Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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T H E CASCADE C O M E T Boys’ Basketball SHANKLIN (Manager), HUGHES, SANDERSON, BERGER. WINNER (Coach) McCOLLIM. MURPHY, FLANAGAN, MONROE, MATRON INTERCLASS TOURNA IENT The Interclass Tournament, which concluded the boys’ basketball season, was a success because of the interesting games played. The team playing for the juniors placed first, but had four seniors on the lineup. The championship game upset all expectations when the juniors nosed out the seniors by one point, to place first. I he sophomores placed third, beating the freshmen in an overtime period. The teams placed as follows: Juniors—first; Seniors—second; Sophomores— third; Freshmen—fourth. 1. 2. 3. Seniors 50—Sophomores 8 Juniors 18—Freshmen 11 Seniors 49—Freshmen 17 GAMES AND SCORES 4. funiors 18—Sophomores 17 5. Sophomores 17—Freshmen 6. Juniors 9—Seniors 8 15 Page Twenty-seven

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T H E CASCADE COME T Boys Basketball CASCADE 39—FORT SHAW 9. Cascade started the season with a victory, running up 39 points with all the substitutes getting a chance to play. McCollim was high point man. CASCADE 41—BELT 11. Continuing its scoring ability, Cascade defeated the Belt team. The game waS fast, showing much shooting ability on the side of Cascade. Cascade led throughout the game. Murphy and Sanderson were high point men, making 11 and 10 points respectively. CASCADE 29—CHOTEAU 26. Cascade evened the count with Choteau after being defeated by her in the district tournament in 1928. Cascade led through most of the game but the lead was fast decreasing at the end of the game. Hughes did some stellar playing. Sanderson was high point man with nine points, while Murphy and Hughes connected with six points each. CASCADE 14—GREAT FALLS 37. Cascade was swamped under the playing of the Great Falls team. They ap- peared not able to get started with their offence. Great Falls led throughout the game and was never in danger from the start. Many fouls wrere called during the contest. CASCADE 44—SIMMS 9. Cascade defeated Simms without effort. The first team started the game, but before the end of the second quarter, subs wrere being run in regularly. At the half the score stood 26-2. The second string put up a grand exhibition of football. CASCADE 16—CENTERVILLE 19. Cascade met Centerville on her own floor and wrent down to defeat by a small margin. Hughes and Murphy wrere out because of sickness. The game was close and interesting, undecided till the finish. McCollim scored six points for Cascade. CASCADE 31—AUGUSTA 11. Cascade, though winning an easy victory from Augusta, seemed decidedly out ot form. The score was close during the first half, but in the second. Cascade improved and shooting from all angles, ran up the score. Page Twenty-six

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THE C A S C A D E COME! CASCADE LINEUP FLANAGAN—Guard (Captain) This was Art’s third year at playing guard for C. H. S. and he could always be depended upon to play a consistent game. Art jumped center for the team and very few centers were able to get the tip-off from him. He has one more year at C. H. S. MURPHY—Forward Ed is consistent and fast in his floorwork and a valuable man on the offense. He won a place on the team from many other flashy forwards through these merits. Ed plays his last year for C. H. S. McCOLLI M—Forward M ac was one of the fastest men on the team. This, combined with his eye for the basket, has gained him his position for the last four years. He, combined with the other forwards, made high scores possible for Cascade. SANDERSON—Center This was Sandy’s fourth year on the team. Although he did not have the height of some of the opposing centers he made up for it in his ability to shoot and pass. Sandy was a consistent shot and a good man both on offense and defense. The C. H. S. will surely miss his work next year. MATTSON—Guard Though only playing as a regular the last part of the season, Harlan proved his guarding ability by close and superior guarding. He had little chance to score but once in a while slipped through with a long one. BERGER—Guard Fred combined defense and offense and was a valuable cog in each. He accounted for many points of the season’s total. Coming all the way down the floor and getting hack in time took speed and endurance, and Fred had them. HUGHES—Forward Playing in only parts of games, Wes showed speed and skill. His speed often helped Cascade out of many tight places, and he always came through with a few baskets. He could play any position on the team where he was needed. Wes will be lost by graduation this year. MON ROE—Substitute Like Hughes, Burt played only a few games, but he was there when given a chance. Although small he has helped the team with his speed and teamwork and will be missed next year. Page Twenty-eight