Metropolitan Community College - Sunburst Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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T ti. Kirin. THE KAYSEER '28 . .1111.-gp-,1.--.iq-.v-lifup.tqw...-1-,101-.1--ap.-11.1-ig--4:--1-.nm1.11114-n-,11.1t-11.1 ix.. . The Basket Ball Season Although only four of the ten games played were won, the season was a successful one from the standpoint of progress made. While Rockhurst early in the season delivered a crushing defeat, a later game with them resulted in a defeat by only two points. The home victories all came in the second half of the season. December l5 the team traveled to St, Joe to take on the state cham- pion St. Joe junior college team. After a hard game the Cubs had to come back without victory-their opponents winning 23-20. The St. Joe score included 13 points made by free-throws. The next week the Cubs journeyed to Liberty to open the season for the veteran William Jewell team. Some of the Jewell fans must have stretched a wire across the goal, for the ball did everything but drop through. Endurance and experience enabled the Jewell men to overcome an early lead and win. January 12 the team went to Marshall to open the season for Missouri Valley college. Again the Cubs held the lead until late in the second half, when they succumbed to the larger Marshall boys. The only crushing defeat of the season came the next week at the hands of the strong Rockhurst quintet. The game was closer than the score indicates, and the second half was played on even terms. The final score was 38-16. At last a victory! This time it was the Cubs who came from behind to get on the long end of a 38-27 score. It was a fast, rough game-twenty-eight fouls. Joe Jennett, a substitute, played flashily, making eight goals during the game. The first home game was against Jewell. This was a repetition of the first game and the Jewell men took back the big side of a 27-21 score. Then Missouri Valley came our way expecting another triumph, but Coach Needham had other plans. Coach used two teams and alternated them on the Valley boys, who were fagged long before the game was over. ln the last few minutes they began to climb, but the J. C. regulars rushed in to save the day. The score 40-34. That night in February will long be remembered, when the Rockhurst talent came our way expecting a little work-out. They were met with a new style of offense and defense in the hands of a small but determined team. From .-.,-..-..-..-. ....-..g. l'urfi' Tllirlv-l f:'i'