Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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f', Q.. ix fi . 'ala uwglma Lay sa Q GIRLS' BASKETBALL HUsK1Es 31 - BLOOMVILLE 33 December 16th M It was the Huskies' first game of the season and Jane Moore played her initial game. The teams were about evenly matched and the score was a tie 5 Q at the end of the first quarter. -' HUsK1Es 21 - LIBERTY Z7 December 22d 'MXN lt seemed as though the team couldn't get started. They were unaccus- 5 tomed to a small fioor and it was too near Christmas. The first two games ended in defeat but they were well fought and the team did its best. Q w HUSKIES 32 - NORWALK 15 January 6th uf . - Oh, such an easy victory! Hetrick alone made enough baskets to win the 3 Q game. Altholi' was the star guard. Huntsinger played her first game of the AJ!! season. 9 fb af Q HUSKTES 27 - PORT CLINTON January 13th Rik Another victory but not so easy this time. Port Clinton was ahead until K gal-X the last few minutes. The team, led by Adams and Moore., won a real victory. sqm W 9 HUsK1Es 23 - BUCYRUs 23 January 20th f ii This was the best played game of the season. The Huskies held bucyrus q back until the very last when a foul was called which determined the final score T' of the game. Miss Tennerstedt formerly coached this team and the girls were especially anxious for a big victory. The big feed after this game will never Q gil be forgotten. 5 9 HUSKIES 36 - BLOOMVILLE 38 January 27th Q The Huskies once more received defeat at the hands of Bloomville when they played at Bloomville. The girls, although they looped in the baskets fx sufhciently during the first half to be ahead at the end of that period, needed ' more height to hold back their tall opponents. 9 HUSKIES 23 - CLYDE 27 - January 28 This was a game in which several of the Huskies went out on. fouls. The lil? score was close, but the few extra points were on the wrong side to suit the team. 046 HUSKIES 24 + FINDLAY 27 February 1 LQ Here again the Huskies met defeat. They led at the end of the half 14 to 8, but the final period proved too much for the girls. Hetrick and Huntsinger f were the stars of the game. CJ: 3 ,El if i . I , T 21, ,rg ,ff-, 'XTTXC fit .mJfQ?1aS3.ffiQUo' QQ!! 'fCl!g.XkifJ big? ' IIC'