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♦ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2006 8B ~ ~^Mtk |1 'Wk*2. •*** J Sr||JJ m js^Ml| Jgfrjk * nif 1 ENI Gary Harmon Perry’s Jared Fluellen (15) and Warner Robins’ Kenny Willis watch to see if a shot goes in, Thursday at Warner Robins. SNAPS From page iB in Perry. Willis led all scorers with 23 points. Kenny Fluellen was next for Warner Robins with 14 points while Pierre Miller scored 10 and Mark Wright Jr. had nine in his first basketball game in almost two years. Kameron Felder hit four 3-pointers while Roderick Jones did some damage inside for Perry. Each Panther had 12 points. Casey Hayward scored 11 points while Chris Willis added eight. The Demons led 51-45 at the start of the fourth quar ter as Miller, from under the basket, fed Braxton Duggar in the paint for a three-point play. The Panthers respond ed with five in a row start ing with Felder’s 3-pointer to trail by only two 52-50. Wright was all alone by the rim to start Warner Robins on a 5-0 spurt. With less than 90 seconds left to play. Perry erased a seven-point deficit with eight in a row. Hayward’s m tv Panther Casey Hayward pulls up for a jumper. ENI Gary Harmon CLEATS ! f ARE YOU HEARING THIG GARY? \ ; YOUR GON 19 TRYING TO BARGAIN \ I FOR SSOO WORTH OF GRORTG EQUIPMENT FOR CHRIGTMAG IN LIEU / . op a piaYSTATios 3 y Play Better Golf with JACK NICKLAUS steal and drive to the bas ket resulted in a goal-tend, which meant Perry was up one, 58-57. Fluellen drew a foul after a steal, but could only hit one of his foul shots for a tied score. Warner Robins had two turnovers, but Perry fol lowed with two giveaways of its own before Willis sank the game-winner. Warner Robins led 31-26 at halftime. Jones opened the second half for the Panthers with two baskets off penetration by Hayward and Antonio Hubbard. But Miller and Willis countered with baskets from 3-point land to keep a lead of six, 37-31. The momentum swung back and forth all game long, and for Perry a trey by Felder and a stick back by Jared Fluellen capped an 8-0 run to bring the visi tors within one at 39-38. Hubbard and Hayward took the ball to the goal for four more Perry points, but it was again counted by the Demons’ 3-point attack. Though K. Fluellen and Willis hit consecutive treys, IMJ S' , \ ( ARENT YOU \ / GOING TO GAY I SOMETHING?y (c) 2006 Bill Hinds. Dist by Universal Press Syndicate I it was Felder ending the third quarter with a 3-ball to make it a 48-45 game with eight minutes to play. In the first half, neither side was able to take advan tage of great blocks (includ ing two by Jones in the first quarter), steals, good passes or second-chance opportuni ties. Perry led by as much as four in the first eight min utes, 13-9, as Eric Askew drove the lane for a basket. With Wright hitting a 3- pointer, the Demons trailed by one, 15-14, going into the second quarter. Willis scored on a running one-hander in the paint to tie the game 18-all in the second. But Perry had another mini-spurt with C. Willis scoring a 3-pointer (26-20). That would be it Tor the Panthers in the first half as Warner Robins scored the last 11. Miller started it with a trey, and Willis turned around on the baseline to nail a short jumper. K. Fluellen also scored on a third-chance shot. «JN. WVE >, _ / YOU GEEN THE I % AWEGOME GRARHICG i JL V. ON THE RG3? J A www gocomics com e-mail Cleatsmail@aol com I SPORTS jfl k. ( mt \ _ BKaISLwHEv •' O IrLzM ' * A B 111 r 1 H V' B jf/m hHTJp ENI (iary Harmon Warner Robins and Perry players battle underneath the basket. OFF From page iB in the second half for the home team was 5-for-18 with all makes coming in the fourth quarter. The Perry Lady Panthers already had it down to a one-point game at halftime, 38-37, but had to fight back from another double-digit deficit in the second half. Shay Newberry’s 3-pointer from the corner with 24 sec onds left in regulation had the score at 67-66 before Warner Robins finally got some shots to fall at the line. Cherie White had 21 points for the Demonettes while Kittery Maine, avoid ing the foul trouble that has plagued her in most of these early games, had 18 points. Tiandra Billings and Liza Gaines each had eight. Ashley Roberts led Perry’s effort with 16 points. Ashley West and Beße Brown each scored 14 points. Newberry tallied 10 with Kim Burgess adding eight. A whole lot of defense -J.. MACON REGIONAL * </-I Help solve A Crime Rewards of up to 1,000 - Remain Anonymous! Jose Consuelo Wanted for violation of probation from State Court LKA: 200 block of Tabor Drive, Warner Robins Alex Dawson Wanted for violation of probation Superior Court and registration of see offender LKA: 100 block of Frances Court, Brvon * Scott Christopher Dugger Wanted for violation of probation from Slate Court and State Court bench war rant for failure to appear LKA: 100 block of Hidden Valley WmM : . iß>g WBg| Mikel Anthony Ferguson Wanted for bail jumping LKA: 100 block of Ignico Drive, Warner Robins IF YOU DON’T LIKE SEEING YOUR PICTURE ON THIS PAGE, CALL CRIMESTOPPERS AND TURN YOURSELF IN! and a few assists by White got Warner Robins up by 10 in the opening period. Billings added two 3-point ers while Maine and White each assisted on baskets for the other. Roberts scored two bas kets off the offensive glass, but Perry found themselves down by 16 at the quarter’s end, 27-11. Warner Robins had only a couple of field goals in the second quarter when a steal and score by Newberry cut the lead below 10, 31-23. Maine answered with con secutive baskets, but the Lady Panthers had the hot hand towards the end of the half. West and Brown had con secutive 3-pointers, and with another basket off a steal by Newberry, it was 36-34 with 2:30 left until intermission. There wasn’t much scoring after that, but Brown’s 3-pointer got it down to the 38-37 score at the break. White opened the second half with a pair of assists, one on a no-look feed to Billings in transition and 7*2-2330 • 1-877-68 :RIME > (27463) TBHBHOTHVk Eulalio Luis Cruz Wanted for violation of probation (for terroristic threats or acts) LKA: 900 block of Southern Avenue. Warner Robins [A 1 13a 1 Chad Dawson Wanted for violation of probation Superior Court LKA: 100 block of Brandywine Court, Warner Robins ‘isSiiiiiMt Andrew Fanis Wanted for bench warrant from State Court LKA: 100 block of Galan Way, Warner Robins FTorencio Flores AKA Lopez, Garcia, Landeros, Dalen Wanted for violation of probation State Court LKA: 300 block of Red Fox Run, Warner Robins THE HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL a second to Maine. The Demonettes, thanks to a block by Maine, stretched back ahead by seven, 46- 39. The home team was struggling at the line with six misses in a row, but got back ahead by 15, 55-40, on two scores by White. One of those was an offensive rebound. Perry wouldn’t go away, and Brown scored a 3-point er at the end of the period. The Lady Panthers trailed 57-46. Warner Robins’ attempts to stall the basketball did not result in good shots or scores, though Maine would get a stick-back for a 61-49 lead. Roberts had a basket at 5:16 to go answered by Gaines, but West went end to-end to get it down to nine, 66-57. Roberts’ medi um-range jumper capped a 6- run (66-61), and the big 3-pointer by Newberry ended a run of six in a row. The Demonettes stayed unbeaten on the season at 7- while the Lady Panthers dropped below .500 at 2-3. Jermichael Cordon Daniels Wanted for aggravated assault, burglary, armed robbery and a bench warrant LKA:I3OO block of Ennis Drive, Warner Robins I ™ |p Brandon Tavarus Driskell Wanted for aggravated assault LKA:2OO block of Wisconsin Avenue, Warner Robins i i. Anthony Charmaine Farms Wanted for violation of probation from State Court, bench warrant from Superior Court LKA: 100 block of Yorkshire Way, _ Warmer Sabina Greg Lynn Fontenot Wanted for violation of probation from Magistrate Court LKA: 100 block of Ignico Drive, Warner Robins OUU4IUM