Wharton High School - Echo Yearbook (Wharton, OH)

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ers .made provisions for the boys .togtystay over night. Mr? Raymond Cole, vvho W'as'1fortrierg,, ly' coach '.atlWhafton, is coachrat, Fairfield. The neictiday on our- journey hoinegwe caXi'1ef'byix a different .route through 'Akron.t Here wejsaftv many. hugeastacks bl old rife5'T.x.gna flnanywy other iriterestingsightsf We vvon over Sycamore 40 to 517fand isaiem' 21 to 20..iWe .lwereidiei feated'-by Forest in a thriller to 40. We were behind to '20 at the end' ofithe Qgrdquar-Q ter. In the last quarter Wharton turned on the heatiiarid scored tvveiity' pointsj Forest only scored eight points. Wharton in the first half only scored ten pointsgvvhile Forest scored- twenty points. .V A we N g Q . At the county tournament held at Nevada We were successful in our threegames handle became the tournament champs. Our first game wasfivith Sycainorel 'This wadifa 've'liYQgfi'closc1'W game of 30 to 28. Wharton's points were distributed evenly in both halvesqbut .Sycamclie-5 scored more in the first half. -. 4 D Q A. ,Styli A gi' Y. Our next game fwas with Marseilles. The odds were great that Marseilles would The boys went to Nevada with their heart setjbn winning. Marseilles' strongfg man, 'Wilbursgf Hensel, looked very bad when Freddy- 'Corbinglhelviihim down to a loiv scoreilibf only 'Qnirie points: he usually made twenty or more. Oiir Winning' by only one point made fthe Agamel' very exciting for both spectators and players. 'Q ll , ' I A I -iqh y ,H Our -last game in the tournament was with McCntchenville. At the ilffof their quarters 'Scutch 'wasin the lead by 6. to 3.vAj the.ihgal'f'thegscorevvas 16 to l2,' 'at rhgezrljgff quarter, 22k to 19, all in Wharton's favor. Whartonl stayed the lead forthe restfdfilae game. Theifinal score was 36,to -34. g ' M 3 ' - fr N, .T ' Wharton-'s team of 41-42 only had one letter man,,Fred Corbin. It was t.1gelfrg15.e',ghar.f, brought these' ,boys through. 'They ldid notigivetuplvvhen were behiifd: trying and were victorious in the end, Along with the fighting spirit of the team came the expert coaching of Eugene Zuber and the accurate records kept by the manager, Garold Suber. r va 'lr i' i' Results of Games Played Wharton ..... 13 Nevada .................. 6 Wharton .............. 37 Nevada ............... Wharton ...... .... 1 3 Marseilles ...... .., 26 Wharton ........ 32 McCutchenville Wharton ..... ...... 2 5 Eden .................... 1 7 Wharton ..... 1 S Marseilles ........... Wharton ..... ...... 1 4 McCutchenville' .... 18 Wharton ..... 47 Eden ............... Wharton ..... ...... 3 1 Harpster .............. 26 Wharton ..... 23 Fairfield .... Wharton ..... . ..... 26 Salem .................. 28 lWharton ...... . ..... 2 Harpster ..... ....... . Wharton ..... 47 M. T. Blanchard 33 Wharton ...... 40 Sycamore Wharton ....... ....... 3 6 Vanlue .................. 25 Wharton ...... 40 Forest ..... . ' Wharton .............. 21 Salem ....... .... 2 0 Tournament Games U . Wharton . .... ...... 3 0 Sycamore .............. 28 Wharton ..............,. 23 'Marseilles L.: 2-' I Wharton .............. 36 McCutchenville .... 34 I Bascom Tournaments-- Wharton - ..... 30 Lucas ......... , .......... 22 Wharton .............. ' 20 Forest ...... Points Scored By Each Player Name Goals' Fouls Fouls Total Royal Kear 12 ' 11 , 4 Missed Made Points Anthony Lazza 3 8 ' 2 h , Carlos Baker 12 .7 1 11 Frederick Corbin 58 27 39 155 Donald Plotts 2 2 4 Earl Stumpp 52 31 22 126 ' Donald Shane 3 1 2 Marion McEvoy 37 14 12 86 i Harry Cole , 1 0 .el 'Carl Pever 16 14 8 40 Russell Southward 0 ' 0 0

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.aaa ,,,, VARSITY . Ist. row-Carlos Baker, Marion McEvoy, Ear! Stumpp, Fred Corbin, Royal Kezzr and Carl Pever. A Znd. row-Garold Suber, Anthony Lazza, Donald Shane, Russell Southward, Donald Plotis. Harry Cole and Mr. Zuber. I Q , 3 so fit.. y BOYS' BASKETBALL REVIEW ' ' During the year of 19414194-2,.the boys' basketball team had-a total ofl23 games to play. They wonx5l5 of the 23 games played. This year the team will lose seven of. their men by graduation. They are as follows: Carl Pever, Frederick Corbin, Marion McEvoy, Royal Kear, Anthony Lazza, Harry Cole and Russell Southward. n - ' Our boys were successful in 'the first game with Nevada 13 to 6. This started them off with confidence in themselves. In thekthird gameb they were defeated by the fast Marseilles five, 26 to 13. In their fourth gafde they were successful again by defeating Eden 25 to 17. They 'were again successful by defeating Sycamore 29 to 23. In our next game Salem def feated us by a score of 28 to 26. We were also idefeated' by McCutchenville 18 to 14. We then won four more games, I-Iarpster 31 to 26, Mtg Blanchard 47 to 33, Vanlue 26 to 23. Nevada 37 to 13. After losing to McCutchenville 43 to 32 and Marseilles 30 to 18, we won over Eden 47 to 8. Our seiond game with' I-Iarpster was forfeited because they didnot want to play on our floor. Consequently this made us the Winner, 2 to 0. We then jour- neyed to Fairfield and lost 26 to 23. Our losing was probably due to the long journey to Columbiana. Although we lost, every one .had a good time. The Fairfield players and teach-

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