Oakland High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakland, NE)

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the Tekamah jauggernaut started function- ing and Oakland went down 0 to26. Oakland traveled to Decatur and ran wild as the Swedes rolling up the highest score of the year, 39 to 0. Oakland was at full strength for the first time of the sea- son. The Cadets of West Point were the next victims of the naughty Swedes. Oakland displayed good form in running rough shod over the Pointers by the score of 26 to 0. The Bulldogs from Wisner were next to feel the blocks and tackles of the Vik- ings. After a even first half Oakland turn- ed on steam and played the Wisner lads down to become victorious, 20 to 0, A sloppy field covered with 6 inches of snow quieted Blair as they paid a visit to the Swede camp. The game was played on even terms featuring line play, but Oak- land cashed in on a break to win 6 to 0. FOOTBALL Nov. ll, Armistice day. Oakland traveled 11D to Lyons. The Lyons boys were ex- pecting to plow the boys over, but were out for a great surprise. Oakland played the best game of the season. with all boys in great shape. Oakland was hammering continually at the Lyons goal. but scored only one to make the score T to 0 to put on a grand finale of a great season. Virgil Landholm. SCOREBOARD Oakland .... 6 Rosalie .... 7 Oakland .... 36 VValthill .... 0 Oakland . . . 0 Tekamah . . . . 26 Oakland .... 39 Decatur .... 0 Oakland .... 20 Wisner ..... 0 Oakland .... 26 West Point . . 0 Oakland .... 6 Blair ...... 0 Oakland .... 7 Lyons ..... 0 Total . . . 140 Total ..... 33

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BASKETBALL 5 I If is! :il Slim 1049, Klly mf' WHS' 135 A ,yt 1 Ntlll Q 'still ll I INUII 1 IIU l 0 IIINOT llallll 1 Il 1 un mn n 5.11 XX Q ndtll Hom s 1 1 1s Il n ll o mson Sllxe s 1 t nl uso I llll Nhth hop: s Illgll 1 well seasoned team 'md Sflfbllg lesenes Oakland enteled the 41 42 basketball scason as a st1ong con telence thleat Atte1 maklng a stlong bid tom tlret place they became plagued by that demon Bad Luck and lost enough games to spllt the season at 500 won and lost Thls season developer. a strong re sexve squad as II attested to bv then un beaten 1eco1d of 20 games OAKI AND 18 ALUMINI 17 Nels Nel sone bucket Ill the last '30 seconds won the tnst game ot the sea on 1817 ae the uolently Dllfflllg alumnl almoet upset tne w uslty squad il AND 1-I I A 0 -X Ilashs Ju mettectlve XR est Polnt C A Qlllllt bowed to the Ilgllllllg XlklI'1gS at VK est Polnt 24 10 The game showed the usual early sea son ldggBIIIl6SS wlth Slll6Ilf.,Ill detelmlnlng, thc outcoue fully potted a couple n posslbles Duke plated his usual game l utlel e OAKI AIsD 21 UFHLING 10 Oakland lan up a 2110 ecore on Uehhng after a llght fust half ln WIIICII the vlsltors threat ened SQTIOIISIY The aecond half opened IH the same close fashlon but the Vlkes re membered Coach Golts advlce ln tlme and spread the gap wlth an 8XI11blt1OI1 of fast bleaklng OAKLAND 16 SCRIBNER 22 Scrlb ner HIKIIS Illgh geared cage squad wlth stood an early Vlklng onslaught and then battered then' way to a 22 16 trlumph over the Vnkes on the home floor It was a very rough and tough contest wlth seven teen fouls agalnst Oakland and fourteen agaxnst the vlsltorfs Duke ed the scormg WIIII SIX pomts OAKI AIsD 45 BANLROFT 12 The Qwedes wele all steamed up for vacatlon when they journeyed to Bancroft and walloped thelr team 4.112 The Vlklllge we-le xn hlgh gear the whole game wltl wr 3 it 1 V A wx' gf - , 18 t gi ' W W Y 5. 15 H 1. sz 2 f I 5' 1 ' A ,Z a .g V Il 1.3 5 It , 4 y A f 42 1: gf' 3 I -I -:sem i 2 4 ,, 2' ' gg, vi Lf I s First 'I'0:tm I!:l.'kt'tlu:lIIf -N, N 'lr . BI, N 'I.' , Il. .I I I A , G. Hu 'I I I'., G. .I I ,T I, IJ. XVI , S. Yt Illlil, ll. Fra ner, Pom-In G vit :md Sl l' t Mu 21 ' ' H f 0.2 St-1-on:l VIIUIIIII Iiztslwtlzznll- lim-k li uw' A-.l, XVI 'l'.'t'u , ll. lil lzllll, H. .I I ,' , Ib. C' ' rs, t'. Kr-ll -, ll. .lm . ,' xl. I l'tIllI ll swf.-X. Sl'IIIIk'IIIIlli.Z, P. Yo gy lvl Olson, IJ. Sanger, li, I lg' . . ' . . . 1 , v . , 1 . . ,4 , 1 , J . ' I L. . . L, I . 1 li., . .. , 1 . 1 ' w 1 , Y r I I kv ' Y ' A .. 1 11 1 - 1 - - - .' ' Q , .' l c ' N' ' , . ' ' 4 xv , v . A U ' . ' , 1 1 ' .1 f Q . A , A 1 ' 1 1' ' 1 L. ' . 1 Y ' 1 . 'Z I 4 V. ' t' ' OAI 1 .' L , I. . 1. . . .' n' I 1 ' .' 'S' '4 . ' ' 2' ' .' ' I. . ' I ' ' J' ' . -' - v- - , y , ' . v 1 , . 1 - Y - . A , . T. , ' .' ' .' ' C - 1. ' ' . ' L. .. SA.. 1' L. . , . ' ' ,. V ' X A '!. ' i1- ' '-. 1 1' 1 7' v 1 v ' 1 1 1 7 1 ' ' v v' V .. ., v . . . I