Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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S ,f-s.. 1 OQQC2-OOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000 0 0000 000 O OOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQA 10 THE CRIMSON .-XXII iYlll'l'l'l May, 1926 The team started oti' with a bang after about a week's practice, but the gun was pointed the wrong way and we went down to defeat before Ply- mouth. The next start was equally unsuccessful, but when we got into the new gym the team started and won victory after vietory, losing one now and then to keep from getting perfect. Our basketball team was eomposed of ten men, seven of them letter men from last year. Bohn, the captain and one of the forwards led the team through the season with the skill of a professional and when a basket was needed he was very reliable and every game would find him sinking in some points. Our other forward on the first team was Brown. He could slip them a defense with perfeetion and was a great help in working the ball BASKl+lTBAl .L 1 925-1926 through any kind of a defense. He collected his quota of points every game and is figuring on going thru an even more sueeessful season next year. Red at eenter was high point man, collecting about H0 points this season, not quite equaling his reeord of last year. 'l'he guards Rudasill and Zink did some wonderful work on the floor this year, sometimes eorering three or four men while the front line defense was coming back to their aid. These two lnen proved to he the long shot artists of the team, especially Rudy, while Zink would get points hy breaking fast down the center of the floor. The other team whieh played games on their sehedule turned out about equal to the first team. Uarpenter at renter with Smith and Nl'illiams forward and Richards and Foreaker at guard kept the first team plugging to be kept from being pinched. After loosing a game the first team would continue to get drubbing after druhbing from the second team till they grew tired and then they would proceed to wallop the next team that came along. Both teams were good and only the eoach can tell you whieh was the best. Through his efforts we brought home a banner from the county tournament. Bowling Green was an upset and the team was so angry they turned around and wiped up Attica in their own little gym, proving that we still had some pep and could fight. Mr. Dickson nmst be given credit for turning out such a team and keeping them from going stale for this year we had the biggest schedule ever known to VV. H. S. and it wasn't a failure either, but a success. 000000000000OOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO