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Head Coach: Harry Pine (1st year; 5-1 .833) Albert Addison, Bill Armbruster, George Bell, Fred Booth, William Carr, Rodger Doyle, Mahlon Henderson, Harry Pyles, William Rigby, James Ryan, Charles Salmon, Stewart (no first name given) CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI (W) 34-15 ZANESVILLE (W) Newark (L) 19-21 NEW LEXINGTON (W) 35-22 COLUMBUS EAST (W) 62-11 Martins Ferry (W) 27-17 Fred Booth led the squad in scoring for the second consecutive year with 48 points. Pine Field, located at the Cambridge City Schools' bus garage, is named for Harry Pine and currently serves as the CHS band practice field. This is the lost season. There is evidence indicating that Cambridge had a team, but no records are available. Head Coach: Harry Pine (3rd year; 12-6 .667. Albert Addison, Frank Clary, Sid Jenkins, John Lewis, Paul Lyne, William Meredith, Harry Pyles, George Ritter, Charles Salmon, Arthur Scott, Ernest Sheehan CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI (W) 46-27 COLUMBUS SOUTH (W) 28-26 QUAKER CITY (W) 31-23 Marietta (L) 17-41 QUAKER CITY (W) 35-30 NEW LEXINGTON (L) 23-27 BYESVILLE (W) 45-22 Quaker City (L) 19-26 DOVER (W) 27-20 MARIETTA (L) 18-53 BARNESVILLE (W) 33-13 CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI (L) 18-29 Junior F Ernest Sheehan was the leading scorer with 75 points. Junior C Sid Jenkins was second with 69 points. Senior F Charles Salmon was third in scoring with 45 points, and sophomore G Paul Lyne was fourth with 34 points. Lyne would go on to become head basketball coach and President of Rio Grande College. The current gymnasium at Rio Grande bears Lyne's name. Head Coach: Harry Pine (4th year; 26-8 .765) George E. Beal, Sid Jenkins, Paul Lyne, William Meredith, Harry Pyles, George Ritter, Arthur Scott, Ernest Sheehan, James Sheehan, Halton Suitt CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI (W) 52-19 COSHOCTON (W) 36-21 ST. CLAIRSVILLE (W) 31-23 BARNESVILLE (W) 61-14 DOVER (W) 61-24 DENNISON (W) 56-24 NEW LEXINGTON (L) 22-23 ZANESVILLE (W) 41-32 Dover (L) 14-27 GRANVILLE DOANE ACADEMY (W) 40-15 LANCASTER (W) 27-17 CAMBRIDGE 2nd TEAM (W) 25-13 St. Clairsville (W) 15-13 MARTINS FERRY (W) 37-14 Martins Ferry (W) 19-14 CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI (W) 44-11 Senior C Sid Jenkins led the team with a school record 197 points. Senior F Ernest Sheehan was next with 160 points. Jenkins and Sheehan formed a formidable one-two punch, as they became the first duo to score 100+ points in the same season. The dynamic duo each posted games of 22 points, tying them for the single-game scoring record. Senior F Harry Pyles was third in scoring with 61 points. Junior G Paul Lyne was fourth in scoring with 58 points, and senior G/C William Meredith was fifth with 30 points. Head Coach: Harry Pine (5th year; 42-10 .808) George Beal, John "Zip" Behen, William Booth, Charles Carr, Paul Lyne, George Ritter, Arthur Savenye, James Sheehan, Halton Suitt ST. CLAIRSVILLE (W) 20-10 DENNISON COLLEGE FRESHMEN (W) 26-21 ZANESVILLE (W) 31-5 CALDWELL (W) 26-13 QUAKER CITY (W) 65-14 STEUBENVILLE (W) 28-15 Bellaire (W) 29-26 EAST LIVERPOOL (W) 53-16 YOUNGSTOWN RAYEN (L) 11-23 BARNESVILLE (W) 44-13 PITTSBURGH, PA 5th AVENUE (L) 24-32 MARTINS FERRY (W) 62-7 BELLAIRE (W) 35-22 Zanesville (W) 24-15 St. Clairsville (W)26-16 Granville Doane Academy (W) 23-11 Martins Ferry (W) 23-13 COLUMBUS NORTH (W)26-17 Freshman F John "Zip" Behen led the squad in scoring with 129 points. Senior F James Sheehan, the younger brother of Ernest Sheehan, was second in scoring with 118 points, including a school-record 24 points against East Liverpool. Sophomore C William Booth was third with 72 points. Senior G George Ritter finished fourth, tallying 45 points. Head Coach: Cambridge grad George Bell (1st year; 10-10 .500) John "Zip" Behen, William Booth, Harry Brady, Charles Carr, Kenny Dugan, George Hanna, Frank Shaw, Joe Sheehan, Halton Suitt, Arthur Wallace, Heber Wilson QUAKER CITY (W) 42-34 WEST LAFAYETTE COLLEGE (W) 56-30 ZANESVILLE (W) 53-28 CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI (L) 17-41 Bellaire (W) 29-18 CARROLLTON (W) 39-19 Martins Ferry (W) 33-13 East Liverpool (L) 27-38 EAST LIVERPOOL (L) 33-37 CANTON CENTRAL (L) 29-33 (Canton McKinley) CUMBERLAND (L) 30-35 PITTSBURGH, PA 5th AVENUE (L) 24-30 MT. VERNON (L) 33-36 MARTINS FERRY (W) 49-15 Zanesville (L) 8-29 BELLAIRE (W) 49-31 Dayton Stivers (L) 16-18 New Lewisburg (W) 16-10 Westerville (L) 10-11 CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI (W) 45-42 Sophomore F "Zip" Behen led the team with an incredible 302 points, giving Behen the school single-season scoring mark. Behen also nabbed the single-game record with 32 points against Quaker City. Senior G/F Halton Suitt was second in scoring with 131 points. Suitt was followed closely by junior C William Booth with 126 points. Head Coach: George Bell (2nd year; 28-12 .700) John "Zip" Behen, William Booth, Harry Brady, Charles Finley, Russell Fordyce, Willard Forsythe, George Hanna, Herman Schultz, Arthur Wallace, Heber Wilson This season marks the first season in which Cambridge began play in McMahon Gymnasium MARIETTA (W) 59-9 EAST PALESTINE (W) 37-10 CARROLLTON (W) 57-22 EAST LIVERPOOL (W) 31-21 LANCASTER (W) 53-9 Marietta (L) 15-35 GRANVILLE DOANE ACADEMY (W) 68-14 BELLAIRE (W) 54-19 ATHENS (W) 49-11 UHRICHSVILLE (W) 60-13 MARTINS FERRY (W) 61-7 COLUMBUS WEST (W) 41-14 Bellaire (W) 42-27 Granville Doane Academy (W) 55-7 McGuffey (W) 36-21 Middletown (W) 15-8 Pleasant Hill (L) 12-13 Bellaire (W) 31-12 East Liverpool (W) 33-32 Martins Ferry (W) 72-6 Junior F "Zip" Behen led the team with 386 points, breaking his own school record of 302 which he set as a sophomore. Behen would also break his single game school-record of 32 points with 46 at home against Doane Academy. Senior C William Booth was second in scoring with 192. Senior F George Hanna finished third in scoring with 106 points. Head Coach: Carl Pollock (1st year; 18-2 .900) John "Zip" Behen, Charles Cooper, John Cunningham, Willard Forsythe, Arthur Gibson, Bill Jenkins, Gordon Lawyer, Martin Meyers, William Riggs, Herman Schultz, Arthur Wallace COLUMBUS COMMERCE (W) 22-10 EAST LIVERPOOL (W) 41-16 Marietta (W) 38-30 WOODSFIELD (W) 100-9 NEW LEXINGTON (W) 23-11 MARIETTA (W) 39-18 CARROLLTON (W) 63-22 GRANVILLE DOANE ACADEMY (W) 36-23 East Liverpool (L) 33-38 OT CANTON CENTRAL (W) 42-23 Wheeling, WV (W) 67-19 EAST PALESTINE (W) 66-13 BELLAIRE (W) 72-18 WHEELING, WV (W) 43-16 West Lafayette (W) 32-6 Westerville (W) 16-9 Monroeville (W) 29-6 Middletown (W) 31-25 Dayton Steele (L) 9-18 308th ENGINEERS, CAMP SHERMAN (W) 60-5 The loss to Steele was in what would be considered today as the Regional Finals. Steele went on to the "Final Four" along with Piqua, Akron Central, and Mt. Vernon. Cambridge's leading scorer was senior "Zip" Behen with a school-record 454 points in 19 games. Behen missed the New Lexington game due to tonsilitis. Behen also reset his own single-game mark of 46 points with 68 points against Woodsfield. Behen also notched games of 53, 45, 40, 31 (twice), 29, 28, 27, 23 and 20 during his senior campaign. Sophomore F Herman "Heinie" Schultz was second to Behen with 175 points. Behen finished his career with 1,271 points, then a school record. "Zip" went on to play for West Virginia University. Head Coach: Vincent Ferguson (1st year; 17-3 .850) John Cunningham, Willard Forsythe, Arthur Gibson, Bill Jenkins, Roy Johnson, Gordon Lawyer, Martin Meyers, Ed Riley, Herman Schultz CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI (W) 29-26 WHEELING LINSLY, WV (W) 63-23 MARIETTA (L) 12-23 PITTSBURGH, PA 5th AVENUE (W) 27-16 NEW PHILADELPHIA (W) 36-27 Bellaire (W) 31-28 East Liverpool (W) 35-34 OT Marietta (L) 18-27 GRANVILLE DOANE ACADEMY (W) 34-15 AKRON CENTRAL (W) 32-22 BELLAIRE (W) 32-25 Linsly (W) 36-17 Hilliard (W) 60-2 Piqua (W) 18-10 Dayton Steele (W) 21-13 Dayton Stivers (L) 12-29 CAPITAL UNIVERSITY RESERVES (W) 36-21 LISBON (W) 54-18 MUSKINGUM COLLEGE RESERVES (W) 35-19 UHRICHSVILLE (W) 65-18 The 23-12 home loss to Marietta was the first-ever loss at McMahon Gymnasium, ending a streak of 25 consecutive home wins. The 31-28 win at Bellaire was the 100th win in CHS history. Junior F Herman "Heinie" Schultz was the leading scorer with 213 points, despite missing the first five games of the season. Senior C Willard Forsythe was second on the team with 168 points. Senior F William Jenkins tallied 110 points and Senior G John Cunningham finished with 97 points. Head Coach: Vincent Ferguson (2nd year, 40-8 .833) Hank Amos, William Kirby, Gordon Lawyer, Arthur Lewis, Marcell Madden, Ed Riley, Jim Riley, Herman Schultz, William Shry, Maynard Stubbs, Arthur Ward Ferguson became the second all-time winningest coach in school history after just two seasons at the helm, placing him just two wins behind Harry Pine. Ferguson also added the record for most wins in a single season to his resume with 23. CROOKSVILLLE (W) 42-15 WEST LAFAYETTE (W) 71-17 COLUMBUS TRADE (W) 44-11 UHRICHSVILLE (W) 32-0 MASSILLON WASHINGTON (W) 19-16 CARROLLTON (W) 52-5 WHEELING, WV (W) 23-20 WELLSVILLE (W) 34-12 CANTON McKINLEY (W) 33-22 BELLAIRE (W) 34-17 New Philadelphia (L) 17-18 EAST LIVERPOOL (W) 27-20 GRANVILLE DOANE ACADEMY (W) 18-12 DOVER (W) 45-26 MT. VERNON (W) 58-19 Bellaire (W) 35-31 MARIETTA (L) 19-32 Tyler, WV (W) 32-6 Bristol, WV (W) 22-15 Marietta (L) 6-15 Athens (W) 20-19 Middletown (W) 21-14 Hamilton (W) 15-7 Marietta (W) 10-8 Troy (W) 9-7 Dayton Stivers (L) 3-20 BETHANY COLLEGE, WV (exhibition) (L) 22-29 WASHINGTON, PA (W) 37-25 Cambridge advanced to the "Final Four" of the Ohio Wesleyan tournament, which was recognized as the State Basketball Tournament, losing to Dayton Stivers 20-3 in the semi-finals. Akron Central defeated Canton McKinley 35-18 in the other semi-final game. Stivers then defeated Akron Central 28-19 in the State Championship game. The tournament at Marietta College was called the Ohio Valley Tournament. Marietta won this tournament, while Bellaire was awarded second-place despite being eliminated in the first round! Senior F Herman "Heinie" Schultz led Cambridge in scoring with 326 points. The 326 points total was the third-highest single season total in school history, behind "Zip" Behen's 454 in the 1917-1918 season and 386 in 1916-1917. Schultz's career total of 737 points was number two behind Behen's 1,271 point total. Junior C Ed Riley was second on the team with 130 points. 1. Harry Pine 42-10 .808 (1910/11-1914/15) 2. Vincent Ferguson 40-8 .833 (1918/19-1920/21) 3. George Bell 28-12 .700 (1915/16-1916/17) 4. Carl Pollock 18-2 .900 (1917/18) |
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