Waterville High School - Tetonka Yearbook (Waterville, MN)

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ge new P' The next two games were with ont- gorngry which Waterville lost 19 to 10 and 18 to . In the District Tournament at Owaton- na, Waterville was defeated 35 to 10. Captain Bunn and Petersen were put out of the game on four personal fouls in the last quarter. The game was fast and well played despite the score in favor of the opponents. Five Regulars Graduate The District Tournament was the last High School basket ball game for five of the regular players. Lyle Spake, veteran of three years, and one of the fastest forwards ever produced by Waterville, graduates this year. He scored a total of 75 points during the regular season. Walter Kanne, playing his first year on the regular team, also graduates. He was a 1 I .-- , fast forward in spite of his lack of regular ex- perience, and scored 40 points during the sea- son. Royal Petersen, center, also a veteran of three years, will graduate. He was a good, steady player and dependable at all times for good floor work. Francis Bunn, Captain, played running guard position and handled it well. He is a veteran of three years and could be depended upon for both good offensive and defensive work. Maurice Penfield, a veteran of two years, was standing guard and handled his position well. He was dependable at all times. All the boys must be given credit for the good sportsmanship they displayed and the fine school spirit which they helped to create as members of our Boy'sxBasket Ball Team.