Fredonia was broken for the Blue
Streaks when the Fredonians dropped
an all-important contest to Garnett
last Friday evening. — ;

Yates Center remains in undisput-|
ed third place following the Wild-
eats 38 to 35 triumph over the Hum-!
poldt Cubs here Friday night. The}
Yates Center squad has one game yet;
to play—Burlington there this Fri-!
day. A victory in this game would
bring about a final tie, for second;
place with Fredonia.

Neodesha, Fredonia and Garnett,
teams have completed their season’s |
schedule.

Y. C. 38—Humboldt 35

Yates Center courtmen continued
their winning streak last Friday night |
by taking the Humboldt basketeers
down the line 38 to 35 in a game
‘which had the crowd guessing until
the last minute.
Humboldt started out in the lead
and at the end, of the first quarter
the Allen countians had built up a
11 to 7 lead. The half time bell
found the Cubs still holding a 19 to)
11 advantage. s

In the third period the Wildcats
really started to work and during
the. quarter tallied a total of 16)
points to make the score board read
Humboldt 27, Y..C. 27, as the period
ended. ;, ee,
Tolle Fires, Hits, Scores

Yates Center went into the lead
early in the fourth: quarter and sus- |}
tained the advanage until the final]
bell: oo EM

Glenn Tolle was high point man}
for Yates Center with a total of 18]
points, During the last: half he
chalked up eight: field goals in a)
fashion which was really outstand- |
ing. The alert Yates ‘Center forward }
broke fast at all times and made;
somegfreak set-up shots that even
Howard Engleman, the K. U. hot-
shot, would have been proud to
claim. Dick Buck was second high
with a total of six points and Kenny
Stockebrand came next with five
points. .

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