Crooksville High School - Crux Hi Skan Yearbook (Crooksville, OH)

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FIRST Bo w Ralph Karns, Conrad Wilson, Wilson Burlev, Marvin McGuire, tCaptaiIU, Dermoint Reed, Maurice Maxwell, Edmund Settle SECOND ROWeCoach Nussbaum, Myron Kincaid, Ray Dalrymple, Marlin King, Glenurd, Holmes, William Clark, Rolandean Barker, James Pitcock, Frank Hall THIRD RowaPhilip Pettitt, Ralph Hughes, Edison Brown, Paul Wintgens, Densil Jones, Merril Rice, Earl Neff, Clarence Dalrymple FOURTH RowiEldeH Hammond, Ned Rambo FOOTBALL Twenty-iive men answered Coach Howard Nussbaumis call for football candi- dates at the beginning of the season including ten lettermen. We opened the season by defeating Roseville 13 to O. The next week we jour- neyed t0 Bremen but lost a heart-breaking game by the score of 15-6. McConnels- ville defeated us 26 t0 0 on their gridiron. Our next victory came at the expense of Coming whom we defeated by a score of 27 to O. The following week we lost an- other heart-breaker to New Concord 20 t0 8 after leading at the half 8 t0 7. Our old rival, New Lexington, visited us with a veteran team and boasted of being hfty-eight points better than we were by reason of a 32 to 0 defeat of Mc- Connelsville. Such a victory for them was out of reason and they were fortunate in gaining a 13 t0 0 Victory. Crooksville carried the fight to their opponentS; threat- ening to score several times but the breaks were against us and through these New Lexington did their scoring. In the last game of the season Liberty Union defeated us 6 to 0 in a sea of mud. Just before the close of the season the squad showed its appreciation of the work of Marvin McGuire by electing him honorary captain, a fitting climax to his four years of service to the Crooksville high school football team. - WILSON BURLEY. Twenty-Szx

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FIRST Row-Halph Km'ns, tMng, Clarence Dalrymple, James Pitcock, Myron. Kincaid, tCnptaim, Jolm Sunburn, Marlin King, Couch Nmsbaum SECnNn Ruw-Ray Dalrymple, vViIIixmn Clark, Frank Hull, Conrad Wilson THIRD Rmv-Hurold Anderson, Philip Pettitt, Maurice Maxwell, Edmund Settle, Ronald Springer BOYSI BASKETBALL Immediately following the close of football season Coach Nussbaum with four lettermen as a nucleus began to build his 1930 basketball machine. Due to an automobile accident the squad was without its coach for six weeks. During the coaclfs absence Mr. Cleary took the squad and drilled them for their first game at Gloustcr. C. H. S. was defeated 21-18. The following week under Mr. McClearyIs tutelage C. H. S. overwhelmed Corning 30-7, completely outplaying them in all departments. After Coach Nussbaumk return, the Big Reds were defeated by New Concord. Our next home game was played against Corning and Crooksville annexed another victory by a 33-10 score. After meeting Corning we played the strong Glenford team but came out on the short end of a 26-17 score. The excellent Thorn- ville Quintet next visited us and after playing them on even terms for three quarters the Big Reds went down to defeat by the score of 19-20 and our return game with New Lex brought us a defeat 28-18. Roseville was the next victim of the Crooks- ville aggregation to the tune of 22-19. We closed our regular season by being de- feated a second time by Thornvillc 23-13. In the Tournament drawings Crooksville met Somerset in the first round and was victorious by a 24-20 score. In the second round C. H. S. played the strong Central Hi team and in the most interesting game of the tournament Crooksville won the right to play in the semi-finals by defeating them 23-22. The following Tuesday Crooksville met Grlenford and after completely outplaying them and leading the entire game, lost a heartbreakcr in an over-time period 24-20. In the consolation Crooksville, after our second team had held Thorn- ville to a tie score at the beginning of the fourth quarter, lost to Thornville by a score of 24-14. Of the live high scorers 0f the tournament Crooksville placed two, Kincaid and Sanborne. Only two Seniors are lost by graduation, Wilson and Kincaid, so a good team is in prospect for next year. MYRON KINCAID. Twmty-Seuen