Pittsville High School - Ho Ang Ho Yearbook (Pittsville, WI)

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fp! l .jx Allan Walker Coach Lelser uosher Hofer F S Walch Mgr Staffon Meyer W lch Ty1esk1 RECORD OF GAMES WITH W I A A MEMBER SCHOOLS Plttsx llle Plttsx 1lle Plttsx xlle Plttsvllle Plttsx xlle Plttsx 1lle P1ttSWlll9 Colby Auburndale Wood County Aggles Rudolph Auburndale Rudolph Wood County Aggles ABBOTSF ORD TOURNAMENT The 1929 30 basket ball season fmlshed wxth a surpuse when our team went through the Abbotsford Tournament wlthout loosmg a game and w mnmg each game by a blg lead The flrst game of the tourna ment was played Wlth Auburndale and was won by a score of 21 to 12 held them to three fleld goals w h1le Page 40 oul boys secured nme fleld goals and ught free throws The fmal store belng 26 to 6 'lhe Lhamplonshlp game was pl ned Saturday nlght agamst Ab botsford they haung, won from Athens bs a 19 to 18 score Frlday Ill ht The champlonshlp game was and coolness that w as so Lharacterls , ' I' . . , . f 2 ,' ' Ilk ' f' 8 20 ' 28 7 ' 14 ' ' 2 ' ' 19 13 ' .. f' 25 13 ' 9 S ' 21 1 ' 19 K. V' .'L , , 1' V... ' 5- . , . 2 'Y Y .L . ' L - K. , L. ' K, v , . l ' A ' Y ., ... . 'Q' .h S ' S : J Friday evening we played Owen and played with the same earnestness ., ., . . .- -n-+-x-:-s-++-:--n-2-:-:O-2-:-2+-:-':-:-:-:--:-:-:--:-:-:--:--:-:-':-:'-:-:-:'-:-:-.:- -H-:-1.-:-fx-:-:-'-'-'sf'-'-'-'-2-fx-:-1-:-1-1-:-I-f:-:-:-:-2-fx'-1-z-20 -'w' -x-

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V r' 'r'r'r+ 'P' t1c throughout each game plaved by the champlons Themr a1r tlght de fense stopped Abbotsford s chance of gettlng through for any baskets whlle the Walker aggregatlon worked the ball down tlme and tlme agaln to plle up a wlnnlng score Durmg the flrst half the Mac Donald coached 5 were unable to gam a slngle pomt elther by the free throw or fleld goal route whlle Pltts xllle worked the ball down the floor breaklng through the1r opponents defense for 9 pomts The thlrd quarter ended wlth 8 more pomts gamed by the wlnners whlle Abbotsford held the goose egg score Durlng the last quarter MacDon ald s men were able to break through for three fleld goals whlle Plttsvllle was content wlth one fleld goal and J free throws Walch the Pxttsulle captam and forward IS gn en credlt for h1s fme work as forward wh1ch kept the op tournament games Only 24 pomts were made agalnst the champlons whlle they were able to secure 69 pomts for themselves Walch was gn en the pos1t1on of forward on the all tournament team Meyer P1ttsv1lle s center was h1gh scorer of h1S team In the three games Hls coolness and accuracy netted h1s team 23 pomts Manv of hls shots were made from near cen tel or the corner of the playlng floor H1s work at center ID gettmg the tlp off put hlS opponents on the defen sIve Staffon guard played a won derful game In that pos1t1on bemg able to break through h1s opponents defense w1th1n shootlng dlstance and followmg through for a second trv at the hoop If h1S flrst attempt falled to count H1s work was out standmg and he was placed on the f1rst all tournament team as guard Ilk at rlght forward played hlS usual cool steady game workmg hard but nex er gettlng 8XC1t6d and loslng Page 41 h1s temper when hls larger oppon ents were too agresslve Lawrence was not able to score as many polnts as usual on account of h1s larger op ponents TyJesk1 fChetD played a good game as guard and worked 1n har mony w1th h1s team mates In all of the games Hls accurate passlng and ablllty to advance the ball was xery notlceable Hofer Lelser and Mosher the other members of the squad were gn en a chance to play and dld cred Itable work when gn en the chance Thls IS the flrst tlme Plttsvllle has been able to go through the f1n als and secure the gold medals and trophy whlch IS glven to the w1n ners The team and coach deserve a great deal of credlt for th1s fIne work oecause of the fact that thev had no hall to play or practlce In durmg the past season Desplte thls handlcap they played the1r schedule of games ment determlned to do the1r best Frlday nlght PlttSXlll6 fans w ere accompamed by the home band who fUlIllSh6d entertamment durlng In termlsslon PractIcally all places of buslness In PIttSVlll8 were closed Saturday ev enmfr so as to glve every one a chance to se the home team play the fmal 'fame Durlng the half and at the end of the game the fans swarmed the floor and staged a real demon stratlon of xlctory such as the Ab botsford people had never seen before Aftel the trophles had been aw dl ded a fmal demonstratlon was stag ed on the Armory floor In the form of a Pow Wow as only the people In the west end of Wood county can gne The PlttSY1ll6 team was well spoken of for the1r fme conduct on Is eleven fouls bemgs called on the pl ,ers durmg the1r games The offlclals for the tournament w ere Earl Saffon and Earl Clark of Eau Clalre 'I ++ 'A ...Quan 0 'A 9. 1-S . . ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..j..g.. . . . -. . . . 1. ..,.:..:..5.g..g..g..g..g..g.q..g.i.g..g..g..g..g..gq,.g..' 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