McArthur High School - Mustang Yearbook (Hollywood, FL)

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On December 1, 1962, the McArthur Mustangs massacred Miami Christian, 108-15, to start the most successful, 19-8, basketball season in the school's seven- year history. Coach Reid Lowder guided the talented team to a second-place finish in the Northern Division of the Cold Coast Conference behind the champion Pompano Golden Tornadoes. Before the New Year rolled in, Miami Military Ac- ademy, St. Thomas Aquinas, Pine Crest, North Miami, the Christopher Columbus had fallen under our high- flying hoofs. In addition, during Christmas vacation Mc- Arthur participated in the Pompano Holiday Invitational Tourney. After defeating Orlando Boone, 74-57, and Coral Cables, 78-70, we faced Pompano in the finals. The two teams matched each other basket for basket until the last five minutes of the fourth quarter when the Tornadoes pulled away to win, 68-60. With this game we added a new trophy to our collection and began a strong rivalry between the two schools. Lenny Albrecht, Don King, and Willie Coates joined seven opponents on the All-Tourney team. In the first game of 1963, the squad demolished Riverside Military Academy's Kaydets, 71-28. Then, with revenge in mind, the 9-1 Mustangs hosted undefeated Pompano Beach on Ianuary 8. As a wildly screaming, capacity crowd watched, the Green rolled up a 27-point advantage in the third quarter and coasted to victory, 76-65. This was the team's finest hour and marked the high point of our successful season as we took over first place in the GCC. It also gave Pompano their first defeat in 33 regular-season games. e Cairns completes layup as Golden Tornadoes watch Surrounded! Lenny Albrecht fights to keep the ball from the Pompano Tornadoes during the game that proved to be the most successful of the yea