Victories Are Season’s St h, 9th Coach C A. Dollivirs Bucking ham Central High School basket ball squad scored Victories No. 8 and 9 this week, downing Pamp lin 57-47 Monday night and stop ping Marshall District 53-23 Tuesday night The Bucks, off to a flying 13-4 first quarter start against Coach Thompson's fighting Patnplin five, had to put up a great final 1 period rally to win. Patnplin had narrowed the lead to two points at 39-37 as the final quarter be gan. Then the veteran Buck five rallied to outscore Patnplin 18-10 and win 57-47. Marshall-Mist. Game Against Marshall District, the Bucks, without Seniors Kyle Knott. Melvin Jamerson and Roger Hardiman playing, led all the way. Rowlett Bruce, rangy center, collected 21 points to take scoring honors. Coach Sterrett's Buckingham girls also won both games, defeat ing Patnplin 53-40 and Marshall District 76-11 The two victories give the girls a record of nine 1 wins in 10 starts this season. Randolph - Henry girls provided tlie Buck lassies' only loss. Helen Maxey and Joan Poole scored 21 and 20 points respec tively to show the way against
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