Deer Trail High School - Trails Yearbook (Deer Trail, CO)

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Who and Where .owe Points of individuals, H.H5.lMM.' .R.D'2 .B.MT-ILWI. 'SUBS Elizabeth here 40 28 16 1 8 6 4 5 Simla here 28 16 9 3 7 2 7 0 Kiowa here 40 20 6 6 7 54C 10 6 Byers there 27 21 '4 O 15 4 6 O Agate here 27 21 I4-- O 182 2 5 O Woodrow there 26 25 3 2 6 2 9 4 Simla there 26 24 2 2 I - ll 6 Strasburg there 20 59 3 0 4 - 9 4 Bennett here 51 29 4 2 14 2 9 0 dgate there 23 20 5 O 10 O B 2 Byers here 44 28 2 O 22 6 10 4 Strasburg here 25 36 2 5 6 O 10 2 Bennett there 28 59 5 - 8 6 14 4 TOTAL 4557 255 'Hs' EI 156' 'ES 1E Ee' Tournament Elbert 51 26 5 O 27 3 12 2 Elizabeth 59 :av - I 2 6 12 a lg 2 Strasbur 31 26 4 O Q 5 g 121 75 II 'E Z9 . 14' 53 'E ----------0-Q ---.----..---.----A.-----QQ The 1941-1942 Basketball season was a good one for our high school. We did not win the League Championship but we did win the highest honors of the Invitational Tournament held at Deer Trail. In the season's play we tied with Bennett for second place in League Standings. We won 15 and lost 4 games during the entire season. After playing Elizabeth, Kiowa, and Simla in practice games we started the League schedule. We got past the first games with with Simla Strasburg. but failed Bennett on was played eliminated Tournament Byers, and with Agate as well as the return game Our winning streak ended when we were beaten at After this we defeated Bennett, Agate, and Byers to down Strasburg on our home floor. We lost to their floor. A tie between Bennett and Deer Trail off at Agate and a defeat for us by one basket us from further competition towards the State Hugh Harris, Manny Matson, Ryland Drinkwine, Bill Matson, and John Woodis composed the usual starting line-up. Orval Dodge, Roy Hayward, Norman Smith, Bill Jones, and Oval McNabb were capable reserves. Edwin Doherty also was a substitute during the latter part of the season. Rodney Davls acted as manager for the basketball teams. V

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