Battle Ground High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Battle Ground, IN)

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,1924 ll' O M A H A VV K B. G. H. S. STORY OF GAMES -1 Wea at B. G. XVe copped the first game of the season rather handily. XYea had won their first three games, so they were the favorites. But Nicely and Chamber- lain opened up on them and spilled the beans. Everybody worked fine in the first game: even the subs showed their power. This shows the speedy headwork of Coach NVilson. B. G. at Romney NVQ defeated our old rivals in a rough and tumble game whfch was poorly played. Nicely's eight baskets were the feature of the game. NYC were ac- companied by a large crowd of rooters. B. G. at Clark's Hill VVe came out on the big end of the score after a hard fight. The close score indicates the close guarding of Ralph, Rohrabangli, and Tesmer. Nicely and Chamberlain made enough points to win. Brookston at B. G. Brookston put a scare in us when they were leading at the 10-9.. But Nicely and Marty opened up the second half and left Brookston in the rear. The second team played the last few minutes. Morenci at B. G. Morenci defeated us again by the same number of points after a hard battle. Nicely was easily the star of the game. Tesmer and Marty played their best game. I Romney at B. G. VVe again defeated Romney to the tune of 44-9. Nicely and Chamberlain made most of the points, while the guards and Sam played a great guard game. The entire second team performed well in this game. B. G. at West Point Vlfest Point won on a forfeit when the skating rink got so slick that no- body could stand up. So not wishing to run the risk of breaking an arm or leg, we decided to quit, on the advice of Referee Branham. Page sixty

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ll. G. H. S. T O M A H A XV K 1924 Morenci at B. G. Wle lost in an uninteresting contest. Both teams were off form. Okah and llre played the best games. Ted surprised everyone by slipping one through the net. ' B. G. vs. Alumni VVe upset the dope this time by walloping the grads by a large score. The grads could 1101: get together, so we left them behind. Nicely was the star, but everybody played a good game. ' jackson at B. G. Vile were completely off form in this game, but we came out on top. Nicely and Ralph starred for B. G. West Side at B. G. XVe lost a hard fought game only after our two best men went out on personals. VYe led most of the game. only to be passed in the last few min- utes. Nicely made all of G.'s points but three. Ralph played the best game of his career. West Point at B. G. lVe lost again to VVest Point. Nobody could connect but Pre, and he could not do it all, so we lost. Dayton at B. G. XVe swamped Dayton to the tune of 42-24. Marty was the star of the game, of course well assisted by Pre. B. G. at Brookston VVe upset the dope again on Brookston. VVe started scoring at the be- ginning and never stopped. Tesmer played a great game. Nicely made some nice baskets. ' But McLean took the cookies when he made 7 out of 14 shots the last half. B. G. at Dayton We were beaten this time. Dayton was hitting the baskets too much for us and we had tough luck. Nicely was the star. jackson at B. G. VVe won in a slow game. Neither team played consistently, but we made enough to win. ' Page-sixty-one