Plymouth High School - Rock Yearbook (Plymouth, IL)

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On our return trip to Bardolph Jan. 5 we were beaten again 78-64. The second team lost 52-45. The Hancock County Tournament at Carthage was held January 10-13. In our first game we drew Nauvoo and at the end of play were tied 50 all. Plymouth won in an overtime 54-53. In the next game we played Carthage who won- 625-46 putting us into the consolation game with Warsaw. Plymouth won over Warsaw 56-43, thereby winning third place. Augusta defeated Car- thage in the next game for first place. On Jan. 16 Colusa came to Plymouth and was defeated 71-33. Our sec- ond team won 70-21. In our fourth contest with Warsaw, this one played on their floor, we defeated them 67-44 and the second team also won 52-46. Industry-Adair and Plymouth played twice in the same week Jan. 23 and 26. In the first game, here, Plymouth won 74-43 and the second team won 61-27. In the game at Adair, Plymouth won 76-52 and our second team won 68-33. On Jan. 30 Plymouth went to Camp Point and won 67-43, the second team also winning 54-28. In our return trip to Dallas City Feb. 2 we again defeated Dallas by one point 49-48 and our second team also won 55-24. In a game with Augusta at Bowen's larger gym, Augusta again defeated Plymouth 71-58. Our second team lost 58-49. Hamilton came to Plymouth Feb. 9 and were set back 58-46. Hamilton took the second team game 30-28. Plymouth went to Bowen Feb. 13 and found them much improved as Bowen won over Plymouth 52-49. The second team also lost 36-31. In our last scheduled game Colchester came to Plymouth Feb 16. In a close game all the way Plymouth staged a last quarter rally to win 70-59. Plymouth won the second team game 37-26. .- 121'-A-1141, , Plymouth was appointed to play LaHarpe in the opening game of the Carthage Regional starting Feb. 27. Plymouth defeated LaHarpe 74-40 and advanced to the semi-finals. Augusta won over Warsaw to get into the semi- finals and boasted a 26-0 season record. Although Augusta was the favored team many people thought that their time had come. In a nip and tuck game all the way Plymouth defeated Augusta 52-50, to give them their first defeat. In the second game of the evening Bowen won over Carthage in what was considered somewhat of an upset. Bow ' fings and there was another game like the night before with Bowen egnqeggmg victor 43-4-L Boygwens advanced tg the Galesburg. Sectional where they were defeateduby Westeril of Macomb.

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Back row: Manager, Roger Emery, Lowell Thompson, Elgie Cleland Bob Powell, Francis Young, Robert Eddington, Ralph Simmons LaVerne Roberts -Q' Middle row: Manager, Rodney Twidwell, Scotty Flmn, Wayne Lovell, Minor VanBrooker, Carl VanFleet, Jack Stoneking, Kayo McCollum, Fred Smith Front row: Coach Schnake, Junior Hitz, John Cleland, Merle Post, Dick Miller, Jerry Cookson q 7