Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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EA-SICETBAL Trojans Cop 2nd Spot Cagers Wind Up Season With 12-7 Record,- Second In State Tourneq Ignoring pre-season predictions that they were headed for the city and conference cellars, Catalina's Trojans foiled everyone by winding up their regular season with a 12-7 record, finishing in a second place tie in the conference, and then pulling off three stunnig upsets in the state tournament to take the second spot in the state. Quint Spoils Lancers Dedication During the regular season the C.H.S. quint got off to a quick start and dumped Salpointe, 44-38, spoiling the dedication of the Lancer's new gymnasium. The next week, playing without the services of pleurisy-stricken Jamie Foster, the Catalina squad handed Pueblo a 50-33 pummeling. Luck changed for the C.H.S. team in the next two en- counters. Friday night the blue and white met Tucson's sky-scraping Badgers and even a brilliant last quarter rally fell one point short as Tucson won the 48-47 thriller from the Troians. Saturday, homestanding Carl Hayden gave the sluggish Troians a 44-40 defeat. Cagers Bring Home Holiday Consolation Championship Participating in the First Annual Holiday Tournament, Catalina's cagers brought home the Consolation Cham- pionship after being knocked out of championship play by Rinco-n's Rangers. After the Christmas holidays, the squad started the new year off with a bang by drubbing Amphi but ran out of gas as top ranked South Mountain eked out a 67-62 win.