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Donegal Hi basketball team
looks like a winner this year
Local basketball philos-
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Indians team to win the
Section III crown of the L-L
Co. Basketball League.
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last years team, which
compiled a 13-10 record.
Bob Barto, at 6’4"’ is back
to the center position and is
rated as probably the best
defensive player in the
league.
Kevin Miller, last sea-
son’s top point producer is
again at guard, and al-
though hampered by a foot-
ball injury is rounding into
shape.
Mark McKercher and
John Fellenbaum, both 6’2”’
forwards, are providing
most of the scoring power
for the Indians (who have
averaged 76 points a game
in pre-season play.)
Kris McCue, high scoring
guard up from last year’s
Junior Varsity, has won the
other starting position.
Coach Emil Swift is
fortunate in also having a
strong bench with Kevin
Bradley, Kevin Milligan,
and Zip Zimmerman, all
6’4’’, along with the sound
basketball prowess of Rory
Gallagher and Dave Weber.
In Section 1 Hempfield
returned 4 varsity players
from last seasons team and
should be favored to cop
that crown while Ephrata,
last seasons L-L County
Champians along with Co-
calico are the favorites to
annex the Section II crown.
Below is a summary of the
pre-season games played so
far by Section II! teams:
Total Won-
Points Lost
Donegal 457 2-2
Annville 234 2-2
Garden Spot 291 1-5
, Norelco 371 1-S
’ Leb. Cath. 360 2-4
Pequea Val. 207 1-3
E-town 273 1-S
Elco 208 0-5
And below are the leading
scorers for each team and
average number of points
scored per game thus far.
Donegal Fellenbaum 22.0
Annville Faiola 19.0
Gard. Spot Coleman 8.5
Norelco Batz 26.8
Leb. Cath. Egan 14.0
Pequea V. Stolzfus 19.0
E-town Rhyne 11.6
Elco Nolt 10.8
In Section II Ephrata,
Lampeter-Strasburg, and
i Cocalico looked best in their
pre-season games.
In Section III Hempfield
has won four while losing
none, and Penn Manor has
won four and lost only one.
Square dance
The Grand Square Club of
Lancaster will hold their
Christmas-Dance at the East
Petersburg Elementary
j School, Saturday, December
20. There will be a covered
dish buffet at 6:30 p.m.
Dancing from 8-11 p.m.
Paul Andrews will be the
SISNET on
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December 17, 1975
Brian Ney (No. 25) taps the ball to Kevin Smith (No. 41).
Beahm Jr. High overran Pequea Valley last Friday to win
the 3d Indian victory this year
Beahm Jr. Hi basketball team
wins again, beats PV 72-43
The Beahm Jr. High
basketball team out-hustled
Pequea Valley last Friday,
to win their third victory by
a score of 72-43.
Coach Jim Saurbaugh’s
fast-breaking team consis-
tently beat their opponents
to the basket on both offense
and defense.
The team has won 3 and
lost 1 so far this year.
The players are; Jim
Shrum, Craig Zink, Brian
Becker, Brian Ney, Jim
Shue, Mitch Johnson,
Randy Derr, Tim Roaten,
Kevin Smith, Jay Jarow,
Dean Zimmerman, and
Terry Frey.
Hershey Jr. Icers in 2nd place
The Hershey Jr. Icers
Hockey team is currently in
2nd place in the Mid
Atlantic Jr. Hockey League
with 6 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie.
The Jr. Icers will take on the
Monsey, New York Jr.
Hockey team at Hershey on
Sunday, December 21. Face
off time will be 7:30 p.m.
Sr. citizens invited to drop-in
The Lancaster County
Office of Aging, invites all
Senior Citizens (60 years
and over) to a ‘‘Holiday
Drop-In’ on Tuesday, De-
cember 23, 1975, between
the hours of 11 a.m. and 2
p.m., at Mount Joy Senior
Center - 37 East Main
Street, Mount Joy, PA -
653-8585. Coffee and
cookies will be served to all
visitors.
A hot meal will be served
at noon. Senior Citizens
wishing to participate in the
meal should call 653-8585 on
or before Friday, December
tion. There is no set cost for
the meal. Contributions are
accepted.
This will give everyone an
opportunity to meet the
Office of Aging Staff and
friends and share with them
the Holiday Spirit.
Did you hear....
Robert Arnold, Bain-
bridge, R.D.#1, shot a
five-point buck at 8:15 a.m.,
the first day of the season.
Charles Strohm and Brian
Ackerley, also members of
the Columbia County camp,
were also lucky enough to
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