kt the ninor sters e ap-the •eady lit at their north ewise now tance lonth Id beEdgewood Seeks Fourth Triumph Against Stoughtonex-ched-meri-earnsuringosed won ually was year orob-ffect the ved. nned ange i tie Cur-Edgewood High school's basketball team, which split in two games last week, plays at Stoughton Tuesday night for its only game on tap until Dec. 21.The Crusaders lost their only game of the season to Middleton, 59-58, then edged out Sauk City, 63-60, for a 3-1 season rec ord.Forward Dick Moore took up some of the scoring slack against Sauk City with 20 points. Most of the team’s scoring has come from the center and guard spots.George Armstrong leads the individual scoring with 72 points, followed by Mike Cantwell and Frank Hebl with 63 and 62, re spectively.Statistics:TEAM RECORDW L FG FT FTM TP Edgewood 3 1 1 OS 55 34 273Opponents 1 3 100 53 42 253INDIVIDUAL SCORINGFO FT TPGeorge Armstrong ...... 32 S 72Mike Cantwell .......... 23 17 S3Frank Hebl ............ 23 IS 62Dick Moore ............. 18 7 43i for Wilfred Cunningham !! 8 4 20*eenJoe Kehm .............. 5 3 13SUp- Totals ................109 55 273