Tyler County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Middlebourne, WV)

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TYLER ECHOE Basketball Left to right: Front row Carlton Baker, Howard Pyle, Ralph Smith, Robert Underwood, Back row Coach Paul Christie, Charles Smith, Eward Allen, Lester Barnhart, Manager, Thomas Maple, Assistant Manager. January 4 Jan ary 5 January 8 January 12 January 15 January 22 January 29 January 51 February l Bristol Pennsboro Sletersville Salem West Union Cairo Bristol Cairo Pine Grove THE 1954-35 SEASON 28 Tyler 69 Tyler 55 Tyler 47 Tyler 52 Tyler 21 Tyler 25 Tyler 21 Tyler 50 Tyler 50 February 6 February 8 February 14 February 16 February 16 February 22 February 16 February 21 February V155 Wendell Baker, Robert Doak, Edward Virden, 4 Harrieville 19 7 Salem 42 8 Reader 27 15 Pennsboro 56 15 Reader 52 19 Harrisville 24 22 Sistersville 44 25 Pine Grove 51 26 West Union 42 Jackson. Charles Tyler 20 14 Tyler 55 Tyler 12 Tyler 28 Tyler 25 Tyler 21 Tyler Tyler 19 Tyler 19

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TYllil2 IICHOES Football Left to right: Front row Ralph Ashenhart, Frederick Henthorne, Ralph Smith, William Tustin, Ingram Morgan, Robert Jackson, Robert Underwood, William Long. Second row Wendell Baker, Lawrence Haught, Denver Hughes, David Spencer, Howard Pyle, Edward Virden, Eward Allen, Carlton Baker, Alden Bullman. Third row Charles Ferrell, Parl Lemasters, Clarence Duckworth, Norman Lemasters, Lionel Underwood, Wayne Wells, Gerald Grimes, Bayard Sweeney, Charles Smith. Back row Charles Barnhart, Assistant Manager, Coach Paul Christie, Manager, Roy Glover. TH 1934-55 SEASON September 28 October 5 October 12 October 19 October 27 November 2 November 9 November 16 Pennaboro St. Mirye Magnolia Salem West Union Slstersville Pullman Tanner 1955 CCance1ledl Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler

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1--Y-THERE? EQQJEEEES---431, IR' TYL.EfL'1934-35 SEASON Our football team certainly showed a marked improvement over last year's recordg not only in games won, but in spirit and teamwork. ' Last year, it will be remembered, Tyler won only one game, 6-O, with Salem, whereas this season she has scored vie tories over Salem and Tanner, and has held most of her other opponents to low scores. ' 'In the opening game with Pennsbore, Tyler was held score visitors to the 14 points they less, but managed to limit the gained in the first quarter. ' At St. Marys, in the game Pleasants countians scored in which Morgan was injured, 57 points, as well as holding the local boys scoreless. The Magnolia team, always the considered too strong for us, not only prevented us from scoring, but also scored 40 points for themselves. ' Tyler certainly surprised Salem to the tune of 15-O, one 40 and one BO yard run, each scoring a touchdown. The West Union tilt wasn't so good. Thirty-one to O in favor of the Doddridge County boys was the final result. Penalties: W,U. -- 126 yardsg Tyler -- O. S1stersv1lle's score against the Red and Black men was a pleasant surprise to the local fans. Fourteen to noth- ing was not so bad against the ancient rivals. The Tanner contest was a good closing for this season. The win was 15-O, in favor of the home boys. sl nl u ng u :L x QL J: J wr W 55 w m wr .. 11' 1. fr .5 K Those lost to the team when the season opens next fall. will be: Ralph Ashenhart, Fredrick Henthorne, Ralph Smith, Bill Tustin, Ingram Morgan, Robert Jackson, and Robert Under- wood. the Not only their loss will cause a temporary decrease in strength of the '55 squad, but also their spirit will be missed. A Tyler's basketball season this year showed considerable improvement over lest year's record, not only in games won, but in improved team work and better cooperation. In contrast to last year's no-win season, Tyler won four games on the 1955 schedule, Of the nine opposing teams, each of which was played twice, were three who far outranked the Red and Black men in size, strength, and in playing ability.