New Madison High School - Owl Yearbook (New Madison, OH)

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3BaszhaI1 Third row, left to right-Buryl Wehrley, Mr. Schwarzbek, coachg Eugene Short, Second row-Elza Sink, Virgil Rinehart, Ellsworth Slorp, Raymond Royer, Clay Coblentz. First row-Lloyd Brown, Robert Neanen, Ralph Neancn, Harold llowell, Gerald Wright. Baseball is handicapped very much in our school owing to the fact that we have no diamond to play on. We must therefore limit our practice to fundamentals, and play most of our games away from home. Thus far this year we have been able to play but one game at home. At this particular time we secured Thorne Merrell's pasture field and laid out a crude diamond in it. We have excellent baseball material in our school and we feel sure that our coach, Mr. Schwarzbek, could produce a better team than he has if he could only have a diamond to practice on. The present team is nothing to be ashamed of, having won three games and lost one thus far this year. NM O New Madison at Palestine .................. ....... 1 1 6 New Madison at Monroe fPrebleJ ....... ..... 2 7 New Madison at Hollansburg ......... ......, 1 3 12 Palestine at New Madison .......... ....... 1 4 11 QllQ01Dlllii1li0i1Q71ivl1ll01 0TlilQill'llilililQ1li0 Thi: 0 arm emi -1- ---- ----- --- - -----1 rj-0:0 ::1miojo14:oiar1o14nj1xi4-jaw:o1oj1,1o:o11 1:-11 14-if l1vio:o1u1ocpo:4 1-14114 -101 njcxicniojoio:ojojo1o::x11rjo11r:1x:1rjo:4r-:4v:1 0:1 pc ly-uint

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At 111 iq 0:0 210111101111:nicrifieviaiariwbicbifxifricbifxicbilxicxiojfvicrjxxilrifvrriaxiffbcrifricljoicbioivrioivrioirrioioilr1u1o1u1o1o:o1o101f gi 0:0114 1 I Q .. ------------1 any emi ---,-,-0-------1---,-- All Buys' Basketball Top row, left to right-Buryl Wehrley, Myron Drew, Robert Drew, Mgr., Coach Hoerner, Harold Howell, Ralph Neanen, Ralph Hill. V Bottom row-Stephen Gary, Gerald Wright, Robert Neanen, Clay Coblentz, Raymond Royer. Basketball season opened October 16, 1929. Twenty-eight answered the call for candidates. We elected no captain, appointments were made at each game. Robert Drew, who was chosen Student Manager, proved to be very capable. The season proved to be a successful one, due to the concentrated efforts of our coach, Mr. Hoerner. Although we were not quite as successful as we were the prev- ious year when we won 21 games and lost 6. This year we Won 11 games and lost 10. Monroe Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. the Darke County Tournament, held at Greenville February 22, we drew and were defeated by a score of 17-10. NM 0 NM 0 15 Hollansburg 25 Jan Dixon 21 15 22 Gettysburg 26 Jan. Monroe 15 20 27 Ansonia 8 Jan. Greenville 23 20 6 Palestine 29 Jan. Union City 29 22 13 Morton Imps 28 Jan. Arcanum 14 26 20 Gettysburg 23 Jan. Jackson 13 33 21 Hollansburg 28 Feb. Versailles 29 15 31 N. M. Alumni 25 Feb. Union City 21 19 3 Palestine 24 Feb. Arcanum 18 20 10 Ansonia 13 Feb. Monroe 10 17 11 Morton Imps 17 Total .,.,. , 465 352 itll P101 iii Fl i0i0l0i lllblliilli 1 0D0i0i it i 7Q0iUi0l IQ0l0Q0l0l0Q ofoboicrievicrioiariasioiqsifxioifvicxjoiaxjanjxrianjc viuioiauboioiojoiojfri0ioi4x14r1o1oi1r10i4x:4x14xjo14xjo11v14rioiciioix-1010101-9:0