Granville High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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BLUE ACES 1--' ! r 'P Entering the 1942-43 cage season with only one first string man with any varsity ex- perience, therAces encountered much difficulty throughout the season. Many of their rivals were fortunate in having experienced men, and the Aces, while nearly always show- ing admirable team work and a true fighting spirit, were frequently on the short end of the scoring. The entire team evidenced progressive improvement throughout the year, and at the end of the season, it was a well coordinated unit, but still lacking in maturity, strength and shooting accuracy that come only with two or three years of playing experience. Four seniors will be lost this year from the varsity, but four of the teams' most con- sistent and experienced players are left to bear the brunt of next year's work, and they are not in the least discouraged by their luck of last season: they feel sure, as we all do here at G. H. S., that next year will tell a different story. ooo , RESERVES The Blue Ace Reserves took to the hardwood this year again under the capable hands of Mr. john Woodburn. Coach VVoodburn was at first without his whole starting five, and things looked pretty gloomy for the young aces, but with a handful of material he soon had a quintet that had speed, good ball handling and an eye for the basket. Buss Sunkle and Mick Owens usually held the forward spots, and Simross and johnson held the guard positions, while rangy Rag McPherson jumped center. Also seeing much action were Poff, Jordan, Innis, Robertson, and Bowman. The Reserves scored 286 points C108 Field goalsg 50 foulsj to their opponent's 279: they won eight and lost six, two of the losses being to Class A outfits, Upper Arlington! and Worthington. 27