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Bishops showed new life, went ahead at the end of the third quar- ter, 23-20, and stayed ahead through the last quarter, although the game ended with the Cadets just two points behind.
Williams was high scorer for the Bishops, with 11 points. and Kyne oi the Cadets, led for the day with 15 points.
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Williams, f. Koch, c.
Lee, g. (c.) Betty, g. Ballou, g. White, W., g.
Totals
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faced 1111d a biy CO{! in the Saint's po<<'l'r-housl' offellsl'. Hig Rill can not be left off anyo11r's all-oppon- ent's team.
Lee and Williams Make All-State
·'AI" \Villiams and Rohhie Lee. Bishop basketball players. were given berths on the Richmond Ne1.vs Leader All-State preparatory school basketball team. Both are letter- men from last year's team. and Lee was a member of the ,\11-State team last year.
These two players have been the hig guns in the Bishops' attack. and have scored most of the Bishops' points.
St. Christopher's School of Rich- mond, placed two men on the team. with vV oodberry F o rest and Epis- copal High each getting one berth.
Henry Valentine and Shelton TTorsley were elected co-captains. The All-State Team
Forwards: ]Ten r y \ 'alentine (C.-C.), W. F. S. and John Wil- liams, V. E. S.
Center: Bill Hawkins (C.-C.) . St. Christopher's.
Guards: Bruce Fraley. E. ll. S.. and Robert Lee, V. E. S., (tie)
Line-ups:
V.E.S.
Sprague, f. Pritchard, f. ..... .. Williams, f. Koch,c.
Lee, g. (C.)
Ballou, g.
Totals
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Saints Outrank Bishops
The Bishops closed an exciting
season on their home floor on ~larch 3 r d , l o s i n g a h a r d f o u g h t battle to St. Christopher's School of Richmond, 58-30.
The Bishops broke the icc early in the first quarter. and before the aints could wake up, had rolled up a 9-2 lead. But the experience of the Saints showed up, and at the end of the first quarter the Bishops \\'ere on the short end of a I0-9
score.
From then on it was the Saints·
g-ame all the way, but not without a hard fight from the Bishops. Graham Koch, lanky Bishop center, played by far his best game of the year, grabbing many of the re- bounds, and passing very well.
Shelton Horsley, Saint guard. was high scorer for the day with 23 points, with AI Williams of the Bishops second with 10. Captain Lee sank 9 for the Bishops.
and Shelton topher's.
H o rsley,
St. Chris-
Line-ups:
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PARAMOUNT
- MARCH 22 - 24 - ALAN MARSHAL
LARRAINE DAY IN
"BRIDE BY MISTAKE"
St. C.
Chapman, f. ~fauck, f. Dameron, f.
Rixey, f.
Hawkins,
\\'all, c.
Ford, g. (C.C.) ~!artin, g. Horsley, g. (C.C.) Garland, g. ....
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2 2 0 0 4 2 2 0 3 2 1 0 2 3 0 0
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5 6 I 0 I 8 () 4 2 8 I 2 4 7 0 0 2 23 00
Totals .. .... 25
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Ry G. R. E. Kocn, R. I. LEE, JR. As it is the custom of this column
topickallopponenttea1nsatthe close of each season, this ;.'ear's bas- bet-ball selection is presented as fol- lows:
(F) Shelton lforsley-St. Chris- topher-brilliant shot and exallent passer, he is chosen captain of this selection. The scoring colu11111 speaks for itself.
(F) Bucky Horton-W oodberry Forest- A 11£'1<' member of the Orange squad, he proved a fine set shot and 011 excellent fast-brea/..· man. The Garnet learned of !lor- ton the hard n•ay.
(C) Kyne - Pork
though shooting