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Entertain Bruin Basketball Fans Trick” Woods, Magicians’ number one showman, notched 29 points, including a behind-the-back buck- et in the closing seconds, in the Magicians’ 81-71 win. Overhead set shot artist Josh Grider was a big scorer in the Harlem Magician-News Tribune tilt.
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Black Watch And Magicians Fans at the December 18 St. Bede Invitational Tournament were treated to a display of marching finesse when the Black Watch Color Guard ap- peared. This all-girl drill unit from the local area, performed at half-time of the St. Bede-Mendota game. This recently organized group is patterned after the famous Scottish regiment, the Black Watch. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Beckner and Mr. Wayne Howarth, color guard sergeant Naldyne Kotecki led the 17 girl Black Watch through its maneuvers. Over 800 basketball fans were en- tertained the night of February 6 when the Harlem Magicians took the LaSalle Daily News Tribune team in a freewheeling contest replete with clowning antics as well as basketball finesse. The Magicians, after four rol- licking quarters of basketball tom- foolery, emerged triumphant over the News-Tribune 81-71, closing the game with a forty-foot, behind-the- back field goal by Bob “Trick” Woods. 26
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Science Fair Proves Successful Science took precedence at St. Bede Sunday February 27 when the ninth annual science fair presented a wide sampling of projects from the fields of chemistry, physics, mathematics, and the various sciences. Of these, eleven were judged to be “outstanding thus qualifying for a berth in the regional science fair held in DeKalb. Organized by the Bedey Beaker Breakers, the format of the 1966 Science Fair was closely patterned after the 1965 Fair which sent thirteen representatives to the DeKalb District Fair, three of whom eventually ar- rived at the state finals in Champaign. Judges for the fair were selected from among the teachers and industrial scientists of the area. John Luppens, James Zmudka, George Pyrz and Steven Nemeth all qualified for the DeKalb Dis- trict Fair with their outstanding” chemistry projects. Michael Martin and Norman Raffety explain their outstanding project to the onlookers Nick Chiaradonna and Paul Berens both of whom also earned berths at DeKalb. INORGANIC 8arlUm Thlocyanate SYNTHESIS ( Tellurium 28
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