Carol W Hayes High School - Pacesetter Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Wcnonah 50 Hayes 77 Jess Lanier 54 Hayes 07 Abrams 50 Hayes 85 Brighton 11 Hayes 08 Carver 52 Hayes 01 Parker 64 Hayes 58 Carver 02 Hayes 70 Phillips 50 Hayes 54 Hueytown 57 Hayes 84 Parker 64 Hayes 57 Jones 50 Hayes 00 Abrams 40 Hayes 69 Brighton 55 Hayes 70 Holy Family 57 Hayes 68 Jones Valley 50 Hayes 65 Venonah 64 Hayes 57 Phillips Hayes Jess Lanier 70 Hayes 71 Holy Family 73 Hayes 80 Hueytown Hayes 76 %

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— Ghf Birmingham Ne©« Sun.. Jon 18. 1976 Felicity meet title— Hayes downs Glenn 61 - BY RONALD WEATHERS Sports news editor Second place was not for Hayes Pacesetters as they came from under a 49 46 deficit halfway through the final period to a 61 -34 victory over Glenn Hawks in the finals of the Birmingham City High School Basketball Tournament before an estimated 2.500 at Fair Park Saturday night Rangoy Rory Campbell and equally-hot-shooting Randy Campbell led coach Howard Smith's Pacesetters through a 2Lpomt final period, scoring 11 and eight points, respectively. Such shooting, while the Haw ks could get but 12 points down the stretch, saw the Pacesetters take the lead for good at 52-50 on a long shot by Albright w ith I 50 remaining Though Glenn had led from the first (joarter until (hat point, there were six ead changes in the game and the score as tied on five occasions. mpbell closed out with 30 points ind Albright with 20 more. Glenn's An-Irew Toney closed out with 25 points-17 in the first half when he and 6-6 Tommy Newton were leading a Hawk lharge which had them in front 23-24 at t t tune TIlfS TCTORY was the second in as nany stalls for the top-seeded Pacesct-fers againVjhe second ranked Hawk” of Hansel Gunn The loss was the first after 14 straight victories for the now 16-3 triple-A Glenn team Hayes, which has lost only to Parker and Carver this winter, now has an 11 2 mark The Pacesetters and the Hawks now arc traveling at the pace which saw each mark up a state championship two years ago—Hayes in 4A when it was led by Wayne Bracy and Glenn in 3A when it was led by Anthony Murray Glenn's Toney, who scored a tournament-high 39 points against Ens-ley in the semifinals, was voted the meet's most valuable player Others named to the all-tournament squad were: Hayes' Campbell. Albright. Fred Mitchell and Rod Barnett. Carver’s Charles Price and Willie Robinson. Parker's Robert Scott. Ens-ley’s Clifford Lee and Anthony Farley and Woodlawn’s Michael Hardy Little-guy Malcolm Williams, a 5-' guard who came off the Hayes bend for valuable play making in the firs half, played as if he were 6-5 And it may have been that such hustle an drive that he displayed got the Paceset ters going in the right direction whei they were down by six points earlyfr the second half. MAYES J| —Albr.fht JO. Bamart . CamA a JC Merr.weather j. Mitchell William ». OLENM (S4)—Tan v JJ, Mewlon IJ. CoMon T, McCain. Vow no 7. CM a man Score ! hail Glenn M. Marc Ja. 75

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