Enterprise High School - Savage Yearbook (Enterprise, OR)

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Football HICN the call for foothall players was sent out soon alter the opening of school, six letter men were hack and the outlook for a successful season v. as fairly hright. Practice hegan im- mediately and Coach Schiller hegan rounnding the players into form. 'llhe athletic schedule toolc in a larger scope of schools this year. A pre-season game was played yyith lfastern Oregon Normal -school. A non-conference game was also played with Pomeroy, X-Vashington. The school also played Prairie City, which was a new team for the team to conquer. The purpose of outside scheduling is to establish a more friendly relationship and sportsmanship among the players. 'l'hey get a hroader view of athletics and new ideas of iinprnving over prefent conditions. Un Tlianksgiving day the team played l'endleton for the first time in many years. 'liheir plans for next year are much more extensive hecaizse they expect to play return gantes into YVashington and new t:a'ns in Ure- gon. 'llhe season yy as considered as heing a very successful one. liter- prise having emerged the winner in four out of the seven games play- ed and having won three out of the live conference games played. Basketball ASKlf'l'l3ALL hegan immediately after foothall was over. The outlook for a good season was bright, with five letternien hack aga'n and a good turnout. On xlanizary fourth the first game of the season was played with La Grande-a decisive victory for I5.H.S. 'l'he Savages also had a hard schedule in haskethall this year. 'l'he ltoys proved their skill hy winning eleven of the fourteen scheduled games. 'l'hey represented the school at the district haskethall tourna- ment held at l-a Grande, lVlarch 7 and 8. but did not win the honor of going to the tournanzent at Union. Baseball ASICBALL is now in full swing and the squad is practicing very diligently. A promising team is well under way, having won three ganzes. lVlore attention has heen given to hasehall this year hecause of prizes that are offered. A cup is offered for the winning high school hasehall team in this county and a cup is also offered for the hest team in Union and XValloyya counties. The teams of the county are competing for the county cup. The schedule is complete and the hest teams will he determined from the two counties, VVal- lowa and Union, to compete for the league cup illay l7. The team has heen very svccessful this year so far hecause they have won all the games that they have played. 'l'hey heat joseph IS -2, April lti. They also won the return game with Joseph 13-12, April 12 and defated Cove Q-3, April 25. -r 54 1-