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SPORTS
Bishops Trample Massanutten
\'irginia Episcopal School's once- beaten Bishops continued their vic- tory march hy defeating l\1assanut- ten Military .\cademy. 51 to 23, on the Barksdale Gymnasium court.
The game started off slowly with the Bishops building up a six-point lead in the first quarter. the score being 10-·.J.. Koch opened the game with a field goal and followed it up with a charitv throw. \Villiams fol- lowed with a'goal from the floor.
From then on the Bishops Ill- creased their margm as the game progres::;ed. They led 21-11 at the half. In the last quarter. V. E. S. counted 14 points while the Cadets were held to four markers.
Captain Lee o f the Bishops
high scorer of the game with 12 points. followed hy Williams with I I points. Captain Robert ~1orrow of ~Ja sanutten led the losers' at- tack with 10 markers.
The Cadets prO\·ed capable hall- handlers and kept the hall in their possession during a greater part of the game. hut their shooting was off.
Tigers led at the first quarter 9-5. From then on the Bishops were held under control. and the Tigers surged ahead, led by Capt. "Hank" \'alentine, whose passing wa::; a major factor in the winning of the game.
Captain ''Rock'' Lee rang up 11 points for the Bishops. "·hile llor- ton wa; high for the Tigers with 12. Williams got 6 for the Bishops.
Graham Roch was a threat to the Tigers, getting rebounds throughout the game from the taller home team.
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heat. and aga in led by "Roch and "AI" deadlocked the score he fore the whistle blew. 32-32.
The game then went into five-minute overti m e period t which each side scored fou points. aga in tying the score, tht ti111c at 36 a11.
ln the last "sudden deal~ p e r i o d . ? \ e i s l e r . C a d e t captai~ sprang up ont of a scramble o the floor to drop a field goal tha ended the game \\·ith the Cadet leading. 38-36.
\\'illiams \\·as high scorer f1
Mauanutten R.:\torrow,f.
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111
Taylor, g. Paganini, g.
Totals
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Pritchard, f. Sprague, f. ....... Williams, f. Parrott, f.
Koch, c. ..... ....... Ballou, g.
Betty, g.
Lee, g.
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Woodberry Makes It Two Straight
In their second game away from home, the Bishops played scrappy ball. but lost to \\'oodherrv Forest School of Orange, 44-22. •
The Bishops played better ball in the second game with the Tigers, and kept on even terms with the experienced Foresters for the first half of the opening period, but the
Fork Un ion ~[ilitary Academy. 211· 26. on the Cadets' home floor.
were 1 score.
\V. White, g.
Totals 22 7
time 17-IS, hut after the half, th(•
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The Cadets. led by Kyne. their
high scoring center. pushed ahead ~an1e a 8-6 at the end of the first quarter. a hard as they succeeded in working the <;rahan ball throug"h the Bishops' zone.
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Peterson, f.
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the game w ith
?\ei;der led the
Captain Lee got 14 for th Bishops.
Pittman, c. Eshelman, c. Boney, g. Flowers, g.
......... ...
Spra~ue, f. ...... \Villiams, f. Koch. c.
Ballou, g.
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Totals 19
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Pritchard, f. . ...... ... Sprague, £.
Williams, f. ........ Parrott, f. ............ .. 0
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0 0 4 II 2 II 0 6 4 5
Koch, c. Ballou, g. Betty, g.
Lee, g. (c.) ... White, W., g.
Fishburne Wins Revenge
Playing against a determined team· of Cadets at Fishburne ~Iilitary school, the Bishops lost a close game that \\'ent into t\\'o overtime periods, and ended with
a score of 38-36.
The Bishops found the metal
backboards of the Cadet floor to be extremely liveh·, and missed a good munhe'r of shots.
The Cadets hegan to sink 'em from all over the court, and led at the end of the rll·st quarter, 13-7. But after some hard play- ing. and goals hy Captain Lee and AI \\'illiams, the Bishops came to within one point of the Cadets, as the score stood 15-14 at half-
time.
A See-Saw Affair
During the third quarter, the Cadets pulled further ahead, and led 28-24 as the game went into the fourth period. But then the garnet-clad boys turned on the
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ahead ter, 2 the Ia ended points
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\\'illiar Koch, l.t·t·, g. Ballou,
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44
Line-ups:
17 points. whil Cadets w ith \.;
Fishburne
Neisler·, f. (C.) Gassaway, f. Hallowell, f. .... Gregory, £. .......... Henry, c.
Hughes. g. Joseph,g.
Totals
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The Bible Overcomes the Sword
The Bishops won a hard fought
game over the scrappy cadets oi ~:ncl 0 f
played With Kyne making shots from yl'ar, g
the corner. the Cadets led at half hound~.
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