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the three in the Urban Senior L’ge.
at the old Omaha U. Saturday mte.
Green Tree led until the end of the
third when John Fountain potted
on e in from the side of the court
to tie the score at 1717. Virgil
Williams put Green Tree ahead 19
17 only to have Fountain and
Crossley put in gift shots to tie
the score again, 19-19. Rockets
then went into the lead for the
first time when Kenny Young
| made a setup. They ncvcT relin
quished this lead. Stone made two
quick baskets to cinch the game.
The crowd was reprimanded by
Mart Thomas, an official, for boo
ing the Green Tree and the offic
ials. Thomafi explained to the
crowd that both teams were play
ing to win and if a decision was
called against their favorite team
it wtos not "like good sportsmen”
to boo and it only hurt their team
because they would have to be pen
alized a technical foul. He appeal
ed to the crowd to continue to be
the good sports they really were.
He called a technical foul on the
crowd.
Crossley and Talbert stood out
on defense for the Rockets and
Young led scorers with 10. V
Williams scored 14 for Green Tree
Eight of those 14 were free throws
Rockets (30) FG. FT. PF.
voung, f 3 4 1
Talbert, f-g l 0 3
Williams, f 0 0 0
Stone, c 4 0 0
Crossley, g 0 4 3
Bryant, g f- 111
Fountain, g 114
10 . 10 12
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Green Tree (24) FG. FT. PF.
Clardy, f 2 0 4
Tapp-, f 0 0 0
Williams, f 3 8 4
C. Stewart, f 0 0 0
Allen, c 10 4
Wise, c 0 0 1
Wade, c-g 0 0 2
Tapley, g 113
J. Stewart, g 0 14
7 10 22
Technical fouls—Rockets 2.
Halftime score: Green Tree 14:
Rockets 12
Missed free throws: Rockets,
Young 6, Talbert 3, Crossley 3,
Fountain, 2, Bryant 2, Stone 1.—
Green Tree, Tapley 5, J. Stewart
2, Clardys 2, Williams 1. Offic
ials, Mart Thomas, Omaha U Fred
Harrison, Technical High.
Dragons won their second
straight game by disposing of Me
Gill Bar 29-26. The Dragons ore
big quarter was the first when H.
Franklin scored 11 points to give
them a 11-4 lead. McGill kept
whacking away at this lead until
the third, which ended 21-20 for
the Dragons. Key and Franklin
scored 8 points between them in
the fourth and McGills couldn’t
keep pace. Franklin was the even
ing high scorer with 19. Lazine
had 8 for McGill.
Dragons (29) FG. FT. PF.
Brittf f 10 3
Williams, fc. 0 0 0
H. Franklin, eg 8 3 0
MeDavis, gf 2 0 1
Butler, g 0 0 2
Key, f 2 0 0
13 3 5
McGill (26) FG. FT. PF.
Hall, f 10 1
Lazine, f 4 0 0
Skinner, cf 2 0 3
N. Preston, eg 10 0
T. Preston, g 3 0 1
Elliott, g 12 1
12 2 6
Halftim^ score: Dragons 16 —
McGills 10.
Missed Free throws: Dragons,
Britt 3, Franklin 2, MeDavis 1.—
McGills> Skinner 2, Hall 1, Elliott
I. Official, Thomas, Omaha U.
HSS. secured sole possession of
first place by defeating Perry Har
ris and Woodson Center 18 -16.
Harris was the whole show for
their 15 points. Until midway ihe
second, when Harrison broke thru
for a set up, the game was just a
succession of missed shots. Up to
this point only scoring was 4 free
throws by HSS- The game as a
whole was carelessly played. HSS. I
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made but four field goals, two of
which Triggs made in the third.
Woodson Center's roughness was a
big contributing fact to their loss.
They fouled 18 times for 24 free
throws. HSS. made 10 of these.
Lee McDavis led HSS. with 6 coun
ters.
HSS. (18) FG. FT. FF.
McDavis, f 14 0
Triggs, f 2 0 1
McClardy f 0 0 1
Harrison, c 13 3
McCants, q 0 0 0
Gray, eg 0 0 0
Brooks, g 0 2 3
Merriw’er, g 0 0 1
Brown, g 0 1 31
4 10 12
Woodson (15> FG. FT. PF.
Harris, f 5 13
Westf f 0 0 4
Prater, f 10 2
Rose, f 0 0 0
Starnes, eg. 10 3
Coleman, gc 0 0 4
Breakfield, g 0 0 2
7 1 18
Technical fouls, HSS. 1, Wood
son 1. Halftime score HSS 6 —
9
Woodson 4.
Missed free throws: HSS., Mc
Davis 6, Brooks 3, Brown 3, Har
rison 2. W. C- Harris 5, Coleman
4, Starnes 2, Breakfield 2> Pratt r
1. Official, Thomas, Omaha U.
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There were 75 personal and 4
technical fouls called for 101 free
throws. Only 37 free throws weie
made. 64 were missed
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Gretn Tree had the best free
throw' made average with 10 out of
20. HSS. made 10 of 24 chanches.
Rockets 10 of 26, Dragons made 3
of their 9 opportunities- McGiljrs
put in 2 of their 6 and Woodson
made only 1 of 15.
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eat with 22 fouls- HSS. had 18.
Woodson and Rockets fouled 12
times each. McGill fouled 6 times
and Dragons 5
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Virgil Williams of Green Trees
made the most free throws 9 and
had the best average 8 out of P.
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Kenny Young was the most foul
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Herman Franklin made the most
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