Almo High School - Warrior Yearbook (Almo, KY)

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The Almo Warriors advan ed to I gLockharts Lead tAlmo To 65-49 Win fOver Hazel Lions Sonny Lockhart and Bobby Lockhart were the big guns in Alrnrfs 65-49 victory over Haze Frldav nifzht on the Hazel floor 1 I The Miner team tossed 'Hazel ui itheir third IOS5 Of the season when they took the 16 paint mar-' gm. The Warriors led at the end of the first period by an 18-13 mar- 'gfin. At the end of the half thov had jumped into a 35-23 lead. Both Loc'khart's along with zhe other Almocrs put the ball thru the hoop and as the third quarter came to an und they had racked up a 48-34 lead. Snnnv lmckhart fouled nut in the final period and was replaced by Max Lovett who got around to Score two noizxli Sonny with lfitpfvizats lcd thoAlrno, Over . A M1110 Fl'f'Fi'1il and his b:'nthcrF8l'll'llllgt0l'l ALMO 51. MURRAY N 5 MURRAY. xy.-The Almo War-f iriors came from behind in the lasti -quarter to drub the Mun-ny 'IH-ein-4 ing school Colts by n score of 51-391 here Friday night. 3 Murray Training led at the end! of every period, but the lead wasl always slight. The Colts held a 34- 32 advantage going into the final camo. - I n Sonny lockhart. Alma forward,1 tumed in 14 points, and Farris. ag guard, tallied 13 for the wlnnersf Jones. Smith and Hendon each scored nine for Murray Training. Almo .................. 8 22 32 51 Murray Tm ......,.... 14 23 34 39 Alma 1513 . Forwards: Nell 5. Lovett. 4, B. Lockhart 14. Center: B. Lockhart 9. Guards: Burkeen 6. Farris 13. Murray Training 139 Forwards: Byerly. Bunktt 3, Jones 9. Centers: Hale 5, Gardner. Guards: Smith 9. Hendon 9. J. Billlngtnn 2. M. Bllllngmn 2. - 1 A me Warriors Pl Ch mpionsiaip all To . Win Tourne arrwrs dvanee ., . 'ITU-FHEIS l Lln Tguggament Bobby to-sed in 15 pmnts, Gerald l Um 'm0 'f'd for 19 Points Almo High School won over llllilf ll. ALMO ll ALMO, Ky.-Klrksey defeated Almo 01-Bl ln nh overtime baht- bdl guna here Friday night The moore vu knotted it 51-dl at the end of the nlulu playing time After the lead had du-und' hands several tlmu. Ah-no lad 13-I nv. the quartz: md I5-20 at the hal! but Klrkuy pulled Ahead 44-41 at the and of the third period. Mccallen, with ll Pnlnll Dutd the Attack lor Klrkley. Bonny Lockhart mlm scored ll for Almo. Klrkney ......... I N M I1 Cl Alma .........., 13 Z' Ol I1 ll ll!-hey ND Iorvu-ds:,Treu I, Pukt 8. Center: llcfkllen ll. Guards: Johnson 10. lulur 11 Qlhhlhlhlm 8. Edward.: l. Alma ll!! Forward!! Nell ll, U. lbckhlrl V ll, D. Burkeen 6. Center: B. lpckhut I. Guards: J. Burksen I. hrrh 10, Imett 2, Conner. . Alma W Etriors Ahead Of Colts V 1 ALM0, Ky.-The Almo Warriors defeated the Murray Training school Colts 53-50 here tonight ln gplte of, 32 points tossed in by the Cows center, Russell Outlandl Almo led at the end ot the first quarter arid at halftime but the Colts rallied to forge 0110 P01115 ahead at the third quarter tum. The Warriors scrapped, their way into the' winners circle with a late rally, however. ' - - . Alma i533 Forwards: B. Lockhart 12, Neal 9, Lovett. Center: B. I-OCUIRYB 91 1 Guards: Farris 15, Bllfkeln 3- Murmy Training 1505 Iorwsrds: Byerley 2, Hale 8-. Odnter: Outland 32. Guards: Smith 6, Hend0n, Bill- lng'hm2.- ,.. 1.1116111751 : rp , rdnn .Hill 4. 'Farmington last night In a close- 6l-59 game. Almo held a 15-I8 lead at the end of the first canto, but Farmington came back to lead ab the hal! N-25. Almo came back' in the third period however and ended the third quarter with a 46- 43 advantage. ' Almo went on in the lu! stanza to ice the game 01-59 in I close fiinish. , Dee Farris was top honor man 'with 20 points with Breedlove high for Farmington with 15 points. Almo ............. 15 25 46 61 Farmington ........ 13 29 43 59 Almo KID Forwards: S. Lockhart 15, Nell Center: B. Lockhart 7. ' Guards: Farris 20, Bur-keen 9. Farmington USD Forwards D 13 Jo Center: Cochrum 4. Breedlove 15. Wilford 2. 4:1-.....,, . -.-- - ALMO 51. NEW CONCORD ll 'lend just before th first. hal! end- ' A., C the finals by taking a 51-40 decision lrom Kirksey's Eagles in the second game of the semi-finals last night. The Warriors got off to u quick start and held a 8-4 lead midway wthrough the first quarter. But the Eagles, sparked :ay James Suiter, roared back to tie the score, then imove out in front ll-10 at. the end o! the period. Sonny Lockhart put the Warriors ,buck into the lend' 19-18 with four minutes left in the half and from , the-re on Almo' was never headed. 1 ' The Warriors led 28-35 with four 1 4 minutes remaining., Almo controlled' :the ball most of the remaining timei 'ond simply waited for the clock' to run out. ' ' . Sonny Lockhart leg the Almo scoring with 22, points. This 'wus also the highest total scored so far in the tournament. Dee Farris Jyggx Almds second high scorer with 13- point.s.' , , Bobbi' Johnsixri 1134 the losers with 13 markers. He was followed by v 10. I . :rum l Guards' Man 8' Dlmeu 9' James Suiter with 9 and Howard McCallqn with 8. , l 'Five players .lert the game nn I ALMO, Ky.-Alma Cook I IMHO' lgrrsonal fdqls. Kirksey lost Tr0S,' ed hers tonight All clung to it to edge Ihw Concord 51-48. It wu the first victory lor Almo. which i has lost one, und the first lou tor!! New Concord. which had wma N9 K1 before tonight. Q 'Almo ........ V ...... l 0 I1 38 51? New Concord ..... . lg 25 31 48 Alma CSD Forwards: Neal 9, Sonnyflock- , hart 18. Center: Bobby Inckhut 12. Guards: Burkeen 3. Furla 9. 9 New Concord MSD . l Forwards: Adams 13, Hurt 15. i genters: Dick 11. Warren. uuds: Klnglns 3.' Steel 8. ' - - -- , M-.-----1 E An au-eoqnzy team selected by 'the coaches in the tournament in- 'cluded Farrell Miller, Lynn Grove: , - Sonny Lockhart, Alma: ,Kenneth ' Hurt. New Concord: Lash, Murray 'hlgh, and Bobby Steel, New Con- Q cord. ' ' if cCallon,,nnd Adams while Alino lost Nealexdnq JI Burkeen. Score by quarters: v. Almo ............. 10 23 4 37 51 Kirksey f ......... 11 21 30 ,40 ' AIIIIO 1511 . ' Forwards: Nfeale 9, S. Lockhart' Lgz, D..Burkeen 3. ' V, 9 te : B.L90khB-l11- Gigrdrz Farris' 13, J Burkeen 2 z --fhe Alma Warriors downed New 'Concord 59-53 in the finals oi the Calloway County Tournament las: nights to win the '1951-52 count! chirriplohship. ' 'Most of the credit for the victory IjWEhf to Dee Farris, a 5,' 5 ball ol fire, whose outstanding play enabled the Warriors to pull away Tjin the last two quarters. Time and ,time again the hard charging Hurd .broke through the Redbirds de-I tense to score on driving lay-ups. The tiny southpgw scored 25 ,points durin gthe contest. 11 of than comin: in the last quarter. He WB only Warrior to score in thi lrqgne. ' . Ain-10 11491204 W a quick 4-0 lull 'beiore the edbirgls caunem all I ,Win mot bl Willie Dick. Burl knotted the l00l'0.Cf 4-all uuljhh Qteelehitatree thtuvqftoput Cm- :coxd out in front. ' Q Concord held onto the lead untill XIIHOIQY before the half. when Far- ris hit a,-long get shot that 'pl 3Ah'no ahead 29-21 with a mimng and a hal! left. The hill dnb! .with Alm0,0I1 for by 88-81. ' ' Concord regained the lead garb lin the third period 'on goal: U Hurt md Adams. 'nm was ihen- li lead of the niiht. After' Sonny 'Logkhart put the Warriors quad 38136, an a set shqt, the Alma gum 48155124 ov! in front the ,rest Aol the wax. n ' In the last perioq Almo, stretched Itheiflead to nine -points, 54-45, th! ,widest margin of the game, ll 'Farris went on a scoring spree. Thg Warriors froze the ball 'successfully during the lagt two minutes to ice the Slime. ' Farris was A1mb's leading point- marker with '25, Bqbby Steele led the Redbird 'scoringfwithlw mark- , - ' ers, Dick ,was close hghind with IO. QI-'9Y9ff- '- I Scgre by quarterslf - A f-P FW I, imma - ,11,33 46 so Forwards: McCa1lon 8.- Brea: 1, 'jcmwd Q - ' 14432 43 53 Edwards, Rogers. ' Q , Amo ww? ,, Center: Parkerfd, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Guards: 'Jolingon 1 ,. W Cunhingliam 'gazzel 2, 'Adamg. '. - 3, ' Suither 9, I . , - ' x Forwards: Nealejll, S. Lockhart 15 'Centerq B. Lockhart, GQ. ' ' , Guards: ,Farris 25, J. Burkeen 2. CODCUTH' 1531. - Forwards: ,Hurt ,'14, Kingins , Centerg: 'Dick 16, 'Mathis ' ' Guqgku: , Steele la, Adams, 3, psillbbldleld. ' '

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