Eastern Oregon University - Mountaineer Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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l l E , EH XXV? YICDZON fff SARRETT, VANDON-Captain, Guard Playing the running guard position, Sarrett was a good defensive player, and in addition, was high point man in several games. SULLIVAN, FRANCIS-Forward With his speedy shiftiness and clever Hoof work he easily outshone every other man on the floor in nearly every game. PRICE, OWEN-Forward With his quick break on offense, -Price feat- ured in most of the games in scoring. V CARDEN, ALLEN-Forward Carden played hard, clean, fast basketball and when he Was on he was a hard man to stop. CRAWFORD, GLEN-Center Crawford played a good game all season and usually started the rallies with his long clean shots from near the center of the floor. 92 X S'5f-S

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ll ,, t s -1 l fNfffAf'xJ XWfE f 'Y XX7' POSEY, CECIL-Guard Posey played an excellent defensive game and occasionally slipped through for a basket. ik' PAISLEY, BLAIN--Guard He had an uncanny way of out-guessing his opponent. He was a good defensive player as well as a good offensive player. HOUTCHEN S, MAX-Center I He was the tallest man on the squad and a alternated with Crawford at center. He usually received the tip-QE and his left-handed hook shot was very deceptive. O if MCCULLY, LYNN-Guard 1 A Alternated at either guard position, McCully X featured in the scoring in several games. WADE, JEROME-Forward ly Wade played in several games and gave a good account of himself. y y as Cl ll, -f-'UZ-.3 inputs 91 I I, 1 5 Elwffwgwyossf'-'e,fav2 WN ,s ,

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Davaff-xfsacev: C7 4' Left to right, back row, Coach Quinn, Sullivan, Hopkins, Paisley, Henderson, Price, Devaney Front row. Posey, Lieuellen, Rae, Waite, McCully BASEBALL With only five or six experienced players in school it looked as if it would be im- possible for Coach Quinn to develop a strong team. When we scheduled a game with Whitman, a team which had won the Northwest Conference championship two years straight, victory for us seemed impossible. Their team had played several games. This was the first game for the Mountaineers. The final score of 6 to 4 in favor of E. O. N. is record of the game they played. In the second game E. O. N. played the Mission Indians from Umatilla. This was a fast and closely contested game, but the Mountaineers were not to be denied victory. The game was won in 10 innings with the score 4 to 3 in favor of. E. O. N. The first game with the College of Idaho ended with the Gem State team leading 8 to 6. The Mountaineers put up a fight throughout the game, but were unable to over- come the strong lead which Idaho made in the first inning. The second game with the College was also won by the Caldwell team. What E. O. N. will do against Monmouth and the other schools on the schedule remains to be seen. 12' I 0 is x 7 Q 43 . ...HQ 1111 Q11 im XQ'fOe-7,q'f5'4k4C9Xsw4F', ff Z WN au' . i K ,, E p J px p '