Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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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

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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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I O '-TS.T '?T:T..t:i ':2-' I'1?'fff' N-TZ -'JPI' YV Q, Y . ir-, .--- ---- 'Q4 VEHMILION VALLEY 'CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT , H FIRST FOUND Saunemin K empton til:-NI Roberts Chatsworth M P Forrest Piper City Cullom Onarga. CONSOLATION SHVII-FINALS Chatsworth Kempton 1117 Piper City Onarga P Y. V . CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI - FINALS Saunemin Roberts Forrest L12 Cullom Liles P A .97 CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP P' 1 t Piper City 52 Chatsworth 50 IIQ V.V. TOURNEY CHAMPIONSHIP 5 ' '9- Forrest S2 Saunemin 32 K -XOvertime Q w I I 4 V I I I I P117-4 I 'f' of J- PQ