Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

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 THE MIRROR of 1942 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS MANLIUS TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 7 NUMBER 1

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Manlius Five Rallies, Nips DePue, 32-28 OcPue—Slowly striking: back from the depths of a ten point first period deficit, Coach George Taylor’s Manlius five chalked up its eighth straight victory here last night by whipping DePue’s hot and I cold cagers, 32-28. Only Saturday i DePue had handed Geneseo its second loss of the season. Hewitt, Schuneman and Dahl led the attack of the Little Eight tourney champs in a uphill battle, i Manlius jumped to an early lead, then appeared routed as DePue swept to a 17-7 first quarter advantage. The Taylormen-cut this margin to 19-14 at the half and shaved it another point to 26-22 in the third quarter. They out-i scored DePue in the final period, 10-2. Manlius Depue fg ft tp' (ft ft tp Schuneman 3 2 8 Eckard 1 0 2 Dahl 4 0 8 Koplmt 3 0 6 Stier 0 2 2 Fusinatto 1 0 2 DeSkeere 1 0 2 Ivon 1 0 2 Dale 1 0 2' Riska 0 0 0 Hewitt 4 2 10 Galindo 4 I 9 ; Menendez 3 1 7 13 6 32 13 2 28 Score by quarters: Manlius 22 32 Depue 17 19 26 28 Officials — McMichaels, S treat or; Claus. Streator. All-Star B. C. Tourney Team Is Selected BY ROGER McROBERTS In a meet as good and at fjr-fl ng as the B. C.t with eight-ee • teams competing there are always standouts among individual player . We have here picked an ALL-STAR squad of ten lads. The five starters, we believe, would play a creditable game with any high school club, bar none. At forwards—Van Hoorweghe, St. Bede, and Besenfelder, Half; at center. Brown. Princeton; guards. Hewitt, Manlius, and Gingrich, Mineral. Replacement are not far behind in caliber. They include: forwards. A. Lind, Buda, and R. Frantzen. Princeton; center, Mozina. St. Bede; guards. Men. endez, Depue and Schmidt, St. Bede. Manlius Coj S ’ 35-20 Battle At Sheffield LITTLE EIGHT CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. (Final) L. Pts. Opp. Manlius 6 1 205 171 J Tiskilwa .... 6 1 248 136 t Buda 6 1 26 4 203 J Walnut .... 4 3 197 172 Sheffield .... 3 4 175 176 Wyanet .... 2 5 203 239 Neponset .... 1 6 158 242 Bureau Twp. 0 7 133 337 Sheffield — Manlius f.ook its third of the Little Eight title here j last night, but not until it tarted I to clr in the second half against a Sheffield five that proved very | stubborn in the first haK Coach i George Taylor’s boys eventually f pulled away for a 35-20 ictory I with Hubert Hewitt and Schune-man leading the way with 13 and | 11 points respectively. Ronald Humphrey paced Sheffield with 11 markers. The first . half was all ev . . ending 12-12. ; but Manlius starved a rushing f game in the lasbtttuf to take a big I lead. Sheffie! seconds won. ' 20-12 and the grades triumphed. ' 12-5. Manlius } Sheffield (ft ft tp fg ft to Schuneman 4 3 11 Van Do Velde 0 0 0 Dahl 2 1 5jD. Bates 10 2 Raabc 0 0 0’E. Bates 0 0 0 DeSkeere 3 0 6 Slock 0 0 0 Stier 0 0 0 DeMay 2 0 1 Hewitt L laiSlusser 113 Dale 0 0 OiTrotter 0 0 0 -!R.Humphrey 4 3 11 13 9 35 ■ 8 4 20 Personals—6 jPersonals—11 Score by quarters: Sheffield ------------- 6 12 15 20 Manlius --------------- 6 12 25 35 | Manlius Cops 61-20 Battle Manlius — Coach George Taylor’s Manlius five, although sub- stituting freely, handed Bureau Township a 61-20 whipping to ’ stay on { top in the Little Eight j here last night. Dahl with 22 : points led the attack. Manlius ' seconds triumphed. 26-10. Manlius 1 Bureau Twp. fg ft p fg ft tg ! DeSkeere a 1 11 Stoner 0 0 0 j Dahl 10 2 22 Johnson 4 1 9 { Stip»- o 0 o Soloday 1 0 2 j Dal« 10 2 Trtmseau 4 1 9 , Hewitt 5 0 10'.Swanson ooo 1 Vetter 10 2 Yohn 0 0 0 ! Behrens 2 0 4 Erickson 0 0 0 ■ Raabc 3 0 6 Allbright 0 0 0 i McMahon 0 0 0; ; DeBolt 2 0 4 29 3 61 9 2 20 Score by quartern: i Manlius 19 38 46 61 Bureau T %u. — S 10 IK 20 1 Official ! — Browning, A niiawan; Buy He. Mineral. Manlius Cops In Overtime t Manlius — In double overtime I thriller Coach George Taylor’s Manlius five finally snatched a one-point victory from LaMoille, 30-29, after a battle that had been nip and tuck from the starting gun. Only the scoring brilliance ot Hubert Hewitt enabled Manlius’ co-Little Eight leaders to stay m front. He counted 16 points. Manlius led by four points going into the fourth period, but regulation time found the game knotted at 27-27 First overtime found the game tied 28-28. The first game also went into overtime with „ LaMoille winning, 25-23. The Tampico-Maniius game has been postponed to Feb. 20. Manlius | La Moille (ft ft tp (ft ft tp Dahl 3 0 C Ecklund 0 1 1 Behrens 0 0 0 Scott 3 1 7 DeSkeere 1 0 SjBaurtr 0 0 0 Hewitt 6 4 16 Manahan I 0 •» i Stier 1 1 3 Galletti 3 0 6 i Vetter 0 0 0 Templeton o 8 1 Dale 0 1 1‘Rocco 3 0 4 Schuneman 1 0 2 12 6 30 12 4 og i Personals— 11 •Personals—11 Score by quarters: Manlius . 6 11 21 27 28 30 La Moille 5 12 17 27 25 29 Malden Routed, Manlius Rally Triumphs, 45-15 Manlius Malden’s five proved no obstacle to Manlius after the j first period here last night and rolled to a 45-15 victory. Schune- ; man led George Taylor s boys with 16 points—which would have been enough to defeat Malden single-; handed. Malden, however, Jumped to an | 11-5 first period lead—then failed to make a single point until the I last period when it garnered its final four. In the meantime Manlius moved comfortably ahead. The Manlius seconds triumphed. 23-18. Malden Manliu fg ft tp fg ft tp Green. 2 0 4 Dahl o 0 4 J ulian 0 0 0 H. Hewitt • 0 K Forrl stall 1 0 2 Raabe J 0 2 Sapp 0 0 0 DeBolt 3 h 6 Byc .yski 0 0 0 Dale 0 0 0 Conant 0 0 0 McMahon 0 0 0 Bolnow 2 1 5 Schuneman 7 2 16 Swanson 2 0 4 C. Hewitt 2 0 4 Behrens 2 1 Stier 0 0 0 Vetter 0 0 0 DeSkeere 0 2 2 7 1 15 20 5 451 Score by quarters: Manlius .. 5 20 31 45 j ‘''-Jdcn 11 11 11 15 I

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