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Surgoinsville RompsOver Lynxes, 80-47Yeary Gets62 As TeamWins, 80-64By RED CLARKPennington, Gap — lt;8pU — Emma Jean Yeary, Pennington** phenominal point-making machine, racked up 02 points here Tuesday night to pace her team to an 80-74 victory over Thomas Walker in the Lee County double elimination tournament.Yeary has scored the almost unbelievable total of 242 points in her last four games for a 80-poiht plus average. Last night’s total brings her scoring for the season up to 890 In 23 games or an average of 38.7 points per game.This defeat knocked Thomas Walker out of the tourney.St. Charles turned in a double victory over Flatwood to eliminate it from the running. The girls ground o,ut a 61-55 win, while the boys were chalking up a 42-38 triumph.Pennington’s boys eliminated Blackwater with a 47-32 victory, omuSt. Charlte si r#i.King 3* FBull fl FKirk 11 FJon** GWallin ORandolph OBubi: FUfcwoiyl—Xnfle* *HOTS PM.Trc o ©Kirkpatrick Dumps In 36rFor Winnersfflstvosl toMy re* 11 Marcum 26 Smith 11 Cowdon Harffrtre* L*e☆ThompaoA 3. Flat*SI. Ckirhi 41Dot*on 14 Stapleton 4 Jones 12 Harbor 6 LannIngham 3 Sub*: St. Chill eacoa 1.■ft ☆ ☆GIRLSFWtttlatfcm M Ni. Thecox io rYear* 42 F -OJHUro• FChtnault oJones oHash OSubs: Thonae W*lk*r—Bruokg lor 2. SUnlsy a, K. DUlmsn 8.☆ ☆ * BOVS Fo*.F*% * owurtoi'BMi is Hyitl 3 Hivpsln* 11 fltldham S BurchgU 7 Fsndlftton 7b Walker 74 Wheeler 14 Zttap 34 Johnson 20 Chsst drawl DlliJman 3. uyFsoKilnitso 41Lawson 14Mosley 21 Stout 11 Barker 3 Keith 2BUfikvtWr SSCollier io Llvosay 4 Sanders 11* Willis 2Mutiny tJeaeeyllle 04Johnson 14 Orr 9 Sewell a William* Crldlln *anIskemorsr n*.FFFOooDrylia Morjl Crabtree 20 Trltt 21 Cox 17 eiiltn BdenS KeosorHoly Cross Gets71-63 TriumphBoston —— All-conquering Holy Cross, the nation’s second ranked major basketball team, mads It 23 victories In succession Tuesday night by outbat-tling Boston College 71-83 before a capacity Boston Arena throng of 7,046.LA SALLE TOPS MANHATTANNew York—(JP)—Frank Com-erford pitched In three baskets In .the fading minutes to give La Salle a 65-80 victory over Manhattan, , Tuesday night in the opening game of a Madison Square Garden basketball doubleheader.BS-NEWS CLASSIFIED ADSGET RFSTn.TA *By DICK WILHEIM Times-'News Sports WriterWith BlHy Kirkpatrick setting a blistering 38 point scoring pace, the invading Surgoinsville Eagles trampled the Lynn View Lynxes, 80-47, Tuesday night.Kirkpatrick was hotter than the proverbial “two-dollar gun and turned in the best game of his career. He just couldn’t miss. The 38 tallies made last night tops his old scoring record by two points. Not only did £ie hit from far out front, but cashed in on eight out of nine foul shots.Odean Forbes again played his usual great game. Odean hit for 14 points to grab scoring honors for his team. George Trent did a good job on the backboards for the Lynxes. He wasn’t able to play most of the second half having four fouls called on him in the first half.Both teams started at a rapid pace. G. A. Golden started the ball rolling for the Eagles with a pair of charity tosses. Powers came back for the Lynxes with a crip shot to knot the score up. That was the last time that the game was tied.Surgoinsvtlle continued to score heavy, leading 17-14 at the end of the first period. Billy Kirkpatrick started hitting In the second quarter pouring II points through the nets. The Eagles led 40-29 at halftime.Lynn View played great ball in the first half, both on offense and defense.The second half was Surgoinsville all the way. Billy Kirkpatrick hit for 21 points; he just couldn’t be stopped.Four of the .Lynxes, first five men fouled dBt in the last quarter. The loss of these four hurt bad. Lynn View had 32 fouls called ch them while the Eagles were detected for 19 fouls. The Eagles made 26 out of 38 foul shots.The height was a big factor in the game. The Eqgte* had by far the taller team and were able to control both backboards.The Bees made it three In a row dumping Surgolntville B squad 27-18. After the first quarter, the Bees played. inspired ball. They out played the Eaglettes In the lut three periods. The Bees were all over the floor stealing the ball away from the Eaglettes.Morelock paced the winners with nine points. He was followed by the two Begley brothers with six points each. The whole team played well, putting on a good showing of themselves in the last home game of the season.Haysi StopsCoebura By66-64 ScoreBy BELL CARRICOErvlngton, V*.—(Spl.)—Velm* Kilgore, Haysl’s sensatloMl forward, poured In 58 points here Tuesday night to lead her team to a spine-tingling 88-84 victory over Coeburn’s sextette for the mythical Western Virginia Championship.A screaming crowd of 1,500 fans packed the Ervlngton gymto see tho game that will long beremembered as the clash of Southwest Virginia’s basketball queens.This win extended Haysi’s consecutive win streak to 60, and halted Coeburn’s at 53.Coeburn moved out In front Immediately after the starting whistle when Carmen Gibson connected with a field goal from just behind the foul circle. Hays! struck back to knot the count at 2-2 and that began one of the most evenly fought duels ever witnessed here. In all the score was tied 37 times, is this battle for supremacy in the Southwest Virginia.Haysi led, 15-13, at the end of the first period and moved ahead, 20-15, shortly thereafter. That was the biggest lead either team ever established. Coeburn came surging back to tie the score up at 28-26 shortly before halftime on some brilliant gunning by Trula Kilgore. Kilgore scored 38 points for the evening, 22 of them in the first half, in what many fans termed her best performance with the Blues.At the half Coeburn moved ahead, 38-34, but Haysi tied the score Immediately at 38-38, only to have Coeburn pull ahead1*7U Vl«w (47)FI • OAT•aaraln. F Haknmand*, F Pwin, F Thompson, F Trent, c 0t*adra*n. C Forte*, O Meats, a Wot, O Mcraloclr. OFGa3aoza4300FT1- 1 0* 0 a- a0- o0* 01- X 6-10 3- 5 0- 0 0- 0FF » i 644D2614t00TOlklB gariolBBvUI* itO)Kirkpatrick. FGolden, pMillar. C H*wkifu, C■•tlamy, ORrttton, OMePheraon, Q17FG1416212113-20 FT I- I10-13 3* 5 0- 0 I- 64- 60* 032 47FT rr4 3612It4362again, 53-50, as the third stansiperiod Iended. Then In the last period while the stands went completely berserk, the two teams swapped bucket for bucket right down to the wire.Perhaps the only flaw in the Coeburn machine and probably the most prominent one in their loss was the inability to convert their charity tosses into scores. They hit only three out of 15 attempts while Haysi was making good on seven of 18.Bavarly ft r Lu «BlllUei* T OltMASftJRtttntf o xtnntuurehrtt 5 L*rs»Wl»p« O . MeeArlhurSUM: Far. Heyal—MuUlte, mrtr*. 1 eh»r. For Coobura—AtalboctUYe« feil dnstsdrifk hr the {e b wbes yeiDickie'sSKIRTS A FANTS
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Kingsport, Tennessee, US
Wed, Feb 22, 1950
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