Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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Thnteen must tml, be an unlucky number The last place Classen Comets rnvaded the Fducatron Burldrng and emerge-d with an osertrme vrctorv of 34 37 VVe had sulfere-el eur frrst defeat of the season Thus could partrlllx he rttrrbuteel to the loss of Robert son who was srck Though thrs was our flrst defe rt rt elreln t prove to be our lxst C louels were really on the horrzon lwree- rn one week we took rt on the nose And thus trme wrthorrt puttrng up any gn l Shawnee rapped us 49 78 for our second loss of the season and both rn the Mrel State Thrs dropped us from the- conference lead Haskms alone drd the magorrty of the Plains men s scorrng We certainly mrsse-el the great baekboard play of Mel lererer who had a sprained ankle Robertson was the hero agarnst Alva on the Goldbugs home eourt Wrth onlv seeonds to play he scored a field goal which treel the game and he was fouled The free throw he sank gave us the game 76 75 for our thirteenth wrrr against two brtter losses Hlskrns and Robertson tre-d for hrgh point llflnflfg Traxelrng to Central the Plarnsmen swal loweel another brtter pull rn the form of the-rr thrrd loss of the season It proved to be a hard fought game but the Cardrnals came- Ullt ahead bv seven healthy points 78 VI The hrgh qualrtx of basketball was rudrcatcd by the absence of fouling and the fact that onlx one substrtutron was made- during the rx hole Game Farrell Crarg for the Enrdrtes Agarn our qllllltet canre out on the short end The rnvadrng Blackwell Maroorrs took 1 hnd fought battle- rn the final seconds 79 78 to hand us our fourth and one of the hrttere-st elefeats of the season Hrcks and Crarg stole hrgh point honors losrng Lererer to tonsrlrtrs we rrrvaeled Classen Hugh to avenge- an overtime defe-at earlrer rn the- season But to our consternatron the Comets handed us defeat number flse to the tune of 35 76 Flmer Hrcks was hrgh pornt man agarn Thus loss was conelusne proof that l'nrel vsouldn t he rn the top spot when the frnal tahulatrons were rn ffontmuz-d on page 37 30 ' . 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