W E Boswell High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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fab Richard Murray dribbles through North Side defenders to give the Pio- neers another score. tbl JV team: Ricky Mori, Jim Bob Atchison, Steve Pace, Wes Tipton, Richard Murray, Tommy Sharp, Vincent Shilling, Bill Flowers, Ricky Corbin, David Beezley, Dan Estel, Jeff Hatley, David Dumas, Mike Thomas. QCD Ricky Mori drives though the lane to get an easy basket and up the Pioneer score. fdj Dan Estel shoots from outside while Wes Tipton moves into position for the rebound. teh Wes Tipton shoots successfully from outside to add another two points. ffl Junior David Beezley reaches for the rebound as Dan Estel anticipates the ball coming his way. , i t k-- T sz 4 1 Action 75

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p'1?'ss,.fl W nwzkfnf W Freshmen Basketball The freshman boys basketball team competed well in non- district play but slowed down before district began. In nondistrict play their record was a solid 14-6, and in dis- trict it was 2-5. Many of the games were decided by a very few points. This was true especially in district where three out of seven games were lost by less than five points. They also showed the ability that they could win some close games as they took both district wins by two points or less. Danny Pemberton was the leading scorer for the fresh- men squad with a total of 352 points for the season. The frosh competed in three tournaments during the year. At Keller they won third, they brought home the consolation trophy from Castleberry and in their own tournament were 1 i defeated in the bid for the consolation spot. -1lM ,..a.,.,U ff J 1 -i T