Milford Rural High School - Panther Paths Yearbook (Milford, KS)

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Pep Club FRONT vmw BACKVIEW Cheerleaders- janice Brighton, Darlene Walters, Beverly Puck, Velma. Stevens

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ls Morganville Eighlh Milford Viclim 55-41 I MILFORD-The Milford Pang thers beat out Morganville in the last quarter by a score of 55-41. Coach Gaddis's quintet had it lOl-Ish all the way until the last three minutes of the game, This was' the Panthers' eighth win Milford Gels Back In Slride To Win , On Home Courl 61-39 MILFORD-The Milford Pen- thers looked more like them- selves last night as. they beat Longford Fil-39. ' IVI-rliord I ournament. Being Held In New flS60,000 Gym Millord Win Slrlng Broken By Wakelleld MILFORD-The Milford Pan- thers lost their first game after five wins at Wakefield Tuesday night, 48-44. ' leonardrille lllh Vifzliss 0? Millord Millord High loser Only Once So Far MILFORD-The Milford Pan- thers have lost only one game out of six this season. the loss being to Wakefield in a 48-44 duel. The five wins came in the fol- lowing manner: Milford 53, Keats 44. Milford 64, Gr n 42. Milford 52, Lerifardville .30. Milford 52, Morganville 39. Milford 60, Cleburne 41. Total points for Milford are 325 ' MILFORD -- The Milford Pan- and for the opposition 244. - thers easily beat Leonardville last, Roy Head has sparked the Pan- night, 53-35, - .thers' offensive attack. In the This gives the Panthers 12 wins against two defeats. 'Millord 'lakes Tourney F om Wakefield 35-33 e ' - ' ht as ti X M'lf d won the Milford Tourney last mg. . ' dow-iqgidzglldalrefield in the championship game 35'33' m a e OS battle all the wav h d of the first quar-' ' ' A A dead-locked at t e en ter ft?-tfgellllfaeflireitigldlfirvent out in front at the half. 1534- tries. wikeneid cagers hurridlsf moved out ln from kiln, 'i mod. .quarter and took a commanding lead at 91331955 0 ep ' ' ' P28-23, but a determined M11- lford squad Came Charging 'back in -the final 8 minutes tq 'overtake Wakefield's lead and move out infront 35-33 before the gun sounded to end 'thi ame. , g Christensen and .Luthi led Mil- f0l'fl:S scoring with 11 211111 -10 points. Herman was high P01112 man for Wakefield W'fl'l 10- A Wakefield-Millord final ln Clay-liesry Tournament Ionilrlsl MILFORD -- Wakefield beat Longford in the semi finals of the if-lay-Gcury tournament last night by a score of 48-35. The Blue Bombers from Wakefield had littlr- -trouble beating Longford. This win, ,will move Wakefield into the :finals wi-th Milford. 32 Millord Wins lwo Baskelball Games MILFORD-The Milford Pan- thers opened their high school basketball season Friday night by winning A and B team games over Keats at Milford. ',,,, ,-...-. , ...,. L., ,. , , A Millord 011 Nighl Bul Cleburne Bows MILFORD-The Milford High School five beat Cleburne 69-35. Friday night but played one of its! poorest games in doingyso. 1 Viclory Oyer lleals llo. 15 For Millord MILFORD-The.Coach Gaddis five from Milford High School had little trouble last night in defeat- ing Keats, 66-34. A seven games he has started he has made 123 points, averaging 17.6 a game. Averages of other regulars: Roy Head 17.6, Jones 11.4, Chris- tensen 7.9, Shandy 6.2, Tim Head 4.3. Shivers 3.1. The next game for Coach Gad- dis's Panthers will be with Wood- bine Jan. 12. Millord Panlhers 9 Back ln Win Groove MILFORD-The Milford Pan- thers won from Cleburne last night by a score of 60-41. Millord High loses Firsl Game ln New Gym To Wakelield MILFORD -- Coach Gaddis's five lost- its second basketball' game of the year Tuesday night Millord Panlhers By 1-Poinl Margin MILFORD-The Milford Panth- ers fought their toughest battle last flight when they defeated Longford by a score of 52-51. The Longford team led 311 the Way until the last ten seconds when Jim Head pushed one through, - fifglle ViCl0!'y was the Panthers' lnimrrsr-41 over Woodbine Tuesday: Morganville Nexl MIFORD-Coach Gaddis's fivex beat Woodbine Tuesday night by a score of 57-41. Big-Crowd Sees Millord Slip Pasl Wakelield In Final MILFORD-The Milford Panth- ers, after being defeated two times outside tourney play by Wakefield, upset the Blue Bombers 35-33 last -night in thechampionship game ot. the annual Clay-Geary tourna- ment. Coach Gaddis' five won the 'final 'game before a crowd of 1,200 fans. The Panthers played a' slow .game and kept the scoring 1ow.iAi the end ofthe first quarter, the' score was deadlocked 6-8, The Panthers came back fighting. hard the second quarter, but at half time Wakefield led 15-14. After the intermission, the Peu- thers seemed unable to getlstart- ed and the soore at the end. of. the third quarter was Wakefield 23 Milford 23. ' Q ' The Panthers in the last quarter of play seemed to out-rebound and steal the ball from Wakefield-and game gufgn top with a sensational victory! The high man for Milford-fwsis, Gene Christensen, with 11 points The high man for Wakefield .was Herman, with 10. to Wakefield here by a score of r IBUX Scores: 34-39. 'Qriirm-ri Fil ET Il 'gli I fl lSLCllS6l'l .---- ' ' Mruwr ......... , rl or lns rom lg-5013, 3 ,E 'G' 61 Z icuii 'jjj :iii 2 F '3' 10 ul'eeny6 Iggiggiui---U--vi.-0 f 1 1 The Milford Panthers won a basketball game from the Green Hornets of Green Tuesday night by a score of 68 to 42. Millord lleleals Woodbine ln-Fino! MILFORD-The Milford five finished the regular season sche- dule 'by defeating Woodbine 59-49. Millord Wins llrird Game ln A Row . MILEORD-The fighting Pau- fhefd of Mllf0l'd High Schggl pull.. ed in their third victory of the basketball season Tuesday night bY52-30 over Leonardville.

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