Seadogs Beat Hildebran !n Tournament Opener ' Beaufort made it 26 in a row hursoay afternoon. March 17, at ?reensbaro,^ winning its first con l*t in the State Class A Cham lonship Tournament. The Seadogs Jbwned Hildebran 68-56. l Gehrmann Holland paced the Fcadogs with 25 points as the boys rom coastal Carteret led Hildebran ?1 the way. The closest the west ern opponents got to the S?adogs -as at 7:49 In the third quarter I hen Beaufort led by 8 points. ? At the half Beaufort was romp lig away with a 33-22 lead and .ll-State Gehrmann Holland, really ! ot, had poured in 19 points. J During the second quarter Hol ?nd scored 9 of his team's 11 'joints. He wasn't only popping the uill in but was keeping the net* Vishing with numerous tap-ins. , Beaufort left the floor at the l-id of the first quarter with a 10 roint lead, 22-12. Scoring started pss than a minute after the game parted when Holland tapped one H at 7:31. Then Beaufort's Ali itatcr made two free throws at ? 18 putting the score at 4-0. Tap-In Good ( Henry Safrit, the Seadog ace re- 1 >undcr. tapped one in at 6:41 and Jeaufort was on its way. | Hfldebran's first score came at [27 when Tommy Johnson con vert - two free throws and the score toved to 6-2. Gehrmann laid an ther in at 5:12, advancing their t?ad 6 points. And from there to the end of the HMter it was Beaufort all the way. Safrit and Monk Pittman had ?vo fouls called on them the first Jjarter. Pittman committed his lird foul at 7:29 in the second garter and was replaced at 6:44 y Ed Willis. Safrit had his third r?ul -called on him at 6:44 and at rtJ half two of the Seadogs were jrrying three personals. Holland scored 19 of his team's ES points in the first quarter. Early n the second quarter Holbrook of liidebran converted a free throw nd Holland followed it with two uick lay-ups to move the score to fo-13. The Seadogs maintained their lead to halftime. Herb Mason scored 6 points in the first quar ter,. Pitt man and Safrit scored 4 each. High scorers for Hildebran were Jimmy House r with 8 and Reggie Rhoncy with 8. Scam Lay-Up Holland opened the scoring in the second half with a lay-up at 7:53. The score moved to 35-22 and Jimmy Davis followed with a push shot that made it 37-22. Jimmy Houser, high scorer for Hildebran with 18 points, popped one in at 7:12 and the scoreboard read 37-24. Davis hit on a lay-up at 7:02, making Beaufort's lead 15 points, 39-24. Safrit committed his fourth per sonal foul at 8:49 of the third quar ter and Ed Willis went in for Sa frit. Tommy Stephenson, contin uing Hildobran's outstanding ac curacy at the free throw line, con verted two free throws to move the ?core for HBdebrao to *, trailing 13 points behind Beaufort. From there to the end of the third quarter play was rather ragged by both totals aad at the end of the quarter Hitdehran had outscorad the Seadogs 1H2. The Seadogs led 45-37 at the end of the quarter. Houser opened the scoring in the fourth quarter with a jump shot at 7.-4S, closing the gap. but not much. After Mauser's marker the Seadogs started hitting and they capped the contest with a 68-30 score. Holland fouled out with 51 sec onds left in the final quarter. Score by quarters: Total Beaufort 22 11 12 23?68 Hildebran 12 10 15 19?56 The lineups: Beaufort? Holland 25. Pittman 12, Davis 8. Safrit 8, Mason 13, Wiltis 2, Potter. Hildebran ? Houser 18, John son 4, Stephenson 14, Van Horn 3, Rhoney 10. Holbrook 7. Congratulations CHAMPS! Here's to Your Good Health, and Continued Success. Guthrie-Jones Drug Co. PHONE 2^*81 MERRILL BLDG. BEAUFORT, N. C. Congratulations v TO THE STATC CHAMPIONS ? WE LIKE TO THINK OF ALL. OUR BOYS AS CHAMPIONS WEBB'S SINCE 1863 Famous Names In This Area... - HOLLAND * PITTMAN * MASON * SAFRIT ? DAVIS . And . . . MOHAWK f KROEHLER * MENGEL * KENT-COFFEY * SEALY * DUO-THERM * FLEXSTEEL AND HUNDREDS MORE AT CARTERET'S MOST - / FABULOUS STORE HAMILTON'S INCORPORATED 1909 ArancMI StrMt City ... A Salute to T1m i ?f tba State CUh A it am WkU 1Vm?k tiw Ywn te TV Wlimai ? From Toot IN md W?l|h \ Hamilton'*. toe - )

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