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Varsity cagers win
pair from White Deer
Canadian varsity cagers won
a pair of action-packed
conference basketball games
from the White Deer Bucks and
Does here Tuesday night.
In the varsity girls game, the
Canadian girls ran their
conference record to 3-2 with a
72 to 52 victory over the White
Deer girls. Tresea Williams led
the scoring with a blistering 38
points. Tina Rhodes was high
scorer for White Deer with 22.
Canadian girls led all the
way, going ahead 18 to 8 after
the first quarter, stretching it
to 46-23 at the half, and leading
60 to 41 at the third period
mark.
In the varsity boys contest,
the Wildcats won a rough and
fast-moving runaway victory
over the Bucks, 62 to 28.
The first half was a defensive
battle with low scoring as both
teams found it hard to hit the
ird-Fritch teams win pair
Inference games on Friday
jh school basket-
is for a place in
ship picture this
[setback at Fritch
jht when the
Ich Eagles and
Eored a pair of
>nference games.
Canadian Wildcat
it was the second
son and the first
play, but the
listrict champion
it off with a 63 to
left the Eagles
record for the
3-0 in eoiihr«im
Wildcats are 16-2 for
and 2-1 in the
ford-Fritch press
the fast-breaking
offense, but the
Wished superiority
|g rebounds and, in
I quarter, widened
^half-time edge to a
rd period lead,
he visitors 22 to 15.
ts pulled within
i of the leaders late
period, but never
Bp. Bobby Fite, who
^'Cats in scoring all
lin27points...five
his average...but
■hooting and re-
the Eagles proved
e. Scott Richerson
Aderholt were the
dividual scorers for
with 14 and 10
jipectively.
ok a heavy toll in the
eing charged against
and 23 against
itch.
rls game, which was
i Eagiettes 88 to 69,
ayed a major part,
the Canadian
ftinst Sanford-Fritch.
In spite of 45-point shooting
by Tresea Williams, five over
her season's average of 40 per
game, and 15-point shooting by
Devonna Conn, the Canadian
girls were no match in the
scoring department for the
devastating balance of the
Eaglette attack in which three
forwards all scored in double
figures... Denise Ashby with 32
points, Edie Spear with 29. and
Coila Compton with 20...and
were beaten in rebounds 37 to
18.
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basket. White Deer led 9 to 7
after the first quarter, but the
Wildcats had pulled ahead 26 to
17 by the halftime intermission,
and kept going...leaving 37 to
23 after three periods and
holding the Bucks to five points
in the final quarter.
Bob Fite was high scorer
with 20 points. John Keeton
scored 15 for White Deer.
In Junior Varsity games, the
White Deer Bucks defeated the
Canadian Wildcat Jayvees 56 to
30 in the boys game; and the
Canadian Jayvee girls defeated
White Deer 63 to 28 in their
contest.
Conference play continues at
Stinnett Friday night, with
both varsity and junior varsity
boys and girls teams playing
the Stinnett Rattlers; and the
varsity teams plus the Jayvee
boys will be at Stratford next
Tuesday ni^ht.
The score had been tied nine
times and the lead had
exchanged hands ten times,
however, until the Eagiettes
began to move ahead late in the
third quarter. Canadian led
19-18 after the first period, and
the score was tied at 42-42 at
the half. The Eagiettes led 65 to
56 at the end of the third
period, and widened the lead to
83-69 by the finish, after both
Tresea Williams and Devonna
Conn, forwards, and Donna
Keeton, guard, had fouled out.
The loss was the second in
conference play for the
Canadian girls, in four starts.
The had lost their opening
conference game to Stratford.
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