Bellpoint High School - Bellpointer Yearbook (Bellpoint, OH)

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After the close of the Basketball season the boys divided into four teams of four players each with Abe Kilbury, Wray Sabine, Harry Foreman and Robert Poling as captains. These teams played seven games each with the so-called Tiger Kittens winning. V Polar Penguins Tiger Kittens Big Four gg Bellpgint Wonders X -M 'fy 43 iff' -v- A 5 s f-Mfg, ' X- ', lv:-'Ig' 'f f l ' a- ,, , , rv Yr? VI. 11 N L21 D .... ,fn Y V . fy ff th Q I W QLQIIE5 K T 4 5' AG qv a' gxff 569 I EPEJEL QQ f' ' A I A 3 M gps, Abe Kilbury Wray Sabins Harry Foreman Robert Poling Mr. Scott Ervin Foreman Beale Frye James Thomas Joe Boylan John Miller Merle Macklin Vernon Geller Warner Firman Robert Thomas John King Bill KilburY RESULTS Won Lost Percentage Tiger Kittens 6 l 857.1 Polar Penguins 5 2 600. Big Four 2 2 Moc. Bellpoint Wonders l 142.9 POINTS OF THE HIGH SCOHERS Mr. Scott YO A B W At the close of the turned to baseball. The Kilbury EO Frye 9 Sabina U8 basketball season our attention again bad weather halted the practice but the team finally got into shape. On April 18, the drawings for the tournament were made in Delaware. We drew Orange with a bye for the second round. The first and second rounds are to be played at the school diamonds, the semi-finals and finals are to be played at Jackson Park, Sunbury. At the time of this writing no results can be given either in the tournament or practice games, but we predict a victory over the alumni on the last day of school ...LTE-

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fi f' r' - r- efill.: .b?Qf4.fc The girls, due to a ruling in Delaware County, are prohibited playing interscholastic basketball games, so this year the girls gym class was divided into four teams captained by Jessie Andrews, Ora Webb, Frances Freshwater and Darlene Dunlap. With Mr. Salisbury and Miss Fisher as their coaches the girls developed some fine pass work and played some splendid ball. At each of the home games two girls teams played before the reserve game. These games proved to be very popular with the crowd and drew as much interest as the boys games. The night of each game Miss Fisher acted as the coach and Mr. Salisbury as referee. At the end of the schedule the teams, captained by Darlene Dunlap and Frances Freshwater were tied with two victories and one defeat each, and a playoff was necessary. This game was played at noon March 18, and Frances' team won by a score of 17-12, thereby winning the championship. A banquet was held at noon on March 20 for the winners, fno partners were takenb. Speeches were given by Esther Thomas, Miss Fisher, and Mr. Salisbury. Betty Rodgers acted as toastmaster. RESULTS OF THE SEASON'S GAMES ARE: Dec. .6 - Darlene 16 Ora 13 Dec. 13 - Frances 15 Jessie 2 Dec. 19 - Ora 15 Frances 13 Jan. 17 - Darlene 16 Jessie 5 Feb. 7 - Frances 14 Darlene 12 Mar. 18 - Frances 17 Darlene 12 FOLLOWING ARE THE TEAM MEMBERS: Jessie Andrews Ora Webb Darlene Dunlap Frances Freshmta? Maryalys Thomas Albina Dunlap Gladys Firman Esther Thomas Jean Cooper Susan Shively Grace Prouty Leona VanGundy Eileen Webster Mildred Shively Mary Healy Virginia Rose VonM e en Bernice Youn Freda Thomas Rutherford o E B Florence Conroy Gertrude Webster With the coming of spring the ball. Although the weather in the practice, the girls took able and are now in good The girls will have advantage condition Betty Rodgers Mary Freshwater Adele VonMoegen girls began practice for soft early spring was not fit for of every moment that was avail- a good team this year ahd should be a championship. The last year team was defeated in the tournament final by Berlin and should be stronger this year. Their schedule is the same as the boys in both prac- strong contender for the tice and scheduled games ..Lg,6...