Joe T Robinson High School - Senator Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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-.-view--, 'wr-'-'r' ' ' Q- .-1,5 if .'. I -a '3 I , I ' ','l5?f 7 ' : 0 I 2 had if H 1 4 -ff 4 ' 1' ' 'f '1 L-I Q Z' f PX Q F-L ,fp ky f ,- -X Ni l Champion Nathan McCauley's Lakeside basketeers, geared to towering Bud- dy Teague, we nthe state Class B basket ball championship with a 41-to-33 victory over Marshall at the Auditorium las.. night. The Lake Catherine quint, Sixth District champion and a pre-tour- ney favorite to play the husky Mar- shall five in the final, never was behind on its road to the crown. Teague tipped ln their first bas- ket, and they were in the driver's seat throughout except for a brief 11-11 deadlock. The score was 17 to 13 at the half and 29 to 22 at thend of the third quarter. Teague's 19 were tops for Lake- side. Clifford Horton paced Mar- snall on the floor and paced the point-making with a dozen. LAKESIDE. Mowery, forward . FG. FF. PF. TP. 3 J 1 7 Burgess, forward ... . . . . 4 1 1 2 Teague, center .... . . . . . . 'I 5 1 ll Culps, guard .....,... . . . 1 1 2 4 Pennington, guard . H .. 1 0 0 2 Totals ........ ld 9 1 5 MARSHALL. FG. l I'. PP. TP. C. Horton, forward 5 2 4 12 Lakeside BEAT SPRI GDALE, Class 3 page 53 TO 29, uv FINAL GAME or TOURNEY The Little Rock Tigers swept to their second straight state basket ball championship with a 53-to-29 victory over the Springdale Bull- dogs before 2.500 fans at the Audi- torium last night. Springdale took an early lead hut the Tigers forged ahead after six minutes of play and never were pressed after that. SEMIFINALS. Litte Rock 64, Joneslboro 32. The Tigers found Jonesboro's de- fensive weakness to crush the Hur- ricane, 64 to 32, on their way to the final. More than 1,800 nursed their goose pimples as the teams swapped point for point the first quarter, the Bengals trailing by three points before Boggess arched ln a long one and Hoffman dump- ed in a crip to give Little Rock the lead at the quarter, 14 to 13. The defending champions were never headed thereafter. Thomp- son, who scored 17 points, Hoff- man and Robins pitched the quint into a 26-to-17 lead at intermission. Mullens and Stephens reduced the difference to five points, but Ber- ry and Hoffman made a pair of goals each to stay in front, 36 to 35, at the next stage. Then Little nlnc points, and Holman, Jones- boro guards, starred-for the Golden Boys. LITTLE ROCK, FO, FT. PF. TP Thompson. forward ... ., 'I 3 2 I7 Coleman. forward 4 l I 9 Itoblns. forward ....... 3 0 1 8 Cnrxnn, forward . 0- 0 0 0 Huffman, crnirr .... .... 7 2 0 I5 Berry. guard .... 4 0 4 H Boggcss, izuard . .. . . . . 4 0 1 B Harvey, guard .... 0 0 0 0 Totals 20 G D 64 JONESBORO. FC. FT. PF. TP. Sloan, forward 1 0 1 2 Stephens, forward 3 1 0 7 Wnud, forward ..... 0 0 0 0 Mnhley, center .... . ... 2 1 2 5 Holman, guard . . . . .. J 2 2 H Carr, Guard 0 l 0 l Mullenn, guard .. 4 1 3 ll Henson, guard ..... 0 0 0 0 Totals . .. , . 13 6 7 32 Halftlme score: Little Rock 20, Jones- boro 17. Free throws missed: Thompson, Rohlns, Boggehs, Stephens, Holman 2. Carr, Mul- lens 2. Officials: Alvln Bell and Cliff Shaw. Springdale 40, Warren 30. Hustle and amazing accuracy from the free throw line enabled Springdale to beat Warren, 40 t3 30, in a contest of darkhorses in which neither was up to its form of Thursday, when both achieved two upset wins. ' Taking advantage of 19 fouls call- Rurf, rorward ...... 0 0 1 1 Rock became basket happy, every ed on the close-guarding Lumber- g'u!:2ff025n11Qwfff::::: 3 3 5 g Tiger starter throwing in- at least jacks, Coach Earl Versa' Bulldfxgii Reeve., gn.,-d ,,,,,,,,,. 0 0 4 0 four points in a 28-point final heat. an invited team, mes ed 15 on Bmyth. suard ..... 5 0 3 10 Thompson was the bellwether in charity shots. Warren led in field D rlft:llim' 'und lg 3 lg 3? the- early stage, tallylng 12 points goals, 13 to 11, but, lost by a wide Halftlme'sccre: 'i,ahes1ae 11, Marshgll the 'first' half. Hoffman was the margin on foul shots. Springadle 13- l leading figure onthe court, scoring was in front all the way on the omcms' Coleman and Arnold' 16 points and controlling reuounds strength of its steady stream of SEMIFINALS, on both ends of the court along one-pointers, pulling away in the Marshall 27' Center Rldfe 24' with Berry, who was the defensive last quarter. Henson d Mincher covertmle', , standout. Mullens, who scored sparked th- t izier made C. Horton flipped in a Jump shot tting 985 ln an overtime period as Marshall S 1 ga7mg,.f0?ear most Of: fr, PP. TP. eked out a 27-to-24 triumph over . sta F to e 0 a 1 0 I 1944 Champion Center Ridge. The AMENT TOPQS in our tferygames lxltgf vs. Jonesggrrow Q' 2 2 defending titlists were five pc- TOURN U HAVE ithere are t ey: Pine B S Searcy tomorrow. 1 1 5 ahead early in the final qua: 1F Yo e moment rep toufn d oxfofd v .8 p. ml to erfect 5 7 but Massey, big Marshall een ner, for th t me state Pwarren flnxe Rock Gif .rings are P A5 f 12 put his team ahead, 24 to 23, w bo outcome 0 Dorado VS' Norm Lxtt Frday. Pa' session - ' have 10 10 three minutes to go. Stephens' fx we night. El Dorado VS- t 3 a. m' ,ashes Pe' those who nd PF. TP. :lll'lI'0YV ttiedi ittfor Center Ridge izngzmngl Elvs Jonegborgr: importainisein favor of The first rou 2 2 eas mnue. k ' m , le S' Msasnau.. CENTER amos. Lime Rigsixrns one 'tion om1ts.o::sfirst.:'atiiff:: hguld take 2 lg C. Horton, 10.. Forward .,........ Ollgar, as t0 5' spgcllxa do again conteh Vista. 5 , nat ha! 1 0 0.1-iorton, 1... Forward ....... ste hens, 1 UAL 011' y can d rkhowe 5 Nemo . of tml re 2 4 Massey, 5 ...... Center .......... Lrahan, 5 Us what the 1. three 5 known a chaminoq in 1939. 3' 0 0 Reeves,-2 ...... Guard ...D. szobsugh,4 ,howfl ance two 0 IDGE' alS0 . st time B beginning nd Centef - -- D.s'lnart'inu... I. .Glaardlyii ....... Mason, 2 Wm pro ENTER R ,n be the ht' 8 champs, Fokmosa, a uarters, 9 30 Smythselzil' izrgiter didn: bidiffeihmn I' IF C B title. W Tian Pfeviotaa mershlllge in some img, 1-1 'mn ' . ' ' S ' v . Lakeside 60, Old Union 42. the Cm? in that dmnburg. Judson, 1945 i5 '0nC1-IANCES takng th' QW? Lakeside had too much power for reveateum, New E d Marsha ' inners - ' ' Mansflel S In W' ' Old Union, and triumphed going Viola Formosa- an twwtime weenwO0dl or at-formance - western away, 60 to 42, ln the semifinals. Ridge- ht become mewi le. GB upon 1285 P 0015, LGHM' Western The District Nine quiht, which sur- also ,mlSoxm,a. Fwd ,N base We ,mall schmumphed- AVER- fered its first defeat in 27 games, again! own, 05 S vent only Xeebe' have 5 pupils - - ' held a one-point lead at the uarter a A or t the e nd B l of 6 Q but trailed, 33 to 22, at the half. Buddy Teague tallied 21 points and Dale, Mowery 12- fox-7 the Garland Cla! - ry 0 lat, 5 ch00 27. 35.ye8' hifi, Hill. Ash glpresenied agzme ls 40 to Gffff' S510 chPmYT'hhamvi0 shw

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