Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: Loris Ward, Eddie Wisner, Tommy Long, Bill Arrington, Larry Reigle. SECOND ROW: Larry Beach, Wayne Sink. Maynard Steinman, Bob Greiser, Ierry Beach, Paul Dean Smith, Lewis Frantz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rost, Larry Baird. Tommy Kroske. Larry Woodward. Terry Redick, Iohn Hindall, lim Bame, Duane Warner. Gary Houdeshell. was a close game all the way. lnbody sank two fouls in the last ll seconds to gain the victory for Arlington, 57-55. In our last league game, McComb took the measure of the Red Devils, 52-71, with four players fouling out for Arlington in the second half. COUNTY TOURNEY: Arlington drew Van Buren and held them to one field goal in the last half as the Red Devils won, 49-31. Vanlue was Arlington's next victim, 64-51. lnbody scored 14 for high scorer. We lost to McComb in the final game, 42-45. Smith collected 20 points. DISTRICT TOURNEY: We drew a bye and were to play the winner of the McComblOntario game, which was McComb. The Red Devils were not to be denied this time, and Arlington won out, 38-35. Fahl scored 8 points in the last quarter after taking hte injured Smith's place. Our next game was with Lucas, who had a tall team, but Arlington came out the victor, 58-57, in a thrilling ball game. Pepple hit 32 points. Smith was forced to the sidelines permanently with the injury sus- tained against McComb. This victory earned Arl ngton the right to play in the finals and a chance to go to Toledo. But more hard luck dogged the team. Waltermire injured his ankle in dummy scrim- mage and the injury would not heal in time for Don to do his best. Paul Dean Smith and Iohn Fahl took the injured players' places and played excellent ball. Don gave all he had and quite a bit more before leaving the game on fouls, caused mostly by his injury. Pepple, Staley, and lnbody tried to make up for the injured regular players but Sycamore was not to be denied. They led all the way, coping the game 60-47. The boys composing the basketball squad this year are a credit to anyone associated with them. The loyalty, cooperation, and sacrifice that they displayed will be a lesson for future teams. Mr. McClary is to be commended for the skill, insight, and foresight he used in directing these ag- gregations. The odds were never too great for them to tackle. They never quit. Boys and coach, we salute you. lER1'S GENERAL STORE SNYDER AND CO. Compliments of Houcktown, Ohio Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Phone 42 JOHN J. SDLT, D.V.M. Phone 30F2 General Garage Service Arlington, Ohio Phone 166 Groceries, Meats, Hardware Sport Goods - Hallicraffer TV Electrical Repair Service 27

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