Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1981 Page: 3 of 20
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Front Row (L-R) Coach Thomas, Kim Reeves, Debbie
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Cedar Hill Chronicle, Thursday, Nov. 19,1981—Page 3
Despite Midlothian loss
Longhorns have good season
By Tim Murphy
It was expected to be a typical Cedar Hill-Midlothian
rivalry football game, and despite the tact that the
Panthers stole away with the bi-district playoff berth,
it was a big night for Cedar Hill the city.
There was no lack of excitement with the
overflowing crowd, the Cowboys’ own Crazy Ray and
his assortment of tricks, local television station
minicam crews filming, and the general electricity
generated by a championship football game.
The Cedar Hill Longhorn Band directed by Steve
Killough and the Midlothian High School Band
directed by Wes Robbins also put on a dazzling
halftime show, with few fans leaving their seats.
The game itself provided its share of excitement and
the number of big plays and the dramatic comeback by
Midlothian in the second half was good football, even
though the home team loss.
But more important, the size and enthusiasm of the
crowd demonstrated the solid backing the Longhorns
can generate in the communit, especially the last few
seasons when the Horns have become consistent
winners.
As for the sudden, end of the season, the Longhorns
have nothing to be ashamed about.
In the past three seasons they have accummulated a
record of 27 wins, five losses and one tie and until
Friday night had played 27 straight regular season
games without a loss. The Horns also have won
outright or shared the district championship tor three
seasons running.
After starting the season on unsure footing with a
generally inexperienced team, Cedar Hill began
winning like usual and a big year seemed to loom ^n the
horizon. The Midlothian loss was a bitter disappoint-
ment, but every team loses once in awhile.
It was only a few short seasons ago that a successful
season in Cedar Hill meant one that simply had more
wins than losses.
This year’s team came further than many realize
with a team concept designed by head coach Larry
Uland to overcome the inexperience factor.
Many times during the season he was reluctant to
heap too much praise or criticism on any one player
because of that team concept and getting the players to
function as a team.
He emphasized that after the Midlothian loss when
he said, “We went into this game as a team and came
out of it as a team.”
Several players had outstanding season and there,
were a large number of big plays, offensively and
defensively.
It would take too long to mention them all, but all the
Longhorns can be proud of helping fullback Ronnie
Mitschke break the school rushing record with 1,490
yards, the school total offense record with 1,5-5 yard
and tying the school touchdown record of Archie Rice
with 18.
8th grade
Shorties
The Cedar Hill Middle
School 8th grade
Shorties girls basketball
team defeated kaufman
28-27 last week in their
first pre-district game of
the season.
Scoring for the
Shorties were Keri
Chandler with 10 points,
Karen Livingston- six
points, Gretchen Duncan
-six points, Debbie
Hensley-four points,
Ginger Schreurs-two
points.
7th grade
Shorties
The Middle School 7th
grade Shorties dropped a
14-10 decision to
Kaufman last week in
girls basketball action.
Leading scorers for
Cedar Hill were Ryn
Turne with eight points
and Cathy Stevens with
two.
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Open every Thursday night 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday nights 7:30 to 10 p.m.
Late session Friday night 9:45 to 11:45 p.m.
Saturday morning kid session 10 to 12
Sunday afternoon session 2:30 to 4:30
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Phone 291-7774.
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Ronnie Mitschke runs against the Panthers. Scott stallings Photo
Cedar Hill Middle School 7th Grade Girls Volleyball Team
Front Row (L-R) Tammy Holt, Nelda Huizar, Stacy
Seals, Lacey Cheshier, Tammy Bewer, Sherrie
Garder, Shellie Toon, Regina Johnson, Michelle Su,
Pattie Cothren. Second Row (L-R) Mgr. Kristi
Strickland, Charmaine Thomison, Chris Culp,
Deborah Dillard, Shannan Mitchell, Cathy Stivers,
Robin Bilyen, Robin Smith, Angie Kimble, Stephanie
Spears. Standing-Coach Erck and Coach Thomas.
Northwood hoopsters begin
fourth basketball season
Northwood Institute
begins its fourth
basketball season this
year which is currently
in process with all home
games played at the
Cedar Hill Middle School
gymnasium.
All games begin at 7:30
p.m. and admission is 82
for adults and 81 for
students.
The Knights compete
in the tough Northern
Texas Junior College
Conference with Cooke
County, Grayson, Cisco,
McLenna, Weatherford,
Ranger, Texas State
Teachers Institute,
Southwest Christian and
Hill Junior College.
Cooke County won the
conference champion-
ship last season and
finished fourth at the
National Junior College
Basketball Tournament
in Hutchinson, Ks.
The Knights next
home game is Nov. 21
against Cedar Valley
College.
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