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SECTIONAL TOURNEY HEARTBREAK AND DEFEAT went hand in hand as the Collins Red Devils lost the 1953 Section 20-A title to the favored Mt. Hope Mustangs, 55-44, at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building on March 8. Screams echoed throughout the enormous auditorium dur- ing the entire game as the struggle became more intent and tension heightened. Never before had any two teams had so much support from the bleachers. The Devils qualified for the playoff in the finals of the tournament by defeating the Fayetteville Pirates, 71-64, two nights before. Gypsy Kay, head cheerlead- er, receives a meaaphone for having been chosen the best cheerleader from Collins at the Section 20-A Tourney. Billy Hale leaps into the air tonished Fayetteville Pirates look on. Qi Peanuts happily receives his medal for making first string All- Tournament team. the one of the moment had ever been played, Bill shakes hands as he is awarded his medal for mal-cinq first string, All-Tournament team. Bill Gets Ieudy tc score with little opposition from the Mount Hope MUSYGUCIS in the Section 20-A finals.
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s v nter Class y A ournament Connie Fry, 1953 Tournament Sponsor, is presented to the crowd and receives a certificate for an Easter corsaqe lrom George Kincaid, Student Coun cil president. Peanuts Roqusky goes up lor a shot in the final game of the tourney. ' l f 'G ' , . eM?' Larry Epperly leaves the 4 floor to put in a onewhand shot in ti 4 the sophomore-senior qame. Mr. Oliver awards medals to Bill Good and Kay Woodrum, captains ot the All-Tourney teams in their respective divis- ions. and where two points meant everything, Members ol the Senior Hiqh All-Tournament team: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Freida Ep- perly. Kay Woodrum, Mary Lick. Dreama Wyant, Barbara Donachy, Rosie Walton, and Mary Io Hubacher. SECOND ROW: Fred Roqusky, Bill Good, Ierry Epperly, Monty Donachy, Harley Io Frazier. Rosie Walton and Ola Mae Thornburg. jun- lorl. scramble lor the ball with Sue Dickinson. Shirley Bailey, and Patty Pinson, seniors. in the finals ol the qirls' division. I' QA., N . 1:11 147
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