Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE 1914 ALMANAC Review of the Reserve Team From the members of the basket ball squad an excellent Reserve team was picked from the second-string 111611. It was Coach Monettays own idea to have this uniformed, organized team. The primary idea was to develop the Freshmen and So-phomores so that they will make the first team in their junior and Senior years. Probably the most notable feat they performed during the season was the nice little defeat that they handed North Baltimore High by a score of 36 to 26. The youngsters also defeated the Scott High Reserves in the pre- liminary to the first Scott-Central game. Pemberville High defeated them in an exciting contest. Captain l-lammeral played a stellar game at right guard and was ably assisted by Frank Rausch. Both of these fellows ought to show enough ability to be stars on the defence for the varsity team next year. XYilliam Hailey displayed sterling ability as a pivot man. He will be a very strong contender for the center job next season. Prentice Gross and Malcolm Bowers were the point-makers for the team. Gross improved wonderfully this year and will give Smoot and Packer a good run for the regular for- ward position next year. Bowers is a good forward and will be right on the heels with the rest of the tossers from start to finish. Edward Collins took care of the utility roll in a very acceptable fashion. 134

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THE 1914 ALMANAC Central High Reserves ARCHIE XVIGHT.. . . . LIAROLD HA M MERAL .... SAM MONETT.A .... MALCOLM BOWERS.. PRENTICE GROSS. . VVM, BAILEY ....... :HAROLD HAMMERAL. FRANK RAUCH .,... EDWARD COLLINS. MANAGEMENT LINE-UP 133 ... .M'a11agc'r . . . .CU1'7fc1fIl .....C0acl1 Right Forward .Left Forward ........Cc1zz'er . .Right Guard . . .Left Guard .....Ut1'Iiz'y

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