College at Brockport - Saga Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

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- US 58 THESTYL INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS h h l term draws to fi close the boys in the High School are wind- A t - 00 L ' . ' us tliaefr? contest in athletics. -Time seems to be getting the better of us itpis now apparent that we will not be able to run off all of the spring sports which we had planned upon. 0 The Freshmen easily defeated the Sophomores, while the Juniors were sition. The Seniors however, wo11 over the Juniors and in the championship game made the Freshimengplay their best to Win the title. It is now apparent without any doub-t, that the Freshmen are the champions, for they won in both the spring and fall c0nteStS. In a lay-ground baseball meet the Sophomo-res were defeated by the P . Freshmen and the Juniors forfeited to the Seniors. In the deciding game between the Freshmen and Seniors the Seniors avenged their former 'defeat in horseshoes 'by m-aking a slugging feat out of the game and being on the long end of a nine to one score. f The Juniors came out of their long' run of defeats in the track. meet, winning Hrst place, while the Seniors got second, and the Freshmen third. There are yet a few games to be played and the final score cannot .yet be reckoned, but it is apparent from the present scores that the Seniors will win the contest by a wide margin. giving the Seniors some strong oppo 360 120 Sophomores . . ---- 200 2410 Seniors ................ -..- Juniors ..... ---- Freshm-en . . .......... . . . . BASKETBALL REPORT After losing a number of games early in the year, the Normal basketball team finally go-t working together and ended the season by winning nine out of eighteen gam-es. Iveson was the only regular left from last year, but Coach Curtis, after many stiff workouts finally picked. o-ut a team. A large body of boys turned out for practice and competition was strong. At the beginning of the season Iveson was elected- captain and filled the position with honor. The first game came on Thanksgiving night at Brock- port against the strong Brick Church team of Rochester. Brockport lost this game by a score of twenty-three to sixteen. Thelnext game came with Warsaw at Warsaw, on December third. After an exciting game the whistle blew with the score ti-ed 'at 29-29. Du-ring the extra period Warsaw scored one field goal, which gave them the game. Then on December 17th the team journeyed to Nunda and defeated the High School team there bv a large score. Iveson starred in that gam-e, scoring 21 out of the 35 points. The next game was with the Alumni during the Christmas vacation. The Alumni team was -composed chieflly of f-ormer Normal stars and now play- ing on college professional teams. The Alumni finally won, but they found the Normals nothing to be laughed at, .h Ol? January 8, the Buffalo Normal five came to Brockport and defeated te ormals by a four point lead. In this game Iveson also was the hero by getting 8 out of the 13 oints scored. Followin thi Bro ' P g s ckport W011 over Holley and then lost to West High and Mt. M-orris. She then QCon-tinued on .P-age 633 Mr. Curtis Howa

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