The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-26
Oakley Boys
Lick Burley
LOCAL BOYS COME BACK WITH
VENGEANCE - WALLOP
BURLEY 81 TO 20
Players Are Given Strongest Support
or The Entire Student Body
Cheers Are Deafening

Cheers Are Deafening
Playing a whirlwind game on the
local floor Tuesday night, the Oakley
boys outclass the visitors in every
way and won by a score of 32 to 20.
The locals exhibited a we'll devel-
oped game of teamwork and clever
passing which was scoring ma
chine on offense and stone wall on
defense.
Theh victory was due to consis-
tent team work. This line of play
ing does away with individual
team makes a few baskets more
than any other member, it does not
mean that he is entitled to any
more credit 1t means that the
team as whole has made it possi-
BILE for him to score the points that
he has made.
Coach Sanberg is to be congrat-
ulated on the splendid unit he has
developed out of five new men.
Captain Wilson at guard was a
perfect stone wall and regular
floor general Doc Hunter and Bill
Larson by their defensive work kept
the Burley score down. Joe Wilson
and Martindale by consistent ag-
gressiveness in playing the ball so
completely broke up the Burley
system that it failed TO work more
than a few times In addition, the
five boys playtd an offensive game,
running close to championship class
Coash Sanberg says the boys are
in fine condition and asks that ev-
erybody encourage them and see
that they do not break training.
The Line-Up
Oaklcy:-Joe Wilson, If; A. Mar
tindale, rf; Bill aLrson, c; Hunter
rg; X. Wilson, lg.
= Burlcy:-- Worthington, If; Can
nine. rf; Wolf, C Bateman, rg;
Kershisnik, lg.
Score, Oakley, 80; Burley, 20.
Substitutes Burley, Gricith for
Wolf; Egan for Bateman.
Referee Jules timekeeper,
Broadbent; scorer, Harvey Steel
Time of game, 1880.
In the ancient time of Nero, from
Sd to So, when the great city of
Rome burned, something very unu-
sual happened Nero. the wicked
king, stood on the roof of his place
the fire and playing the
fiddle. History repeats itself. So
when the great city or Oakley burn
ed, Joe Larson stood placidly eating
pies at the rear of the City Bakery
Mercer-A Ford car is something
like love.
Blank-Why so
Mercer-It used to be a luxury;
now it is necessity
Thestudents held q meeting Mon
lay afternoon and decided to wer
hats of the school colors These
These hats will be worn to the
games. With them on, the students
will have more pep and yell louder.
The second year Domestic Science
girls have finished the course and
ire now taking up Domestic Art.
A five-dollar prize has been Of
cred for the best school song COM
,osed by one of the students of the
chool.
During the past week the high
choo has developed much pep and
chool spirit. A large number of
lew yells and school songs have
ave been learned
The classes have all decided to
ave Uniform caps of the school col
rs, each class having it's graduating
ear on the front of the cap.
Domestic Art ii will be taken up
he second semester as a continual
ion of Domestic Art l. which was
with the first semester.
The members of the faculty visi-
ed the different wards Sunday and
ave talks on Cooperation of Par
nts and Teachers. Many citizens
ere present to hear what was Civ :
n and we hope they will do rs +,
luch as they can to make it an up
,-date school.
We feel that much good will be 7
ccomplished If parents understand
UT problems and we are willing to =,
lggest ideas for the betterment of +
lie school. We wish 10 invite the :
tizens who are interested to visit ;
lr school.
Mrs Frank MOeqrave who has