Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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' - NPO . D 'A 'XS' 'ui Xkclg ' A N Cay- ' X ztslelsls 'rf M BASKETBALL NM s .......... ..,....... 1. ES HARDY, los GARCIA A coztcu ,.,,,.,...A..,.,,. .....,.,.,...... L om L. Lsnroan Scoring 247 points to the opposition's 287, Coach Loyd Ledford's crew of paches completed the 1936-37 basketball season with three wins and fourteen r1!6f wefeats. QA Starting with a promising squad of fourteen players, Ledford was hard hit by the mid-year graduation of several team members and also by ineligibility of a few outstanding men. Ioe Gonzalez, inspirational Apache center, left the team to go to the coast and lett the squad in poor shape. The addition of Florencio Velasquez, however, bolstered up the squad and the Apache squad began to give better accounts of themselves in games. At the Southern Conference Tournament, the Apaches were conceded little hope of getting farther than the first round but they surprised everyone by going through to the consolation finals, dropping a close tilt to the strong Bobcats from Benson high. Those reporting for the first practice session were: Vicente Cota, Leonard Sisneros, Florencio Velasquez, Mike Rosas, Iames Goodman, Salvador Iury, Henry Robles and Rudy Guerrero, forwards: Gus Franklin, Robert Espinoza and Daniel Fimbres, guards: Iarnes Fraizer and Ioe Gonzalez, centers. Almost the entire squad will be lost by graduation. A9425 l .J lin ' f J D f

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,Wa fawffhwf it SECOND TEAM B I coAcH ...,........ P MANAGER ....,,......,..,,.. ,,...,..... .,,....... s t l t S season for Coach Lon Bellman. The A triumphant second team ended l936-1 out of 13 played, three of them lost in much more experienced competition. sopho- mores, freshmen and a few juniors, foyl lost game to the revengeful crew of Tucson Badger ga-me by a large t score. It was the first Tucson victory over X time, eight games have been played. The second's practice duration was f longer as the basketball tourney ended just as the varsity squad ...... preparing for track. Among the victims of the Papoose bandwagon was the Club Deportivo Nogalense, crack local organization of former high school athletic stars. The Nogalenses won the city basketball title but only after being defeated l7-15 by the Papooses in a thrilling game. The second stringers who will receive Apacheheads for their work are: Frank Reed, Alex Leyva, Billy Mahlow, Ed Padilla and Henry Patton, guards: Ernest Heath, Rudy Velasco and Iohn Brown, centers, Iohn Patton, Bill Underwood, Ricardo Manriquez and Eddie Carrillo, forwards. Q46 D431 rsons, during which' +9 at can MWA..- 2iq,.,ao. r.L.,.f1c QA-wfc.',.,14,. 'infix 1ls ' lu-f 'IHA WWJ Lv-I MLA 051.1 l I tu- LMJLJL1 -Lia.. ,I 'I '-Log