Paris High School - Chronicle Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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THE CHRONICLE 61 17, and Huotari, with 16, carried the load fo-r Paris with Day also hitting the double digits. Paris 76-Livermore 77 A last quarter rally by the Andies dumped the local boys by a single point. The loss of Seely and Day in the early part of the game was heavi- ly felt. King C323 led the Cards in scoring, though he was fouled out in the final minutes 0-f play. Paris 71-Livermore 64 Paris spurted past Livermore in the last quarter to avenge the previous night's defeat. Seely led Paris to the victory by playing one of his best games. Handling the ball very well, he tossed in thirty points. Paris 63-Norway 58 Paris gained a victory over their arch-rivals, Norway High, with all the Seniors being able to play a good por- tion of the game. Huotari C153 and King C131 led the scoring for the Cardinals, with Moorehead and Seely also in fine form. Paris 63-Gould 44 Paris High rolled over Gould Aca- demy to end in a tie for first place in the Western Division of the Sun- Journal League with Bridgton High. It was a team victory with Neit, Day, King, and Seely hitting double digits and Huotari falling just shy of the mark. Paris 59-Bridgton 53 Coach Brigg's charges downed Bridgton in a play-off game to win the Western Division championship in the Sun-Journal League. King, Seely, and Huotari led the victors in scoring. Preliminaries For Western Maine Class M Tournaments Paris 54-Bridgton 43 Paris downed Bridgton again to- get into the finals of the Region Four preliminaries. This gave three out of four against Bridgton for the year. Seely, King, and Day were the lead- ing scorers. Paris 64-Mechanic Falls 39 Paris High rolled to a berth in the Western Maine To-urnaments by trouncing McFalls. It was Paris all the way with Ray Huotari and Jim Seely hitting for seventeen each. Western Maine Tournaments In Lewiston Paris 56-St. Ignatius 44 Paris High won over highly rated St. Ignatius of Sanford who were seeded fourth while Paris was seeded fifth. King poured in a big 25 with Huotari follo-wing with 15. Day had 9 and did a great rebounding job. Paris 66-J ay 75 Jay High ousted defending cham- pion Paris in a thrilling game in which the score was tied nine times and the lead changed hands eleven times. King 1201, Edwards C15D, and Day C143 led the Cards in scoring. SUN-JOURNAL LEAGUE PLAY-OF F Paris 57-Jay 85 A below par Paris team went down in defeat at the hands of Jay, giving the Tigers the Sun-Journal title. Pa- ris's three Senior big guns were un- der par physically as the percentages showed. King C183 and Huotari C167 led the Cardinals.

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