Farnhamville High School - Mirage Yearbook (Farnhamville, IA)

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-T 1922 1- MIRAGE ? 1922 -- Owing to lack of experience on out-of-door courts, our boys were defeated by both Auburn and Gowrie our first two games. After a few more defeats our boys met with good success, by winning a series of games from some of the strongest teams in the county. The only defeat to marr this good record is the defeat en- countered at Harcourt. Here a. short encounter was held after the game, between our center and a Harcourt boy. Their worst defeat was at Auburn, the score being 39 to 10 in favor of Auburn. Their easiest game of the season was with Yetter, the score being 60 to 7 in favor of the home team. Farnh amvi1le+13. Gowriw24. Farnhamvi l le-10. Aubu rn-39. Farnh amville-60. Yetter-7. Farnhamville-16. J olley-19. Farnhamville-17. J olley-20. Farnh amville-19. Yetter-19. Farnhamville-26 Gowrie-19. Farnhamvi l le-28. Somers-5. Farnhamville- 2, Auburn-0. Farnhamville-59. Rinard-21. Farnhamville-28. Somers-20. Farnhamville-13. H arcourt-25. Farn hamvi lle-15. H arcourt-20. We also have one forfeit game to our credit from Auburn.

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i- 1922 -- MIRAGE -- 1922 --1 7 nga' fflgaskei 232111 Top Row-Gallentine, Craigmile, Prof. Ballard, Drake Bottom Row-Givens, Dohrman, Scharff, Allison, Safiey Scharff-Center Craigmile-Gu ard Allison-Forward Gallentine-Forward Dr ake-Forward Babe ock-Forward Safiey-Guard Dohrman-Center Givens-Guard Sadey-Forward Although the F. H. S. does not have as heavy a team this year as she formerly had in previous years, nevertheless, they have won a number of their games over heavier teams which they were com- pelled to go against. They have made a good showing and we should be proud of them. The success of the team lies mostly in the hands of Mr. Ballard, who is a lover of athletics, and who has done his best to place our team at the foremost rank. The energy and enthusiasm with which he put the boys into the game is what has made them a strong and formidable team, one which is to make the tournament a fast game.

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i- 1922 l MIRAGE -- 1922 -- Girlz-Q' 'Basket 232111 Top Row-Hittle, Wyatt, Coach Briggs, Babcock, Waters. Bottom Row-Carlson, Reed, Rushton, Carstensen, Wohne. Country vs. Town This was the Hrst girls' game of the season. The game was good and peppy throughout, ending with a score of 14 to 21 in favor of the country girls. Scranton vs. F. H. S. The team, accompanied by a number of rooters, journeyed to scranton for our first real game. The girls put forth a hard fight but were defeated by a score of 21 to 4. Jolley vs. F. H. S. This game was played on the opponent's Hoor. The teams were very Well matched and neither side had the honor of winning as the score was 15 to 15.