Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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x .4 -K -r C! Mwul Review of Basket Ball ? 1 SCGSOI1 COACH PIERCE The Moberly Junior College basketball team played eighteen games last season. Although they won only seven and lost eleven games a very high brand of basketball was displayed. The floorworli of the local squad was far above that of some of the schools that placed higher in the standings. The scoring punch of the team was very weak. Many times the ball was worked down the court to easy scoring distance but wild shots gave the ball to the opponents. The first game, December 18, was played with the Kirksville Teach- er's College. Kirlcsville won by a large score. The Greyhounds made a creditable showing, however, considering that Kirksville is a four year college. The lirst game on. the home court was with the Alumni. The for- mer' M. Al. C. students were far outclassed by the Greyhounds and lost 33-10. Moberly opened conference play with Kidder College, january 6. This was an exceptionally good game and it looked as though Moberly s were going to have a good team. However, Kidder proved to be one of the weakest teams in the conference. Moberly won this game by three ioints. 7-'TT 1 ll?..?-.. I K, 4193- usez WZ 74' 1 QNX i M, we H-tg 1 g V... L

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I x . -f -I -r K -r D Z :sez I ' iE ' Ill' -' 'f 1'- 'F 4' sei. - MARRIOTT REID, H. BREUSCH Forward Forward Guard February 10 VVentworth came to Moberly. This was a close game with Moberly losing by a small score. February 12, Trenton, the undefeated team of the conference, called at the local court. Moberly was completely outclassed and lost by a large score. February 20 the Greyhounds went to Conception. The team was in the hands of Assistant Coach Arthur Gutekunst. Coach Pierce was unable to make the trip on account of sickness. Moberly came back victorious 68 to 43. The last game on the home court was with Hannibal La Grange. February 22. The game was slow with neither team making an out- standing showing. Hannibal won by a few points. The season came to a close with a game at Jefferson City. Moberly was out for revenge and gave Jefferson City a gocd beating. The final .score was Moberly 36, jeff. City 24. The annual Missouri junior College conference tournament was held here March 4 and 5. All the games were close and well played. Kemper Military School won the tournament with Hannibal La Grange runners-up. Moberly got third place and jefferson City won the con- solation round. A short review of the Moberly players show us that only three will graduate. Marriott, and Snodgrass, forwards, and Breuschi guard, all played two years of basketball. Marriott was picked for the all-confer- ence team of 1931. Page 76 L Mb' -L,