Morton Memorial Schools - Retrospect Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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BASKETBALL The Tigers finished a successful if not impressive season by downing the New Salem Eagles in Sectional play before falling to the eventual sectional winner, Rushville, who won 43-33 in a last minute rush from a one point lead. Basketball, the most interesting sport to the student body, opened early in October for the basketball squad as they started their training campaign. 30 boys answered the call and with a month's training in fundamentals and scrimmages a starting lineup was selected for the first game with Char- lottesville. Bunch, Johnson, Jupp, Curtis, and Snedaker com- posed the starting five and they continued throughout the sea- son. Sanders and Carpenter saw action in most games and proved to be valuable substitutes. Morton easily triumphed over Charlottesville, 45-31, in the opener. As a member of the East Central Conference, which was formed last spring, Morton did not do so well, winning two of five games. The final record for all games played showed ten wins and eleven losses, the worst defeat being at the hands of the Knightstown Falcons, to The Tigers, however, were almost invincible on their home court, winning seven and los- ing only two, one being to Knightstown by two points and the other to Straughn by seven points. With a lot of support from the fans and with the best cheer leaders in the county leading the yells, the Tigers put forth their best efforts for a winning season. Cricket Bunch led the Tigers with 221 points and an average of 10.5 points per game. Johnson and Snedaker followed in the point col- umn. Le-.ft to right, fl William Carpente James Curtis. Walter Jupp Bob Bunch. Jack Johnson and Robert Snednke Second row: Sam Moreland Roy Allison, Leroy M Da iel Bill Sanders. Stanley Lewl and Donald Rnrd n