The Press., 1922-04-06

| Lest of them. The RoVer3, a three year team and tue West ends from the same city were our hardest games and we lost, though 10th teams had to work every minute to prove their claim. Stafford High gave us a sound trimming and evidently was what we needed. We surely intended to give this team go, but proved no match for the highly efficient team work of our superiors. We shall nos forget this game another season. The ROv- CTS of Rockville took our measure next, but had to keep moving at all times. The Methodist team from Staf- ford, which was the last team we faced, was defeated after a we'll play ed game and one keenly contested from start to finish; a pleasant way to end first season. Charles Zemec, captain of the team, played at left for ward and was dangerous opponent for any team. He easily proved him self the all around star of the season, for it was his aggressiveness and fighting spirit that kept the team hum ming and won for him a soft spot and
 a place of merit with the followers of the team. Good luck Charles and we will watch you next season. Stanley Zemec, a brother, at right forward, was always in the running and a good playing mate, but lacked the punch of his brother, though the last three
 games he showed much improvement. Stan always did his best and the SCOT ing was due a great deal to his good eye and all through the season he has helped to keep down the scores of an opposing team while making a few for our own. Stan should by next season te in great form. Monroe Usher, at center, played a steady game all sea- son though he was off his form on a number of occasions. He proved to be the equal of any center he opposed andt playing rowing game was al- ways at his best. He has the grit and all he needs is a little more experience and he will be a valuable man next fall. Steve Porkorny, the wild man, though was was mighty wild at times, was beyond doubt the hardest player on the team, and though he did not shine as a score maker his work at guard was a treat to watch. He was always on the talI, and the player too for that matter. In fact Steve rather
 liked to mix in with the best of them. He could always be depended upon to do his share of the work He is a
 conner and should make a guard of real worth next season. Johnny Zem- ec, still another brother and of the fighting blood, was pretty small, but say, was he there? We will say he
 was, he was always giving the best he had and his good nature and smile was always welcome among the play CTS. He was a capable boy and we hope to make him hustler next year
 George TOberman,, elusive as they
 make them, played as a regular at the start of. the season, but was re- placed by Steve Porkorney in the later games on account of his lack of fight, but George made a very good showing and 8 big stride in the line the last three games and we have reason to believe he will be there next fall better than ever. He was capable of playing strong defensive game, but at times could not get gO- ing. Stick with the game George and lets see what you really can do. Hol- man Hall, though playing as a sub this year, would have been a regular had he been home enough. He was the main stay in our last four home games and his experience with a prep school team proved to be as effective to the team as to himself. Too bad Holman is not home right along. He plays guard or center and his game is always of the highest order and a Lit of trouble to the opposing team
 His last game with us was a credit to himself as we'll as the team. Another season will see us out stronger than ever and after few of the scalps of some of our conquerers this year. All the teams we have played have been of the best playing in their first, sec ond, third andfourth season. The To- cal team averages 16 years of age and little under 40 lbs. in weight. A list of games played are given below: