Lead Hill High School - Liberator Yearbook (Lead Hill, AR)

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..f..Jr5 Xfu Lakeside Class B Cage C hampton Nathan McCauleys Lakeside basketeers geared to towerrng Bud dy Teague wc nthe state Class B basket ball champronshrp with a 41 to 33 vrctory over Marshall at the Audrtorrum las nrght The Lake Catherlne qurnt Sixth Drstrrct champion and a pre tour ney favorrte to play the husky Mar shall frve rn the frnal never was behrnd on rts road to the crown Teague trpped in tnerr flrst bas ket and they were rn the drrvers seat throughout except for a brief 11 11 deadlock The score was 17 to 13 at the half and 29 to 22 at thend of the third quarter Teagues 18 were tops for Lake srde Clifford Horton paced Mar shall on the floor and paced the point making with a dozen Mowery forward Burgess forward Ferxgue cen er Culps guard Pennrngton guard Total MARSHALL C Horton forward Ruff forward G Horton forward Massey center Reeves guar Smyth guard D Martln guard Totals Halftlme score Lakeside 17 Marshall Offrelals Coleman and Arnold SEVIIFINALS Marshall 27 Center Rrdge 24. t0vert1me J C Horton flrpped rn a Jump shot f 'J New Q5 u....... ..J 5 BEAT SPRI GDALE 53 TO 29 I FI AL GAME OF TOURNEY The Lrttle Rock Trgers swept to therr second strarght state basket ball champlonshrp wrth a .13 to 29 vrctory over the Sprrngflale Bull dogs before 2500 fans at the Audr torlum last nrght Springdale took an early lead hut the Tigers forged ahead after srx mmutes of play and never were pressed after that SEMII INALS Litte Rock 64 Joneslhoro 'P The Trgers found Joneshoros de fensive weakness to cru h the Hur rlcane 64 to 32 on thcrr way to the final More than 180i nursed therr goose prmples as the teams swapped point for pomt the frrst quarter the Bengals trarlrng hy three points before Boggess arched ln a long one and Hoffman dump ed rn a crrp to grve Lrttlc Rock the lead at the quarter 14 to 13 The defendrng champrons were never headed thereafter Thomp son who scored 17 pomts Hoff man and Robrns prtched the ournt into a 26 to 17 lead at rntermrssron Mullens and Stephens reduced the drfference to frve pornts but Ber ry and Hoffman made a parr of goals each to stay rn front 6 to 35 at the next stage Then Lrttle Rock became basket happy every Trger starter throwrng rn at least four pomts rn a. 28 pornt frnal heat Thompson was the bellwether rn the early stage tallylng 12 pornts the frrst half Hoffman was the leadrng frgure on the court seorrn 16 pornts and controllrng, reuounds on both ends of the court alon wrth Berry who was the defcnsrxe standout Mullens who scored nine pornts and Holman Jones horo guards starred for e Golden Boys LITTLE ROCK PF Thrmn rn forunrd Coleman frrward Rx mrs forward n on forw lrran r iran B at L a l I 1 Quad Total JONLSBORO Sloan f w Svrprrens forward Word forward ohle c er Ho rran rsrd Car' Cuard M1 lens grard Henson guard To ls fllrre to It Lrt e Rock 26 Jones horo l Free throws mrsscd Thompson Rohln Boggess Stephens Holman 2 Carr Mul lens 2 Offrclals Alwln Bell and Cllff Shaw Springdale 40 Warren 30 Hustle and amazrng accuracy Sprrngdale to beat Warren 40 t3 0 rn a contest of darkhorses rn whrch nerther was up to rts form of Thursday when both achreved two upset urns Takrng ads antage of 19 fouls call ed on the close guardrng Lumber Jacks Coach Earl Voss Bulldogs an rnyrted team meshed 18 of 23 charrty shots Warren led rn freld goals 1 to 11 but lost by a wrde margrn on foul shots Sprrngadle was rn front all the way on the st1ength of rts steady stream of one pornters pullrng away rn the last quarter Henan d Mrnch r sparked K lzrer made ttml pas rni ain overtrme Perrod as Marshall S azmg forge Y most on e e out a. 27 to 24 trrumph over tal Z so U93 a 11944 Champron Center Rrdge The MENT 10725 m ovf crygames xkelglf Ns Jonesuosfrow e endrng trtlrsts were frve pc TQUR A HAVE fill here are the me Blu Searcy mm rrovl 1 ahead early rn the flrral qua: 1 YOU moment rep ouffleyd Oxford V5 m Wmo rfecg but Massey brg Marshall cen ers for me he state 9 an-en an Rock U- 8 pngs are ve put hrs team ahead 24 to 23 w bon outcome 0 Do,-ado V5 Mm Lxtie day Pant essxon ve three mmutes to go Stephens fr he mm El redo vs t a m Frmsheg Ve' shose vvh0 ha row tred 1t for Center Rrdge 9 we ng El D0Jonesbor0 a mportanf- C ,vor of 1 gr-st. 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azorbacks Blow Earl ead to Bow ' arden 63 62 k .. Record Crowd Sees Ar ansas Cave, Cagers Drop Heart Breaker W YORK CUP? New York Umverslty came from behind to nip Arkansas 63 to 62 ln the feature half of last nlght s basketball double header at Madxson Square Garden after St Johns won the opener I1 to 37 ver Rhode Island State before a record crowd of 18 398 The cleats were the Ilrst of the season for both losers each ol whom had won ve games m a row The crowd was the largest ever to attend l re laxfeeason twm blll in the Garden R70 free throws by Sud Tannenbaum with five seconds left ln the me gave NYU xts wm overcoming a one pomt lead the tall Razorbacks ad established with les than a mmute to play Lack of reserves cost A kansas its vlctoty Frank Schumchyk and Mel McGaha went out on fouls and slx toot 10 xnch George Kok was lost dn an ankle injury m the last hal! The Razorbacks fxmshed the game wlth only one regular on the floor NYU took an early lead as the game started but sharp shootmg bv lUIcGaha who scored ll points 1n the first hal! plus control of the ball by Kok carried Arkansas to A 32 to 21 halftime margln Loss of Schumchyk and McGaha early ln the second halt gave NYU :nts chance and Tannenbaum and Marty Goldstein led the rally that tred the score wxth two minutes to go at 61 to 61 Tannenbaum led all scorers wxth 22 pomts and Parson B111 Flynt had 17 for Arkansas Harry Boykolts control of the backboard gave St Johns tts com paratxvely easy wm Rhode Island a flrehorse style team which had averaged almost 92 poxnts per game xn wmmng xts fxrst five starts was handicapped by the work of Boykoff rn covermg the rebounds and fell back mldway ln the second half poxnt lead but Rhode lsland rallxed to lead at 8 to 6 and then after falling behind at 20 to 15 just be f re the half four pomts by Ken odwm and a basket by Dick Hole gave Rhode lsland a 21 to 20 half time margin Baskets by Boykoff and Grltfxn with mne mmutes gone rn the sec and half gave St Johns a 30 to 29 lead and Erme Calverlys free throw put Rhode Island ln a tle for the last time Floor play by Tommy Baer and three qulck baskets by Frank Frascella former Baxnbrldle Naval Station captaxn sent St Jul-ms into a safe lead and the Red akzns coasted ln. ar eds Tall Edd I , reel, 0 11m Horf Y 26 ' H' 6 122:11 PDQ, th D01,SizIen7001-:FE MCLE L V011 dfun. 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