Richland High School Boys Basketball Scores

1921-1929            Richland Colts/Broncs (1930-1939)            1940-1949

1929-30 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Glenn Davison
Richland Colts 34   10 Hanford  
Richland Colts 27   15 White Bluffs  
Richland Colts 15   13 Granger  
Richland Colts   Hermiston (Oregon)  
Richland Colts 43   4 Benton City  
Richland Colts 25   15 Kennewick  
Richland Colts 24   22 Pasco  
Richland Colts 15   25 Prosser (L)
Richland Colts 42   8 Kennewick  
Richland Colts 23   11 Pasco  
Richland Colts 17   27 Prosser (L)
Richland Colts   Benton City  
Richland Colts 24   23 Lind  
Letter "S" Invitational Tournament
Richland Colts 26   21 Medical Lake  
Richland Colts 37   21 Rockford  
Richland Colts 30   31 Waitsburg (Finish 2nd Place) (L)
All Games: 16 wins 4 losses
Team Players
Norman Carmichael, Jack McLaughlin, Marcus Boettcher, John Krohling, Willard Combs, Ralph Long, Fred Miller, Willis Muncey

Note: List of full schedule and scores were not reported. Richland Advocate reported won- lost record of 16 wins-4 losses. Four games were not reported during the course of the regular season and plus two game scores were not reported.
1930-31 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Glenn Davison
Richland Colts 7   19 St. John (L)
Richland Colts 20   30 LaCrosse (L)
Richland Colts 19   6 White Bluffs  
Richland Colts 20   18 Hanford  
Richland Colts 17   11 Prosser  
Richland Colts 11   20 Pasco (L)
Richland Colts 19   12 Kennewick  
Richland Colts 10   9 Benton City  
Richland Colts 13   22 Pasco (L)
Richland Colts 11   14 Benton City (L)
Richland Colts 25   17 White Bluffs  
Sub-District Tournament
Richland Colts 22   28 Tieton (L)
Richland Colts 10   65 Grandview (Eliminated) (L)
All Games: 6 wins 7 losses
Team Players
Willard Combs, Worth Curtiss, Francis Wetherell, Fred Miller, Ralph Long, Brainard Murray, Lawrence Gallington, Carl Erickson, Lewis Timm
1931-32 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Glenn Davison
Richland Colts 17   18 Mesa (L)
Richland Colts 17   13 Two Rivers  
Richland Colts 9   13 Two Rivers (L)
Richland Colts 12   8 White Bluffs  
Richland Colts 22   23 Hanford (L)
Richland Colts 20   10 Vale Grange (Richland)  
Richland Colts 19   17 Hanford  
Richland Colts 30   20 Kennewick  
Richland Colts 6   20 White Bluffs (L)
Richland Colts 27   9 Finley  
Richland Colts 21   10 Pasco  
Richland Colts   Benton City (L)
Richland Colts 15   32 Richland Alumni (L)
Richland Colts 13   15 Hanford (L)
Richland Colts 8   22 White Bluffs (L)
Richland Colts 19   4 Finley  
Richland Colts 6   17 White Bluffs (L)
Richland Colts 17   27 Hanford (L)
Richland Colts 17   4 Pasco  
Richland Colts 24   27 Benton City (L)
All Games: 9 wins 11 losses
Team Players
Ralph Long, Lewis Timm, Lawrence Gallington, Albert Hackney, Carl Erickson, Lester Fishback, Clarence Fishback, Worth Curtiss, Eddie Wagner

Benton City game score was not reported.
1932-33 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Charles Sharp
Richland Colts 20   5 Mesa  
Richland Colts 11   25 Two Rivers (L)
Richland Colts   Kennewick (L)
Richland Colts 26   11 Mesa  
Richland Colts 19   11 Finley  
Richland Colts 17   40 Two Rivers (L)
Richland Colts 11   27 White Bluffs <(L)/td>
Richland Colts 11   12 Finley (L)
Richland Colts 15   19 Pasco (L)
Richland Colts 24   7 Benton City  
Richland Colts 14   27 Kennewick (L)
Richland Colts 15   14 White Bluffs  
Richland Colts 34   14 Benton City  
Richland Colts 26   19 Hanford  
All Games: 7 wins 7 losses
Team Players
Earl McClendon, Eddie Wagner, Carl Erickson, Worth Curtiss, Lester Fishback, Everett Grimm, Albert Hackney

First Kennewick game score was not reported.
1933-34 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Charles Sharp
Richland Colts   Two Rivers  
Richland Colts 17   6 River View (Hover))  
Richland Colts 16   13 White Bluffs  
Richland Colts 22   24 Hanford (L)
Richland Colts   River View (Hover)  
Richland Colts   Benton City  
Richland Colts 15   10 White Bluffs  
Richland Colts 21   28 Kennewick (L)
Richland Colts 25   9 Kennewick Christian Church  
Richland Colts 24   22 Hanford  
Richland Colts 14   17 Vale Grange (Richland) (L)
Richland Colts 14   30 Kennewick (L)
Richland Colts 8   19 Pasco (L)
Sub-District Tournament
Richland Colts 18   26 Pasco (L)
Richland Colts 19   21 Hanford (Eliminated) (L)
Team Players
Earl McClendon, Art Long, Lester Fishback, James McQuire, Albert Hackney, Radford Peters

Note: List of all opponents and scores were not reported. According to East Benton County Historical Society; Hover High School district and Finley High School district combined this school year. The Hover High School was constructed to replace the previous school building (built in 1923)- that burned during Christmas vacation in 1924. Until 1933 it was known as Hover High School. During the 1933-34 school year the name was changed to River View High School. River View High School lasted until 1957-when Hover became a ghost town (due to the rising water of Lake Wallula-in back of McNary Dam) and the school was abandoned. In 1957 an elementary school building in Finley (The previous Finley High School) became River View High School (To carry on the tradition of the abandoned High School in Hover) In 1979 a new River View High School was built in Finley.
1934-35 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Putnam
Richland Colts 17   36 Two Rivers (L)
Richland Colts   Two Rivers  
Richland Colts 15   28 Pasco (L)
Richland Colts 14   11 White Bluffs  
Richland Colts 9   15 River View (Hover) (L)
Richland Colts   Benton City  
Richland Colts 17   12 Kennewick J.V.  
Richland Colts 9   10 White Bluffs (L)
Richland Colts 18   19 Hanford (L)
Team Players
Bennie Van Fossen, Henry Jennings, Art Long, Vic Citron, Bill Masko, Alfred Perkins, Mike McClendon, Radford Peters, Albeno Morino

First name of coach and all opponents and scores were not reported.
1935-36 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Fred Baird
Richland Colts   Columbia (Burbank) (L)
Richland Colts 16   43 Columbia (Burbank) (L)
Richland Colts 23   19 Benton City  
Richland Colts 10   21 Hanford (L)
Richland Colts 15   19 White Bluffs (L)
Richland Colts 11   25 River View (Hover) (L)
Richland Colts 16   28 Benton City (L)
Richland Colts 17   20 Hanford (L)
Richland Colts 20   19 White Bluffs  
Richland Colts 15   30 River View (Hover) (L)
Richland Colts 20   22 Pasco J.V. (L)
Richland Colts 11   25 River View (Hover) (L)
All Games: 2 wins 10 losses
Team Players
Bill Masko, Radford Peters, Burl Combs, Milo McClendon, Johnny Schifner, Bill Dmitruk, Jim Schifner, Delmar Kramer

First Columbia of Burbank game score was not reported. Two Rivers High School was renamed Columbia High School of Burbank this year.
1936-37 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Putnam
Richland Colts 11   14 Columbia (Burbank) (L)
Richland Colts 27   38 Columbia (Burbank) (L)
Richland Colts 13   22 Kennewick (L)
Richland Colts 29   11 Hanford  
Richland Colts 11   5 Grandview  
Richland Colts 8   7 Connell  
Richland Colts 24   26 River View (Hover) (L)
Richland Colts 15   34 White Bluffs (L)
Richland Colts 19   24 Grandview (L)
Richland Colts 12   11 Benton City  
Richland Colts 24   25 White Bluffs (L)
All Games: 4 wins 7 losses
Team Players
Johnny Schifner, Ernest Perkins, Milo McClendon, Burl Combs, Robert Foltz, Delmar Kramer, Alberto Moreno

First name of coach was not reported.
1937-38 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Earl O. Whitehead
Richland Broncs 23   29 Columbia (Burbank) (L)
Richland Broncs   River View (Hover)  
Richland Broncs 11   Columbia (Burbank) (L)
Richland Broncs 11   19 White Bluffs (L)
Richland Broncs 24   21 White Bluffs  
Richland Broncs 12   24 Benton City (L)
Richland Broncs 14   36 River View (Hover) (L)
Richland Broncs 16   39 River View (Hover) (L)
Richland Broncs 15   12 Benton City  
Richland Broncs 28   24 White Bluffs  
Team Players
Ernest Perkins, Albeno Moreno, George Kaas, Dan Barnett, Burl Combs, Charles McIntosh, Alfred Mosher, Tom Van Fossen, Robert Foltz, Warren Supplee, Alfred Perkins

Note: All opponents and scores were not reported. High School A.S.B. council voted to change the Richland High School logo from Colts to Broncs - as told to me by Robert Fletcher (Class of 1940). This was his sophomore year.
1938-39 Basketball Season Richland High School (Richland, Washington)
Coach: Earl O. Whitehead
Richland Broncs 17   22 Columbia (Burbank) (L)
Richland Broncs 9   41 Columbia (Burbank) (L)
Richland Broncs 18   10 Hanford  
Richland Broncs 18   34 River View (Hover) (L)
Richland Broncs 15   17 Connell (L)
Richland Broncs 14   13 White Bluffs  
Richland Broncs 39   10 Kennewick J.V.  
Richland Broncs 33   25 Hanford  
Richland Broncs 20   21 River View (Hover) (L)
Richland Broncs 19   46 Prosser (L)
Richland Broncs 35   24 White Bluffs  
Richland Broncs 20   46 Prosser (L)
Richland Broncs 33   25 Benton City  
Richland Broncs 25   14 Benton City  
Sub-District Tournament
Richland Broncs 10   33 Zillah (L)
Richland Broncs 15   30 Cowiche (Eliminated) (L)
All Games: 7 wins 9 losses
Team Players
 Tom Van Fossen, Robert Fletcher, Alfred Mosher, Julio Moreno, Warren Supplee, Robert Foltz, Charles McIntosh, Dan Barnet, Orbie Vandine, Harry Hess, Austin Murray

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