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# 1940
82 W
83 W
84 L
85 L
86 W
87 W
88 T
1941 Tri-County Champs
89 W
90 W
91 W
92 W
93 W
94 W
95 W
1942 Tri-County Champs
96 W
97 W
98 W
99 W
100 W
101 W
102 W
1943 Tri-County Champs
103 W
104 W
105 W
106 W
107 W
1944 Tri-County Champs
108 W
109 W
110 W
111 W
112 W
1945
113 L
114 W
115 W
116 W
117 W
118 W
119 W
120 W
1946 Alle-Catt Champs
121 W
122 W
123 W
124 W
125 W
126 T
127 L
1947
128 L
129 L
130 L
131 W
132 W
133 L
134 L
1948
135 W
136 W PANTHER
137 T
138 W
139 W
140 L
141 L TITLE
1949
142 L
143 L
144 W
145 W
146 W
147 W
148 L
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| Bud Fenton |
Legendary Coach Bud Fenton took over the helm in 1948, leading his teams to 38 victories in 9
seasons at PCS. In his initial year, Fenton took the Panthers to Bradner Stadium for the championship, but they lost
12-7 before 3,000 fans. He retired at 38-26-3 for a winning percentage of .594
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Latimer 5-2-1
9 Springville 7
? Cuba ?
? Allegany ?
13 Canisteo 14
12 Bolivar 6
13 Allegany 6
0 Bolivar 0
Latimer 7-0
28 Cuba 0
48 Springville 0
7 Thomas Indians 6
14 Allegany 6
14 Bolivar 0
33 Canisteo 0
? Sloan ?
Latimer 7-0
31 Wellsville 0
35 Thomas Indians 0
41 Allegany 0
28 Bolivar 0
55 Cuba 0
39 Wellsville 6
13 Emporium 7
Latimer 5-0
25 Springville 0
31 Bolivar 0
27 Bolivar 0
26 Springville 2
? Allegany ?
Don Smith 5-0
? Bolivar ?
? Allegany 0
20 Cuba 6
40 Canisteo 6
25 Wellsville 0
Jimmie Johnson 7-1
? Wellsville ?
6 Bolivar 0
52 St. Bernards 6
39 Cuba 0
13 Springville 7
9 Olean JV 0
7 Springville 0
21 Allegany 0
Don Smith 5-1-1
16 Bolivar 6
41 St. Bernards 7
26 Cuba 0
39 Allegany 19
19 Perry 7
19 Fredonia 19
19 Springville 21
Marty Morris 2-5
9 St. Bernards 19
0 Allegany 6
0 Bolivar 32
38 Olean JV 0
12 Cuba 7
0 Gowanda 13
7 Springville 20
Bud Fenton 4-2-1
15 Canisteo 7
25 Franklinville 0
0 Bolivar 0
19 Allegany 0
13 Cuba 6
6 St. Bernards 40
7 Bolivar 12
Fenton 4-3
6 Otto-Eldred 7
7 Bolivar 21
7 Allegany 0
32 Canisteo 0
13 Cuba 0
18 Franklinville 0
0 Springville 13
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Players 1930 - 2007
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GRAD YEAR:
1941
1942
Louie Anderson
Chuck Boutelle
Charles Chandler
Rupert Hawley
Jim Roulo
Jim Wiles
1943
Bill Afton
Dick Champlin
Dick Gross
Bob North
Jack Schreiber
Hugh Swaney
Robert Warren
Duncan Wormer
1944
Bob Afton
Eugene Enos
Cleo Foster
Lewis Gleason
Bob Hatch
1945
Bill O'Brien
Tony Wilson
Donald Wormer
1946
Ernest Lafever
1947
Ike Harrison
1948
Bill Crainer
Norm Foster
Ray Mosher
1949
Bob Childs
Joe Hartwig
Dave Reynolds
Don Taggerty
1950
Don Coleman
Harry Edwards
Kay Henning
Nelson Holcomb
Steve Pockalny
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| Milt Latimer 38-8-2 |
Milt Latimer coached the Portville varsity to unmatched heights during the early 1940s. From 1940
to 1944, they went undefeated in 27 consecutive games (26-0-1). It was World War II, and the boys rolled over their
local opponents, taking the Tri-County championship 4 years in a row, winning every game.
The 1942 team was especially monstrous, out-scoring the other squads 242-13. Some of the players from
that era included Tony Wilson, Bob North, Dick Johnson, Bob and Billy Afton, Don and Duncan Wormer, and Ernest LaFever.
Latimer went off to fight in the war, while another military man, Don Smith, coached the final undefeated
season of the streak in 1945.
The undefeated streak could have been extended to 41 games in a row, if it hadn't been for a loss to Wellsville
to start to 1945 campaign. Portville went undefeated for another 13 games, finally losing a playoff contest in
1946 to Springville.
In that year, Don Smith was assisted by Jim Wiles, while Ike Harrison manned the quarterbacking duties as
a senior star.
In 1947, Coach Morty Morris introduced the T-formation to his 25 players, assisted by Wiles, Joe Gibbons,
and Lee Frair.
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