Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Pirates Drop Two Tilts to Eureka, Faulkton The Leola Pirates ended their second tilt of the season with a 38 34 loss to Faulkton in home game December 1. The Pirates got off start and ended the ter in a tie due handling by Leola. In the third period Leola rv Dave Guhin w 3 5 d c standout for the B Q o 2 Carrold Kraem w g Schaible starred o £ jjj §5 the Pirates. p £ « « — fine foot I1' 5 3 7 r © V Pirates Win Second Edge Selby 38-37 SMO-BOARD By ANNE SMOLNISKY ... . , Well, rah, rah, rah, Leola. Holding on to a narrow lead We finally beat the Selby Lions, in the fourth quarter, the Leola that is, for the first time since !?'Y Se y 38-37 in 1945. That was the year Leola the first quarter break. The they’d stop our dreams of going In the third period Leola n N Pirates came storming back in to State, turned to lead the quarter endv g-l ,gvehe second period to outscore r . ine with a 24-23 advantage.' 9 eA e Lions 17 to 2 «nH tai™ a Ive the Pirates holding a ' A. until the final three vo e1 at . y Ae VK, '-f .a of 33 to 25 go a X v - 'X'al stanza. The I rercoiA TV ' »■ vo» - V , 0 late rally by s aid of Selb period to outscore and take a ing with a 24-23 advantage. c „,u The better part of the tliyv ? ■ d .'ftlme lead of 23 to 16 stanza was a contlnuaUe- ot® .0ve%p Bucs took advam an evenly matched r - « . «o' tS' rfV «V . v vW .. ■ -■ The Trojans took Leola could not ov nni n» mow Pirate Gridders Battle Vx» Groton To 7-7 Tie I've been wondering why in three consecutive games I saw . the Pirates fall into defeat in ov-». ' - --.M .... advantage of the f|naj three minutes of the lead and played control game Could it some of the v5 v thlrd and held on to ® wer6 a b„ tlred? going into the . . Pirates held u Coach Schumacher claims the the Lion boys are a complaining of , ' »id of Selby fouls y, s'3™ tyP° °f pain: . spralne,d CVX , toi x % e younger boys have an honorable the SD1C for the football he played past season. the boys are V nize now. It Coming from closing minutes quarter, the Leola aged to obtain a the Groton Tigers, to fight hard to - 5. r»'Jl x’o, p t»' final deadlock «. 'VUt0 .4 % $ }% b Four-Star C%-W Vi» AVo tilt. The R l S V « .C0eX , Friday night. 0 tv % } , the Leola ball parl 4R m c The first two quj scoreless as a defens Columbia Tumbles Leola Quint 51-42 Opened Falling behind in the closin minutes after a clog fought game, the- — lost to the Columt p:ra ,CS 1 a score of 51 to 4i V TA . - third loss for the Pi Q 0lS® © min V 'f also aided Leola: with 14 each. Verlin Naasz led fourth straight win ever to v -as see bia. The game wa Columbia, Friday, D Columbia took an a ®??l day iirat®8 ° S Wfi co on three quick basket Y at » r LeoV» u 1 nev ®? oa Gilchrist. But the Bt to ta anSeit e back. eYchanffim, th. .bc ged an . eathe p - ,piiaV« totlbc llugh«- , sooted es A first half. The score at 0tieTvSCv e 9daad aswV was tied 24-24. “ndeIrh V»iUetLst ai The Pirates went eold , v ct'1sCore s5 MC AiAaic-a wem iwu n v»‘ • cCO»- A Yv' third quarter and Colum eas'y r,ratooVV -rabo r otv r. lfir T.-w L 1 1 - —» to learn to The Leola Pirates outlasted a determined Roscoe team to take the District V Championship with a 51-48 victory. The game was played at Faulkton on Fri- causeVebruary 23. This is the straight year that the lave taken the crown, a contest in which the ed all the way with leads of 15 8, 23-18 and he up-set minded Ros- ts with a fourth quar- cut the leacl to a bint 49-48 with 57 sec-, ft. The Hornets then ro get the ball and [Kraemer crashed two fs to clinch the victory, lal quarter was a con- free throw shooti ng i fine scoring surge by ets. The Pirates hit 10 throws the last period iomets fouled to stop rntrol game, fh scorer of the game pe Paul Holmes with 18. raemer and Gary Hoff LHS Pirates Win Fourth Consecutive District Title IV VUl Kraemer led the offensive Bo'1 tack for the Pirates as they c ate lected 35 of Leola’s 42 point p£SS'n?- C ood loT Holmes had 20 and Kraemer h tet- r0Vfl '?3?v OslcT 15 for the Pirates. Gilchrist le s ev 0t 3 all scorers with 24 points for th touck xv e « sc©76 ooA ' McIntosh Takes Region II Title; Pirates Fall To Selby 62-53 a v ent Comets. The trB” squad lost their first irame nf thp v »«r bv n ww n never in danger. Substitutes were used freely by both teams starting early in the contest. Baer and Pressler led Selby’s charges with 15 and 14 respec- tively. Carrold Kraemer paced the losing Pirates with 19 and Paul Holmes added 16 counters. In the first round of play on Friday night McIntosh upset the 0vet sh 2. rs FG FT owed a7anS won; 4A 7. LEOLA Schaible Kraemer Hoffman, G. Holmes Gisi Hoffman, L. Schumacher Total rs»»- PF TPlrt 5 2 3 1 2 1 2 16 The McIntosh Tigers defeated the Onida Warriors 58-55 on a last second 3-point play to win the Region II Tournament and thus earned a berth in the State 3fve | “B” Tournament at Sioux Falls this week end. The Selby Lions put on a tor- rid first half shooting exhibition as they coasted to a 45-21 half- time lead and then went on to defeat the Leola Pirates 62-53 for third place honors. The Lions, who led at the per- iod stops 29-10. 45-21. 53-34, were 16 [el! 3p 0 2 53 Selby five 60-46 behind some tre- mendous shooting. The Onida Warriors moved ahead of a cold Leola Pirate squad in the first hall and then staved off several Pirate uprisings in the second half to move to the finals, 51-36. One chart showed the Blue and White hitting just seven of 36 shots in the first half. The region tournament closed out the Pirate basketball season with an impressive record of 17, wins and seven losses.

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