, 1924-03-20

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In that Class.
Rock Springs won the champion
ship Of Class A and Saturday evening
played Laramie for the state cham
pionship. Rock Springs won by the
score Of FL to Is.
The Rawlins boys made a wonder
full record at the tournament and
every person in Rawlins is Justly
proud OF them. 1.-THE exercises Sat
urday night the local team was
awarded a cup and each OF the play
ers was awarded 4 silver basket ball.
John Engstrom vas selected as
center for the second all-state team
and Carl Engstrom was selected as
one OF the forwards on the same
team. Lee Vivion was given honor
able mention as an all-state guard.
Each one OF the Rawlins players
did his part and all played an excel
lent game. Team work among the
Rawlins boys was very noticeable
and each player deserves credit. C.
Engstrom and Ed. Quinn as forwards
made a Wonderful pair. Both these
boys were on the job at all times
and each made his share OF points.
John Engstrom at center did great
work and was one OF the outstand-
ing players OF the tournament. WV
ion and Bates were two OF the best
guards in the tournament and in the
eight games played the largest score
made against them in any one game
vas l6 while in most Of the games
she score was kept around 4 or 5.
The three substitutes, Oleson. Pappas
and Bergen all played during the
tournament and whenever called
lpon more than made good.
taken as a whole the Rawlins
team was the class of the tournament
IND through their good playing.
their craftsmanship and personality
,ney made fVends of all at the
tournament.
u. II. y. Wins Academic Events
With her representatives scoring
seconds and thirds in academic
events In which often more than q
score OF entries were registered.
Rawlins High School came out Of
the tournament with flying colors in
more than athletics.
Mis- Emma Johnson won second
place In Vocal Music through her de-
lightful rendition of For all Etern-
ity." Because OF the fact that her
voice possesses volume as well AZ
quality she was asked to sing for
broadcasting v e the radio. We
feel that this record OF Miss John
sons was especially noteworthy
from the fact that three prelimin-
AIRY contests held before the finals
did not serve to eliminate the Raw
Inns contestant.
In the regular tournament contest
In typewrlting the Rawlins repre-
sentative, Miss Mildred kuykendsli.
took second place. In the Inter-
State contest. which vas held ut the
"a me time. both teams from Rawlins
took seconds. This contest was d.
vided into two groups. the novice
and the amateur. Three are enter
ed for both novice and amateur In
this event. In the individual inter-
state contest Rawlins took third
place In both novice and amateur
class. The winner In the beginning
or novice class was Miss Emma
Johnson. winner OF second in Vocal
Music. In the amateur contest Miss
May Mcneil took third with = score
that stood highest In the advanced
teams work. The beginning teams
were made up as follows: Emma
Johnson. Leonta Bunten and Alma
Sanders. The advanced team was
made up Of: Miss May Mcneil. Mil
drcd kuykendall. and Thclma Car
roll. Laramie won first over Raw
Inns second In the novice class and
Kemmcrer defeated the local en-
trants with u frst In the amateur
group. Under n ruling Of the tourn-
amcnt committee the first three In
dividualm and the FIRST three teams
In the state are eligible OF compete
In the contest Mt Dcs Moinca. Iowa.