Central High School - Caldron Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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1 were FITZHUGH LYONS Center ii? l J After playing mediocre basket- ball the major portion of the 1927- 1928 season, Central high school's Ti- gers ended the year most auspiciously by annexing the sectional cage title for the fourth consecutive time, the regional honors for the third, and journeyed to the state to uphold the Blue laurels once more. By virtue of wins over South Side-two out of three games-and North Side-also two out of three-the Fighting Central quintet was awarded the city public school championship by the athletic board composed of au- thorities from all three high schools. True it is that the Blue record was somewhat insipid at various times during the regular playing sea- son, but Coach Mendenhall's men atoned for this and more by their ex- cellent performance at the tourna- ments. ROBERT DORNTE Back Guard M, ., --. . , Y, ,F l Page 95

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'N t's 'stmc't 's'ifr'ss HTIHY Qalcliwr A . ri as H s - H- --'--stef CAPT. EDWARD BROCKHALL Floor Guard For a dependable, shifty, fast, accurate, good forward Central offers Eddie Brockhall, the Tiger captain for the 1927-1928 varsity. Many a game has been Won, many a defeat has been staved off through the stellar passing, floor work, and shooting of Brockhall. He was chosen by many sports Writers throughout the state of Indiana as one of those to receive honorable mention on the all-state basketball club. His Work in the tournaments was especially commendable. Brockhall has great possibili- ties as a ball player, and Well deserves to be given all honor due him. He is a senior and will be lost through graduation. VW sm .47 X V777 Y , , , ,, Y f,,.,,,fs Q - ---- -Lf f-fe X -2- Hn fii -:fan Q41-4-S14-T:'s'-'A'f:Xji TJ: Page 94

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f ' - .r s ' X rnsn is , E: xvbll 5 I ll . 2-,-.V i V ALBERT FRANKE Forward snowed under the following night 47- 29. The first intra-city series tilt was played off when the North Side Red- skins tackled the Blue and were Van- quished to the tune of 40-16. Froebel of Gary was the first team to hand the Tigers a short end of the count, 28-40. Kendallville, headed by that Versatile little player DAVID BASH Floor Guard P Winning the first four games with compartive ease, the 1927-1928 season started off in capital style. The once famed Marion Giants were the first victim, falling before the Ti- gers, 31-27. Decatur was taken in- to camp in an exciting, interesting game of 36-29 the following week- end. Huntington's V'ikings were ADAM FARRELL Forward -Prentice, re-enacted this scene the following night, winning 36-33. The Tigers obviously were in a slump dur- ing this part of the season. Angola, the scene of the next Blue battle, forced the Tigers home on the short end of a 24-33 count. Hectic bas- ketball was played throughout the entire game. . Page 96