St Bernard High School - Rambler Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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T145 F71 GIS C .J moo. mar.-. cifffr .1295 .cam ... Lftyf 0 ht .1 of,-132 , A ' 'Y--,. .- f -I7-.f J - .AW ' st. atnNAnn's N0 mltcn mt fmt numttt visitors H eld score-I less from Field for Three Quarters ' BIJB MATTHEWS LEADS LIIGALS T0 EASY WIN Catholic Boys Display Good Basketball to Take the Ridgway Outfit Into Camp, Special to llerzld SAINTS STIIIT NEIITSATIIIIIIAYI Williams PIU-I Decision on Starting Lineup in First Game OPEN AT SMETHPORT bully practlclons durlnl the pasv, week have come cltxe to settlng ir, mils NI't'0l.l.l'll 3 IELIIIIEIIHI TAKES ltidgwqy. Pa.. Feb. B-A fighting maroon and white group of basketects representing the Bt. Bernnrds hlgh school wok the'court here this evening against the St. U:o's high team ol this place ln? won an easy game by the score of l to'l2. Bob Matthews, flashy forward lor the Bradford team Colch V. N. Wlllllms' nllnd M to the nun' .v get-mm. ST. BEIINAIIIPS III EPAIIIICHII-IL LABS I INTII CAMP 6 T00 I 5 W. T:Zl'iL tI Ott '33 Thi' St Llfvrnax tA'llFI'l srhool football tram met dcienf Iv-re Saturday afternoon nf ' nrls of ds ISSLUBALSIFAIL TU RALLY IN FINAL MINUTES UF PLAY DIIUPS INITIAL GAME,29 TU I5 The St Bernard's high school bas- ketball me Journeyeo to Donors last night and met defeat at the hands ot the SV 'atherlnes high tlve by the Flu- Eldred high at-hool ' nrr- ul score W lB ln the opemng Same ,G tn 0 ln one nl tv- stan-z i. ln ecesan Catholic high wg 'KC '?',W Bob Matthews Leads Brad- CW ,. I olch W a . . -on nfesented at-tt un . . ford Team in Scoring 2' -our close E nf- I Q - -em ual- Q5 Q xv Big Crowd. f l ff: N NX Displaying a last mlnutf attack by S , shooting basket .after basket. the fast ,5 ,' ' Cathedral Prep high school basketball I 0. 'gh team of Erie. Pa.. defeated the Bt.f Lg gm- ,Bernard's maroon and white lads by. - ,,,, , ta the score of 32 to 22 last night at then back as K, of C. court. Perry, clever forward' fp T q..,.f,, 401 C for the Cathedral boys. was the in- I' 0 4 mn, v9 dtvldual star of the night totaltng ten FL, 00' X 0 0 speed, X, Op' gold goals for Tnty. points. while, of 0 0 :t:k.:::2' to J tc' ft ' t I 'cfs '00 cw 0 i l M mgmm we .51 6,0 4 lSt. Bernard s Comes 5. q,.J5'p,o 0:-,Q 3 2 , :--B-:ds 312 ttr::n5' sw' 456' Apts g To Erie For Battle to :AWGN fq,.o, 4300: Q Q FX Tl u ' The :tame was 10 Y wi K Tonlght Ib' QZ67? Al' ,MIT al fkn' Plllrs were mmm ,Ao ,J Q ..-W-. fir., N4 Us., o,,q f P0 F glare than a hvvnx 3 ovxgtlsgt T1 , 4 , hfqmllt, aefh Q low 3 4 muom ,hmm I YQ xowwvo 0 it in non nteottt 1. magnum, we 4 of ,,... o o I The scores and ,5v'sa96,, 'at-G 0' Cathedral Prep, with a record of -'I s:aQ'I4,,d'n,'Qa,6'1-1, ' ---'--- 5 3 YOIIOXN- ivxewp- 919 90 , 3 two victorlas out of flve start: so eliuwi 11:1 :Vfuhll Wg 2 J. ,. .1 . . ..-.-4---- Sl. Bu-rnartls !. x,,x gs 416 lar this season. lieu lu opportunity Q BNN' '- viqiswfffjso 'dJ:.'P'! to make tt n ,500 percentage ln- 'Izam ' 'A ' 0 ,1 KX' -gl. 5 W tnlzht ln the boys' gym-at Academy, 'bg I tsk ll,. ,.. . LG . 6 .519 Q. x0 1 Q qq 9 Qt N6 ,gs qvhere the club will meet St. Bern- U4 .affpfnh v CN - - :YL-xx f',Q,QsX,p'3vQIard's, of Bradford. In the llrsl or ' . 'S Q. fthe two games of the week tor the o 1 's 1 , ST' BERNARD S LOSE p:.'Y Yt3 win- mn thr m t - :QQ-6 T0 ST. MARY'S BY P:,,o5',x ,,, ph, ,M ,,,,'if,,, ',,,L',f',,,,',1', ,'Qf tl 5: its SCORE OF 29 T0 205!,oNx oi fmt by the mm or iz to tu. tm :W 1- Pvc K0,t St. Brrnud's hlgh school basket- , Led hy, .ltmmle Matthews. slcllnr The st. nemard-S mah school ms, Faifxqt crrs were given the jolt ol' their 4:12, center who totaled ll points St keanu umm wurneyed to st MB 5489. 5 Ilft- last night when McGlnnls. Bernnrd's high school flve defeated 'ML mgm only to be due tm' hh :Y 'ego'-9 gunrd for the Clearfield high team 'the St, beds flve of Rldgwny Inst fm ,hmm mah of um lime bl JNL wg on-it tm-ef ronscrutlve tmkns to Ara, 1 nlgm. at the K. or c. court by tht- More of 291020 ' Y Ie' 4 put the game on ine. The contest heb' :wore of 23 to ln, The victory tor The me-ls tuned to how that X was played at the K. ol C. court ,I the locals last ltxght wfls the flrst ont- ulu, bnnd Y 1 S E 'eg' .15 here and the 'llnul some read 5, in the Erie Diocesan Cntholn: hugh U paymz end 'I'-h0UKl1 A Clearfield IG. Bradford ll. Mat- X, leaetlo of District 2 they made a desperate try in attempt-I ' thetr scortng ability was lacking. The game was fast and some cleverI I shots were made by members of both telms. X mg to overcome the St. Marys boys,I A I Mews lnln displayed a keen u-ve ftr the basket by st-orinz I0 points for the loclls wltllr Nlrtilnnis and Brmut led the wlnnrvs by totaling G polllls. The St, llvrnm lk high girls defeatrtl the Ola-:tn Gu- by V thex score nl 28 tn lt, in the pre- llmlnz ry. During the second half, Conch V. N Willtnlns decided lo shift his lineup about and moved .lim Matthews to n toltt'nn:l berth with Tommv Bums playing center. Thus move proved valuable as the locals then walked ntvztv with the game Rosetlo was star CLIPPINGS FROM THE PRESS Seventy-sm:

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BASKETBALL His YEAR St. Bernard's Girls' Varsity Team has been fairly well balanced between victories and defeats. However, the team has had a slight leaning toward the victorious side. The girls played eight games with four victories, one tie, and three defeats. The total number of points made is 321, 155 for the opposing teams and 166 for our team. This gives a majority of points and victories to our credit, and the 1930 season, as a whole, may be called a winning year. The girls played their first game with the Alumni. This game proved to be an easy victory, nevertheless, there was plenty of fighting on both sides. The second game was played with St. Bernard's noted rivals, the Catholic Girls' Club. These games are always interesting, and this one was no excep- tion. It ended with our girls on the long end of the score. Seventy-eight