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Honors
Fort Lawton is located in the Magnolia District of
Seattle and had been actively used for nearly 100 years.
1922 Players:
Paretti (E), Miller (T), Taczineski (G), Bob Prentiss (C), Lischenski
(G), Pavliski (T), Gordon (E), Stevens (QB), Leitz (HB), Surprise (HB),
Conyne (FB), Cantrell (T), Robinson (T), Covin (FB), Lorman (E),
Balkoski (T), Bartlett (HB)
Bob Prentiss would become a West Seattle Yellowjacket for the 1923
season.
1924 Players:
Foy (E), Percy Howeattle (T), Olson (G), Peterson
(C), Wright (G), Alexander (T), McLean (E), Corrin (QB), Cotter (HB),
Surprise (HB), Attack (FB), Warden (T), Leschinski (G)
Howeattle's punting was a feature of the first win over Seattle College.
1925 Players:
Clancy (E), Wilson (T), Berkstrom (G), Wright (C), Bradley (T), Carter
(E), Surprise (QB), McLean (HB/E), "Chief" Percy Howeattle (HB), Johnson
(FB/Coach), Leschinski (G/Capt), Wilson (G), Vognell (HB), Cotter (FB),
Foster (QB), Dalton (FB), Hagen (HB)
1926 Players:
Woodruff (E), Borkseron (T), Wilson (G), Leschinski (C), Errol (G),
Parks (T), McLean (E), Peterson (QB), Hagen (HB), Surprise (HB), Cotter
(FB/Capt), Clancy (E), Burns (E), Alexander (T), Ahlberg (G)
Cpl Richard Maslar, a former Meriden High (CT) standout was the 19-year
old star for Fort Lawton in 1947 leading the team to two victories to
open the season.
1947 Players: Richard Maslar (FB), Edward Rueta (E),
1951 Players:
Andrew Micklus (FB), Marty Gaughn (QB), Don Coleman (HB), Ed Lunblad
(E), Jim Garrett (HB)
With a solid 1951 campaign, the Bulldogs were announced as the Seattle
Ramblers opponent for the Queen City Bowl on Dec 2, however they were
replaced with a San Jose team.
Darwin Harper scored the only TD in a 1952 game
with the Geiger Chiefs in Spokane.
Former Wharton County JC (TX) player Bobby Fritz began lighting up the
Pacific Northwest Army League as a triple-threat (running, passing,
punting) after the Bulldogs 0-3 start. Defeating the Bremerton
Yellowjackets for the first win of the season, Fritz then put on an
aerial display with four TD passes and intercepted a pass which he
returned 84 yards before being caught at the Fort Worden eight-yard line
in a 28-6 victory. The two-week stretch catapulted him into
All-Army consideration.
1956 had Lieutenant Ed Sampson, former end at the University of Oklahoma
during the Big 7 championship season of 1951 as coach. Kenneth
Hall, guard from Univ. of Indiana and Univ of Minnesota's Ed Dusbabek
were members of Fort Lawton.
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