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Basketball Schedule Cards beat out an impressive 93-45 vistory. Schmidt held scoring' honors with four buckets and four free throws for a total of 12 points. JAN. 21 - OWEN AT THORP. The Thorp Cards finally got back on Victory trail as they cemented their hold on the second place lead in the Eastern Cloverbelt conference. Although Owen lead at the end of the first period by a 4 point margin, the Cards out-scored them in every other quarter to beat out a 72-55 victory. Hansen again led in total points with 23 points. JAN. 24 --THORP AT GREENXVOOD. Meeting the Greenwood quint for a second time this season, the Cards turned the tables on them to come out with a victorious 51-60 score. Although our Cards trailed by 2 points at the half, the well-placed shots of Gordie Hansen, Rex Schmidt, and Don Soderberg brought Thorp another victory. Hansen was high with 18 points. JAN. 28-NEILLSYILLE AT THORP. In this game the Cards defeated Neillsville for the second time in the season, by a 72-44 score. The Cards were out in front by one point at the close of the first quarter. The score was tied 28-all at the halftime. In the last two quarters, the Cards outscored the Neillsville quint by a large margin. Don Soderberg took scoring honors with 23. A - Q FEB. 4-THoRP AT WITHEE. The Cards upheld their winning streak to defeat Withee 70-86. Hansen, with 30 points, led our team to an easy victory. The game was not in much doubt, as Thorp led by a sub- stantial margin at the end of each quarter. FEB. 8-ALTOONA AT THoRP. Though the Cards led by 4 points, 16-12, at the close of the first 8 minutes of play, the Railroaders had gone ahead by a 31-33 score at the half-time. The second half was a hard-fought de- fensive battle, but Altoona proved to be too much for the Cards. The game ended with Thorp on the short end of a 63-80 score. The highlight of the game was Gordie Hansen who hit for 33 points. FEB. 10 - THORP AT STANLEY. Although the boys went into this game ready to fight their hardest, they found it quite difficult to overcome a stiff Stanley de- fense. The Cards led briefly in the opening moments, but the Orioles out-scored them in every quarter to de- feat our team 87-62. Don Soderberg scored 19 points. FEB. 15-WISCONSIN RAPIDS AT THORP. In this, the last scheduled game of the season, the Cards did not find it too difficult to defeat Assumption High School 87-60. Thorp took the lead early in the first quarter and stretched this lead to come out victorius. Hansen and Soderberg led Thorp with 24 and 29 points respectively. l Burl-c Rout Von-'li 'llctziii-r, Roger Podliolzi. Russell Bozirdmziii, Hzirolil Hzillnngcr, Ricliard f'zubzikowski, Dale Hokkzincn. jznnes Uberlc, Gordon Ficliniidi, Brian Hciizlriks, Voacli liripcutrog. lfront Row: lie-itli filassliof. Leo Baldi-scliwiler, fierzild Rozirllmmi, lhiiiiel XYiiigei', Vliester' Przyliylski, David 'l'ccl:iw, Paul llzirycki, jfiliiv lilouflzi, Artliui' Alger. B TEAM The 1954-55 B -Squad, under the fine coaching of Mr. Gripentrog, ended the season with a highly impressive record. Many of the games were close, but it seems that the B-Team's last quarter rallies saved the day for them. Since many of the B-Team players have experience on the A-Squad and will soon be permanent members of that team, it seems safe to say that we will have a well-trained and experienced' squad to occupy the vacated positions on the A-Squad in the future. Congratulations to Coaches Tetzner and Gripentrog and the members of both squads on a job well done. fkppositc Page: Don Sodcrbcrg, Ricliic Alger, Gordie Hansen, John Maier, Rich jarficki, ,lim Winger, Rex Schmidt, jim Schauer, Bill Harycki, Dave Guell. Page Fifty-foiii'
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