Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

Page 61 text:

4 07 53471 A Q l 'D 5 F 75 P me C' 'S 5 c fs RQ? fECA -- 1 L1 V H cf0QI' ,-is: C 3 061 ' C. CJJJ1 -du Basketball Svrhehules The schedule of the season and results: l922-25 1924 Ovvonervrs D. ll. S. OPPONENTS D. ll. S. Shellsburg ,.., . ......,.... I5 55 Qladbrook ... ...... . . IS 22 l.a Porte ..... , . 2 56 Ceneseo .,.. , , 2l 28 Geneseo ..... .. . . . 27 55 l oledo . . . . . 25 211 Shellsburg . ...,.., , . I5 51 Keystone . .. . , 24 45 Grundy Center ..,. . . 22 40 L21 Porte .... . , H 49 Vinton ....., . .... , . 5l 45 lirzlet ..... . . 22 IS Keystone 2nd ,,.,. .. l7 lo GZIYWIII ... .... . . l8 24 Traer .......,,. . . l5 28 Hudson ..... . . lll l4 Genegen , H H 33 35 Belle iPlaine .,.. .. .. lll 5l Traer ........ . . 55 26 Coe lfreshmen. .... . . 55 55 Vintqm ,,,. l .,,, V r 44 CJCHCSCO ..... . . 21 45 Grundy Center . . 4l 50 llUdS0u . ...... . . 43 52 Mountain ...... ,. 5 55 LUCY -.---.-- .. IH 39 Chelgegl ,.,,,. , H 0 QJlZiLlbl'00li . . . . . Tyger ,,,,,,., H 14 25 Chelsea .,.,. .. 22 51 West Waterloo. . . . 27 IS l oledo . ,, .. 50 28 Albion .... . . ll? 27 Laurel .... . . 7 45 Zearing .... . . l7 25 Toledo .,... . . l5 l7 Monticello .. . . 0 22 Mason City. . . . 20 ll! Q of Maze Mall Base ball, a sport that has not been a major at Dysart High for several years, was again brought into prominence last year. When Coach Trieshman arrived last fall, Manager Dawson had arranged a schedule for the autumn season. Games were played with Blairstown and Geneseo, three of which were turned into victories. ln the spring and again this fall, games were arranged with these teams and all games won but one. A record hard to beat. The team led on the field last year by Captain Erbe at short stop was a good Gelding as well as a hard-hitting outfit. This year Lawrence Lally, who has been the mainspring of the team from the pitcher's box, was elected captain, and if pre- dictions can be made at this time, we would say that he will lead his team through as good a season as Dysart has enjoyed in a long time. The team as composed at the end of the fall season was: Capt. Lally. .Pitcher and Second Base Clark .......... . . .Third Base Messer ........ .............. C atch Zobel ..... . . .Center Field Moeller ........ .......... F irst Base Schrieber .... Right Field Goken ...... Second Base and Pitcher Vaupel ...... Left Field Erbe .... .... ......... S h ort Stop Franklin . . . .... Utility Man 6 K, C O. It-iffy-three -v -:yxillt-r LQ, ,-ff -f, :F ati 's qw QW g,-Ev J' cu'-9 C477 Ctr-f sly? K Q ' '

Page 60 text:

'm 'Nj Q3 CQ'-l QC J WDW fl Q 3 PCC' --., N, -V - - X. Pfouqn up Xfl CED CA ogyfv -,N Y' , VUesley Mehlhous Albert Erbc, Captain Dale Stewart Adolph Moeller Harold Zobel - ,- ,, N 'rd LJ CKLK 5 C filly ilu: --Zgiyiw LQ ,-.,,.f,j7 f:.Fl ,N .. T' .13 Q 1,9 L ..., CW, 1 nfxffwa H A 1,0-J u if 5 , Q if Q f Ill A XV

Page 62 text:

Q3 fi Q 'J KCDW ow. Q H- , on For '-W -'f-'L V -N.. V596 Arn 0 -I ' x V --S .- CDCA ozgjwfv N kg- X. C rack The season of l923 saw a new sport come into its own in the way of a track team. After the Hrst few weeks of tiresome drill, Coach Trieshman announced that a Triangular Meet had been arranged between Gladbrook, Garwin and Dysart, to be held on the home field. Dysart High came off the held at the lead with a margin of forty odd points. Garwin was second and Gladbrook third. Two weeks later a full team was entered at the County Meet, held at Toledo. Bucking up against veteran material, the athletes wearing the colors of Dysart High made a remarkable showing. Toledo having a well-balanced team, carried off first honors, but the real interest of the meet centered around Dysart and Tama, with Tama hnally carrying off the honors by a narrow margin. Dysart won the medley relay, composed of Erbe, Clark, Goken, and R. Baird took second in the half-mile relay, Erbe placed second in the pole vault, Mehlhous won the discus, second in the shot put, third in the high and broad jump: Clark placed third in the IOO-yard dash and fourth in the broad jump. The next week a small team was entered in the Northeastern Meet held at Cedar Falls. Mehlhous won the discus throw over a held of stiff competition and qualified in the high jump, though failing to place, he jumped better than ever before. Because of a misunderstanding in regard to starting, Erbe failed to qual- ify in his heat in the dashes. Prospects for a winning team are very bright and with a year's experience, Dysart should be a contender for honors in the meets she enters. Arrangements are being made for another invitation meet to be held on the home held this spring. Probably six or seven teams will take part in the meet. Quinn :meet iiiernrhsa Event Time Held by Year Made l00-yard Dash. . l0 lf5 .... . ..... A. Erbe ....... ........ . l923 220-yard Dash. .......... 25 2X5 .... ...... W . Clark ...... ....... I 924 440-yard Dash.. ......... 58 4X5 .... ...... R . Baird .... ..... l 923 S80-yard Run ....,...... 2:25 sec.... ...... j. Buntz .... .... . 1923 Mile Run ....,.. ...... 6 203 ..... ...... R . Pringle ..... ..... l 923 Broad jump .... . I8 ft., 4 in. ...... A. Erbe ......... ..... l 924 High jump. . . ...... 5 ft., 3 in.. ,..... W. Mehlhous .... .. . .l923 Pole Vault ...... ...... 9 ft., 6 in.. ...... A. Erbe ,........ ..... l 924 Shot Put. .. ............. 38 ft., 9 in. ..,... W. Mehlhous ............ ...,. l 924 Discus Throw ........... IOS ft., 6 in .... . ...... W, Mehlhous ............ ..... l 924 One-half Mile Relay. .... 1:45 sec.. .. ...... Goken, Baird, Thiel, Erbe .... .... . l923 Shuttle Race ............ 46 315 sec... .......... Goken, Clark, Baird, Erbe ...........,. 1923 F' 'P F't - 3 f' 9- cj C CL 5 C if y four Ja .. --3-,-K..-.1 la,'f 'fe.,': f ARIN 33,3 fp we 'ee QC. Q VA i f 3 Y '- , 1