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THE ECHO 19 4 5 Basketball After a highly successful season in baseball, Coach Schoenfeld started basketball practice a few weeks later with the same boys who made up the team last year. The season started out “with a bang,” by winning the first 12 games and ended by winning a total of 20 out of 34. The “Turks” won fourth place in the County Tournament. Sixteen boys made up the squad: two freshmen, four sophomores, five juniors and five seniors; one sopho- more was lost when Harold Van Buren enlisted in the Navy. The “Turks” should have a very good team next year because they will have five juniors back with plenty of experience. The team was ably supported by the three cheerleaders: Myra McMak- in, Evelyn and Dorothy Schwinn. The season was fairly successful but we are hoping for a more success- ful one next year. First row, left to right—Robert Hendershott, Jack McMakin, Robert Huette, Calvin Benson, Gene Gardner. Second row—Mr. Schoenfeld. Coach, John Luick, Gale Bolliger, Kenneth Ruth. Robert Myers, Clinton Koch. Billy Carpenter, Manager. o Third row—Billy Garlish, Louis Woehl, Robert Gibson, Harold Strunk, Allen Oyer. • Page 23
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T H E ECHO 19 4 5 Baseball The baseball season tor 1944 end- ed very successfully with nine wins and no losses. Coach Schoenfeld and the boys worked hard to attain this perfect record. The team was composed of the same members as last year: Bob Hen- dershott, C; Gene Gardner. P: Calvin Benson, 1-B; Harold Hillman, 2-B; Jack McMakin, SS; Clinton Koch, 3-B; Bob Huette, LF; John Luick, CF; Ken- neth Ruth, RF; Harold Strunk and El- wyn Stuber, utility. Missing fi’om last year’s team was Kenneth Hoffman, who moved to Deer Creek. By defeating every team in the league, we became the Corn Belt League Champions. Although six regulars will be lost by graduation, there arc enough good prospects for next year that we will have a very good team. The scores for the season of 1944 are as follows: San Jose 6: Tremont 9. Washburn 6; Tremont 7. Mackinaw 1; Tremont 16. Minier 3; Tremont 15. Mackinaw 6; Tremont 22. Hopedale 3; Tremont 20. Delavan 2; Tremont 4. Armington 1; Tremont 7. Green Valley 0; Tremont 10. First row, left to right—Billy Carpenter, and Billy Garlish, managers. Second row—Harold Hillman. John Luick. Robert Henderschott. Elwyn Stuber. Clinton Koch. Third row—Calvin Benson, Jack McMakin, Kenneth Ruth, Robert Huette, Gene Gardner, Harold Strunk. Mr. Schoenfeld, Coach. Page 24
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