Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

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THE ROUNDUP 1932 R. H. S. BASKETBALL BASKETBALL PLAYERS BACK ROW Frank Walker, Erick Johnson, Harold Meyers Edward Walker, Mont Lake, Coach John Engstrom FRONT ROW Robert Stookey, Harold Johnson, John Bangs. Melvin Engstrom, Ernest Lindahl BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We They Dec. 11 Hanna at Hanna 18 23 Pec. 1G Hanna at Rawlins 15 13 Jan. 8 Saratoga at Rawlins 32 16 Jan. 14 Laramie at Rawlins 21 26 Jt n. 15 Saratoga at Saratoga 23 25 Jan. 21 Superior at Rawlins 38 27 Jan. 26 TIanna at Rawlins 23 21 Jan. 29 Laramie at Laramie 12 18 Jan. 30 Preps at Laramie 21 1G Feb. 5 Reliance at Rawlins 33 12 Feb. 11 Rock Springs at Rock Springs 19 2 I Feb. 12 Reliance at Reliance 37 20 Feb. 13 Superior at Superior 35 24 Feb. 18 Rock Springs at Rawlins 13 29 Feb. 20 Preps at Rawlins 23 15 Feb. 25 Hanna at Hanna 22 35 Totals 385 344

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THE ROUNDUP 1932 R. H. S. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL PLAYERS FRONT ROW—Left to Right Melvin Engstrom, William Davis, Watson Innes, Jack Reed Vincent O’Connor, Dick Romero, Edward Walker BACK ROW—Left to Right Maurice Shaw, Jack Bottoms, Ernest Lindahl, Walter Moriarity FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 18 Superior at Rawlins We 13 They C Sept. 25 Rock Springs at Rawlins 7 •i Oct 3 Kemmerer at Rawlins 0 0 Oct. 10 Rock Springs at Rock Springs 13 G Oct. 17 Cheyenne at Cheyenne 7 40 Oct. 23 Green River at Green River 0 33 Nov. 6 Laramie at Rawlins 0 G Nov. 11 Hanna at Hanna 7 0 Totals 47 97

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THE ROUNDUP 1932 FOOTBALL SUMMARY The Rawlins Outlaws started the 1931 football season with a bang. The Superior Miners in the first game of the season were downed by the score of 13 to 0. The next victim was the Tiger team of Rock Springs. This game showed that the Pen city boys had the right spirit. Rock Springs was defeated after making a touchdown early in the first period, but the next half was different. Rawlins emerged victorious, 7 to 6, after a hard fought game. A game with Kemmerer, the strongest team in the south western district, was next played on our field. Although the Outlaws had a decided advantage the second period they failed to win, after putting the ball one foot from the goal Hard luck overtook them at this point, the ball was fumbled, and the game ended 0 to 0. The Outlaws again were victorious when they prevailed against the Rock Springs Tigers, the final score being 13 to 6. Cheyenne always has seemed to cause the downfall of the spirited Rawlins “bronchos” but they had decided to give Cheyenne “a good licking.” However, the Indians again proved too strong and the Outlaws suffered their first defeat. After losing to Cheyenne the team went into a slump and lost the next two games, one to Green River and one to the Laramie plainsmen. The Laramie boys came up full of confidence but were soon enlightened as to the fact that they were playing an eleven of hard hitting “rock crushers.” The final score was 6 to 0. The last game of the season was played November 11, at Hanna in snow six inches deep. The field was marked with coal dust. The fight’ng Outlaws beat Hanna 6 to nothing. This victory concluded a very successful football season indeed! m m m DISTRICT TRACK MEET The Outlaw track team proved its worth at Rock Springs May 14 by winning the district meet. The points of the three highest teams are: Rawlins 4 4, Green River 331 , Rock Springs 24. Eight new records were made, two by Rawlins. Ernest Lindahl broke Hud-ley’s high jump record by 2 4 inches when he went over the bar at 5 ft. 8 % inches. Harold Johnson threw the discus 1 inch under the present record of 108 ft. The half mile relay record was broken by .2 of a second by the Rawlins team composed of Jones, Engstrom, Bangs and Lindahl. The Outlaws placed in every event except the shot put. Those who made the trip are: Jones, Mowrer, W. Johnson, Bangs, H. Johnson, Lindahl, McAllister, Engstrom, Moriarty, Innes, Bates and Kolsen. Those receiving firsts are: Jones (1), Lindahl (2), H. Johnson (1); seconds: Lindahl (3), Bangs (1); thirds: Ko sen (1), H. Johnson (1), McAllister (1), Innes (1).