push shots kept the Wolverines astride. FHS’s Best Period The second period went to the Wolverines 17-9 with Eddie Thornton collecting on two set shots and a fast break lay-up. Shell n added two and Franklin another, while Ernie Newman. Franklin and Bill Drumeller play ed defensive heroics off the back boards to limit the Otters to three field goals and but three charity tosses. The third period was the Wolve rine1- worse, when they suffered a defensive relapse while Cliff Titus, the Otters center, grabbed two sleepers unguarded and John ny Carlyle, who hadn’t scored a point before, suddenly found the range from the side and bucketed three long set shots. Billy Chand ler also collected three field goals from the kevhole before going out on fouls in the third period. The Wolverines' defensive abil ity which stopped many Otter olays without fouls was a decisive factor. They committed 26, on which the Otters scored nine points. Bedford, on the other band fouled 36 times, with Farm villo capitalizing on 20. That’s 11 points and the margin of victory. FHS FG F TP Shelton, f 10 5 25 Newman, f. 0 1 1 Duncan, f 215 Drumeller, c Oil Thornt'or g 8 4 20 Franklin, g 4 8 16 Totals. 24 20 68 Bedford FG F TP Chandler, f 6 0 12 Oillispie. f . 5 2 12 'Titus, c . 7 4 18 Burford. f 10 2 Blankenship, g 10 2 Carlyle, g ... 4 19 Coleman, g . 0 2 2 Totals 24 9 57 FHS 14 17 17 20—68 BHS 14 9 26 8—57

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