Junction City High School - Junco Ed Yearbook (Junction City, OR)

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ingdefeated by the large score stated above. The Brownsville team was composed of heavier players and all of them were more experienced, that being the main reason for the large score. R. Jackson ,the husky fullback was easily the star for Junction. This game was the first for most of our boys and the defeat was worth the price in experience. Crestwell, o; J. C. H, S., 43. The second game was played at Creswell on Tovember 5, with the high school of that place. The game was very one- sided as the above score would indicate, our boys playing clever ball at all times ,while .the' Creswell boys were the inexperienced ones th1s time. Prof. Baker's boys were a very gentlemanly lot, showing our boys a fine time during their stay, while the girls also contributed their part in the entertainment. Springiield, 10; J. C. H. S., o. The game with Springfield on Noevmber 8th, resulted in another defeat for the garnet and lemon. The Springfield boys partly redeeming themselves for the overwhelming defeat suf- fered at our hands the year before. 'The game was very hard fought, notwithstanding the score, which at the end of the first half stood 6 to o in favor of the Vl3!ltOfS. In the second half they rolled up ten more tallies, making their total score sixteen. Carey Strome was the bright shining light for J. C. H. S., mak- ing several long runs and playing a spectacular game straight through. Creswell, 6; J. C. H.. S., 40. The return game with the Creswell boys was played at this place on November 19th. Our young hopefuls again proved their superiority over the upper valley bunch, and beat them by a score almost as large as the previous one. Creswellls six points were made by their half-back, who suc- ceeded in pulling off a long run and then successfully kicking the goal. Thompson, the young heavyweight, played a keen game on our side, being in the game at all stages. Harpole also contributed several long runs, also playing a good offenswe game. Rivervieaw, 0-; J. C. H. S., 6. The last game of the season was played at thisolace Decein- ber 3rd, between our boys and the Riverwew Agric s. The Vis- itors were there strong on the avoirdupoiis, but rather- short on wind and practice, putting up a great game at all tlmes. Junction had several chances to score, but only succeeded in making one touch-down, a long run being made by Quarter- back, Flint. 2 And thus closeth the season.

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BASKET BALL. Basket ball became the paramount issue after the close of the football season. W. C. Washburne permitted the use of the rink as a hall. A good crowd was there on every practice night and both a boys and a girls' team were organized. XVilliam Per- man was Chosen captain of the former. The following players were finally selected to represent our high school: . Perman ................................. RGL ...................................... hitler Moorhead ................................. C ............................................................. Thom tMng .................. RFL ........................................... Hays SubSeTracer and Harpole. Ciottage Grove, 32; J. C. H. S., 8. The opening game was played at this place on the night of; December 16th, with the Cottage Grove High School. Our team did as well as could be expected since they were playing against a team. that had played together several years and all the players were seasoned to the game. Perman was the clever one for Junction while Lewis of Cot- tage Grove was a shark when it came to throwing baskets. Patterson Athletic Club, 23; J. C. H. S., 16. On December 23rd the Patterson Athletic Club of Eugene, played a game against our second team and succeeded in defeat- ing them in a hard fought game, by the score of 23 to 16. The first half was all in favor of the visitors, but in the sec- ond half the score evened to a great extent, several baskets be- ing thrown by Thompson and Harpole. The Athletic Club team was composed of clever players, two Eugene High players being among them, but our boys showed them a good game, and, if the time had continued much longer, the score would have been reversed. Creswell H. S., 10; J. C. H. S., 43. On January 13th, the Creswell High School brought down their quintette and played us a good game, but were defeated by the above score. The game was really not so one-suled as the score wOuld indicate; the reason for the Creswell boys, defeat being mfainly their inexperience, also they were unused to play- ing in a hall so large as ours. . . They brought a large crowd of their co-ed fans w1th them and they certainly knew how to root. They were entertamed at the high school after the game. Creswell H. S., 12; J. C. H. S., 22. + The return game was. played at Creswell on January 28.11. The garnet and lemon wearers again being v1ctor1ous. The felir- inine fans of that place were again there strong on the rootmg. Perman was the one least affected by the fair ones and played a r i ht throu h. . C16X:;'tga$: :afng the ,boysg were entertained at the high school building with several little games .In whlch Prof..Scullenbwas the particular star, but he paid for 1t later 1n the night. t0 itu-