Bring back the high school football national championship game!
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Not for one moment would I have thought that the Waco High Tigers (Texas, of course) would have been able to stop the powerful Cleveland Cathedral Latin Lions, 44-12, in the last high school game (1927) that was played for the sole purpose of determining the national champion.
I also point out that Cathedral Latin is now known as Notre Dame - Catheral Latin after a merger of the two parochial schools (in the 1960s as I recall).
One more note, in November of 1946, Cleveland Cathedral squared off against Holy Name High School in Cleveland for a charity game to decide the city title.
There were 70,955 people in attandance as Holy Name stunned the Lions, 35-6.
Those were the days.
This post was edited on 1/26 11:20 AM by PA2CAMoleskinner
I also point out that Cathedral Latin is now known as Notre Dame - Catheral Latin after a merger of the two parochial schools (in the 1960s as I recall).
One more note, in November of 1946, Cleveland Cathedral squared off against Holy Name High School in Cleveland for a charity game to decide the city title.
There were 70,955 people in attandance as Holy Name stunned the Lions, 35-6.
Those were the days.
This post was edited on 1/26 11:20 AM by PA2CAMoleskinner