Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Heavyweight Basketball Lakewood vs. Lakewood Alumni, December 19, 1930: The pupils put up a hard game for the former stars of the Purple and Gold, but they were beaten with a 29-22 tally. Lakewood vs. Akron Central, January 3, 1931: Although three fighting quarters were marked under the Purple and Gold column, the visitors trimmed them, 23-22. Lakewood vs. Rocky River, January 9, 1931: Rocky River played their usual type of basketball, and the Lakewood live licked them, 26-6, Grossman making 11 points. Lakewood vs. Elyria, January 10, 1931: Lakewood put up a staunch battle for the win, but were short when the Elyrians won, 17-15. Weissinger tallied 5 points. Lakewood vs. Shaw, January 16, 1931: The Rossmen took a 26-16 drubbing when the Redmen showed a superior attack which left the locals stunned and groggy. Lakewood vs. Lorain, January 17, 1931: The Lakewood five tipped the Lorain applecart to the tune of 25-10, when the locals uncorked a snappy passing attack that dragged the league-- leaders in the dust. Lakewood vs. Heights, January 23, 1931: Marshall and Rosenberg of Heights led the attack, which let their aggregation whip the Purple and Gold, 24-14. Lakewood vs. Rocky River, January 30, 1931: Lakewood again trounced the Rocky River aggregation easily, 30-16. Lakewood vs. Elyria, February 6, 1931: Lakewood, playing a return game, beat the Elyrians, 25-16. Lakewood vs. Shaw, February 13, 1931: Shaw was held to a tighter score on the Lakewood iioor, as they won by only 29-26 in a return game. Lakewood vs. Lorain, February 20, 1931: Lorain turned the tables on the Lakewoodmen and led them to a 14-12 defeat on the Lorain floor. Teckmeyer scored 4. Lakewood Vs. Heights, February 28, 1931: The basketeers were tired out from their hard tussle with the Libbey outfit the night before, and their game of ball sufered consequently. Heights won, 37-22. Lakewood ended in third under the Lake Erie League basketball standings. Page 120

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Ensmmgev Horw at il . Ivlizeh. midgets did not seem to be able to stop the charges of the Redmen. Although Horvath, Fitch, and Tonner put up a hard tussle in the line, they were not able to hold the Shaw- men. The Lakewoodmen were scored against largely through ShaW's passing attack, which they used at very opportune moments. Although the local aggregation was dragged in the mud, they were at the head of the league for the 1930 season. Lakewood vs. Heights, November 8, 1930: Lakewood's midgets in the Heights game again came out with a six-point advantage, holding the visitors from scoring. In the first quarter the sphere was placed on the scoring end of the field after repeated long advances by Wil- son and an able assistant, Neff. During these advances the line, with success, held the Heightsmen from boring through. Mason, a left end. was the Lakewood man who stood out Gr' ay most strongly on the defensive. Ememck P829 119

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