Garber High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Garber, OK)

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,U ,.,.a -.ft ' ' FU Wm .wt THE GAQBER. mor: sc:-no L sf BASKET BALL SEASON When the basket ball season of 1930 had ended we granted that a very successful season had been completed-a season of attained ambitions despite obstacles of a nature. Our caging squad came from inexperienced ranks, but soon through constant effort and practice, forced themselves to the front like veterans. Our first game was played with the fast Ponca Citians who downed us with a 36-I2 score. After this so-called lashing, the Wolverines, with a fast aerial attack, defeated the Deer Creek Quintet 35-25, in a matched duel, played on our own dueling grounds . Our next game proved another victory for our squad, and a defeat for the boys of Hunter. The score was decidedly in Garber's favor. After these two victories the Garber quintet went through a period of reconstruction and recuperation. After practically two nights of practice, the Wolverines were downed by the Hunter squad. The next game of the season was with the Tonkara five, who were defeated by a score of 18-14-. With this victory in mind ourichosen squad, determined to win, went to Pond Creek the following Friday to meet the fast Pond Creek cagers. The boys were not outclasscd in style, but lack of experience was against them. However, our squad fought throughout the game with a true Wolverine spirit. Withort further comment we were licked fair and square. But with the conference tournament in view, our boys settled down to a hard week's practice. Our first game was with Hunter, which we won by a scorching score of 27-1. Gur next game was with Medford, who likewise went down with a 25-l7- count., The next afternoon we faced the Pond Creek team, who had beaten us a week before. Well, is seems as though they won again, or words to that effect. The last game was with the plainsmen of Enid and ended in their favor. This closed the basket ball season of 1929-30, with the Wolverines' names graven on basket ball history. Those who were awarded sweaters at the end of the season are as follows: Myles Perks, Jesse Morris, Jesse Hutcherson, Gerald Sparks, and Wyley Cramer, E X X1 :xxxxx Y m mu ....-mnwli3lil5. . ....,,,, :zzz Forty Jive

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