The Perkins Journal Thursday, February 28, 1985 -- PAGE 5
PERKINS TRYON
& JV BASEBALL SCHEDULE
OPPONENT PLACE TIME
bavenport There 4:00
Mary (V & JV) There 1:00
There 4:00
(V & JV) There 4:00
Home 4:15
(JV Only--DH) Home 4:30
Home 4:15
Tournament
{DH--V) Home 4:30
(JV Only) There 4:00
Home 4:15
(V & JV) There 4:00
There 3:30
Home 1:00
There 4:00
Home 4:30
Home 4:30
Grace Home 4:30
Mary (V & JV) Home 1:00
There 5:00
Hall (JV Only--DH) Home 5:00
(DH--V Only) There 4:00
(,IV Only) Home 4:00
Grace There 4:00
Olive ~ & JV) There 1:00
Orlando There 4:00
Prague There 4:00
Olive (V & JV) Home 4:00
Hall (DH--V Only) There 5:00
(JV Only) There 4:00
There 3:30
3A District Playoffs
Class 3A Regional Playoffs
FRESHMAN BASEBALL '85
Agra (DH) Home 4:30
Agra if)H) There 4:00
Dover (DH) There 4:30
Covington (DH) Home 4:15
Hennessey Tournament
Cushing (DH) There 4:00
Stillwater (DH) There 4:00
Cushing {DH) Home 4:15
Okarche {DH) There 4:30
Dover (DH) Home 5:00
Covington (DH) There 4:00
Stillwater (DH) Home 4:15
Dale (DH) There 4:30
SEASON FINALES
Lorl Redus
girls finish-
'season, on February
firing upon the
Perry went
a half-time lead,
to win the third
the most impor
scoring four more
Antle corn-
felt our superior ball-
against a much
paid off. Our
superb defense
also a factor. The
this ye ,
with them."
mastered the
points. Stacey
the net scoring 6
Moorman cap-
points. While Becky
3, and Tara Herr-
in2.
rls rm h-
year 10-2.
Demonettes!l!
"O-
The 8th grade boys gave
lessons in basketball to the
Perry Maroons last Monday
February 18th. Perry look a
demolishing defeat 42-24.
The Demons were in double
figures all but the first quarter,
scoring 15 in the second and 11
in the third and fourth.
The Demons dominated the
game by continually pounding
the boards, and not allowing
Perry a chanc Coach Willis
commented, ' Ve played well
over all We didn't start to play
very good defense until late in-
to the second quarter. We real-
ly got a lot of points on the fast
break. The team improved tre-
mendously this year, especially
on defense" Chris Taylor led the
scoring for the final game with
16 points
Steve Sylvester netted
11,while Bobby Moore captured
5. Chuck Kendrick and Mike
Eisensmith put in 4 a piec
Chad Harris and Jon Wolfe
finished with 2 and 1.
The winning record for the
Demons was 10-4. Great Job
Demons.I
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Corby Doyle takes his shot, as Briggs looks on
in wonderment.
t
Rex Branstetter shoots two.
Perkins 9th Graders Triumph
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After an electrifying over 38-38. The Demons and the TOr-
tim the freshman Demons nadoes took the court again to
snatched the victory 41-40 over battle for the victory in over-
the Drumright Tornadoes Mon-time The Drumright Tornadoes
day night, were ahead by one point and it
'They played real well," corn- looked as if they would take the
mented Coach Scalissi. 'Theywin. With :03 on the clock and
hustled well on defense and the ball in lXT's possession, all
worked the ball around well on things are possible though. The
offens Offensively, we were real pass was ripped to Matt Sharp
patient and took good shots." who dribbled under the basket
was in the lead during the and scored with an off-the-board
whole first half, but it was a shot. It was over! The final
neck-to-neck ball game all the score was 41-40 with the
way through. At the half. freshman Demons semi-
Perkins was ahead 22-20. In the miraculously coming out on toIX
third, the Tornadoes took their Matt Sharp led Perkins to vic-
first lead of the game and at the tory by scoring a total of 21
buzzer it was 32-29 in DHS'spoints. Brent Frazier followed
favor, with 8, and Lloyd Gwirm pop-
AlthoUgh the Demons out- ped 6. Burch, Reynolds, and
scored Drumright 9 to 6 in the Woods added 2 a piece.
fourth period, it wasn't enough Concluded Coach Scalissi:
to take the win, but it was ' )verall, it was a great team ef-
enough to cause the game to go fort." Good job, Frosh!
in to overtime. The score was
Perkins-Tryon varsity boy
cagers ended their season this
past Thursday with a 43-44 loss
to the Heritage Hall Chargers in
overtime in the first round of the
state class 3A regional tourna-
ment held at Chandler. This was
the Demohs third trip to the
regionals in as many years. The
P-T cagers end the year with a
10-14 mark.
Led by senior Scott Briggs' 6
first quarter points P-THS
managed to stay within 3 with
the score 9-12 at the end of one
period.
With another senior Rex
Branstetter exploding for 8
points and the addition of two
free throws each by Briggs and
sophomore Corby Doyle, P-T
held a 21-20 halftime lead.
The third quarter charge was
to be led by yet another senior.
7th GRADE DEMONETTES
WORK HARD, THOUGH!
By Monica
The 7 th grade girls basketball
team travelled to Ponca City,
February 12 for a tournament.
They came out with two losses
and two more hard-worked
games!
One team they gave a fight to
was Pawnee. Pawnee came out
with a larger score of 26 to the
Demone tes' 18. The leading
scorer for Perkins was the ver-
satile Tara Frazier with 10
points, who has seen plenty of
time on the guard end this year,
too. Other scorers for the
Demonettes were: Tara Higgins,
Sundi Synder, and Kamichia
Darby with 4, 2, and 2 points,
respectively. Well, good luck on
your next outing, girls!
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7th GRADE DEMONS
WIN CONSOLATION
By Monica
The Ponca City tournament
consolation winners were our
own Perkins 7th Grade Demons.
They played three games dur-
ing the tournament, which was
February 11--13. They lost to
Braman but beat Pawnee and
Ponca City East. Eric Reid had
a whopping 55 points for the
three games. Other big scorers
for the Demons were: Ty
Dickson. Patterson, and Shane
Niles. The scores of the games
were--Perkins 22, Braman 35;
Perkins 33, Pawnee 28; and
Perkins 31, Ponca City East 14.
These boys played very hard for
their reward. Congratulations.
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I IIIIIII I IIII ' ,
Scott Irwin canned 9 points to
give the Demons a 33-31 lead:::
after three quarters of play. :' ::
In the fourth quarter,!
Branstetter again led the:
Demon rally, netting 4 of his::
game high 14. With little time,
left, PT went into a delay with:
a two-point lead. A P-THS tur-
nover led to a bucket by
Heritage Hall guard to knot the
game at 41.
In overtime had several
chances to prevail but could
climb over the hump. Final, P-T
43, HH-44.
Behind Branstetter's 14 was
Briggs with 10, and Irwin witW-,:
9 and 7 rebounds. Todd Higgins
scored 5 points and pulled down
5 boards; Doyle added 3, while !i
Cory McDaniel also added 2.
David Cypert was the top
bounder with 13.
-O-
9th CAGERS DIZZIED
BY THE TORNADOES
The Druraright Tornadoes ran
circles around the freshman
Demonettes Monday, February
18, to storm to a win, 33-15.
Neither team could seem to
heat up and bang the boards in
the first frame and the second
was much of the same game.
Perkins went into the locker
room at the half down by 3,
score: 8 to 5.
In the third period, the T0r :
nadoes ripped the net. scoring
their quarterly high of 14. This
was 14 more than lXT could
manage. They didn't score .a
point the whole quarter. In the
fourth, though, the Demonettes. '
added 10 to the board, corn,
pared to Drumright's II. -
The Demonette defense had a
rough time of it, too.
Drumright's Cox and McComb
proved to be unstoppable,
Together they scored 31 of the
33 points for DHS.
The only three forwards
Perkins had Monday night were
Donelle Briggs, Tonya Gill: and
Angel Ventris. They scored 7,
and 4, respectively.
DEMON DISPATCH STAFF
Co-Editors... Monica Taylor
David Cypett
Treasurer ..... Jeree Youngker
Picture Editor... Amy Gibson
Photographer .... Karen Todd
Advisor.Barbara Ann Martin
Staff Reporters:. Loft Redu ; --
Dawnita Cypert, Julie Ryan;
Robin Hooser, Denise Haw
cock, Lisa Shingleton, l nmi
McAnally
Pictured above are the 1965 Demons Diamond Dells (P-T HS Bat Girbt~
