Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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BASKETBALL Those who lettered were Alex Durazo, Sammy Marcus,Louie Lomeli, Frank Reed, Al Gamerlin, Charles Reddoch, Armando Parada, Allan Underwood, Sammy' Capin, David Miller, Harvey Bracker, Mgrs. C. Smith, C. Jury, and D. McGaugh. The following boys received second- team awards: M. Bonorand, A. Ezrre, G. Franklin, A. Gastellum, P. Langdon, H. Ramirez, M. Sainz, E. Simpson, E. Sloan, E. Titccmb, J. Berrellez, H. Chernin, C. Jolivette, G. Logan, E. Marten, F. Pegueros, J. Peterson, J. Pierson, B. Powell, O. Soto. L 'BME W5 lymixh Lf WNU6 3EEEiEkRiwEP A8

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FUUTBALL The season opened September 22, with. the Tucson Bad- gers holding the Apaches to a 6 to 6 tie. A I Sept. 29 The Apaches scalped the Ajo Red Raiders by a Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov. 16. 26 to O score. The Apaches journeyed to Bisbee and came home victorious, the score being 6 to O. The Apaches met the strong Phoenix Indian team and again emerged the victors. The score was 13 to 7. The Apache team went to Douglas and won the game by a score of 6 to O. This game cinched the Conference Title. The Globe Tigers were the fiFth team to be- near the hand of the Apaches. The score was 13 to 7. Superior was the Apaches' Waterloo, For there, Superior defeated them in the last minute of play. The score was l2 to 7. Mesa deafeated the Apaches 25 to 7. L7

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BASKETBALL Proving their leadership and fine playing, Alex Durazd placed center on All Conference first team and Sammy Mar- cus placed guard on the second team. - The following are the results of the games this season: N-21, Benson-253 N-34, ADS Tucson-145 N-17, wickenburg- 285 N-33, Patagonia-225 N-24, Tucson-285 N-l9, Douglas- BL5 N-35, Bisbee-315 N-38, Mesa-245 N-21, Tempe Frosh-305 N-31,-Phoenix Indians-L65 N-Al, Patagonia-145 N-28, Tuc- son-335 N-2, ADS Tucson-0 fforfeitlg N-34, Douglas-255 N- 28, Tombstone-275 N-37, Bisbee-265 N-26,,Mesa-36, 1N-33, Wilcox-175 N-30, Benson-26, N-24, Tucson-395 N-21, Mor- enci-225 N-37, Phoenix Indians-255 N-33, Tempe-AO. The Papooses, under Second Team Coach Rannell Jones, came' through' the l939-150 season in fine style, winning '7 while losing l2.. The N. H. S. Braves, older brothers of the Papooses, also turned in a good record with 5 wins and 6 losses. In the Home Room Basketball Tournament, -Mr. Wallace's Home' Room Team had, previous to this year, held the championship for the past 3 years, but were defeated this year 'by Mr. Haddock's Seniors, 27-16. Captains -of Mr. Haddock's winning team were James Goodman and Sammy Mar- cus. Mr. Bellman's Sophomores defeated Miss' Cameron's Juniors 14-8 for 3rd place. In the Jr. League, Miss Es- pinoza's freshmen team defeated the Roosevelt school team 23-21 for the championship and Miss Borgquist's 8th grad- ers defeated Miss Welty's 7-graders 19-16 for 3rd place. A9