Adams High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Adams, NY)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Snyder, verton, nqton, R. 0 Remi son, A. mngton, R. Hu Re ltz, R. ho Sc Coach Standin Manager House. Roberts. ney, H. 5 Reed, D. McCh d. V. 'Fl chmo L. Ri Cap Castor, Ie. D. 86 J. Shut1.S, M. L. St 9... Sittin

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.- . . ,qi ' 5igg,4,,,, 4- :,. ,y f . V 4952-'iii' i 'WZKFEZ' L -'Yf'3'ffw -:fig he Varsity Football DARIS High School has passed through its second year as member of the Frontier Football League. Other members were Alexandria Bay, Brownville, Clayton, Pulaski and Sackets Harbor. Coach Scholtz formed a light but efficient football machine from twelve lettermen and some new material. ln the first game of the season, played with Adams Center, Adams showed its strength by winning 20 to 6. The following Saturday the team journeyed to Sackets Harbor where it was defeated. However, since Sackets had three in- eligible men, they were forced by the Frontier League Council to forfeit the game to Adams l to 0. The following week Clayton came to Adams all set to win, but when the game ended Adams was on top with a score of 13 to 7. Brownville and Adams fought a real battle of wits and brawn on the football field the following Saturday. The game ended with a 6 to 6 tie. The teams were evenly matched. In the last two league games Adams met defeat from Alexandria Bay and from Pulaski. With winning four games, losing two, and tying one, the team enjoyed a very successful season and was at the top of the league until the very last game. To see who would have second place in the Frontier league, Adams played Pulaski at Adams. The heaviest team played against the lightest team in the league. The field was a sea of mud and the air very cold. As a result, Adams was defeated by a large score. Lettermen are as follows: Capt. W. Saxton, R. Rhodes, K. Weal, R. Sinclair, Hughes, L. flIcCabe, F. Sischo, C. Turnbull, and N. Whitfcmrdg VVm. Rice, Rlgr. GAMES PLAYED Adams 20 Adams Center 6 At Adams l Sackets Harbor O Sackets Harbor 13 Clayton 7 Adams 6 Brownville 6 Adams 21 Adams Center 0 Adams Center 7 Alex. Bay I3 Alex. Bay 0 Pulaski I2 Adams J. E. H. l27l

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.- :yu. isa.,A., Q ,sq Y ,P-g.,f,,, , :,. ,y. . I 1 i . ie2,kf'7E'51' M' I 1' Ugg, M' ' 4 ' ' f '5 fb, - .-QQ.. --...-.ua Girls' Varsity Basketball ppfaai-l,q 1'l'H nine varsity- girls hack for another season of Basketball, Coach Scholtz saw a wonderful season kl ,,1lll,l ahead, and he was right. Adams had the best Girls' 'rf Basketball team ever. Throughout the entire season Adams played a total of 115 fifteen games and lost only one to Pulaski 38-29. T A thing that is not to be overlooked is the fact that the s Adams girls defeated the Trinity girls of Watertown 26-18, X' who had won fifty straight games before this oneg also, the defeat of Pulaski 25-19, after they had won forty-five straight games. Adams High is proud of its girls' team. Adams and the Pulaski girls played for the Championship at lllannsville in which Adams was defeated 37-19. The Girls who made their letter are: Capt. F. Richmond, J. Shutts, R. Huson, D. KIcChesney, H. Roberts, E. Snyder, V. Reed, A. Remington, D. Castor, R. Remington, R. Over- QAS ton, Xl. Lou Steele, and H. House, Xlgr. ti-1 GAMES PLAYED Adams 26 Klannsville 8 Klann. 28 Klannsville 12 Adams 25 Copenhagen 16 Adams 36 Beaver Falls 1 1 Adams +15 Sandy Creek 10 Adams 20 VVatertown Alumni I2 Adams 34 Alumni 19 Adams 26 'Trinity 18 Adams +31 Belleville 9 Belleville 32 Watertown Alumni 23 Adams 1625 Pulaski 19 Adams +29 Pulaski 38 Pulaski 1125 Belleville 17 Adams 21 VVatertown H. S. 19 Adams +19 Sandy Creek 16 Sandy Creek CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY OFF 19 Pulaski 37 Klannsville 'League Games. J. E. II - .. if:-EV! A Yi P ' :. . . 1291