King William High School - Columns Yearbook (King William, VA)

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After completion of its rebuilding program and under new head coach Bob Murray, King William has found winning ways again. The Knights got off to a poor start, winning its first con- test and then losing four straight. Kingwilliarn then ended the '64 half of the season with a 77 to 57 win over a strong Alumni team. The Knights started the '65 season offwith afour game win streak and in the course pulled into atie for third place in District E standing. During this win streak KingWilliam lambasted district power and rival West Point with a record breaking 91-75 score. It was in this gamethat senior Willie Edwards broke the individual scoring record for a KingWilliam player with an output of 36 points. Throughout the season Edwards has constantly been in the district and state scoring races. He is the captain of a late starting but balanced score attack of our King William Knights.

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it - 4 it ii ii M . FIRST ROW, L-R, K. Parker, H. Atkins, D. Townsend, B. Brizendine, W. Edwards, J. Garrett R. Ainsely. SECOND ROW, L-R, Mr. Abel, Coachg F. Edwards, Managerg C. Moran, J. Kemp C. Chenault, J. Kervonick, Manager. BASEBALL I 964 This young baseball team rebounded from last year's winless season to an overall record of two wins and nine losses and is look- ing forward to a better slate in the 1965 season. Inexperience proved to be a great handicap to the seniorless club, which was led by junior Bill Brizendine's .313 batting average and his three stolen bases. An uns easoned pitching staff was the drawback in King William's defense. However, one of the bright spots in this department was the infield whose only trouble was hitting. In the outfield, the right- field position proved to be a troublespot for Coach Abel's Knights. This position was backed up by David Townsend and pitcher-center- fielder Willie Edwards. Record King William 2 Middlesex 6 1 Charles City 12 2 New Kent 12 ' 1 Mathews 6 ' 6 Marriott 4 l 3 Grange Hall 6 1 New Kent 1 1 ' 2 Pleasant Hill 3 ' 5 Marriott 3 3 Pleasant Hill 7 5 West Point 8 43