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JUWibRfBdYfs'EksKEfsALt ' T fContinuedJ Our regular schedule started in Whitby. This first game versus Whitby Juniors was very close, until the last quarter when Whitby, led by their high scoring captain, Musselman, came through to win 53 to 35. An exhibition game with Lindsay boys was squeezed in a few days later and we defeated them 33 to 23. Next we went to Uxbridge where we won easily 53 to lu. Then again we played against Whitby boys. We built up an early lead but lost it toward the end, and with it, lost our chance to force Whitby into a two-game total point series to decide the winner of our league. The score was 38 to 33. As our last game with Uxbridge had very little effect on our standing, Mr. Parkinson took the opportunity to break in many of next year's juniors and he gave our regulars a rest. We lost the game by a close margin, ZL to 2l, thus ending a good basketball season. Four of our juniors moved up to the seniors and two of our squad Jack Owen and Gary Lawrence, contributed much to the seniors' success in receiving their Lakeshore C.O.S.S,A. HBV title and to their getting into the finals in the Kingston Golden Ball Tournament. Mr. Parkinson is to bc congratulated for his remarkable work in training inexperienced boys to produce a good team. On the M floor the team was led throughout by captain Jack Owen and A G assistant captain Gary Lawrence, The official scoring indicates the points obtained by each player, as follows: 1' ' ' Gary Lawrence I tl36 . Garnet Palmer l5 Melvin Dittrick , A Bob Gibson 19 John Hewitt 23. Stan Naylor O a Jack OW n- g- H Jf l53 f Sinclair Robertson 39 1 George Cochrar 36 ' Peter Atkins I is .2 1 Bill Cornish 23 . . Floyd James al , Gary Tummonds, H O s 'A 1 lt is likely that these players will all be members of the l953-5b team, either junior or senior, and with this year's valuable experience will go a long way in their own division. .. Bob Gibson
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THE JUNIOR BOY'S BASKETHALL TEAM Back Row-David Rider, Jack Rodd, John Hewitt, Garnet Palmer, Gary Tummonds, ' Peter Aitkins, Jim Aird. n y F1-Ont ROW.QFl0yq1 James, Bob Gibson, Gary Lawrence, Jack Owen, Sinclair Robert- ' son, Stal-x,Naylor, Bill Cornish. - ' ' The written into the books, and it is safe to say that we had a fairly successful season, although our luck,was best in our exhibition games. de played seven of these and won five. Our first game was at Richmond Hill and for all but three of us it was the first inter-school basketball game we had played. We lost this one by nine points, 50 to ul. Our next game was at Whitby, and we defeated our school,rivials 42 to 36. Unfortunately we were not able to do so again during the schedule. Junior Boys' Basketball records for W53W have been During the Christmas team comprised of players and we defeated them both We starte- the New Y holidays we played an Oshawa all-star who were fifteen years old and under, times, 57 to LO and 5l to 23. ar well by defeating Richmond Hill A6 to 24 in our first home exhibition game. It may be interesting to know that this same Richmond Hill team later entered the C.O.S.S.A. finals at Danforth Technical School and lost the last game in overtime to Welland. Shortly afterwards we played Oshawa Central Collegiate Institute but were defeated.
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