Ross Township High School - Rossonian Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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FOOTBALL We wish to congratulate our boys on their fine effort. Ross-1 3 . t,., . Monroe-14 Touchdowns accounted for by Jim Stokley and Jerry Miller. Lewis heaved a pass to Stokley and Miller scored on a run. jerry also ran the extra point. Ross-0 . ., , .,.,,. . , , . .. . . Oxford-60 Rough! Donnie Miller got his right leg tied in knots and Ross lost its first string end for the season. Ross-O . ,. . ..,.. .,,. , ...,.... ,.,...4,....i..,..,.i....i.,.,...,, , . .Seven Mile-58 Inferiority complex. Ross-13 ,.,..l,..... ....,.....l...,.. .,.,i.,,,,..,,.,. .i.....,.., . . . . .... ,. ..,. Fairfield-56 Jimmie and Jerry again scored the touchdowns with Jerry adding the extra point. Ross-12 . .,......,,.....,..... ...,..,..,..,,.,.,,.,.... .,..i....,...,.........,., D e Porres-20 Ross played its best game of the season against DePorres as Carl Allen and Vernon Lewis broke into the scoring column with a touchdown each, Lewis on a quarterback sneak and Allen gathering in a pass. Ross-12 .......,.........,....,...,.....,,...,......,.,.........,..,..,....,......,.. McGuffey-24 Hermann Grafner took a pass from Lewis and scooted across the line. jerry Miller added 6 points to his total. Ross-0 ..,.......,. .. ............., .,....,..,... , ., .,.. ...,...,.. L ockland-Wayne-32 Ross ended up the season with a 0-7 record, but showed considerable promise, losing only two first string players by graduation, Bill Phillips and jack Bachman. With the Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors left for next year, Ross should produce a winning team, BASKETBALL During the 1949-50 basketball season, the Rams compiled a record of 5-15. Carl Allen led the team in individual scoring with 179 points, Close behind was Petry with 174, Hagan with 111, Packer with 108, Patton with 71 and Jamison with 68. This does not include tournament play. Coach Bob Lunsford loses two A Team players via diplomas-john Packer and Dan Patton. Next year, it will be up to the returning players and we wish them luck. TRACK The track team is eagerly looking forward to the coming spring season and getting joints limbered up. Last season, the Ross team competed in the county meet at Oxford, placing a close third in the 440 relay. At the beginning of this school year, the team went to Oxford again, this time for the cross-country race of two miles. Coming in first and second for Ross, respectively, were Stamper and Campbell. This year promises to be more successful than last if the boys in shorts really come up to expectations. BASEBALL During the regular season, the Ross monkeysuiters won five and lost three. Seven Mile, a black spot during the season, turned the trick again in tournament play by defeating the Rams 2-0. Ross lost five first string players: Meiers, pitcherg Phillips, first base, Lakes, catcl'e'1 F. Patton, shortstop, and Tragesser, outfield. The returning will provide a strong nucleus for the up-and-coming rookies Motto: On to Cincinnati! Scores Ross-4 . ,..,...., Seven Mile-7 Ross-21 , , ,. Morgan-1 Ross-4 ...,. ...,.... S even Mile-5 Ross-18 ,. , . . Fairfield-3 Ross-17 ..,,.. ,.........,...... M onroe-3 Ross-7 .,., . , . , ., . ., Hanover-4 Ross-7 ..., ..........,........,.. S tewart-8 Ross-9 , , ,. .. Reily-5 Ross--0 .......,,.,. CTD ..... .... S even Mile-2

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