Era High School - Hornet Yearbook (Era, TX)

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. e 0 0 o et I- lS1'l'lCf ,.,. K, .xkkrk .. O I ' . , ... f Knlg '1AV C asclose,as the teams stayed at take ggfawayl, 'mg final sw,-9 , ' 'Register.StaffliilfifS?1'ii least within three points of came with thi,-gy Segondg --The-Era Hornets, by each other till halftime. Troy remaining as Jackie Bewlgy virtue of their win over the Lindsay Knights here ifmegrtoy night, will advance to the bi-district round of post season playoffs against Mid- way. That bi-district matchup been tentatively set for Davis helped the Homet cause in the frame with several rebounds. Kenny Hermes did likewise for Lindsay with key baskets and good ball handling. The third quarter proved to be Lindsay? 1 undoing. They was fouled on a layup. The shot counted, and he converted the free throw to nrmg the total to 60-45. Kenny Hermes led Lindsay scorers with l9 points. Roy Metzler had 16, Jimmy Arendt second in Bowie. outcome of Tuesday'S was in doubt for nearly quarters, until the taller players began tv arab rounds and control the both ends of the Knights led going quarter 26-25, but the visitors 14 to OD them in was came out of the 'locker room with a one-poin-t-loaclgbut left the floor at the and of the quarter trailingfby eight.. Era dominated the boards, as Michael Selby, Wes Dick, and Davis took rebound after rebound. They also executed their fast break well. Lindsay on the other hand, couldn't find the range. They put up shots from the outside, and were unable to .muscle their way inside to try for the rebounds. The fourth frame showed some improvement for Lind- .-say, but it was not enough as lille? were outscored 17-10. The final quarter was sprinkled with fouls, as Era held on to their lead and Lindsay tried to six, and Pete Fuhrmann four. David Hermes saw con- siderable action for the Knights, also. For Era, Jackie Bewley had 22, and Troy Davis 16 points. Michael Selby and Ronnie Miller had 10 each, and Wes Dick came away with two points.. C The Hornets haiie three practice games- scheduled before they take oe. Midway. The will play iCvollirisvillefin Era this Ffidalf 'lfS31fl3i-1i?i139-a-1D- Next ' week! they 'i play .Celeste DY0,gfl-1-Iliff-Ss.'9i3f193.Qi. Era and once 'at Celeste.. C Knights 14 l2 9 10-45 Hornets 15 10 18 17-60 i Era Wins CELESTE - The Era Hornets got a measure of revenge and perhaps a bit of momentum Thursday night as . they defeated Celeste in their final practice game before they face Midway in the bi-district round of the playoffs. Era played the same Celeste team Tuesday night in Era, dropping that game 55-48. 'C Much of Era's success was attributed to the way the I Hornets handled Celestefs pressing defense- The fglocttls countered with -agfman-toftuan defense of their owzt,oi5ie V Celeste could 1 Era lads also eogfizriittedxtfuieh - fewer turnovers in their Tuesday Era. . Jackie Bewley led Era scorers with 19 points. Michael Selby made 12, and Ronnie 1 Miller 10 points. Troy Davis scored six, and Gerald Biffle and Bill Spears made two each. Wes Dick and Don Bewley also 1 'For Celeste, Lloyd Shelton led with 13 points. Steve Evans had 10 points. Mike Lipsey made six, Clark Collin four, and Darrell Dillon two. Bi-District Tilt Tuesday For Era All preparation and planning is com plete for the Era- as they look forward Midway in the of me class 1-i3e,Q,,,1haaifaina1i playoffs. The Hornets won,.ltl1e,iriglatglo i represent district they won a bestof-three gamer playoff with Lindsay in two games. They won handily in both 61-32 in Lindsay, and 60-45 in Era. The Hornets also played three practice games after the district playoff, winning over Collinsville 56-40 in Era and splitting two games with Celeste. Era lost the first of those two games at home by a score of 5548. They rebounded to win over Celeste two nights later, winning 51-36. The game with Midway. will be played inightyat. -fish' P-me fi .ne high arm the home