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The Summerville News. Thursday, February 14. 1903
CHS Winds Up Season
With Johnson Here Fri,
Chattooga High’s hardwood teams will wind up the
current season Friday night when they host Johnson, whose
head coach is Bobby Simmons, formerly of the Chattooga
High staff and a native of Menlo.
The Indians will be going all-out for a grand finale,
point out roadies Judson Frost.,
Stevo Olaveson, Rex Cassidy and
Paul Quinn. They enter the
Region 3-AA tournament at La-
Fayette Monday night.
Calhoun bit into Chattooga;
three times Tuesday night, J
taking victories in the two var
sity games and in the junior'
varsity boys session.
But last Friday night, the
Chattooga High boys led the
powerful East Rome group
64-51. The local lassies, how
ever, lost 48-24.
Sandra Worsham played her
best game of the year Tuesday
night with Calhoun, making 14
points. Pat Barry also made 14
points, while Marilyn Bryant
added 9 and Donna Morrison 8
Lihda Dickens had 22 for Cal- [
houn. The Chattooga lassies[
made 24 points in the last quar
ter. But Calhoun hit 15 of 20
free throws in the final period
Quarter showings were 14-7.
30-11, and 46-21.
Calhoun's boys took a 78-53 I
victory home with them, having
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out-rebounded Chattooga 43-26.
■Jimmy Smithson made 25
points. Jerry Sims had 10, Mike
Baker 8, Jimmy Hosmer 7, and
Kelly Hudson 3 The quarter
endings were 16-12, 32-28 and
53-44, Calhoun all the way.
The Calhoun "B" team de
feated Chattooga's junior var
sity 61-43. Lefty Norton had 22
points while Larry Holbrooks
added 18.
Paced by Sims with IP baskets,
Chattooga's varsity boys over-
I ran East Rome. Baker added
[l6; Smithson 13; Hudson and
Hosmer 7 each; and Ronnie Mc-
Gill. 2 Freshman Woody James,
with 18. led the opponents.
Chattooga was ahead by a
; mere one point at the end of the
first period, but. widened the
gap until it was 25-22 at the half
and 44-29 at the third.
In the girls’ game With East
Rome, Barry made 11 shots
good. Worsham 8 and Morrison
5. It was 12-6, 22-9 and 32-14 as
the quarter whistles blew. Sylvia
Bush. Jane Stephenson and
Carolyn Kling were the starting
, guards.
Men’s (Jagers
League Led By
Hurley Team
The Summerville Recreation
Center Men’s Basketball League
is led by Hurley’s with five wins
, and one loss.
Piggly Wiggly has four wins
I and two losses and Trion no wins
] and six losses.
The latest Hurley win came
Monday night when the eagers
defeated the Piggly Wiggly group
57-54.
Grady McCalmon, of the Hur
ley group, is leading scorer, with
125 points. Leroy Buice of Trion
is next with 114. Farrill Allen of
Piggly Wiggly has 97, Babe Wil
lingham of Hurley’s 80 and
Sewell Cash, Hurley’s, 70.
Girls Io Play
In Tournament
The Summerville 7th and Bth
grade girls' basketball team will
play in the Seventh District:
Tournament in Trion Saturday.
At mid-week, the team didn’t.
know who its opponent would be.
A
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ENDING ( IIS CAGE PLAY— Here are
three of the Chattooga High girls who
won't be playing regular basketball with
the school any more after Friday night.
They are seniors and the regular season
ends Friday with Johnson here. The
BOWLING STANDINGS
Tri-City Men's League
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Studdard’s Drive-In 10 6
Piggly Wiggly 9 7
Hurley’s Food Center 9 7
McDonald’s Garage 9 7
\ Jackson Chevrolet ... 8 8
[ Lowry’s Dept. Store _ 8 8
Ladies Tri-City League
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| Attic Shop 9 7
Tas-Tee 9 7
Chatt. Whlse. 8. 8
Tri-City Concrete 8 8
Rutledge Chevrolet 7 9
[Harper-Nichols Furn. 7 9
Moms and Pops
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; Luckies 33 19
■LJ's 32Vi 19>4
G-Men _ 30y 2 21>/ 2
Alley Bums _ 28 23
Bommerangs 27 25
800-Boos’ 24’/ 2 27>4
L & M’s 20*/ z 3iy 2
Spares . 14 38
Kegglcr’s Men’s League
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Trion Serv. Sta. 16 4
Pennville Hardware 16 4
Trion Dry Cleaners 13y 2 6>/ 2
Hall's Serv. Sta. 10*/ 2 9>/ 2
Shake Shop 10 10
Ailey Cats 10 10
Riegel Textile 7 13
S’ville Jaycees 6 14
Coca-Cola 6 14
Trion Drugs 5 15
Midway Men’s League
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Hurley’s Food Center 15 5
Clemons Bros. Furn. 13 7
Chatt. Cash & Carry 13 7
Menlo Presbyterian 9 11
Supreme Oil 6 14
Toles Drive-In 4 16
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girls are (left to right) Pat Barry,
Sandra Worsham a«id Carolyn Kling.
Jane Stephenson, another first string
senior player, has suffered an injury and
is not expected to be able to play.
Bulldogs Go Into Finals
Fri. at Chattanooga V.
Trion High’s cage lads si
week to put themselves in t:
Chattanooga Valley Friday ni£
3-B competition next week at
They will play on Friday n
Chattanooga Valley game, set
for tonight.
The Bulldogs defeated Gordon
Lee 46-39 Monday night at Chat
tanooga Valley and then overran
Coosa Tuesday night. Danny
Rich was the pacer both nights.
He made 16 Monday and 13
Tuesday night. Ronnie Hayes put
14 through Monday and he and [
Randy Hill each added 11 Tues
day night.
The Trion High lassies were
unable to get past the first stage
in the sub-region tournament,
being ousted by Model 36-28
Monday night at Chattanooga
Valley.
Trion split its final double
header of the regular season,
the boys losing to Pepperell and
the girls winning Saturday night
on the Lindale hardwood. The
girls brought home a hard-won
30-28 victory. Pepperell was
ahead some during the first
period, but it was a narrow 7-6
favor of the Trion girls as the
period ended. At the half, it was
a 14-14 tie, and at the end of the
third period Trion had only a
slight edge, 23-21. Diane Gray
accounted for 20 of Trion’s
points, while Juanelle Ramey
191/ 2
21'/ 2
23
25
27>/ a
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wished the nets enough this
;he sub-Region 3-B finals at
ght and to go into the Region
Bowdon.
light the winner of the Model-
added 8 and Cheryl Brown 2.
Hill paced Trion’s boys with 11,
and Hayes had 10.
Trion’s boys also had a couple [
of losses Friday night when they
greeted Berry’s varsity and “B”
I teams. It was a 39-22 victory for
the Berry “B” and a 56-49 win
for the Berry varsity. Hayes j
made 17 baskets for the Bulldogs.
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LYERLY HIGHWAY SUMMERVILLE, GA.
Boys Defeat
Trion Sat.
The Summerville Recreation
Center cage team for boys age
16-and-under defeated Trion
29-22 Saturday morning.
But the eagers had lost to the
Chattooga High Junior Varsity
team Friday.
Merle Edwards led the Sum
merville group in the Trion game,
having eight points, and Wallace
Clark led Trion with 13.
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and its internal parts, the
automatic transmission
and its internal parts, the
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that would normally cost
you plenty of money to
replace or repair.
Seville to Host
Basketball
Tourney Sat.
Summerville will host the
Seventh District tournament of
the boys age 13 and under bas
ketball teams Saturday at the
Recreation Center.
Games start at 10 a.m. and
finals are at 4:30 p.m.
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Meets regularly on the first and
third Monday nights of each
month at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic
Hall in Summerville. All quali
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attend.
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' ' Earl Nix, Secretary
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