Heuvelton Central High School - Heuveltonian Yearbook (Heuvelton, NY)

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• • SPORTS • • 11 It matters not whether you won or lost But how you played the game. This quotation by Grantland Rice states the true value of athletics. Good sportsmanship, courage, strength, and cooperation are essential in character training for future adult life. It is these qualities which we try to stress in our high school sports program. Our baseball season was eminently successful, and we won the coveted Valley League Trophy. In football, Heuvelton placed second in the League games. Basketball saw our school outdistanced by stronger teams in the league. Howe- ver, we are not discouraged--another year and a more successful season lies before usl Madrid Downs Heuvelton To P Hold Top Spot Heuvelton — One of the larg- j est crowds of the season packed | the local gym last night but [were disappointed in the out- come as the league leading Mad- rid quintet dropped the local five, 29-22. The game was rough and tum- ble with fouls being called free- ly on both sides though some- times doubtfully. Heuvelton led at halftime 'by a slight margin that the visitors! overcame at the close of the third period. The lead changed hands several times throughout the contest. The summaries: Heuvetlon Hands Malb Ninth Oefeat, 66-50 summaries: . iton Heuvelton FG FP TP Murdock 1 0 2 McAllister 2 1 5 Van Nostrand .... 3 3 9 A. Terwilliger . 1 0 2 Youngs 0 0 0 Ashworth 0 0 01 Mayne 2 0 4 B. Terwilliger 0 0 0 j Totals 9 4 22 Madrid FG FP TP Cryderman 0 0 0 Welch 0 0 0 Pierce 3 1 7 Castagnier 0 0 0 Needle 4 2 10 Short 0 0 0 Cady 3 2 8 Price 0 0 0 Sherwood 0 0 0 Jenner 2 0 4 Totals 12 5 29 Score at half-time: Heuvelton Third Perit Offense Wins For Heuvelton Heuvelton — In the final game of the season for both teams, Heuvelton staged a brilliant third period offensive to trip up Mor- ristown High School for the sec- ond time this season winning last night, 44-36. Morristown led at the intermis- sion but were not able to cope with the sustained Heuvelton at- tack in the final half of the con- test. In the Jayvee game Whittemore j mons 3 with 10 points paced the Heuvel- ton cubs to a 28-18 victory. Heuvelton Trips Morristown, 42-40 I' Morristown —- After falling be- hind, 14-3, in the first period, Morristown High School was un- able to. offset an 11 point bulge chalked up by the Heuvelton five FG FP lister 11 3 R. Terwilliger 1 1 Youngs 5 4 Van Nostrand 3 5 IFieldson 1 0 A. Terwilliger 3 1 Mayne 1 2 Steele . 0 0 Totals 25 16 DeKalb FG FP Conklin .. .. 0 0 TP 25 3 14 11 2 7 euvelton—DeKalb took it on chin for ‘he ninth time last HShtVthS' visiting team with the local cagers pass- ® ® ut the punishment, 66-50. ivelton grabbed an early and was never in danger, lister paced tjie Heuvelton with 25 points. ground out 42-40 win over the locals. The Morristown boys were forced to spend themselves in pulling within two points of the visitors at the intermission but lacked the final scoring punch to draw ahead. Playing on their home court, the Morristown team had consid- erable trouble finding the hoop while the Heuvelton cagers paced by McAllister with 26 Poole .............. 7 Stacy The summaries: Morristown FG Smith ............. 1 Coveil ........... 2 Gillette ...........4 Durant..............7 Dunn ............. 1 Johnson .......... 0 Bowman ........... 0 Conntryman .........0 Totals ..........15 Heuvelton FG Murdock ............1 Officials: Joyce, Oliver Jayvee: Madrid 16, Heuvelton' McAllister ...........2 Van Nostrand ........ 5 A. Terwilliger ......1 B. Terwilliger........1 Mayne .........:......3 Totals............ 16 Score at half-time: 19-17, Mor- ristown. Officials: Ames, Jenkins. Jayvee: 28-13, Heuvelton. FP 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 6 FP 0 2 5 5 0 0 0 12 TP 3 5 10 14 3 0 0 1 36 TP 2 8 9 Masters ............. 0 Ellis ............... 0 Alguire ............. 3 Fletcher ............ 1 66 TP 0 16 16 7 0 0 9 2 Totals ......22 6 50 Score at half-time: 33-25. Heu- velton. Heuvelton Downs DeKalb, 38-26 4 i points managed to generate a de- q ! liberate offense making a large ; percentage of their shots from the field. The summaries-: j Morristown FG FP TP Crosby ............ 0 0 0 Bowman .............0 0 0' Gillette ...........7 3 17 Coveil .............0 ’ 0 0 Durant •......... 7 2 16 Dunn ...............0 0 0 Smith .....;........2 0 4 i Blockmer ...........1 1 3: Fielding ...........0 0 0 DeKalb — After holding a slim 15 f one point advantage at the end of Totals ............17 6 46 the first quarter, DeKalb High School’s Forces fell apart iq the second period and were unable to get back in the game as the fast moving Heuvelton quintet streaked to a 10 point halftime advantage and went on to win easily, 38-26. O T « Heuvelton ■ FG FP TP A. Terwilliger 1 0 2 Mayne 0 0 0 McAllister 10 6 26 Youngs 1 0 2 Van Nostrand 3 1 7 R. Terwilliger 1 3 5 Steele 0 0 0' Fieldson ... 0 0 0 Totals lfi 10 42 Score at half-time: 16- velton Officials: Wright, Cox 18. Heu- Jayvee: Morristown 23. oo. „ Heu- S Favorite Over olim Brushton, 41-38 Heuvelton]n First Game

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