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A Merry Christmas to You from All of Us Warriors to Meet Eagles; Reserves Post AL Win By R-on Aclams
Westside's bid for its first victory fell short last Friday night on the Warrior's home court. A bucket by Senior Joel Jessen broke a 59-69 deadlock and sent the Lynx out ahead to stay. 'l'be 'VIU'rlors seemed on t h e war to a major upset when big Bob Garrett drew his fifth fonl mid-way tbr-ough the fourth quar• ter. At that. t>oint tho tide seemed to turn and the Council Btu1Js boys went on to take a BZ-70 decision.
The Wanlors were lead by John Luckasen who hit tor a very creditable 28 polnts. The Warrior's next two games are with Central and Creighton Prep. Central has become the dark horse of the Intercity race nnd should be tougb. Prep is led by 6'6" sophomore Wt\lly Anderzunas who Is aTeraglng 18 points per game tllis year. They 1\re tougb and extremely underrated.
Freshman and Reserve basketball seasons have gotten under way. Freshman court.-men lost
their first game Dec. 16. Reserve buketballers lost their :first two games, but won one. They beat the A. L. reserves, Dec. 15. PRESIDIA~
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Dec. 16-at South-Lost Dec. 18-at Fremont Dec. 23-at North Jan. t-at Ralston Jan. 14-Boys Town here Jan. 16-Ralston here Jan. 20-Prep here Jan. 27...---central here Anyone tor bowllng or basketball? These lntramurals for all Westside girls will begin toward the end of Janu.a.ry. OAA, which sponsors them, lately has been holding trampoline 1ntramu:rals. ~Irs. Dia.n Peterson, GAA spon· sor, also sponsors a volleyball tetuu. Team members are Su.:z.anne Hansen, Diane Rage, Kat"en Pet.ra.nek, lUary Jo Zlegler, Pam Steinert, Susn.n Wingender, and Oeot"gellen Vogl. Having played Duchesne and Ralston, t11e teams will play Brownell Hall after Christmas.
Baughman, Garret - Allen's Answ-er Wrestling, B-Ball Take Up Ti "1 first became interested In wrestling when Mr. Morrison was gym teacher here. That was about rour years ago. We had Intramural wre'atung then," explained senior Randy Baughman.
By Dave Allen
Anxiety Is again evident tor the West· side basketball team. The team has lost five games and faces a. state leader In Centra 1 tonight. Perhaps a. typical sentiment Is sympathy for a. team that comes so close but bas not found suecess. This attitude Is common but Is neither sound nor beneficial to the team's etrorts. We can be sure that the team desires the support ot the student body. We must be equally certain that they seek no condolence. When Westside believes I.D the possibllity or a. decisive victory then victory is easUy attainable. The team la competent and well coached.
This year Is Randy's third on Westside's wrestling team. He also played reserve rootbaU "about two years ago." W-Club, hunting, and practicIng tor wrestling matches, "usually about 21$ to 3 hours," lay claim to most of R.a ndy'a leisure time. College Ia a. part of his future plana but pJ'o-wrestllng is out! "I eat and sleep basketball," stated Westside senior Bob Garrett, forward on the 1961-62 varsity basketball team. Bob also participates in track and Is a. member of W Club. He says or this year's team, "They·v~
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