Chesapeake High School - Panther Yearbook (Chesapeake, OH)

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Own rfzdlete ELL-CQUNTY RUSSBII Name 19485. 0073 ll 1949 BJSKE 7814! Z Danny Russell Sets Scoring Mark Vhth 41 Palms In Danny Russell. speedy forward of the Chesapeake Panthers. set what is believed to be a. modern scoring record ln the county. when he rolled ln 41 points against Grlfflthsville last night, as the Panthers whipped the visitors 83- 34. Danny has been an outstand- lng performer for the Panthers for lhree seasons, and while he has always scored in the high 'figures he has never approached the total he hit last night. The Panthers were red hot last night as they scored at will against the hapless invaders. Leading 21-4 at the first quarter, 40-13 at the half. and 61-21 at the third quarter mark, the Panthers were never ln danger at any time Panther Wm ln the game, Tom Nieholes was next on the scoring parade with 13 points. The Panthers also won the re- serve geme 30-16, with Harry Al- len hitting 10 points to show the way. The Panthers will be seen in action ln the County Tournament Saturday hlternoon. when they meet Blaekfork. Grlfilthsvllle Chesapeake F-McClure 5 Russell 41 F--R. Pauley 8 8 Smith 0 F-Tsckett 18 Nicholes.13 -F-Stowers 1 Hunt 7 C-Escua Keefer 10 G-Cooper 5 Gillen 1 G-Boehm 2 Hutchison 5 Grifflthsville 1 13 21 ZH Chesapeake . ..... 40 81 83 Tourney '5 sd Second D Three Lawrence county basketball players were hon- ored by official selection on the all team at the Wav- erly tournament last night. Gene Clay of Kitts Hill was selected on the first five, Russell of Chesapeake was on the second five and J. Miller of,Waterloo was pick- ed mi the nhird five or list of honorable mention. The se- lections were made by offi- cials at the tournament. New Boston, winner of the tour- nament plawed two men, Emswiller and Bowling on the first five. In ill. Russell tallied 17 nolnts. and it was said by gs. sembled spectators that Dang. erous Dan will he n strong esn- dldnte for All-Tournament holl- ors. Of course, he will be hamp- ered by not playing more than two games, but in spite ol hll short stay. he is expected to lwll s lsrle number of votes for the tremendous :amen he played ln the two Chesapeake contests.

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