Helt Township High School - Old Rose and White Yearbook (Dana, IN)

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BASKETBALL Front row—Welton Weaver, Cecil Sewell. Second row—Glenn Ferguson, Elson Sims, Elza Church, Raymond Spaulding. Third row—John Spaulding, Coach Hite, John Nelson. Despite handicaps, this year’s basketball team has proved to be the most formidable aggregation to represent Bono in recent years. R. Spaulding was the leading scorer with Lamb close behind. Sewell’s shots from center caused him to be a feared man. Weaver also made shots from center, besides being a good guard. J. Spaulding, besides being a good shot, was a good defensive man. Church at back guard was always a tower of strength on defense. When some one was needed to be rushed into the game Nelson, Sims and Ferguson were always ready and each gave a good account of themselves. SCHEDULE Bono 22.................................... Newport 37 Bono 22 ................................. Hillsdale 19 Bono 24 ...................................... Dana 14 Bono 13 ........................... Vermillan Grove 23 Bono 10 ................................... Newport 29 Bono 24 ........................!.......... Tangier 23 Bono 22...................... (2 overtimes) Hillsdale 20 Bono 22......................(County tourney) Dana 36 Bono 26 ................................... Newport 31 Bono 21 ................................... Tangier 39 19 2 8

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%....... --m OLD ROSE AND WHITE B A S E B A L L Front row—Welton Weaver, Cecil Sewell, John Nelson. Second row—Elson Sims, Elza Church. Third row—Prin. Shirley, John Spaulding, Glenn Ferguson, Bernard Carmichael, Coach Hite. The first game in the season saw Bono rally in late innings defeating Hillsdale 11 to 7. The second game took Bono to Perrysville where they were successful in trouncing the upstate team to the tune of 8 to 0. This game was featured by the splendid pitching and fielding of Sewell. The third for the home team was Dana and this team proved too much for us. The game was a nip and tuck afFair and at the end of seven innings the score stood 6 to 4 in their favor. The fourth game took us to Newport and due to unfavorable weather the game was uneventful. Newport was the victor by an 8 to 1 count. The fifth game was between Bono and Cayuga, traditional rivals. The feature of this game was the brilliant pitching of Captain Sims, who mowed down opposition with marked rapidity. Bono was finally defeated in extra innings by a 4 to 3 count. We should put a classy aggregation on the field next year as five letter men will be back to claim their old positions.

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