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ini1al::rsgzlin i,,. iiiii......il,...lllll.ll ,1. .,....l.....,, ,, Q allliilllllllllnlttllllllnarlalllnIUllllllllllnlllllll Central's fighting Tigers emerged from the 1934-1935 basketball sea- son with a total of 22 victories out of 27 games, including the 21 regular season games, two games in the invitational tournament, and four games in the Sectional Tournament. The Tigers were recognized as the best quintet turned out by Coach Murray Mendenhall for many years, but, like any team, they had their ups and down as well as tough breaks. Setting the season off to a good start, the Tigers journeyed to New- castle on November only to return the next day with a well deserved victory, 31-27, to mark down on the records. The second team had the privilege of playing the only over-time con- test of the season when they tackled the Portland Panthers at Portland on December 1. It required one three-minute overtime period to give the Blue the edge at 33 to 31. North Side's Redskins were Central's next victims, but they were a bit unwilling to admit defeat until the iinal gun at which tire the score stood at 30-26. The Tigers were greatly favored to capture this contest from a new, inexperienced quintet from the northern school, but. this lieing the irst batt'e in the City Series. the Redskins fought with a determined spirit that lacked only experience. Connecting only three times from the field, Kendall- ville's red jerseyed Comets fell far short of threatening the Blue snipers on Saturday, December 8, at the losers' gymnasium. the score lceing 38-17. The next week-end had a very close battle in store for the Tigers when they tackled the Columbia City Eagles on the latter's court and barely squeezed out a 27-26 win. However, on the following evening the Rail- roaders from Garrett visited the Tigers' lair and were easily defeated by the score of 26-10. Central's seventh victim was to lge the Irish from Lyle Neat Bob Altekruse, Steve Sitko, Fred Kabisch, Bob McKee, Tony Staniszewski x A , Y, ' f 'Q fi Ai ' 4 ' ' ff g i W . V i 2 . r ' :Z , .- o 'f iq . ff l 2 Q' 6 ' ig 'J ' . C 9' 5 . Q . ,t Y I ! l X .:. .f b h. g , 4 t ,,,,, - .. .- , , ,, r- 1 , xv Q - ii -v: I J' ' , , , A -fi 1 '- wt J' f ' -,. . Ax-Saw y. Y 1 , . . -fi .. tcm- Y ,,-1 11. . 1 sw- X. v ,-Yagi.. I -Mit ' X P X' . xxx' 1. . it - Q A ' I X ' V , if . - - . ., , f ' Q ' ' r , g ' r f ij' X1 - xii' ' 'ba ,j f v lz E QL QL. y -if J . , V .KK Q Tv In 7 '1 fa, 'QEg2ie?s.-if i M ' 5 ,Q u l
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