Washington High School - Anvil Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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KQQQQ bi CUZ SPUIUI SNIANSI P Sportsmanshup ns the quality whrch makes one want to compete fanrly ln any type of competrtuve endeavor Even In war tne bloodaest form of com petltlve actlvnty known to man sportsmanshup plays an Important part For example on the fneld of battle when a wounded enemy soldrer IS discovered he us usually given meducal care and other atd that he mlght neenl Thus us sportsmanship ln war there are certain agreements known as gentlemen s agreements which deal wtth falr play and sportsmansnlp When one court try breaks one of these agreements an theur conduct of warfare they are poor soorts and are usually dealt wlth as such So It goes In games as football baseball bas' etball races and etc When a person fouls an opponent he IS penalized b potnts o by b ng ut manshap A soortsmanluke attntude between members of thc same team IS quute necessary IH reachlng the goal they are strv ng toward When one member of a team dees somethung dunng a game merely to draw attent on to has own play ng or skrll at the game thereby obstructing the common effort he ns shownng lack of sportsmanshup Many games have be n lost rust be cause of thus lt IS often eas er to wan a game when the rules of good sports manshnp IS observed Therefore that among other equally moortant reasons as why sportsmanshlp IS so strongly stressed by coaches Just as nt makes a great contrubutaon to these games soortsmanshup also makes a noteworthy contrrbutlon to life the greatest game of all The world IS but a bug fleld on whlch thus game rs benng played da ly Sportsmanshlp makes no less great a contrrbutlon to our dally lnves than ut does ID com petltlve Sports 74 39394 74 T1 4, 1 N1 W N1 t X A A A U c TI . . , , . . l - . , ,, , ,, . . . . , , 1 5 T I I Q I I ' , ' Z Y A , r Qi D out of the game. An intentional foul denotes a very definite lack of sports- Q ' ' ' . A , , 4 A Q . - . . g , , - ' I n , .

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VARSITV BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row Coach Pack Kugar Medonlc Martell Boryla Bottom Row Chuck: Hardy Jones Holland RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row Coach Pack Soter ldzkowoskl Carullo Vrcelj Vargo Bottom Row Morlss J Platls Molodet C Platls Daronatsy BXSREFBAIL The Washlngton Senators basketball team games and losing eleven but their poor record does not show the tlght and splrlt the boys dns played throughout the season The scores ot the games will attest thus tact tor most of the games were close The Senators scored a total ot 662 pornts whale thelr opponents scored 65l pounts The reason for the many losses was due to the lack of effnclency at the tree throw lane The team rnlssed on an average ot 50 per cent of their throws un each game The varslty squad under the able leadership of Coach Joseph Pack Included tive sensors John Zatran Alex Chuck: Howard Holland Henry Kugar and Henry Zawacku two junlors Henry Hardy and Vince Borylla and two sopho rnores Ed Martell and Nick Medonrc Coach Pack shrtted the lnne up back and forth all durung the season un hopes ot tnndlng a good txrst fave Hls best quintet proved to be Borylla Holland Kugar Chuck: and Zawackl The two most conslstent players throclghout the season were Vince Borylla and Howard Holland Hugh point men for the year were Borylla Holland and Kugar l T T r , . J . . . I . . . went through a rather poor season,w1nnnng eight , , I , A I ' . l , I I 7 - ' f I ' I I I ' , U A A I , v I I , , LS

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72W Q7 ' Am fum Nw BASEBALL Top Row Vrcelj Butts Levy Kugar Bablnec Chuck: Second Row Mr Schwelngruber Whlte Johnson Jones Thlrd Row Vela Lucas Ellsh Mold Bottom Row Balog Lee Platus Hlad Spornxck Hayes BASEBALL A call for candldates for the Washington base l-all team was sssued un March by Coach Adolph of last year s stars and also many new players Although several of our last year s team were lost In graduation they should be easuly replaced by the hard fmghtlng players from the natnonal champlonshup Ameracan Legucn team A few of the regulars return ng from last year s team are R T Johnson catcher George Elush and Hank Kugar pltchers Frank Lucas second baseman Charles Spornuck Erwan Jones and Raul Morales who played nn the fleld L49 The team may be slightly handxcapped by the loss of Joe Dupay who has been the star thlrd Many of the schools ln the NIHSC conference have discontinued baseball for the duration but the Senators wall continue to play ball and wxll have a full schedule of games The few remain Inq schools In the conference are Roosevelt Whntlng Clark and Tolleston Even though there are many disadvantages the Senators will prove to b a tough team to beat thus year MW, ' If 1 ' ' T t v - ' T ' - :V A : .v .' 1 - v I v I 1' I . v y I ' 3 v v U ' f - I : I I Y Y 7 ' I Schweingruber, a call which brought forth many baseman for two years. I I I ' I I 5 . ' I I ' ' ' D I I I .I I I I Q V . U , 2 , . . o i0