Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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1942 Yarsity Basketball: ll.eft to rightj Standing'-Mr. Hartman, Allen Ken- deigh, l.ewis Pete, Mike Gronsky. Kneeling-Leland Kinsley, Hubert Bates, Bernard Buchs, Alex Kristy. BASKETBALL About the middle of October, twenty-one bright-eyed youths were found lined up in the gym with the idea in mind of carrying on to the best of their ability the great tradition of basketball which has become established during' the past decade. Wlhen the last whistle had blown during the regular season, it was found that Henrietta had won 12 and lost 6 games. .Xt the tournament in the first game we played a favored NVellington team and upset them 27 to 19. ln our second game we were defeated by Belden after a tough fight in which first one team and then the other led. A-X contributing factor to this defeat was the loss of Alex Kristy due to an in- jury to his eye. The boys did not feel so bad about losing the game when it Came time to give the trophies away because they were presented with a sportsmanship trophy for their good conduct and sportsmanship attitude on the flour throughout the year.

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Nov. 18 Nov. 28 Dec. 7 Dec. 12 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Dec. 23 jan. 2 jan. 9 jan. 16 Alan. 20 jan. 23 jan, 30 Feb. 4 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Feb. 21 Feb. 28 Shirley Unger Jeany Currier .7214 Zamiw wie WN get .' BASKETBALL Schedule Varsity Henrietta 26 Henrietta 26 Henrietta 23 Henrietta 33 Henrietta 42 Henrietta 38 Henrietta 35 Henrietta 24 Henrietta 36 Henrietta 29 Henrietta 42 Henrietta 41 Henrietta 39 Henrietta 34 27 Henrietta Henrietta 25 Tournament Henrietta 29 Henrietta 30 Wakellian Avon Brighton Avon Lake Penfield Oberlin Alumni Brownhelm So. Amherst Belden La Grange Brookside Brownhelni Townsend Camden Biflllillghilll VVellington Belden 19 28 19 11 21 43 34 25 29 27 28 24 25 21 28 34 17 34 THE HUB

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Basketball Schedule -- Reserves Nov. 18 Henrietta 6 Wakeman 16 Nov. 28 Henrietta 9 Avon 19 Dec. 7 Henrietta 15 Brighton 14 Dec. 12 Henrietta 12 Avon Lake 5 Dec. 16 Henrietta 22 Penfield 17 Dec. 19 Henrietta 15 Oberlin 25 Jan. 2 Henrietta 10 Brownhelm Z5 jan. 9 Henrietta 14 So. Amherst 22 jan. 16 Henrietta 11 Belden 15 jan. 20 Henrietta 26 La Grange 16 Alan. Z3 Henrietta 15 Brookside 18 jan. 30 Henrietta 16 Brownhelm 14 Feb. 4 Henrietta 18 Townsend 13 Feb. 6 Henrietta 21 Camden 12 Feb. 13 Henrietta 10 Birmingham 30 Hrgh Scores Varsity Scores Reserve Scores Kinsley 205 Maston 65 Kristy 114 L. Bauman 28 Kendeigh 82 Sapienza 32 Buchs 113 Bates 34 Pete 31 J. Currier 21 Slack 34 Lanivermeyer 18 Bates 0 W. Bauman 5 W. Bauman 0 Williams 14 Sapienza 0 Pwinski 0 W. Currier O Baseball When the first practice was called there were approximately fifteen boys out working for a position. They had a new coach and were determined to help get him off to a good start in his coaching career. In keeping with this the boys also made a good start by tying Brighton. After this they went on to win four games and lose one. The battery for the season was Alex Kristy. pitcxhing and Jim Slack, catching. In the spring Allen Kendeigh was back and took over the latter position. This last spring due to the overtime work of Pluvius, the god of rain. the team's work was restricted to a couple of games. Letter Club President-Leland Kinsley Vice President-Bernard Buchs Secretary and Treasurer-Allen Kendeigh The club is composed of boys who have re- ceived their letter in basketball. The boys acted as captains of some of the teams in volley ball, basketball and others of the noon hour activity program, and assisted Mr. Hartman generally with this program. The Letter Club was the first of its kind to be organized in our school and the boys hope they have established a precedent for the benefit and enjoyment of Henrietta's fu- ture athletes. THE HUB