Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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The Bulldogs ran over Grafton Tuesday, lanuary 23, by a margin Bl-lSIfflBHll SUIIIIHHRIES 1949-1950 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Slinger .............,.........,,..,,.,,,,.... 19 C. H. S ....... ..... 2 5 Alumni ...................................,,... 45 C. H. S ..,,... ...., 2 9 Men. Falls .,,.. ...,. 4 8 C. I-1. S.. .... ..... 3 5 West Bend ..... ,,... 3 l C H. S ..,,.,. ,.... 4 8 Pewaukee ,.,., ..... 3 3 C H. S .r,,... ..,.. 5 2 Hartland .,..., ,..,. 4 0 C H. S.. .... ..... 4 5 Delavan ............... ...., 2 8 C H. S.. ,,,, ,,,,, 3 1 luneau ,.,,.,,..,..,............. ..... 2 7 C H. S .,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 2 Port Washington ..,,.. ,.,,, 3 4 C H. S ,...... ..... 4 3 Slinger . .................... ..... l 6 C H. S ....... ..... 4 1 Men. Falls ..... ..... 3 2 C H. S ..,,,. ..... 3 5 Grafton ...... . ..... 33 C. H. S ...... ...., 6 O Pewaukee ....... ..,.. 2 6 C H. S ....., ,,.,, 4 2 West Bend ..... ...., 2 7 C H. S ...... ..,,. 2 8 Hartland .,..,, ..... 4 5 C H. S ...,.. ..... 4 7 Iuneau ................... ..... 3 4 C. H. S ...... ..... 4 2 Grafton .................,.. ..... 4 9 C H, S ,,,.., ,,,,A 5 3 Port Washington ...... ..... 4 4 C. H. S .,..,. ..... 4 9 Alumni ...................... ..... 3 9 C. H. S .,..,, ..... 4 4 Whitefish Bay .,.., 45 C. H. S ,.,,,, 27 Plymouth .....,.......... ........ 4 4 C H. S ,,..,, ,.,,,.., 3 U Totals for Season ............,...,... 740 838 SCORING FOR BASKETBALL CONFERENCE Wirth ......... ......,.,,..,.,...,....,..,........,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,w, ,,,,,,,..,,,,,AVV, 1 1 3 Frank ...... A,A,Y 8 9 Huber .......... ..,,, 6 5 Wolff ................. A,,,, 6 3 Viesselmann ....., --,.- 4 3 Keehn .......,.,..... ,,,,, 1 1 Blanchard r.... ,,,.A 8 Wittenberg ..... -A 1 Oberheu ...... YY,., I-folsen ...... Vlkrrru- Total ....... . ........ ..,.,,,......,., ..,,.Y,..,,,,,,,,A,,,,Y,,,,,,.,,.,A,,,A.w,,,A,,,, --,,, AYY-,,-- 3 9 5 STANDING IN 4-C CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS Cefimburg ........................ lst 9 wins l loss 1 . Menomonee 'Falls ........ lst 9 wins lloss fue Pewcukee -....................... 3rd 5 wins 5 losses 11156311 . ------------.-... ........ 4 th 3 wins 7 losses l . Hartland .......A..i.. ............ 4 th 3 wins 7 losses The Slinger -------,,--,---VVY-........... l Win 9 losses IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SUMMARIES Date Teams and Results Place December 2 Cedarburg 13 Cedarburg Slinger December 6 Black Cedarburg Orange December 9 Menomonee Falls Menomonee Falls Cedarburg December 13 West Bend Cedarburg Cedarburg December 14 Whitefish Bay Cedarburg Cedarburg December 16 Pewaukee Cedarburg Cedarburg December 19 Hartland Cedarburg Cedarburg December 31 Cedarburg Cedarburg St. Marys fPortl lanuary 5 Cedarburg Iuneau luneau Ianuary 7 Cedarburg Cedarburg Freistadt Ianuary 9 Cedarburg Cedarburg Port Washington Ianuary 11 Cedarburg Cedarburg Grafton Ianuary 13 Cedarburg Slinger Slinger Ianuary 20 Cedarburg Cedarburg Menomonee Falls Ianuary 27 Cedarburg Pewqukee - Pewaukee Ianuary 31 West Bend West Bend Cedarburg February 3 Cedarburg Hartland Hartland February 9 Cedarburg Cedarburg luneau February 14 Cedarburg Cedarburg Grafton February 17 Cedarburg Port Port Washington February 24 Cedarburg Cedarburg Freistadt CEDARBURG 25 SLINGER 19 The Bulldogs opened their basketball season by defeating a conference rival here Friday, December 2. Both teams were suffering from football legs, which kept the scores rather low. ALUMNI 46 SENIOR VARSITY 23 The Cedarburg Senior Varsity met the Cedarburg Alumni in an annual game, December 6, and lost by a 17-point margin. Wirth and Frank were high scorers for the Senior Varsity and Glenn Frank held the title for the Alumni. MENOMONEE FALLS 48 CEDARBURG 35 The mighty Bulldogs lost to mightier Menomonee Falls, another conference rival, Friday, December 9, in a great game that resulted in a victory for the Falls. This was our first game away and since the roads were icy many Cedarburg rooters did not attend. CEDARBURG 49 WEST BEND 31 The fighting Bulldogs of Cedarburg met West Bend in a hard- fought battle Tuesday, December 13. The score at the half was 13 to ll. Through the rest of the game Cedarburg retained the lead to win the game by a 17-point margin. CEDARBURG 52 PEWAUKEE 33 Cedarburg trampled Pewaukee, Friday, December IB, when the Bulldogs met thefn on Cedarburg's court. Pewaukee, another confer- ence rival, had l7 points to our 27 at half time. Cedarburg kept the lead and the game ended with the Bulldogs ahead by 19 points. High scorer for Cedarburg was Ed Frank wit 23 points. Second high, Clyde Wirth with 15 points. CEDARBURG 45 HARTLAND 40 The Bulldogs won over Hartland Monday, December 19, by five waints, Ed Frank led the scoring honors with 12 points, and Clyde irth was second high with 8 points. Hartland was another :ontender for the 4-C Conference title. CEDARBURG 31 DELAVAN 23 Cedarburg's Bulldogs were victorious over Delavan Wednesday, December 21, in a doubleheader. fPort Washington played the first part of the doubleheader, against Burlington? The game was a close one all the way through, but Cedarburg managed to pull out on tag for the final whistle. ' C DARBURG 32 IUNEAU 27 The fighting Bulldogs smashed luneau Friday, Ianuary 6, when they beat them on Iuneau's court. The high scorers for this game were Ed Frank with 10 pointsg Wirth followed with a close 7 points. CEDARBURG 43 PORT WASHINGTON 34 The Bulldogs trampled the Pirates Monday, Ianuary 7, in Cedarburg and ort's annual clash.The Bulldogs got off to a good start and at the half the score was in Cedarburg's favor, 23 to ll. In the second half the Bulldogs retained the lead and the final whistle found Cedarburg out in front by 9 points. High scorer for the game for Cedarburg was Clyde Wirth. CEDARBURG 41 SLINGER IS The Bulldogs journeyed to Slinger lanuary 13 and defeated them hy a margin of 25 points. Cedarburg got off to a smashing start and retained a big lead all through the game. High scorer for this game was Don Huber with 12 points. Second high was Clyde Wirth with 9 points. CEDARBURG 35 MENOMONEE FALLS 33 Cedarburg's tenacious Bulldogs moved into a first place tie with Menomonee Falls for the 4-C Conference title. lt was the thriller of the season and two overtimes were played to decide the game. However, Cedarbui? managed to come out on top bg' two points. Clyde Wirth and Don uber led the Bulldogs with l and 9 ooints respectively. CEDARBURG 60 GRAFTON 33 of 27 points. Although Grafton played hard, Cedarburg won the game bg a large margin. High scorer for Cedarburg was Clyde Wirth with l points. Second high, Ken Wolff with ll points. CEDARBURG 46 PEWAUKEE 26 Another 4-C Conference rival was struck down when the Bul1dogs beat Pewaukee, Friday, lanuary 27, by a margin of 19 points. Clyde Wirth was high man with 13 points. Second high, Ed Frank with ll points. CEDARBURG 28 WEST BEND 27 In a non-conference game at West Bend Tuesday, lanuary 31, the Bulldogs won over West Bend by a margin of l point. Clyde Wirth was high man for Cedarburg with 10 points. CEDARBURG 47 I-IARTLAND 45 The Bulldogs won another 4-C Conference game Friday, Feb- ruary 3, by a two-point margin. Hartland took the lead in the first quarter and held it to the half. However, Cedarburg got on the iob in the second half and won by two ooints. Ken Wolff was higih scorer for Cedarburg with 19 points. Second high, Clyde Wirth wit 14 points. CEDARBURG 42 IUNEAU 34 The Bulldogs played the last 4-C Conference game of the season when they beat Iuneau by a marginal score of 8 points, Thursday, February 9 at Cedarburg. High scorer for Cedarburg was Clyde Wirth with 14 points. Second high was Ed Frank with 12 points. CEDARBURG 53 GRAFTON 49 The Bulldogs won over Grafton Tuesday, February 14, by a small margin. The game was a close one all the way through and Grafton put up a good fight. The Bulldogs managed to get their lead by making 15 points ot Grafton's 9 in the last quarter. CEDARBURG 49 PORT WASHINGTON 44 A group of rooters that attended the Port game found that they were in for an exciting time. The Bulldogs managed to win over the Pirates in our annual clash, February I7, by five points. One overtime was necessary to determine the game, At the end of the regular time the score was 44 to 44. In the overtime Cedarburg made five ooints and Port none. SENIOR VARSITY 44 I A ALUMNI 35 The Senior Varsity beat the Alumni in an exciting game February 24 bv a margin of 5 points. This was an important game because it meant the difference between keeping or losing their sixteenth straight win title. The high scorer for the Senior Varsity was Ken Wolff. High scorer for Alumni. R. Peterson, WHITEIISH BAY 45 CEDARBURG Tl The Bulldogs lost the first game of the Regional Tournament Thursday, March 2, at Wauwatosa to Whitefish Bay by an IB point marain. Whitefish Bay led the game from the first quarter to whistle time. PLYMOUTH 44 A CEDARBURG 34 The Cedarburg team fell to Plymouth in the second game of the Regional Tournament Friday, March 3, at Wauwatosa by a ten point margin. This was the final game of the basketball season.

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KEN WOLFF DON HUBER Forward Guard ED FRANK Center CLYDE WIRTH ART VIESSELMANN Forward Guard 63

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