Black Foxe Military Institute - Adjutant Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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BASKETBALL Coach Dohan greeted thirteen cagers on the first day of practice, among them varsity letter- men Jerry Herbst, Tony Craven, and Norb Orens and J. V. Iettermen Phil Larson, Rich Meyer, Al Kane, and Dick Brown. With these veterans plus newcomers Ed Paschall, Dave Bachman, Jim Lane, and Don Owen, the varsity cagers had an average season, winning eight and losing eleven. Although from the standpoint of wins and losses, the season was not what it should have been, it had its bright spots. ln the league opener against Harvard the Bulldogs came from a 39 to 34 deficit with 12 seconds to go and pulled the game out 40 to 39. The varsity cagers also set a school scoring record for a single game in their 84-38 victory over Culter, and set an- other record for total points in a season with 993. The final game of the season against the fac- ulty was the last hit of success for this year's team. By beating the faculty 60-44 the varsity went ahead in the five year series, 3 to 2. The .l.V.'s led by the high scoring Phil Dee and Dick Winnek finished the season with a 7 won 11 lost record. The record could have been better had lady luck been with the Bullpups on two of their games. Against Avalon, after having been trounced on Avalon's home court 50-29, the Bullpups were leading the visitors by as much as 12 points in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter start- ers Lee Hutson, and Phil Dee fouled out to seriously hurt the team, enough so that they lost 41- 38. ln the Harvard game the Bullpups were leading going into the last quarter when Hutson and Dee again fouled out which again resulted in a loss for the J.V.'s. SEASONAL RECORD Opponents 37 ..... ...... B el lflower ..... ..... 4 0 46 ..... ...... P asadena ..... ..... 5 1 41 ..,.. ...... M ission ...... ..... 5 'l 41 ..... ...... A valon ...... ..... 6 0 5 1 ..... ...... B reth ren ....... ..... 4 2 40 ..... ...... H arva rd .... ..... 3 9 84 ..... ...... C ulter ........ ..... 3 8 50 ..... ,..... F lintridge ........ ..... 5 2 51 ..... ...... T emple City ...... ..... 6 2 65 ..... ...... C hadwick ..... ..... 4 0 44 ..... ...... P asadena ..... ..... 7 3 56 ,,... .,.... A valon ............ ..... 4 3 65 ..... ...... T emple City ...... ..... 4 4 47 ,.... ...... H arvard .... ..... 5 5 70 ..... ...... C ulter ........ ..... 5 2 61 ..... ...... F I intridge ..... ..... 7 6 43 ..... ...... B reth ren .... ..... 7 1 41 ..,.. ...... C hadwick ..... ..... 4 6 60 ..... ...... F aculty ...... ..... 4 4 993 979 52.3 .... ....... P oints Per Game ...... ..... 5 1.5

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Herbst Craven Orens Larson Brown Kane 98 TP 216 210 203 121 67 68 STATISTICS Aver. Meyer 13.5 Dee 1 1.0 Bachman 10.5 Paschall 6.7 Lane 4.2 Owen 4.0 Mattson BASKETBALL VARSITY Back Row: Vail. 3rd Row: Bachman, Owen Larson, Paschall. 2nd Row: Kane, Brown Craven, Meyer. Ist Row: Herbst, Orens X NNN JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row: Lipsey, Dee, Pena, F., Reed 2nd Row: Alsup, Bird, Wafson. 'Isl Row Hutson, Winnek. 23 24 24 8 7 18 2 0 0 2 2 8 1 1 2 2 O 3 0 0 0 4.0 3.8 0.67 0.6 0.5 0.3 0.00

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5 BASEBALL A 3 win 6 loss record marked a disappointing season for this year's varsity horsehiders. For the first time in many years the Bulldogs fin- ished in last place in the league even though there were five starters hitting three hundred or better. 4th Row: Lynlon, Pena, F. Craven, Herbst, Sinks, Paschall. 3rd Row: Owen, Davis, Bachman, Sparks, Meyer, Goodgame, R., Watson, Kane and Brown. Front Row: Dillard, Manager, Coach Danyo, Vail, Mgr.