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MaPV1H Llndsey 50Ph Donald Stainbrook-Sr. opp. LRHS Opp. LRHS Jerry Twogood-Soph, Team B Team Louisburg SM 32 33 Kincaid L3 28 M2 Parker 56 35 M2 Pleasanton 59 no 3h Prescott 56 58 53 Mound city 50 13 35 Louisburg 58 5m M9 Blue Mound M3 M7 M2 Kincaid 37 no 50 Parker M2 23 32 Pleasanton 77 33 M2 Prescott SM 39 50 Mound city 70 3h 56 Blue Mound M2 26 39 LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Mound city 52 63 Pleasanton 83 57 Prescott 59 L7 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Louisbura 52 37 Bill Ross-Sr Clayton Vann-Jr. Johnny Andrews Jr hurman Mllle
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Winter is the time for I Coach Frazell, L.Aelmore, J.Andrews, C.McClanahan, T.Mille3,LM'g0le: Cnvann B,R0SS, J,TwQgQ0d, R,Sm1th, D.Karr, D.Sta1nbrook, . in sey. 9 Me The Indians, coached by Wendell Frazell had a lvin Cole-SI, successful season winning 10 out of the lg games played. In the league they ranked third, in the league tournament they ranked fourth. Of the 20 players there were 5 seniors,3 juniors 8 sophomores, and A freshmen. Eldon Terry, equip ment manager, and Tom Sims, official score keeper, were both efficient helpers. High scorer for the season was Carl McClanahan with 382 points. In one game he made 14.9 Points which was more than any other two players made in Other hi h oint men were Lawrence the game. g p Aelmore with 223, and Clayton Vann and Melvin Cole with l50 points each. The B team composed of lower classmen, showed promising A team material. Of the lb games played won 10 they 0 The players enjoyed the new experience of hear- ing their game on the radio.The game with Kincaid, played as a benefit for the March of Dimes, was broadcast over KMDO of Fort Scott. Carl McClanahan-Sr. Coach Frazell, Coach Young, K.Taylor, T.Miller, L.Potts, D.CoX, M.Brown, M.Cole, L.Wilson, L.Gugler, J.Teagarden, J.Driskill b955g,g6f+4
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Seniors sell at the home basketball games to add to their class fund. Anybody for hot dogs, coney island, pop, candy bars, or gum? on the We've We!ve Welve Welve Take it away, break it upl Pre-game warm-ups Wild Bill is still Winter rampage. got the coach, got the team, got the pep, got the steam, HMG is Fifteen rahs for the basketball team. Indians play in district tournament. Sink it, Vann. O11 late
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