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'ftaaglefufwau TOP ROW: Jerry Blem, Gene Bishop, Keith Corbin, Junior Nesler, Olson Bash, Gerald Essinger, Walter Calvin, Keith Alge, Donnie Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Jessie Houdeshell, Lee Beach, Ronald Wells, Richard Noonan, Jerry Staley, Clair Hartman. a6'a.4A.at6alL 46-47 ln the opening game of the season with Mt. Cory at Arlington the Red Devils proved to be too strong for the Green G White and won 44-l7. Arlington went to Salem the following week and went down in defeat 56-3l. Vanlue, a strong contender for the League Championship came to Arlington and proved to be too good for the Red Devils. Vanlue came off the floor victors by a score of 30-24. Arlington, playing at Rawson the follow- ing week couldn't get the scoring machine started soon enough and went down in de- feat 36-29. Arlington traveled to Bluffton in a non- league game on Dec. l7. The Red Devils put up a good fight but went down in de- feat 52-45. Arlington leading all the way over Mt. Blanchard, won its first league game 40-28. Arcadia came to Arlington the following week to take a drubbing 43-l5. Arlington, playing the highly rated Salem outfit on its own floor couldn't do very much and went down in defeat 62-40. North Baltimore came to Arlington and geadismg all the way trimmed the Red Devils l-4 . Arlington played at Mt. Cory and leading all the way won the game easily 54-30. Arlington, playing a postponed game at Liberty, lost 68-52. Arlington playing at McComb, played outstanding ball and limited the McComb lads to l2 points while racking up 30 for themselves. Arlington played its last league game be- fore the tournament with Van Buren at Ar- lington. The Red Devils were the victors by a score of 3l-28. Arlington played North Baltimore in a return engagement at Baltimore to lose 30-32. iContinued on Page 68l
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TOP ROW: Eddie Fahl, Reed Alge, Walter Beech, Pete Hindall, Mgr. BOTTOM ROW: Forrest Hartman, Keith Bibler, Robert Coldren, Jimmy Essinger. 2. TOP ROW: Dean Waltermire, Clarence Cronbaugh, Gerald Essinger, Carl Bower, Harold Gro hoske, Mgr: BOTTOM ROW: Russell Bronan, Eddie Gossman, Jack Blem, Gene Hess, Bob Rettig. .
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'mffiv Mme, Judy Hartman, Irene Tackett, James Baird, Thelma Mercer Rita McKee, Isabel Latham Peggy Metzger, Pat Houdeshell, Norma Rupright, Vernon Trautwein
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