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BASKETBALL
In the win column the 1961-62 coge season proved
to be poor for the young, inexperienced Hawks, but
with eoch gome they steadily showed improvement.
Although they consistently were aggressive, the quintet
faltered in the final quarter many times.
League competition opened on January 2. Fair–
chance-Georges tallied a win, 74-56. This seemed to
set the po«ern for Redstone as they were beaten suc·
cessively seven times in the first half of the season.
Opening the second half of the season versus Fair–
chance-Georges, Coach Polink's Hawks registered their
first win, 68-65. Then, they followed it up with a vic–
tory over South Union, 63-45. On their home court
North Union walloped the Hawks. Despite a valiant
rally Redstone was nosed out by Seth-Center, 51-50.
Lady luck again went against the Hawks as they
dropped the three remaining games.
Cogers who earned letters ore: Jim Green, 304
points; Winfield Thomas, 169 points; Albert Rosso, 142
points; Willie Show, 129 points; Chris Mitchell, 126
points; George Staples, 128 points; and John Roholey,
114 points.
Redstone cops
Fayette County
first place
Undergrad
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KNEELING, left to right: Robinson, Guty, Show, Mitchell, Moore. STANDING: Greene,
Stoples, Thomos, Hosson, Roholey, Rosso, Mr. Polink, heod cooch.