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Trojans Win At DeRidderDERIDDER fSpi.j-The East Beauregard Trojans added the DeRidder invitational tourna- ■ ment to their growing list ot j championships nere Saturday! night with a convincing 73-49 j victory over the host Dragons.'The Singer Horne Is captured; third place on the scoring of I ; Carroll Clark Hoi and Dan 'Jackson (13) to defeat Rose-i pine, 59-34. Gary Jones had 10 for the losers.The Trojans got line scoring: performances from Keith An- drews (19) and Phil Simmons; (26) to roll over DeRidder.Scoring in the double digits for the Dragons were Stewart Martin with 12, Bryan Slaydon with 10 and Bill Hyde with 12.: The Marion Chargers captured consolation honors behind the 37- j •point scoring performance of! I Steve Hamilton, downing Fair-1, view, 67-56. Van Bushneli had 13 for Marion, while Melvin Ingalls with 34 tallies was high for Fairview.In semi-final play, the Dragons blasted the Hornets, 71-52; while the Trojans were having, a/i easy time over Rosepine, 95-!30.The Dragons had four players ■ | in the double figures led by i Stewart Martin (15), Bryan Slay-;don (14), Glen Nery (17) and .Milford Hyde (13). Singer sent i Ron Cooley (10), Dan Jackson(13) and Carroll Clark (21) in double digits.Five players were in the double-digit column for the Trojans with Kent Andrews’ 18 and Phil Simmons’ 22 setting the pace. Other Beauregard marksmen in the double-figure attack were Milford Cole (13), Wayne Green \ 13) and Keith Andrews H4».OERIOOER-EAST RE AU REOAR D (NVfTATlONAl (Championship)East Beourcgard IB IB ’4 23-/.IOeRlddef ................ 9 17 I? n-19EAST BEAURB3ARD: Kent Andrew* 3 (3-0 4. Green 4 (1-0 3, Spear* S (D-0) 4, Keith Andrews 7 (W 2 Shn-nons 10 C6-7) 2. Former 0 (0-1 0 Totals— 29 (15-23) 16.DERIDDER: Martin 5 (2-3) 2, Mason1 (1-1) 4, Slaydon 4 (2 41 4. 5 (2-5) 4. Simmons 2 14-4) 4. Nery i |2-i 1. CJOikowskl 0 (0-0) 1. Tolols—18 (13-21) 21.(Semi-Finals*OcRicder ............... 20 ?i 15 i?-?lSinger ...........20 13 11 B—52DERIDDER: Marlin 7 0-4) S. Slay don 7 :0-2) 3, Simmons 2 (4 5) 5. Shlrie/2 (0-0) S. Nery 6 :5-6) 0, Hyde 6 f 1-2) 2. Totals: 30 (11-19) 20.SINGER* Gillis 2 (0-2) 7, Cooley 4 (2-5) 3, Jackson 6 (1-2) 3. Slaydon 1(2 2) 1, Clark S (11-12) 4. Totals: IB(16-211 13.Ra$eoine . ............,.12 4 J o—20E. Beauregard .........3-' 24 59 15—ROSEPINE: McKcc 0 (0-fll 1. Ham-montree 2 (3-4) 2. Harvy 0 (0 0) 3 R James 2 (3-6) 5. Hinson 0 (0-0) 4, Keel1 (4-7) 4. G. James 0 0-6) J. H. jam?* 3 (1-3) 2. Tolo)s-« (M-36) 34.EAST BEAUREGARD. Kent Andrews9 (0 1) I. Green 6 (1?) 1, Cooley 2 ,0 0* Kelin Andrews 3 (MO) 5, Farauhor \F. Cole 1 (1-5) 1, M. Cole 6 (6-0) 2-Keitn Andrews 3 (MO) 5. Forqu*or 1 (0 0) C. Simmons 8 (6-7) 0. Former I (01) 0. Tolas—38 (21-31) 16.(Consolation)Morion ............ 2) 23 12 11—4/Fairview .................16 54 16 10-.WMarlon: Hamilton IB (1-2) 3, Bushneli6 (1-5) 3, Johnson 4 (00) 0. Lamer -3 (1-2) 1, Hogar 1 (0-2) 2. To«o!s-32 FAIRVIEW: Ingalls (14 (6-7) 1, Horton C3-11) 9.2 (1-1) 4, Oowles 3 (0-1) 1. Trommel 1 (1-1) 4. Howell 4 (O-l) 1. Totals—24 48-11} 1?.
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Lake Charles American Press
Lake Charles, Louisiana, US
Sun, Jan 12, 1964
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