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“Couldn’t Get It Right” (1) Mark Taylor, mutcle» strained to the utmo»t, give» one lo»l effort at the tope to capture the 120-yard high hurdle». (2, 3 and 4) The Rcogan pole voulter», 1 to 4, Tom Pennington, Steve Meyer, and Ted Smith. The»e three carried the bulk of th field point» with finiihes of fourth, »econd, ond fifth re»pectively. 54 — Vor»ity Track
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Mien you're hot, you're hot, when 1're not, you're not. This accurately icribed the Freshman Basketball team fhey climbed hills and valleys enroute to 5-5 season record and a 11 -5 district 'he season started smoothly as the sh won their first four games, but a ible slump hit the young Raiders and y finished the first half with a 4-4 ord. The second half was a different ry os they breezed to victory in seven of eight games to end with a 7-1 ord and a third place district finish. 'Our biggest problem was the lock of e natural shooters and a natural ball idler,” commented Coach Frank ttman. The Freshmen were led by orge Freeman, leading scorer; and my Carter, Jim Moore, and Nathan rk, leading rebounders, loach Gutfman indicated that when le players did good, the whole team bonded with a solid effort. orin Turner sees on opening and heads for it in »he 74-73 Rotder victory George Freeman, Jimmy Stinson, Willis Arnold, (back row) Darrell Lewis, LBJ. (2) Shooting for two, Harold Mann takes to the oir. (3) Reogon Glen Davis, Tony Bowers, Jim Moore, Nathan Clark, Jimmy Carter, Don imon Bosketboll Team; (front row) Kenneth Freemon, Cloy Keeling, Vonde Vonter, Steve Thompson, Coach Fronk Guttmon. Freshmen Basketball — 53
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In the middle of the worst bits of Bother all year, the track teams of Austin lolly gathered at Nelson Field for o two- ly district meet; the first time it had been ed. The field events were held on the first jy and the Raiders turned out a spectable showing, chalking up 15 ints and putting them in fifth place. The le vaulters carried the field men through e day with Steve Meyer placing 2nd, m Pennington 4th, and Ted Smith ipturing 5th to earn 14 points by emselves. Keith Brook's 6th place in the oad jump supplied the other score. H n ) Sophomore Keith Curry glides smoothly over o hurdle as he attempts to longjumper Keith Brooks soils through the air displaying the form that rertoke o runner from Anderson. (2) Senior Tony Morshol! comes to a earned him sixth place, oduol holt in the 220 after a satisfying fourth ploce finish. (3) Varsity Trock — 55
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