West Seattle High School - Kimtah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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BLUE EW? GOLD Bei Gienniz HE Spring of l927 was very discouraging for Tennis. It Eb' f rained so that the courts were unplayable till late. As a giglt the team lost its first match to Broadway, six to Harry Godfrey played first man and was elected captain. John DuCett successfully defended his position and played second man. Richard Hurrell played third man, with Rudolph Haselbauer in fourth place and Mott Rieke in fifth. Albert Brown and Elbert Galusha alternated in sixth place. Godfrey and DuCett played as one doubles team, and Hurrell and Rieke played as the other. Four of the men were Seniors and graduated-Godfrey, Du- Cett, Hurrell and Haselbauer. They played their last tennis match for West Seattle, At the time of this writing the Indians had played two matches, losing the first to Broadway and beating Franklin four to three. The team still had to play Garfield and also the all-city Tourna- ment. NEIOOJM

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ff' BLUE FW? GULD 5 ,QA 5 HE Indian golfers this year were more successful than ever before. The team came out third in the prep race and, tif' with a little luck, would have had the championship, won ' ' J by Ballard. The first four men on the team shot con- stantly in the 80's and sometimes broke through into the 7O's, which is considered very good golf. Members of the team are: Bob Thompson, first man: Jim Hill, second man: Ed Argersinger, third mang Ernie Vowles, fourth man: Fred Doherty, fifth man. The Indians started out by defeating the strong Grover Cleve- land team 112 to 2. Next Garfield was taken down the line, 92 to 22. Lincoln received all the breaks and won, 62 to 5 2. Roosevelt was the next victim: West Seattle 9 2 to Roosevelt 2 2. The team was defeated by the Ballard champs, 7 to 5. Broadway, last year champs were defeated 82 to 32. The team was once again defeated by Franklin, 42 to 72. The season was ended by a Win over Queen Anne, 82 to 3 Vowles and Doherty will be lost by graduation. Hill, Thomp- son and Argersenger Will be back next year to carry the team to a championship. Nfioijw