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George Mohr grapples his way to runner-up honors. photo by Corky Flick
The Donegal High School
wrestlers posted 44 points to
capture third place behind
first place Solanco and
second place Annville-Cle-
ona in the Class AA
Sectional Wrestling Champ-
ionships held at Hempfield
High School last week.
Indian wrestlers who
came out on top were Jerry
Garner at 126 Ibs., George
Mohr at 138 lbs., and Tim
March 3, 1976
Indians lose to Camp Hill cagers
A 68-70 loss to Camp Hill
eliminated the Donegal
basketball team from the
District 3 AA playoffs last
Mon. at Shippensburg.
Excellent shooting led the
Indians to a 42-34 halftime
lead. The Indians cooled off
in the second half, and
Camp Hill caught up.
Bob Barto, Donegal’s key
defensive player, was kept
out of most of the action by
an injured ankle.
In spite of Barto’s injury
and a dismal 30 percent
shooting record in the 2d
half, the Indians stayed
close to victory every second
of the game.
Howell and Garner
are wrestling champs
Howell at 185 Ibs. Garner
won an 8-2 decision over
Garden Spot's Sanger to
beceme the section champ-
ion, while Mohr decisioned
Hudson of Solanco, 14-3, to
take the section’s runner-up
honors. Howell pinned
Columbia's Groom with 1:14
gone in the match to alse
clinch a section champion
title.
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Champion Tim Howell receives his medal.
photo by Corky Flick
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Trailing 68-61 with 3S
seconds remaining in the
game, Donegal staged a
rally that almost saved the
contest. Mark McKercher
scored S points in 15
seconds, cutting Camp
Hill's lead to 68-66.
Camp Hill froze the ball
until John Fellenbaum de-
liberately fouled Lion Corky
Evans with 8 seconds left on
the clock.
Evans sank 2 foul throws.
With 1 second left, Indian
Kris McCue scored a field
goal. Unfortunately, nobody
fouled him, and the Indians
lost by 2 points.
Fellenbaum was the
game's high scorer with 21
points. McKercher added 17
and McCue scored 16.
Last week, the Indians
beat Lancaster Catholic 83-
77 in a game that was close
until the final period.
Junior Kevin Bradley,
starting for the first time
this year, became an over-
night hero when he scored
22 points. Fellenbaum
added 21, McKercher 18.
Miller 14, McCue 5
Barto 3.
and
Closely guarded Kevin Miller (in light uniform) fires a
pass under the arms of LCHS opponent.
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