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fm Z If QS NN 1 O ll Hen Heuer and Glen x Welshons, Basketball managers. 131 i , I Y ' ., 1,6 Qi? REGIONAL TOURNAMENT The victorious Pony quint came up against a much weaker St. Peter aggregation in the Region 4 opener, toppling them 51-26. However, the finals almost spelled disaster for the Croix as they met and barely defeated Anoka 31-29. The Ponies completely outplayed the Torna- does during the first half, but Anoka came back dur- ing the second half to turn the tables by holding the Ponies scoreless and at the same time almost equal- ling Stillwater's score. STATE TOURNAMENT Entering the state tournament as a dark horse, the Stillwater team defeated the strongly favored Washburn quint by one point. The Ponies led by a healthy margin during the first three quarters, but a Washburn scoring spree cut the lead to one point. A final Washburn basket was ruled out as having been made after the gun sounded, and the game ended 37-36. B TEAM Row 3: Wilbert Kern, Vernon Dahl- ke, Tom Klein, Mer- vyn Welshons, Coach George .lan- SPH. Row 2: David John- son, David Speich, Bob Madden, Don Buege. Row 1: Bill Powers, Bill Wieden, Neil Smith, L','nd's style of ball proved too much for the Ponies. In a thrilling and hard-fought contest, Still- water led for the first three periods only to bow in the fourth quarter, as Lynd, showing an amazing burst of speed, forged ahead to a 46-39 victory. The tournament ended with Austin, Lynd, Moun- tain Lake, and Stillwater the four top teams. The 19-t5 46 Stillwater team, coached by George Nielsen, was a team of which the school and community are justly proud. 'B' SQUAD For the second straight year the local 'B' squad, coached by George Jansen, has been undefeated in conference play. This year's team lost only one game, a non-conference tilt, to St. Louis Park. The club showed a good offense and a good defense, and their record augurs well for the future.
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A 1. Upper Left-'Satch' admires 'Sodas new bracelet. 2. Lower Left-Fast action at the Anoka game. 3. Upper Right-Clayt tries to stop Washburn. 4. Lower Right-Stewart and Fredrickson get some pre-game pointers from Coach Nielsen. 61
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