Tehachapi High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tehachapi, CA)

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THE TUMAHAWK, l933 B Team - Bnskefball Back row-Fay Adams, Theodore Forester, George Bronson, Eusevio Acedo James Purbaugh. Front row-William Dean, Pete Olive, Francis Wilson. IN the first encounter with Barstow the Bs were defeated, and although the score was against us, our team played exceptionally well, consider- ing that this was the first game of the season. Tehachapi 15, Barstow 26. Tehachapi C233 vs. Lancaster C253 Although the Bs lost this game, they had improved greatly. The game was a tight one. First one, then the other would lead, with neither team showing superiority. Francis Wilson played an exceedingly good game and was high point man. Tehachapi C213 vs. Victorville C173 The B team got its revenge for its two previous defeats. Victorville's strong B team was leading at the half, but we were determined to win and in the second half played an excellent brand of basketball. Tehachapi C213 vs. Lone Pine C183 Both teams started out as if evenly matched, but Lone Pine was destined to lose. Tehachapi played good ball. Tehachapi C213 vs. Victorville C173 In this, one of the scrappiest games of the season, Tehachapi finally turned in a victory in the last minute of play. At first it looked like a runaway game for Victor- m53L pnpnpnixllll FIFTY-ONE

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