The Past Season in Basket Ball The gameness, team work, and the way the team took defeat was so pronounced that even our opponents expressed their admiration. At Provo we heard the following: "Those Weber fellows certainly play fast and clean ball. Notice that team work. They'll make the others of their class "govern if they are small." At Logan this was picked up fromm Teetzel of A. C. when the B. Y. C. was walloping us to the tune of 61-19. Do you see how those fellows are taking it? They know that there is no possible chance of winning, and yet see how they laugh and joke with their opponents." This spirit of sportsmanship was evident throughout the season! in all their work. Even when they lost the championship to the B. Y. C. they were the first to congratulate their opponents. We did not land the pennant, but in spite of that I believe we can justly claim quite a successful season in basket ball. We played twelve games, ten of which were high school class, and out of those ten we won eight, losing two to the B. Y. C. Goals. Free throws. Points Ingles (F) ............................................................... 70 4 144 Belnap (F) ............................................................... 52 95 199 McKay (C) ............................................................ 32 0 64 Lindsay (G) ......................................................... 5 0 10 Watson (G) ............................................................ 23 0 46 Toone and Jones, Substitutes............ 0 0 Malcolm Watson, Captain Guard (Unch.) Known for his clean playing and fairness. One of the best guards in the state. Coach(Bill.) New as coach work brought him success Fairness was his watchword. Irvin Porter Manager (Swede.) His advertising brought large, enthusiastic crowds. He handled the cash and handed it over.