Mineral Ridge High School - Ridge Yearbook (Mineral Ridge, OH)

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TLIQLZS T THE RIDGE MIRROR lsiijn GIRLS' BASKETBALL October -1, 1928 was the opening game of basketball for the season. On that evening we met the team from Vienna. The teams were very unevenly matched, for the Ridge won with a score of 28-1. On October 7 was our first game to be played away from our school. McDonald the opposing team, our rivals in basketball, were all set for us. We lost with a score of 8-18. Liberty came to play on the 14thq of October. This was a very exciting game and the score was close to the end of the game. The final score was in the opposing teams favor 1 1-12. On the 2-lth day of October we left home for Hartford where we were sure ofa victory. The score at the end of the game was 17-8 in our favor. We then went. to Champion on the 28th of October. This was an exciting game for both teams were doing their best. This time we ended the game with a score of 32-15 with the Ridge again in the lead. When November came the team was in a fine spirit to play and win every game this month. Our first game was away from home Cat Brookfieldl. Our coach, Mr. Evans, was away and the assistant coach taking his place seemed bad for the team. We lost the game by a very small score 21-24. On November 11th we went to Mesopotamia. Here we won with little effort. The score at the close of the game was 60-25. We then left on the 18th for Southington and the ride did us good for we won with a score of -19-9. We made a poor beginning but a good ending for our last game of November 23rd was played with McDonald at our home school. This was a very exciting game for every player on both teams was doing her utmost for her side. We won the game with a final score 17-18. ' December, then, was before us and Mesopotamia was prepared for us for on the 2nd they defeated us by four points, the score being 16-20. On December 16th we played at the Warren G. Harding High School Warren, Ohio in the Trumbull County tournament. We played with Howland who became the Cham- pions of Trumbull County. In this game we were defeated 22-35. This was the end of our basketball season. Mary Louise Pearsall Sirly-seven

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