Fairland High School - Fairlander Yearbook (Proctorville, OH)

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airland '56 Lawrenc Qu,niytTournev Ch FAIRLAND'S Dragons labovei winner and '56 Lawrence County basketball champion after defeatf ing Dan Russell's Chesapeake Panthers tbelowl, 68-64, at South Point High School last night. DRAGONS-Front row, l-r, Larry Edwards, Ed Wllgus, Marv Johnson, Karl Gillette, Gary Black and Chet Layne, back row, 1-r, Hunter Skinner, Glen Pat- terson, Charles Smith, Pete Cornute, Jack Molter and Gary Cooper. PANTHERS- Front row, l-r, Roy Colllzigswsrth, Claude Cha- fin, Gary Ellis and Oscar Pike: back row, 1-r, Wil lam Suiter, Larry Curry, Carl Llllsp Dick Wilks, Darw..1 Taylor and Bob Turner. I , B k , FAIRLAND , 11-EAM FG Pl' TP Icornute -- .----- ---- 1 0 3 23' P I E 8 E 4 yMolter --- --- 2 2 2 'Wllgus - .... --- 2 . a n T e r S , - AEdwards --- --- 3 2 1' -' AA' v ' Smith .... - --- Nick Visnic's Fairland Dragons-l. Fa1rlands15ete Cornute 6011153 if U 3 0 6 baffled by the wary Chesapeake'bl'9a1S'flW3Y ln the hrsthhigc bug Patterson ' ' -E -, ... Pant-hers in the closing minutes of Came d0Vf'n. the stretc, ell 10,1-ALS --29 10 68 the first half and trailing a dis- champ, hitting Seven held 30? S- ' heartening ten points4clung game- in the Second h-an to finish mmf CHESAPEAK: 0 10 ly to the front-runnin! challengers.,:23 POURS. b9Sf f01' the DPBEOHS- 3:53. ------ 5 2 12 and overhauled them tin the final. Chesapeake lost CUITY Rnd TUV' Ellis ' 6 18 aof minutes of play, 68-64, to claim. ner on foul-slate in the game and Tuma? ' 3 2 8, the '56 Lawrence County basket- L Flirlllhd WHS forced to finish Wlth' Chaim ' 2 0 4Q ball championship. out Edwards but P3tt91'50U Pfoveda ' U l An overflow crowd at South Point High School gym last night saw Chesapeake outscramble the Dragons, 14-13, in the first eight minutes of heart-stopping action with the Panthers forging ahead in the rough-and-tumble second frame as Falrland's defense loosened at the seams. Carl Ellis used his devastating hook to chalk up six field goals ln the first half but finished his scor- ing for the night from the foul line as the Dragons tightened their defensive alignment in the second half. Curry netted 18-for-21 from the foul line. though, and led Chesa- pealre scoring with n total of 30 points. l ore than ca able substitute, hit- lining three frgm the field in thei TOTALS vital end play. QFamangak? tFair1and opened its spirited bldghesan in the third, outpointing Chesa- peake, 19-13, and the 23-15 count' in the fourth wrapped up the! championship. l An all-tournament team and an all-county lineup - selected b! the coaches - will be announced Monday. 4 V Pete Cornute and Larry Edwards All-County and All-Tournament 143. --------,21 22 841 is 13 19 23-68? -- 14 22 13 15-64:

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