Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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l6 Ytwsllfg' THE TA BASEBALL Y l are , 1 Q i , ! HE baseball Season of 1931 was not as successful as the previous year, Rangeley only being able to win three out of eight games played. The schedule was as follows: DATE R. H. S. OPP. Apr. 25, Rangeley vs. Phillips at Phillips 17 14 May 2 Rangeley vs. Kingfield at Kingtield 13 17 May 9, Rangeley vs. Strong at ' Strong 3 ll May 13 Rangeley vs. Stratton at Rangeley 13 6 May 20 Rangeley vs. Stratton at Stratton 32 11 May 23, Rangeley vs. Kingfield at Rangeley 6 10 May 25, Rangeley vs. S t r o n g at Rangeley 6 28 May 28, Rangeley vs. Phillips at Rangeley 15 22 Rangeley lost four men last year, namely: Huntoon, G. Prescott, Tomlinson, land Morton: with :these four positions open there twill be a chance for others th-is spring. With rt-hat thought in view, we hope to see a large number out to practice. The letiter men were: R. Huntoon R. Moulton E. Raymond R. Taylor G. Prescott J. Moulton M Taylor D. Morton G Tomlinson O. Hoar TTLER BASKETBALL N October 20 the first call for prac- tice went out, and it was discovered that some of our best men were ineligible. Our first team consisted of John Moulton, Capt.g Milford Taylor, Mgr.g Robert Tay- lor, Robert Moulton, and Robert Prescott. After the semester exams Emile Raymond, Ralplhi Haskell and Carl Wilbur joined us. October 16 the boys' class games were played. The Seniors defeated the Fresh- men 15-6 and the Juniors defeated the Sophomores 27-18. November 7' Strong came to Rangeley for the first league game of the season. After a close battle, Rangeley won by a score of 31-36. November 13 Rangeley went to Flagstaff where we won by a score of 7-21. fThe lunch after -the game was appreciated very much. l November 20 fthe High School played the Athletic Club. The High School won 25-29. This game was substituted for one scheduled with Kingfield. November 24 Flagstaff came to Rangeley to play the return game. VVe :were again victorious. The score was 13-28. December 5 Rangeley went to Kingfield and won by a score of 15-30. December 15 Kingfield came to Rangeley -to play the return game. We suffered our first loss, being beaten by a score of 24-18. January 8 Stratton cameto Rangeley to play the first game after Christmas vaca- tion. We won 12-42. ,lainuary 12 Rangeley went to Phillips where we were beaten by a score of 21-47. january 16 Rangeley went to Strong where we were again clefeafted by a score of 13-27. january 19 Phillips came to Rangeley for :the return game which we lost by a score of 16-22.' January Farmington. a team which is not in the league, came to Rangeley where me won by a 'score of 19-21. Two new men, Raymond and Haskell, were added to the team this game.

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18 THE TATTLER February 5 Rangeley went to Farming- ton for the return game with the High School. We were again victorious over the Shire town team. The score was 23-30. February 12 the final class games were played for the championship of the High School. The Seniors won by the close score of 26-341. February 16 Rangeley went to Stratton to play the return game. We won, after a hard fight, by a 'score of 24-30. fThanks for th-e lunc'h.l February 19 Rangeley went to Farming- ton to play the Normal Reserves. We were defeated by one basket. The score was 23-25. February 26 Rangeley wound up the sea- son by going to Farmington again to play in the Farmington Normal Tournament. We were eliminated by jay High School in the first game, being defeated by the score of 9-27. Summary of the games: R. H. S. OPP. Rangeley vs. Strong Rangeley vs. Flagstaff Rangeley vs. Rangeley A. C. Rangeley vs. Kingfield Rangeley vs. Stratton Rangeley vs. Kingfield Rangeley vs. Phillips Rangeley vs. Strong Rangeley vs. Phillips Rangeley vs. Farmington Rangeley vs. Farmington Rangeley vs. Stratton Rangeley vs. F. S. N. S. Reserves Rangeley vs. Jay Totals 339 328 The letter men were: John Moulton Robert Taylor Robert Moulton Robert Prescott Milford Taylor Elwyn Haskell GIRLS' BASKETBALL O the Rangeley Girls' Basketball Team belongs the cup, :which is awarded annually to the winner of tlhe c'hampions'h.ip in north Franklin County. The teams in the league this year were Strong, King- field, Phillips, Stratton, and Rangeley. The first league game of the season was with Strong at Rangeley. The score was 29-12 in favor of Rangeley. On November 20 Rangeley played the town team and won by a score of 18-14. November 24 we played the Faculty and Won with a score of 43-27. December 5 we went to Kingfield to play our second league game. Theis turned out to be the most exciting game of the season. It looked at Hrst like a losing game for Rangeley. The score at the half was 20-14 in Kingfield's favor. The last half fresh players were put on the floor and Rangeley scored enough to make the final score a tie, 28-28. The return game was played December 15 at Rangeley. This was another exciting game. Kingfield led the first 'half wwith a score of 6-3. The second half Rangeley gained confidence and won with a score of 11-10. Both teams played an excellent game. On january 8 we played Stratton at home. We won with a score of 25-15. Our next game, january 12, was played at Phillips. Several subs were given a chance to play. We won again with a score of 59-14. The return game with Strong was played January 16. This game was won by Rangeley with the final score of 22-6. January 19 we played Phillips on our floor. Our lineup was changed and even though Mavis was not there we won with a score of 46-9. The Rangeley team played Farmington team, which is not in our league, January 22. The game was lost, after a good fight, with a score of 26-16. The return game with Farmington was played February 5. The Rangeley girls were playing against odds. They were de- layed and as they arrived late had no ch-ance to get warmed up before the game.