Seville High School - Annual Yearbook (Seville, OH)

Page 41 text:

as 8 1,1 V in 'Q 1 1 Ly' I B xi' 1 . W Y 4 1 54 I 1 '4 -1,4 ff? --A-- - -.4 --H ,f-A A , ,gg iii 15f'33:.11?' L' V J ' 1' -f Q, :T----1. 12 --f1:7....., 1' ,4 .. - . 7. -. . . N , - ,f 44: . ' -r:,ii:-'fn I g5,r:::T:: - sv r f till . .-'IT. 'f, is --33:33 n , 3' ' . . ' '- f . if .Q 0-Q C . ,,,, , Zflvwgh ,g ,fi - 7 K f .xp-N mg 1, , ,.- . X nf .:f, ..-.X ,,...l.., , ,A W 1 51, I A , ' 4 Q I, 1 -.---V'-T:, 7j'7j2:1.g gtg 4 X yn.. . up h F A . WSH -: N- .L .... , xml v A mcmrcms IN spears As the basketball season of 46-47 got underway, there were high hopes around Seville of the Flashes winning the Class B champion ship. These hopes, however, were given a severejolt when we lost score of 41 24 This that we had just had as football season our first game of the season to Granger by a loss however might be attributed to the fact only five days of practice before this game, had just ended. . . 1 4 I ff ' JX , ss-www? E 'Na I gh up Ries - . sb i is 5 S s -51 Q! ,A The following week, the Varsity came back to win its first lea- M gue game with Hinckby, by a score of 68-33. Seville had no diffi- iss culty finding the basket that night and played an offensive game 3 with little trouble. On November 27, the Golden Flashes got off to a fast start and S' defeated a stubborn York aggregation on their floor by a score of 41-34. The Reserves also won, by a score of 19-15. The traditional game with LeRoy, played on December 6, found Seville the victor by a margin of 37-27, with the Reserves also E, winning 14-13. Sr Qi ' Perhaps one of the seasons sweetest victories was recorded when the Golden Flashes came from behind to defeat Sterling's Gentlemen li on their floor, by a score of 40-35. The Seville Rowdies came Xing? back to overcome this lead and win. The Reserves lost in a thrill- fi! ing overtime contest, 25-24. -7 , Seville went into a slump in its next game, which was played at Seville, and lost to Homer by a score of 47-32. ' ' 4 S The Golden Flashes--Varsity and Reserves-each added another. game to their victory column on December 20, as they defeated .Litch field 30-14 in the preliminary, and 43-27 in the Varsity game. ni N s In the return game with Granger, played on their floor, we lost V by a score of 38-32. The Reserves were also overpowered by the Granger seconds, 27-22. S On January 14, the Seville boys defeated a Liverpool quintet by a score of 48-42. This was a close one all the way with Seville on signs coming from behind in the last half to win a hard earned game. The e Liverpool seconds had little trouble disposing of the Seville Re- QRS serves by a score of 26-12 in the preliminary. S' ,Sig . . Q K -X PSX ,K NSS Y . . , C? 'fi no yt' N- 1 4. ' 5' AWAY -- X -- . .X -X nerve- - -. . , -s Ks- S Q ! 6 ,, D .. 2 it S Q e SE gy e en. -, 1111.4 P ,, '- ..., 8 11, aa. tak, t.,,..., I n :ng N ci U. Ns.,