Walton High School - Candle Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Akron, 285 Walton, 48. VValton started the new year out right by upsetting the Akron live in a fast game at Walton. Wash. Twp., 21g Walton, 24. VValton journeyed to VVash. Twp. to keep their new year's resolution. tlaving a hard game the following night, the seconds played most of the game. Windfall, 425 Walton, 50. This was the game everyone longed for. lt was one of the hardest games of the season. A great number of fans from Walton witnessed the game. Y. America, 19, Walton, 36. Y. America came over to repeat the game previous. Walton wanted re- venge and got it easy. The score at the half was 11-9. Royal Center, 18, Walton, 58. Royal Center awaited for VValton to enter so they could get revenge for their former defeat. They were wonderfully surprised when the game was over. ' Camden, 29, Walton, 31. VValton journeyed through rain to visit their last year's Coach, Mac thought he had,a surprise for them, but when the game was over, VValton was ahead. The score was nearly even all through the game. Kewanna, 153 Walton, 33. The Fulton County Champions and Vkfalton met at Grass Creek to decide who was the best. Walton had two injured men and a sick coach, but came out winner under these difficulties. t St. Mary's 203 Walton, 38. The coach took the boys to invade his old team. The players expe- rienced a lot of Irish fight from the other side but all' came out in VValton's favor. The boys had some real fun as well as good basket ball knowledge on this trip. Camden, 315 Walton, 29. Camden came to Walton to give the VValton bunch a real game. Both teams were eager to win but Walton did not put out much for the Sectional was the next Friday night. Pane Sixty-two

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'T Basketball Schedule for 192741928 Onward, 313 Walton, 44. The boys opened the season with a fast game at Onward on Oct. 28. livery player looked good for his First game. Kewanna, 153 Walton 31. The school that Mr. Hoover taught last year came over to VValton. Both teams had a hard time getting started but W'alton came out on top. Y. America, 26, Walton, 22. Nothing much to say about this game and a lot too. The team experi- enced a rough game and finally met their lVaterloo. The second team finished the rough and tumble game. Bunker Hill, 113 Walton, 43. Our neighbors came over to see whether their team was as good as ours, but soon found out it wasn't. Score at the half was 17-5. Galveston, 355 Walton, 38. The boys invaded the Galveston camp and was going strong with a new defense, until Galveston got hot, This nearly lost the game for Walton. Galveston led at the half, 19-17. Wash. Twp., 173 Walton, 44. Wash. Twp. journeyed to XValton to take home the small end of the score. The boys gave up the light in the first half. ' Windfall, 32g Walton, 41. Mr. Benson, the.Principal, brought down his squad and Coach to show Walton what they could do. Both teams played a hard and clean game. Akron, 34g Walton, 56. ' The boys went to Akron to gain new acquaintance. They exhibited some good basket ball and returned home with aim accomplished. Galveston, 183 Walton, 56. Galveston visited Walton expecting to get revenge for the game over at Galveston. Both teams fought hard and was a better game than the score shows. Royal Center, 339 Walton, 47. VValton's old rivals came down to see what kind of a team VValton had. They found that NValton had the best. Onward, 29, Walton, 65. Our next door neighbors came over and put up a good light against the Walton boys. They returned home without the bacon. Punt' Sl.:-tgu-our

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