1913

(0-1)

Pulaski

14

vs.

Jefferson

21

1916

(0-2)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Blacksburg

12

Pulaski

3

vs.

Blacksburg

77

1919

(1-1)

Pulaski

18

vs.

Bristol

0

Pulaski

0

vs.

Salem

24

1920

(0-1)

Pulaski

6

vs.

Roanoke

75

1921

(0-1)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Bristol

41

1922

(0-1-1)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Roanoke

52

Pulaski

6

vs.

Bristol

6

1923

(0-2)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Bristol

19

Pulaski

0

vs.

Blacksburg

26

1926

(0-1)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Christiansburg

6

1927

(0-1)

Pulaski

7

vs.

Christiansburg

12

1929

(0-1)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Bristol

18

1930

(0-2)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Marion

26

Pulaski

0

vs.

Saltville

38

1931

(0-1)

Pulaski

6

vs.

Salem

12

1932

(0-1)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Salem

32

1933

(0-1)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Marion

24

1936

(0-1)

Pulaski

6

vs.

Radford

19

1938

(1-3)

Pulaski

6

vs.

Narrows

14

Pulaski

7

vs.

Saltville

35

Pulaski

0

vs.

Graham

19

Pulaski

6

vs.

Meadowview

0

1939

(0-1)

Pulaski

12

vs.

Saltville

27

1940

(3-1-2)

Pulaski

6

vs.

Martinsville

0

Pulaski

20

vs.

Radford

12

Pulaski

21

vs.

Blacksburg

0

Pulaski

6

vs.

William Byrd

6

Pulaski

0

vs.

Narrows

0

Pulaski

0

vs.

Marion

14

Interesting TidBits

Christiansburg 14 Pearisburg 0 First win in School history after 5 seasons

New Christiansburg coach: Francis "Boodie" Albert (1939 lineman at Notre Dame)

Pulaski coaches: John S. Coiner & John Davidson

Pulaski borrowed reflectors for lights from Roanoke College to have first night game.

Narrows Head Coach Harry Ragsdale protested Pulaski game stating 2 players (Howard Golden & Berman Grantham) were over age.  PHS Coach Coiner said he could prove neither were 21 with selective service registration.   Virginia Literary & Athletic League decides Oct. 28 that Pulaski must forfeit all games Golden played in. Ineligible because played a few minutes at the end of a game as 8th grader.  Ragsdale also protested Galax.

1941

(3-5)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Martinsville

7

Pulaski

20

vs.

Radford

0

Pulaski

6

vs.

Narrows

0

Pulaski

0

vs.

William Fleming

7

Pulaski

0

vs.

William Byrd

27

Pulaski

6

vs.

Marion

7

Pulaski

6

vs.

Pearisburg

0

Pulaski

7

vs.

Wytheville

12

Interesting TidBits

Pulaski coach: J. Ward Long, Jr.

1942

(1-1)

Pulaski

13

vs.

Martinsville

19

Pulaski

20

vs.

Radford

0

Interesting TidBits

Concord College abandoned football

1st year of use for Municipal Stadium in Roanoke (Victory Stadium)

1944

(4-3)

Pulaski

25

vs.

Dublin

0

Pulaski

0

vs.

Christiansburg

26

Pulaski

7

vs.

Radford

6

Pulaski

6

vs.

Wytheville

12

Pulaski

14

vs.

Narrows

6

Pulaski

19

vs.

Marion

6

Pulaski

18

vs.

Wytheville

19

Interesting TidBits

Pulaski coach: Raymond Cure

Southwest Times Writer: Alvin Brisendine

Schoolfield: near Danville

Nov. 11 Pulaski vs. George Wythe: first game with loud speaker (4,000) fans

1946

(0-1-1)

Pulaski

0

vs.

Marion

7

Pulaski

0

vs.

Christiansburg

0

Interesting TidBits

Emory & Henry vs. East Tennessee State Teachers play first college football game in Pulaski at Calfee Park Nov. 9. Sponsored by the Pulaski Lions Club. Profits to clubs sight conservation program

1948

(2-5-2)

Pulaski

6

vs.

Martinsville

40

Pulaski

7

vs.

Blacksburg

12

Pulaski

12

vs.

Christiansburg

6

Pulaski

7

vs.

Radford

12

Pulaski

0

vs.

Wytheville

40

Pulaski

19

vs.

Narrows

7

Pulaski

6

vs.

Galax

6

Pulaski

?

vs.

Pearisburg

?

Pulaski

14

vs.

Dublin

14

Interesting TidBits

Pulaski coach: Vic Kreiter (first year)

1949

(4-3-3)

Pulaski

7

vs.

William Fleming

30

Pulaski

7

vs.

Martinsville

6

Pulaski

6

vs.

Blacksburg

0

Pulaski

26

vs.

Pearisburg

0

Pulaski

25

vs.

Christiansburg

0

Pulaski

13

vs.

Galax

14

Pulaski

0

vs.

Radford

0

Pulaski

7

vs.

Wytheville

7

Pulaski

0

vs.

Narrows

0

Pulaski

0

vs.

Dublin

7

Interesting TidBits

Pulaski coach: Vic Kreiter

1950

(3-5-1)

Sept. 15

Sept. 22

Pulaski

13

vs.

Christiansburg

6

Sept. 29

Pulaski

7

vs.

Martinsville

27

Oct. 6

Pulaski

6

vs.

Blacksburg

32

Oct. 12

Oct. 13

Pulaski

13

vs.

Radford

13

Oct. 20

Pulaski

7

vs.

Narrows

12

Oct. 21

Oct. 27

Pulaski

0

vs.

William Fleming

27

Nov. 3

Pulaski

13

vs.

Dublin

2

Nov.10

Nov. 16

Pulaski

0

vs.

Wytheville

18

Nov. 24

Missing a win for Pulaski (finished 3-5-1)

Interesting TidBits

1st football game for Franklin County lost to Altavista 0-20

Oct. 13 Bids for construction of Dublin High & Claremont Elementary REJECTED

Narrows Coach: Harry Ragsdale

Pulaski Coach: V.W. Kreiter

Last Year of the Pulaski Counts in Appalachian League Baseball

Pulaski & Wytheville were arch-rivals

1951

(11-0)

Sept. 15

Pulaski

25

vs.

Pearisburg

0

Sept. 21

Pulaski

26

vs.

Christiansburg

0

Sept. 28

Pulaski

25

vs.

Martinsville

0

Oct. 6

Pulaski

34

vs.

Blacksburg

0

Oct. 12

Pulaski

39

vs.

Radford

18

Oct. 20

Pulaski

44

vs.

Narrows

0

Oct. 26

Pulaski

28

vs.

William Fleming

6

Nov. 2

Pulaski

25

vs.

Dublin

0

Nov.9

Pulaski

45

vs.

Galax

0

Nov. 17

Pulaski

20

vs.

Wytheville

6

Nov. 23

Pulaski

27

vs.

Lexington

13

Interesting TidBits

Pulaski coach: Vic Kreiter came from Crewe in 1948

Addison 38 Christiansburg Industrial 0

Pulaski vs. Lexington: special challenge game "Blue Ridge Regional Crown".  Pulaski Chamber of Commerce chartered special train to take about 300 fans to Buena Vista where they switched trains to Lexington.

Lexington 10-0 outscored opponents 210-24

Pulaski 10-0 outscored opponents 311-30

Lexington scored all their 13 points in first 5 minutes of game

1952

(8-2)

Sept. 12

Pulaski

33

vs.

Pearisburg

0

Sept. 19

Pulaski

27

vs.

Christiansburg

0

Sept. 27

Pulaski

27

vs.

Martinsville

13

Oct. 3

Pulaski

47

vs.

Blacksburg

0

Oct. 10

Pulaski

39

vs.

Radford

12

Oct. 17

Pulaski

41

vs.

Narrows

12

Oct. 24

Oct. 25

Pulaski

6

vs.

William Fleming

27

Oct. 31

Pulaski

44

vs.

Dublin

6

Nov. 7

Pulaski

0

vs.

Tazewell

25

Nov. 14

Pulaski

25

vs.

George Wythe

0

Interesting TidBits

Danville was known as the "Cardinals"

Roanoke Times Oct. 25 called Vic Krieter "tall, deep speaking mentor"

Pulaski defense had allowed 4 touchdowns in 17 games

3,000 Pulaski fans expected for 8:00 Saturday Game at Victory Stadium vs. Wm. Fleming

1953

(2-7-1)

Sept. 11

Pulaski

13

vs.

Pearisburg

13

Sept. 18

Pulaski

34

vs.

Christiansburg

7

Sept. 25

Pulaski

6

vs.

Martinsville

14

Oct. 2

Pulaski

13

vs.

Blacksburg

33

Oct. 9

Pulaski

0

vs.

Radford

31

Oct. 16

Pulaski

7

vs.

Narrows

13

Oct. 17

Oct. 23

Pulaski

0

vs.

William Fleming

33

Oct. 30

Pulaski

18

vs.

Dublin

6

Nov. 6

Pulaski

7

vs.

Tazewell

20

Nov. 13

Pulaski

7

vs.

George Wythe

13

Interesting TidBits

Bedford known as the "Otters"

Pulaski coach: Vic Kreiter

1954

(4-6)

Sept. 10

Pulaski

13

vs.

Pearisburg

19

Sept. 17

Pulaski

13

vs.

Christiansburg

19