Wyoming High School - Roundup Yearbook (Wyoming, OH)

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BASKETBALL Coach Hoover, W. Anderson, H. Brumme, S. Hollaender, R. McGir1z1is, D. Bruce, E. Brownfield fmanagenl G. Naugle, PV. Fought, J. Lewis, xl. Richardson, J. Lippman. The Wy'oming High School basketball team played a fast breaking, high scoring style of ball all year and left new scoring records, the highest point average per game in several years, and the best record ever accomplished in the league by any Wyoming squad. To this team, composed of eight seniors, belongs the outstanding honor of having won I6 of their twenty-one games although they lost out in the semifinals of the district tournament. After losing six of their first ten men of last year, the team came back to retain the RIVIL crown with a league record of ten wins without a single setback. The starting lineup was composed of Scott Hollaender, playing his first year with the varsity, at center, Bill Anderson starting again at forward, Captain Bob McGinnis, playing his third year on the varsity at the other forward postg Captain Dean Bruce, three letter man, at guard and Jack Lippman, also at guard, playing his first year. At the beginning of the season, Roger Wright, Bob Walter, and lvfarvin Smith were on the starting team, but mid-year college entrance and other things reduced the squad to eight members. Therefore, Jack Lewis and Gordon Naugle were brought up from the reserves and played steady ball for the remainder of the year. Walt Faught and Al Richardson also played on the varsity and saw action in most of the games. The team scoring was centered around Bob lX'IcGinnis and Bill Anderson with Hollaender, Bruce, and Lippman occasionally being high point men for the Cowboys. The team started out with nine straight victories before Terrace Park upset our boys, and they finished the season with only four setbacks in the remaining eleven games. They played their final game of the season without the aid of Coach Hoover, but hir. Bradbury took over the team along with his other duties. '

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McGuffeg 29 0. M. I. 30 St. Bernard 22 N. College Hill 25 Reading 23 Loclcland 23 Hartwell 23 0. M. I. 36 St. Bernard 23 Terrace Park 56 Walnut N. College Hill 46 Purcell 52 Reading 43 Lockland 31 Hartwell 36 Norwood 39 Tournament Lockland 30 0xford-Stewart 35 Sharonville 38 Wayne 36 Hills 29