Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

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To? Row: 3. Olson, J. Gutberie, 0. Clement, B. Christenson, J. Salhus, R. Borohard, u. olankenfeld, S. Lyslo, J. Dunpby. Second Row: Coach Hugh berrit, 3. Gubrud, C. Arndt, J. Larson, H. Christianson, W. Keise, J. Halstenson, R. Swenson Coach uon Straw. Bottom Row: P. Gubrud, B. ”olff, 3. Karaer, R. C-oettsch, A. Gjovie, p. rales, T. Dunn. J re$erVt football ' RESERVE SQUAD FOOTBALL Canbv Reserves-13 Marshall Cathollc-6 The visiting Marshall team was defeated with Ron Kragness and Bill Sickels making the 2 touchdowns. The visitors made their touchdown in the final quarter. Canby-7 Pipestone-0 Canby's Reserve teem gave Pipestone a surprise lesson in football by defeating them7-0. Bill Sickels made Canby's only touchdown. The locals hit so hard they caused the Axibws to fumble 4 times. Ronny Nelson, Bob Lundvall, harvey Hfollum, and Ray Benson were all singled out as doing good work. Canby-7 Appleton-0 Looking very good defensively, the Canby Reserves wound up a perfect seasib season on the local field by defeating Appleton. Bill Sickles made the touchdown and Ron Kragness ran the extra point. CANBY HIGH JUNIORS FB Canby 7 Madison 13 n„„. role of host» lost to the Madison eleven 13 to 7. Coach Davis singled out Bob Gubrud as an offensive standout. Canby 14 ttrtonvllle 12 PnonV, Hf,came home wlth a victory over Ortonville. oach errltt singled out A1 Gjovig and John Larson as good offensive and defensive players. Canby 6 Granite Falla 56 A big Granite eleven defeated the local boys 36-6. was singled out as doing some fine offensive running. 26 Clarence Arndt

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Back Row: Coach Ike Isaacson, R. Blankenfeld, J. Leverenz, E. Kikkelson, J. Christianson, D. Olson, Neal Davis. Row 2: R. Ormseth, C. Bertamus, D. Gubrud, L. Pertl, S. Hanson, Front row: P. Gubrud, R.Nelson, E. Ma- rne r, D. Benson, Manager. Canby Opens Season With Win The Lancers hit a scorching against the Montevideo Mohawaks to open the season. Kikk- elson started the season right by dropping 24 points to stun the Monte attack. The home boys took the lead from the beginning and never relinquished it. Score-Canby 45,Monte 55 Cold Lancers Dump Eagles The Iyanhoe boys were able to keep the Lancers in check during the first half due to cold shooting by the locals. The Lancers power showed up on the second half and they pulled through 50-22. Kikkelson hit 22 with Blankenfeld getting lb. Aces Fail to Crack Zone Even though the Lancer offense was poor,their defense was beautiful and Appleton could't do anything. Almost all scoring was from out on the floor. The final score was Canby 28 Appleton 21. Kikkelson again led scoring with 15. Leverenz did a good rebounding job. Canby Tops Kato The Lancers, the darkhouse of the tourney, won over Kankato, the favorit, in the first round. It was a well contested game all the way with Kato leading as the last period got under way. But the Lancers came to life to win47-42. Blankenfeld turned in a beautiful display of ballhandling. Canby Cops Tourney With the score tied at the end of regulation time the game went into overtime. Canby held the ball, but it was stolen by Wells, they missed the shot. The ball was rifled to Erv. Kikkelson under the basket who laid it up for the winning score. Lancers Top Clarkfield The Canby boys proved to be too much for Clarkfield right away. They jumped to a 15-4 1st quarter lead and never lost it. It was the 5 d game for the Lancers in the 4 days. Erv. Kikkelson held scoring honors with 18. Kinneota Trounced The Vikings started out with a hot streak in the first period. Every time the Lancers scored the Vikings would take it down to their end of the floor and get the two points back. From then on it was no longer a contest. The reserves played the final quarter.The score 60-26 Dawson Easily Beaton 54-19 Dawson proved to be no match for the Lancers. The score could have been whatever Ike wanted it to be but he chose to put the reserves in midway in the Jrd quarter. Winning Streaks End Granite1s power was just too much for the Lancers as the Kilowatts hit consistantly from out on the floor. With three men on Kikkelson the Lancers were more or less bottled up. The Lancers cut an early Kilowatt lead to 18-17 t the falf. Tjosvold put in a beautiful game and had high scoring honors for Granite with 14. Kikkelson had 18. Lancers Down Morris 51-5 Morris was determined to give the Lancers a game and that is just what they did. It was interestingly close until midway in the fourth quarter when the Lancers pulled awny. Morris pulled up to within 2 points in the fourth quarter, i ikkelson led scoring with 26 28