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A COMPLETE RECORD
OF DRAGONS’ SCORES

Last week, under the heading
“An Enviab!e Record,’ we gave a
brief resume of the record of the
Downs Dragons for the past sea-
son, which included their season’s
regular schedule and the games|
played in the county tournament.

At that time, the records on all
of ‘the individual players had not
been compiled, hence we were able
to give only figures on high point
man, Captain Vance /Hall, and the
team as a whole. Now however,
we have the records complete, and
here they are, showing the num-
ber of points made during the sea-
son by each player:

Vance Hall was high point man
with a grand total of 369.

Bob Dillon was second high
point man with a total of 86.

Bernard Beck was third high
point man with 78. Beck did not
participate in every game, and
about two weeks before the sea-
son’s schedule closed, was injured
and’ taken off the floor until the
close of the season.

Bill Metz has played a sterling
game thruout the entire season
and' rolled up 36 points.

Chet Walter and Preston Pet-
ers each scored 35 points during
the season. Peters was also on the
casualty list and out of the game
for’some time. ‘Walters was fre-
quently taken from the game to
allow another player an opportun-
ity to get into action.

Ned Cushing, was otten pulled
out of the reserve team and work-
ed with the regulars, altho he did
not participate in all games play-
ed. He added a total of 30 points
to the Dragons’ total for the year.

Allen Verhage, another hard |
luck player, being out of the game!
for two or three weeks on account
of illness, did his bit by scoring
22 points.

Eldon Simmons and John Krea-
mer, both members of the reserve
team, were drafted into service in|
one game each with the first
team, with Simmons scoring 4
points and Kreamer 3.

The above’ figures are taken
from the records and insofar as
we have been able to ascertain,
are authentic, altho there is a
bare possibility that during the
heat of some of the games, the
score-keeper may have given cred-
it for a point or two to one lad
when it should have gone to an-
other.

In a check-up of the above
scores, it will be seen that the
team as a whole made a grand to-
tal of 698 points for the season.
With Captair Hall making 369 of
these points, this would leave the
other members of the team mak-
ing 324 points.