McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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l lhlxx r , x.x--x v-Q2 .-.--- v-S. lxxx xxx Nxwf ...Q-1 ' . A 3' 'xr?'1i. Boys' Basketball By the middle of November we found every one thinking of basket ball and when the first night of practice was announced half of the thirty-seven boys in High School answered the call. After a couple of weeks of severe coaching by Coach Potter, we were ready to meet Weston on our own floor in a practice game. Then after this game came more hard practices, and eleven hard-fought games, in which we won eight of the eleven games by a score of 261 points to our opponents' score of 170 points. The above is a cut of the Memorial Building where our basket ball games are played. Although there are four men leaving the squad this year we are looking forward to a fast and furious team next year, if the prospects from the Freshman and Sophomore classes develop as did Pope and Fiser during the past year. The men graduating who found places on the team are: Loyd Dennie, captaing Warren Culbertson, Ray Gordon, Paul Pope, Claire Fiser, and Kelso Richards. Boys' basket ball schedule for 1928-1929: Date Team Place McC. H. S. Opp. Dec. 1-Weston Here 34 1 Dec. 7-Florida There 18 15 Dec 14-Liberty Center There 16 14 Dec 21-Hoytsville There 18 12 Jan. 4-Deshler Here 14 9 Jan. 11-West Hope There 48 14 Jan. 18-Malinta There 7 15 Jan. 25-West Hope Here 36 18 Feb. 1-McC. H. S. tournament. Senior boys won. Feb. 8-Deshler There 16 19 Feb. 15-Malinta Here 12 18 Feb 19-Florida Here 27 19 261 170 Feb. 22-Ridgeville fTournamentJ at Florida 15 16 Twenty-four LOYD DENNIE.

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xx' J J Girls' Basketball From the twenty-one girls in High School we had hoped to have enough to make two teams for practice, but soon found we had to depend on the second team boys for a practice team, and Miss Davis, the coach, had often less than eight girls to work into a team. We are expecting a real girl's team next year from the prospective players which the Freshman class will give us. The team loses this year by graduation: Frances Alspaugh, captaing Frances Van Tassel, and Kathryn Fiser, Frances Alspaugh, captain, guardg Mabel Dennie, guardg Flossie Shepard, guardg Mildred Hockman, forwardg Margaret Sicl miller, forwardg Inez Miller, forwardg Kath- ryn Fiser, centerg Dorcas McCurdy, centerg Frances Van Tassel, center. Date Team Place McC. H. S. Opp. Dec 1--Weston Here 20 16 Dec '7-Florida There 10 23 Dec 14--Liberty Center There 12 34 Dec 21-Hoytsville There 17 21 Jan. 4-Deshler Here 7 16 Jan. 11-West Hope There 30 19 Jan. 18-Malinta There 7 48 Jan. 25-West Hope Here 9 14 Feb. 1-School Tournament. Feb 8-Deshler There 4 29 Feb. 15-Malinta Here 16 21 Feb 19-Florida Here 10 9 142 250 Feb. 22-Liberty Center Cfournamentj 14 29 Baseball A few games last Fall were played with Malinta, Milton, and Grand Rapids. This Spring we have scheduled games with Holgate, Ridgeville, Malinta, and Grand Rapids. Owing to the weather conditions not much interest has been manifested and two games played so far, CApril 151. We have a few games scheduled with other schools of playground ball between the girls. Our girls seem to have a spirit for the game and are entering the sport with much enthusiasm. FRANCE VAN TASSEL. Twenty-five