Wawaka High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Wawaka, IN)

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THE NET SEASON AT A GLANCE ' On Saturday night, November 1, the Warriors were generous hosts to the Albion Trojans. After 32 minutes of very exciting and fast play, the Warriors found themselves on the short end of a 40-38 score. Fulford started the season off with a bang by garnering honors for the evening with 19 points. Topeka was next to meet the Warriors. There was a hectic battle before the visitors lost their scalp to the tune of 45-39. Frick and Fulford led Wawaka with 19 and 18 points, respectively. In the same week, at Ligonier, Wawaka put on a fine exhibition to beat the Red Raiders, 46-35. Wawaka traveled to Rome City and stopped the unbeaten Romans with a jolt, 41-27. Fulk snagged several long shots against Cronwell and thereby helped defeat the Spartans, 46-25 Wawaka played host to a big LaGrange team on November 21. The lead changed hands frequently, but the local quintet ca.me out on top, 52-46. Fulford had a great night by scorch- ing the nets with 30 points. At Brighton, the Warriors whipped the Wildcats 52-26. Every- one had the range. On December 5, Wawaka' went to Wolf Lake for a seeming football game. There was a total of 62 fouls called in the fracas. Wawaka lost 4 men via the personal route, but managed to win 50 - 39. In the County Tournament, Wawaka was glad to have another crack at Albion. It was an exciting game and although the lead see-sawed back and forth, Wawaka was on the wrong end when the gun went off. Albion won, 39-38. Again the Spartans bowed to Wawaka after challenging the locals for the first half and then losing ground the second half. Wawaka's victory was 46-31. In a similar manner, the Topeka Bears fell before the Warriors at Honeyville, 47-33. Frick cashed in 22 points. Wawaka's third defeat of the season was by no one but the Albion Trojans. They' must be a jinx! Wawaka led at the half, but slowed up in the last quarter while Albion speeded on to a 4-7-40 win. Ligonier played host to the Big-4 tourney and also walked off with top honors. Wawaka drew and defeated Cromwell in the first game, 45-28. Ligonier defeated Wolf Lake to get to the Finals. Ligonier was hotter than Wawaka and played a good brand of ball to defeat the Warriors, 37-34. Wawaka was not without a trophy, for jirn Fulford carried home the K .1 ' ,A by ' if ' T, , of WA L S W O R T H Ltthognp l I-:und by WALIIOITII llD'l'I'Illl! u...,.u.... nn... u. 1. A.