TODD McCORMICK can't leap
over tall buildings but he does go
high for two points against East
Henderson. (Terry Gun ter Photo)
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In this holy season,
may your hearts be
filled with peace,
love and understand
ing. We wish you a
very joyful holiday.
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Marshall Youth Teams
Play On Saturdays
In the Marshall community,
the recreation department has
organized a youth basketball
program.
Marshall Elementary
School and the Madison County
Recreation Department are
the sponsors. The directors are
Ricky McDevitt and Donald
Banks.
There are eight youth teams.
There are 2 third and fourth
grade girls' teams; the
Marshall Roadrunners,
coached by Teddy Cody, and
the Marshall Dynamites,
coached by Linda Payne.
There are 2 fifth and sixth
grade girls' teams; The
Marshall Superstars, coached
by Ann Flynn, and the Mar
shall Maroon Rockets,
coached by Penny Haynie. The
2 third and fourth grade boys'
teams are the Marshall
Bobcats, coached by Bruce
Fox, and the Marshall
I
Fireballs, coached by Wayne
McDevitt. The 2 fifth and sixth
grade boys' teams are the
Marshall Celtics, coached by
Mike Freeman, and the
Marshall Warriors, coached
by Mallie Hensley
Each team practices once a
week and plays all games on
Saturday. Referees for the
games will be as follows:
Donald Banks, Fred Haynie,
Alex Farkas, Roger Wood,
Edward Morton and Steve
Davis. Each youngster will get
to play at least half of each
game.
Financial support is given by
the Marshall Basketball
Boosters' Club and the
Madison County Recreation
Department of which Ricky
McDevitt is the director
Maroon T-shirts worn by tlu.
basketball players were
furnished by the recreation
department.
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Patriots Drop 2 To East Henderson
(Continued from Page3A)
Mad 30-17 at tiw tad of one
quartar. The Patriot* stayed
could never get anything going
as the Eagles led 20-24 at the
half
Madison pressed most of the
second half, but could not
capitalise on East Henderson 's
mistakes. The Patriots did
manage to pull within one at 43
42 with 6:37 left in the fourth
quarter, but could get no
I closer The Eagles pulled out
' to a six-point lead three
1 minutes later and held on for
the win.
Carlene Gunter and Peggy
rice had 14 and 10 points,
respectively, for the Patriots
Karen Johnson burned the nets
from outside all night as she
scored 20 points for the Eagles.
Madison's JV Boys claimed
the Patriots only victory of the
night as they won over East
I Henderson 51-48.
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REYNOLDS GAME
Dec. IS
BOYSGAME
REYNOLDS 71-45
The Reynolds Rockets and
Madison Patriots were tied up
in a close game for two
quarters Saturday night at
Marshall, but the taller
Reynolds players ran away
with the game in the second
half. The Rockets had beaten
Madison 11 days earlier at
Reynolds
The first half saw both the
Patriots and the Rockets
playing teoaely and making
turnovers. The Patriots were
getting good position and
rebounding better than was to
be expected, however.
Madison was behind 17-13 at
the end of the first quarter, and
continued to trail by four as the
score was 33-29, Reynold's
favor at halftime.
The Patriots were never in
the ball game from that point
on. Reynold's sticky defense
forced Madison turnovers, and
the Rocket's hot shooting put
the game away. The Patriots
managed to hit only 7 of 33
shots from the field in the last
half.
Todd McCormick was the
Patriot's only bright spot for
the night as he scored a season
high 24 points in the contest.
David Hamlin zeroed in for 27
points for the Rockets.
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GIRLS GAME
MADISON SMS
In the girts contest, Madison
ambushed the Reynolds
Rocketts in a gam* that even
shocked Madison fans.
Reynolds had outdistanced the
Patriots by 43 points in a game
on Dec. 7. Coach Karen
Dillingham departed from her
usual style of free substitutions
and used only eight players
during the game as she guided
the girls to their first victory of
the season.
The Patriots opened the first
half doing everything right.
The girls were forcing
Reynolds into making tur
novers on defense, and were
working the ball inside for
good shots on offense. Madison
jumped out to a 10-3 lead after
the first quarter as the Rockets
seemed stunned. Reynolds
fared little better in the second
quarter as the Patriots took a
23-10 lead to the dressing room
at halftime.
Madison's offense came out
uptight in the third quarter,
but the defense, led by Beverly
Bruce's rebounding, held the
went into a four-corner stall
with ?:M to go in the fourth
quarter. Although they
executed it poorly, they salon
the cushion they had btalt
through the first three quar
ters to preserve the win
Peggy Rice and Carieae
Gunter outscorod the
Rockets themselves as Peggy
had 13 points and Cariene U
points. Lisa Morgan outscorod
all her teammates combined
as she scored 18 points for the
Rockets.
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is ready and waiting
to serve customers and
friends in every
possible way.
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Santa and our glowing
holiday wishes for you.
Hope yours Is the
merriest Christmas ever
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CHRISTMAS
As you worship with your family at
. Christmas, may the true spirit
l^e reason greatly bless you.
Sincerely, we extend our greetings.
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