Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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M vs' awww' VINVVIXVXV S f V V wmvvv A ' w5Qj:2A:gfsfs.QQD.e:fgf:,l New - - f ' Q . A A MMVM. VNNNM QA ' BASKETBALL SEASON CONTINUED Tuesday Nite Deer George: Well, here's another sad story. i went with tha boys down to Clinton last nite and we got beet. I think I must be the jinks to those Tigers. They played purtty well tho if they did get beet. At tha half tha score wuz 18 to 13 in favor of them Tigers. And at the third quarter it wuz 22 to 19 in favor of us. Oh! I 'bout forgot the most important part. Ross, he fouled a man on the Clinton team, and tha score wuz tied and about 30 seconds to play and when he- fouled him, he got a free shot and made it and then that darn old whistle blew and the game wuz over. They won 25 to 24. Boy, us Tigers wuz mad but we couldn't help it. I bet tha next game won't be- like this one 'cause us Tigers is gona practice and get good. You better come down and see us play. ' ABIE. Jan. 28 Deer Uncle Ezrie, - Well, ole top i've got some bad news fer you. These Tigers down here: have 11ad a rest fer to weeks and tonite they played Raytown and they got beet 25 to 27. I guess they rested two much. But say, I wished you could have saw tha way that game started off. Wy, jist in a few minutes the score wuz 10 to 3 in favor of the Tigers. I guess them city fellers didn't like the way the 'Iigers wuz treatin 'em 'cause they started makin' baskets and caught up with tha Tigers. And they stayed up with them and at the end of the game they got ahead and beet us 2 points. We'ens didn't like that very well but we couldn't do anything so we had to take it. But we is gonna, do better tha next time. Wait and sea. ABIE. Fridy Nite Deer Ant Luzie: Well, us Tigers went to Lees Summit last nite an we beet them big boys up there. They fouled us for a while but we soon got on to 'em and when we quit playin' the score- wuz 23 to 10 and we wuz a head. They had .a little cracker box court we had to play on but that didn't matter we beet them any way. ABIE. Feb. 4 Dear Hank: Did Paw tell you about us Tigers goin' to Odessa a while back and they beet us? VVell, they come here tonite and boy, we bee-t them. They thought they had the game won before they even played it but we stoped there clock when We did start playin'. When that whistle blowed the score wuz 25 to 18 in us'ns favor. They call themselves Bulldogs but after we got done wit them they looked like pussy cats. ABIE. P. S.-Our next game'll be agin them Colts. VY w Y VV' - rf' N7X'?Y'lY'A'7 sw' Page Ninety-three