Houlton High School - North Star Yearbook (Houlton, ME)

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VARSITY BASKETBALL 'FHM BA SKETBALL 1 944-45 With at wise eye to the future, Coach Peabody selected for his 44-45 hoop squad at number of promising under-classmen and combined them with veterans such as McNair, Mt-Cormack and Berman. Around these players the coach selected a team that didn't win many game this year, but one that should go places ill the next two years. McNair with 91 points, Berman with 1:52 points, and McCormack with 95 points were the big guns for the Black and White. Greaves returned to the wars after a year's lay-off and played hard ball. Gar- eelon, a transfer from Oakiield, played a good brand of ball also. Dick Hall, John l'tieh:11'ds. and Billy Putnam are the boys to watch next year. Schedule: lloulton 27 Oakiield 17 lloulton 37 Calais 18 lloulton 45 Woodstock 12 llonlton 33 Fort Fairfield 12 Houlton 28 Presque Isle 32 Houlton 24 Stearns 49 Houlton 40 Caribou 42 Houlton 42 Fort Fairfield 43 Houlton 43 Washburn 33 Houlton 15 Woodstock 38 Houlton 15 Stearns 42 Houlton 23 Caribou 40 Houlton 34 Washburn 39 Houlton 26 Presque Isle G3 INTRA-M URAL BAS Ii E'l'ISA lili The intra-mural basketball tournament under the direction of Mr. Sharp was a great success in as much as the competitive spirit was great and at lot of varsity mater- ial was discovered. The Morons sparked by Dick Hall won the tournament with seven wins and no losses. Second and third places were won by the Invaders and the Wolves respectively. The standing of the teams was: won lost per cent Morons 7 0 1000 Invaders 6 1 .858 Wolves 5 2 .716 Cardinals 4 3 .574 Rams 3 4 .432 Pirates 2 5 .287 Red Sox 2 5 .287 Future Farmers 0 7 .000 33