David Starr Jordan High School - Jordan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Varsity Cagers Split League Tilts ' Jordan, flashing a bril- liant offensive punch, and an 1mpress1ve defense defeated Bannlng 78 45 on the losers' hardwood. The Bulldogs were led by Earl Battey, h1tt1ng 7 wil' x KEEP AWAY Joe Pahner, w1th ball and Herman M1ller 439 appear to be play1ng keep away aga1nst the Bann1ng Dee basketballers Jordan won 32 17 Cees, Dees Wm Qpener Bee Hoopsters Coach Leonard Dorn s m1dget basketballers open ed league plav 1n grand style as the Cees whtpped Banmng Z4 19, and the Dees Pract1ce games found both clubs loslng to Gar fleld Z7 2.5 and 21 l8 but the Cees edged Fremont 27 25, on a last mmute bucket by Henton Turner wh1le the Dees lost a b1t ter battle, 24 20 Bruce Dawson paced the Dees The fxve top scorers for the Cees ln thelr f1rst three games were Keep Wlnnlng Jordan s undefeated Bee team cont1nued 1ts w1nn1ng streak by defeatmng Bann1ng 34 32 and San Pedro 45 38 U1 the f1rst palr of league t1lts Spark1ng the l1ghtwe1ghts to then' two v1ctor1es were James Gamble wlth Z7 po1nts and Pete Contreras only re turmng letterman, Wlth 23 markers Henton Turner W1ll1e Dykes George Coleman. Wllbert Moore Albert W1yndon. Page 7 PEDRO BEATS JORDAN Unable to score w1th the1r 0-UID-N mmwn D550 semi. 2-12,40 0-H535 50010 S',,,F+ft whim Ar-OQE, gm swf Hre- rv- '4 F3 mdk' F80 H H 'Z 'UQ Qcm-11 f Q 15 Ll! Pttf01 H1 0 dt!! 2Mel H J Pdo un. po1nts 1n the f1rst half and tallylng 23 markers 1n the last half for a total of 30 po1nts ty1ng the school re cord set by Rufus Johnson 1n 1948 In the f1rst half the Bull dogs led 34 Z3 Sett1ng the pace were Iust1n Gr1ssom A C L1dge and Lee Potts w1th 9 po1nts Ezra H1ll played a stout defenslve game and scored 4 po1nts us' fy A 'ff Q. 1 SJ n.,,,.1qLu Exclud1ng the San Pedro game, the casaba squad has won two and lost one, de feat1ng Garf1eld 58 45 Bamung, 48 45 and los1ng to Fremont 51 50 Batty G01 L dB 49D y P tt 63 H11 121 Z QQO11 W tki 41 dn N s mb: z B run ch c 5 Ne! s mis 12 P 1 , - , . I l b - San Pedro H01 J d . 13-0 h p B 1, rm 'yodlitnfs d 'H - aulls 412 , 1 , t ackso 51 PUSSQU t ..,, odue 131 ll , R , H 113 : 5 P d . 195 Jor- C 4 s' xg b.- J- - am. Q 1. Zi, ' -V L C . . 13 , D, -- by ty Cl . B: do 45: S r . 30. L ' 4 - 1- . , 9 Q ' 0 , - . I . n 0 Q - ' . 9 , . a A 3 . , , , . 1 O . . 1 . I 1 ' - - scalped the Pilots, 32-17, . . . . , f ' ' . .- . . . . xi - I - . . . if - - ,lp , ' , . . 1 - ' I 2 Q , - 9 ' v l ulloononou13 ' - ' 0 u , ' I lllllllillilllo 1 1 , . . . . . , . . Jordan 110 Bum n M51 , , , . , Freeman 121 12 1 e Ma ers 181 onounoosus 0 sf Rodrlgugz . . Grissom f9h Dombros 163 Q sensuous. 6 ls , butt J nD:5f C0 l I s u es: or - , - 3: al. 6: H t, 1: exandern : Mtn. 3: 8 t 3. nnin - c . : 1- ' .on. 3: Flor. 5.

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