Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1930, Page 116

Description:	Front Row—Joe Thrasher, James Thompson, Robert Tapp, Charles Johnson, James Bender,Arthur Brown, Thomas Voliva. Charles Spencer, Gerald Ground.Second Row—Xeil Jackson, Rex McClintock, Thomas Bryce, Guy Hazel, Henry Wahl, BernardCline, Rodney Douglas, William Douglas, Manager.Third Row—Donald Wahl, Vincent Hippenstiel, Hubert Jones, Philip Royer, Roy Gardner,Frank Solomito, Philip Arend, Alva Wampler, Coach Mumby.Fourth Row—Charles McDaniel, James Hettle, Ross Hazel, John Tatum, John Voliva, MalcolmCorrell, Howard Martin, Richard Voliva, Luther Thrasher.The 1930 Wrestling SeasonBLOOMINGTON High School was astounded at the end of the 1930Wrestling season to find that once more Coach Harold Mumbyhad coached a state championship team and had in the same yearturned out not only a championship football team but also a championship basketball team. But the fact remained with plenty of time for thefans to meditate on it that the local representatives had crashedthrotigh with a victory, and had Avon decisively over their rivals,Muncie. Bedford and Wabash also finished far up in the list, andElkart and numerous other grappling outfits were far behind. TheBloomington team overcame an advantage game by the Muncie teamon the first day and swept through with men in every final event butthree. The Panthers were the sensation of the entire athletic meetwhich was one of the most successful of all such athletic ventures triedat Indiana University. The record of the Mumby team has been remarkable, since the championship is the third that the locals have wonsince the meets were started some time ago, and for the space of timein which they have been held the local outfit has never finished lowerthan fourth place.One Hundred Sixteen
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Collection:	Bloomington High School

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