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THE ADA EVENING NEWSByng boys, behind a sparkling perfornee Dy senior Russell Warrior, upended Wynnewood Savages on the Piratespoints, her season average, and Robinpoured through another 21 tallies for TupeloInvitational Monday night, destroyed theI— A. i f IT A A *''■ M • _ _ _ _ _night, 63-60, The number-one rankeddowning WynnewoodunbeatenpointsDarla Weller addedWanette Tigers, 90-38doubleheaderRoland hit 30 points, andtopped Stratford 38-37The Savages, ranked 10th in the latest Class*ray hit 20 points for Stonewall Pool added 17. Stonewall’s lead-players scored in the run-away decision.tiedmounted an 18-8 leadpoll, jumpedMelinda McGee, was hampered by second stanzaused a 194 advantageinto the final quarter, but Lexington outpointed the Bulldogs 7-6 in thp Hprisivp finalquarter.couldn t recuperatesurge by the Pirates.ankle injury and finished with eight talliesTupelo soared to a 10-7 first-quarter leadLouthan finished with 12 pointsLynne Freeman topped the Bulldogsleadingstretched it into a 34-20McFarland and Alan Monroe scoredpoints and Sharon Chandler addedfinished the night with 23 pointsgrabbed 11 reboundsseven steals to his accomplishments in Byng’s12th win of the yearlog®- The Tigers then weathered a mild second-half rally by the Longhorns to ice thevictory. Stonewall fell to 8-12 on the year with the loss.points apiecepoints fromthreeQualls and 13 each from John Tyler and Robneeded a 16-8in the final quarter to overcome Wanette,for their win.balancedBarrett tallied 13 pointsWilliam Jones scored 29 a^d Bill Ross added58-54, for their 14th win of the year.outscoredand T erry F orehand contributed20 points to lift the Tupelo boysByngBeth Trammell scored 38 pointsthe Tiger total.Dodson addedaddedpoints andthe 25-pointbehinddefeated Moss 5645postedpacedThe Atoka girls overcame a five-point senior guard Steve Ramsevilftimo /InfinR ~ oo oo n. _ mi ^ * *year.17 points and Vance Nolen with 15.38-32Byng jumpedsailed through the secondtookvisiting Antlers Bearcats, while the boys rolled to a 6642 decision.— — ——— — — v r aThe Panthers outscored Moss in evermatchedboyscoachHudi on me way to the 11-point win.Brown contributed 10 points in the win raised the Panthers’ record to ii-Q on th« t5942 win before the boyssecond game of the year by squeaking out aand some late free throws won it for us.pointerDonthree of my regulars becauseplayedsecondhe played most of his playersstruggledpracticed much this weekplayed probably his bestboards, and stayedpercentagenaittime lead and then outpointed Marietta21-6 in the third quarter to assume control ofthe game.ledEveryone played wellboys game, Tish trailedconcludedhalf, but narrowed the gap to one heading intoperiodVanoss and Elmore City split a pair ofthe 59-57 win.decisivegames at Vanoss last night with the LadyB ' * . ■ .... _ledboysdecision beforegures.tallied—_—, — — — — ...Bennett popped through 29 pointsDenice Dew added 10 as the Vanoss girlsendedcoastedWetumka by one after trailing most of the wayliberally in the second halfled 34-15 at half and substitutedto complete a sweep by the Mustangs at^E W A V *• A A «Wetumka last night.164boys held on for a slim 4443boys game. Elmore Citv ledthe girls had prevailedmaintainedboys ledpoint lead at halftime despite 16 second-A • 1 A _quarter in the game in which neither teampointspointEnglish tallied 20 in the first half and• * a . . • _ _The game was tied at halftime and at thefinished with 30 after spendingend of the third quarter, but the Mustangssecond half on the bench with fouloutpointedbegan4443period before settling for the 79-60The Allen girls jumped to an 18-6 first-scored in doublequarter lead over Wetumka’s girls and thena a a a a .for Vanoss hitting for 18 points.out in the second quarter for a 26-6edge. Tonya Carter scored 16 pointsThe Milburn girls found themselves in abefore they postedboystoppedStringtown last night but the Tiger boysproved to be too much for the Eaeles as th^vCreekgarnered an 80-67led by threefound themselves downdecisions from Thackerville last night, the girls taking a narrow 39-35 win. and the boys nabbing a 69-60 verdict.heading into the fourth quarter.Underwood tallied 15 pointslimited Stringtownbalanced Mill Creekpoints in the final periodscoredwin.escapethe bulk of the Bullfrog scoring.pointsled the Eagles with 16 points ;t added 14.The victory was the seventh of the seasonCreek girls, who have lost 13The Stringtown boys jumped to a 41-271 A * S El a _boys uppedsecondboyswin, as Clendon Babb poured through 22points to pace the Bullfrog attack. Larryswished the nets for a game-high 36 pointsfor Milburn in a losing effort.added15-point clipCreek watchedTupelo girls used their balanced49-44ing attack to pull out a 5749 victory over thehosting Stonewall Longhorns. The Tupeloit a 25-point burst in the finallifted coach Ed Hcnlpv’s sm74-52.completed a sweepvictory.McCord pacedThe Konawa boys, rebounding from a loss toA A A a -a A. _ _ ___Pleasant Grove in the finals of the KonawaBasketballAT ARDMOREGirl*Ada 42, Ardmore 3tAda Scoring: Doyle 25, Sherrell 11, Mayhue 6. Guards: Patton, Cruce,Hart.Ardmore Scoring: Rippetoe 20, Drain 13, Biddick 6. Guards: Bryant, Shafer, Johnson.Total Team Fouls: Ada 16, Ardmore 10.SCORE BY QUARTERSAda..................13 14 7 8 - 42Wyn-Rushing 16, Hudson 4. Guards: V. Smith, Allen, Kennedy.Total Team Fouls: Byng 22;newood 15.Fouled Out: None.SCORE BY QUARTERSByng................23 21 16 12Wynnewood 9 10 8 187247Ardmore............8 12 9 1039BoysAda 54, Ardmore 49Ada Scoring: Overton 34, Walker 8, Dewalt 6, Anderson 4, Hagar 2.Ardmore Scoring: Agers 16, Forbes 10, Gates 7, McCarroll 6, Wrighf 6, Cumbie 2, Posey 2.Total Team Fouls: Ada 16, Ardmore24.Fouled Out: McCarroll, Gates, Ardmore; Hagar, Ada.SCORE BY QUARTERSAda............ 18 3 10 23Ardmore..........17 8 8 16BoysByng 43, Wynnewood 60Byng Scoring: Warrior 25, Barrett 13, Maloy 9, Forehand 10, McElwee 6.Wynnewood Scoring: Rick 23, S. Smith 18, R. Smith 9, Robbison 4, Schafer 6.Total Team Fouls: Byng 16, Wynnewood 15.Fouled Out: Robbison, Wynnewood.SCORE BY QUARTERSByng .......9 22 21 11Wynnewood 14 19 15 1215, Atkins 7, Trimmer 6, Ott 3, Brend 2, Steele 2.Tupelo Scoring: Jones 29, Ross 20, Dodson 18, Hughes 4, Romines 2, Newman 1.Total Team Fouls: Stonewall 19,Tupelo 12.Fouled Out: Trimmer, Stonewall. SCORE BY QUARTERSStonewall 10 16 11 15 - 52Tupelo..............15 14 27 18 - 7463605449AT; WANETTE Boy*Konawa 98, Wanette 38Konawa Scoring: Roland 30, Louthai 12, Monroe9, R. McFarland 9, FixicoS Foster 6, Lemmings 3, Hudson 3, JMcFarland 2, Maxwell 2, C. Fixico 2Brown 2, Lane 2.Wanette Scoring: Richards 12 Cowen 6, Pybas 6, Bass 4, Rush 4, Car ter 2, Rush 4.Total Team Fouls: Konawa 26 Wanette 17.Fouled Out: Louthan, Konawa; Car ter, Wanette.SCORE BY QUARTERSKonawa...........18 19 25 28 -Wanette.............8 4 18 8 -9038GirlsKonawa 59, Wanette 54Konawa Scoring: Matthews 27, Mullen 24, Surber 8. Guards; Doakes, Morris, Henson.Wanette Scoring: Throckmorton 28, Dean 13, Cowens 13. Guards: Hanlon, Morton, Pickering.Total Team Fouls: Konawa 18, Wanette 15.SCORE BY QUARTERSKonawa............16 11 16 16Wanette...........10 17 19 8AT; ATOKAGirlsAtoka 38, Antlers 32Atoka Scoring: Nuttall 23, Johnson 7, B. Harrison 6, Burkhalter 2. Guards: Butler, Brotherton, Dunkin.Antlers Scoring: Taylor 15, Baldwin10, Smith 7. Guards: Roe, Hammons, Clark.Total Team Fouls: Atoka 23, Antlers 16.Fouled Out: Dunkin, Atoka SCORE BY QUARTERSAtoka................4 6 12 16 -Antlers.............11 4 4 13BoysAtoka 66, Antlers 42Atoka Scoring: Darst 21, Copeland11, Armstrong 10, Hyatt 10, Coleman 8, Clayton 4, Crain 2.Antlers Scoring: Hammons 20, Westbrook 6, Fodge6, Walls 4, Redman2, Washborn 2, Mills 2.Total Team Fouls: Atoka 21, Antlers7.Fouled Out: None.SCORE BY QUARTERSAtoka...............17 18 15 16 -Antlers..............9 8 12 13AT: THACKERVILLEGirlsMill Creek 39, Thackerville 35Mill Creek Scoring: Underwood 15, D. Hubbard 10, T. Hubbard 8, Seaw-right 4, Clark 2. Guards: Farmer, Johnson, L. Clark.Thackerville Scoring: S. Whittington 16, L. Whittington 13, Wade 6. Guards: Garrett, Schafer, Thompson.Total Team Fouls: Mill Creek 26,Thackerville 22.Fouled Out: Johnson, MC; Garrett,Thackerville.SCORE BY QUARTERSMill Creek........10 9 10 10 - 39Thackerville......6 11 10 8 - 353832BoysMill Creek 69, Thackerville 68Mill Creek Scoring: Babb 22, Seaw-right 21, Aduddell 13, Underwood 8, Dodd 3, Scarberry 2.Thackerville Scoring: S. Monkers 16, R. Monkers 14, Lee 14, Crabtree 10, Cain 2, Perman 2, Surbet 2.Total Team Fouls: MC 8, Thacker-ville 24.Fouled Out: Crabtree, R. Monkers, S. Monkers, Thackerville.SCORE BY QUARTERSMill Creek........19 15 10 25 - 69Thackerville.....16 17 16 11 - 6066425954AT: BYNGGirlsByng 72, Wynnewood 47Byng Scoring: Trammell 38, Mylt; 14, Driver 6, Schuyler 6, Jackson McDonald 4. Guards: Driver, Mihu Murray.Wynnewood Scoring: DobbinsAT: STONEWALL GirlsTupelo 57, Stonewall 49Stonewall Scoring: D. Murray 20, Pool 17, McGee 8, Allen 2, Morgan 2. Guards: K. Murray, Henley, Fair.Tupelo Scoring: McCord 25, Linker 21, Weller 11. Guards: Dority, Robert-,. Reeder.Total Team Fouls: Stonewall Tupelo 15.Fouled Out: Murphy, Stonewall. SCORE BY QUARTERSStonewall...........7 13 13 16 -Tupelo..............19 15 13 10 -15,AT: LEXINGTON Girt*Lexington 38, Stratford 37Stratford Scoring: Freeman 12, Chandler 10, Rossen 8, Newbern 7. Guards: Morris, Smith, Hobson.Lexongton Scoring: Simmons 16, Tompkins 12, Chronister 10, Guards; Massengale, Croslin, Davie.Total Team Fouls: Stratford 22,Lexington 18.Fouled Out: Blttle, Stratford. SCORE BY QUARTERSStratford 13 10 8 6Lexington 13 13 5 737384957BoysTupelo 74, Stonewall 52Stonewall Scoring- Kelley 17, NolenBoysStratford 78, Lexington 45Stratford Scoring: Qualls 15,Lunsford 13, Tyler 13, Gamer 12, Savage 9, Danley 4, Ballard 2, Smith 2. Lexington Scoring: Perry 11, Pinnerfifth against seven defeats.secondlanage only 10 points ii but outscored Antlers 28Coalgate girls, behind a 25-pointperformance from Tina Smith, subduedhosting Olney Mustangs, 57-45.Sam Darst, a 6-5 senior center, paced theAtoka boys with 21 points and Keith Copeland, a 6-0 forward, added 11.outscoredbolsteredTammy Lawrencejumped— 1/ ~ aaa aaa a i,^ va ■ v ■ ■ » a % .k» ,put together a 28-9 advantage during the sec**4 ■ * A-A _S _ A • it m -panded it into a 35-17 halftime edgeond quarter, enough to ice the decision.A • • « A . Acoasting to the victory.The Stratford boys blew past Lexington70-45 last night at Lpxincrtnn tn salvaao a cnliftotal.contributed17 pointsDeanna Cooper addedgate victory.pmRi■wwwCWRWCoalgate s Lisa Mowdy brings down a rebound in the Wildcats 57-45 victory over Olney last night.10, Clifts, Walker8, Thomas4, Coldwell 2, Talley 2.Total Team Fouls: Stratford 12, Lexington 20.Fouled Out: Qualls, Stratford; Thomas, Reed, Lex.Mowdy and her teammates tallied 26 points in tht second quarter to secure the victory.(Photo by Keith LongSCORE BY QUARTERSStratford..........14 17 21 18 -Lexington.........10 7 16 12 -7045AT: STRINGTOWNGirlsMilburn 36, Stringtown 33Milburn Scoring: Kemp 16, S. Niblett14, Green 6. Guards: Clemmer, L. Niblett, Ragan.Stringtown Scoring: Hopson 16,Thompson 15, Viney 2. Guards: Brown, Taylor, Eastop.Total Team Fouls: Milburn 12, Stringtown 12.Channel PricesSCORE BY QUARTERSMilburn............14 8 8 6 - 36Stringtown.........9 10 12 2-33BoysStringtown 80, Milburn 67Stringtown Scoring: Brown 29, Heard 24, Pierce 13, M. Brown 9, Bradford 5.Milburn Scoring: G. Corbin 36, Ragan 12, Dotson 8, Brown 6, S. Corbin 3, Hamilton 2.Total Team Fouls: Milburn 17, Stringtown 20.Fouled Out: Hamilton, S. Corbin, Milburn.MectronME-4003 DAYS ONLYThors., Fri. Sat.Cobra40 ChannelSCORE BY QUARTERSMilburn............17 10 17 23 - 67Stringtown.......22 19 16 23 - 80DasherAT: WETUMKAGirlsAllen 44, Wetumka 36Allen Scoring: Carter 16, Cagle 12, Kimbrell 10, Humphrey 4, Brown 2. Guards: Harrington, Seils, Tyler.Wetumka Scoring: Parchcorn 14, Tully 10, Samilton 12. Guards: Hill, Dean, Sams.Total Team Fouls: Allen 17,Wetumka 15.SCORE BY QUARTERSAllen................18 8 6 12 - 44Wetumka...........6 0 6 24 - 36OtmCar StereoAM/FM/MPX/8 TRACKBoysAllen 44, Wetumka 43Allen Scoring: C. 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