Kimberly High School - Kimida Yearbook (Kimberly, ID)

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Page Thirty-two T H E M E N A N n .lay Scott, Substitute Fay Frahm, Substitute .Tack Glaiborn, Substitute Ehrsel Frahm, Forward Ernest Emerson, Center James Thompson, Forward 'Ray Eubanks, Guard Lee Venemon, Guard BUYS, BASKETBALL HE second season of Basketball in K. H. S. opened very favorably, with ex- celle11t prospects for a winning team. After a month of hard training we tried our first game with Rupert, and met defeat to the score of 17-79. This was a good showing considering the fact that our center had not had practice enough to be in the best play- ing condition, and far from discouraging our boys, it showed them that they had the men and needed only practice to be an ex- cellent team. Our next, and our best, game came off at Kimberly February 8, with the College of Idaho team as opponents. It was a hard and fast game clear through, with the score 12 and 12 at the end of the first half. At the close of the second half the score was again a tie of 22 to 22. In a five minute playoff, Kimberly gained two baskets to Caldwell's basket and free throw, so the sc-ore stood 26 to 25 in our favor at the end of the peppiest game of the whole season. This victory gave us steam for the game with Jerome the following night and we cap- tured the big end of a 51 to 36 score. Again we met our old enemy, Rupert, and again we were defeated, but by a much smaller score than in the first game. Wen- dell was our next opponent and they gave us a close game, finally defeating us by a very close score. We then administered a second walloping to Jerome with a 58-11 score. Our fighting spirit died down when we lost two of our best men, 'tJimmy Thompson and Er- nie Emerson, who joined the colors, and our last game, played at Oakley, on the eve of their departure, left us badly in the lurch with the score of 101 to 15. EHRSEL FRAHM, 1919.