Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

Page 87 text:

W - Q. , QQ FX Y'X 4f is A 'lx X wia f' 15 W' 736' 'o W! iw 3 4 QS ' 1 I, I

Page 86 text:

ELDOH SAGEHORN Guard On the N D A C floor the Iimmies put up a good showing against the tall Bison aggregation but came out on the short end of a 37-24 score. . Herb Parker kept Iamestown College team in the conference race by a field goal in the last 40 seconds against Minot. Trailing by 5 points in the last 4 minutes, Harry Hendrickson dropped in two field goals and a free throw to tie the game up. The Parker tallied twice to make the final score 43-39 for Iamestown. Playing the brilliant ball that they are capable of, the Iimmies overran a tough Mayville quintet on Mayville's floor. This win moved Iamestown into second place in the conference race. The Iimmie scoring wasquite evenly divided between Hendrickson, Parker, V. Buchholtz and Sundin. On February 14, the Iimmies gained undisputed posssesion of first place in the Conference by avenging an earlier defeat at the hands of Wahpeton Science. Play- ing aggressive and heads up ball the Cassell-men rolled up 41 points to 36 .for Wahpeton. The Jamestown College Iimmies strengthened their hold on first place by defeating Valley City 37-36. It was another nip and tuck battle with the Iimrnies coming from behind to eke out a .1-point victory. Parker led the Jimmie attack with ll points. ln the Memorial Gym on February 24 the Ellendale Dusties blasted the championship hopes of the Iimmies. The Dusties required an overtime to turn the tables in their favor. It was an exceedingly fast and exciting game with both teams playing exceptional ball. Hendrickson and Parker paced the limmies with 14 and 10 points respectively. Due to the complicated standings in the Conference, the loss to Minot on February 24 dropped the Iimrnies to fourth place. This, however, is no indication on the Iimmies' prowess. The tact that the Cassellrnen defeated the championship Minot team and twice beat the second place Mayville aggregation proves that the Iimmies had a team which was a powerful threat in anyone's conference. - The Iirnmies lose tive men by gradua- tion: Vernon Sundin, Les Shook, and the three All Conference Second Team men, Herb Parker, .Harry ':Hendrickson, and Virgil Buchholtz. Coach Cassell will have to depend strongly on the Reserves to replace these valuable seniors. TOMMY DAHLI-IN LESTER SHOCK Guard Forward EVEBETT KANGAS Forward

Page 88 text:

RESERVES The 1941-1942 reserve squad emerged from the past season with cr very im- pressive record. They combined a strong defensive game with a powerful offensive attack to produce one of the best balanced reserve teams of recent years. This squad also displayed a driving, hard-fighting brand of basketball, which is essential for win- ning. Throughout the season they have had the training and experience which are nec' essary for a varsity candidate. The reserve cagers, composed of men from the sophomore and freshman classes, played an eleven-garne schedule, winning nine and losing two. They scored a total of 510 points, limiting their opponents to 402. 19-L1--L2 SUMMARY Reserves Bismarck Independents . Reserves Moline Cafe . . . Reserves Adrian-Dickey Independents Reserves Sanborn Independents . Reserves Bismarck Elks . . . Reserves Moline Cafe . . . Reserves Adrian-Dickey Independents Reserves Wimbledon Independents . Reserves Sanborn Independents . Reserves Adrian-Dickey Independents Reserves . C. Y. O .... . Coach Cassell, Beaumont, Foye. Hughes. Hamilton, Student Coach Osman, Herzog, Norqaard, Doyle Wangsness. Eastburn. ii. . if 5 ure., .t I-'R+ f, if:-. t it 'S' 1 A . ' n -x -H -Lin' I 'T ..,1.Lwi 'Dr-H' V' 145' ' emaxjfl 1, y- if Y 1-M-.., mea. 1 iw.. . . in