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Kaaketbafl Summaried Cedarburg 45 Grafton 32 Cedarburg opened its basketball season here November 16, by defeating their non-conference rival. Cedarburg kept a first quarter lead throughout the game, to win. Custer 41 Cedarburg 35 The Bulldogs never once got the lead in a non-confer- ence battle at Custer High of Milwaukee, although the half- time score was 19-17 in favor of Custer. St. John's Cathedral 38 Cedarburg 24 With a half-time score of 10-9, St. John's Cathedral High of Milwaukee rallied in the second-half to avenge a loss which they received last year. Cedarburg 37 Alumni 35 In a traditional contest, the Alumni all but overtook the Varsity which had been trailing up to the last quarter. Cedarburg 27 West Bend 25 Cedarburg edged out the Benders at West Bend in a non-conference game. It was extremely close all the way. The fourth period score was 25-25. In a three minute overtime the Bulldogs won. Cedarburg 35 Menomonee Falls 34 The Bulldogs traveled to the Falls for the conference opener December 3. The Varsity was behind at the half, 18-12, but collected 12 points in the third period to their opponent's 2. A last quarter tie was broken by Huber, who made a free throw to win the game. Cedarburg 57 Slinger 25 In the second conference game played at Cedarburg on December 10. a weak Slinger team was soundly beaten and never once got close to threaten the Varsity. West Bend 47 Cedarburg 21 West Bend avenged an earlier defeat by beating the Bulldogs here December 14. Cedarburg lost the lead in the first quarter and lost their third non-conference game. Cedarburg 23 Juneau 22 The Bulldogs beat Juneau there in a thriller which was tied up 20-20 in the last quarter. Juneau made a FG in over- time to Cedarburg's FT, but Frank made a basket to win the third conference game. Cedarburg 37 Pewaukee 23 The fourth member of the 4-C Conference was whipped soundly at Cedarburg December 21. Grabbing 16 points to Pewaukee's 3, the Bulldogs took and kept the lead. Cedarburg 23 Hartland 32 The Bulldogs lost their first conference game at Hart- land after leading 10-8 in the first quarter. They lost the lead in the second period when their opponents made 20 points to take a slim lead and keep it. Port Washington 41 Cedarburg 25 Port avenged their earlier football defeat by beating Cedarburg here January 11. Both teams made a basket before Port connected on 5 straight points to lead at the quarter and throughout the rest of the game. Menomonee Falls 38 Cedarburg 30 It was a gloom filled night for Cedarburg as Menomonee Falls scored 12 points in the last quarter at Cedarburg to give Cedarburg its second conference defeat. Cedarburg 63 Slinger 24 History repeated itself as Cedarburg defeated Slinger by a score almost identical with that of their previous meeting. December 10. Erickson and Swan were high scorers with 18 and-11 points respectively. Cedarburg 57 Juneau 30 In their second meeting the Bulldogs again beat Juneau, but by a bigger score. Taking the lead early in the game, and getting 22 points in the fourth quarter, Cedarburg cinched their victory. Cedarburg 57 Grafton 29 With a score similar to that of the two Slinger games and the Juneau game, Cedarburg overran their rivals in a game which saw both teams neck and neck in the first quarter. Cedarburg 54 Pewaukee 27 On February 4, Cedarburg traveled to Pewaukee and over- ran their opponents. It was a rugged game but no one left the game on fouls. Wirth was high for the Bulldogs with poin s. Cedarburg 48 Hartland 47 In the last conference game of the season Cedarburg and Hartland battled to break the tie for second place in the con- ference. It was a rugged and exciting game and the score ghafiged hands 9 times. One Hartland man left the game on ou s. Sheboygan I-'alle 61 Cedarburg 45 On February 14, Sheboygan Falls and Cedarburg met at Port Washington to see which one would compete in the W.I.A.A. tournament because their standings were the same in their respective conferences. Early in the first quarter She- boygan Falls took the lead and the Bulldogs just cou1dn't do anything. Erickson collected 27 points. Port Washington 46 Cedarburg 44 The last game of the season was a bitter loss for the Bull- dogs . It was a rough and tough tussle from start to finish with 3 players going out on fouls. The score was tied 5 times and changed hands 6 times. Graduating Seniors 53 Senior Varsity 29 In an exhibition game the 5 graduating seniors on the senior Varsity played next year's Varsity. The seniors trailed at the half 30-23. but in the third quarter they made 17 points to take the lead and keep it. lThe seniors are Erickson, Zwick- ey, Swan, Carter, and Blank.J Statistics Games Played 20, Games Won 12, Games Lost 8 Percentage .600 -r -i E -izo 9 gag: a ,9j,,'?v-nO O O25 3 :Sm H -v-s5' fl 'OO 0 130 Q zgz S S72 E :zz Q . v : :ffn '::3 -1 .sm sisg C-' 1 2 W 0 O 5 U .wdg 0365 S. BDU!-'lm ui 5 ev UI Lawliencs mqwww r-4 CD Menomonee Falls ...... .... Cedarburg ............ .... Hartland ........ Pewaukee .... .... Juneau ..... Slinger .... .... Individual Records High scorer for the 48-49 basketball season was Alan Erickson. center, with 232 points. fl-le was eighth hi hest in his sophomore year, and was second high last year, ans scored a total of 391 points during three years of varsity playb. Swan followed with 114 points, Viesselmann had 105, Zwickey 86, girth 865 Frank 70, Blank 52, Huber 28, Carter 13, Wernecke 4, ec er . Richard Swan. forward, was elected captain. Erickson was voted most valuable player, and Viesselmann was voted the most improved player. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SUMMARIES Coach ................................... ...... V ince Cibik Captain .......... Ken Wolff Most Valuable ..... ..... K en Wolff Freethrow Champ .. .... Bernie Wolfe Most Improved ...... . .... Bernie Wolfe High scorer-Ken Wolf-89 pts. lst year here Kellner B7 ' Stecker 64 Wolfe 41 Blanchard 40' Huber 33 Keehn 32 Won 4-C Conference Junior Varsity title by winning 14 games and losing 4. Total points were ...................................... 445 Opponents' points ............... .... 3 32 Total of 445 points for season.
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