The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05

Trophies Given
at Assembly

ClimaXing a very successful year
in the field Of sport, Ypsilanti High
School athletes were awarded let
tiers in their respective sports at
the annual athletic awards assem-
bly, at Ypsilanti High School Thurs
day.
This years athletic endeavor
brought ten trophies, three of which
were won by the cross country team
the state, regional, and Twin Valley,
and all three OF which were. first
places.
The basketball team also contrib
uted their share to the schools
trophy display for they pulled down
championships in the Regional and
District tournaments.
The tennis team took the Twin
Valley crown almost without defeat,
and came through with a first place
in the regionals TO take that tro-
ply. On Friday, the three surviving
METERS will journey to Ann Arbor's
Ferry Field courts to take part in
the state finals, which start at 10
a. m.
The golf team also did its bit by
| breezing through the season with
only one defeat, that by class A
Ann Arbor TO take the Twin Valley
crown in that division. The team
| finished second in the regionals, but
| is eligible for the state finals TO
be held in Ann Arbor on Satur-
day.
The swimming team, noted for
state championships, was bested by
L. High of Ann Arbor at the stale
meet this year. However they
claimed second place with little
difficulty.
Awards were made to twenty
two varsity gridders: Nelson Boik.
George Curtis, Duane Drake, Bill
Evanoff, Wendall Greenfield, Louis
Harmon, Bob Houck, Bill Hughes,
Tom Holdridge. Jack Lawrence,
Bob Moffett, Ewart Meyer, Pat o.
Hara, Eugene Palmer, Mickey Rob !
erson. Walter Robertson, Bill Rowe, !
Warren Shifferd, Eddie Smith. |
Glenn Tunnicliffe, Clark Woolsey. |
and Fred Wolter.
Clyde King. Ed Brown, John Kelly. |
Bob Tibbits. Harold Clark, Bernard |
Cosgrove, Donald Easing. Calvin |
Peterson Arthur Herbst, George |
Gaudy, Dan Rankin. Duane Thayer,
Norman Wilson, George Hayes, |
Warren Kidder. Dick Stein, Clay |
ton Hopp, Lynn McAllfster, J.
Wynn, Dan Quirk III. Bill Powers,
R. Powers, Charles Walls, and Bob |
Hendrickson. Managers were Bob |
Johnston and jim Miller.
Cross Country varsity award win
ners were Mahlon Ellis. Bob Davis,
Donald Furtney, Bob Shuttle. Mar
shall Mosher, John Wills, and Bill |
SeatoR. Reserves were Eugene |
Barnes, Ward Byrnes, Harold |
Herbst, Arthur Porterfield and |
George Regetz. Bernard Stschle
WITT was manager.
In swimming the varsity consist
ed OF Bill Briggs. Donald Camp, !
David Cummings. Dick Cazier,
Duane Drake. Bernard Cosgrove, !
Claude Hit, Bob Houck, Lawrence
Koppin, Tim Smith. Preston Tucker |
and Austin Norton. Donald Easing |
and Bob Wadke were the -onty re |
serves. Bob Johnston was mana
ger.
With winter sports, basketball |
first stringers we're Fred Berger, |
Bill Evanoff, Ellis Freatman. L. D. !
Harmon, Bill Strang. Don Hubbard, |
Bill Hughes, Eugene Palmer, Bob |
Moffett. Bud Meyer, Bill Rowe and |
Sidney Stokes.
Reserve squad included Bob |
Bower, Jim Burrell, Melvin Fuller, |
George Gaudy. Arthur Herbst. War
rem Kidder, Jim Miller, Pat O'Hara,
Lynn McAllister, Lester Pic, Phil
lip Stokes, Edwin Wesolowski, John
Wills, and Fred Wolter. Managers
weer Jack Lawrence and Eddie
Smith
Track letters were awarded TO
Nelson Boik, Bernard Cosgrove,
Bob Furtney, Bob Goss, Bill
Hughes, Dick Lee. Marshall Mosh-
er. Mickey Robertson. Bill Seaton.
Warren Shifferd, Bob Shuttle, Hen
ry Simmons. Bob Tibbits. John
Wills. Fred Wolter, and Bud Ellis.
Reserves: Bob Davis, Bill Dusbiber,
Barry Hoag, Tom Holdridge, w.
Matthews. Lynn McAllister. w
Powers. Dan Rankin and John
Wynn. GuilfoTd Burger and Robert |