An $85,000 modern high school building at Sugarcreek-Shanesville had been dedicated at 8:15PM Friday, 20 November 1931, by B.O. Skinner, State Director of Education. The building was built by William Wendling and Sons of Dover. The architect was Charles J. Marr of New Philadelphia. (Tues 17 Nov 31)
DOVER - The Port Washington Eagles (0-1) (2-6) never had a chance with the Sugarcreek-Shanesville Pirates (1-0) (8-6) after the 1st quarter of the opening game of the county tournament, last night at Legion Hall and was eliminated by a score of 48-27. The victors were held to a 15-9 score in the 1st quarter, but went on a spree in the 2nd frame to pile up a 36-15 advantage. This was increased in the 3rd quarter to 43-21 as an entire 2nd team took the floor for Sugarcreek-Shanesville.
The regulars were permitted to rest the remainder of the way, substitute players holding Port Washington to 6 points in the final quarter, while scoring five. The winners made 20 field goals, Boyd Burkey and HugoWassem each garnering 12 points. Sam Eckfield led the Flyers with 10 points, while the fine floor play of Norman Glazer was one of the game's features.
SUGARCREEK-SHANESVILLE PIRATES - 48
Boyd Burkey 6-0-12
Ken Ricker 3-2-8
Harold Logsdon 1-1-3
Sylvester Harmon 2-2-6
HugoWassem 5-2-12
Vernon Finzer 1-0-2
Prince Harmon 0-0-0
Nolan Blosser 0-0-0
Wilson Harmon 0-0-0
G. Finzer 2-1-5
PORT WASHINGTON EAGLES - 27
Norman Glazer 2-0-4
Ed Dichler 1-1-3
Doyle Welsch 1-3-5
Sam Eckfield 5-0-10
Lewis Decker 2-1-5
Clarence Eckfield 0-0-0
Friday, February 26, 1932
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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