Starbuck High School - Chippewan Yearbook (Starbuck, MN)

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1 - 1 I 4 i A 1 '20 0000 WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVWFOOC OOO4' OOOC OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOO lfrzli---1 r '1,,.......a..-.. s . , f Qmksqas ways... ' 4' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' vwoqw 49 QQH L 3 ,,l -.lwv ---------------------------------------------------- .,, A- ll law M, Q 4. 'r 'V 4211 f 1 ll I' 1 4 ms 'N' A ff f 2 1 5-to 1 Q 2 il ,ow . ,. GLENWOOD SECONDS On Jan. 22, the Glenwood seconds furnished the opposition. This game was a thrilling one from start to finish, Starbuck fighting desperately to maintain their lead and Glenwood trying to overcome it. However they were unable to do this and the game ended, Starbuck 21-Glenwood 13. In the return game at Glenwood the local boys had an off night and , - 1 .jill could not work the ball under the basket. The comparatively low ceiling ' iw also prevented long shots. Neither team could break the defense with reg- , I f 1151! ularity so the score was small, Glenwood 9, Starbuck 4. f fl, H 0 F F M A N f ' fi: The first game with Hoffman was played up there, and in reality it - Qu was more of a football match than a basketball game. Hoffman handed us f A ' AEI: our first defeat in high school competition. The final score was 24-17. 'A EI: When Hoffman came here on Feb. 28, we were out for revenge and won f 1 gig easily. Starbuck clearly demonstrated which had the better team that Eight. Holf-iimnan was helpless against Starbuck's teamwork. Score: Star- - 23, uck 393 o man 14. '-1' S E D A N On Feb. 1, Sedan came here for the first time. The Sedan boys were Q: Email and wereisigngble gi: pass lthrgugh the strong Starbuck Defense. The 15, na score was - in ar uc 's avor. i Feb. 22, a return game was played at Sedan. This time Sedan proved to XP Q4 be a very stubborn foe and the outcome was not decided until the last two px minutes wher Starbuck stalled after securing a two point lead. The final jf' score left Starbuck 18 and Sedan 16. ' 5 H A N C 0 C K Ml 4 On Feb. 19, the local lads journeyed to Hancock. The Hancock bunch K ' was determined to get revenge for the severe drubbings they had received YM Og in football and revenge they got. The Starbuck boys were on a slump and ,I Q uldn't find the hoop. Although the spirit and cheering was present we me failed to get Yicgo'i'1yRTheCre'iult vrif1asJHIanaocg f, Stalqigbiligkqsll. .5 M M The Starbuck High School team made a nice showing in the Tourna- If 12:0 me t by going into the semi-finalsg considering their limited practice. i CYRUS fMarch 63 - ja jg., I d thAgain the two rgvals, Starbuik and Svrggsgmet. Starbuck again show- f' 0 e eir supremacy y swamping yrus y - . ' ' .fo BARRETT QMarch 7D . JJ 5' Barrett was confident of beating Starbuck but after the play started ' 3, they began to lose confidence. Starbuck held them to one measly field goal. N gi z The rest of their points were made on free throws. The final score was 17-10 in Starbuck's favor. H R Ill. E MAN fMarch 85 bg The next morning Starbuck played Herman. The Starbuck lads were -Q: exhausted after their two previous games while Herman had played only hz oiie gatme grieyliousgy. As a result, the roughriding Herman crew marched jri, aong o a - vic ory. jf' MORRIS CMarch 85 In the consolation game Morris and Starbuck fought it out. This prov- efl to be a real battle and was a better game than the championship game. jj: Starbuck started off with a bang and got the jump on Morris. However, 23: Morris kept playing cool, and played for the breaks. The score at the half og was 6-4. The second half was even more thrilling. Morris had the lead until My the fourth quarter when Starbuck again tied the score. For a few minutes MJ the play was even, when Morris sneaked through a basket and a free shot wiv to make the final score 17-14. wg-' ' W - ..-.o......-.....-..-..........-................... LZ-I-2---Q ooooooooooooooooooooooooeoooooooooo.ooo,oooooo4.-f.-c---1. it--. g

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BOYS BASKETBALL Back row-Carlton Brevig, Calvin Pederson, Robert Merrill, Arnold Berge, fCoach Engebretsonb, Ovid Smedstad, Arthur Barsness, Torbin Brenden. Front row-Reuben Olmeim, Monnie Skaret, Kermit Knutson, Franklin Noyes, Howard Jorgenson, Kermit Wollan, Arthur Nordberg. Basketball practice wasn't started until Christmas vacation because the new gym wasn't completed until that time. About fifteen men respond- ed to coach Engebretson's call. During the two weeks vacation the practices were supervised by Olaf Engen and Elmer Aalberg. T H E A L U M N I The first game of the season was played with the Alumni. Neither team had benefited from much practice so the game produced an even match. The Alumni had three regulars from last year's squad, Aaberg, Gorder, and Anderson and with Helgeson,Dahlager and Nordberg they composed a strong team. The High School boys, however, held the upper hand throughout the game and the final score was 18-14. STARBUCK INDEPENDENTS The second game was played immediately after vacation with the Bucks . The Bucks had the advantage on account of their many years of experience. The final score was 26-16 in favor of the Independents. On March 12, the Bucks and the High School team again tussled. In this game the high school boys showed their superiority by smothering the Independents by a score of 26-4. The Bucks didn't get a field goal, for every attempt at the High School defense failed. C Y R U S On Jan. 17, Cyrus came here determined to give us a drubbing. This was the first high school competition tackled and the boys had a chance to show their ability. Cyrus was unable to work through the Starbuck defense and were held to one field goal. The final score was 19-5. On Feb. 8, We gave Cyrus a return game at the Cyrus gym. Although handicapped by the low ceiling the final whistle found us at the long end of a 133-0 count. 1 1 illlii fl Q. If if x: fl - I ,l ,,. K' rii' ,. 1 if L. IIN iff if Q Suii,-f' . Ut .fl , Jew M-Ay .4 . J' i L

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