Gold Hill High School - Nugget Yearbook (Gold Hill, OR)

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iii BITJMG Eiffel 35 5' EOVLD IIIEFHIVSCHOOL 1929 BASE BALL The Gold Hill Hi School Base Ball nine swept aside all conference opponents last year to Win the championship of jackson and Josephine counties. They defeated Phoenix twice in a championship series: 4 to 2, and 8 to 3. They then played two games with the strong Myrtle Creek team which had won the Championship of Southern Oregon. The Beavers lost the first game IO to 9 and Won the second and championship by the same identical score. Gold Hill-I2 Jacksonville-0 Giold Hill-II Jacksonville-O Gold Hill-I4 Rogue River-O Gold Hill- 8 Medford Jr. Hi-2 Gold Hill-I0 Ashland-H. S.-7 Gold Hill- 4 Phoenix-2 Gold Hill-18 Sams Valley-2 Gr-ld Hill- I Klamath Falls-21 Gold Hill- 8 Phoenix-3 Gold Hill- 9 Myrtle CTCCR-IO Gold Hill-10 Myrtle Creek-9 1930 BASE BALL The Gold Hill high baseball team is headed for their third consecutive championship in as many years by win- ning their first five games this season. Although Coach Angstead started spring training with only three regulars from the last year's team, he improved the team rapidly by thorough coaching and persistent prac- tice. The team this year is composed of: Gardner, pitcher, Chisholm, catcher, Shaver, Ist base: Kelsoe, 2nd: C. Kell, grdz R. Rimby, ss: F. Rimby, L. F. Sargent. C. F.: Dorman, R. F.: Utility, Palmer, Wald, E. Kell and Hammersly. Sargent and F. Rimby arc utility pitchers. The remaining games are with Central Point, Phoenix, and Myrtle Creek. Gold Hill-5 Central Point-4 'Gold Hill-I Rogue River-0 'Gold Hill-1 Rogue River-O Gold Hill-I5 Sams Valley-6 Gold Hill-12 Glendale- S Gold Hill-8 G. P. Community-Io 'k Game Forfcited.

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LEE NUGGAET 1930 5' GOLD HILL HISCHOO.. Qzkflf Baile! 93611 Mrs. Paul Angstead, wife of the boys coach, was asked to coach the girls' basket-ball team this year. Mrs. Angstead played four years in Lakeview High School. and two years at the University of Oregon where she was on the All-Star team. The team appreciates the help which she has so willingly given and hope that she will act as coach again next year. I.UCII.Ll2 HITTLIQ-Lucille, Captain of this year's team, played forward. She was a steady and fast player and will be a great help to the team next year. JEAN CHISHOLM-Jean was the leading scorer for this year's team. This was Jean's first year on the team and she played hard. The team will be glad to have her next year because of her experience. MILDRIEID VVYATT--Mildred played side-center, and the team would have been weak without her. She was voted the most valuable player for this year. She will also be here for next year's team. RUTH GREEN-Ruth, a Freshman, played center and was a real center. She always got the tip-off because of her height . .She has three years ahead of her, and if she keeps on improving, she will be a great help to the team in the future. JIEXYEI. QUAKENHUSH-Jewel was a very good guard. but at the last of the year she was shifted to 'forw'ard,' a place that she hlled remarkably well. This is her last year, and she will be greatly missed next year. AILIEEN GUY--Aileen, another freshman, played guard. She played- hard, and her opponents had a hard time trying to score. NETTTIE STONE-Nettie, another freshman, played guard. She was out the latter part of the season on account of sickness, but she was very good at the first of the year and will be here for next year's team.