Valley High School - Lance Yearbook (Lonaconing, MD)

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14-The CUmbefl8'1TdNGWSW'l' im ey mple blem Black frm me Roll Fe 'v Past ofdfo wa, 88-51 Vdlley E 66 Valley High School iecame the first Allegany County public school team 'oqregister a perfect record 'luring the regular season, vinning 22 consecutive ggames, by trouncing Old- fown, 88 to 51, last night in ponaconing behind the 30- point performance of Dave llobel. The Black Knights of Coach John C. Meyers, What A Year! 1 AELEY GPONENT 62 . . ....... . . Southern ,.,,....,. . . 52 66 ,.., ....... N orthern ....,....... 68 li .......,.... Oldtown .........,.. 60 66 ,.....i... Bishop waitn .4,..,.,.r sa 76 ...,.....,.. Northern 4........... 57 78' I .....,,. .Flintstone , ...,.,,,, 52 38 ...... ,.... F ort Hill ....,....... 69 65 ...,.......... Beall ......, .... 66 75 ....,....,. Flintstone ,...., ..... 5 7 nie ,..,.... .rm Hill .,4.,,...... ei . .,........ Mt Savage .........., 69 - ........... Allegany ...,........ 66 f 61 ...........,., Beall ..,... ,... 66 , 61 .......,..... Bruce ....,.,.....,. 66 . . .i..,,... Bishop Walsh .......... 57 it. ....... ,..Southern ...,..... 66 ' 82' .........,.. Fort Hill ............ 56 f 6 .- ...,..,... Mt. Savage .,........ . 68 . ...,......,. Allegany ..,.,....... 58 11,16 ....,......... Beall ....... .... 3 2 ' Al- ..........,.. Bruce ...,... ..., 68 Q 31:1 ..........,. Oldtown ............ 51 -.L, 1- 169601 ............ Totals . ....,. ...... 1 131 rated by most observers as 1-he best all-around team in the area, easily handled the Qldtown squad in their season finale. They pulled our to a 24-3 lead after the first period and held a 42-31 advantage at halftime. . -lt was 61-39 heading into .the final eight minutes of play and Coach Meyers emptied his bench through a goal protion of the contest. . Hobel bucketed 12 field goals and was six-for-seven 16 from the charity stripe to propel the Valley onslaught. Jeff Rhodes chipped in with 14 markers and Terry Broadwater and Joe Lewis added ten points apiece. Mark Hobel was the only Oldtown player to reach double figures, finishing with 13 points. Mark Ensor and John Hodel scored nine points each and Billy Mc- Millian and Bobby Shaffer both netted eight points. Valley outgunned the Indians from the field by a 35-19 margin, and the Knights clicked on 18 of 27 attempts from the free throw line compared to a 13- for-29 effort by Oldtown. Valley had beaten Old- town earlier in the season, 85 to 40. Oldtown finishes its campaign with a 6-16 ledger. In the preliminary game, Valley's junior varsity cagers also' completed an undefeated season, winning 20 in a row, by defeating their Oldtown counterparts, 75 to 46. Dave Smith scored 19 points and Randy Fazenbaker ten for the Black Knight J Vs. Ned Hose netted 11 markers for Oldtown while teammates Randy Lattea, Steve Hochman and Scott Keister had ten apiece. Oldtown G F-APFT eiiiymcmaiiaan ............. 3 2-5 4, s BobShafter ...... .....,... 6 02 2 3 Markltodal ................. 3 7-10 313 JeftPropst. ................. 0 02 5 0 EddieMarsha1l.. .3 1-3 2 7 MarkEnsol' ...... .3 3-7 2 9 Johnltodel ...... .3 3-7 2 9 AndyMcKanzio.. .1 00 2 2 Totals .....,... tt 13-29 H 51 Valley G F-APPT Davetflobel ...... 12 6- 7 3 I JettRl-lates ...... .6 2- 2 516 Terry Broadwater ........... 6 2-2 2 10 MikeLewls ...... .0 2-2 1 2 .loeLawis ........ .5 01 310 MikaNolan ...... .0 0-0 1 0 DaveWinner ..... .1 132 1 3 Ranayma-lon .... .3 ei 1 6 John8ean ....... .1 00 2 2 JohnJohnson .... .0 00 l 0 RayMiller ....,.. .i i-3 2 3 Joeliowan ....... .2 2-3 0 6 WayneTtirasher. .0 2- 6 3 2 Totals .................... 35 IU B I Oldtown 3 21 9 51 Vallay 16 0 61 I Senfi Alco, Valley completed its season unbeaten and to within a game of a season with a 6948 vic over host Bruce, Fort snarled the City race wi 48-39 upset over vis Allegany and Beall into a share of second the Campers by Mt. Savage 7056 in games Friday. WMI League Flnal Standings Valley ........................ Allegany ....,... .............. 6 Beall ......... ..,... 6 Fort Hill ........ ....., A Bruce .,....,.......,........... 2 Ml. Savage. .................,. 2 Valley took a 14-9 lez the close of the first pf., and enjoyed a 38-24 leag intermission. The B Knights running. t overall record to 21-0 le 31 entering the conclu chapter. Jeff Rhodes with baskets from the field five of eight from the 15 foot stripe paced the Black Knights with 27 points. Dave Hobel connected for four baskets and ll of 14 from the line for 19 and Joe 111. i. is chipped in with ll. The lllack Knights had a EJ-17 lead from the field and converted 131 of 42 charity chances to 12 of 20 by the Bulldogs. Kevin Trezise with 18 and Paul Bernard with ten topped Bruce. Fort Hill outscored Allegany six to one in the late stages of the second period to take a 22-16 in- termission edge and never trailed in winning for the first time in three starts against the Campers. The Sentinels, now on a four game winning streak, Inf! 94412 n ' ' A111113 Denny Hockman ........... PerryYoung ...... ....l Bruce Hymes .,... .....,.,. 6 Totals .................... ll Allegany 6 Fort Hlll 6 At Froatburg Mt. Savage G R r M'll . ..... . oge ner... Chuckwalters .. . , . ., .S .1 ChockO'l3aker... . 4 George Com ...... ..,... 1 John Boar .... . . ..... .5 Bob Ful'er ..... ...... l Kevin Bittner .. .,,,, ,I Rob Snyder . ......... 5 Totals ......... ........ 23 Beall G Bryon Arnofle ...,..... .... 7 Marty Thomas ......,...... 10 Steve Langan ..,... ...... 3 Pat Cunningham . .......... 1 Jim Webber ....,... .,.. 3 DennisShlpe... ....,.. . ..5 Totals .......,. ........ 29 Me. Savage io Beell 16 Atltlesterrqaort Valley G Jefttlhodes... ,......... ..l1 Dave Hobel Mike Lewis Joe Lewis . . .- ..... .0 0-0 'i 1- 2 l 12-19 ll 1 626 H36 FFF 0- 0 Z! 1- 2 1 2- 6 'l 0- 0 -l 2- 3 11 1- 2 It 0- 0 G 6- 6 'I 1017 16 F PF 6- 6 6 2- 6 6 0- 6 3 0 0 6 6- 6 1 2' 3 2 12-21 ll . 3 73365 l S 3165 F P1 'J 5-8 2: ll-16 52 2' 6 3 i 1 55211 1.614

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