Rice Avenue High School - Unitas Yearbook (Girard, PA)

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Basketball History Union High again entered the Erie County lnterscholastic League. Our teams had won the championship for two straight years and we hoped to do the trick again. The team was hard struck by the graduation of Burke, Benton, Daggett, Riley and Morgaii, but six lettermen were back, Koehler, Foye, Payne, Miller, Groff and Ford. Coach Von Neida was very enthused over the material that reported for the Hrst practice. The squad was soon cut to the most likely looking candidates. A combination was rounded out for the first game with Conneautville. Union easily outclassed them and won 37f1O. It wasn't even a good practice game. There were a great many faults to be corrected in the following practices and when they opened the league schedule at North East it was a vastly improved tema that went on the floor. It was a close game, and overtime period being necessary to decide the game in Union's favor. Union defeated Albion, our great rivals, in a keenly contested battle. Koehler was high scorer for Union with 12 points. Mortoii was next in line with 9 points. The final score was 28f26. Mortoii was ineligible after the first semester, having completed his eight semesters of high school work. During the Corry game Koehler was injured and was out of the line up for three weeks. The loss of these two players was a hard blow to the team and games were lost to West Millcreek and Corry. Koehler was back in a suit for the Albion game but he was still weak. Albion is a hard team to beat on their home floor and they won 17f23. I Another game Union was out to win was with West Millcreek. They defeated us on their own floor but we were out for revenge. At the half the score was 23f7 in Union's favor. Union continued their stifling play in the last half and the game ended 27f31 in Union's favor. The season just closed was very successful. The team captured second place in the league, losing but three games in the league. Twentyffive games were played, one lost and sixteen won for an average of 640. Union outscored their opponents from the field and foul line. Andrews, our freshman star, was high scorer with 168 points. GAMES FIELD GOALS FOULS TOTAL GAMES FIELD GOALS POULS TOTAL Andrews F 25 73 22 168 'fBostwick C 13 8 7 23 Koehler G 19 42 1 5 99 Burr F 14 1 1 3 Jacobsen C 24 20 25 65 Meeder G 13 1 1 'kFoye G 25 21 18 60 flvliller G 12 1Morton F 15 22 14 58 'kSeniors. 'Borland F 17 20 1 1 51 Union 25 242 144 628 'Ford F 16 14 5 33 Opponents 25 219 133 571 'Payne G 16 7 14 28 Union 37 Conneautville 24 Union 28 Erie Business College 49 'Union 26 North East 39 'Union 25 Wesleyville 20 Union 27 Penn State Lions 39 Union 38 Conneautville 3 Union 21 Alumni 44 'Union 17 Albion 23 ,':Union 31 Wesleyville 16 t Union 32 North East 22 'fUnion 28 Albion 26 Union 20 De Molay 17 'kUnion 19 Edinboro 15 Union 20 Sport Store 30 'Union 34 Corry 26 Union 21 St. Titus 30 Union 18 Cathedral 16 'Union 19 Union City 9 Union 46 Union City 23 i'1Union 31 West Millcreek 27 Union 23 West Millcreek 37 Union 21 De Molziy 29 Union 25 Cathedral 1 1 ,FU n ion 26 Edin boro 19 'Union 28 Corry 34 : League Games. Page Fortyfldour