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22 c-.2-l'sc -s lv X4 i lIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll, Congratulations, Seniors! at W. B. lohnston C-rain Co. W. B. IOHNSTON, Founder DALE IOHNSTON, President ir iCome in and visit our new down-town store. We shall be f delighted to have you. 'lr 205 East Randolph Phone 667 ir A growing concern to serve you. ll llllllllllllllllillll llll llllll Q CHAMPIONSHIP STYLE THE QUILL MAGAZINE aagefgaff Starting with a pace that supposedly promised just another average basketball sea- son, the Enid High School Plainsmen, under the directing hand of l... A. Red Young- man, set to work and terminated their 1943 schedule by copping the state class HA championship. After several weeks of strenuous practice on fundamentals and scrimmage, the Enid quintet packed up their togs and journeyed northwest where they split a pair of games. At Alva, they opened with a 30-26 victory over a determined Cvoldbug five. Neal Hamp- ton and Dean Ladusau set the pace with nine points each to share high scoring honors. The next night, the Plainsmen ran into trouble at Dacoma, as the Blue Streaks dumped the Enidites 30-24. Husky james Elliott, a newcomer to the basketball circles of the state, banged away to lead the losers with eight points. Don Ladusau, hook-shot specialist, tallied six to run in second place. On Tuesday, December 15, the home sea- son was ofhcially opened when the Plains- men walked over the comparatively weak Kinghsher five, 30-9. With Elliott dominat- ing the offensive power with fourteen points, the winners had little trouble in copping the game. Enid downed a stubborn Ames quintet, 45-27, the Friday following. Again Don Ladusau led the scoring, ripping the nets with fourteen points. Displaying a smashing offensive, the Youngmanites drubbed the Blackwell Ma- roons 38 to ll on Tuesday, the 22nd, Elliott, Lynn Carlile, and Don Buelow chalked up eight points apiece to help the Plainsmen capture their fourth victory. Enid 28-Dacoma 18. It was one of the highlight games of the season as the Plainsmen avenged an earlier defeat at the hands of the Blue Streaks. The points for the victors were equally distributed as Buelow, Elliott, Don Ladusau, and james Leierer tallied six each. On january 15, the Redskins from Capitol Hill jolted the Plainsmen in their first Mid- State encounter, 28-21, at the Education Building. Neal Hampton kept the losers in the ball game with his eleven point barrage. IDENTIFICATION OF PICTURES ON PRECEDING PAGES Left Oval: Managers: Ed Brown and Frank Howard. Right Oval: Coach L. A. Youngman. Upper Row, Left: Don Buelow, Guardg lack Os- born, Centerg Neal Hampton, Forward: lames Leierer, Guardg Bill Tharp, Forward, I. E. Gun- ning, Guard. Second Row: Lynn Carlile, All-State, Guard: lames Elliott, All-State, Center, Don Ladusau, Forward, Dean Ladusau, Forward. Rebounding from their second loss, the Plainsmen tromped on the El Reno Indians 44-20 on the following Friday. Elliott, 6-foot 2-inch center, continued his hot pace drop- ping in fourteen points to lead the scoring. Enid blasted Classen's Comets 37-24 as Elliott and Dean Ladusau starred with ten and twelve points respectively. Played in Classen's gym, the game marked the Plains- menis Hrst conference win. Returning home, the Plainsmen downed Shawnee 27-24. Elliott again was the big noise as he hit for eleven points. On january 22, the Enidites shoveled in the coal and roared past the Norman Tigers 56-24. Dean Ladusau topped the scoring with eleven resounding points. ln a return engagement, the Plainsmen repeated an earlier feat, drubbing the Alva Goldbugs to the tune of 44-23. Led by james Elliott, who recorded seventeen points, the Enid five had little difficulty in downing their non-conference opponents. Displaying wide-open basketball, Enid re- turned to their Mid-State schedule by defeat- ing the Central Cardinals of Oklahoma City 44-36. Dean Ladusau again came into the limelight as he tallied thirteen points. Ready and willing, the Plainsmen began their invasion of the South by winning a 34-18 victory from Shawnee's Wolves. Again it was Ladusau---Don this time-who led his team with fourteen points. The Central Cardinals, who had fallen be- fore the Plainsmen two weeks earlier, were the Waterloo for the Enid five, as they tripped them 28-26 to ruin their Conference chances. Elliott's eight points went to no avail. On February 18, Enid journeyed to Nor- man and tamed the Tigers 38-29. Hampton dunked fifteen points to lead Red Young- manis boys. The following night the Capitol Hill Red- skins played host to Enid. At the end of two over-time periods the score read Capitol Hill 27, Enid 26. Hampton again led the scoring with nine points. ln another Non-Conference tilt, the Enid quintet invaded the El Reno camp to scalp the indians 28-26. For the third straight night the big gun of the Plainsmen was Neal Hampton who sparked his club with fourteen points. Friday, February 26, found the Plainsmen pulling the curtain down on their regular scheduled season. Classen from Oklahoma City was the visitor, as the Plainsmen blasted away for a 48-26 victory. Don Buelow, calm, blonde-haired captain, captured high scoring honors with nineteen points. By virtue of their win, the Plainsmen cinched
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