Port Angeles Bone Crushers 1935

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PORT ANGELES BONECRUSHERS
(1935)

PORT ANGELES VIKINGS
(1937)

Port Angeles, Washington

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The Bonecrushers are first noted playing in a charity game for the Olympic Peninsula Shrine Hospital on December 15th, 1935 at Roosevelt High. The opponent would be the Port Townsend Cougars, a regular in the Seattle-area semi-pro scene. The Cougars took the first game 7-0, and the return match 9-0.

The community enjoyed the games to such a point, that advocates for a town team found their wishes finally fulfilled in 1937 with the formation of the Port Angeles Vikings.

Though the Vikings did not last, they kept the football fervor alive, and during World War II the community would support the Port Angeles Commandos Coast Guard team, and following the war, the Port Angeles Stags.

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1935 Players included:

1935
Independent
Record: 0-2
Sponsor: "Stun" Bray
Coach "Stun" Bray, Marshal Gies

1937
Independent
Record: 2-2-1
Sponsor: "Stun" Bray
Coach "Stun" Bray, Marshal Gies

Schedules and Results
Date	Opponent	Score
1935 Dec 15	Port Townsend Cougars	0-7
1935 Dec 22	@ Port Townsend Cougars	0-9


1937 Oct 17	Port Townsend Cougars	6-2
1937 Oct 24	@ Port Townsend Cougars	6-6
1937 Oct 31	Washington National Guardsmen	0-9
1937 Nov 7	Ubangi Blackhawks	0-19
1937 Nov 14	St. Martin's College Rangers	Cancel
1937 Nov 21	Port Townsend Cougars	7-6