Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Reserve Basketball RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Rcsu x LS ROSLI x 1 s Rescrx c s Resu x cs Rcsnrx cs Reserx es Rcserx LS Rcscrx es Reserx cs RGSQI x cs Reseu es RGSLIX es Duncan Holy Fam1ly St Bonaxcnturc Alblon Reserves Humphrey G1and Island Res Creston Dav1d C1ty Res Fremont Reserx es Schuyler Reserves Duncan Norfolk Reserves The Reserxe basketball team also broke even as they won half and lost half of the1r games under the leade1sh1p of E P Baruth ass1stant coach Thelr toughest battle was agamst the Duncan team It was the first game of the season and It took two over tlme per1ods to defeat the Kramer lads They wound up thelr season by w1nn1ng under classmen who have worked hard to make the season a success nu A N au' x 11 nc 1111 :mx 'um 4 I nl nn ls 14 x A ln:-ll s ul X x'fx .......r......r...,. 2 6 ..r.....,......r....., 28 7 l 1' 1 'J ,. ..,.............. 22 ' ' X 'X .............,...,.. 8 . - 'X X ...... 16 ' - - ' 1 , --f- r,..,......r........ 1 3 . ' .... 3 ' - ' X f . ......rr...,......r. 20 X ..,........,.... 26 ' . ' ' . ,.................., 20 . H36 A - 1 1 1 .........,........., 22 .,..................,. 25 ' ' I 2 1 ' .................... 9 ' ' . .... H10 ' ' ' '4 A ' 20 ' -X15 the last four games. These boys are all .................... 23 .22 - ' ' ...............,.... 31 ...............,...... 18 ..................,. 22 .... 16 ' l liitvk l IXX SHUI w'l1 I KIM !1:A 1: n-l' .l. l'l llllznlll XY. Iillrlilln. M. lila 1ls1'1' , ll, XV:-I vAAl'. Vmlvll linrull, ll, lxk-U Ill 'li .'l: I. l'. I' 1 1. F ll li J, I. l. '. 1311257 1 1 J. ll 'IL l', Ur: I . li, E11 I ,

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The DISCOXVQTGFS Went fifty fifty ln thelr amskettlbnatllll 194142 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Central Clty York Ravanna Kearney A1b1on Crelghton Prep Hastlngs Grand Island Northeast Hlgh Davxd C1ty Fremont Schuyler Geneva DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Columbus Columbus STATE Columbus 32 Hastmgs 41 York TOURNAMENT 20 Northeast Hlgh basketball games w1nn1ng seven and lo mg seven of the scheduled games Wlth a good start they won four out of fix e games los1ng the exceptlon to York From there on lt see sawed back and forth w1nn1ng and los1ng Thelr greatest v1c tory was over DaV1d C1ty by a score ot 54 20 In the Dxstrlct Tournament the Dls coverers got revenge on tne York Dukes favored the Dukes to w1n but 1n splte of the absence of Charles Barnes the Dxs cox erers came through W1th a glor1ous VIC tory lt was the first Dxstrlct Champ1on shlp slnce 1933 The Dlscoverers dld not fa1r so well at the state tournament los1ng thelr first game to Northeast of L1ncoln by a score of 25 to 20 link :on louh Helrh l- Broth ll I-lstsm 1 Hunfs I' 5th'16'fItl NK Dultex Student Xlanag 1 J Xloxroxx I-:ont ron L Putter J Broml-t C PIIINIIIIIHOHN 1 lxenfultl X llUIllUlA ' , ' ' S- ' , ' , y - - . ' ....,,4l - - ' ' . . - . . l ' ' ' - . . .1 V ' ' Columbus ,................. 18 Norfolk .....................l 32 by beating them in the finals- EV9I'ybOdy ' . ' . 2' 4 C iff llmrri I-'Hi' 'rf is 'f ft' 1? Y' bl, G X' , f my 'TT I

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113 r' -Y-I B1-uk row I4 Swanherg I' Teller I fates B Garber-1 K Brannen R Rmlt-hornt ll Ride I I Xkarlsnor 1 ln-If-lman It Nxu-:nw nour 1 Shu-rth S llohb-1 'hd row-4 Xpp egn 1 H Illllxrd VN lxulntke I Anson 'nr rom :mvon Xue-tru XS -1 lhurn I' utter If Stufent anager .I lutnam I r mth MII 1 I Iuhan-un lckey T henflelwl Wule I son Brom I Hrrn Track The track season started for Columbus athletes on April 10, when Kramer staged their annual invitational meet at Pawnee Park with 25 teams competing Ribbons were given to the first four men in each event and these four placements also qualified for the state meet in Lincoln Norfolk was the winner of this meet with Fremont, Grand Island and David City second, third and fourth The D1scoverers traveled to David City on April 16 to a triangular meet with David City and Seward Seward won the meet and Co lumbus placed last The Columbus boys seem to be the strong est in the relay and the field events. Durmg the season Fred Brock did the most participat- ing. Discoverers were rather weak in track this year because of lack of material. Most of the team was made up of under classmen, but the season has been an exciting and profitable one. Valuable experience has been gained which will be a benefit in the future.