Lima Central High School - Annual Mirror Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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E F' THE ANNVAL N' .saw Q ... MIKKUK .a vat..-sa' f A . 4 4 il 1 a g !--' 31 . ', aunt Eg. Basketball Squad HAT a season the basketball squad of l93l sawf Although only two lettermen. Moore and Brenllinger. were left from last year. Coach Howard Scheureman had a Wealth of material with which to work. With this group he built a team which has marked an epoch in athletic history of Central. Three lettermen. Faurot. Vittur. and Brentlinger. will be back next year. The team started out hot on the trail, and before the smoke blew away Central was sitting on top of the world. entered in the finals of Class 'A' tourn- ament. Therefore we journeyed to Findlay to compete in the district tourna- ment. Here we waded through the hardest schedule in the tournament. coming out district champions of Class A. Furthermore, three of the team. Moore. Brown and Brentlinger. were placed in the all Class A team. As a result of winning the district championship. for the first time in the history of the school. the team went to Columbus to compete in the state championship. Here we eliminated our first rival, Columbus Central, in a hard fought battle. The next day we plaved Canton McKinley, but we were downed by the fast offensive game played by our opponents. Nevertheless, all Central knows what an exceptional team Central has. and all the students and the teachers are appreciative of its efforts. There is one man without whose service the team probably would have not reached the heighth it did. That one is Coach Cappy Scheureman, who has put forth his best efforts in the Eve years that he has been at Central. ' i ' W 4 nt humlrr-rl Iwo

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K F' THEANNVAL 'N a a,, ,,, MIKKUK -55.2-ae' ' .. 'UWM ' 5 EUGENE BRoXoN Tract, 1930 RACK at Central. although more productive of defeats than victories. can nevertheless be called a success. It was a success in that Coach Umbreit's team gave the best it had in every meet. The Central tracksters inaugurated their season with a triangular meet against St. Marys and Van Vvlert. Central emerged on top with 77 points. St. Marys was second with 54 points and Van Wert was last with 6 points. In the next meet, Central was defeated by South, The score was 66-56. In the district meet, the scores were: Toledo Waite, 48: Central, 423 Fostoria , 31: South. 23: and Findlay. 22. The Dragons then traveled to the sectional meet which was won by Mansfield with 38 points, Norwalk iinishing second with 31. Central third with 28, and South trailing with 13 points. The tearn will be weakened by the loss of Irwin, Droesch, and Ciossard this year. Six other lettcrmcn will return, however. These are Cottman, Zapp, Hooks, Brentlinger, Broxon, and Cook. one hundred four