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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
5
Basin High battles Burlington town team tonight in Burlington Wyoming as Basin aims to extend its stellar season and keep a clean slate. Local fans are urged to travel to the game to witness the famed B. H. S. five in action against the out of town rivals.
Basin High School receives the 1922 23 Big Horn Conference schedule and opens December 29 at home against Greybull Oilers. Coach F L Sharrar fields veterans and strong material for what may be the best Basin team yet and a very hard slate ahead.
Basin high school basketball prepares for a 25 game season with at least half on home floors. The team will tour Central Wyoming playing Riverton Lander Glenrock Shoshoni and Casper on successive nights starting January 24. Home and away dates span Greybull Lowell Worland Thermopolis Powell Cody and Manderson with a seven day central Wyoming trip included.
Basin Lodge No 35 I O O F has elected the following officers for the ensuing year Don Co Loyer N G Ray R Morton V G R J Extra Sec D L Darr Treas
Basin schools seventh grade boys edged the sixth graders 8-7 in the opener. Basin struggled in the first half scoring only six to one, then improved in the second half before Manderson and Basin players stood out with free throws and steady play.
Thomas Wilder and Miss Blanch Davis of Lovell secured a county license on Wednesday and were married that afternoon by Justice Bonwell. They plan to make their home in the Sugar City where many friends wish them happiness.
Joe Brown, a Mercer ranch hand, departed Wednesday for Boulder Colorado where he was summoned by his father's illness.
A local piece urges vigorous citizenship through the American Legion, arguing its aims extend beyond bonuses and emphasizing patriotism and unity. It calls on every man in Marion county to join and support Marion Tanner Post to uphold strong community service and national loyalty.
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