mee —--— z= Wildcat Basketball Team Gets Set ee tee Cage Season WO agreeing Se aie nee re on Tests Sennen ee ag © \ | aA Weber's basketball program will get- under way Friday, Nov. 24, against the BYU Frosh Springville, Coach Swenson announced. squad at. Reed The team is making gress under the Knute pte steady pro- watchful eyesof ei: Mr. Swenson in the daily drills held the attitude of the in suit this year. pleased with voys who are stowly the outstanding casba pershow beginning to are formers will entire’ squad ‘through. * The make the trip to Springville to give i tr mene at asketball Re competition. — Im DO Outlook Good for Team Things are looking good for the team this year and the entire student body is hoping for a repeat ,performance of last year’s terrific ‘team. ; It will take plenty of good mate'riai to floor a team equal te the 1949-50 team. They scored first. place in the I.C.A.C. conference. first in the Region Four, competing ‘with schools from the Intesmoun‘tain area, and then they went to the Nationals at Hutchinson, Kan... and walked off with sixth place in the entire Nation. Outlook rt ed e proving: Outstanding Performers Last Year The outlook for basketball this Season looks rather bright with re-_ : Z Petite Elaine Barker E looking in at basketball practice upon | the size of Martin Steele, (left) and Bill Hull, who both hit over the 65 marker. bers chances admired Needless to say, these boys are really going to help Wethis year. | Nae Weber | gymnasium at 4: Ae Showing a aaa anes eae _perth on the first term in the conference and Region. This year’s team will have more height than any for several seasons Wil i ] deals Ogden £ Big Upset ; Ga . me Wash.. Dec. shees Canines ROEANER pene by Os VOL. : é “_QOAKh B2oorr 61 The Wildcats led at halftime 30 to 20. 3 Sine eee : ae wth right Weber cats GTFP 2 Weber Weber points Has may Good 7 will have some to walk off with on | 53212Hulle P5201161 = ‘Totals = basketball rd t honors again ease | should Jan. Jan. | Venport:. Gentes, Obani, Comb | pee Sice, CKS, USAC, ‘4 frosh, and Boise will furnish the , Opposition for the Wildcats. ee tea = ee Jan. | 1? BD.AL., for this y | year fol- 11—Weber at College ‘of Idaho, Caldwell. 42—Weber at Clark College, Van Couver, Wash. 18—Weber at Vanport lege, Portland. Oregon. Col- tralia, Wash. 16—Webtr at Olympic College, Bremmerton, Wash 18--Weber at Mt. V eean 19—Weber at Everett Jr. 20—Weber at Yakama Jr. College, Everett, Wash. Yakama, 23—Weber at Wash. Compton at 12-18—Weber vs. Boise at 18-19—Weber vs. SICE at 26-27—Weber vs. at Weber. Albion, Idaho. Rexburg, Idaho. ; Ricks BeWeber. Se — po on, for Weber. in Planned demonstrations good at Cedar City, Utah. | Jan. 8—Weber vs. U.S.A.C. Frosh at Logan. ; Such teams as Clark, Vancouver, Peat ——_ Schedule schedule College, Dec. excellent chances be evident on game nights. ie esata t| = ~-20 231151 4 Dee. the. cityity fans and all ini all some mefinofine Kuhnhauser,c 0 100) ree 3 rene Beara: Good aeguerte rens,¢ $208 . Bas ry Dec. _ Chance trot a team very Dee. 14—Weber at Centralia, Cen1 ac The Weber coaches have outlined 0 . " ees | Dec. Meee Butkovich,t 03 0 0} tea 4 Barberton gy idehee heme ? 6 0 0 0 Beech,f’ Dec. Stone, the Intermountain basketball races. a$004 Wane’ if | ! and several other Woods,f 6 3 315) ree Dec. plenty of good shooters and some outstanding floor men. If the team. stacks up the way it looks, Weber Copley,f 3 428 0 0 4 Ashby.g Dec. | | floor to equal the sparkling casba time entralia Collere. Glen Ashby, LeRoy Wayment passing the 6’5 looking Nov. 24—-B.Y.U. Frosh at SpringVille. | excellent cage artists this year. ; Glen McIntyre, Larry Woods,; Keith Downs, Marv Steele, Don Dinsdale, are Basketball Schedule 1950-51 | : eac “ Ee: £00 0 Harris,g The lows: | panna outsiere tau eon showing Pp y peeced nine and Slayden registered with 13 led the locals, The teams meet a second noe tonight. Fellow Teammates Sherm , eats hip. the | The Sophs have turned out some | trim- Here ast ment, took man and the share of the should fall toward Hull. 15 (Special) Weber college registered victory number two, as against two eke on her current basketball to 51. artin Steele, both markers, | the Swenson coached machine ing great possibilities with his dead‘ly hook shots, tip-ins and control i of the boards. He handles his six foot five frame very good for a big . CENTRALIA, who champions “Big Bill” Hull, a former team | mate of Harbertson, is also show- S = First Tigers, Eight _ entralia In high — atMartithe Wildcat lair. Bili : Hullhe and@’5 teel th He pulled down an all-State spot ' hi F Pp ast year while performing for the aS All-American accurate shooting and all-around | field play, Bob Harbertson looks like he’ll aid the Wildcats cause | last 5 an team of; the . conference... and: the Region. Keith Sewell also won a eae uchWeberduring, tie (course: of: the’ leavy schedule. biti boasted of —~ On the squad last year by the name of Darrell ‘Tucker, a hard driving, Sharp shooting little Freshman. Tucker also placed on the honor turners and new-comers making a; good showing for Head Coach Reed | Knute Swenson at the daily drills held in the out the opportunity to work them against mat . The first cut has been made and f B is well Swenson and practice ing cee, Over thirty at the school gym. cage artists turned out for the open- Feb. 9-10—Weber Weber. vs. | Ricks as | | Feb. |} Feb. 24-Weber vs. U.S.A.C. Frosh ! 16-17—Weber at Boise. Boise at at Logan. | March 1-2-3 — N.J.C.A.A. 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