Inman Tigers Go State Class D Tourney
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Coach Ralph Gray’s Inman
Tigers clinched a ticket to the
ment at Pierce Saturday night
state class D basketball tourna
by nicking Sacred Heart, of
Norfolk, 26-25, in an inter-dis
trict playoff.
In district class D play at
Neligh the previous week, the
Tigers had downed Petersburg,
40-21, in the first round, pun
ished Chambers, 36-20, in the
semifinals, and edged St. Boni
face, of Elgin, 33-31, in the ti
tle bout.
The Tigers competed at
Pierce in a 4-team interdis
trict playoff, handily dispos
ing of Niobrara, 34-14, in the
first game and edging Sacred
Heart in the harrowing Sat
urday night finals.
Inman faces Hildreth, one of
the seeded teams, in the open
ing round of the state tourna
ment. The game is scheduled
for 7 p. m. today (Thursday)
on the freshman court in the
University of Nebraska colise
um. The winner faces the win
ner of the Comstock-DouglaS
game.
Inman lost to Uehling, 30-26,
in the opening round of state
tourney play last year.
Holt had three entries in
the state meet in 1947. St. Jo
seph’s, of Atkinson, won the
state class C title and the O’
Neill Eagles were spilled by
Tecumseh, 39-30, in first round
class B play.
Inman Breezes
Through Niobrera
PIERCE--The Inman Tigers
had little difficulty with Nio
brara, winning 34-14 after a
comfortable 17-7 halftime ad
vantage.
The boxscore:
INFAN (34) fg ft pf pts
Heck, f _ 6 3 3 15
L. Sholes, f_U 0 2 0
G. Hartigan, f - 0 12 1
Mossman, c - 4 2 2 10
G. Sholes, g-3 0 16
P. Hartigan, g — 0 2 0 2
Totals _13 8 10 34
NIOBRARA (14) fg ft pf pts
Clark, f _3 15 7
Nilson, f-0 111
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FREE BALL . . . This is a third-quarter action shot in the
class B district championship basketball game here Friday
night in which the Ainsworth Bulldogs defeated the Neligh
Warriors, 35-26. Nelighites in the photo are: Center Jake
Michaelson (99), Forward Doc Hoggins (66), and Guard Bus
Marshall. The soaring Ainsworth player is Center Don
Richardson. In the right background is Forward Athens
(4), of Ainsworth. — The Frontier Photo by John H. Mc
Carville.
Bransriter, c .. 0 0 2 0
Eberly, c _ 112 3
Colwell, g - 0 3 3 3
T. Brans’r, g _ 0 0 10
Totals _ 4 6 14 14
Saturday Playoff
Nip-and-Tuck
PIERCE — The Saturday
night inter-district class D
playoff between Sacred Heart,
of Norfolk, and Inman, was a
nip-and-tuck thriller from start
to finish. The quints were
tied 5-5 at the end of the first
period, Inman led 11-9 at half
time and 16-15 at the close of
the third period.
Gordon Sholes, Paul Harti
gan and Delmont Heck got in
to the scoring column during
the first period, and the Tigers
picked up 6 points in the sec
ond with buckets by Heck and
Max Mossman and free throws
by Gordon Sholes and Moss
man.
In the third, Heck connected
twice from the field and Moss
man dunked a free throw,
while Sacred Heart’s Don Kel
logg kept the Knights in the
game.
In the nerve - wracking
fourth, Dick Johnson found
the range for 3 fielders and
Don Mannion and Duane
Crotty tallied a fielder each
for the parochial team's
cause. For Inman, Harligan
hit twice from the field,
Leonard Sholes dropped in
3 consecutive free throws,
and Mossman tallied 3
points.
SACRED HEART (25)
fg ft pf pts
Crotty, f _ 10 3 2
Corkle, f _ 0 2 3 2
Manion, f _ 10 0 2
Stutesman, c-10 3 2
Johnson, g _ 3 0 2 6
Kellogg, g _ 3 5 5 11
Totals . .. - 9 7 16 25
INMAN (26) fg ft pf pts
D. Heck, f _ .3157
L. Sholes, f __ 0 3 2 3
G. Hartigan, f .... 0 0 10
Mossman, c _ 2 3 2 7
G. Sholes, g 12 2 4
P. Hartigan, g 2 13 5
Totals _8 10 15 26
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DISTRICT B TITLE
Neligh Setback 35-26 in
Finals; O’Neill in
3d Place
A smooth Ainsworth basket
ball team came to town last
week with one of the best sea
son’s records in these parts.
The Bulldogs defeated St.
Mary’s, of O’Neill, O’Neill high
and Neligh to capture the re
gional class B title.
Ainsworth met Stanton,
one of the seeded teams, in
first round state tourney
play in B Wednesday at
Lincoln.
The O’Neill meet opened
Wednesday, March 3. with
Ainsworth flogging St. Mary’s,
40-29; Burwell trimming
Creighton, 43-26; Neligh de
feating Valentine, 39-28, and
O’Neill overwhelming Bassett,
48-19. The favorites were the
winner in each contest.
The surprise of the tourney,
however, came in last Thurs
day night’s semifinals when
the Neligh Warriors ousted
the favored Burwell Long
horns, 38-29. Neligh grabbed
an early lead that was relin
quished only once — for two
minutes.
Neligh pulled away from
Burwell late in the game.
Hoggins, a sub center, started
the surge with a brace of
free-throws in his archless,
unorthodox way. N e 1 i g h ’ s
Francis Keil was good for 6 of
his evening’s 19 points during
the fading moments and Bur
well was out of the tourney.
O’Neill and Ainsworth were
in a 12-12 deadlock at inter
mission in the other semifinal
game, but the Bulldogs pulled
away in the third and won,
37-26.
In Friday night’s champion
ship tilt, the Ainsworth Bull
dogs were back in early sea
son stride. Although short in
stature they were long on
ball-handling and fast breaks.
The Bulldogs’ scoring was ev
enly distributed, while Keil
showed well for Neligh, both
offensively and defensively.
AINSW’TH (35) fg ft pfpts
Anthens, f_3 0 16
Richardson, f — 3 2 2 8‘
Raitt, c _ 4 2 4 10
Leonard, f_ 3 3 2 9
Crook, g _ 0 2 3 2
Randle, g- 0 0 0 0
Swett, g - 0 0 0 0
Totals_13 9 12 35
NELIGH (26) fg ft pfpts
Keil, f ..— 4 1 5 9
J. Scofield, f_ 2 0 0 4
Marshall, c . 10 2 2
Michaelson, g 2 4 3 8
VanKirk, g - 10 3 2
Hoggins, c 0 12 1
Totals . 10 6 15 26
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The O’Neill Eagles, spear
headed by Big Bob Matthews,
added to Burwell’s tournament
injury by grabbing third place
honors with a 31-23 victory.
The Eagles played more ag
gressive ball than their op
ponents and the Longhorn
gunners had trouble working
the ball into scoring position.
BURWELL i23) fg ft pfpts
G. Cass f, . 0 0 10
M. Cass, c _ 2 0 14
Brenneman, f ... 10 2 2
Hallock, f . ... 1 0 0 2
Leach, g - 10 0 2
Partridge, g .... .2 3 4 7
Scheffer, g ..1 2 1 4
Tunnicliff, g — 10 12
Totals - 23
O’NEILL (31) fg ft pfpts
Matthews, f - 6 3 4 14
VanEvery, f - 2 4 5 8
Godel, f —. - 2 0 0 4
Erwin, c-10 2 2
Elkins, g —_— 1113
Osborn, g _ 0 0 2 0
Totals_12 7 14 31
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Matthews Tourney’s
Highest Scorer
O’Neill's Bob Matthews was
the highest scorer in the 8
team regional class B basket
ball tourney here last week. A
forward on the meet’s third
place team. Big Bob fielded 38
points in 3 games, nearly 13
points per game.
Four other top point-getters
were:
Don Richardson, Ainsworth,
center _....-36
Francis Keil, Neiigh,
forward _34
Lowell Partridge, Burwell,
guard-29
Dean VanEvery, O’Neill,
forward-28
Reunion at Stevens Home—
INMAN—The country home
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens,
who reside north of Inman,
was the scene of a family re
union on Sunday. Those pres
ent for the day were: Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Wrede; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Stevens and family, of
O’Neill; Miss Ruth Stevens, of
Stanton, and Miss Vivian Stev
ens, of Norfolk.
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