Eagle River High School - Northern Trail Yearbook (Eagle River, WI)

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4- 7 li X Q G39 Chuan-.Gs tkw acuo 'tc-og ,DG-Qelo,,5'20-au Q0 616513311-1. THQ November---and the Eagle River cagers were off to another season. The Johnsonmen dropped their first game to the Rhinelander Hodags by a S9-38 score. Hall paced the Eagles with 16 points and Ewald added 10. Marv Elliott showed some brilliant play and established himself as a starter. Jim Verage paced the victors with 23 points on some red-hot shooting from the side. The Eagles tasted victory in their second start of the season as they took the measure of the Crandon Cardinals by the close score of 116-bl. Hall collected 19 counters to pace the Red and Blue while Case stood out for Crandon with 26 markers. The opening con- ference game saw the Eagles trounce the Elcho Hornets by a hh-26 count. Hall and Stein had 10 apiece for the balanced ER scoring, while Nagel collected 9 and Ewald, 8. Playing their second conference tilt, the Eagles dropped a thriller to the scrappy Three Lakes Bluejays by a two point margin, 36-3h. Hall and Nagel kept the ER team in the game with ll and 9 points respectively, but the one-two punch of Stoehr and Bonack, collected 27 points between them for the winning total. The next contest for the squad was a non-con- ference tilt with the Park Falls ball club, and the Eagles dropped a h3-35 decision at home. Marv Elliott turned in some brilliant shooting and tallied 10 markers while Ewald and Nagel collected 8 each. Greenwood P.F. Sophomore, collected 15 for the Cardinals. In one of their too efforts of the season, the Eagles brought the Eagles . tripped the powerful Minocqua Islanders hy a one point margin in an overtime contest. Ewald lected 16 and 15 tively. The real Stein who tied a hook shot, remaining. period, Ewald tosses to win Gene with onds time free the Red and Blue. scoring laurels City team with 16 Eagles added their conference win as the Phelps Green home game by a Hall and Nagel ing spree with 18 markers , and Red and Blue then Crandon for their ment with the Cards. 31 markers for the pace them to a 51- Stein, Hall and and Hall col- I I 512.122 M' E- Godleski, H- Sparks, R. Elliott, E. Nagel, G stein i922 HO Coach Johnson, D- Mavo, P. Ewaid J. Scheffler. M Eliiotn J. Godleski, D. Hall, F. Sailor, Manager, G. V. Simons, uP,'Coach , Strong last quarter ECT? L' Guth: G- Schmidt, L- Heal, L. swam, D. ainott, nf Helge C Ofmlck N Kaye, c Cooley, J. Burnett. points respec- hero was center up the game and only sec- In the over- and Hall added the contest for Smith took the .for the Island icounters. The second straight they defeated Knights in a 62-117 score. put on a scor- Don collecting Eddie, 15. The traveled to return engage- Case dropped in home team to L19 victory. Ewald sparked a drive which back into the contest. Hall and Stein took scoring honors with 13 and 12 point totals. Two Juniors, Hall paced the Eagle team to victory as they next traveled to Elcho and tripped the Hornets in a and M. Elliott, conference tilt. The two guards tallied 16 markers apiece to add up to a h6-30 victory. The Eagles put their title hopes on the line in their final home game against the Three Lakes squad, dropping out of the conference race when they were defeated by a S5-MB score. Ewald turned in a brilliant scoring record as he tallied 16 points, but this was not enough for victory as Everhart and Ingram collected 16 and 15 points respectively for the neighboring boys. The Eagle River boys journeyed to Park Falls and turned in a top game although they dropped a 6h-58 decision. Nagel, Hall and Ewald formed the main offense as they collected 19, lh, and 10 points, but Steiger took the Scoring honors as he dropped in 25 counters for Park Falls. The ER team then traveled to Minocqua and dropped a 62-39 decision to the red-hot Islanders as their star forward W. Herrick collected 23 points for the winning total. The Red and Blue journeyed to Phelps and barely es- caped with a victory over the home team who couldn't seem to umissn a shot. Hall and Ewald collected 30 points between them to pace the Eagles, who put on a strong last quarter finish, to win by a h9-LS score. Ralph Whitehead paced the Knights with 12 points. THE EAGLE RIVER BEES, UNIER THE CAPABLE HANDS OF COACH G.V. SIMONS, TOOK THE TITLE IN THE NORTHERN DIVISION ANDTHENDEFEATED THE GOODMAN B SQUAD AT THE JAMDOREE, FOR CONFERENCE TITLE. TH BOYS WHO FORM D THE NUCLEUS OF THE SQUAD WERE THE THREE JUNIORS, NAMELY, SCHEFFLEH AND THE GODLESKI TWINS, DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB DURING THE SEASON. DAVE HELGE AND LAIRD HEAL TURNED IN GOOD ICRK. DALE KARENKE, FROSH GUARD, SHOWED PLENTY OF PROMISE. xx 4 R . EDQn.NOT'S 291' .fax f X 'TFQDSEOS ' mlb WD- Teak' Mzeser- en- 1 . 1.

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