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1900 TEAM PHOTO

1956 Jersey County Democrat Photo turns up evidence that Jersey had a football team in 1900.

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5A Week 9 AP
Rank Team Record
1. 

Springfield Sacred Heart Griffin

(8-0)
2. 

Cahokia 

(8-0)
3. 

Washington

(8-0)
4. 

Joliet Catholic

(6-2)
5. 

Metamora

(7-1)
6. 

 Marian Central Catholic

(6-2)
7. 

St. Francis

(7-1)
8. 

La-Salle Peru

(7-1)
9. 

Hillcrest

(7-1)
10.

Triad

 

(7-1)

 

 

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MR. PANTHER AWARD

This award is presented to the Panther player who best displayed dedication, Integrity and Loyalty for the sake of his team. 

2009 Winner:

Michael Pruitt

1928

1928 was a struggle to find game articles, but alas pantherfb.org dug deep into the archives of the old and now defunct Jersey County Democrat. Although the material shows it's age and is very hard to read, most of the game stories are more detailed than those from previous years. Notice that the author of most of these stories was Frederick Miller a Sophomore. Miller, joined the Varsity football team in 1929 as a Junior and also played in 1930 while a Senior. He was a very special young man and gets a special salute from this website for all he accomplished for our football program.

PANTHERFB.ORG HALL OF FAME TREE

1928

Jersey Township High School

JTHS 1928 OPP
0 White Hall 0
7 Roodhouse 12
13 Livingston 7
7 Routt High 14
0 Palmyra 6
7 Pittsfield 13
0 Pleasant Hill 48
14 Carrollton 12
48 Record: 2-5-1 112
Coach: Mr. A.C. Bostic
Captain: Charles Malloy
        

 

Football 1928-'29

 

The Football Letter Men

 
Charles Malloy-

 "Shanty" was captain this year and filled the hole behind the line. He could always be counted on to make that "first and ten."

William Allen-

 "Bill" showed his fleet feet to many opponents this year. He played one of the halfback positions.

Rupert Snyder-

 "Buck" was one of the best halfbacks that we had although he didn't break into as many games as some of the others.

Paul Horn-

 "Hornie" was one of the utility ends but was always ready to give his best when called into the game.

IvanHeiderscheid-

 "Heide" was our reliable quarterback and he could always be depended on for the forward pass or punt.

JohnMcQuerrey-

 Johnny played guard or halfback and played both positions well.

Max Downey-

 Max was a real tackle and although light, plugged the line so that no opponent got through.

Melvin Beckner-

 Melvin could always be counted on to hold his guard position and the other fellow didn't try twice to break through his position.

CharleyReynolds-

 Charley was a real center and never gave up the fight that is needed to make a real football player.

Russell Roach-

 "Russ" was a very good end and specialized in breaking through and smearing the opponents' plays.

Joseph Ballard-

 "Babe" was a great tackle and the opposing team always could be seen to thrown worried glances at him before they started a play in his direction.

 

Paul Woolsey-

 "Red" was a real linesman, being able to play from tackle to tackle and proved a most valuable man.

RupertWoolsey-

 "Chicken" was an excellent utility linesman and could be counted to play nearly any position.

 

Rupert Dunham-

 "Spud" was a utility end but was always a good fighter and liked to snag forward passes.

Immannuel Ayres-

 Ayres was an excellent halfback and could get through for end runs and line smashes.

 


THE RESERVES


These are the men that do a great deal of work, take a lot of hard bumps but are seldom seen on the field of play. However, they have learned what grit it takes to become a first string player and are planning on making the team in some future year. The school owes much to these men who are willing to come out and play "second fiddle" in order to give the regulars a practice battle.
Franklin Schmidt-

  Sophomore

William Fleming-

  Sophomore

James Seago- 

 Junior

Harold Arnold-

  Freshman

John Fleming- 

 Sophomore

 
Ralph Tedrow- 

 Sophomore

Morris Cason- 

 Sophomore

Hubert Fleming-

  Sophomore

Hewitt McQuerrey- 

 Freshman

 
Laurence Bauer-

  Freshman

Robert Brown- 

 Junior

Elmer Heath-

  Sophomore

Jake Bradshaw-

  Freshman

 

 

HEAD COACH

A.C. Bostic

 

PRINCIPAL 

Frank H. Markman

 

The "J" of 1929