Ashland High School - Echo Yearbook (Ashland, IL)

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ASHLAND NINE HAS BIG SEASON fCont1nued From Pa e Twenty NIUE, Aggertt smashed out three smgles to lead all battels GTGBHNICW went hltl6SS and scoreless for fue mnlngs On October 7 rex enge was taken on Ma son C1ty oxer last years defeat and tramp ed the VISICOTS 12 Z A double play was the feature of the day wlule each Ashland per former recened at least one h1t Caswell had a perfect day at the plate w1th three slngles Qulnley allowed four scratch hlts Wlth the flne three h1t tvkllllflg of Qum lev the Panthers humbled Petelsbur 20 Z IH the flnal game of the season to c1nch the ers reached f1rst base 111 the beglnnmg frame to tally 11 polnts R0blDSOH and G Qumley collected two hlts ap1ece ln the flrst 1Hl'11ll 'md paxed the way w1th fue blngles aplece ln the sexen lllll1I'lgS of play Petersbur scored thelr two pomts ln the Slhth after tx o w ere out on a slngle a walk and an erlor The locals bats belted out 22 h1ts, one belng a home run by G Qulnley Summarlzmg the ent1re campalgn the season was the most successful exer to be played bx a local hlgh school mne The Panthers w ere at the short end of the scole only once 1n 10 starts Ashland collected 131 h1ts to the opponents 40 1n 65 mnmbs of plax One hundred and thlrty elght runs crossed the plate for the home team wh1le the opponents tfzlhed 46 txmes G Qumley allowed an average of four h1ts per game 1n s1X contests Plakeman d1d an outstand mg Job I'0LQlV1I'1g Quxnleys Vk1Ck6d curxes Only once d1d Les fumble Gradu lt10H w1ll brmg to lschool chfunond caleer of son, B Ag crtt Blaheman Mu eu at A C H S the apple a close the h1gh Casw ell Robm G Qu1nley, and lhe l1 hts IH the comlng fall of 1939 w1ll be brlghtened wxth the follow mg xetelans D Aggertt who has two years of experxence as a re ular Mau and Lynn newcomers to the team ln 1038 B Qumlew a sophomole who has a brlght career ahead of h1m and Vlalt Danenberger one of the bughtcst pmspetts exer to use from a freshman class Other plospects ale Rlllg Logan 'llxlstead Thompson Bast Hmds, and SplC 61 Thlrtv . U V . D .v . . . . . . . U . V Y , - . ' ' ,' ' . -r - 1 I . . . I v v . - L V . . Q . V ' ' - , ' A - . . Q . Y., . . - e ' ' ' ., , ' 8' l L V . ' - ,,. , . . . . . t, , , , . . . ' ' ll . . . . Llttle SIX Conference. All Ashland play- ,, .Y . . . ,. . , . ' 1 v 1 7 . . v . . . , . . . 0, c V v . .Y 'N g , ' D . . Q . . . V . . -. , . N' , g . V . . vw . ' , . ' W 7 . v Y 'V ' , ' 1 V 1 . y , v L 1 - w 5 . . ' . Y - ' A A , , . . . .T L , , , -

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AC H S Qumt A promlslng and successful Ashland qum tet that had played brlllxant basketball for four months suddenly saw 1ts hopes for a tr1p to the State tourney dashed to earth ln the Seml fmals of reglonal play ln V1rg1n1a on March 2 when lt was subdued by strong Bluffs aggregatxon At the beglnmng of the season the hd was closed on the basket but It was soon opened by G Qumley, Rob1nson, D A gertt Mau, Bob Aggertt Mullen Lynn, Blakeman, Caswell and Danenberger Lefty Aggertt was the only veteran of the pre v1ous years startmg flve The remam1ng n1ne players saw servlce wlth the reserves except Danenberger who was a freshman and a newcomer to the squad The open1ng game was played on the home floor Nos ember 11 wlth a 31 21 vlc tory for the locals over Murrayvllle Coach Wlxom was uncertam of the start mg lmeup and n1ne Panthers performed ln the contest Unable to connect from the charlty l1ne the Panthers took lt on the nose from Wav son m an excltlng and close game Panthers Tumble Bluffs The second largest house of the year Wlt nessed a mp and tuck battle Thanksgwmg exe between Bluffs and Ashland 1n whxch the locals tallxed wxth the wmnlng po1nts ln the last few mlnutes of play to come out on top 30 29 The last quarter featured one of the most outstand1ng perxods ever played m the Pan ther den Roblnson was snappmg the w1ck et from all angles ln the outer court whlle D Aggertt dropped a few 1n from beneath the bucket Athens sxdetracked the home team 15 12 ln the thxrd local game of November 20 A last mmute rally toppled the Panthers 111 thelr flrst attempt for the Llttle SIX con ference champlonshxp Chandlelvllle and Tallula downed the lo cal fue before the Panthers h1t their strlde Both games were very close and free toss es declded the outcome Wm 17 Straight On December 8 the Panther qumtet journeyed to Franklln and d1splayed great Makes History ab1l1t1es by rmgmg up 46 po1nts to the Flashes 25 A fast break and a good eye for the hoop by D Aggertt and Rob1nson, Ashland began a 17 game wmmng streak Four days later on December 12 Ashland stopped New Berlln 25 24 whlch ended a seven game w1nn1ng streak for the r1vals In th1s contest the Panthers d1splayed the best defense and offense so far 1n the sea son It was 1n th1s game that G Qumley began h1s h1gh scormg Vllglnla was the next v1ct1m of the Pan thers to fall 1n defeat 31 18 on the r1vals court The Panthers exh1b1ted fme performance agamst Bath h1gh school by overwhelmmg the opponents 36 21 Handlmg the ball wlth speed and accur acv whxle Qumley and D Aggertt rolled up 21 po1nts the Ashland f1ve captured a West Central conference combat Nelghbors and very close r1vals Pleasant Plalns was subdued at the hands of the Panthers 34 29 24 po1nts Easton s zone defense was scattered whxle the Panthers won a Llttle SIX conference game 1n a 41 17 walk away on December 23 Locals Triumph m Vlrgxma Tourney Dumpmg ASt0Tla, a favorlte ln the fxrst round of play m the Vlfglnla tournament the Panthers raced to v1ctory w1th ease The purple and whxte gllttered on the hardwood wlth a strong defense and the reboundmg of D Aggertt RODIHSOD and Qumley to trounce a sald to be strong ASt0Y13 qumtet 40 16 The score at the half way mark was 16 5 ln favor of Ashland Led by Roblnson the locals went wlld the thlrd stanza scorlng 20 pomts Every Ashland performer scored for h1S team Glenn Qumley h1t the hoop for 16 pomts to overcome the home team 29 15 1n the sem1f1nal round Vlrglma found the bucket three tlm6S from the fleld wh1le Ashland occup1ed the duvers seat through out the confhct fCont1nued on Followmg Pagej Thlrty Two I l I I I I ' ' U Y! ! I a i . . t g- . - erly 18-17 for the first set back of the sea- Quinley's sweeping pivot shot marked up