Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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W' W ' ' - ai A' A V . W '-n Qf '-, 0 .-sg. .---.,, ,i V -Y'- Q.- - Y, -- Y -M145 - - - -' , flashed ahead in the third period and went on to win S14-113. Half- F time score was 2h all. tk Scotty Long bagged 21 points for Cullom and J. Deany ll, be- I f fore both players fouled out in the final period. 3 RAMS swm KEMPTON, 79-29 . ' ,, Gardner, December 30-Cullom's big center, Scotty Long, col- had lected no points as the Ramblers downed Kempton. 79-29, in the ft' tournament's consolation semi-final round. After a slow first T quarter, the Ramblers started to hit and won going away, Lauterbach scored lb points for Cullom and J, Deany and Buuerle 8 each. The victory put Cullom into the Consolation final 1 against Reddick. T RAMS TAKE CONSOLATION TITLE Gardner, December 31--The Ramblers won the consolation title by downing Reddick 68-SO. Cullom hurried to a l6-6 lead in the VC? First quarter and were never seriously threatened thereafter. ' The score at half-time was 3h-18, McCulloh's 17 points was high for Cullom, followed by Long 5 with 10 and J. Deany' with 7. Others who appeared in the Rambler line-up were Dutton, R. Deany, Donahue, and Bauerle. ESKIMOS TAKE COLD RAMS lil! Forrest, January S--The Ramblers were unable to hit with any T consistency from the court as Forrest took a 55-33 victory on -T 5154 I N. their home court, Long scored 3 baskets and 6 free throws for 12 n points to head Cullom in the scoring department. ' The Rambler reserves came from behind in the second half to 'Q score a hh-32 victory over the Forrest reserves. Forrest led at the half, 21219. The ,l7 point output of Landis was tops for p' Cullom Q , 1 KEMPTON IS 7h-53 VICTIM Q Cullom, January 8--McCulloh hit for 17 points to lead Cullom f to a 714-53 victory over the Kempton Red Devils in a Conferen game at Cullom. Other high scoring Ramblers were Long with l6an igbgf Lauter-been with 15. XA J ,f wffgl T... --f gi, 13 XA, Q fain

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Landis netted 18 points for the Ramblers as they raced past Saunemin in the reserve tilt, Van Alstyne, Bauerle and Donahue showed well for Cullom also. Loss TO FORREST, hh-he Cullom, December ll--Cullom staged a fine second-half rally that all but upset a favored Forrest team. Final score was hh-M2 Forrest. Long and Lauterbach acored 12 points each for Cullomi The Cullom Hams were behind 27-18 at half-time. The reserves captured a well earned 52-h? Win over the Eski- mos. Landis' 18 points was tops for both teams. RAMS TR UNCE BLUE STREAKS Cullom, December 15--Long was busy at the nets to the tune of 31 points as the Ramblers outdistanced the Piper City Ilue Streaks to win handily by a score of 61-37 in a V. V. Conference game at Cullom. J. Deany and Lauterbach were other -Cullom scorers to register in two figures. Landis, Donahue and R. Deany led the scoring parade as the Rambler reserves handed Piper City a 63-3h lacing in the curtain- raiser. RDBERTS1THAWVILLE WINS A Roberts, December 22--Roberts-Thawville came from behind in the final period to down Cullom SO-38 in a non-conference game at Roberts. The Rams lost their touch in the final period and could score only six points as the hot Roberts outfit hit from A11 angles. Long was high in the point colu n for Cullom. The Cullom reserves also colled off in the final quarter, dropping their game to Roberts-Thawville by a M2-35 count. Landis led the Cullom scoring with l8. GARDNER HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT MINOOKA TAKES FIRST H UND TILT Gardner, December 28--Minookaia second half splurge pushed the Ramblers into the consolation division of the annual Gardner Holiday Tournament played during the Christmas recess. Minooka

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Yf ff, s , ,JJ1gg '-fr - uVq5' D v Donahue's 16 points and VanAlstyne's 15 faced Cullcm to a S2- 39 victory in the reserve games The Ramblers had a 30-l2 half- time lead. RMHS BEAT GNARGA Cullcm, January 12--Cullcm hit the nets for hh points in the first half to build up a big lead on Onarga in the first round df the Annual Vermilion Valley Tournament. They continued the pace in the second half to win by a score of 73-38. Long's 23 points was high for the teams. McCulloh added 17 points also, to swell the Cullcm total. The victory won the Rams a berth in championship division of.the tournament. OVERTIME LOSS OUSTS RAMS Cullcm, January lh--A hard earned fourth quarter lead melted in the waning seconds for the Ramblers. As forrest tied the scolb 37 all at the end of regulation play in a championship semi-final game of the tournament. Baskets by J. Deany and S. Long in the overtime were not enough as Forrest annexed five points to win h2-hl in a very thrilling finish. Jerome Deany connected for l3 points for Cullcm. Corkill hit for ll points and Long for 10 as the Ramblers bowed out of the tournament in a game that was a heart-breaker to lose. RMWELERS SUBDUE PIPER CITY Piper City, January 19--Cullcm maintained a slight lead throughout the game to take the measure of Piper City, Sh-h7, ,in a game not counting in conference standings. Long, Corkill, and J. Deany headed the scoring for the Ramblers. Cullom was ahead at the half byca slim 25-2h margin. Landis, Donahue and Van Alstyne took scoring honors as the Cullcm reserves downed the Blue Streaks by a M9-29 margin. They had a 26-12 lead at half time. A Qs... , is -- s 1 or--3 TI g Arg If 5