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Mr. Joseph De Corio, Gold Medal Tournament
director, presents Ronald Woods with on award
. for being the most valuable grodo school player
in
'61.
REDSTONE
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SCOREBOARD
Brownsville
North Union
Ben Franklin
South Union
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Connellsville
Brownsville
North Union
Ben Franklin
South Union
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Connellsville
OPPONENT
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Running hard and shooting with
the eyes of o hawk, the junior cog–
ers posted o 13-6 record for the
1962 season. Cooched and inspired
by Mr. John DePasquale, the 6oby
Hawks defeated old rivals and o
new foe. In tilts that the margin was
wide, the Redstone cooch cleaned
the bench.
Court honors go to Ron
Woods
and Jock White, who easily found
the range to tally the buckets
against the opposition. Eugene Epps
and Ron Moleto fought for the boll
and controlled the bockboords. In
tight situations, Allen Mitchell, Cecil
Dunlop and Tom Konyok played ex–
ceptionally well.
JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL
This season marked the first vic–
tory for the junior high cogers over
the Ben Franklin quintet. The 6oby
Hawks emerged undefeated in seven
exhibition games. In league compe–
tition they tallied
6
wins and
6
losses.
KNEELING, left to right: Roscoe, Reogon, litchney,
Woods, Dunlop, Vlosich, Mitchell, Rutherford.
STANDING: Moore, Kogler, Brumley, Taylor,
Moleto, Volentic, White,
Mr.
DePasquale.
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