Rosalia High School - Rosalian Yearbook (Rosalia, KS)

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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.

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gwh HIGH SCHOOL BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM Q 5 E 5 '43 9- , ' 6 ax fa fy ir ' a . WAS a n eff LL L 4 'T a H e 5 at .- .s if ,L -- - 4 - 1. 4, L L 1 as ,K -wg -L' A w If A. Q i 'ef- , ' 5121, ?V Y 3 it ' I Q L ' . 'Z . A.., r From L. to R.: H. Lanier, J. Haines, L. Ballinger, R. Parscal, C. Simon, D. lead,.It Gray, W. Meredith, R. Cartwright,.T. Diffen- dsl, D. Traylor, Coach Robert Beal. The basketball season of 1951-52 get eff to a rousing start the night ef. Nov. 2, at Potwin. and at the end of the Only Q few points separated the two teams the entire game final quarter the score was tied 40-40. The Greyhounds fhr ally won the game 44-42 in the overtime. The Cardinals journeyed to Whitewater one week later, and were snowed under by a sharpshooting Elks team. Their rush1ng zone kept Rosalie baffled and Whir- water won going away 50-52. The Nov. 50, game at Cassoday was the first league game. Still Un8b16 U0 break into the w1n colum Rosalie lost a thriller 45-42. The Cardinals lost their fourth straight to Benton. Behind 26-14 at the half, the Cards began score however saw the In a return game ball game of the year Getting a taste to play good ball and almost caught the Tigers. The final Tigers on top 40-56. with Cassoday on Dec. 11, the Cardinals won their first Ahead 19-12 at the half, Rosalia went on to win 45-55. of victory, and finding it to their liking the Cardinals traveled to Towanda Dec. 14 and won their second game this one a league game, 49 to 44. Altho the game was close all the way, the Cards were never headed. Andover came to Rosalie the night of Dec. 18, and lost a one-pointer to the Cardinals 46-45. Rosalla led 26-25 at half and barely nipped the Trojan rallyin time e After jumping to a 4-O lead, the Cardinals suddenly ran into a.l7 minute scoreless cold spell, and fell behind Douglass 50-4 at halftime. The game was played at Douglass Jan. ll. The Bulldogs continued to pour it on in the second half and Rosalla took their worse defeat 67-25. A return game was played with Benton at that place, January 15. The Cards were not up to their usually game, and were defeated for the second time by them 55-56. Bouncing back against Burns January 18, Rosalia played the Hornets even the first quarter, then Jumped to a 17-12 lead at the half time. The league leaders came out in a full court press the second half, and beat the Cards at their own game. The final score was 45-58 in favor of Burns. January 25 was a big night in Rosalia. Whitewater dropped their first league game of the year to a group of fighting Cardinals. The Elks fell behind early, and trailed 25-10 at halftime. The Cardinals refused to let up in the final periods and sunk the Whitewater team 49-55.