Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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THE DUNCAN WILDCAT Page 18 Bottom row, reading left to right—Ottie Littleton, Harold McGrath, Gene O’Dell. Scott Sloan. Banks Bourgeons. Wayne Bradshaw, Ed Dean. Bert Lunt. Wayne Lunt. Jack Lunt, G. C. Curry. Second row—William Tuey, Ernest Mortenson. Joe Gonzales, Dick Hext. Carroll Dean. L. D. Russell. Milton Edington, Stanley Hager, Marvin Sexton, Elmer Cloudt. Lloyd Webster, Fred Arnett. Third row—John Speer, Dan Aker, Dick Nations. Lorin Moffett. Carroll Speer. Jim Bejarano, Ross Holden, Ben Moyers, Nelson Webster. Dean Johnson, Roy Williams. R. C. Russell. Top row—-Dick Neighbor, Irl Lunt, Bruce Robertson, Norman Blazzard, Garv Crabtree, Howard Gilliland and Coach Frank Brickey. Football Team Coach Brickey turned out an exceptionally good team in the season of 1938-39. I he ildcats played ten games this season eight of which were conference games. I he only two games out of the ten that Duncan lost were against (ilobe and Thatcher. THE RECORD Date Opponents Where Played We Tin Sept. 16 Ft. Grant here 28 0 Sept. 30 Safford here 25 0 Oct. 7 Morenci there 12 6 Oct. 14 Pima here 19 6 Oct. 21 Ft. Thomas there 20 6 Oct. 29 Globe here 6 12 Nov. 4 Thatcher there 7 27 Nov. 11 Miami there 14 7 Nov. 19 Clifton here 39 19 Nov. 24 Lordsburg . here 20 12 To I9I 95 TL The ( Thnt

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 ATHLETICS .v

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Page 19 THE DUNCAN WILDCAT Standing, left to right—Harry Decs. Edwin Dean. G. C. Curry. Jack Lunt. Gene O’Dell. Raymond Woods, Scott Sloan, Fred Arnett. Joe Gonzales. Sitting, left to right—Coach Frank Brickey, Jimmy Curry, Dick Hext. Basketball The Duncan Wildcats, for the first time in the history of state sports since 1923. won the State Basketball Championship for the second consecutive time. Two of the most outstanding basketball games of the season were as follows: The Duncan-Globe game at Duncan on February 24. the most exciting crisis of all conference games. T lie Wildcats lost this game 30-24. The second most exciting game of the season was the Duncan-Thatchcr game at Thatcher on February 17. The Wildcats edged out the Eagles 22-20. Duncan was second in conference play with Globe first and Safford third. The boys that made the trip to Tucson were: Gene O’Dell. Fred Arnett. Joe Gonzales, Jack Lunt. G. C. Curry, Scott Sloan, Dick Hext. Edwin Dean, and Ray Woods. Other boys on the squad were: R. C. Russell. Harold Goodman. Bert Lunt. Robert Stewart, Jim Bejar- ano, Dan Aker, John Speer. Lloyd Webster. Dean Johnson, Stanley Hager, and Ben Moyers, Harry Dees (Manager). Jimmie Curry (Assistant Manager). IV here 11 ’here Date Opponent Played We They Date Opponent Played We They Dec. 7 Virden Virden 27 14 Jan. 20 Globe ( m lobe 17 22 Dec. 9 Lordsburg Lordsburg 23 22 Ian. 27 Pima Duncan 32 17 Dec. 10 Lordsburg Duncan 27 24 jan. 28 Safford Safford 40 23 Dec. 13 Florence Duncan 30 23 Feb. 2 Clifton Clifton 23 22 Dec. 14 Virden Duncan 27 11 Feb. 8 Morenci Duncan 40 27 Dec. 17 Clifton Duncan 4i 2=s Feb. 11 Ft. Thomas Ft. Thomas 2; 16 Dec. 20 Morenci Morenci 26 28 Feb. 17 Thatcher Thatcher 22 20 Jan. 6 Pima Pima 39 24 Feb. 18 Ft. Thomas Duncan 34 6 Jan. 7 Safford Duncan 25 IO Feb. 24 Globe Duncan 24 30 Jan. 3 Thatcher Duncan 33 23 TOURNAMENT GAMES Mar. 2 Gilbert T ucson 28 19 Mar. 3 Ti - or Tucson 21 19 Mar. 3 Nogales T ucson 21 13 Mar. 4 F Tucson 25 7 Season Totals—We, 650: Oj;poT . - v -X .y ' ' y ' V s x : W