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HHlIlllHHll Front row: Hamilton, Drambour, Marshall, Weaver, Lynett. Back row: Coach Marr, Shultz, Dolce, Lenox, Norton, Coach Stonier. Hatch's basketball team - like the foot- ball squad - was more or less handicap- ped by insufficient preparation. They had but eleven days to learn a new defense and offense from that used last season. The first game was played against St. Georges on their court. The team was unprepared in many ways. They lost, 54- 45. The second game found Hatch at Provi- dence Country Day School, where they en- countered a seasoned team that handed it its second loss, 59-31. Though St. Andrews is a rugged com- petitor in any sport, it found itself con- fronted by Hatch's first sign of coordina- tion and ability. Hatch beat them 45-33. After this victory the determination of the team was built up tremendously, and it went off to Christian High School to dem- onstrate its new wisdom. It was a close game all the way, with Christian pulling the game out of the bag in the final seconds. Hatch was handed its third defeat, 59-57. Hatch survived the bitter pill and went on to Tabor Academy, winning, 58-41. The St. Sebastian game revealed that Hatch was in a terrible slump. St. Sebas- tion had less material but more spunk and won the game, 48-38. The second Christian High game was the scene of revenge on the home court with Hatch winning, 53-44. At Portsmouth Priory's court, Hatch found an over-confident five as opponents and soundly trounced them, 60-36. The tables turned three days later when an over-confident Hatch team journeyed again to Priory to be defeated, 47-32. The last game was played against Thomp- son Academy in their somewhat hay-loft inconvenience. The small court, it is be- lieved, is the contributing factor to a rather humiliating defeat, 57-50. Prospects are bright for the Hatch team in 1961, but the future team will lack the outstanding services of its starting five: Center, Bill Weaver, Guards Ed Lynett and Tuf Hamilton, and Forwards Mike Marshall and Bob Drambour. They have played well.
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