Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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ASKETB LL Arlington opened its basketball season for '52-'53 at Lykens on November seventh. They led all the way and won 43-30. The following Friday we played at Arcadia and defeated the Red- men 68-45. On Saturday night we played host to Hardin Northern who became the Hardin Coun- ty Champs. Again the Red Devils came through, 60-51. Our next league engagement was Lib- erty, who we defeated 59-26. We played Vanlue who had won the County League last year, and came out on the long end, 58-46, as Waltermire swlshed 23 points. On Friday, December fifth, Mt. Blanchard carne to Arlington with high hopes, but they came out on the short end, 47-37. Van Buren came to A. H. S. on Saturday night and received the same treatment, 47-37. December ninth we went to Bascom to play Hopewell-Louden, who were to become league champs of Seneca County. Final score, Arlington 56, Hopewell 42. On Friday night Cory-Rawson came to Arlington to absorb their worst defeat of the season. Arlington led 48-16 going into the final quarter and won 61-31. The Red Devils went to McComb with a record of 9 straight victories, but lost the game in the final min- utes, 43-58. Following the Christmas vacation, Arcadia came to Arlington and led the first three quarters, but Arlington won out, 53-46. Friday, Ianuary ninth, we played on Liberty's small court and won 67-55. On Saturday night we played Forest, who became the Hardin County Tourney Champs, and A. H. S. lost 65-67, with Pepple scoring 40 points. Vanlue came to Arlington to beat our flu ridden team 62-69. Staley scored 15 points. We played Mt. Blanchard on Saturday night and Pep- ple scored 41 points as Arlington won 79-48. January 30 the Red Devils traveled to Cory-Rawson to down them 63-43 as Smith scored 19 points. On Saturday night Carey came to Arlington and it VARSITY FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: Iohn Fahl. Bob Houser. Eldon Smith, Wayne Pepple, Art Houdeshell. Gerald Inbody. Ierry Stahl, Iim Staley. SECOND ROW: Tom Kroske. Bob Meyers, Maynard Steinman, Wayne Sink, Ierry Beach, Paul Dean Smith, David Gillispie, Donald Lalloche, Richard Wolford. THIRD ROW: Mr. McClary, Don Smith. Harold Seek. Bud Hendricks, lack Babcock, Lelan Piter. Iim Arrington. Bill Alge. Compliments of THE ARLINGTON ELEVATOR 81 SUPPLY CO THE JOHN STEINMAN LUMBER CO. Grain, Seeds, Feed, Coal, Etc. Arlington, Ohio Phone 28 Arlington, Ohio Phone 98 25