New Richmond High School - Yearbook (New Richmond, IN)

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Nov. 6 Basketball ilivrnrh -N. R. H. S. 3Q vs. Darlington IQ Nov. I3-N. R. H. S. Nov. 21-N. R. H. S. Nov. 25-N. R. H. S. Dec. 4-N. R. H. S. Dec. II-N. R. H. S. Dec. I2-N. R. H. S Dec. 18-N. R. H. S. H jan. 2--N. R. .S. Jan. 8-N. R. H. S. 56 vs. 44 vs. Boswell 15. Kokomo 12. 27 vs. Lebanon 26. 33 vs. 30 vs 35 vs. SI vs. 26 vs. 29 vs. LaFayette 12. Crawfordsville 31. Wayfnetown 24. Crawfordsville 16. Lebanon 32. LaFayette 26. jan. 15-N. R. H. S. II vs. Fairmount 33. 1311.22-N. R. H. S. 24 vs. Akron 27. jan. 23-N. R. H. S. 28 vs. Rochester 39. eb. 5-N. R. H. S. I5 vs. Thorntown 30. Feb. 6-N. R. H. S. 20 vs. Kokomo 16. Feb. 12--N. R. H. S. 28 vs. Cicero 17. Feb. 19--N. R. H. S. 57 vs. Waynetown 13. Feb. 26-N. R. H. S. 30 vs. Rochester 21. Mar. 5--N. R. H. S 59 vs. Williamsport 6. 'JIar. 6-VN. R. H. S 40 vs. Attica 9. Mar. 6--N. R. H. S. 22 vs. Crawfordsville 32. Eiztriifl Ziinurnamvni At 3 :oo p. m. Friday, March 5, New Richmond and Williamsport clashed. The game was very slow and no exertion was necessary. After N. R. H. S. got the lead Williamsport could not rally. Williamsport showed poor work at basket shooting, while New Richmond could hit the goal very easily. Although Williams- port was not a strong contender for sectional honors they played first class bas- ketball. At the close of the game Alexander sprained his ankle. The score was, N. R. H. S. 59, W. H. S. 6. At 2 :oo p. m. Saturday, March 6, New Richmond met Attica. Lamson took Alexander's place and with a rush N. R. H. S. swept Attica from their feet. Sev- eral changes were made during the game. Lamson at center proved to be very accurate and things looked like we were in good shape for the next game. The game ended for New Richmond, 40 to 9. At Szoqp. m. Saturday, the New Richmond boys were led on the floor by Alexander to contest with Crawfordsville for sectional honors. The start was desperate and while Alexander could get around we were their equal. Later in the first half N. R. H. S. began to fail. The score at the end of the first half was I7 to I2 for Crawfordsville. The second half started with a basket for C. H. S. but none for us. At one time it stood 24 to 12. A few minutes before the close of the second half Alexander was carried from the floor. At this time Lamson filled his place. With a fresh man at center we made ten points to their eight. The final score was 32 to 22 in favor of Crawfordsville. I Page Thir ty-seven

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Thirty-six Basketball Team 1914-15

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IRA CYNNINGIIAM. tlillarilb. JAMES ALEXANDER, Capt. Qllenterl. Ile is better known ns .lilll Illld has stood in the 1-ing for flllll' ya-'111's. Alex was one of the' I11-st lllllllt-gl'Efti-'l'S tl1:1t N. ll. ll. S. has ever hzul. Ile holds tho 1'e-1111-11 for the lovnl flour. gettin: J ill. points i11 0119 QIIIIIIO. He lms l1ov11 4-:1pt:1i11 this ywlr. lie g1':11l11:1tes. Ile is betta-1' RIIKHYII :ls Squirt' :1111l l1:1s lllll 41 1t Ll llll f '11 ' 111' tl11'0o y1'ill'S. 'l'l1v it':llll 1 1:1':11l11:1 7:0 11111 tx -1-1g.5l1t -x t V4--11' If will IlllSS his sidv stvp Zlllil lnnllvt pass 11s lu tvs, CHESTER DUNN. tF0rward7. Ulwt is the little forward who never gets f-nrkod and always we-urs :1 smile-. Chet plnyod floor f0l'NV:ll'd 011 the team for two years. He will nnt he with us next yP:ll', as he goes West to sc-liool.