Hanover High School - Melange Yearbook (Hanover, IN)

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'M' ll :LrXc Ulf' 'XILJE ............. ' was played on even terms, the Bulldoes getting 12 to the Eagles 15, LaGrange was high scorer of the game with 9 points. The Bulldogs lost to the Saluda Lions by a score of 22-17. The Bulldogs seemed to be off that night while the Lions were in full swing. Saluda was defeated in the first came of the season by the Bulldogs by a score of 22-19. High scorers of the game were Tull of Hanover with B points and Lawson of Seluda with 15. The Hanover Bulldogs were defeated on their' nwdf floor by Rising Sun who had a very good team. The Bull dogs led up to the last few minutes of play when Rising won by a score of 54-50. The follows: 4-5, Hanoverg ' 18-ll, 54-30, Rising Sun. High point with 18 points, R. Thomas of 12 points, Sun pulled out ahead and score by quarters was as Banoverg 24-22, Henoverg man of the game was Tull Rising Sun followed with The Bulldogs made it two straight over the North Madison Tigers this year by defeating them 52-18. The Bulldogs took the lead and were never behind during the game. The score wus tied once or twice during the first alf but the Bulldogs were never in great danger, Han- over led 5-l at the end of the first quarter and ll-15 at half time. In the third quarter Hanover clipped the nets for 12 points while holding the Tigers to 4 points The quarter ended 15-25 in favor of Hanover. In the. last quarter the Bulldocs played somewhat of a stall game to hold their lead. The game ended 18-52, Hanover. LaGrange and Tull were high scorers of the g me, scor- ing 9 and 14 points respeetivelya Heitz was high for .the Tiger! with 7. The Hanover Bulldogs went to Deputy to meet the Panthers in a rough and tumble game in which the Pan- thers won by a score of 24-25 after trailing all the way through the game. Both teams were very evenly matched which made it a very good gamr. The Bulldogs fought desperately to overcome the Panthers, but were unable to do so. The scores at the end of quarters 5 were as follows: 5-1, Henoverg ll-7, Hnnoverg 19-17 Han- ?g8gfnEgdo?4Hggev2rpwith Elg2ndCg5ieSrOgftBgpgt?e with The Bulldogs again lost a close game which was hard for them to lose. The Bulldogs wen over the Henry- ville Hornets when they played at Hanover by a score of 20-Bl, Henryville get the jump on the Bulldogs and lead the entire game. The score at half time was 20-12 Henryville. However, after the second half started the Bulldogs fought hard to pull ahead and were able to 9 I :I s J .94 1,1

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v-sq '-- 5 ,',,lgc:9t9'g... MEL A NQE g 1 1,4 scored, Tull and Ladrenge scored 17 end 12 points res- pectively for the Bulldogs, while Spicer and Owens scored 16 and 14 points resoeetively for the Panthers. The Bulldogs bombarded the Tigers of North Nadison with points in Q hectic first quarter which enabled them to win over the Tigers by e score of 27-20. Ls- Grenge started the game with two field goals in the first 50 seconds of play. Then Tull ceme through with 6 points and Uebel with 5, making it 13 to North Mad- ison 2 in the first 5 minutes of play. The score at the half wes e different ball game, the Bulldogs were unable to hit, while the Tigers were hitting. Tull for Hanover was high scorer with 15 points while Mason of North Town tallied B. Here is n game the Bulldogs came very close to los ing. It wes with the Dupont Red Devils on the Bulldogs floor and the Bulldogs came out ahead 27-25. The Red Devils staged e wonderful come beck after trniling 18-B et the helf time, This was A very'eXeiting game from start to finish. Tull, LaGrange and Uebel scored the whole total of 27 points for the Bulldogs, Tull scoring 15, LaGrange 10, and Uebel 25 Fewell was high for Du pont with 15. In this game the Bulldogs suffered the worst de- feat of the season by Charlestown ,?irates '52v2Tn The Pirates were enjoying one of their best seasons in years and they sure showed some fine basketball playing against the Bulldogs. This was the first time the two teams had met in five years. The Pirates and Bulldogs played on even terms through the first half :hut the Bulldogs were no metch for them in the final frsme.Reis of Charlestown, end Tull of Hanover were high point men in this game with l5 and ll respectively. The Bulldogs continued their losing streak by los- ing to the Lexington Minutemen by almost the sumo score as before, 53-18. In the first gems of the sea- son the Minutemen defeated the Bulldogs 54-18, The Lexington boys led throughout the game end were never in greet danger. This is one gems the Bulldogs shot 6 fouls end missed all of them. Three players contributed all of the scoring in this game for Hanover, Tull 12, Lowe 4 end Volz 2. The Austin Eagles defeated the Hanover Bulldogs in s rough and fest bell game at Austin by a score of 27- 22. Hanover was ahead st the end of the first quarter 8-5. The Bulldogs were overcome in the second quarter and were trailing 12-10 at helf time. The second half H oocc W N , ccfc 1 94 1, c 7 o

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-avmumsuahmfu-uwunimnr-ww ' s. . , . ' ' V X H' l X G :ae in 1--L, mg- -anime.: w 1As-AulJ: .,,ntg came within a few points of the Hornets in the third period. In the last stand the Hornets and Bulldogs played on even termsh but the Bulldogs came out on the short end of the game by a score of 54-595 Warren of Henryville, was high scorer of the game with 16 points while Tull and Lowe scored 8 points each for the Bull- dogs. The Bulldogs 'nero defeated by the New Washington Mustangs 32-19 on the Bulldogs flooro This was the sec- ond time the Mustangs won over the Bulldogs this season, The Mustangs defeated the Hanover boys by a 52MSl mar- gin. The game was played in the style as most of the games between these schools are played, in a rough fashion. The Bulldogs were never in the lead only in the first few minutes of play, The Mustangs gradually increased their lead and ended up with a 52-51 victory, High point men of the game were Robinson of the Mus- tangs with 9 and Tull of the Bulldogs with 8. The last game of the season was'won by the Bull- dogs over one of their nearest rivals, the Central Wild- cats by a score of 58-25, The Bulldogs were wanting this win over the Wildcats for a one point victory the Wildcats took from the Bulldogs earlier in the sea- son. The Bulldogs took the lead and led throughout the game. Tull and LaGrange of Hanover were high scorers of the game with lO points each. Hyatt