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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM Top row: Mr. Young-Coach, Don Calahan, Lee Brittenham, Rex Walker, Rolfe Graham, Don Peterson, Jimmy Hite, Herbert Paules. Middle row: Dick Doss, Keith Hendrickson, Phil Rickey, Don Foote, Charles Potter, Bobby Kapus, Sam Field. Bottom row: Jack Gregg, Wilton Haynes, Charles Nearing, George Nietfeld. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Back row: Bobby Cobb, Tommy Schissler, Jimmy Pontarolo, Ivan Samson, Junior Morgan, Harry Latta, Mr. McCollar-Coach. Front row: Monte Hubbard, Alvin Paules, Gene Summers, Harry Heller, Melvin Anderson, Tony Martinez.
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1951-52 BASKETBALL SEASON DATE OPPONENT PLACE FT. LARAMIE OPPONENT Nov. 19 Hawk Springs here 44 15 Nov. 20 LaGrange there 41 31 Nov. 27 LaGrange here 43 36 Nov. 30 Glendo here 42 21 Dec. 3 Veteran here 34 22 Dec. 11 Chugwater here 43 20 Dec. 13 Pine Bluffs there 29 31 Jan. 8 Lingle there 27 40 Jan. 12 Glenrock here 35 26 Jan. 14 Sunrise there 39 34 Jan. 21 Chugwater there 32 35 Jan. 30 Guernsey there 52 58 Feb. 2 Glenrock there 40 36 Feb. 4 Veteran there 44 32 Feb. 7 Manville here 32 28 Feb. 11 Hawk Springs there 44 18 Feb. 13 Glendo there 60 33 Feb. 14 Sunrise here 47 52 Feb. 18 Guernsey here 48 40 Feb. 21 Manville there 45 64 Feb. 27 Lingle here 44 52 WYO-OAK TOURNAMENT December 27-28 1951 The Pioneers were chosen as one of the eight teams competing in the Wyo-Dak tournament at Lusk this year. It was a two-game elimination series in which the eight teams competing were playing. The teams were picked from Wyoming and South Dakota. Those chosen were Torrington, Huntley, Lusk, Douglas and Fort Laramie from Wyoming and Sturgis, Hot Springs and Igloo from South Dakota. Fort Laramie played their first game with Sturgis, South Dakota and were beaten 47-30. The next afternoon on the 28th, they met Hot Springs, South Dakota and handed them a 21-19 defeat which entitled Fort Laramie to play Huntley, Wyom- ing for consolation honors. In that game Fort Laramie was defeated 35-26. Torrington was the winner, Sturgis second, Lusk third and Huntley took consolation honors. An all-tourney team of ten boys was chosen in which Dick Doss of Fort Laramie was included. The Sub-State Tournament Was held in Fort Laramie, March 6-7. The winner of this tournament went to Laramie for the State Tournament which was held March 12-13-14-15.
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