Fred Staubbs and Lee Ballen.
ger led the Harpers Ferry scoring
with 13 and 12 points, while Allen
Mahoney had 31 of the 61 Cougar
points.
In the third game the Job Corps
increased their magin of winning
the league championship over the
II
linton boys still had a lot of grit
and determination left, and they
continued to fight back with e-
nough scoring punch to keep
Charles Town from breaking the
battle completely wide open until
the two teams began moving down
the home stretch.
sPmrr FI ERSON FARMER'S ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY' 26. 1970 B--3
the Charles Town Jayvees and the but four other Hedgesville players
Harpers Ferry High Jayvees went were able to take up the scoring
to Charles Town in easy fashion slack and carry the victory load.
by an 82-25 score. The Indians led the Eagles
Shepherdstown cagers to six Both Marlinton and Charles Bruce Singhas led the Charles by a 20.18 sco~ az ine end nf the
games by defeating them 47-46 in Town substituted freely in the fi- Town Jayvee sconng a.ttack with c~o+ ~a ~ ] +n~ a ~a
CAGE LEAGUE In the Thursday night action " ' in ton " v u ,-
one of the most hotly contested hal period and in the last five 17 points, while Derw Lay
[G OF TEAMS the Merchant Noland cagers man battles of the season, one which min-tos of nlav the Panthers be- had 16 points and Jimmy Walker locKea with them at ~z-~'z at the
W. L. aged to finish in a tie for third r.equired an overtime period to. gan-to mov~ out to a safe and 15. halfway mark. i~
n ~14 71 overPlacethebYTasteeSC ringFreezea 60-48boys.VictoryKent settle the! !Issue.-" [ The Charles Town Ihgh" has-, front once again on the strenght comfortable margin. . . " -. III I I
~ ~ Shock and Skip Whitmore led the cDrnes%;~cvn~'thle14meoinT: ketballers had to work much har-lof layup shots by Carr and Lind- The Panthers, who hit 35 of 78 |~alu~lur~|~ TAI~e ~ io----
and 6 ~ Merchant Noland team to victory . ~ .g P( der Friday night on their home[soy 'and three consecutive from shots from the floor for a 44-per- H~:U~I~}T|||~/t$~~IA]{M~ []~A~|~
while vlc ~oimes lea ~nepneras- court to cage the Marlinton High l the side of the floor by Kim Reid, cent shooting mark, also .turned m, -- .
I 5 10 FreezeWith 21 team.and 20 points respectively, t;;~w~m~~ ~ip:erh:~nd i~heha ~it~!es~h d ~ui~/n~g J~i I ~e!D::C;Y~eTin~dddsel y~dhh:e26 :~ ~4 i:n ~rdt~s'thetpT~!~?~2dl~ad ~,~ ~=" U~E
5 10Wil n and John Sk ner each IflOlal ;1 110
--O-- had 11 points for the Tastee
season acuonm me th rebounding of Larry Carr, Bill |tl Panthers points. Carr 28 points to lead the
County ]ndpnena,mt In the second game of e I~ am Pne,- 1 II Lindsey and Kim Reid made the [ In the second period despite the Charles Town scoring attack, =~'~'"~" ==~" = =,==v I t tJ P l~it (
League ended Thurs-night the Harpers Ferry cagers In thesem'i'fi'n~s'of'tlae taurna difference and permitted the Pan-[fact that Cart joined in the heavy while Lindsey had 22 and Kim The Hedgesville High Eagles UqUIU rt'lrlmL ll
Feb. 19 in the Job scored a 67-61 victory over the + ,eh ~n~, ni,h~ the inne," thers to pick up their 16ttL vie-[ bomhardmev.t of the Charles Reid 16. Jay Stewart, who was sec- inanaged to chalk up their 17th
nasium when all sixCustom Autoland Cougars and in n, j ~ defeat
,the 14srr~r~ l~orrv. Mu~lmnn tory as against one by a|Town basket, the Marlinton cag- end in scoring for the Copper- vzctory of the season as against For Its More PROFITS
as played their final addition to knocking the Cougars ~,~,=~" ~i'il"~'o a- ~-ai(~st-the'Sh"e-n7- 90-73 score, ters just would not be shaken off heads, had six of his points in the only one defeat Friday night in ACt - ~te 'l'hst Vm,
got ready for the be- out of the third place spot, the ~.=~'~,~ ~,h ~n~n~ ~.~ ~,~ The Panthers, who breezed to,and several times during the per- third period, while Mike Ander- Berkeley Springs, but this time it I ~"~.~'~7~ "~
the post-season league victory permitted them to move t~'~aso""n'%~l"t'~e'~'~r~~ o'f~"two a fairly ea'sy 107-77 victory overiiod they moved to within seven son who led the visitors with 21 was no breeze for the Eagles as tarl l~jux --
into a tie for the show spot. ' eames at 7"30 p m with Paw the Copperheads in Marlinton,[points of the Panthers. By half- points, hit 16 of them in the final they did not clinch the decision [ ~uc~x~ ~ ~rDt,~,
~ l~aw, the Morgan "county entry in were expected to have a more[time, however, as a'result of sev- period and it was his scoring bar-~until the final two minutes of[ ~uv~ r~ v~ w ~,~r~,
the tournament, with a recoyd of easy time of it Friday night. But|eral late baskets, Charles Town rage which kept the Copperheads Iplay. [ M D R~.~t'I-I|I~.V
6-12, tangling with the I~dges- it just didn't work out that way[had pulled into a 47-31 lead. And in the battle until the end. f The Indians, who had been slau- [ "~" ~ "
~ne~** " vllle High Eagles, 18-2 on the and as late as the start of the final[ at this point in the battle, it ap- The Panthers hit for 35 field tghtered by the Eagles in their[ MIDDLETOWN, MD.
it US |lay .~. peri~dthevisit~r~sti~weren~t~pea~edthattheC~pperheadshadg~aist~f~rMar~int~and2~first meeting with Hedgesville| ,llllil~,71~.~t/~.l
- ' Friday night the two Thursday too far behind this time to be[been defanged and bagged. But foul shots as a against 13 for the earlier in the season, managed to,aui ,#/l ~o-t&
night winners will hattie for the counted.out of the victory race. |the Panthers found out quickly iCopperheads. [hold Mark Catlett, ace Hedgesville I Feb. 12-TF
sectional crown in a single game The t'anthe~ in the third period that the Mar- The preliminary battle between scorer in check to a great degree, ! I I
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Immediately following the cha-
mpionship game the tournamentI ffi
l all-tournament team will bel / / - I m l
awards will be presented and an i
ills are getting you down- making it hard to make ends named and winners of other in-I II / / 1= II
diP[dual awards will be announc-/ -~ ~ . . =--. ~ ~ . /
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. I RIINGE BRE#tD
Treatt with 2i I "N%!I ,OLORME"COIMTES"
W the last several weeks of action, I / i ) t
after a very dismal first half ofI { /~77 ~~ I ~ /
season play, gave the Musselman a a l 1 '
lligh Cagers a real scare Friday ~ " I " ' "
,light on the Musselman Iligh ) y/ anything. And it sa local contest, open only to ktds in this
- . / / H ve fun. Win big prizes. Best of all you don t have to buy
1 Sheds s0il and stains . . keeps its "new look foryears,rdBw dsbe[ re rynPcPeinfeanioSn4"l / ) area.JustgetanentryblankandcolorMissSunbeamRange
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started things off on a victorious l "" ' Ran e Bread wra er 20 win
/
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--,ith a 49-46 victory. ] / week for four weeks. (Contest begins February 17th and
:.k ' feBUtr:ngathmeee rulYsS a g:ns ends March 16th.) And from the 80 weekly winners, the
;i::::.i::i::~ tar" out in" front of Shepherdstown,' " I,t%l ~ ~/~" b~/ namesof3 boysand 3girlswill bedrawn for the 6 fabulous
ii::i!i ;~: leading as much as 20 points at/ / -~A.-- - - ~ ".g./i -- ~x: .
~:~:;)~/:::~i7: one point. But Shepherdstown,/ / Grand Prizes!
~' " ,':"~ :~:/.;:':::::,:t:.i/. :::,':i:! i:~';~[~ one point 75-74 with three min-] / A / Everyone has an equal chance to win because tlaere's a
-.~: ~-~[!::,-~- ::,~~~;i:{{~:;~i~:~:~7~:~:i'ii!$j:~::7] then rallied and pulled to within/ / ~~ r- I Id~ ,
utes of play remaining But just[ / /c~T'---/ /;~ ff ~ ./~) / - -
!,~::i~)~:;%:~/L~ hen it appeared the 'Cardinals [ ~ f --- separate comes lor each of these age groups:
!:7:~:/;;;(i~11!~:7 might turn defeat into victory,[ I ~tk ~ ] ~J /
lhey began comnfitting personaoll I / / 1 Under 5 ' ears old
fouls and Musselman hit on seven I I / . y o. / years old
,z 9 ann o years Old 4 9 ann ears old
of nine from the foul line to ,no, e/ I " " Y
too far in front for Shepherds-] ~ ~tc0N~t~t~ ~ ~.--- ~ ]] fn ]9 wetorc ~h-t
town to overtake. ] / ~6 ~.~ ~Y3 v ~. ~ -- --s If
Gene Lznaburg led the Mussel-1 i ~'.t~~ ll~li#~ F-U~ ~l
~~2~,l/l~tit-~::~:: ~ . ] man cagers to their ~th v~oto,~t ~---'-'-'-'-'-'-'---~ .-- ~ II CY ! i I ~' -- -
as against the same number of " I ~ #,~/I . ,
defeats with 23 points, while Jim[ IT5 Tn BUY. ~ nrwo e far haw 9 nrlTl~e fnr 1
.:
White had 7.1 points and ltlCK M1C-] ~l|ln |I
: ~[~:~, ~ ,J,:',~ o=,~. ~. %~ ~ ~:=; heels 18. Ilmw--I " "
~S, [~2~',',!~1 ! The defeat was the ,4th for/ 4 prizes In each age roup per W
!~,~.:~'~:':::,::,'"' ','C2:;,',7;,'"~.'/.: Shepherdstown in 18 games. / . =" --
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