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This spring, the combination
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Hams will be chanced off at the
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A new orchestra has been en. |
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| Mount Joy 44
| CLASS C
Mount Joy 74
| Mount Joy 64
Here are some statistics con-
cerning the local Rams as they
brought a successful campaign
to a close in a bid to win State
honors.
The 1953-54 team won more
games (24) then any team un-
der Coach Houck's supervision.
It compiled the best offensive
record by averaging 62.5 points
per game. They won more tro-
phies than any other: team.
Count them! Section I, District
III, Eastern Regional Prelimin-
G FGC FGA
Klugh ........ 29 ‘174 44}
Metzler vive 30 300 SBS
Ashenfelter .. 29 121 353
Zeller ies B00 66 S230
Weber .....". 23 63 190
Nissley ....... 30 37 350
Nauman .v.... 26 48
Phy = ....... 20 9 17
Toials ...... 30 731 1396
Other statistics are:
Rebounds Def. - Off, Ass't
Klugh .. 218 110 - 108 27
Metzler . 384 227 - 157 33
Ashen’r , 122 7M - 45 156
Zeller .. 42 33 - 9 110
Weber .. 153 94 - HY
{ Nauman . 33 20. 11 18
Nissley 317 20~ 11 21
Eby 25 27 - 8
| REGULAR SCHEDULE
Mount Joy 56 Lampeter 44!
Patton Trade 26
Wrightsville 44
Mount Joy 59
Mount Joy 42
Mount Joy 75 Paradise 39
Mount Joy 43 Manheim Cen. 2
Mount Joy 57 Lititz 52
| Mount Joy 41 E-town 37
Alumni 46
Mount Joy 47 E. Donegal 37
Mount Joy 46 Marietta 57
Mount Joy 60 Manheim Cen 41
Mount Joy 60 Manheim Twp 69
Mount Joy 67 E-town 52
Mount Joy 55 Manor 35
Mount Joy 65 E. Hempfield 31
Mount Joy 88 Patton 52
Mount Joy 76 E. Donegal 60
Mount Joy 62 Manheim Twp 61
Mount Joy 71 E. Hempfield 56
| Mount Joy 74 Marietta 40
| Mount Joy 50 E.Lampeter 59
Denotes Co. Play-off game.
PLAY-OFF GAMES
Mount Joy 78 Greenwood 48
Mount Joy 84 Scotland 50
Fleetwood 45
District 3 Championship
Mount Joy 52 Hummelstown 46
Inter-Dist. Championship.
Mount Joy 76 Prospect Park 70
Reg. Preliminary
Coplay 43
Final Cham’hip
Eastern
Eastern Reg.
| Mount Joy 70 Newt.-Ransom 59
State Championship.
| Mount Joy 58 W. Middlesex 74
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| time.
and few between. Coach Houck
squad was
going all the way from the very
day of practice until the end
In McCue and Wilson they re-
lied most of the time on fast
breaks. The team was much
superior in ball handling and
driving.
Let's look at the 53-54 squad.
This team had a distinct heighi
advantage over the 50-51 team.
The over-all shooting was sur-
perior. Although this was Zel-
ler’s first varsity season and
Weber was only a sophomore,
the team kept improving and it
resulted in a title game.
There is one goal that Ashen-
felter achieved that should be a
goal for every basketball play-
er. He has been the easiest play-
er to coach on the entire squad.
During his 2 years of Varsity
play, this boy has impressed
Coaches Houck and Lichty with
| his splendid attitude.
He's willing to practice any-
Always wants a ball to
| shoot. He's usually the first one

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| years of
{ which time he scored over 1000
i during practice as
| or right); Set, etc.
on the floor and the last one off
during a practice session. The
coaches term it a pleasure to
coach a fine fellow such as Ash
enfelter.
Most of the fans saw both
{cams in action; therefore you
can choose which team was the
better.
Captain
Klugh ends a very
| exciting basketball career. Dur-
ing his freshman year he scored
226 points as a Junior Varsity
center. He has now completed 3
varsity ball during
a work-horse
well as in
the games. He developed num-
erous shots: Jump, Hook, (left
Thus ends
the high school career of a truly
great athlete and an asset to the
points. He was
ary, Eastern Regional Final.
Scored 70 or more points in ten
games. Extended the Rams win-
ning streak over the E-town
Bears to four games. This gives

| them an even split with these
| arch rivals during the past five
| years.
| Jay Metzler broke George
McCue's scoring record of 512
| points made in 1951 while play-
| ing in 26 games. Metzler scored
| 674 points in 30 games
Here is a run down on the in-
dividual scoring:
Pe. FC FA Pc... TP Ay.
39.2 85 138 61.6 433 15.0
48.6 134 211 63.5 674 223
34.2 60 99 606 302 104
27.9 56 95 68.4 188 6.5
30.2 41 67 63.2 16% 73
30.3 18 30 60.0 52 33
239 15 31 484 37 14}
52.9 2 5 40.0 20 1.0
385 411 676 60.8
~~ Under The
Basket
The end of a glorious season
came to a dismal finish as the
Mount Joy Rams lost the State
6 Championship Class C Play-off
game to a fine West Middlesex
| team by the score of 74 to 58.
Although they
in the “big” game, the people
came to the rescue of the play-
ers as they walked dejectedly
from the court. After all didn’t
1500 fans journey 280 miles to
cheer the Rams to victory.
Their sincere handclasp, em-
brace and words of kindness
was enough to bring tears to
the eyes of the coach and play-
ers. It was the fans way of tell-
ing the team what they thought
of them.
Now let's return to the play
of the game.
West Middlesex opened strong
by moving to an 8 point lead at
the end of the first quarter 22-
14. During this time Jones, a
thorn in the side of Mount Joy
all evening, had hit for 7 goals
in 9 attempts.*The result of this
shooting had the fans in an up-
roar, but it was only the begin-
ning. The opponents retained
their “shooting eye” during the
second quarter as they extend-
ed their lead to 15 points. In do-
ing this they made 17 goals in
23 attempts for a 72.6%. A good
team makes 35 to 40 percent.
You can see how West Middle-
sex was shooting.
During the first half, Jay
Metzler accounted for 6 of the
9 goals scored by the Rams. All
these goals were made on re-
bounds since not one single pass
was completed to Metzler.
It was an even game during
the Second Half as the Rams
were outscored 35-34. Jones and
Palmer scored 11 of i5 field
goals scored by West Middlesex
during these two periods.
Metzler and Weber were {er-
rific on the boards all evening.
As coach of the Mount Joy
thank Mr. Beahm, Mr. Schoen-
er, Mr. Broske and John Lichty
for the help and sincere interest
that they had in the boys. Mr.
Broske and Mr. Schoener help-
ed scout a few of our opponents.
Mr. Lichty, as usual, was a de-
cided asset in assisting me with

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the ball team.
W. Middlesex FG MN
Jones: ..... 5. 18 3 29
McQuiston ...... 0 1 1|
Cefrick’ 0 0 0}
i... 2 9 6
Bowser '......... 9 0 0
Rummel -........ 0 0 0 |
Felesky © 1 13!
Reed 0 0 0
Palmer ........ 11 2 24
Lansdowne ...... 0 0 0]
Mild. ......... 0 1 1 |
Fogger ......... 0 0 0 |
Totals ....... 32 18 18
|
Mount Joy F G Ti}
Blush .......... 3 4 10 |
Weber .......... 1 0 2|
Metzier ........ 11 6 2
Ashenfelter ..... 3 5 11]
Zeller .......... 2 1 5|
Nissity ........... 0 0 0]
Nauman ........ 0 2 2
Eby ............ 0 0 0]
Beaston -........ 0 0 0]
Zimmerman ..... 0 0 0}
Groff -........... 0 0 0
Totals ........ 20 18 58
Score by periods:
MT. JOY 14 10 17 1758
17 21 14—74
MIDDLESEX 22

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Metzler gathered in 25 rebounds |
while Weber came up with 11.1
One of the weak poinis of the]
Rams was the fact that only 4 |
assists were handed out during |
the entire game. This is far be-
low the usual 12 to 18 assists
the Rams usually have
The much traveled Rams (850
miles from Monday through
Saturday) returned to a tremen-
dous welcome-home celebration.
The school band. Carol Smith, |
the leader, was on hand to meet
the returning players. The Lan-
caster Newspapers estimated
400 people who turned-out for
this celebration, but I believe
600 would be closer.
Jack Toppin deserves
much
credit as the organizer of the
welcome-home party. Many
thanks to those who furnished
the truck with the loud speaker
and the convertibles. All of you
have been truly wonderful.
As I write these last few lines
concerning the Mount Joy Rams
my eyes grow misty as I realize
that it will never be written a-
gain. As coach of the Rams, I
sincerely wish to thank all
those who were with us during
the season. Especially the three
barbers at Shatto’s barber shop,
George Shatto, Charley Roth,
and Al Huck. I select these men
since I remember their sincere
following four years ago and
their sincere criticism of me
during a friendly visit. You fel-
lows will never be forgotten by
McCue, Wilson, Bowman, Mil-
ler, Brown, Shupp, Boyer, Zel-
ler, Klugh, Metzler, Ashenfelt-
er, Weber, Nauman, Nissley and
Eby. They, plus the coaches
Lichty and Houck salute you as

game.

well as all the fans of Mt. Joy.)

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