Rosalia High School - Rosalian Yearbook (Rosalia, KS)

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HIGH SCHOOL GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAH Bottom Row from L. to R.: H. Meredith, B. Ballinger, H. Gilliland, J. Pletcher, N. Short, L. Sanford. Top Row from L. to R.: I. Lucas, D. Willhite, N. Meredith P. Willhite, Coach Strange, B. Cartwright, E. Willhite. Rosalie High School girls played the Cassoday girls in their first game of basketball this year. After trailing by two points at the half, the Cards won out in e close one M0-38. Benton came to Rosalie and our girls won their second straight, this time 29-19. Cessoday upset the epplecart in e return game played at Rosalie, and the home club dropped their first game Zh-30. Towanda floored a girls team for the first time in many years and played a good game before losing out to Rosalie 1?-13. When the Cambridge girls come to Rosalie you can always expect a close genus This year was no exception and the Cards won a thriller 37-33. In a return match with Benton, Rosalie was given e scare before win ing out 25-23 coming from behind with a big 3rd quarter. The Rosalie girls led all the way and outscored the Rose Hill girls 31-20. This gave the girls e six won, one lost record for the year. The fair sex cardinals played their last two games with Latham and lost both ball games by narrow margins. Latham won the game played at Rosalie M2-36 after ogetting off to a 27-16 halftime lead. In the game played at Latham, we lost out 38-33, again dropping behind at the start. Rosalie ended up with a 6-3 record for the year. Donneee Willhite was the leading scorer for the year with 138 points followed by Jeannine Pletoher with 68 points.

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Z., 9 PF. HIGH SCHOOL BOY'S BASEBALL TEAM V, g,m., . Al 4... .gay eggs .:A,H,.+ XV EAL :Q n T fm. f' .J fa 93f1,'.-sit E U 'ag-'jsp I at ' T 2 2 Fai' rrvv , A M 5 1 .7 . If ef T nf , is 'r iwwiaif T, fe if ,AMW H ggi qllp Front Row L. to R. : R. Parscal, D. Haines, J. Haines. Second Row L. to R. : M. Lanier, C. Simon, D. Mead, L. Ballinger, Coach Beal. Back Row L. to R. : L. Gray, D. Traylor, L. Thompson, The Cards played eight games this take advantage of the breaks when they baseball season with a record of three The boys started the season off Longhorns ll to 9. R. Cartwright, W. Meredith- year. It seemed as though they couldn't were needed to win, and so ended another wins and five defeats. in good fashion by downing the Cassoday The winning pitcher was Lyle Gray. 9 The Cardinals journeyed to Potwin September 21, where they were defeated 12 to 6. Davis was the winning pitcher. The Cards played Whitewater September 25, on the home diamond. The boys were defeated by a score of 8 to 3. Lyle allowed 8 hits and runs while Harms allowed h hits and 3 runs. The Cards defeated Towanda on the Rosalia diamond ll to S. Gray was the winning pitcher and The Cards went to 8 score. It was Rosalie played a score of ll to S. Sommers the loser. to Cassoday October 2, and defeated the Long Horns by a 10 a close gam all the way. Gray was the winning pitcher. Potwin on the Rosalie diamond in October only to get beat by Whiteside was the winning pitcher. Rosalie journeyed to Whitewater October 13 only to get walloped 8 to noth- ing in S innings. Harms and Merritt were the winning pitchers. The team was defeated by Towanda 5 to 3. The winning pitcher was Sommers and Gray the loser. PLAYERS AB. Gray p 22 J. Haines of 3 Cartwright lb 30 Simon 2nd c 22 Ballinger cf 23 Lanier ss 22 The girls came Seasons Batting Averages H. AVE. PLAYERS AB. H. AXE. 10 ' ,QSS Mead lf 23 S .217 1 .333 Meredith 2nd lh 3 .215 l0 .300 Thompson 3rd 29 6 .207 6 .276 Traylor rf 20 h .200 6 .261 D. Haines c 9 1 .lll S .227 Diffendal of 1 O .OOO High School Softball fgirls7 up with a victorious record this year. Most of the girls par- ticipated in this sport. The first game was here with Cassoday, the final score being 9 to 1 our favor. The second and last game of the season was played at Cassoday and ended IS to 7 Rosalie.