50 YEARS OF COMET
BASKETBALL BOOK
SALE
TO PURCHASE or ORDER A BOOK or
TO GET MORE INFORMATION
Log onto www.carlisle.k12.ky.us and go to the link
OR
E-mail danbon02@wk.net
And ask for details to order or purchase
COST - $50.00 (no tax) EACH BOOK
DUE WHEN ORDERED or PURCHASED
(Would make a good anniversary, birthday or any occasion gift)
(EACH BOOK INCLUDES DVD WITH
50 YEARS OF BOYS AND GIRLS
BASKETBALL TEAM PICTURES AND
CHEERLEADER TEAM PICTURES)
(SCROLL DOWN OR GO TO THE LINK FOR A QUICK LOOK
AT THE BOOK AND PURCHASING INFORMATION)
Danny Henderson would like to invite everyone to have the opportunity to purchase a book about Carlisle Comet
Basketball. Many people that have purchased the book (110 so far) said they came across it by accident, so we are trying
to let as many people, in as many ways as we can, know that its for sale. This book (552 pages) has 50 years of the boys
basketball games, (1488 games to be exact), with the newspaper account of each game as well box scores, Coaches
records, trivia questions, top 10 individual records, top 10 team records, and many more categories. It has a hardcase
cover with pictures on the front and back. Also, there is a DVD attached to the back of the book that has 136 pictures, (50
Boys teams pictures, 50 Cheerleading teams pictures, 36 Girls team pictures), that is in a slideshow format with music. To
get a look at the book, only, you can go to the C.C.H.S. website at www.carlisle.k12.ky.us and click on the link. You can
purchase one (or request information about the book) by e-mailing me at danbon02@wk.net or call the High School Office
at (270) 628-3800, stating your request. We can also mail you a book anywhere in the U.S. if needed to. The cost of the
book is $50.00 ($10.00 extra for shipping). All the profit from the book goes to the Carlisle Co. Athletic Fund. We are trying
to keep several books in stock, but if not in stock we can order more that can arrive within 2 to 3 weeks. If ordering a book
to be shipped, following are your shipping instructions. Call me if you need any more information.
Sincerely Yours,
Danny Henderson (author)
Home phone: (270) 642-2477
Cell phone: (270) 562-0154
Book cost:
Shipping:
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$10.00
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Danny Henderson
8293 State Route 408
Bardwell, Ky. 42023
Send complete name and address where you would like the book to be shipped.
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(FOLLOWING ARE A FEW PAGES OF THE BOOK)
DEDICATION
THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO
ROZELLA YOUNG, CLIFF SIMMONS,
AND
DAVID HOSKINS
“Who taught me to play and love the game of basketball.”
AND
TO THE 263 MEN THAT HAVE PROUDLY WORN THE
COMET UNIFORM OVER THE LAST 50 YEARS
ALLEN CO. (1-0)
12-20-02 .Allen Co. .......................64-52 ........A
ALTO PASS, ILL .(1-0)
01-28-61 .Alto Pass, ILL.................46-44 ........A - MOUNDS CITY TOURN CONSOLATION
ANNA JONESBORO, ILL. (1-0)
01-19-88 .Anna-Jonesboro, ILL. ....80-67 ........A - MASSAC CO. TOURN. 2 ND RD.
ANNISTON, MO. (2-0)
11-15-57 .Anniston, MO. ................73-46 ........A
02-04-58 .Anniston, MO. ................59-37 ........H
BALLARD CO. (79-40)
11-19-57 .Ballard Co. .....................47-64 ........H
01-10-58 .Ballard Co. .....................47-55 ........A
11-18-58 .Ballard Co. .....................53-58 ........A
01-09-59 .Ballard Co. .....................62-71 ........H
11-17-59 .Ballard Co. .....................81-61 ........H
01-08-60 .Ballard Co. .....................66-62 ........A
11-15-60 .Ballard Co. .....................60-47 ........A
01-06-61 .Ballard Co. .....................60-52 ........H
11-14-61 .Ballard Co. .....................46-54 ........H
01-05-62 .Ballard Co. .....................53-50 ........A
11-17-62 .Ballard Co. .....................52-55 ........A
01-04-63 .Ballard Co. .....................47-58 ........H
11-16-63 .Ballard Co. .....................62-54 ........A
ND
12-29-63 .Ballard Co. .....................55-57 ........A - CALLOWAY CO. TOURN. 2 RD.
01-03-64 .Ballard Co. .....................52-67 ........H
11-14-64 .Ballard Co. .....................64-54 ........H
12-05-64 .Ballard Co. .....................52-54 ........A
11-13-65 .Ballard Co. .....................74-64 ot ...A
12-04-65 .Ballard Co. .....................64-55 ot ...H
ST
11-24-66 .Ballard Co. .....................60-48 ........A - ST. MARY TOURN. 1 RD.
12-03-66 .Ballard Co. .....................45-50 ........A
01-31-67 .Ballard Co. .....................55-50 ........H
12-02-67 .Ballard Co. .....................69-72 4ot .H
01-30-68 .Ballard Co. .....................65-63 ........A
11-30-68 .Ballard Co. .....................59-46 ........A - ST MARY TOURN. CONSOLATION
12-07-68 .Ballard Co. .....................57-73 ........A
01-17-69 .Ballard Co. .....................57-63 ........H
12-06-69 .Ballard Co. .....................45-56 ........H
01-16-70 .Ballard Co. .....................61-60 ........A
11-25-70 .Ballard Co. .....................58-45 ........A - ST. MARY TOURN. 1ST RD.
12-05-70 .Ballard Co. .....................74-56 ........H
01-15-71 .Ballard Co. .....................66-53 ........A
11-26-71 .Ballard Co. .....................92-74 ........A - ST. MARY TOURN. 2ND RD
12-04-71 .Ballard Co. .....................61-64 ........A
01-14-72 .Ballard Co. .....................76-54 ........H
11-25-72 .Ballard Co. .....................60-56 ........A - ST. MARY TOURN. CHAMPIONSHIP
01-12-73 .Ballard Co. .....................84-66 ........H
02-20-73 .Ballard Co. .....................66-64 ........A
11-21-73 .Ballard Co. .....................94-73 ........A - ST. MARY TOURN. 1ST RD.
01-11-74 .Ballard Co. .....................81-84 ........A
02-19-74 .Ballard Co. .....................93-79 ........H
11-27-74 .Ballard Co. .....................109-83 ......A - ST. MARY TOURN. 1ST RD.
01-17-75 .Ballard Co. .....................105-89 ......H
02-25-75 .Ballard Co. .....................78-70 ........A
01-16-76 .Ballard Co. .....................78-80 ........A
02-24-76 .Ballard Co. .....................97-89 ot ...H
02-05-77 .Ballard Co. .....................87-72 ........H
02-22-77 .Ballard Co. ....................90-101 ......A
02-21-78 .Ballard Co. .....................75-73 ........H
01-04-79 .Ballard Co. .....................74-58 ........H
ST
01-24-79 .Ballard Co. .....................74-52 ........A - BALLARD CO. TOURN. 1 RD.
02-20-79 .Ballard Co. .....................48-41 ........A
12-14-79 .Ballard Co. .....................67-49 ........A
02-19-80 .Ballard Co. .....................79-54 ........H
ST
12-26-80 .Ballard Co. .....................65-57 ot ...A - TILGHMAN TOURN. 1 RD.
01-16-81 .Ballard Co. .....................66-65 ........H
02-26-81 .Ballard Co. .....................67-72 ........A
ND
11-27-81 .Ballard Co. .....................64-50 ........A - ST. MARY TOURN. 2 RD.
12-30-81 .Ballard Co. .....................57-55 ot ...A - TILGHMAN TOURN. CHAMPIONSHIP
01-15-82 .Ballard Co. ....................50-44 ........A
02-25-82 .Ballard Co. .....................52-56 ........H
ST
ND
03-15-82 .Ballard Co. .....................55-58 ot ...A - 1 REGION TOURN. 2 RD.
01-14-83 .Ballard Co. .....................90-46 ........H
02-24-83 .Ballard Co. .....................73-39 ........A
12-06-83 .Ballard Co. .....................50-58 ........A
02-23-84 .Ballard Co. .....................65-60 ot ...H
VOICES FROM THE PAST,
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
The following pages are answers to various questions
posed to Coaches, Administrators, Players and Fans of
the past 50 years of Carlisle County Basketball History.
David Henley; player; 1980,81,82,83.
Describe the proudest moments of your playing career.
(Answer) My two proudest moments were in 1975, when my dad was the head coach and we won the regional championship over Paducah Tilghman to go to the
Sweet 16 (I was the waterboy!). Also, making the two “winning” free throws in the 1983 semi-final game of the Sweet 16 over Owensboro High School. We were up
59-57 with 30 seconds to go. I got fouled, went to the free throw line for a one and bonus. I made both, which made the score 61-57. We won 61-59.
Describe the most disappointing moments of your playing career.
(Answer) Losing the semifinals of the regional tournament in 1982 to Ballard County and losing in the state championship game in 1983.
Describe the funniest moments of your playing career
(Answer) Just being around Coach Slone on a daily basis. He was tough, and very, very demanding. But some days, just out of the blue, he would do something or say
something that was funny! But we were all too scared to laugh! He told one player (who was very tall) who had two rebounds in a particular game, “That’s only two
more rebounds than a dead man got.” He also used to tell us, “God gave you an a** for two reasons, one to go to the bathroom (not exactly in those words), and two to
block out with.”
Describe the fondest moments of your playing career.
(Answer) Basically growing up in the gym at the CCHS. I couldn’t believe the time we went to the gym after the tornado took off the roof. I was stunned, the Taj
Mahal was in ruin! After school was out in the afternoon, going to watch the Comets practice. In the summers going to the Comet basketball camp. Riding the bus to
games when I was a little kid. Sitting on the bench and getting towels and water for the boys. Shooting on the side goals during practice, and when my ball ricocheted
out onto the floor, getting yelled-at by my dad. Pretty-much, from the time I was old enough to walk until I graduated high school, my life was spent in the gym
between September and May. My whole life has been shaped/formed, to this day, by my time spent around Comet basketball. It’s been the foundation of everything I
am today. As for playing, there are too many fond memories to list. Just the fact that I played at Carlisle County High School is a huge source of PRIDE for me. I love
telling people I played basketball at Carlisle County. With that said, comes a respect from others that you cannot get from most places!
What was the most amazing things you ever saw in a game?
(Answer) 1981; Finals of the Tilghman Christmas Tournament. One second on the clock. Carlisle County and Ballard County tied (I forget the score at the time, but it
was at the end of overtime). We had the ball out of bounds, 84 feet from our hoop. We called timeout, Coach Slone drew up the play we had worked on many times
before in practice. I threw it the length of the court, Mike Tyler caught it, turned and scored! We won the game by two points. Also, at the end of the first quarter against
Hickman County in 1982-83, Hickman County scored with about 1 or 2 seconds left. I grabbed the ball and stepped out of bounds, the horn went off. I went ahead and
threw it the length of the floor, and it went in. It went in from 85 feet. Only problem, I was out of bounds and the horn had already sounded, so it didn’t count.
In your own words, what has Comet basketball meant to you over the years?
(Answer) I am an assistant principal and head basketball coach at Covington Holmes High School, in Covington, KY. In my office, hangs one of the posters of Comet
Basketball with the Region 1 Championship teams on it. It is awesome. Everyone asks about it, and I proudly tell them, my dad was the b-team coach in ’71, he was the
head coach in ’75, and I played on the ’83 team. It’s really hard to put into words what Comet basketball has meant to me over the years. It has honestly been the
foundation of my life. The amount of pride with Comet Basketball is unmatched anywhere, and I am quick to point that out to anyone that will listen! We have been
very successful here at Holmes with our basketball program. The same things I learned in the CCHS gym are the things I try to teach our players. Discipline, toughness,
mental toughness, commitment, the list goes on, all the things I learned in the gym at CCHS, are the exact things we try to teach our kids and they are the things that
have helped to make me successful.
In your own words, what do you think Comet basketball has meant to the Carlisle County citizens over the years?
(Answer) It’s a source of county pride. If you travel throughout the state, as I have been able to do, you mention that your from Carlisle County to anyone, and they’ll
remember the basketball teams we’ve had! We have good people in Carlisle County and much to be proud of, but Comet Basketball is Number one!
David Rambo; player; 1981,82,83.
In your own words, what has Comet basketball meant to you over the years?
(Answer) When I reflect back on the 1983 team the thing that stands out in my mind is how deep the talent was. Everyone that had a varsity uniform was a very good
player. What made us so successful was the work ethic at practice. Coach Slone really pushed us hard and all the guys responded. We won 40 games that year, but those
games were not won in front of the big crowds on game night, but rather in the practices well before, when no one was watching. The games we had in practice were
much more competitive than many we had on the schedule.
Tom Buchanan; Coach; 1969-70, 71,72,73,74
What was the best team that you coached? Why this team?
(Answer) The 1970-71 team. This team had leadership, intelligence, size, ability, depth, dedication, great desire to win and they were family
Who was the best all around player you ever coached? Why this player?
(Answer) David Sams; Size, strength, shooting, rebounding, determination and a great team player.
Who would be your best starting 5 that you ever coached? (2 guards, 2 forwards, 1 center) Why these players?
(Answer) I coached too many “Best” players to just name five. Many of them, on any given night, could have been the best.
Who do you think would be the best starting 5 in the last 50 years? (2 guards, 2 forwards, 1 center) Why these players?
(Answer) I can’t name the best five, but I do know that Carlisle County has produced more players who rose to the occasion and preformed above their ability than any
school in the first region.
What was the best overall game (in your opinion) that was ever played while you were a coach? Describe the game.
(Answer) The best game as a coach for me was against Symsonia in the St. Mary Thanksgiving Tournament on Nov. 27th, 1971, and most particularly the fourth
quarter. The final score was 102-100. Jeff Bean, a senior guard for Symsonia, demonstrated the best shooting exhibition that I ever witnessed from a high school player
(37 points total, 23 in fourth quarter alone, with no 3 point shot). I’m not sure if a record for most points in a quarter was set (45 by Symsonia, 27 by Carlisle, a total of
72, in an 8 minute quarter), but it would have to be right up there.
What would be (in your opinion) the best game ever played overall in the last 50 years? Describe the game.
(Answer) No doubt about it. The Carlisle County, Lexington Henry Clay game for the Kentucky State Championship in 1983.
ALL PLAYER STATS
Player
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Games
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Pts.
Avg.
3's
3
Last
Year
Aaron Thompson
19
0
0
27
27
0.05
Albert Norris
64
2
77
281
360
5.53
1994
Andy Hayden
100
34
167
210
213
624
6.24
92
2000
15
92
192
281
4.01
0
2003
8
108
159
167
442
4.65
4
2007
61
95
156
3
5
1989
63
274
345
6.5
0
1960
Austin Tyler
70
B.J. Ballard
95
Barry Draper
52
Barry Jenkins
53
Barry Nunley
16
30
30
1.87
Barry Oliver
6
22
22
3.66
Bart Thomason
32
414
414
12.93
Ben Hogancamp
80
43
582
889
11.11
Bernie DeRousse
22
29
29
1.31
1987
8
264
Bill Blanks
1
2
Bill Holman
11
4
Bill Terry
23
Billy Kellett
75
Blair Rudd
17
Bobbie Terry
62
Bobby Dodge
14
Bobby Partin
48
Bourke Mantle Jr.
Brad Brower
114
8
Bradley Hoskins
6
61
Bret Draper
6
Brett Cates
17
Brett Hoskins
118
Brett Reddick
59
Brian DeRousse
12
Brian Grogan
5
Brian Hobbs
93
Brian O'Neill
80
Brian Stovall
52
Bruce Deweese
59
Burlin Brower
53
Caleb Ballard
19
Carl Martin
39
Casey Henderson
61
Chad Brown
39
2000
2
2
1960
6
10
0.91
1960
128
128
5.57
320
789
10.52
1958
8
15
23
1.35
1986
303
245
585
9.43
1963
27
27
1.92
1962
31
71
107
2.22
1975
0
8
8
0.89
1961
181
300
294
835
7.32
2
0
6
8
1
6
6
1
39
73
1.19
6
2000
30
6
15
3
1989
1987
0
1993
1981
6
1
0
1995
15
0.88
2
2005
550
537
781
1929
16.34
105
2004
21
232
65
318
5.38
0
2003
17
1.41
3
1990
17
0
12
1979
0
37
4
61
1994
424
5
60
1968
3
45
8
Brad Reddick
Brandon Orr
0
1967
4
4
0.8
0
1996
75
194
275
556
5.97
14
2000
68
211
442
721
9.01
54
1990
28
43
71
1.36
12
45
202
259
4.38
24
1989
1
115
157
273
5.15
10
1989
0
6
6
0.31
0
2003
61
37
129
166
4.25
70
38
169
2.77
28
1986
1964
13
1992
208
236
6.05
1985
Chad Jackson
5
0
0
0
1987
Charles Carter
3
4
4
1.33
1962
Charles Gholson
19
39
39
2.05
1958
Charles Redden
26
Charlie Blackwell
57
Chris Guhy
86
Chris O'Neill
84
Chris Thomas
12
Chris Toon
11
Chuck Hayden
73
122
122
4.69
1959
111
457
568
9.96
1960
36
177
263
476
5.53
8
259
309
268
844
10.04
0
1996
3
6
2
11
0.91
0
1989
12
12
1.09
2
1990
934
12.79
52
455
427
1982
1979
1960-61
HEAD COACH - TOM ADKINS
TROPHIES WON
MOUNDS CITY TOURN. - 3RD PLACE
1ST DISTRICT TOURN. - 2ND PLACE
FINAL RECORD - 19-14
1960-61 COMET ROSTER:
David Hightower, Jackie Vaughn, Bobby Terry,
Morgan Stephenson, David Wells, L.H. Tyler,
Harry Owens, Jerry Gibson, Johnny Sams,
Tommy Grooms, Bourke Mantle, Dwight Petrie,
Kenneth Watson, Frankie Bone, Robert
Summers, (Managers) Johnny Terry, Bill
Stephens
Carlisle Co.
53
St. Mary
41
11-08-60 - Home
St. Mary ran into foul trouble late in the
game in bowing to Carlisle County.
The Knights, though, turned in a lackluster performance in losing to the graduationriddled Carlisle five.
Carlisle led at every quarter stop. The
Comets were on top 9-7 at the end of the first
quarter, 26-19 at halftime, 42-29 at the end of
the third quarter and held the lead through the
final period.
Jerry Gibson led the Carlisle County
attack with 12 points while big L.H. Tyler
chipped in with 11 and played a standout
defensive game.
Little Pat Carroll paced the St. Mary attack
with 13 points. Jesse Yopp added 12 points and
gathered 10 rebounds.
Carlisle……….9 26 42 53
St. Mary………7 19 29 41
Carlisle (53)
Owens 9, Petrie 6, Tyler 11, Gibson 12, Vaughn
9, Hightower 6.
St. Mary (41)
Yopp 12, Williams 1, Wilson 3, Carroll 13, Pace
8, Wurth 2, Taylor 2.
Carlisle Co.
63
Lowes
70
11-11-60 - Home
Lowes had to rally in the final period to
down a surprising Carlisle County team, 70-63.
Jerry Page, Lowes’ high-scoring young
sophomore guard, was held to four points, but
teammates David Wynn and Billy Chumbler
came through with 22 and 19, respectively, for
the Blue Devils.
Jerry Gibson paced the Carlisle attack with
22 points.
Lowes………...11 28 42 70
Carlisle…….…14 30 44 63
Lowes (70)
Chumbler 19, Winn 22, Sledd 15, Leek 2, Page
4, Glisson 8.
Carlisle (63)
Owens 6, Petrie 1, Tyler 16, Gibson 22, Sams 6,
Vaughn 7, Hightower 6.
Fouls cost the Bombers the game last
Tuesday night as the Comets cashed in 18 free
throws to the Bombers 5, to give the Comets
their 13 point winning margin.
Ballard got into trouble early into the
game as they fouled time after time trying to
double team big 6”8 Tyler, the Carlisle County
pivot man. Tyler scored almost at will as he
drove from a two man screen to shoot a short
jump shot from about 10 foot out to give him 25
points for his evenings work.
Johnny Glisson turned in a good job for
the Bombers, if there was such a thing. John
was consistent in his shooting, and did a good
job against Tyler on the boards. He also took
scoring honors for the night tallying 11 points
for a losing cause.
Carlisle……….13 29 42 60
Ballard………....8 20 30 47
Carlisle (60)
Owens 7, Watson, Tyler 24, Gibson 14, Sams,
Vaughn 5, Hightower 3.
Ballard (47)
Culver 10, Reesor 3, Lawrence 4, Glisson 11,
Whitis 2, Berry 4, Hodges 9, Wear 4.
Carlisle Co.
48
Heath
46
11-18-60 - Away
Surprising Carlisle Co. upended Heath in
double overtime, 48-46, in a real thriller last
night.
Heath jumped out to a 15-7 first quarter
lead but the Comets came back strong in the
second quarter to slice off the margin to 23-21
at the halfway mark.
Carlisle was on top 39-37 going into the
fourth stanza but the two clubs were tied at 4646 at the end of regulation time. Neither team
managed to score in the first overtime before
Grooms decided it in the sudden-death period.
L.H. Tyler, Carlisle’s lanky 6-8 center,
dumped in 24 markers to pace the Comets. Gene
Wray topped the Buc scoring with 21.
Carlisle….7 21 39 46 46 48
Heath…..15 23 37 46 46 46
Carlisle (48)
Owens 3, Watson 2, Tyler 24, Gibson 6,
Vaughn 8, Grooms 5.
Heath (46)
Wray 21, Horner 5, Holland 4, Chambers 6,
Warford 10, Vannerson.
Carlisle Co.
66
Fulton Co.
62
11-22-60 - Home
The big surprise last night was turned in
by Carlisle County. The graduation riddled
Comets knocked off Fulton County 66-62 to
continue Coach Tom Adkins two year mastery
over first district foes.
Adkins has not lost a game against First
District teams since 1958.
Carlisle…….…18 29 41 66
Fulton Co…….12 22 28 62
Carlisle (66)
Owens 9, Vaughn 3, Tyler 17, Gibson 29,
Grooms 4, Hightower 4.
Fulton Co. (62)
Bequette 11, Caldwell 5, Tipton 15, McMullin
12, Bobbitt 12, Harrison 7.
Hickman Snaps
Carlisle Co.
Ballard Co.
11-15-60 - Away
60
47
Carlisle’s Win Streak
Hickman Co.
48
Carlisle Co.
39
11-29-60 - Home
Carlisle County saw its three-year 21
game victory streak over First District foes
snapped by arch-rival Hickman County last
night.
The Comets stayed in contention
throughout the game, but couldn’t overcome the
early Hickman County lead in bowing 48-39.
Carlisle County had not tasted defeat at the
hands of a rival First District club since the
finals of the 1958 District Tournament.
The Comets fell behind 15-9 at the end of
the first period and Hickman held the upper
hand the rest of the way. The Falcons were on
top 25-21 at halftime and 36-30 at the end of
three periods.
Jerry Gibson led the way for Carlisle
County with a 15-point effort.
Hickman……...15 25 36 48
Carlisle………...9 21 30 39
Hickman (48)
Harper 15, Weatherford 4, Overstreet 18,
Waterfield 4, Padgett 7.
Carlisle (39)
Owens 7, Vaughn 7, Tyler 7, Gibson 15,
Grooms 3, Hightower.
Reidland
59
Carlisle Co.
55
12-02-60 - Away
Reidland forged ahead of Carlisle at
the start of the second period and led the
rest of the way.
The Greyhounds were on top 28-25
at halftime, and held 45-34 lead going into
the final period. Carlisle’s press cut the
gap in the final period, but couldn’t close
the deficit.
John Holdman and Jerry Cartee led the
balanced Reidland scoring attack. Holdman had
14 and Cartee tabbed 13. Bob Brewer of
Reidland held L.H Tyler, Carlisle’s 6-8 center,
to a mere three points.
Reidland……...10 28 45 59
Carlisle……….11 25 34 55
Reidland (59)
Brewer 6, Driskill 7, Hamm, Brown 11, Cartee
13, Holdman 14, Powers 8.
Carlisle (55)
Owens 21, Watson 2, Vaughn 6, Tyler 3,
Gibson 19, Grooms 2.
South Shows Signs
Of Ending Lethargy
South Marshall
60
Carlisle Co.
50
12-06-60 – Away
South Marshall has been the big
disappointment, in the First Region, in the early
season play.
The Rebels, expected to be a challenger in
the Fourth District after reaching the Regional
Tournament last year, have been having their
troubles in early games.
Coach Mason Cope’s charges could be
ready to snap out of their early lethargy. The
Reb’s knocked off the Comets 60-50 last night
to even there record at 3-3 for the season.
The Marshall Countians led at every
quarter stop in beating the Comets.
Substitute Bobby Henson fired the Rebels
with a nine-point last quarter production to
provide the spark for the Reb’s. Paul Jones led