Davidson Bears
Suffer 1st Loss
Davidson high school's boys
basketball team tasted defeat for
the first time this season on last
Thursday night at Charlotte,
blowing a five-point lead in the
final quarter to go down to Hun
tersville high 52 to 48 in a thriller.
Huntersville's girls also won, 46
25.
The previous night, on January
30, Davidson's Bears had run
their victory string oufto six in a
row by dumping Cleveland high
of She!:, y 44-36, Cleveland's girls
won in a low scoring contest 14
12.
The Huntersville doubleheader
was not a conference affair. The
two teams were to tartgle at Cher
ry vllle last night (Wednesday).
On Friday and Saturday, the boys
are entered in a round robin tour
nament at John Chavis gymna
BOYS
Davidson (48)
Piorr*r* rot. a Fa tp pr ftm
L. C. BurrU. I 6 1 13 .3 4
Martin Ikmnlx, t H 1 17 1. 3
Clyde Taylor, c 2 0 4 5 t
Hoofwvelt Adam*, g 3 17 3 6
Sam BurrU. ft 13 5 5 'J
Loon Taylor, f 10 2 1
W. R. Wanton. K 0 0 0 2
. 1!
0
TOTALS || 7 48 30 17
Huntorsviile (52)
??oT?r? ?ot. I a ra tp pr ftm
A. Kirn* 10 0 20 2 4
J. Norton 0 o 12 3 1
H. Huston 0 0 0 5 3
C. Sttnaon o 0 O 1 ' 0
E. Norman 2 2 fi 2 2
O. Black. ,?-f |*.f a 1'
o
--- ? ? .. . ? u
E. Johnson 2 0 4 3 3
totals u a sa at la
?*?** *?>??"? I a a 4 Total
Davidson 19 ~Vl3 Tl"~T~48
Huntgnrtitg S 12 15 21 52 j
? GIRLS ?
Davidson (25)
Pot. o ro TP pr ftm I
1 1 air I Adam*, f B 0 12 4 -5 I
Thelma BurrU. f 3 17 0 4
Norma Thombt. f 2 -2 6 0 4
Betty Rot*. R 4
Dot Preaslcy. 'k 2
Mae letter IIUKheft. g ? 2
Delia Uarvln. K B
totals ii j as ?S 11
Huntersville (46) I
Playact Pot. G rG TP pr FTM
Aclclln Ifuntloy. * r? 2 V2 i)
Ada Carr :) 0 ?'? ii o
Go vena nil ft- . I 2V8 i :i
Mary Hhfrrlii K 4 *~0 0
ffclcti C5r)er o u o '2 2
Kay Clark . 2 -
IJariMtra Slowson ,
AmtllH Wlli itn "2 .
TOTALS 19 i 4B 10 ll
Scoro by Period 1 2 3 4 Total
pivSltti K ,r? :i H 35
HuntervUfe '311 h h 7 k?
Offlrlnift M<n>rclan<f Hoifrco ; Harris I'm
plre; Scorcr (Iran* lk?y?1, Timet* Herbert
WoAlhtTR.
Grover, Number 3
Split Doubleheader
CROVER? Grover high school
and Number 3 Township high
school split a Cleveland County
Basketball league double header
here last Friday night, the Grover
girls winning 72 to 53 and No. 3's
boys coming out on top 37 to 31.
The win was No. 15 for the sea
son for Grover's girls, the sixth In
conference play. boys have
won one loop contest and have
slum in Cherryville.
In suffering their initial loss,
the. Bears lost the scrviccs of |
Center Clyde Taylor and. Guard
Sam Burrls via the foul route and I
the winners piled up 21 points in
the fourth, period to squeak out]
on top by four points.
Martin Bennlx led the Bears |
(with 17 points and Hazel Adams
had 12 in the girls losing effort.'
In Cleveland high twin bill,
Roosevelt Adams hit 17 and Ben
nlx 14 to pace the Bears to vic
tory and Thelma Burrls had 10 of
her team's 12 points.
BOYS 1 P
Davidson (44)
Player. Po?. O TO TP PF I"TM
L. C. Burrl*. I 2 0 4 3 3
Martin Bennlx. t 7 0 14 3 3
Clytfe Taylor, e 3 15 4 2
Rooaevelt A. lams, c 7 3 17 2 1
Sam Burrls. g 2 0 4 3 1
- *~'
TOTALS 20 4 44 IS 14
Cleveland (36)
Playota Pot. O TO TP pr rr*4
Karne?t Clyde 5 2 12 4 2
Harold WUIIwrs 1 0 2 2 O
Charlie Border? -Oil 2 2
Otha Cherry 0 0 0 Q 0
G. London 1 .1 3 2 1
Alan Phelpps 5 2 12 . 2 1
la* CroaUy 2- 0 4 3 2
H. Keaton 1 0 2 O 0
TOTALS IS 6 M }S ?
Scora by Parlodt It) 4 Total
David ton , . 10 To 10 44
Cleveland 5 10 11 10 36
GIRLS Wtk
Davidson (12)
Playars Po?. o FC TP Pr PTM
Ha/el Adam*, f 10 2 1 S
Thelma Burrl*. f 4 2 10 0 2
Norma Thomba. t 0 0 0 0 3
Hetty Rim. k 2
Dorothy Prenaley. K 3
Mae Lester Hughe*. K 0
TOTALS 10 2 12 C 12
Cleveland (14)
Flayera Fo?. C FG TF FF FTM
Itonn . Jackson, I ' .*i 1 .7 1
llBxel ("ahaedy; f 1 0 2 2 2|
(lialtimu. t l if. * 1 1
JtMinU* llunuick. t)
iVKKy K M
Rt'KL'lta Chofctea. 1- ]
Kli/AktrUi MrOoweH. t , 1 1 .1 2 0
TOTALS 12 114 11 4
Srorr by Fertodi 1 2 3 4 Totai
Davidson 0 2 5 12 j
OfVefAml. * 6 0 f> .'4 14 |
Officials Simmons Rdpivo; Smith 1,'m
Sciin-i l*?n \\\ BcnnK; Timor R.
Yuunn
Two Bound To
Superioi Court
A total of six cases were heard
and tried In City Recorder's court
Monday afternoon at City Hall.
Judge E. A. Harrlll presided.
Probable cause was found
against Julius Coleman and !
Jimmy Q. Coleman, age 17, each
a season record of five wins, -In
cluding a victory over Kings
Mountain high's Mountaineers,
In .15 starts.
The Grover sextet's smooth
teamwork paid of* from the start,
as the undefeated six led 17 to 8 |
at the quarter and 39-21 at the
half. Peg Keeter led the shooting
with 47 points. Sue Keeter hit for
15 and Treva Ponder made 10.
Dorothy Bridges had 32 for the
losers.
Grover's boys were unable to j
check No. 3's Clery, who paced
the winners with 18 points. Tom
mie Keeter had 10 and A1 Ham' |
bright 9 for Grover.
GIRLS
Grove* (72)
ricty*t? ro*. g ra tp rr m*
Treva Ponder, f ? 5 0 10 2 1
Sue Keeter. f 7 1 15 1 2
Peg Keeter. f 19 9 47 2 2
June Ptnkelton, g .1
Ractiael HlTrdln. g 4
Theo Huffirtetler, g 2
Sally Davis, g 1
TOTALS 31 10 72 Tj ~5
No. 3 (S3)
Player* Poa. G FG TP PF FTM
Dorothy Bridge*, t 13 6 32 2 7
Betty Conner, f 3 3 9 2 2
Nancy Kendtjck. t 5 2 12 2 1
OoUtn*. > 3
Norma Kendrick. g 3
Roberta, g ? 0
TOTALS 11 II S3 13 10
Seara by Period - .1 3 3 4 Total
drovwr 7 T7~?~21-i2~* %
Number 3 8 13 8 24 53
Officii)*: HarrU Referee.
' ? BOYS ?
Grover (31)
Player* Po?. a TO TP PF FTM
Don White, .g 0 0 0 3 0
Hlllle Well*. g 0 0 0 0 0
Joe Plumbley. g 3 0 6 2 2
Tommle Keeter. f ? 5 0 10 3 0
Bob Hord. t 2 15 3 0
Jamea Allen, f Q 0 0 I 0
Al Hambr|ght. e . 4 19 4 1
Charlie Mulllnax. g 0 110 0
TOTALS 14 3 31 18
Number 3 ? (37)
Players Pot. ; G FO TP PF FTM
Hoy Beam c 4 3 113 4
Clery. K 4 10 in a 0 !
J E, Weaver, u 1 0 2 3 1
William Weaver, f 1 0 2 3 1
Davla, f 2 0 4 2 2
? 1? 17 .l'TOW>
TOTI^?-S J a 3
n.fiOd Q 7 ^ - 3^
Scot* W 9 12;^ -' ? "" "v"
NunxW* 3 ? rrW Referee.
0ltlcla>*
charged with false pretense. Both
were bound over to Superior
court under $500 bonds.
Police arrested the two men,
who are lather and son/and a
younger Coleman on Jan. .15, but
were' released under bonds^
They were charged with soliciting
money on the pretense that they
were going to use It to replace
their home which had burned.
The younger Coleman was sent to
Shelby for trial in Juvenile court.
Other cases included :
Talmadge Early, charged with
improper license plate, was taxed
with the costs.
James Hughes, Negro, charged
with carrying a sonqpaled wea
pon, wic given a 60-day suspend
ed sentence on the payment of ^
fine of $50 and costs.
A capias was issued for Willie
Clenton, Jr., charged with assault
on a female.
Graver "B" Shelby
? Split Brace
CROVER -Grover high's "B'
cage teams and Shelby high's
"Bees" divided a doubleheader
here Monday night,' the Grover
girls winning 45-32 and the Shel
by boys taking the second game
33-18.
Sue Keeter paced the Grover
oaovxa >
mrw
Keeter
B burn
Davis
Houser
Allen
M'Otnnls
Camp
Plnkelton
) SHELBY "??
(45)
ra r? Harm
11 0 22
8 2 IS
0 1 1
2 0 4
By era
Carter
F*t'barry
De Vues
Hoyle
Conclay
Payne
Hamrick
(M>
ra tp
6 o 12
3 0 6
7 0 14
Totals ai 3 45 | Totals IS 0 32
Personal fouls: Grover ? Keeter. H outer.
McGlnnls, Camp, Plnkelton 2. Shelby ?
Byers. DeVries, Hoyle 3, Coneley 3, Ham
rick.
Free throws missed; Orover ? Keeter 3,
Blanckbum, Dcvts, Mouser, Allen. Shelby?
Byers 2. Carter .'ortenberry 2.
sextet with 22 points and B. I
Blackburn hit 18. Fortenberry
had 14 for Shelby.
Patterson paced the winning
Shelby boys with 10 points. Ellis
was high scorer for the game
with 13 markers.
aaovza
Mulllnax
Roak
Tucker
.Owens
Wright
Penn'ton
Ellis
Cockran
Owen*
Graham
(H) SHELBY
0 0 0 |Playara a
O ra TV Pulman
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
6 1 13
O 2
0 2
0 0
Robert*
Price
Haynes
Dudley
MCarver
Pat' ton
Glgson
tutx
Kour
Hill
(S3)
ro t?
0 ~
1
2 0
2 0
2 I
0
0 10
0 0
0 4
0 0
0 2
1
a
o
2
0
1
0
2
4
4
5
2
Totals S 1 II Total* if t S3
, Personal fouls: Grover ? Ellis, Cockran.
Owens 2. Shelby ? Putnam. Price 2. Haynes
Free throws missed: Grover ? Mulllnax 3,
|Wrlght 2, B1U 2. Shclby? Lutt
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