Thursday, January 18, 1945
PROCONIAN
Page Three
Cats Drop 3rd In a Row, Losing To Morson
Cat
Chatter
By
Houston
Teague
Wildcats Weaken In Second Half
To Drop Second Straight, 24-16
^ ‘B’ Team Also Loses
As Cats Fail Again
WeVe all wondered why our
team has lost several of its
games. Well, the fact is, our team
has been doing exceptionally well.
The High School, because of its
enrollment is classed as a C class
school athletically. The teams
have always been good here so we
play teams in the B class. Our
team last year went into the
semi-finals in the B division.
When we play schools like Bur
lington and Hugh Morson, which
are A class schools, we are play
ing teams two classes above us.
Therefore, we say, the team is
doing swell to hold these teams
to such a small margin of win
Messrs. Bill Carmichael and
Bill Olson are planning to write
several volumes under the title,
“Expose of What Really Happens
Under the Basket.’’ Volume I is
Isn’t Looking and How to Do It’
ary of Modern Profanity.
BOX SCORE
C.H.H.S.
g
fg
pf
tp
Blake
3
2
4
8
Egbert
0
0
0
0
Carroll
2
0
1
4
Teague
0
0
1
0
Cummins
0
0
0
0
Olsen
0
0
1
0
Gobbel
1
0
0
2
Cornwell
1
0
0
2
Carmichael ....
0
0
1
0
Totals
7
2
8
16
Burlington
g
fg
pf
tp
Robertson ...
2
0
2
4
Pickier
0
0
0
0
Huntley
0
0
0
0
Reddick
0
0
1
0
Moser
4
3
0
11
Fidler
0
0
0
0
Mitchell
2
0
1
4
Blanchard
0
0
0
0
Satterfield ...
0
0
0
0
Baker
0
0
0
0
Stadler
1
1
1
3
Bolden
1
0
1
2
Totals
10
4
6
24
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In the previous game which
IS played in Burlington, the
Hillians came near defeating the
Bulldogs. However, the big Class
A team finally won out.
In last week’s game the ’Cats
took an early lead on three field
goals, two by Blake and one by
Carroll.
The Bulldogs soon were able
to catch up and at halftime the
score stood tied-up in a deadlock,
12-12.
In the second half the ’Cats
were able to sink two field goals
while Burlington bucketed five,
to end the game with the Bull
dogs triumphant, 24-16.
The high scorer for the Hill-
men was Blake, who dropped: in
three field goals and two foul
shots for a total of 8 points.
‘‘B” Team Wins Close Game
The Chapel Hill High School B
team, coached by a former C. H.
H. S. student, Bill Smith, came
back last week to defeat the Bur
lington B squad, 18-16.
The game was played before
the A team game in the Woman’s
gym and was closely contested
all the way.
Teague was high scorer with 6
points to his credit.
An outclassed and outplayed
Chapel Hill High School basket
ball team last Tuesday night fell
victim to a big, speedy Hugh
Morson High five, 35-14, in a
game played in Raleigh. It was
the third straight loss for the
Wildcats.
The Hillians started off with
their usual bang and led 4-3 early
in the first quarter. Here, as in
their two games with Burling
ton, the Cats failed to hold their
pace and trailed the home team
at the half.
In the third quarter the Mor
son boys really opened up and, by
the end of the period the Wild
cats were out of the contest.
Coach Bud Stanbach played
everyone on the bench in this
period in an effort to stem the
scoring tide of the Raleigh quin
tet. The Hillians showed some
improvement in the final quarter,
but at no time seriously threat
ened.
High scorer for Chapel Hill
was Carmichael, netting three
field goals for a total of six
points.
Chapel Hill also lost the “B”
team game, which preceded the
main contest, by the score of
12-8. In this game it was much
the same story as in the Varsity
game, only not as bad. Line-
berger and Teague were the stars
for Chapel Hill.
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