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Players of the Year Jerry mpbell, left, Westfield High School s Best All- Round Player, joins Times-Journal Defensive Player of the Year, and Michael Davis, Times-Journal Offensive Player of the Year, after they received their awards. Perry cagers take pair from Macon County By: PHIL CLARK The Perry basketball teams swept both games from visiting Macon County last Tuesday as die Lady Panthers remain unbeaten with a 58-46 win. The game marked the debut of Sydney Connely as head coach of the Lady Bulldogs. Connely, who has coached in Connecticut, played for Carl Peaster at Macon County. Amber Fendley, Perry's senior wing player, hit a game higher 18 points to pace ‘the Perry team to its second win of the young season. Qualisaya Hooten had 16 for the Lady Bulldogs as Perry pulled away for the 12-point victory after leading by just three at the half, 28- 25. Coach Max Vickers got 13 points from Natalie Taylor and ten from Shenetia Gilbert, while Macon County had just one player in double figures. The Panthers improved to .3-2 Panthers, from sa Ainhcr Fendlcy and Yatosha Davis each scored eleven for Perry and frestinan Shenequia Howard had ten. Vickers was able to play everybody in the 25-point victory, and ten Lady Panthers contributed to die secoring. Perry's pressure defense forced THE PERRY BOOKSTORE Children's Z Books This coupon redeemable for $5 off when you purchase S2O or more Dec. 14, 15. 16, & 17th 907 Carroll St. Perry • Senior Citizens Discount • Free In-Town Delivery • Durable Medical Equipment • Computer Medical Records • Emergency Service • Complete Line Of Sundry Items /S\tCDM [DRUG CO J YOUR FAMILY PHARMACY We Provide Printouts For Insurance Records And Income Tax Records At No Extra Charge, Mon-Fri 8:30-6:00 Sat 8:30-12:30 1036-A Macon Street, Perry, GA 987-2114 with an easy 79-57 win over the BcHdogs, who still have players involved in football. Stan Gann continued his deadly outside shooting, canning four three pointers and 20 points overall to lead (he Panthers. Perry held a 33- lb lead at the half as Carl Thomas faced one-time student Clint Satterfield. Thomas had coached Satterfield at Jonesboro Junior High. Thomas was able to pretty much empty his bench in the runaway win, getting double figure scoring from Rod Barnes with 17 and Garnet Curry, who canned a dozen. Six other Panthers scored. Jarvis English was the leading Bulldog scorer with 19 with Kevin Jackson hitting 15. The Buldogs, forced to shoot from ouutside, hit five three pointers, three of them by English, but it was not enough to keep pace with the Panthers. It was the opener for Macon County. numerous Houston County turnovers as the Lady Bears were unable to bre;ik die pressure, falling behind 17-8 after one quarter. By the end of the third quarter. Perry had built the 25-point lead, the final margin of victory. Holiday Savings Large Selectionof •Hard Covers •Paper Backs and •Best Sellers Hubert Bennett Gip 7 ? Books ST Stocking Stuffiers 987-0600 Westfield Hornets topple top-ranked Tattnall, 67-58 Despite going into the game with a 1-2 record, the Westfield Hornets were ranked fifth in the GISA coaches poll as they met top ranked Tattnall Friday night at Tattnall. The two losses came while eleven of the Hornets were still playing football. Talk about using your bench early! With Tallnall leading 9-7, Lance Bryant scored back to back baskets to give Westfield an 11-9 lead, and after a Matt Shepley basket made it 13-11, Ben Hulbert hit a buzzer-beaer for two to end the quarter with Westfield on top 15-11. The boys must have been watching the girls game, because, like the Lady Hornets, the Hornets went cold in the second quarter and Tattnall sued the lapse to take a 30- 25 halftime lead. Westfield got just three points in the quarter from starters as Hulbert, Bryant and Travis Baird accounted for most of the points in the period. Westfield's Brian Nash took charge of the game in the third quarter, scoring eight straight Westfield points as the Hornets crept back into the game. Then with 41 seconds left in the third, Jake Walls hit two free throws then a two pointer to take the lead before Ronnie Hilderbrand hit a long three pointer to give Tattnall the lead //////'// 7 7 • / 7 7 / / 7 Auto PartsK Ls&jind Solution Mufflers / Reg. to 24.99 jHA Wearever Brake Shoes v HBS« ■B IV Reg. To 13.99 Each Set BATTERY HEADQUARTERS Group Sizes 24,24 F, 74 - Other Group Sizes Available 36*L Group Sizes 24,24 F, 74 - Other Group Sizes Available Auto Craft Silver Plus Our Premium Battery MfclSlPßlßMuTillff Group Sizes 24,24 F - Other Group Sizes Available ES3 l£sßi !*&! Prices Good Thru Sat., December 17,1994 ■We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities« Complete Warranty Information Available at All Advance Auto Parts Stores PDQ SPECIAL ORDER MERCHANDISE NOT SUBJECT TO SALE PRICES back at the end of three 44-43. But die fourth quarter belonged to Westfield as the Hornets used their diree guard offense effectively over die slower Trojans. With just under seven minutes left in die game, Todd Rigdon got a Westfield basket to give his team the lead at 47-46, dien a Walls diree-pointer made ti 50-46. The game stayed that way until the Hornets got the ball on a Gregy Taylor travel with 1:57 left. And no, I've never seen so many traveling calls as the officials made in diis tame. With Tattnall pressing and fouling, the Hornets then cashed in at the foul line as Matt Shepley, Ben Hulbert and Jake Walls converted nine of ten over die final 52 seconds of the game. Coach Jim Massey said "diat’s what we need to win. Key baskets and free throws." Walls led four Hornets in double figures, with 17 points. Shepley had 12. while Hulbert and Nash had ten each. Westfield also got key baskets by Latwon Pearson and Lance Bryant. Greg Taylor was die only Trojan in double figures, scoring 13 points but experiencing a terible shooting night, going oh for-eleven on outside shooting. And by the way, this game was a lot closer than the final score of 67-58 might suggest. Visit One of These Convenient Locations, Soon! 1334 BALL STREET 988-8122 Wednesday, December 14,1994, Houston Times - Journal Westfield, from 6A Billy Sellers said he didn't tell them anydiing special at halfitme, "just keep you r head in the game, keep doining what you’re doing, and to seal the victory, don't do anything goofy." The win improves Westfield to 3-1. Tattnall drops to 2-3. f B®/? ©fiMsSaa®©# Many Items Reduced * for Christmas i Plus 1995 Civil War Calendars [ By Mort Kunstler ■ Now Only $10 00 Quality Early Americana At All Times! \ Antiques Prom The Shed ; 113© Macon St, Parry, Qa. - 10-8 Dally • 987-2469 J mto?9 w i % ' »r ,JB. 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