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3 ft ft ft 3-C THE TAMPA TRIBUNE. Friday, March 9. 1962 Bartow, Dunedin Eliminated in State Prep Basketball (Continued from Page 1) missed consistently, "but we Class A' simply was no match because of production from Charles Ross the overall height advantage of (14), Ted Cummings (12) and the Tornadoes. Barry Geraghty (14) outshone Bishop Kenny's steady point- the 20-oint performance just couldn't take advantage. Bill Gaunt, who scored 12 points, was Dunedin's top 3-06, Wellon 1-02, Adams 0-22, Schmidt McKlbbon 0, Kmckmeyer 1-13, Chandler 0.

Totals 23-8 54. Pompano Beach Schull 5-414, Mc-Kinnon 5-010, Childress 9-220, Cla-ney 4-19, Howell 4-210, Anderson 3-3-9. Tuel 0, Tedriok 1-1 3, Coward 0, Rice 0. Totals 32-13 77. Bishop Kenny Ross 7-014, Cum-mingi 5-212, Gerfaghty 6-214.

Zambezi 2-15, Meagher 2-15, Ohle- O. Totals 22-6 50. Defuniak Wilkerson 9-220, Casey Pompano Beach, which came 3-06, McMillon 3-28, Jones 4-08, Orlando Boone 9 1 12 17 54 Ljndsey 1-02. Totals 20-4 44 Hihnn Kennv 12 16 12 1050 that left the center of the key open and just right for Boyer. "We made a lot of mistakes," Coach Frank Griffin said.

"They've got a good offensive club but not much defense. If we'd heen shooting right, Bower'd got 50 points against this team." Tried Fouls Dunedin tried deliberate Berg, Mann To Play Here Defuniak 12 11 12 9-44 Pompano Beach 15 21 23 1877 Landon- Dezern 2-48, Hubbard 3-5 11. Treece 4-715. Childress 1-1-3. White 1-5-7, Wood 0, Zoll 0.

Kinbinder 0-22, Foster 0, Hogue 0-22. Totals Defuniak's Wes Wilkerson. It was close all the way with tne big difference coming in the second quarter when BK had a 16-11 advantage in scoring. Miami Beach took a 9-1 lead over Jax Landon, but couldn't hold it as Landon slowed the pace and came back. Miami hit oniy 15 per cent of its field goal attempts.

Alan Teece led Landon with 15 points. Class AA Bimne Thomas 1-02. Brown 6-214. Reed 5-010. Lang 3-2 8, Lundquist Daniels Keeps Lead In Seniors (Continued from Page 1) bury of St.

Petersburg and J. H. Frisch of Leesburg. Hansbury had 75, Hagen 78 and Frisch 80. The final 18 holes will be played this morning.

Second round scores: 144 Dexter Daniels Winter Haven, 71-73. 149 Leon Sikes Palm Beach, 76-73. 151 W. E. Norvell.

Orlando. 75-76. 152 A. D. Stone, St.

Petersburg, 75-77; Dr. John Mercer, Sarasota, 74-78. 153 Roy Taylor, Largo, 76-77; R. M. Owen, Dunedin, 76-77; Dorsey Never-gall, Pompano Beach, 79-74; Jack Russell, Clearwater, 78-75.

155 Jack i'rsich, Leesburg, 75-80; Rav Hansbury. St. Petersburg, 80-75; Naples Daugherty 2-2 Barnes here with a 27-1 record, losin'3 only to Miami Beach 53-47 in the final game of the season, had little trouble with the Boone quintet. Dee Childress, 6-7 senior, paced the steady-, scoring Golden Tornadoes with 28 points. Boone, from Orlande, too," Griffin said, as Naples 6-4 IK.

Askew 9-523. BHIie fi-h 18. Lorcntzson 4-19, Barley O. Totals 27-1872. Dunedin Gaunt 4-412, Cross 3-0 Soper 1-13, Bower 15-838.

Ciibson 11-26-48. Miami Beach -Mandel 3-1-7. Green 1-2-4, Teper 20-4, Wcinstock 1-13, Brooks 1-13. Kelinson 0, Leibcr 10 2, 1 Pros Patty Berg and Carol Mann will conduct a golf clinic and play an exhibition match at the Temple Terrace Golf Club this afternoon. The 45-minute clinic is scheduled for 1 p.m.

and afterwards the two pros will be joined by Roberta Albers for a nine-hole exhibition match. Both the clinic and the exhibition are open to the public without charge. Yanowitz 0, Polisar 0. Moll 0, Schwartz 4, Gram fouls late in the fourth period, hoping Naples would miss its merino u. lotais 9-523.

I Totals 26-13 65. Miami Beach 11 3 4 5-23; Naples 21 ltli Landon 11 14 8 1548 Dunedin vJ, 15 18 Officials: Blair and Landers. Officials: Landers and Blair. free throws. "And they did ADVERTISEMENT For Space on This P9 Call 229-7777 Ext.

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Smith, Tampa, 82-84; Arnold Minkley, Miami, 82-84. 167 J. K. Sparkman, Tampa, 81-86; Elmo Hutchinson, Tarpon Springs, 81-6. 168 M.

L. Boswell, St. Petersburg, 84-84; Ed Saxon, Clearwater, 79-8S; Astor Clark, Tampa, 86-82. 169 Dr. L.

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D. Thomas, Leesburg, 89-81. 171 Ray Bowles, Sarasota, 87-84; Don Hodgdon, St. Petersburg, 83-88; I'rank Perebloom, Lake Worth, 86-85. 1'2 A.

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Hampson, Clearwater, 86-87; E. Lu Tucker, Tampa, 87-86; John Dell, St. Petersburg, 87-86. 174 Stei ling Ivison, Clearwater, 88-6; Dr. Herb Lott, Tampa, 90-84; T.

Rinehart, St. Petersburg, 89-85; Ernest Loyd, Ponte Vedra, 89-85. -v aw i -Zbfr1 iiniiyn Sunshine Speedway. Races will start promptly at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 10th.

Warm-ups are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Drivers will draw for starting positions. Tickets will be available at the Sunshine Speedway. Fans are Invited to see skilled drivers "push the floorboard" for the $2,000 purse and arrive early for an evening of thrilling action. START OF EXCITING RACES The first season of open stock car racing competition will be "flagged away" tomorrow at the Sunshine Speedway located at 49th and I'lmerton St.

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Mapes, St. Petersburg, 91- i I New Undercover Boat Slips Available For Rental Don Curtis, Scarpa To Battle Germans; Eagle vs. H. Schmidt By BOB FRICK Deep South Sports Editor Kurt arul Karl Von Brauner, world ta: loam cl to; irank Ulatz, St. Petersburg, 88-88; J.

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178 Col. M. S. Lindgrove, Belleair, 86-92. 179 J.

H. Laher, St. Petersburg, Howard Peevy, St. Petersburg, 86-93. 6 180 Clem Price, Key West, 95-85.

8()181 A. S. Megert, St. Petersburg, 182 Maurice Rose Tampa, 86-96; H. W.

Jarrett, Tampa, 92-90. 183 F. B. Backhouse, Largo, 91-92. 185 A.

McKenzie, St. Petersburg, 95-90; Sid Shaffer, St. Petersburg, 94-91; Col. Penn Edgar, Clearwater, 88-97. 186 J.

Mac Palmer, Tampa, 92-94; W. H. Morris, DeLand, 93-93; Franklin Johnston, Palm Beach, 90-96. 187 J. A.

Meier. Tampa, 96-91; W. L. Baisden, Tampa, 94-93; R. J.

Daw-eon, 90-97. 188 Paul Wallack, St. Petersburg, 94-94; Lewis Ingram, DeLand, 102-86; Henry Hoiiand, Sebring, 92-96. 189 Louis Neilson, Tampa, 95-94; T. C.

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mi yj; j. s. Forsyth, Ormond YOU COME FIRST to stop the Jap combine of To.jo amamoto and Taro Myaki this four-match card which will start at 8:30 o'clock. 191 C. B.

Morris. Tampa, 90-101. S4l-'2 Nathan Sharp, Delray Beach 100993Harry Dabler' St- Petersburg 196 H. B. Harrell, Leesburg, 100-96, 199 C.

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Cpn Knt7. St 131-tllQ events. Big Jim Wright matched against Canadian champion Billy Parks in the to remind fans that if the weather is cool the Today's pairings and starting times 9:00 Arnold Minkley, Ed Randall, fi. rorsvth. James A.

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spa Armory heaters opener. Harry Dabler, Gen. Kutz, Brune will be turned on After Scarpa and Villmer I for supreme com- posted a one fall win over the Von Brauners three weeks ago and Scarpa and Curtis teamed CURTIS eu, i. i. nawKins.

9:14 Charles Sebring, Louis Neil-son, Nathan Sharp, H. B. Harrel. C. B.

Morris, Henrv Holland, T. C. Parker, W. L. Baisden 9:28 L.

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Both teams finished with 10-2 records in conference play. For the season Cincinnati is 24-2 and Bradley 21-4. Norvall Neve, conference commissioner, announced plans yesterday for the Evansville game. Cincinnati ranked second in the Associated Press national poll last week. Bradley was sixth.

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