Chesapeake High School - Panther Yearbook (Chesapeake, OH)

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Rome-Chesa ke 31-29 Game ls Close At Every Tum Rider Getswinning Goal The fiome Rpmqrgg scored a mild upaet fha' Cqlyfiy 'I-'OOP 183 night a two point '31-29 wili cvni-' the Ckgesapeqlie Panthers. The Rmmperso wieh: Fnnkedfahenq of the' lgomnngniun the 'leqgixe snowing. wmian 3:1 reeprd. sshiie th6 Rkn51an5, tFol1gd Ll1e' laiilnpljerg with B, 6-1 rpcdfd. The Win bvef lhe Pgnthers dig npt chnnge 'the standings. as the ,Pahghers are qtlll x I . 1 I i holding fhe' runhei'56p spot'b21hinii.' Kitts Hill with hu 8-2 recorld Fon the year. - :Elm game-was n. thriller a1l,1.ln'f way with the lead phaugixmg bands S several times during the gomc.: and no. kmore the-n three lifvilllal ::epar:1lerl lhe clubs ut. any one, l..ll!1C. ' -I The'Pm1.lhcrs vgcrc out in frm!- nt' Elie' Tifst Qlwrtfer 1117141 WS. Rome rgyieffsed Ihe 'siorlng' during' the sednhd Qlliirtel' arigl WEBB in fbi! the 1-Q51 1qerio:1'xiziLXi'n N71Qf:1nlgl vamfiizf-. 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Brllmfield C4WGdllen 5 Williams 2 G-lsmlth 5 Eqlks 2 GlNlckols Mdlker 4 G-J. Hunt Rider 2 BORIS ........- -. 10 20 ..22 31 cngsapeako ii' 19 id zq Dalm Russell Scores 41 Fqr Chesapeake Bri-n s Total To 312: TSBIIIWIIIS 83-34 Chesapeake? Danny Russell had' by In the ireateat night ol bla career last nllht on his home 00lll1 m he sparked his team to an 88-34 victory over Duval' hilh of' Grltfitluville. Russell ppanked- tho strings for an amazing totali o! ll points In the win. 5 'ne mn total az lm nlghhl plua the 23 Rustell made Mon-1 day afternoon in 1 game with Marshall high of Huntington. gives Dangerous Dan a lealon'l2 mark of 312 points, second hlghj number in the county. 5 Russell started slowly thi! 1 season. but ln tho oloalng week: L The Chesapeake Panthers ymgifmq qnpnqgqohgh, lltehlly ICQ thrbaekboarda oi I Ilro with hh fdfflll mooring paoo. Bla neat lneod. dribbling. pal- 1 lux and play-making ability la 5 oquallyaagnatuhlahankol: dllmnlu in nina. - The guna marked the final: reluar season skirmish lor Coach Tom Heaaon and. hh crew. They! finished with 10 win: and seven, reverses for a hgghly successful' aealon. .Tho Panthers tied tor, second in the County League with' .nine wlna and two loans.- In laat night'n game. the Chess penn- ml-ned fm with I zu! first quarter lead and went on: from there with about 20 points: Chesapeake Scores 39-20 strengthened their hold on second place in tho Lawrence County Basketball League last night as they outscored the Windsor Dukes 39 to 20. The triumph in league play last night was Chesapeake! eighth against a single defeat. They now an one full lame behind the league- leading Kitts- Hill Wild- cats. the team which handed the Panthers that lone circuit reverse. By virtue of their league trl- IIIBNI last llillh tho Panthers practically assumed themselves of bein! one ol the four aoodod teams In the ravldl! avotoaeh- lng county tournament. They are aocoml ahead ol Bono and loop- . , Wlndaor played flgallantly, but Lhey just conldzft muster an of- fense which could compete with the Panthers. It was not until the final period that Coach Tom Hes- son'a winnera really started td move lwly. The Dukes held them to o' 20415 aeorg alter three perloda, but in the closing eight minutes, 'the visitors rammed thru 19 ialliea to five for their foes to Win by 19 points. Danny Ruuelfand Gilbert Smith shaped Mix looting laurel: !or the Panthers with 11 apiece. They were trailed by Freshman Jerry Gillen with eight and Qxarley Nichols with aeven. each period to wind up with their -huhb total for the IBHOII, Grl!-, iltluvillo. though Iightlng dupe:-Q atoly. could not get into the ballf game at all. - Coaoh Rouen atartasl all aan- lon hat llllll Canal! Keeler and llll Hunt won at Kannada.: Keeler- gettin: 10 and Hunt j aaron Pvlnh. Gilbert Smith 4 Played ll oentoa and lil! tho. hoop lol' dx. Charlie: Nichol: YBlffl00ullIlllllf,l.l0lll: with Bmaell. and scored 13 Y iolnla to take nmnebup honors. 5 In the preliminary contest lastg night. the Panthers' B',f. team made lt a clean sweep with A 30-IB triumph over Gr4.fflt.hsv11le's Re- porvea. Sonny Allan with 10 top- ped the wlnnera. trailed by Ted Plummer and Jack Hunt with Ilve 'eaeh. The lineups: . Chun. 1833 Grllflthnlls 480 I'-Keefor 10 McClure 5 F-Bl Hunt 'I Pauley B- C-Smith 0 Tackett 13 G-Nichol: 13 Stowen 1 G--Ruuoll 41 Eacue Subs: Chesapeake-Hutchison 5. Gillen 1, J. Hunt. Allen, Kimball. Grlfflthaville-Boehm 2. Cooper 5. Score by quarters: Chesapeake .... 21 40 61 88 Griffithsvillo .... 4 13 21 84 League Win Over Windsor !or1Coach Vernon 1-lardy'a Dukes. getting nine talllea in the context. Sub Gene Dillon wal the only other Wlndsorlta who was able to tally more than two points. He collectel tl!- Cheaapeaka also moored a vio- iory in the prellmlnlr! feature. Theaoorointhattiltwaaltta I.. Tommy Woods with 10 and Sonny Klmbol with four were top men for the wlnnan. Bill. , Waddolh tivo was high lor the I lboera. i On Saturday night. Chesapeake' will play Ita next to last league inns of the season with the- Romans at Rome'l gym. These two. nadhojtrlvals will probably put on e that night. The Panthers wma, up -their loop season next Tuesday when St. Joe comes to Chesapeake .for a tilt. 4' Windsor will play at ,South 'Point in a loop skirmish Friday :night and still have l makeup fgame with Rome to be played. ' The lineups: VCIIUUIPOIKD 1893 Windsor G01 :F-Rulsell 11 Wlde 2 fl'-Nichols 'I Hurley ll QC-Smith 11 Anderson 1 EG-Hutchinson 2 Dement 1 ,G-Glllen 8 , Lonfl. Subs: Chesapeake-J. Hunt. Windsor-Dillon 6. Waddell, Burg lcham. Score by quartera: 1 'Chesapeake .. ...... 'I 12 20 89, Coal Grove. both ol whom havo luggug-by wu gggln high mm on the .e-son., but show. windsor -Erlqd-3 9 15 20. Panthers In 44-3.6 Wln Danny Russell Sets Individual Scorinq Mark The Generals of Marshall High. fell before the 'Chesapeake Pan-- thers for the second time this: season yesterday, as the Panthers. Generals Dliyod without the I umm or non coma who n I not with an lnhrr- The win primed the Panthers. 'won a 44-36'Jverdict at the Mal'-'for their opener in the county shall gym. Chesapeake 'had pre- vlously beaten the Generals, 88-38, tourney at 1 o'clock with the Blackfork Bobcats. Theo Panthers, in In Oveflime Game- The 1955: Bet another primlni this evening! gave Marshall a record of 11 wins. and six setbacks. The game was a nip-and-tuck affair until Chesapeake pulled away in the flnal quarter. The Generals held a one point lead at halftime and the score was knotted at 26-26 at the end of the third period. but the Panthers rallied in the fourth to take the win. Danny Russell of Chesapeake was the 5amn'a ooorlnl atar with 28 tallies. Maurice Cottlo was the Marshal! leader with 14. The when Grlfflthsvllle plays I SUNG' at Chesapeake gym. I 'The lineups: g Chesapeake Q40 Mlrlhall 4863. I F-amen as Bailey sl ,F--Hutchison 1 Focse 4' QC-Gllllen 8 Pruitt sl ,G-Smith Q Cottle 14 I G-Nichols 2 Busklrk 2, . Subs: Chesapeake-J. Hunt 1.5 Keeier 2. Marshall-Wells. Haw-' fgate, Hplley. f . Score by quarters: p icngsapeake. ..... 12 17 ze 44? Mlrshall ........ 8 18 26 38, Following tl a list 01 acorersl who havef averaged 10 points ai game or more: ' Cllelllroako made short york of Waterloo Monday with 1 4931 Win. thu ntrrowiu Wm. Player Team G Pts. Avg.. Russell, ' Ches. --- 2 41 22.0. Miller, Waterloo - 16.71 Clay, K.'Hil1 .... L--- 16.02 Newman. Home --- 14.5 Hurley. Windsor - 14D cox, HJ Rock ....... 13.5, B. Mounts. H.. Rock 13.0 I-Iankins, C. Grove 12.0j Townsend. K. Hill 12.0. Sites, -C. Grove- -- 11.05 Gannon, Ky. Hill -- 10.5, H. Delong. K. ,Hill 10.54 Meeks, Waterloo -- 10.0 Sanborn, Pedro -- 10.0 dir lwlea for a final division b0l'uL Coal Grove Oloaqneaha F-Hanklns. 8 Htltchinaon, 5 F-Sites. .11 Smith, 4 c-E. webb. s- amen, e G-Grave. 8 Rullell, 12 G-Singleton, 1 Nichols, I Subs, Chesapeake: -I. Hunt 2, B. Hunt, Allen. Score by periods: Coal Grove ........ 6 13 25 81 Chesapeake ........ 12- 19 38 82 Officials: Frecka and Com.

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