Tigers Leaf Scranton In 87 59 Victory Warm Up For Tourney
Guthrie Center Tigers overwhelmed Scranton 87 59 as reserves saw extended action in the final period. Randy Lewis led Scranton with 23 points while Gary Host added much of the Trojans offense. Guthrie guard Langgaard and Kerr paced the Tigers with rebounds and scoring support as Benton and Kerr combined for 18 and 21 boards. Lane avoided fouls despite a rough start.
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Scranton
Guthrie
Bob Smith
Randy Lewis
Trojans
Gary Host
Steve Hunerdosse
Mark Benton
Ed Langgaard
Jim Kerr
Dave Lane
Lane
Steve Sorensen
Tigers Rally Late In Narrow Conference Loss
Leave Me Out Of The Scramble scored 1 point and grabbed 11 boards while Steve Huner finished with 13 in the scoring column. The Tigers shot 35.5 percent, benefited from a late surge as reserves contributed, and Guthrie’s record stands at 8-6. Greenfield remains winless in conference play this year as Stuart also struggles.
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Steve Hunerdosse
Tigers
Greenfield
Tiger
Guthrie
Stuart
Ed Hits For Two Ends In Strong Team Win
Sue Taylor led rebounding as Linda Alexander and Nancy Rosenbeck contributed. The guard court pressed Waley, limiting shots, while Merritt dominated the final quarter scoring 39. Esscheid 26 and Barb Clifford 20 paced Valley’s balanced attack and rebounding. Coach Hansen praised the effort, announcing Panora Linden awaits in the sectional opener after a 155 record.
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Sue Taylor
Linda Alexander
Nancy Rosenbeck
Waley
Gail Eischeid
Valley
Merritt
Eischeid
Esscheid
Barb Clifford
Clifford
Sevde Leads Tigerettes in Big Scranton Win
Guthre Center's Tigerettes defeated Scranton 110 to 76 behind Sevde scoring 65 points. Five players reached double figures as the home team built an early lead and secured second place in the conference while Manilla remained undefeated.
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Bomberettes Cup Second Place After Dramatic Loss
The Bomberettes lost a tight game to Orient Mackburg 67 60 as Anita Fagan scored 44 points and Jan Wheatley added 18 after entering in the second quarter. AC held a 44 31 lead late in the third before a fierce rally by Orient Mackburg. Rosemary Wedemeyer and Wanda Mackman each had nine points while Mariss Richter added six as AC finished 144 on the season and second in the conference behind undefeated.
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Soph Jan Wheatley
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Homberettes
Denny Roberts
Rosemary Wedemeyer
Wanda Mackman
Mariss Richter
Coull
Bombers Rally Fails in Friday Night Clash
The Adair game saw the Bomber cause hampered by early fouls as Macksburs faced pressure and rode a bench with fouls. O-M steadied in the third quarter led by Bob Fay and Doug Kiehler while O-M began its late surge.
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Oren
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Bob Fay
Doug Kiehler
O-M
Scranton Tigers Edge Scranton Tigers In Hard Fought Contest
Deb Merritt and Lexsole led a tight duel as Scranton faced a strong Tigerette defense. Cindy Dickes drew fouls and limited scoring, while Gailhead Clifford and Guthrie rallied to pace a 26 point third quarter and 32 final period comeback. Deb Renton and Vanessa Wicktend contributed in a tense, turnover influenced game.
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Rich Hanson
Bronde
Cindy Dickes
Duds Merrit
Lexsole
Merv
Gailhead
Parc Clifford
Guthrie
Tigerettes Deliver Season Best in Lopsided Victory
Tigerettes opened with a devastating first quarter to build a commandable lead and coasted past the opposition. Daved Valles threaded precise passes while Fak Merritt contributed efficient scoring. Guthrie and others paced a 44 point halftime edge as the Tigers overwhelmed the rivals with strong defense and fast breaks.
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Fak Merritt
Tisepetties
Angsler
Wickland's 41 Paces Jayvees Curtain Raiser
Guthrie Center junior varsity extended their winning streak with a 64 to 57 victory over the Valley reserves on Saturday evening. The Jayvees relied on 41 points to secure the win.
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Valley Reserves
Levening
Wickland leads juniors to win in 14 point comeback
Nancy Wickland, 25, scored in the second half to overturn a 33 39 deficit at halftime as Valley battled Guthrie Center to a 49 46 margin with eight minutes left. Easchetd added 12 for the juniors and a tight defense sealed the victory. Numerous local residents were noted visiting family and hosting weekend guests across Guthrie Center and surrounding towns.
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Guthrie
Valley
Wickland
Bes Easchetd
Patty Brooks
Cindy Coffman
Cindy Dickes
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