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Daily News SportsWednesday, November 24, 104.'Mingo Teams Win 2 OverBaxter In Cage OpenersBoys Come From BehindTo Win 19-17, In LastMinutes; Girls Win, 50-31.BY STAFF WRITERMINGO—The ITingo girls had little trouble beating Baxter, 50-31, Tuesday night but the boys we~e forced to ’ome from behind to triumph, 19-17, in the final minutes ot play.Trailing all the way, the Mingo quintet went Into the fi nal quarter two points behind the Baxter crew. Merrill “Rube” Stock dropped in a free throw, hut that was the last Baxter point of the game. Gil-reath sank a charity toss for Mingo with about four minutes left in the game.About a minute later, Center Elrod cut the net with two quick ‘allies to give Mingo their winning 19-17 margin. After that, the game was a mess of fumbles, desperate passes and tie-ups as Baxter tried vainly to at least tie the game.Baxter took a lead at the first oi* the game, Fuller tied it at 2-3 then Baxter coasted on to a 7-2 edge. They held a three-point nvaigin at the end of the tight first half, 10-7. The veteran Mingo girls roiled upyowl i nAmost of their margin during the last half, despite the fact that an inexperienced Baxter sextet finally | began to click. With two starting players only in eighth grade. Bax ter picked up only eight points by the half while Mingo scored 23 counters. Mingo led 14-4 at the first turn.Baxter’s little aggregati.onreturned after the half to out-score Mingo in the third frame, 20-17, but the first half marginwas too great to overcome. A 40-24 advantage at the end of the third stanza grew into a final 51-30 count.Baxter's forwards had quite a bi* of trouble with the rangy Mingo guards. Mingo, meanwhile, playing without its two-time All-County Forward, erla Jones, who is ill with the mumps, sent Jewell Deaton and Yola Richardson through the opponent’s defense for 25 and 15 points, respectively.Inexperience was the most prominent factor in the bays’ game, in that both squads lost several key men last year. Scoring on bothquintets was fairly evenly divided The box scores:MINGO (GIRLS)FODeaton, f...................11Richardson, f............. 7U. Murphy, f.............Pickett, f...................K. Murphy, f............. 0Forester, f................. 5Gardner, g................. 0Sharp, g..................... O('oakley, g................. oBennett, g................. oBaker, g..................... ()Boucher, g................. 0(lilafow29hialaC£(*(PiCITnO—51FT31OO01 0 0 0 o 0 0PFo20 01 0 1 3 3 1 0 0TP25j:.oo 0 110(IIt00lt;Totals231251THURSDAY WOMEN'S LEAGUE431r.41 — 14 m .,I •»521 — 1.553n48Eng. Dept. (1) ....501Teachers (2) ........515High acorers: Evans (Kng. Dept.) 320. Matthews (Teachers) 335.Hi Tieners (0) ....456 fl Maytag Office (3).,489 560High scorers: Davis (Hi Tieners) 393, Kirnmel (Maytag Office) 366.150 OR MORE 8CORE8 Davis (Hi Tieners) ................ 152BAXTER (GIRLS) —305095441,5131,593FG FT PF TPFRIDAY WOMEN'S LEAGUEThompson (3) ......653 723 616—1,992Automatic (0) ......600 612 602—1.H14High scorers: Carmody (Thompson)432 Broadston (Auotmatic) 414.I. Talbot (2) ......713 603 726—2.042Clemens (1) ..........672 654 661 — 1.987High scorers: Rorabaugh (Talbot) 489. Zagormiak (Clemens) 491.150 OR MORE SCORE8Rorabaugh (D. Talbot) ................203.177Zagomiak (Clemens) .....................177,166Carmody (Thompson) .................... 179D. Talbot (D. Talbot) .................. 168Lawrence ( D. Talbot) ...........tr .....156MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUEJoy (1 ) ...........1010 1004 880—2,894Automatic (2) .... 900 1028 921—2.849High scorers: Sharp (Joy) 584, Km*mert (Automatic) 517.Talbot (3) ....... .923 965 976—2.864Santen (0) ........... 891 905 898—2.694High scorers: Kling (Talbot) 550, Eke (Shu ten) 589.200 OR MORE SCORESSharp (Joy) ............ .212,204Kalina (Talbot) ......... 215Eke (Santen) ................ 214Kienle. f..................p.... 50•10Goodman, f.................. 3o401851 ip r, f. ..................... 6(I012Perin f................000(lHerzog, g................o000Stinson, g................0010Krane, g..............., o010Long. g..... 001(1Totals ...............142630MINGO (BOYS)-— 19IFGFTPFTPFuller, f..................... 3137I*-1 rolt; 1, f. ..... 0000Lewis, f.................0oo0Maker, f..................... 000oGilreath, f................. 0101Kir* d. c................3036Snapp. g ................113Cleverly, g.............100• 144Sicg, g. ...........0000Totals ... .8310»lBAXTER(BOYS)—17IFGFTPFTP ]\rthur Kratnpe f..... 1012 1\rvnond Krampe, f..... 0101Halter, f.................. O000Stock, c. ................ • • • •no406Gerke, g.................103•Kreager, g.............i • • • • » »o• »6Brecr, g. ..........00i0Totals ........... 73917Official: KerinitShaw. ?Ce wton.
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Wed, Nov 24, 1943
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