Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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- The ORACLE 1930 Games of the Season DYSART 24-MQNTUUR 9 The first game of the season, and the first victory, QRITLC. A slow and ragged DY SART 23-C LUTI ER Z2 The fans again witnessed another victory at the hands of Clutier. This game was somewhat taster and closer than the first one. Dysart held the edge most of the time. DYSART 17-TEACHERS HIGH Z2 , The first game away from home and our first defeat. The Trojans showed poor passing attack and poor basket shooting. i DYSART 19-LAPORTE 12 The Trojans entertained La Porte City for their third Victory. LaPorte swept the team off their feet at the beginning of the game, and at the first half La Porte had a comfortable lead of six points, but as the second half opened it was a different game. Laljorte collected three points the last half while the Trojans shot in seven field goals and two free throws. DY SA RT 30-GAR R I SON 8 To finish things as they should be before Christmas vacation the Trojans de- feated Garrison High without much trouble. The game was rough and poor basketball was witnessed by both teams, although the Trojans were able to find the basket more often then their opponents. DYSART 25-BELLE PLAINE 9 This game was somewhat easier than was expected. The first half ended with quite a contrast in score. Belle Plaine collected one free throw while Dysart was piling up 17 points. The last half was slow with many substitu- tions for both teams. DYSART 13-VINTON 12 The Trojans journeyed to Vinton to disappoint their fans. It was very close the Trojans holding the lead throughout the game. Neither team showed real basket shooting. DYSART ll-TAMA 28 Tama high visited our court for the Trojans second defeat. The Tama boys showed good form while the Trojans were unable to keep up the pace which they had set in the preceding games. Page 31

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WWMMWWAWWN The ORACLE 1930 Basket Ball I 9 19-3 o Back Row: Coach Thomson, Arnold VVunder, Clarence Gracpp, Marvin Schafer, Ralph vV2LllCl', Clifford Slahr, Mgr. Wlicben. Front Row: Ellis Jones, Arlen LH1ll1Jl'CCl1t, Cap't Glincs, Howard 1-lollz, Lclzmd Brandan. Page 30

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M-WMWNAMMW TIIGORHCLE 1930 DY S-ART 18-TRAER 20 The Trojans dropped another game at the Traer gym. The first period found Dysart trailing their opponents eight points, but the last half we came right up on Traer's heels making nine points to their three. The last quarter was fast and exciting holding true to all Traer-Dysart games. D YSA RT Z2-QCLUTI ER ZS The Trojans lost their third consecutive contest at Clutier. The Clutier boys were hot that night making field goals at will. It was a tough game and many poor plays and poor team work could be noticed. DYSART 14-TRAER 20 Our second defeat of the season on the home floor. The Trojans defense seemed too weak at times to overcome her opponents style of odense. DYSART 8-GENESEO Geneseo High brought their powerful quintet here to defeat the Trojans. The game was rough and fast. The Trojans missed many easy shots as well as showed poor team work. DYSA RT 13-TA MA 18 The size of Tama's floor greatly handicapped the Trojans. The game was hard fought and was no one's game until the gun went oiyf. DYSART 12-VINTON 33 The game with Vinton found the Trojans in a slump. Many fouls were called on both teams. Although Vinton gained an early lead it was no easy victory for them. DYSART 18-LA PORTE Z3 The Trojans went to La Porte where they dropped their eighth loss. Although the Trojans fought hard they could not seem to break their spell of bad luck. DYSART lo-BELLE PLAINE 23 Greatly handicapped by the size of Belle Plainels lioor, it was hard for the Trojans to over-come their opponent. Many of the tries that were taken at the basket failed to drop through. DYSART 7-GENESEO 17 T Geneseo High had to Fight a hard battle to keep the Trojans down, although the score was not dangerously close. The few points lead they gained on us could not be overcome. Page 52