Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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MMMWMNWMW- The ORACLE 1930 Sectional Tournament This year's tournament was held at Vinton with four Class A teams com: petingg Dysart vs. Belle Plaine and Vinton vs. La Porte City. Bell Plaine and Dysart tangled in the first round. Dysart took the lead in the hrst part of the game but was unable to keep it. The contest ended Z1-17 in Belle Plaine's favor. Vinton defeated La Porte so it was left for Belle Plaine and Yinton to Hght it out. Vinton easily outclassed their opponents and took the tournament. Shellsburg was declared Class B champs by defeating Chelsea in the final round. CTNMWD County Tournament 'lille county tournament took place February 14-15 on the Dysart floor. Eleven teams were entered. The first round: Traer vs. Byeg Clutier Byeg Toledo vs. Dinsdaleg Montour vs. Garwins Tama Byeg Dysart vs. Byeg Chelsea vs. Byeg Geneseo vs. Gladbrook. ln the first game Friday afternoon Toledo trimmed Dinsdale in a fast game SO-12. In the next game Garwin defeated Montour 22-3. Geneseo defeated Gladbrook for the third game. Traer and Clutier played the first game of the second round. Cultier took Traer unexpectedly in the first part of the game but Traer had a strong comeback and outshot the Clutier boys in the fourth quarter. Dysart met Tama for the Hrst game Friday night. In a fast close game the Trojans came through with a victory, beating Tama by a score of 20515. Toledo and Garwin tangled in the next game but Garwin was a little too fast for the Toledo boys. VVinning by a score of 9-11, Geneseo swamped Chelsea in the last game of the evening. Saturday morning the semi-finals were played off. Traer defeated Garwin Z7-21 while Geneseo took the game from Dysart with a score of 19-8. Garwin forfeited the consultation game to Dysart, giving Dysart third place. Geneseo slipped up on Traer and defeated them Z8-21 thereby giving them first place in the Tournament. - ' Page 33

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'w'AMM M'W'M N' The ORHCLE 1930 r . V ' 1 NH:-' ' ' - ., .2 , ,. ., 9 V x 1 1- J, ' ,- 4 i i 1 A . SEXVA LL GLINES Playing his last year on the team as forward and Captain, Sewall Glines held down the job in a very creditable manner, Sewall was not only a steady player and a capable leader but was the high scorer of the year. ELLIS JONES Due to the lack of experience, Ellis had to fight hard for a position on the team. He usually took center after the jump and proved that he Could dribble a basketball. His work in the Tama game at the county tournament was very outstanding. ARLEN LAMPRECHT Here we have a fiery spirited youth who also was a driver from start to finish. Arlen after jumping at center usually fell back to standing guard and turned in many creditable games. Had he not had to wear a guard for his glasses he might have made it rather disagreeable for teams as a regular forward or center. HUVVARD HOLTZ Besides being a clean cut athlete Howard was one boy who gave his best in a basketball game. Playing at running guard, he was both good on offense and on defense. Scareely a game went by in' which he did not manage to drop in a few counters, Page 35 i