Spartans win

The Donegal Indians,
fighting for a Lancaster -
Lebanon Section Three bas-
ketball title, were knocked
out of the competition Fri-
day night by their rivals
from Garden Spot, as the
Indians suffered a 76-58
defeat on their own court.
No one had expected
the Spartans, who beat
Donegal by only one point
earlier in the season at New
Holland, to come on so
strong. But the Garden
Spot team played with the
precision of ‘a cavalry unit.
For the Indians, it was the
battle of Wounded Knee.

The game’s high scorer,
Spartan Stan Stoltzfus, said,
“We had to play well. Done-
gal’s a good team.”
The Spartan’s vigorous

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‘crucial game
defense held the Indian’s
John Fellenbaum, who had
caused them trouble in the
first game, to 11 points.
At times, the shorter Spar-
tans literally draped them-
selves on 6’4” Bob Barto,
who sank 8 of the 13 foul
throws this defensive tactic
generated.
A Spartan strategy was
to control the area under
Donegal’s basket, letting the
Indians make long shots,
but capturing the rebounds.
So, a tie for the champ-
ionship was lost in the final
game of this year’s season.
But Weber, Miller, Galla-
gher, McKercher, Milligan,
Barto, and Fellenbaum are
all juniors and will be back
next year. It looks like a
great year for basketball at
Donegal will be coming up.
Fellenbaum goes for basket, Spartan Reninger watches
February 19, 1975
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Al Brooks addresses MYAA
Mr. Al Brooks was the
guest speaker at the regular
monthly meeting of the
Marietta Youth Athletic As-
sociation held Thursday,
February 13th at the Mari:
etta Community House.
Mr. Brooks, quite well
known in this area as a
football coach, was named
Coach of the Year 1963 by
both the Lancaster County
Quarterback Club and the
Red Rose Conference while
coaching the Championship
Donegal Indians, Head
Coach West Team Lancas-
ter All-Star (High School)
Game 1963 and 1970, As-
sistant Coach West Team
Penna. Dutch Bowl (Coll-
ege All-Stars), Defensive
Coach Franklin and Mar-
shall College 1972 to date.
and 10 years as Head Coacn
Donegal High School. He
also has received four letters
in baseball from the North-
west Missouri State College
and has been Head Baseball
Coach at Donegal for four
years after serving as assist-
ant to Mr. Don Staley for
Six years.
He spoke of his philo-
sophy of teaching baseball,
the importance of funda-
mentals and offered to help
the Association sponsor a
baseball clinic.
Elected to be this years
managers were: William Yo-
he, George Shinkosky,
Claude Bensinger and John
Anderson, Midget-Midgets,
Don Neal, Traveling Midget-
Midgets, Clyde Butz, Jr.

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