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| Past Scores from the Chicago Prep Bowl |
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| Posted by TomCleary |
2006-03-28 |
Past Prep Bowls
The following is a list of all the past Prep Bowls, beginning from 2004 back. The Chicago Public League team is in all caps, while the Chicago Catholic League (Catholic Metro Conference from 1996-2002) is assumed in Chicago unless noted otherwise. The Chicago Catholic/CMC leads the Prep Bowl series 48-20 with two ties (1936, 1939)
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2004 - Brother Rice 35, LANE TECHNICAL 14
2003 - (Wilmette) Loyola 22, SIMEON 14
2002 - (Mundelein) Carmel 50, DUNBAR 20
2001 - Mt. Carmel 50, MORGAN PARK 0
2000 - (Chicago Heights) Marian Catholic 23, SIMEON 14
1999 - HUBBARD 20, De LaSalle 13
1998 - HUBBARD 28, Joliet Catholic 16
1997 - DUNBAR 28, (Chicago Heights) Marion Catholic 21
1996 - (Wilmette) Loyola Academy 28, DUNBAR 8
1995 - (Wilmette) Loyola Academy 15, JULIAN 14
1994 - Brother Rice 28, DUNBAR 22
1993 - Mount Carmel 34, BOGAN 14
1992 - MATHER 15, Brother Rice 6
1991 - (Oak Park) Fenwick 28, BOGAN 0
1990 - ROBESON 8, Gordon Technical 7
1989 - JULIAN 48, (Oak Park) Fenwick 14
1988 - (Wilmette) Loyola Academy 21, JULIAN 6
1987 - Gordon Technical 29, JULIAN 14
1986 - (Wilmette) Loyola Academy 14, SIMEON 12
1985 - Mount Carmel 19, LANE TECHNICAL 14
1984 - DeLaSalle 25, JULIAN 20
1983 - Mount Carmel 28, SIMEON 6
1982 - Gordon Technical 24, JULIAN 0
1981 - Mount Carmel 14, ROBESON 6
1980 - Brother Rice 39, JULIAN 6
1979 - JULIAN 30, (Joliet) Catholic 22
1978 - (Burbank) Saint Laurence 34, SULLIVAN 8
1977 - Saint Rita 20, LANE TECHNICAL 8
1976 - CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 13, Saint Rita 6
1975 - Brother Rice 26, CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 0
1974 - (Burbank) Saint Laurence 34, CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 0
1973 - (Burbank) Saint Laurence 40, PHILLIPS 24
1972 - (Burbank) Saint Laurence 24, Taft 7
1971 - Saint Rita 18, MORGAN PARK 12
1970 - Saint Rita 12, LANE TECHNICAL 8
1969 - (Wilmette) Loyola Academy 26, LANE TECHNICAL 0
1968 - Mendel 41, CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 19
1967 - Mount Carmel 37, DUNBAR 0
1966 - (Wilmette) Loyola Academy 20, CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 14
1965 - (Wilmette) Loyola Academy 33, CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 13
1964 - Weber 34, CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 13
1963 - Saint Rita 42, CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 7
1962 - (Oak Park) Fenwick 40, SCHURZ 0
1961 - Weber 14, LANE TECHNICAL 12
1960 - Mount Carmel 27, TAFT 8
1959 - LANE TECHNICAL 19, (Oak Park) Fenwick 0
1958 - AUSTIN 20, (Oak Park) Fenwick 7
1957 - Mendel 6, CALUMET 0
1956 - Leo 12, CALUMET 0
1955 - CHICAGO VOCATIONAL 6, Weber 0
1954 - FENGER 20, Mount Carmel 13
1953 - Saint George 38, AUSTIN 12
1952 - Mount Carmel 27, AUSTIN 19
1951 - Mount Carmel 19, LINDBLOM 6
1950 - Mount Carmel 45, LANE TECHNICAL 20
1949 - SCHURZ 20, (Oak Park) Fenwick 7
1948 - LINDBLOM 13, (Oak Park) Fenwick 7
1947 - AUSTIN 13, Leo 12
1946 - FENGER 13, Weber 7
1945 - (Oak Park) Fenwick 20, TILDEN 6
1944 - TILDEN 13, Weber 7
1943 - Saint George 19, PHILLIPS 12
1942 - Leo 27, TILDEN 14
1941 - Leo 46, TILDEN 13
1940 - FENGER 13, Leo 0
1939 - FENGER 13, Mount Carmel 13
1938 - FENGER 13, Mount Carmel 0
1937 - AUSTIN 26, Leo 0
1936 - AUSTIN 19, (Oak Park) Fenwick 19
1935 - LINDBLOM 6, Leo 0
1934 - LINDBLOM 6, Leo 0
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| 2011-04-06 08:54 - docjawbreaker | In 1958 my geometry teacher, Mr. Joe Magee (head football coach), told our class that the guys on the football team routinely used audibles. They were simple ones such as "BLUE" meant a pass and "GREEN" meant a run since the sky was blue and grass was green. However, the offensive line on that team had extremely high I.Q.'s and probably could do much more if asked. I also recall hearing that the pro football team, the Chicago Cardinals, visited Mendel to learn how to teach their players audibles. I don't believe they had much luck considering they were perennial losers.
Bob McDole |
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| 2006-03-30 10:58 - TheLittlestMonarch | | Thanks TomCleary for the great archives.........THE only two results that count show that the 68 Mendel Offense scored the seventh highest point total out of seventy championship games, not too shabby. I also believe that back in the early nineties the Sun Times voted the 68 Monarchs as one of the top five all time great high school teams to ever play in Chicago. It is a well known fact that the 57 Mendel Championship Teams last second win by 6 was by far the most exciting ending to any football game ever played (Co-Captain Mike Woulfe made three seperate blocks on the play / may God keep his soul close to him). Only Mendel fans from the early era know that the 1957 squad, though their margin of victory in most of their games was fairly close, they literally beat the crap out of EVERY oponent they faced (read Steve Szabo article 11-15-05). They were THE toughest group of players ever assembled under the great coaching of legend Joe Magee. Thanks to both of these teams for putting our beloved Mendel on the board in Chicago football history! |
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