Newton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Newton, NJ)

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pf-.gg-,,p1q.,-..-.gl .--.1..1..1q.1nu1gn-U-.-....u1..1..1. .-..1n1...1n-in-iluiuu.-.4u1g ----------------------------------T H E A U R o R A--------H-----------------------.-W Boys' Basketball With six letter men as a nucleus, Coach Weisel and Captain Arthur Reagle had little dif- ficulty in whipping into shape the basketball squad and it was evident after the first game with Netcong, away, that the season was going to be a successful one. The same fighting spirit as was displayed by every athletic team in Newton High School this year was accountable for several victories in Basketball. In the four defeats suffered by the team this same spirit was shown. These defeats were all at the hands of preparatory school ag- gregations. Coach Weisel kept the team at hard training during the season and revised the system that was used in previous years. The manager, Wil- lard Timpson, worked out a good schedule and the team and fans appreciated the efforts each displayed. Ing- 56 p1-ning-pg-.qu Owing to the physical disability of Captain Reagle he was prevented from appearing in sev- eral early season games and Harold Smith was Acting Captain during this time. TEAM RECORD. N 6VSft0I1 ...................... Netcong ............,......... ............ Hackettstown ........ Montclair Normal .... Blair Seconds ............ H Netcong ..,.,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,., Milford Mackenzie School ...... Mackenzie School ...... Newton Academy ...... Milford .........,.,,,.....,,,., Newton Academy ...... Hackettstown ............ 28 21 68 21 63 22 25 31 38 29 51 45 Blair Seconds.....,........36 21 50 25 67 43 22 46 16 -.......39 22 58 24 ni -.g.1.qg1q.1.u.i:u1n .31-p fp: 1, -T Lai 1:-,:7::f:1-in,