Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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, , Qu ef- X sfxyforl HI sxrwss Ol!! Goeoh Vhn Woex't's initial oall. for basketball bmollht GR twenty-tive young and inexperienced athletes, sages- to mluene pltoe tor thmselves among Baston's Hoop Heroes. Grsdustiaz had tem the majority of to 1934 squad, only three veterans reporting tor the' first practice but much talent end enbitlon was preemt hong ,the nes-eomers. . , p 'heflrstottheseesonsesspent tndrillingtheboyslnthe arte of hosting, pivoting, dribbling, guarding, and passing. Atterthsee nmhnatcls nc-eselllnmind, theboysplsyedmwt prectioepnee sith the second squad, composed ot some tourtem elite. This Ins of much value to the tem in developing its ' tak and :floor ploy. ' , 4 wwssxnsngplsyed tive non-conference games, two gems! before the regular season sterted, md the other three while therfeesson ,see in progress. 'nurse games were hplsyed with the Alminl, two :SSA the no-.:aJ,d Almmi sad one with the Roslyn Rumi. me rpreemm brolne even sith Rmsld and won their game drum the Roslyn Glen. '1'heyalsop1ayedtsogsmeeeith,NorthBendend1ost both of than. ' ' A 4 The season schedule opened with Ole mlm. After e had toudxt battle, Cle Elma oem out of the mme victorious, 32 to 14. hston then journeyed to lllensburg where they were Gvfvdiei 47 to 21. These two defeats however, did not sean to dsmpm the kpressunh :pn-ns, rm- they defeated Kittites 33 to 32 mer a vary close ghme in which Easton led most of the time. Then hston travelled to Thorp, where they .had to acknowledge defeat after playing enol- lent basketball, the score being 19 to 12. Then cams another pm with Glo Elum. The Ole Blum mrriors proved to be too meh for the lsston boys and the game ended with cle, Klum on top, 31 to 24.1 The next game was with Ellensburg, who turned the hston boys bepk 50 to 9, in what Ellensburg thought sn easy victory. llsetm than journeyed to Kittitas and Kittitss having been defeated by letm once, sus out to win and win they did, 15 to 12. The last of the season was with Thorp at mston. The gm ns filled Idhniw thrills, and the score was tied may times during the Que, W' HB not to be beaten and emerged on the long-ond of to 15 score. ' Q ' 'Q In eumarlzing the games played, it nigzt be well to look over the individual performances. High scorers for the season tiniest' lomchiclc, Saunders, Thanpson, Egbert, and Giovenele. This group as ably backed by the other manbors of the squad, no me individ- ual ranked very much higher than ony other. These individuals 'Pegela - , 4 .. X., if . . 5 rf wt.. 3 -f i. ,A-. ri 'tif , f fl . 25, W3 GY r 1 ,I , , moi f . 5,0 N I 1 'sf 15 .. , ' 1 xl 1321 I 'A' 'W ,rg irikie 3 H' xg,-..-1- L13 .ang N , A 1 31 Y Wt' 'FF an +V 'W' . 1' 45 if J ,B XM! fqfg. I 3119311 D: 5 sfo. '. y vii? F z.f. .4 ' T, -. Q , .. nf' 1 l . lL f. A.+l:.s4:.,..s.h,,,