Port Allegany Union High School - Tiger Lily Yearbook (Port Allegany, PA)

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THE TIGER LILY Port’s varsity defeated Austin 25-19 for the home team’s second league victory. “Hoddy” showed his ability at forward by gaining twelve points. In non-league games Port High lost two contests to Portville. Playing one of their best games of the season the local five downed their traditional rival Coudy by a score of 38-33. Although the game was closely played throughout, Port showing her superiority. Duhart came through with twenty points for this game. The following week the varsity lost a close game to Emporium. The game was played on even terms and the score was tied with but two minutes to play. At this point Emporium put on a drive which resulted in her victory by a score of 32-27. “Dewey” led the scoring with nine points. The Orange and Black team defeated Eldred in the return game by a score of 37-20 in which “Hoddy” scored fourteen of Port’s points. On the next night Port played a non-league game with Mt. Jewett and came out on top 19-18. An overtime period was necessary to decide this contest. Howard Edgreen led Port’s scoring with eight points. In the return game with Shingle-house Port didn’t fair so well and came out on the short end of the score. Chester Dolaway was high scorer v ith seven points. Port High won their last two league games by defeating Austin, 29-19 and Coudersport, 32-22. Port’s two forwards once again led the scoring with “Dewey” getting thirteen points in the first game and “Hoddy” eleven points in the second. Port High closed her successful season by downing Mt. Jewett 19-8 on the latter’s floor. “Cheeky”, “Hoddy”, “Dewey”, and “Ernie”, who have spent the last two seasons on the varsity, will be graduated this year. Bob Lyman and Men-fred Tenglund will receive diplomas also. P or the second straight season Harry Duhart was Port’s leading individual scorer. For two years he has held down a forward position on the varsity. Second scoring honors go to Howard Edgreen, who also has occupied a forward position on the varsity for the past two seasons. Chester Dolaway has ably held down the center position, and when the tip off was needed, “Cheeky” would always get it. He was a great defensive player, and on the offense his passes to “Dewey” and “Hoddy” usually resulted in two or more points for Port. Ernest Edgreen, the fourth senior on the varsity, was a continual threat to the opponents with his long shots and close guarding ability, which more than once stopped the opponent’s scoring. Earl Dolaway was the other member of the varsity. Although being only a sophomore and playing his first season on the first team, Earl could always be banked on for his good steady playing. Max Roys, who has very capably managed this year’s team, will receive a letter for his work. The other lettermen are Howard Edgreen, Harry Duhart, Chester Dolaway, Ernest Edgreen and Earl Dolaway. Individual Scoring Records Name Games Fouls Goals Total Harry Duhart 15 26 42 110 Howard Edgreen 15 21 41 103 Chester Dolaway 15 14 23 60 Ernest Edgreen 15 17 9 35 Earl Dolaway 15 7 9 25 Robert Lyman 10 2 4 10 Donald Anderson 10 4 2 8 James Thomas 8 2 2 6 Robert Healy 4 3 0 3 Jack Powers 7 0 1 2

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BOYS’ VARSITY Front Row, left to right. Quentin Brady, Manager; Ernest Edgreen, guard; Howard Edgreen, forward; Chester Dolaway, center; Harry Duhart, forward; Robert Lyman, guard; Max Roys, Manager. Back Row; Mr. Maglisceau, Coach; Donald Anderson, guard; Jack Powers, guard; Earl Dolaway, center; Chester Hovis, center; Jim Thomas, guard; Mr. Fitzgerald, Assistant Coach. BOYS’ BASKETBALL SEASON The Port High Boys’ Basketball Team had a successful season, winning eight of their fifteen games. With six of these victories coming at the expense of league opponents, the local team closed the season in third place in the league. Port High opened the season in a non-league game at Bradford. With hardly a week of practice gone by, the Port boys outplayed their opponents for three quarters, only to lose in the last quarter because of the larger school’s many players who were able to tire our boys out. Although losing by the score of 18-12, Port High spoke well for herself against such a large school. The league season opened on December 14 with Emporium playing at Port. Insufficient practice was still in evidence and Port High lost their first league game. “Cheeky” and “Dewey” were the high scorers with five points apiece. As a Christmas present to El-dred, the Port boys handed them a defeat by a score of 32-21. With fourteen points to his credit, Duhart was high scorer for the game. The start of the new year saw Port High lose to the league champ ions, Shinglehouse, when Cheeky Dolaway once more led the Port scoring with four points.

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GIRLS’ VARSITY Front Row, left to right: Alice Sullivan, guard; Mary Smith, forward; Frances Cutting, center. Manager Mary Barnett, forward, Captain; Margaret Golden, guard; Mary Rossetti, guard. Back Row. Miss Lincoln, Coach; Rebecca Gamble, guard; Frances Babola, side center; Pearl Lamont, center; Jane Boudon, forward; Bernadette Glass, forward; Anna Michelitsch, side center. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL This year the girls’ interscholastic basketball season may be considered quite successful because of the excellent sportsmanship shown by all the players and the spirit of keen but friendly rivalry displayed by all the teams met. At informal parties given after the various games, the Port girls had an opportunity to become better acquainted with the girls of the rival teams. The first home game of the season was played against Emporium and won by Port by a score of 16-13. The Port girls felt justly proud of themselves. On December 20, Port Lassies journeyed to Eldred to bring back a 25-22 victory. Everyone “clicked”, and Barney and Smitty outshot themselves. When Portville played on Port’s floor on January 15, the home team did not fare so well. Partly because of playing all two-court basketball, Port lost, 16-26. Nevertheless, the home team put up a stiff fight. Emporium was not to be outdone, and on January 25, handed our girls a defeat of 9-14 on the Emporium floor.—Remember the cake walk ! Probably the most exciting game of the season was played at Portville on January 28. Barney tied the score at 23 all by a foul shot which made Port feel proud to hold Portville at their own game of two-court ball on their own floor. WThen Eldred came to Port on February 1, our girls came out ahead by a score of 22-8. The entire squad had a chance to play.