Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

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THERE wERE TWELVE LETTERS GIVEN THESE BEING AS FOLLOWS TO SENIORS Boa WAGGONER, Boa JENNER, WILBUR WAGGONER, EDWARD BRECHWALD DONALD HASH, DAROLD CULP, ALFRED JENSEN AND ELMORE HAVES, TO JUNIORS BILL GILLESPIE AND HARLAN HUGHES, T0 SOPH DMDRES PAUL SWEENEY AND LUVERNE NIELSEN BASKETBALL PETERSON CAME T0 SUTHERLAND FOR THE FIRST GAME SEASON THE TIGERS LoST 23 I5 SUTHERLAND WAS HOST TO CALUMET IN THEIR SECOND WITH CAPTAIN NSCOTCHN WAGGONER MAKING 2I POINTS THE MON 34 22 IN THEIR FIRST CONFERENCE GAME SUTHERLAND LoST 36 24 NSCOTCHN WAGGONER MAKING I5 POINTS wAS HIGH OF THE GAME LOCALS T0 CLEGHORN POINT MAN THE TIGERS JouRNEvED TO MERIDEN IN THEIR LAST GAME BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS Boa WAGGONER'S 24 POINTS SPARKED THE TIGERS TO AN OVERWHELMING 49 27 WIN HSCOTCHN AGAIN PDURED IN 24 POINTS A8 THE ORANGE AND THE TALL ALTA CVCLONES DOWNED THE GAME TIGERS 38 35 IN A CLOSE GAME CULF SGDRED I6 POINTS AND WAGGONER I3 FDR SUTH ERLAND IN THE SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE TDURNAMENT, SUTHERLAND LOST T SIOUX RAPIDS 35 24 IN THE FIRST ROUND Saoux RAPIDS, WHO WON THE TOURNAMENT, AGAIN DEFEATED SUTH ERLAND THE TIGERS WERE HANDICAPPED AS WAGGDNER wAs ON THE BENCH WITH A SPRAINED ANKLE IN A ROUGH GAME HARTLEY GAME CLOSE TO WINNING FROM SUTH E AND, NSCOTCH' SCORED I9 POINTS IN THE 22 2I WIN SANBORN'S BULLDOGS WON FRoM THE TIGERS 34 26 SUTHERLAND WAS NO MATCH FoR SANaoRN'S HEIGHT IN THE 0'BRIEN CouNTv TOURNAMENT, SUTHERLAND BEAT PAULLINA 29 2I IN THE FIRST ROUND AS Boa MAGGONER POURED IN I9 POINTS GAZA'S DEFENDING CHAMPIONS STOPPED SUTHERLAND 29 23 IN THE NEXT GAME IN THE CONSOLATION GAME SUTHERLAND WON A THRILLER FROM SHELDON 30 29 NSCOTCHN BROUGHT HIS SCORING TOTAL IN THE TOURNAMENT TO 53 POINTS AND WAS SELECTED AS ALL COUNTY FORWARD FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN SUCCESSION PAGE 23 , : 3 9 9 . 3 . , , 0 BLACK LIGKED THEIR oLD RIVALS,-PAULLINA, 46-35. O - G RL ' - -

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AURELIA, UNDEFEATED GERS 26 20 AURELIA WAS PRIMHAR, LED BY THE ERLAND THE TICERS LOST IN CONFERENCE PLAY, STDPPED THE CHEROKEE COUNTY CHAMPION HUGHES BROTHERS, TURNED BACK SUTH AN EARLY LEAD AND wENT DOWN 30 2I BILL GILLESFIE'S LAST MINUTE FIELD GOAL GAVE SUTHERLAND A 34 33 VICTJRY DVER PAULLINA THIS WAS THE THIRD TIME THE TIGERS HAD EEATEN THE BLUE AKD WHITE PAULLINA FIVE IN THE FINAL GAME OF THE SEASON SUTHERLAND DRDPPED A THRILLER T0 EVERLV 33 30 THE TIGERS PLAVED GooD BALL UNTIL CDLP, WAGGONER, AND NIELSEN WENT OUT ON FOULSe SUTHERLAND ADVANGED TO THE FINALS IN THE SECTIONAL TOUR NAMENT BY DEFEATING HARTLEY 29 23 AND MARCUS 3I 23 IN THE FINAL GAME, HOWEVER PRIMGHAR STOPPED THE LDGALS 23 32 IN CONFERENCE PLAY THE TIGERS FDR THE WHOLE SEASON THEY woN NINE TEAM ScoRED 560 POINTS WHILE THEIR FINALS IN THE QECTIONAL TOURNAMENT woN TWO GAMES AND LOST FIVE GAMES AND LOST ELEVEN THE OPPONENTS SGDRED 575 POINTS Boa WAGGONER WAS ELECTED CAPTAIN AND SEVEN LETTERS wERE GIVEN THE SENIOR WINNERS wERE BDB WAGGDNER, WILBDR WAGGONER, ALFRED JENSEN, EDWARD BRECHWALD, DAROLD CULP, AND DONALD HASH THE SOPHOMORE WINNER WAS LUVERNE NIELSEN BASEBALL LAST SPRING'S BASEBALL TEAM CAME TPROUGH WITH SEVEN WINS AND FIVE LOSSES THE BEST GAME OF THE SEASON HAS THE CLOSING TILT WITH PAULLINA LDRNE JOINES' GOOD PITDHING AND WILBUR WAGGONER'S TIMELY HIT WITH THE BASES LOADED IN THE SIXTH INNING WON FOR SUTHERLAND 2 I LETTERMEN WERE WAYNE HAKE MAN, HAROLD HAKEMAN, LORNE JOINES, DONALD WAGGDNER AND MARVIN AMENDT SENIDRS BOB WAGGONER, DONALD OLHAUSEN, WIL SUR WAGGONER, AND DONALD HASH JUNIORS AND BILL GILLESPIE SDPHDMDRE. HAROLD HAKEMAN NAS ELECTED CAPTAIN. THIS YEAR'S TEAM WILL BE FAIRLY STRONG IN ALL DEPART UENTS, EXCEPT PITCHING THERE ARE FIVE LETTERMEN RETURNING AND RESERVES THAT DIDN'T QUITE MAKE A LETTER T0 FILL OTHER POSITIONS. PAGE 25 TI- - 1 I , -L O THEY WON THIRD PLACE IN THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT AND WENT TO THE H 0 a