Almo High School - Warrior Yearbook (Almo, KY)

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ALMO HIGH 1 The Almo Warriors sounded al loud war hoop after they got the, ball rolling in Friday night's vic-l tory against the Lynn Grove Wildcats. Coach Bill Miller is building a Warrior squad of play- ers in which he has only six boys left from last year's team. Almo, playing on their own hardwood, got back on their feet? after taking a rough defeat last Friday night when Bardwell low- ered the boom. They defeated the Cats by a margin of 10 points,. 61-52. A 1 At the end of the first stanzal Almo snapped up the lead 10-19.! In the second quarter Almo con-I tinued to string out the margin 16 points to 8. At half time the score was 35.to 18 favor of Almo. Lynn Grove came back in the third period to cut Almo's lead, to ll markers. The Wildcats collapsed to the Warriors in the last quarter, 62 to 52. Morris, Senior, a Center posi-1 tion took the scoring crown of the, game and put up 19 markers for! the Warriors. Miller from Lynn- Grove took high honors of 111 ipoints. i Score by Quarters: Almo ..................,... 19 35 46 62 'Lynn Grove ............ 10 18 35 52 i Individal scoring: Q Almo sz 1 l Forwards: Wells 6, Lockhart' 110, overby 4. - i Centers: Morris 19, Hendon 5.1 Guards: Thoin ll,xPretchett 6.1 Lynn Grove 52 1 Forwards: Williams 7, Cook 9,1 Adams 10. Center: Ford 5. . Guards: Miller ll, Darnell 7,' Cochrum. ,Inv the' Almo-ruighsi-51 'same' played at Fulgham, Almo lead at me end of the first half 46-aa, but the margin was only one Point for Almo when the final horn sounded. Morris made 22 D0lUt5 for Alm03 but House' Fulgrfam guard, hit the net for 29 P01015 for leading scorer for the night. 1 The following is the quarter finals and individual scoring for. the two games: , ' Y V Almo 1841 . 1. .Li 1 Forwards: Wells 13. Lockhart' 17. Center: Morris 22. I Guards: Thorn 18. MCD3me1'9- Reeves 5. i Flllgham 1831 L Forwards: Hawks 18. Afaflt 5' Center: Wilmuth 17. Guards: House 29. Huflkins 3- Bone 2, Flatt 3. ALMO 59. CAYCE 51 ALMO, Ky.. Doc. ll-Almo ovcr- ramc a halftime deficit. to beat. Cayce 59-51 here tonight. Sparkcd by Darrel Lockhart with 24 points, the Warriors Olli.SCOI'f'd Cayce by 19 points to ll points in the final period to take the clccl- sion. Almo .....,. ...... 1 1 23 40 59 Cayce ............ 11 26 40 51 Almo 1591 Forwards: Wells 13, Lockhart 24. Center: Morris 18. Guards: McDaniel 2, Reeves 2. Cayce 1511 Forwards: Sccarce 10, Lawson 2, Brown 5. ' Center: Batts. Guards: McClanahan 17, Curlin 12, R. Scearce 5. Kirksey brops film!! :By 59-49 Score . ALMO, Ky., Feb. so-Kirkser der ' feated Almo here tonight. 59-49- Klrksey went into an early lead' and stayed ahead. Lockhart, Almo forward. E09 20 for the losers to take scorl-HE YIOH' gffieey 29 44 59 Almo .... . ....... .. 9 14 29 49 Kinsey C595 , Forwards: Beane 18, 12,901-'95 2- Center: Parker 10. Guards: Gibbs 8. Watson 10.: Bibbs 6, Reeder 3. Smile 2- I Almo C493 I Forwards: Lockhart 20, Thom? 5' Center: Herndon 8. Guards: Morris 5. McD0n9-lil 4. Reed 2, McClard 1. , A HAZEL 54, ALMO 51' . V , 1 HAZEL, Ky.-Walter Byers and Bruce Wilson connected in 'the' ' fourth quarter to pull Hazel out- of a third-quarter deficit and pace, . the Lions to a. 54-51 win over they Almo Warriors Tuesdayfnlght. 1 .It was the first win in three starts for Coach Garrett Beshea.r's lteam. , In pre-game ceremonies the Woodmen of the World, repre- sented by Tom Scuggs, presented Hazel with S200 to pay for school playground equipment. The four point deficit at the ' end of the third period was the only time Hazel trailed during the game. Hazel led 34-30 at halftime. I Darrell Lockhart led the Almo scoring with 21 points. Hazel .1 ............. 17 34 41 54 Almo .............. 15 30 45 51 . Hazel 4541 Forwards: Scarborough 6, Coch- ran 3. Center: iByers 19. Guards: Wilson 24,.Whlte, Hut- . son 2. ' Almo 1511 Forwards: Wells 6, Lockhart 21. Center: Morris 18. Guards: Thorn 2, McDaniels 2, Herndon 2. Almo edged Hazel last night in a hard fought contest 62-60. Alnfo went into a early lead and held a 17-10 margin at the end of the first period. Hazel narrowed the margin by half time. paced by a sharp shooting Wal- ter Byers, who swished the nets for 35 points, Hazel fought back and closed the gap to only one D0iY1f by the end of the third period. Almo put on the steam in the final canto, however and Hazel couldn't catch up. - 'Thorn hit 16 for Hazel with Mor- ris second with 14 points. - o Almo -----.. ....... 1 7 27 42 ez H8221 -------. ...... 1 0 22 41 so Almo C621 Forwards: Thorn 16, McLeod 13. Center: Herndon 8. Guards: Morris 14, McDaniel 11. Hazel 1601 Forwards: Jones 3, Cochran 2, Rickman 2. Center: Byers 35. Guards: Scarborough 2, Wilson '14, White 2. IMURRAY TRAINING WINS The Murray Training School Colts got off to a cold start in: the first half of a game against' 'Al1no Friday night, however, managed to win 58 to 46,l ' First quarter Almo led 15 to 10, second quarter Almo contin- ued leading 25 to 19. In the third quarter the Colts began to push the contest The Murrayans scored 21 points to the Warriors 10, to end the third frame 40 to 35, a 5 point margin for the Training School. In the last quarter, the Colts continued the lead, outscoring the Warriors 18 to 11 for a 58 to 46 victory for the Colts. Tht two Barnett tno relationj carried the Weight of scoring for the Colts. Dale scored 17 points, high for the game, and Earl 15 points.- Morris, center of the Warriors, tallied 15 markers. Murray Training 58 Forwards: D. Barnett 17, Wal- drop 9. . - i , Centers: Woods 1, E, Barnett 15. Guards: Todd 7, Gibbs 7, Gibbs 7, Cherry. ' Almo 46 ' Forwards: Wells 6, Lockhart 10, Overby 3. Centers: Morris l5,.Herndon 1. Guards: Thorn 6, McDaniel 3, Reed 2. I Score by quarters: Murray Training 10 19 40 58 Almo ........... 15 25 35 46