Ellendale High School - Raider Yearbook (Ellendale, MN)

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Basketball . . . The basketball prospect was very bright at the beginning of the 1949-1950 season. In the first game Gene Olson's Raiders defeated Rose Creek by a score of 43-31. After the first game the Raiders lost 6 consecutive' games, but came back to win over Alden and Janesville. The Raiders rang up its first conference victory by defeating a strong Alden five 26-17 on the Raiders home court. Ellendale commanded the lead all the way. In exhibiting their best -showing of the current season, the Raiders unleased a 56 point attack and bombarded Janesville 56-40 on the latters floor. We can well be proud of Coach Olson's high spirited basketeers for their sports- manship during the entire season. Many exciting hours have been spent by adults and students Watching these lads fight for victory. iR.ECORD 1949-l950- We They Rose Creek ........ ..... 4 3 Janesville .......... ..... 2 2 Blooming Prairie ....... ..... 2 1 New Richland ............ ..... 3 2 Freeborn- ...................... 26 Faribault School' of Deaf ........ 32 Hayfield ................. ..... 2 7 Alden ................. ..... 2 6 Janesville ....... ..... Freeborn - ,- ....... ..... Blooming Prairie .... ..... Emmons .......... ..... New Richland - - - - - - - Hayfield Medford Alden ..,.. ..... Medford EUIIIIODS ....................... 3 1 43 49 46 49 45 33 17 56 40 39 52 44 54 44 48 1 7 33 40 45 36 32 28 23 40 42 47 41 The boys receiving letters this year are: Marvin Johnson, Louis Wagner, Raymond Zeman, Allan Berg, Ross Anderson, Clarence Eggers, Bruce McIntyre and Dale Cromwell. l ---than PURDS' i ag1pm.y1-l-- ' - .- . .. --- V 05 ox ru - r -'- '- i 5 -su-nod u 1m.EIIendaIe Defects E ' ' M'-11' I -13 Jog suuoas 6111 WI . ay. Feb. 10th, Ellendale 1 E ,B ssog '91 on gg 'sg-mod x1JCl'leSYlnei Lose ,Quin en whge they de- -. patron sxapnrg ' w 28 to 23. H .9 am 'um' To Freeborn b,,dR'c.-5,0 -ftgne is-mo. Q 'gy sem axons mug sql, - i- 9 Ol hd N ame, -2 5 qui Xuguazla Appgxg gsm, Displaying some spectacular bqal 9 46 X 0 : IZUTIOS qlneqgrsg Jo spu-1 shlootini the Ellendale high sq 629 X ' , Q QOZIZE paxgannsf panbs gc noo .uasggtball team defeated .Q btbe ffw 4 m o I ll rr wr emma cgnfggne to 40 m a Gopher? gr-4.6 b0,t1i4,der 5 ,, I.. .Q ..ce game on Jan. iaurar 8 zchlfbw eqd .e W A a , 8 ,Baa un g3.nle3fzrltlg.fIg.!ostsh Andexisczn tallied 'Une and 62,116 Of tl?!'e,480ll i .- :' 2 003 Sam- ' ' 27, er D13 e4 foo osoaou woo -' W eff'-'fa . fr -- LLL 'e .P a'.'5!?25f-S.i1t,':f,-ffffdeiifbe fs f Q1.Q.f-at wm- .-27,-.

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na B TEAM- Row 1. Coach Olson, Quentin Knudson, Ralph Randall, Roger Sward, Duane Willert, Robert Humburg, Wayne Wodrick, Larry Olson. Row 2. Mgr. Ronald Christenson, Elton Ehlert, Duane Carlson, Marlyn Grunwald, Morris Shaw, Orville Langlie, Mgr. Olai Underland. Row 3. Marvin Enzenauer, Paul Connor, James Grunwald, Ronald Johnson, Donly Cromwell. Absent: Phillip Olson. . . . Basketball . . . A TEAM- Row 1. Ross Anderson, Clarence Eggers, Marvin Johnson, Ray Zeman, Allan Berg, Coach Olson. Row 2. Mgr. Ronald Christianson, Rudolph Anderson, Aldeen Underland, Bruce Mclnlyre, Donald Jensen, Dale Cromwell, Paul Baarson, Marvin Folkestad, Mgr. Olai Underland. Absent: Louis Wagner. :QM mn it -26- D Q

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Baseball . . . After several weeks of very hard practice Gene Olson's Raiders made a trip to Albert Lea. Although the spirit of these boys was very high, we lost by a score of 17-0. In our second game Emmons was our host. Ellendale had 18 hits to the opponents 7. The score ended with the Raiders 16 to Emmons lonely 3. This made Ellendale's first victory of the season. Next on the list was Alden's Blackhawks. This was also played on the home field. The Raiders had 18 hits to the Blackhawks 11. The final score brought us a noted victory of 16-7. The Raiders went to Freeborn to play against the Yeomens. Ellendale defeated Freeborn with a 13-3 victory. This win gave the Raiders three victories and one defeat. The heavy powered North St. Paul team went to an easy victory over the Ellendale Raiders. The score was 12-1 with Ellendale getting only 4 hits to the opponents 14. Bruce McIntyre brought in Ellenda1e's only run by Dick Zeman's two base hit. E11endale's best game at home was with Janesville on May 22, 1949. The Raiders were defeated 7-2 by the Golden Bears when they got off to a bad start at the beginning of the game. Even though the boys fought hard, they were unable to make much headway. The last game was played at Blooming Prairie. The constant strain of pitching two games a week weakened Maynard Muri's arm. The final score was 4-2 in favor of Blooming Prairie. Row 1. Lan-y Olson, Allan Berg, Milton Sletten, Wyman Jensen, Dale Cromwell, Ronald Christenson, Marvin Folkestad, James Newgard. Row 2. Bruce McIntyre, Maynard Muri, Ross Anderson, Donald Jensen, Dick Zeman, Coach Olson, Clarence Eggers, Donald Johnson, Ronly Cromwell, Aldeen Underland, Manager Douglas Knudsen. ..28i