Hillyard High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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0:0 5I0lQ9ltlflIl1l.1i!!i1!llliI?lID1lll01'0-I1II 9:QYllD10l0iK7i0l0l4lilIi0'llli'ID11li1!'ilC 1lJiUQlDl4ll'1PillQll14li1DllPi1Yil lOS0 1'lIilll0,1IQ1lilll0QOQlll0l1liQl010il0.0 Basketball Front Row, Left to'Right: Coach Benjamin, Floyd Morrison, Frank Henry, Robert Williams, Roy Sandstrom, Bert Covey, Manager. Back Row: Chauncey Wakely, Stack Baldwin. Dutch Schubbe, Kenneth James, Coach Quackenbush. The 1929-1930 basketball season was a success as far as wins are concerned. The Panther quin- tet won seven contests and dropped six besides breaking even in two practice tilts. They nosed out Gonzaga, in three games to catch third place in the city series race. .711-I Seasons schedule and results: Hillyard ............ ........ - - Hillyard ..... Hillyard ..... Hillyard .... -,-.--,-.m Hillyard --.. Hillyard ..... Hill yard ..... ..... - ....... H illyard ........... -- ,- .... - I-Iillyard .... . s----,-.-..-- Q Sandpoint .... .l.-l-.-.M Bonners Ferry ,-, ,... Chewelah --.M-..-.M Spangle -W .... ----.- Lewis and Clark North Central ........ -- Gonzaga - ,....... - ........ Gonzaga W .... .---.. Gonzaga .--,-- Gonzaga .W Hillyard .... , Hillyard ..... --- 17 I-Iillyard ...., -.,-.-,1 22 ,H SPA NGLE GAME -H- The Hillyard quintet decisively defeated Spangle in the Spangle gynmnsium during the Christmas holidays by a 29 to 21 score. The Panthers were first to score and their lead was never in danger. Katke and Williams tied for high scoring honors Page .vi.u'ty-1200 with tallies each. Yale looked best for Spanglc. Many substitutes were used in an effort to exper- ence material for the city series. i....Hi.. CHRISTMAS TRIP -H... On December 26, the season started out with a bang, Hillyard winning the first game of their Christmas trip from Sandpoint by u score of 15 to 10. Hillyard's cage tossers defeated the Bonnera Ferry team 28 to 17, December 27 to complete a successful invasion of Idaho. Baldwin, with ten points and Vifukely, with eight lead the Panther scoring, but Sandstrom with six points played the most inspirational ball. COLVILLE GAME .1-1- The Panthers hoopsters dropped an overtime game to the Colville quintet 19 to 18 in the Colville gymnasium. At half time, Hillyard led with the score 9 to 3. Colville forged into the lead in the third quarter, but in the closing minutes the Panthers spurted and knotted the count at 18 all. In the overtime play Coulter dropped in at free throw to score the winning tally. Baldwin and Willismxns each scored six counters. ! CICUQU-0QOQ0l0l0lIli0QOQ0'Q0i0i0QllC 3 0 D0i010i0i4I-i010i1vi I lllliilitiiililizl l ,

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gr'-s ,1ui01,,10i0i,,. po1ax14sioicr1ur1-cr14u14riuian14v1an:o-14o:o Q., ,g01,,1.0101010g.,. -lPQOQOQlDll.Clll3Q!li1'lll!QK10lDCYDQl:Q Football NORTH CENTRAL GAME ..H... The Hillyard Panthers met their Waterloo at the hands of the North Central Indians, October 24 in a 32 to 0 game. The Indian team being much heavier, the Panthers were unable to hold hack their crashing attacks. The first half of the game opened with Hillyard receiving, but after a few line plays they were forced to kick. Cox, the North Central quarterback, took the ball around right end for a touchdown. Hillyard received the ball on the 25 yard line but were stopped before they could make any yardage and were forced to kick. The Indians then made two first downs after which they wound up with another touchdown. The second quarter began with a touchdown for North Central, and Hillyard received againg but before they could get started, North Central in- tercepted a pass. On an end run they made an- other touchdown which ended the half. The Pan- thers held the onrush of the Indians the next quarter, allowing only one touchdown. It was a different playing team that met the Indians the last quarter. The Panthers were full of fight and had that never-say-die spirit. Although North Central was able to push them around the field a bit they were unable to make another point. mater, umpireg Pete Hupperton, head linesmang Dr. Neely, timer. ilqi LEXVIS AND CLARK GAME -H- Banishing the ever existing athletic inferiority, the Hillyard eleven downed the Lewis and Clark Tigers under a 6 to 0 score on Harmon field, October 12. The grandstands were packed and presented a mass of color. The orange and black of the South Siders formed a brilliant contrast to the purple and white of the Hillyard routers. The game opened with a bang! A string of passes by the Purple and White boys bewildered the Orange and Black gridders and took them to their own fifteen yard line where Hillyard furn- bled and they recovered. A blocked punt by Ray Poole, two penalties, and a series of line smashes by Dutch Schubbe spelled disaster for the Tigers and fulfilled the ambition of every teacher and student of Hillyard high to beat Lewis and Clark.. -The rest of the contest was somewhat of a punting duel and although the play was nearly all in Hillyard territory, the Tigers lacked the necessary punch to put it over. This win put the Panthers in first place in the climb for the city title. 'Fhe Lineup LINEUP North Centra-l Hillyard Herman ........ L .............. L. E. - .... ........ M cDavis Dech ............ L ........ - .... I.. T. - .... -. ...... - Gilman Thyrian ........... - .... M-.- L. G. Haney Johnson ....., ..-.-.-.---- C. ---. ........ Poole Carbon ...... -.-,-.- ---W R. G. ..... . .... -, Freeborg Mclnerney .-- ...,...... ...,.. R . T. ...... ....... M orrison Mason ..... -www ....... R. E. .... .......... O rr Cox -.-W ........ .... . -. Q. B. ........ .... C astor Beeson ......... .... .... I . . H. ..... -. ....... ......... H enry E. McNew R. H. ................ - ...... Hodgins Colburn .,,..,...,.. ,....... .... F . B. .....,.. ..,,....,....... S cliubbe Substitutions: - North Central - Lewis and Clark - Hillyard McCre.-ight Brady ...... I.. 1. R. ..... . 1 . Ii.. R. ...... ................. C Jrr ' ' .....,. F reeburg Doric ....... G. R. ..... ...... M orrison Perry ........... .. C. ............ .......... P oole Bley .......... R. G. L. ..... ........ H aney Williamson T. L. ....... .......... G ilman Barlow ........... ..... R .. E. L. ...... ....... M cDavis Hayes ...... ..... Q . ........ ........ C astor Dover ........... ........ R . H. L. ...,. I-Iodgins Geraghty ................ H. R. ...... .,..... I Janiping: Buckles .... .,... F . ..... .. ..................... Schubbe Grieve, Brubacher, Welcli, Malmoe, Dibblee, H. McNew, Miller, Henderson, MsGinnis. Hillyard-Herbert, Baldwin, Kelly, Poffenroth, Jones, Anderson, Bauer, Lamping, J amos, McBroom. Score by quarters: North Central ..... - ..... ........ . .... 13 13 6 0-32 Hillysra .,................ . ............. - .,.... 0 0 o 0- o Scoring: Touchdowns-E. McNew, 23 Cox, 24 Beeson, 1. Point after touchdown-Carbon,2. Officials-Bill Mulligan, referee, Dave Strit- Substitutions-Lewis and Clark: Crowthers for Barlow, Green for McCreig-ht, Douglas for Williamson, Peterson for Hayes, Harvey for Perry, Avery for Brady, Wcholt for Doric, Hayes for Peterson. Hillyard: Henry for Lamping, Sandstrom for Castor, Henderson for Gilman, Jones for Hod- gins, Hebert for Orr, Kelly for Freeburg. Officials- Brick Johnson, referee, Woodward, umpireg Jack Abrams, head linesmang Dr. Neely, timekeeper. Page sixty-one ! ozorxeaicixasioicviarxoiwxsixcixazxeiiariasd 3 0 P 'i01 i 10i i0i0i014'1' Wg'

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Oaiihlillll rllllllinlfiiillllllli aO!1lD1!'bl0l!9i19l47l0l1Dl01!l11li1ll1l01 1lDlIll4li1lllI1i lllD1i! 1Qg 1l.il4Dll1i1II-Oi4llfllt11DllDi1D-llDliliQ1vO. Baseball Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Benjamin, Jack Authur, Manager, Bob Russell, Vern Mober- ly, Dan Meyers, Robert Vance, Assistant Manager. Middle Row: Donald Wallace, Sherm Vess, Mark Bauer, George Yarroll, Gene Whitney, Kenneth J ames. Bottom Row: Hal Jones, Ray Green, Stack Baldwin, Howard Kroske, Del J ones, Roy Sand- strom, Jack Ceder. With prospects of having ei team equal to that of the '28 champions, Coach Benjamin started the season in high spirits. Reporting for practice were seven veterans many of whom were members of the '28 team. The lettermen are: Roy Sand- strom, Jack Cedar, Del Jones, Mark Bauer, Ken- neth James, Stack Baldwin and George Yarroll. From a. large field of last year's recruits and of freshmen, :L squad has been picked that may cinch the city title. The Panthers battery includes Jack Ceder, George Yarroll and Mark Bauer, pitchers, and Vernal Moherly, Russell and Vess, catchers. The infield is made up of the following: Stack Baldwin, Roy Sandstrom, Kenneth James, Ray Green, Gene Whitney. Del Jones, Dan Meyers, Hal Jones, Donald Wallace, Mark Bauer and W'oodrow Kuder are holding down the garden positions. Up to date, at the time of going to press, the Panthers are leading the city series with three wins and one set-hack. - The league standing is: Won Lost Per cent Hillyard 8 1 .750 Lewis and Clark 2 1 .666 North Central 1 1 .500 Gonzaga 1 3 .250 ofmxoxoxoioxcvzuxuiozsaxcrxerztaxnmxoc , 30 SPRING VACATION GAM ES .H- During the spring vacation the Hlllyard base- hallers won three tilts, and dropped two. The first encounter with Springdale was won by the Panther nine by a 5 to O score as a result of a five run rally in the seventh inning. The second game with Spokane University was it second victory for the team, Hillyard being on the long end of a 1 to'0 score. The next game was lost to the excellent Fort Wriglit nine, the score being 9 to 5. This game, although lost, gave the team good experience for the city opener on April 14. On April 9, the team journeyed to C-hewelah and returned victorious with a 13 to 5 score. This game showed that the Panthers had hit their Stride, The last encounter of the vacation schedule was played on the Spokane University field with the college nine. They dropped the close contest with a 10 to 6 score. This was the last game before the Gonzaga Tilt. -il-I. . Mr. Adamson: Jim, why do you keep scratch- ing your head? Jim Sharback: Because no one else knows where it itches. Page -9i.l.'lj'-HI-1'!'f' 1K7l4 7,1lDlllti'i4lQ!lQll101KllIPliO:C