St. Louis Globe-Democrat Photographs: Sports

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Riverview Gardens High School Football
Riverview Gardens football coach Gerry Nordman and Borgschulte, the Rams' star running back, talk things over prior to a practice session. Borgschulte has scored 42 points in Riverview's first three games.
Riverview Gardens High School Football Player
Riverview Gardens High School football player Tom Gunning.
Riverview Gardens High School Football Player
Riverview Gardens High School football player Dan McDonough.
Rockey Reed
St. Louis Gunners Football player Rockey Reed, half back. Right End Hal Bradley (left) and Half Back Rockey Reed, two new additions to the Gunners lineup, will direct their fire against the Louisville Tanks at Walsh Stadium this afternoon. Bradley was acquired from the Washington Redskins and Reed from the Chicago Cardinals.
Roger Bellerive
Roger Bellerive... No. 12 Left Wing.
Rolla School of Mines Football
Coach Gale Bullman of Missouri School of Mines wasted no time preparing for the Miners' encounter with St. Louis University Friday night. His assistant, Percy Gill, scouted the Billikens Saturday at Missouri and Bullman is seen here sketching a St. Louis formation for the benefit of his players.
Rolla School of Mines Football Player
A Rolla School of Mines football player named Art Schumacker (37).
Rolla School of Mines Football Player
Cartoon with photo of the player, Melvin Nickel, portrayed.
Rolla School of Mines Football Player
Cartoon with photo of the player, Joe Murphy, portrayed.
Rolla School of Mines Football Player
Art Schumacher of St. Louis, will do most of the ball carrying Friday night for the Missouri School of Mines when they invade St. Louis to meet the Bills. Schumacher weighs 148 pounds and was shifted to halfback from quarter because of his running.
Rolla School of Mines Football Player
Cartoon with photo of the player, Frank Appleyard, portrayed.
Rolla School of Mines Football Player
Cartoon with photo of the player, Harold Grant, portrayed.
Rolla School of Mines Football Players
Three rugged tackles who will see plenty of action for the Missouri Miners against St. Louis University at Walsh Stadium Friday night are shown here. From the left: Jim Stephens, 224-pounder from Sedalia, Mo., a junior who has lettered two years; Gene Hammond, 190-pound Cleveland High School youth, also a junior, and 185-pound Ed Kromka, a sophmore from Boonton, N.J. Stephens and Kromka are listed as starters.
Rolla School of Mines Football Players
The long and short of the Missouri School of Mines' football team which meets St. Louis U. Friday night is seen here in Jack Flanary, left, Walter Koziatek, center, and Richard Prough, right. The end men are over six feet while Koziatek, who starred in the Miner-Billiken game, is five feet three.
Rolla School of Mines Football Players
Shown here are 23 Missouri Mines footballers from the St. Louis area, all members of Rolla squad that will play St. Louis U. here Friday night and Washington U. on November 21. The players, from the left, top row: H. Telthorst, J. Hazelett, E. Wolf, C. Davis, J. Sueme, E. Reader, M. Portmann, K. Radcliffe. Middle row: M. Catanzaro, R. Hartman, C. Nohavec, E. Miller, J. McGrath, C. Dameron, R. Buckley, C. Kaiser. Front row: J. Moore, J. Glover, C. Mitchell, M. Kiburz (captain), G. Carafoil, J. Mazzoni, J. Miller.
Rolla School of Mines Football Players
For the first time in a number of years the Missouri School of Mines football team will have reserves for line positions that are just about as good as the starters. This combination will be at the center of the line, with the substitutes in the rear. Front, left to right, Frank Rogers, St. Louis; Clyde Durphy, St. Louis; Nelson Koerner, St. Louis. Back row (substitutes) Wayne Bennetsen, St. Louis; Meredith Kiburz, St. Louis, and Gene Veale, St. Louis. Durphy and Kiburz are centers, rest are guards. The center of the Missouri School of Mines' line will be well protected by St. Louisans tomorrow night when the Miners face St. Louis University at Walsh Stadium. In front, from the left, are Frank Rogers, Clyde Durphy and Nelson Koerner; in back, from the left, are Wayne Bennetsen, Meredith Kiburz and Gene Veale- all St. Louisans and all guards or centers.
Rolla School of Mines Football Players
Four ends who will be in action Thursday afternoon when the Missouri School of Mines football team meets Washington University at Francis Field. From left to right, Nick Nicola, St. Louis junior; Bob Nevins, Chicago junior; Joe Strawhun, Morrisonville, Ill., junior, and Bob Bruce, Kansas City sophomore. Bruce and Nevins are listed as the starters, but the other two will probably split time. Four of the outstanding performers on the Missouri School of Mines' football team who will be seen in action this aftenoon at Francis Field against Washington University are pictured here. From the left: Nick [Nicola}, tackle from St. Louis; Bob Nevins, end from Chicago; Joe Strawhun, end from Morrisonville, Ill., and Bob Bruce, quarter back from Kansas City. All but Bruce will be concluding their collegiate careers this afternoon and all but Nicola are slated to start.
Rolla School of Mines Football Players
In the center group are the Miners' signal callers. From the left they are: Art Schumacher, sophomore; Cliff Corneau, senior, and Art Rose, sophomore. Schumacher and Corneau are St. Louisans, and Rose, now of Kansas City, is a former St. Louisan.
Rolla's Squad of Football Huskies
Rolla School of Mines football team photo. Names are not listed.
Rolland Rolls For Long Run
ROLLAND ROLLS FOR LONG RUN. Halfback Johnny Roland (23) of the Cardinals seems to be stopped here by a host of Philadelphia Eagle tacklers after grabbing Sam Baker's punt during the second period Sunday's National Football league season opener at Busch Stadium. But the former Missouri U. star bounced off Ron Medford (45) and rolled to his right and galloped 52 yards into the Philadelphia end zone. However, the run was nullified because the eager Big Red had roughed up the punter. Other identifiable Eagle players are Jim Nettles (9) and Dwight Kelley (51).
Rookie Eddie Lake Sliding into Home
"Eddie Lake, youthful Cardinal's rookie starting his first game of the season, is shown sliding across the plate for the third and final Red Bird run in the third inning of yesterday's game against the Bees at Sportsmans Park. Enos Slaughter's double sent him around from first. The catcher is Phil Masi.
Roomies Together Again
"Irv Noren (left) and Bob Kuzava chat after being reunited at the Cardinals' St. Petersburg spring training base. They were roommates for six years, two with Washington and four with the Yanks, and are rooming together again with the Red Birds."
Roosevelt High School Football
Frank Brown, whose passing was an important factor in Roosevelt High's 19-to-0 victory over Central yesterday at Public Schools Stadium, is shown in this picture circling left end for a gain of 10 yards in the second quarter. Behind Vogelsang (left), who was running Brown's interference, is a barely visible Central lineman, who tackled the runner a moment later.
Roosevelt High School Football
Joe Schallert, Roosevelt right half back, is shown barely going over the North's goal line, before being stopped by the entire Central line, for the first touchdown in the public high school benefit game at Public Schools Stadium yesterday afternoon. The North defeated the South, 33 to 19. Frank Maierhofer, Riders' right guard, is at the right in front of Referee Clay Van Reen, with Umpire Stub Muhl behind Maierhofer. Some of the Central players in the heap are John Weber, Gene Rogalski and John Morgan. Russell Morrow of Roosevelt is in the rear.
Roosevelt High School Football
Frank Brown, whose passing was an important factor in Roosevelt High's 19-to-0 victory over Central yesterday at Public Schools Stadium is shown in this photo running back a punt in the second quarter. Brown eluded the tackler sprawled on the ground at his feet, but was spilled himself a moment later by Newsham, who may be seen closing in on him.
Roosevelt High School Football
Caption incomplete. Names retrieved are: [first name missing] Stendel (50), Harry Killmar (58), Bob Layne (55), Bob Hixson (45) and Bob Ries (44).
Roosevelt High School Football Player
Roosevelt High School football player Bob Stephens (35)(Quarterback).
Roosevelt High School Football Players
Some of the Roosevelt High School football players. From the left, they are: Joe Schallert (13)(Fullback), Clarence Becker (22)(Halfback), Ralph Whitworth (11)(Halfback), Howard Rehling (27)(Tackle), and Bob Higginbotham (29)(End).

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