Liberty Township High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Rudolph, OH)

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Z?a4Leldaff 'DUO'-1O0Q I 3 C lc 3 oz rv---co E c k e r t 6'4 A 6'0 Center Sr. Center Sl' Made second all-lea e team . . . to C00PC'fafed well with teammates . . . had height for getting rebounds . . . SU P scorer on boards . . . came in second I with 90 rebounds , , , good Shot from lacked experience . . . showed improve- ment as season progressed. side . . . third year varsity. c l I f f l v i n C B h a 3 k 1' e l r t o n N o 10 5'7 Guard sf. 6'1 Forward Jr- Good team player . . . handicapped by Ggod Ecard Irfan 5 ' - WPS Wllfh 115 lack of experience . . . good shot from re Gun S ' flfsf In four Shooting Per' side . . . had speed to help out with Cemage Wdth 175 ' geod team PlaY' fast break . . . first year varsity. er ' ' I third m Scofmg with 181 Pomts . . . first year varsity. OVERMIER DRUG STORE Compliments of- BEE GEE ATHLETIC CO. . . . Oh. North Baltimore, Ohio -60-, Bowling Green, 10

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gaafefdaf Cygnet Zippers came up with an outstanding victory over Liberty, defeating them 70-65 on the Zippers court. A control-brand of basketball marked the North Baltimore-Liberty contest in which the unbeaten Tigers won by a 33-point margin, 64-31. Liberty's joy Wagner scored on the tip-in to keep Liberty in the Christmas Tourna- ment. Liberty defeated Webster 61-55. Liberty loses final game of the Christmas Tournament to Montgomery by a score of 57-55. Control of the backboards and fast-breaking enabled the Lake Flyers to climb back in the win column by outscoring Liberty 80-52 at the final close of the game. In a nip-and-tuck encounter that had the markings of a foul-shooting contest, the Lions won a 54-52 match over jackson Twp., to give Liberty their third win. The Olney Rangers led all the way and outscored a fast-improving Liberty squad, 69-58, in a non-league game. Eckert held top with 12 field goals and four free throws for 28 points. Weston Tigers pulled their league mark to .500 by winning their third game in six Western Wood County League starts, by defeating Liberty 54-39. Liberty outscores Tonrogany in the third period which netted 28 points, producing a 75-56 decision for the Liberty Lions. The Lions' good offensive work was overshadowed only by Coakley's sensational scoring, which nosed out Liberty, 95-73. Because of an injury which delayed the game for 15 minutes just before the half- time, an even bigger handicap arose to defeat the Liberty Lions, 83-43, for the Mont- gomery Local win. i t I 5: 5 .WZ 1 I IN I C -59-

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ga4Lel6aff 8 n C r N 0 20 6'1 Forward jr. Good shot . . . first in field goal per- centage with 5295 . . . second in scoring with 194 points . . . third in rebounds with 66 . . . has good fake in fooling opponents . . . first year varsity. T o m C 1 e m e n t S N o 50 6'0 Forward Jr. Showed signs of becoming good player . . . has height for rebounding . . . improved as season progressed . . . should be a big help next year . . . first year varsity. D a 1 l a S S w o P e N o 55 5'9 Guard Soph, Leading playmaker with 43 assists . . . helped bring ball down the court and handled offense out front . . . has drib- bling ability and speed to go with it . . . showed signs of hitting out front . . first year varsity. C 1 o Y c e S o u d e r S N o 55 5 '91f2 Guard jr. Good player . . . good set shot from out front . . , has some speed to make him potent on the fast break . . . with more experience he will be a big asset . . . first year varsity. compiimems of LIBERTY GRAIN ASSOCIATION, Rudolph, Ohio -61-.