St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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WEL 'V -Q59 C ' Q W . ff' ,l .?2? QZQSZM- 19? I. 6 195 -sa 21 'kieseiigqilal m e . !n9iufu.r , f i Q 7,,, LIGHTWEIGHT LETTERMEN RICHARD PULLMAN JOE LUPO PAUL SLEPPY, Captain EDGAR REEVE JOE HIGGINS NORMAN BARCK LEONARD LOCK A TORRANCE, 135 BANNING, 19-DECEMRER 6 Despite the handicap of several absent members of their team, our B's fought a fine battle against Banning. This was the lightweights' first game of the season, and they surely deserve credit for their splendid spirit and Hght. TORRANCE, 6, NARBONNE, 23--DECEMBER 13 Cur lights were defeated, but were fully repaid by the Varsityls victory. It was one of the hardest fighting games of the season. Our boys sure have the pep! TORRANCE, 10, JORDAN, 15-JANUARY 3 A hard battle on our own court was given us by Jordan. Our team, though a little out of practice, due to Christmas vacation, nevertheless fought a tough battle. TORRANCE, 10, BELL, 22-JANUARY 10 A very fascinating game! Our boys put up a wonderful fight, but were beaten by a superiorteam. Torrance lights showed more spirit and fight than the opposing team. -' , '- . ' I TORRA'NCE, 135 Rus, 36-JANUARY 17 A bitter struggle for Riis, for our boys were fighting. But when they reached unlucky thirteen, they just c0uldn't pass it. This gave Riis their break, and they rallied up to 36, the winning score. TORRANCE, 4, WASHINGTON, 36-JANUARY 24 Torrance took a bad beating from Washington's casaba throwers, but in return gave Washington the fight of their lives. A11 our score was made in the second half, which showed we were at one time gaining on them. , we TORRANCE, 123 GARDENA, 25-JANUARY 31 The last game of the season. Despite the disadvantage of playing on a dirt court, our boys gave Gardena's tossers the throw of their lives. C Team B Team HOWARD, Forward BURCHETT, Forward CARSON, Forward TILT, Forward GRANT, Captain, Center ZAMPERINI, Center NICKERSON, Guard JARRETT, Captain, Guard LOFTUS, Guard WOOD, Guard ELDER, Guard HUPER, Guard BARRY, Guard The D team played some snappy basketball, though they did not get the cup. Their game depended on the spectacular playing of Eddie Grant, Captain, but the latter did not have a speedy enough team to follow his lead in the crucial moments. lf Eddie puts.in some stiff training and practice next season, he ought to lead his aggregation to a championship in their class. But a small group turned out for the Heaweight positions. A11 the men will be back next year, which should have some influence on the outcome. Cn the B team the speediest work was exhibited by Elwyn Jarrett, guard. There is some real class to his playing, and with the additional size and weight he will gain by next fall he should make the lightweights show some keen competition in the league. This group will lose but one man, so that the practice they have gained in playing together this year should serve toward success. 1701

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