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v.E.s. FG F&rinholt, f ......... 3 Turner, f .......... 2 Ch~ffin, f .......... 4 Moye,f..........0 N~sh, c ............ 2 rowe, g ........... 2 Cr~ighill, g ....... I Woolery, g ........ I
Tot~Is ........... IS St. Christopher's FG
R~tcliffo, f ........ 0 DeColligny, f ....... 0
Willioms, f .... . ... 3
Dorset, c ...... ..... 5 9-14 Benson, g ......... 2 0-0 Evons, g ........... 3 0-1
Willi11ms .............. I Rotcliffo .............. 2 Corrington .......... 0
2-4 4 0-0 4 0-0 0 2--2 8 0-0 2
Bourne, g TotoIs
......... 3 4-8 ........... 16 19-37
3 19 0 4 2 6 5 10
20 51 10-53 16 12-51
V. E. S. Bows In First Contest With Saints
Playing in the St. Ch ristopher's "crackerbox" gym, the Bishops suf- fered a 74-49 loss to the Saints. Jack Daughtry led the Saint's attack with 35 points.
V.E.S. seemed to suffer most be- cause of an inability to work the ball in for the close, sure shots. Outside shots by Craighill and Chaffin seemed to be the only good weapon the Bishops had against their taller opponents. When these shots failed, the Bishops were unable to get the all-important second shot.
Chaffin and Nash led the attack
V. E. S.
St. Christopher's ..... II
........ 14 IS 12
14
Craighill Leads Win Against A. M. A.
V.E.S. dumped A.M.A. at Fort De- fiance by a 53-25 count, as Frankie Craighill led t h e way with 8 field goals and kept V.E.S. in the game during a dull first half after which V.E.S. led by only 15-1 I.
Craighill hit on four of the Bis- hops' six baskets in the first half and hit four more in the last half to lead the game's scorers with 16 points.
Blair Farinholt hit 13 points and Brent Nash hit 9. Nash and Farin- holt were top rebounders and J im Woolery and "Whale" Long played good floor games. Woolery got 8 and Whale 2.
The Jayvees also had a field day, racking up the A.M.A. junior varsity by a 51-16 score. Long scored I7 in this game and Jim Reebals fol- lowed with I0.
V.E.S. FG FT PFTP
F. U. M. A. G S;11cey, f . .. . . II Weber,f ............. I T11ylor, f ... .......... 2 Wilson, c ........... . 4 Bloxom, c .•.......•... I Lloyd, g .. .......... I Porker, g ......... 2 Horkett, g ............ 0 Voss,g..............3 Gigler, g ... ......... 2
F~rinholt, f ..... .... 4 Turner, f ........... I Choffin, f ......... I Moye, f .... ... .... 0 Nosh, c , ........... 4 Ross, c ...... .. ... . 0 Woolery, g ........ 3 Longg..........I Philpot, g ..•....... 0 Croighill, g •. ..... 8
Totols ........... 22
AUG USTA FG FT PF TP
Desroche, f ........ 0 Moriner, f ....... 0 McAllister, f ....... 4 Byrd, f ............ I Grotts, c ...... .... 3 Chichester, g ...... 0 Rodgers, g ........ I Sheffer, g • ......... 0
0-0 3 0 2-4 I 2 1---4 I 9 0-0 0 2 3---4 I 9 0-0 2 0 1---4 0 3 0-0 I 0
FT PF TP
5-6 3 II 0-2 4 4
8 -12
0-0
0-0 2-5 2-2 6-7
23-34 FT
3 16 0 0 5 4 5 6 I 4 2 8
23 53
PF TP
Ev~~ns ... Sicgol
........... 3 .......•...... I
2-5 5 2 0---4 I 0 4-5 4 10
F. U. M. A. Defeats Bishops
The Bishops stayed close to the Ca- dets for three quarters before Bud Stacey led F.U.M.A. to a 60-38 win over the Bishops. The fourth quar- ter proved the downfall to the Bis- hops as t he Cadets outscored them 21-10. Craighill and Nash kept the Bishops close after the half, but the sharp-shooting Stacey hit from all angles to tally 22 points and be the
game's highest scorer.
The height of the Cadets actually
spelled the difference as the scrap- ping Bishops attempted to stay in the game in the third quarter. Farin- holt and Nash each scored ten points to lead the Bishops' scoring.
5-7 I 13 1-2 I 3 0-1 0 2 0--0 I 0 1-2 2 9 0-1 I 0 2-2 I 8 0-0 I 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 16
9 -IS 8 53
SPORTS
with I I points followed
with I0 points.
ST.CHRISTOPHER'S G D11ughtry ...... .13 Bourne .......•........ I
by Craighill
F T 9-10 35 4-5 6 0-0 2
F T
0-0 22 0-0 2 0-0 4 2-510 0-0 2 0-0 2 3-5 7 0-0 0 1- 3 7 0-1 4 0-0 0
(Continued on poge 10, col. 2)
Benson .. ............ I
DeColligny ...•........ I
Newton . . . . ......... 0
Dorset ..........•..... 3 2-2 8
Totois ........... 9
THEMETE0R 9
7 -16 9 25
V. E. S.
Forinholt
Turner
Choffin ... .......... 4 Nosh ............. .. .. 4 V/oolery ......... •.. .. 0 lowe ............. 2 Croighill ...... .... 5
3---4 5
0-0 0 H11ll,q ..........0
....... ..
2
2-3 6 3-5 II 3-3 II 0-0 0 2-3 6 0-0 10
G
F T I 3---4 5