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AND BASEBALL IN MINOR SPORTS TRACK The thinclads got off to a fine start in defeating Owosso 62 to 42, April 22, by taking seven first places and tieing one. Dean Ousterhout and Dick Rifenburg, Hill juniors, copped first places in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, broadjump, high and low hurdles, and shot put. Both boys with Arlon Quigley and Cliff Thomas composed the winning relay team. Bob Monk tied for first place in the pole vault and took third place in the low hurdles. Lumberjack tracksters fell to the Saginaw Trojans May 5, 542: to 495. The Lumberjacks showed their strength by taking first places in the hurdles and sprints, but lost out in the distant runs. Vince Markey sprinted to victory in the 440 while Clar- ence Radewahn finished second in the 880. Leading the track- sters by placing first in high and low hurdles, shot put, and running on the winning relay team was Dick Rifenburg, fol- lowed closely by Dean Ousterhout, who Won first place in both sprints, placed second in broadjump, and ran on the relay team. With the winged feet of Lodos, the thinclads sped on to a 57 113 to 46 2X3 victory over the Flint Central Indians, May 7, by taking nine of the events. Bob Monk took high honors in the pole vault and Vince Markey sprinted his way to iirst place in the 440-dash. Dick Rifenburg and Dean Ousterhout easily took the hurdles and sprints. Dick took second in the shot put and Dean second in the broadjump. The winning relay team was composed of Rifenburg, Ousterhout, Vince Markey, and Rusty Lebsack. Harold Koeplin, surprising sophomore, captured first place in the mile event and Clarence Radewahn first in the half- mile run. With only two first places, the Hill's tracksters lost to the Flint Northern Vikings, 69V2 to MW. Harold Koeplin took the mile run in good time with Dean Ousterhout copping first in the 220. Arthur Hill won its telegraphic meet with Alpena, 625 to 415, May 17 by taking eight of the twelve first places and tied for one. Winning both sprints and the broadjump was Dean Ousterhout who took individual honors. Flint Northern's team ran off with the combined Saginaw Valley and Northeastern Michigan area Class A high school track meet at Arthur Hill, May 22. The competition included Saginaw, Arthur Hill, and Pontiac. Although Arthur Hill took second place in the regional with 32 points, Saginaw High came through with 115 more points to take second in the Val- ley. Arthur Hill's only first place was taken in broadjump by Dean Ousterhout who also wound up with 11:71 points for second place in high honors. Vince Markey and Harold Koeplin placed second in the 440 and mile, respectively. 'l'RACKS'l'lCRS, cmnpetiiig were, left to right--Ilaviil Hass, Monte XVr:iy, lion Me broailjunipgn Arlon Quigley, llzmulcl Lehszick, relay teznng Charles 'l'ucker, Geri e Maclisun, milcg Dick Rifeiilmrg, Dean Ou-terlmut, lmrrllcs, du:-lies, relay team, ll n M eyer, Hub Monk, pole vault, limb llzirgeiw, ficnrgc Oshuriie, high jump. Q ON THE 'IJIAMONIJ were. Front Rovv-Courtney Rippberger, John llimmels- Koerber, Gerald Robinson, jim Troimner, Charles Newvinc, l-'reil Rupprccht ll ll pacli, Dim Meyer, jack XYelsll, Reginald Rippberger, Jerry Hrwlubik, Albert hNvLll'I7Cl. Trim Aspin. Top Row-llewayne Spencer, nizinagerg jack Laat li Freriericks. Leon lleschamp, Bob llzuies. Middle Row-Melvin Sternhagen, Ben Lloyd Newviue, lid Alclnnis, Gilbert XYeiss, llill 'l'riei', Jack llillmzui, mann ei JUNE, 1943 '
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SXYlNllXllNG interests. lop row across--Arlon Quigley, llaviel NYnofl, Jim Quigley S cond Rowfllale Gooding, Stewart Fox, Art Robinson. 'l'hird Rr-wfRalpli jackson rl Agricola, llrnce Newton. Fonrtli Rrm'4'l'mn Brown, lfranli Brechtelsbauer ominic Fawara. Ilnttonz RowfGerry Newman, Hill Mason, llirlg AV6'Illl'PQl'j.f, 30 SWIMMING JOINS TRACK SWIMMING Adding another sport opportunity for boys the Varsity swim- ming team was organized under the direction of Coach David Gainey. Most meets were swum by telegraph method. However, the team made two trips during the season. Opening the season at Flint Central, the team showed possi- bilities but lacked experience, and they dropped the meet 38 to 19. Later in the season, Arthur Hill had their revenge when the Indians came to Saginaw and were downed 36 to 30. In their second meet of the season the tankers swam against Battle Creek, last year's State Champions, and were over- whelmed 59 to 16. Morton High School of Chicago proved a formidable foe and the natators again fell in defeat 42 to 19. The boys had their nrst taste of victory when they swam a telegraphic meet against Pontiac High School. The boys took six firsts and won 38 to 19. On a return meet, the Lumberjacks traveled to Pontiac and faced disaster, losing, 42 to 24. Going into the Detroit area, the tankers swam against Royal Oak and lost their fourth meet of the season 52 to 23. Entering the state tournament six boys journeyed to Ann Arbor February 27, where Dick Weinberg placed third in the 100-yard relay, with Jim Quigley coming in fifth in the 200- yard free style. To celebrate a good beginning and to talk about next year, the team concluded the season with a dinner at the home of Arlon and Jim Quigley, the team's '43 co-captains. RESERVE BASKETBALL The Reserve basketball squad won eight of its nine games and awarded eighteen Reserve letters. The Reserves opened the season with Flint Central on De- cember 22 to win by the score of 32 to 19. Harold Lebsack topped Arthur Hill with eleven points. Surging ahead in the final half, the Reserves won their first home game by defeating Lutheran Seminary, 36 to 17. Jack Mott led in scoring by sinking five shots for a total of ten points. Pontiac fell to the Hills January 15 by 31 to 21. Ronnie Konieczka led the scoring column with eight points followed closely by Mott and Bill Stevenson with seven points each. The first and only defeat of the season came when Saginaw Eastern edged in for a 26 to 25 victory. The Reserves brought home the bacon in the final score of 32 to 21 against Flint North- ern on January 22. They flashed ahead of Flint Central, on January 29, in the last half to win 35 to 27. High point man of the game was Mott with nine points. The most spectacular game of the season for the Reserves was the second tangle with Saginaw Eastern. When the smoke of the battle cleared the score board registered a victory of 45 to 29 in the Hillites' favor. In the second game against Pontiac, Arthur Hill again took a 35 to 31. Dean Ousterhout led with five baskets and one free shot. Bill Stevenson sunk eight baskets at Flint Northern February 26 for a total of sixteen points which contributed to a 43 to 27 victory. BASEBALL Spring training for baseball began with ten veterans and approximately fifty new candidates on a wet and muddy field. Midland handed Arthur Hill the first two defeats of the year in the opening double header game on April 29. The first game was only four innings but ended 3 to 11 in their favor. The second game went the full seven innings and found Arthur Hill on the bottom of a 12 to 3 final. The opening valley game, though errorless ball, gave Flint Central the lead with the score of 4 to 2. The downfall of the game came in the fifth inning when the Indians scored their four runs. Ken Spyker allowed only three hits throughout the game with Bobby Hanes leading the Hills with two hits. On May 7, Flint Northern got the winning run on a squeeze bunt in the last inning of play which made the final score 5 to 4, in their favor. Fred Habke was the Hillite hitting star by getting four clean hits in four times up. Although Arthur Hill expected a tougher opponent than Pontiac the game proved to be exciting. Arthur Hill took the honors with four runs to Pontiac's one. Coach William Vondette used his sophomores and juniors in the 6 to 2 victory over Birch Run. The Bay City Wolves handed Arthur Hill it second valley defeat when the Hills dropped an eight inning game. 2 to 1. Ken Spyker relieved Howard Diefen- bach in the seventh inning and was charged with the defeat. Winding up their 1943 schedule with Saginaw High proved R511 be fatal to the Hills when they were handed a 9 to 6 defeat, ay 26. LEGENDA
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