Stigler High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Stigler, OK)

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v rvqvwvrw 'fr' 1 :Z Q7 5 ' Tgw F'1' ' 'I 'Wy'-4' gi'-'vrwy'-.w'-1'L'fPEl1s?A, -'Ax' ,. q-2,s51'u51gl-. 42 l - 5 ll UI- G1 ,Q if W , 1' 9 I Lf' .. .mmmu W1-X ' 'fps' 1 ' Q , -'i rn mnuk 1. . vc L . 1 X 9 X' REVIEW OF THE SEASON T the close of the football season Coach H111 sounded the first call for basketball and fifteen men answered the call by being on the court at the first practice among build his team He started the boys off with llght practice but cont1nued to make the practice more stren uous, and after two weeks of pract1ce Coach Hill showed that h1s team had the ability to play basketball by trouncmg the American Legion team of St1gler 41 to 31 We next met the strong Warner Agg1e team on our own court and after a thrilling fimsh the Agg1es beat us 41 to 36 The followmg weeks the Bokoshe boys were our visitors, and although they had a good record when they a1r1ved here, they went home with the l1ttle end of a 53 to 20 score Next came Qumton and took us by surprise by beating us 44 to 26 1n a roughly played game The Haskell County Teachers were our next opponents and we defeated them 45 to 22 in a hard fought game February 2nd, the Crowder C1ty boys motored over to annex another to their long string of v1ctor1es vxhxch had already reached twelve with no defeats But to their surprise the Stlgler team showed that they were super1or to the Pittsburg County team 1n every department of the game and admimstered the first defeat of the season to the Crowder boys by the score of 31 to 25 them Coach H111 found only two veterans from wh1ch he had to After playmg such a strong game agalnst Crowder the Stxgler fans felt confident the home boys would beat the Bacone Indlans But the Indian boys were also confident of wmmng and won by 35 to 21 In this game the score was tied seven dnferent tunes during the game and Stigler led at the end of the first half. But only to be overcome in the last half. The Haskell County Pedagogues came back for another game, this time to get revenge for their previous defeat. But they were again beaten by 43 to 28. Then came the Keota cagers, who had won fame all over the state by their long string of victories. They defeated us 33 to 9 and 69 to 20 here. Our last game was with Claremore at the Tahlequah tournament. In this game Stigler was weakened very much by the loss of Scott and Capt. Wadley from the line-up, and we were defeated 28 to 13. TRACK '23 Although this Annual goes to press before the county track and field meet, the Stigler team should win by a large margin over Keota and' other schools of the county. The team consists of Grubs, Curry, Ratteree, Reid, Rose, K. Wadley, Ross, Moss G. Wadley, and Fannin. M Q 4 A U ff,, 'jx .-1, - . . 1 nh. ' ' ' .'alllIlllllllllllllllllIllIllIllHIIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf' 'illlllllllllllllllltllllllllllIllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll I 'v ' ' , l V 4 1 .1 A I V. . Jlllk , A 41, 5 A H ft 'A ' X , xii! 1 u. ' Y 1 A 11 yi- . ,W ,..w A ...vi I . f a. l nA ' ' , Y , . . . . I Y . , . . Y , N H il M ll -Veg F- u u u n on u u in 1'IlmnmumlImnmumnmlIHm,muu,m,mm,uma 41' llllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllf' v M' v PAGE Slrn' EIGHT - n

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