About The Kennesaw neighbor. (Marietta, Ga.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1970)
?? WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1970 THE NEIGHBOR PAGE 7 N. Cobb Survives Ridgeview cent), while Ridgeview at tempted 85 shots (33 per cent) he Warriors were an even the hosts to move within three Ridgeview bid with 21 points, points of the lead. The game while former football star developed into a nip-and-tuck Jim Robinson chipped in with scramble in the waning mo ments of the final stanza. After taking i a 37-31 half time lead, North Cobb could goals, but North Cobb did bet- Cobb grabbed 59???Ridgeview manage but nine points in the ter on percentages, hitting 48. Cochran was second in third quarter, while the ???Skins their total in 70 tries (40 per rebounds to Kemp with 16. picked up 12. A clutch bucket by Cecil Thicklin, late in he final seconds enabled the Warriors to stretch a one- point lead to three A couple of tree throws accounted for Coach Russell Dickey's North Cobb Warriors withs tood a strong, last-ditch chal lenge by the homestanding Ridgeview Redskins Saturday night and squeezed out a 69-64 500 from the charity strip, 15 of 30, while the Redskins were Both teams had 28 field 8 for 15. On the boards, North 15 points, David Helgerson 12 and David Carley had 8. Region 4-A victory. Although t?? "Warriors domi nated the board battle, a cold' third quarter enabled i * Wedding Sets 50 Need up. the final margin. Jimmy Owen led the War riors with 27 points. He also picked off 11 rebounds. Alan Kemp had 20 points and 21 rebounds while Ricky Nelson and Philip Cochran had eight points each. Brad Bridges topped the The Cobb County Humane Society has several dogs and puppies in need of homes. Those who would like to have one of these animals LANIER JEWELRY MAIN ST. 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