Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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Harold Miller. Junior ForwardeHarold dts- played outstanding shooting and passing ability, and will be RESER v ES counted on to help run Loveland's score higher than the op- ponents' next year. We're counting on teams were set back by both Sycamore squads: Re- $301331 season: serve 17-12; Varsity 29-24. The non-leaque game with Goshen proved more favorable to the Lovelanders with a 41 to 21 Victory. Next Maderia came to L. H. S. to receive the short end of a 34 to 33 point game that was the most exciting spectacular game of the season. Miller proved himself with a beautiful foul shot in the very last second of the contest. Terrace Park gained another win by defeating our basketeers 46 to 26. The Tigers David Alsop, Senior ' ' '1 ' , GuardA-Dave proved were agam defeated when PlamVlLes Bachman and 10 be the Mercury! , . . . , L 1 d H' thi Edwards tossed 26 pomts aplece, maklnq the teams giafgve ggsgiotn? HE . was a goo nature total 69; Loveland 46. Deer Park also was a httle too fellow, and helped . keep up the morale strong settmq them back 39 to 29. In a game at Mason, 0f the team. thrill packed to the end, the non-leaquers pushed one point ahead to win 31 to 30. The reserves lost all of these games. Our Tigers outscored Maderia at the League Tourna- ment at Greenhitts to the tune of 36 to 27. Although Colerain was expected to be a strong team, the Tigers held their own in the second game of the tournament. A number of game bad breaks aided the Colera'm Ralph Knesman' Sen, tor Guard-Ralph team to outscore Loveland 20 to 19. Showed quite an im. provement over last year, although he didn't play full time. He was a valuable asset to his team. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Roy Clem- ents, Cecil Bauer, Edsel Noble, Atwell Noblel Robert Nordman, Bill Clements. SECOND ROW: Arthur Snyder, Vernon Shurts, Raphael Smith.

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