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1242+102 BASKETBALL Back Row: Marion Hagguf Back Row: Ivan Richard- son, Lloyd Heggenes, Lem Trumbull, Dave Braathen, Cliff Schumacher, Coach Leierer. Front Row: Bob Brown, Mickey Lank- tree, John Erikson, Wayne McMaster, Ronnie Green. lund, Dennis Wilson, Duane Hoekstra, Dan Van- Valkenburg, Larry Dow, Rodger Berquist, Coach Covert. Front Ro z Forrest Stull, Gordon Rasmussen, Don Berquist, Dick Bradshaw, Bob Sandal, Norman Heggenest Manag- eres: Ricky Day, Gary Dolstad Name Richardson Trumbull Green Braathen Lanktree McMaster Heggenes Erikson Schumacher Brown Wilson Points 150 9h 89 Sh 53 53 119 36 3h 30 2 Under the watchful eyes of Coach Leierer the Fal- con hoopsters for H5bN had a fairly successful season, winning six and losing nine. Although not making it to the District Tournament these boys gave the crowd a thrill at every game. The Junior Varsity had a great season under Coach Covert, winning nine and losing five. Next season should show Langley high in'dmzstand- ings as there are four returning lettermen and a whole bag full of reserve players. Ivan Richardson was elected the most Inspiration- al playeruw , fg'f?X few, -1 .IA 1 F Q 555 L
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02 4 1242 BASEBAIL FRONT ROW: L to R. Albert Grimm, Gordon Heggenes, Cliff Schu acher, Wayne Livingston, Rodger Berg- quist, Curtis Tuff, Wayne McMaster, Bob Hellman, Wray Little, Ronnie Green, Marion Hagglund. BACK ROW: L to R. Don Bergquist, John Erikson, M ckqy Lanktree, Gordon Rasmussen, Dave Howard, Harold Moore, Dave Braathen, John Knaplund, Ivan Richardson, Roger Hedgecock, Lem Trumbull, Coach Torgerson. 1953 SCOREBOOK Langley S Coupeville 3 Langley 10 Twin Cities O Langley 1 Oak Harbor 3 Iangley 7 Coupeville 2 Langley 8 Oak Harbor O Langley S Oak Harbor 3 Langley 8 Thin Cities 1 JAMBGREE Langley 2 Oak Harbor 1 Langley 11 Coupeville 9 ll For the first league game of the year, Langley got off on the right foot .by downing the Coupeville Wolves 5-3. The second game Little pounded out a 10-O victory over the Thin City Cards. Oak Harbor awas tougher in the third game to beat us 3-1. Langley again beat Coupeville this time by a 7-2 score. Oak Harbor then went do n swinging to the tune of 5-3. Langley really showed their strength against Oak Harbor to come out with an 8-0 win to send us to the playoffs. Falcons suffer second loss of 10-O to Lake Stevens to come up as Co-Champions for B League for nS3.n JAMBU EE Langley defeated both Coupeville and Oak Harbor to win the jam- boree the hth straight year. MANAGERS
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