Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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- : : -I HE basketball tournament for 42-43 was cut down to two games with J Greenville because of the war. The first game was played at Quincy, with Greenville winning the A and C games In the A game the teams were evenly matched with Greenville winning by one point, 16-15. The score ol the C game was 22-10 in Greenville's favor. The B game was won by Quincy with a score of 11-8. The second game with Greenville was played on Frnday night, January 22. Transportation was furnished by the players who met in front of the Court House in order to pick up other players. The C game was a thrilling game with three overtimes, in order to break the tie. Greenville finally won the game, however, by a score of 15-13. The line-up for Quincy Cs were Oels, Whipple at forwards; Young, Center, and Russell and Ramelli at guards. These five players played the whole game andov ertime without a substitute relieving them. The B game was very exciting and fast with Greenville taking the game 14-12. Because some players had not yet arrived the B game was played last. The A game was the fastest game of the evening. Quincy was in the lead at the half by 20 points or more. McDonald starred for the A s with 18 points to his credit. The final score was 37-24 in Quincy's favor. All boys who played on the teams for a certain length of time received a basketball letter, which is a block Q . '3 z4, et aCC Back Row A TEAM] Left to right — Jack Martin, Robert Me Donald, Loren McElroy, James Spuehler, Ray Coast, Pick McClung, Joe Vieira, Manager. Middle Row LB TEAM] — Coach Sciutto, R. K. Dunn, Dan Collar, Robert Cole, Wm. Zion, Leonard Thayer, Charles Lacey. Kaley Erickson, Norman Herring Front Row C TEAM]—Phillip Oels, Robert Moon, Stanley Young Eldon Craig, Ernest Curnow, Robert Mower, Jim Bob Gossett.