Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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i 'Elma 'Qroglxnn 2 Erhiratinn O our coach and teacher William CBunkj Ross, who has made Fremont High prominent, who has aroused our school spirit, who descends from a family which has been asso- ciated With our school from its earliest days, We dedicate this twelfth volume of the Croghan. IW-ggi! AALJQSCSBN o r

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1 .Y cl 'J ,. Y bl Y I :XX K M 'Elm 'ix-oglmn 1132 F T H ' ,Q FREMONT 44--BELLEVUE 31 V V Bellevue came over here with practically the same team they had last year. YJ The way the game started, it surely looked as if they were hot. They made three baskets before Fremont hardly had their hands on the ball. Our team then started to play and after that Bellevue never threatened. Binkley led the Qty scoring for Fremont and Moore was outstanding for Bellevue. ka PREMONT 24-SANDUSKY 25 c fe Our old rivals defeated us again this year. but this time it was a one point defeat instead of a two-point one. We went over to Sandusky hoping that llgqi 'AOld Lady Luck. who had played havoc with us in the football game, would Q55 treat us kindly, but she again turned her back on us. The game was lost in an If overtime period in which they scored three points to Fremont's two. lt was M7 a close game with the lead changing time and again. I-Xlthoff and Anderson 41 played hard, fast games. FREMONT l91OBERLlN 11 QM Oberlin came here minus the famed Gaines and it surely effected the team because they did not prove as serious foes as they had the previous year. The game was as s ow as t e score in xcates ut t e e ense t at remont resente 1 h ' d' b h d f h F p d 'oi was a puzzle to Oberlin. Althoff, Binkley and J. W. Miller played good games. FREmoNr 49-WILLARD I7 ' ,Gill The team journeyed to Willard to return with a 49-17 victory. The jf game was a hard and fast one in which the team proved entirely too much for I Willard. Part of the game was played by the second five who also proved more A than a match for them. Binkley and Lerch led the scoring while Anderson was X' a tower of strength in defense. FR 54-S J ' 21 7 EMONT T. OE S Q3 The team surely secured revenge for the battle St. Joe's gave it the first ff engagement. The orders were to make St. Joe's look bad. and they were cer- tainly carried out. The game was one in which the referee tried to see how Q many fouls he could call. The whole team worked well together. clk FREMONT 36-TIFFIN 28 ' Q5 Tiflin came here with a great reputation and they lived up to it nicely in 'X the first quarter. as the score was 14-5 in their favor. But baskets by Althoff P and Binkley put Fremont on the long end of a 19-16 score at the half. Eddie X17 Myers, who was substituted in the second quarter, certainly showed his worth as he put the team into a spurt which carried them into a commanding lead. Lfii FREMONT 24-FosToR1A 26 The team went to Fostoria to meet their third defeat of the season. They Q did not seem to get going until the last quarter, but then it was too late. Fos- KQP toria presented a stalling offense in the last few minutes which proved Fremont's . NV downfall. The game was rough and J. W. Miller of Fremont, Barger and Slosher of Fostoria were ejected from the game on account of fouls. Cgs g S ,y .-.N Cg.f'i, , A A f 'flI-4-