Chesapeake High School - Panther Yearbook (Chesapeake, OH)

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I I ii 'W' ' - Row at RALPH KIMBALL, TOMMY WOOD, UGNALD MOWHORTER. TCU PLUIAMER. I Panthers Wlnner 0verKmgg10n 45-36 HESAPEAKE'S PANTHERS scored a victory-in last P3 Pom, - , ,mu ,,,m,,,,,. mm. night's first session of the Sectional Tournament . amen and Hunt' tamed in at Waverly when they- tripped a strong Kingston team 3 45 to 36. Chesapeake's Panthers Pllbffd KlngstonQ Rosa county champion. in the final game at Wavex-LV lllf night and ea-me through with a fast 45 to S6 triumph. Coach Tom I-lessun's crew started well, flded. thu came hack latte to P1111 me game exft of thejire. Kllltston stretched their lead' te two polnts during the third Qllll't8f. but Chesapeake was there with a hlg rally in the flnal heat to fast-break the Kingp- tonlans to death. The local crew had used their beautltul fast break to good ad- 'vantage with Charlie Nichols on the scoring end during the first ,quarter-:L hut in the final ,perlod, Coach Henson sent llttle 'Carroll Keeler into a forward spot :to start it cucxingpmm the other Lslde. 1 With Danny Russell catching ,fire himself and passing off to Qlteefer on that 'fast break, the 1Panthers rolled to victory. Keeler thit' four straight buckets with ,Russell also contributing eight some terrifle rebound work and wouldnt let the ht: Drtman dominate the hl0lfb0l.l'dl aa Wil his custom. Gilbert Smith was alsoln there for some :ood re- hoond- work. but hs fooled ont of the game in the l0l0hd period, .being-replaced hy Hunt. 7 Chesapeake MED Kinnton 1381 F-4-Russell 15 Rhoadel 'I F-Hutchinson 3 Immell 2 Hi0tllt8 tn those final Weight minutes. c 'Gm?n 3 onmm 15 Q' Bumeu enge-d-gs high scorer :RLG--Smith 2 Dearth 3 gum winners with 15, renewed bylG-Nivlwll 11 Kelly 'Y ,Nichols with u and Keefer with 'Suhr Chesapeake-Reefer 8. B- femm. John 0,-tmm' me bu- een. Hunt 4. Kingston-Ott 1. 'ter of Kingston, was effectively Score by Quarters: Hbottled, up by Bill Hunt and Jerry chenwak' ------ 13 10 25 45 'Gilleo of Chesapeake, and scored-Kiniiton -------- 9 17 27 36 Chesapeake e gone ,for Cheaapeak's seniors, ai mroup headed by Russell. The 'team ls to be congratulated for 'the splendid performance they turned in alalnat overwhelming Lea... I The Panthers took the floor he- fore the nine and letf their .nerves get the best of them he- ' fore they claimed down. New Boston took advantage ot Chesa- peake's lapse to'lIlle on a 15-1 edge -before Chesapeake found themselves. During the remaln- 3 der of the samer It was about even with New Boston addllll' very Ilttle to thelr lead. v 1 New Boston The lineups: New Boston C50 Chesapeake till F-Emawlller 14 Russell 17 F-Campbell 9 Smlth 8 C-Bowllnl 21 Glllen l G-Staten 3 Kaefer 1 fG-Neu 5 B. Hunt' 2 ! v r I Subs: New Boston-Hamilton, Patrick 1, Jackson, Oakes 1. Chesapeake--Hutchison 2, Niche ols 4. Score by quarters: New Boston --.. .... 20 82 48 M Chesapeake ......... 5 14.24 33 'The Panther star, Denny Rug. sell, didn't get started until the sceond quarter, hut from that time on. he played a tremendous game and was called by New Bos- ton Ians the best player on the floor. THIS PAGE SPONSORED , BY - 55, Q EHZO 'ZLCLE QDO5-t . 640 AMERICAN LEGIO

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l MES fgaff CHESAPEAKE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE, 1948-49 Dec, 3Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Hon. Jcin. Jon, Nan Hon, Jan. Jon. Jon, 'Jem 'Feb. 'Feb. nFeb. Feb. xFeb. xFeb. Feb. 'Low xAfte K. Q. 3 lronton ....,.,. There IO Cool Grove ...L Here II Griffithsville .,. There I3 Marshall ...Qi Here I7 Windsor There 21 Rome ... , Here 4 South Point .i There 7 Pedro -........ Here II Proctorville -.,. There I4 Kitts Hill Q... There I8 Hanging Rack .-. There I9 Wayne .-ti... Here 2I Waterloo .1-.. Here 27 Cool Grove -i. There 28 Blacktork ... Here l Procrorville . Here 4 Rome ...-...T There 8 Ironten St. Joe 1. Here IO Kitts Hill ii. Here II Wayne l.. There I4 Marshall .TT There I5 Griffithsvllle ....,,. Here QH2 Ro' 'JW55 S v WINNER, JACKIE HUNT. JERRV Gltten, down Hutcuuon G -99 SUITM Blum HUNT, dennv Bennett, Mnmocn. 'Row ll: Rlium KIMBALI., CuAm..ca NICHOLS, Tou Henson, Conan, Hllnev Au.:u, DAuNv Runcu.. fllllllh lIli3l'lH' Rally Necessary Tn Decide Game 'The Chesapeake Panthers gained a tie for second place in the county league standings -last night, with ri 40-'34 win over the St. Joe Flyers. The Panthers had trailed Rome by a half -game, but the win over the Flyers gave them an identical -9-2 record for the season with 'Rome and the two clubs will thus share the runnereup spot, behind Kitts Hill, Mao flnisl-Sed with sr clean record of 11 wins ngaihst no looses. 'It tools a fourth quarter rally by the Panthers to win the game. as the Flyers led by three points .at the three quarter mark, 24-21. The game was close all the way, as the two teams were tied up' at the end nf the first quarter 6-6. and the Flyers had a one point 12-11 lead at the half. Gil Smith was the 'leading scorer last nlghh as 'he netted 15 points. to pace 'both teams. Dan- ny 'Russell took second honors with ten. Pat Levine and 'Don Miller dropped, in 9 point! each in 'lend the Duteh. The PNIUIBYJI also took the re- WWE .serve 20-9. with Hum hir- Nnf for nine points to lend the winners, Ind Dunworth netting !lve to lend the losing Dutch. rence County League Gomes. . rnocn Games The Kitts their tlyxest squeeze of the season last night on the Chesapuke boards, but finally managed to eke out A 81 to 29 triumph over the Panthers in 1 non-league con- cern. y The Wildcats had not won a game by less than slx points prior to last night! battle at the Peake. but ln thlt tilt, Cold! Tom Hes- son's crew left doubt in Kltfl Hlll's minds that this was to be their 21st straight victory. Hill Wildcats had Hillians Eke Uul Panthers Klth HH! tookihe lead lz-1 after one quarter, sand they were still :head by flve point! It the half, 20-15. A! the three- quarter Pole. the Cheslpelkerl hid moved to within two lllllel of their enemlu, 25-23. During the final heat, Chesal, pealre pulled into s tie and then went ahead of Kitts Hill for X brief period, that being the only time this season that any team 'luis been lhild of the Wildcats ln the iwnazs with 40 seconds -to play, and the more all tied up at 29-29, Gene Chy of the Wildcats was fouled. He calmly tolk his place at the free throw line., and dropped In Iboth his foul shots to live hll team'the win. Chesapeake flred 1 'G,C1,y 3 couple of valleys in the closing seconds. but they went wild., Danny Russell was Chesa- peake's ace with nine- marker!- followed by Charlie Nichols with Eeven and John Hutchison with ix. . St. Joe luligqgpgjm F-Levine 9 Russell 10 F-Miller 9 Hutchinson 2 G-Klnn-'W 6 G-lllen 7 Gflivertel 3 Smith 15 G--'Hnltzapiel 5 Nichols G-'Wuginger 2 Kelffer 2 G-- J Hunt 4 St. Joe ........... s 12 24 31 Chesapeake .. 6 11 21 40 The lineups? KIM!-, lllll lil! Chollltelke 1291 F-Deloug 8 31155911 9- 11-.wgbp 4 Smith 3 C--Lambert 4 Glllill 4 'G-Cannon D Hutchison 6 Nichols 7 Subs: Chesapeake-B. Hunt. Keefer. Score by quarters: Kitt! I-llll ...,... -12 20 25 31 Chesapeake ...... 'I 15 23 29

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