Milford chronicle., 1960-01-22

be content with 60 decision. Wal
ker of Delmar cut the Milford lead
to three points when he decisioned
Greenly 20.
Brice Corder, 120 FOUNDER, lived
UP to expectations by making short
work of Nichols by pinning him in
SIS seconds In one of the big up
sets of the evening Rash of Delmar
pinned Bob Williams in / minute,
/ 80 seconds of the second period with
half nelson and body press. ]. C.
Dobson kept Milford's hopes alive
by pinning Benfield in the first per-
iod. The team score at this point
was Milford High School 16 and
Delmar High School 8.
The most exciting match of the
evening occurred when Wayne
Hammond, a newcomer to the Buc
squad averted almost certain de-
feat. Trailing by score of 7-2
with 80 seconds remaining, he scor-
ed a reversal and a near fall to
earn a draw with Harte. This main
tanned the Bucs lead of eight points.
In the 145-pound class, Davis of
Delmar pinned Swain with n
nelson and body press. This mar
rowed the score to 1915 in favor
of Milford. Howard Allen, rapid
ly improving with each match, PIN
ned Nichols in three minutes, %
seconds which gave the Bucs a
needed five points.
John Thoroughbred, absent from
the squad for several weeks due to
illness, gave good performance,
but was pinned in the second per-
iod to narrow the Milford lead to
1920.
Wayne Simpson who had been
pinned quite easily by Harder in
the Invitational in December gave
a fine performance in holding his
opponent to draw. This enabled
Milford to gain a 1928 tie. Harder
of Delmar is one of the finest heavy
weights in the state and is picked
to be one of the finalists in the
State Tourney in March.
A sell-out crowd is expected when
Delmar pays return visit on Feb
ruary II.
Athletic Events
Friday, January Basketball:
Varsity and Junior Varsity
at Laurel-3::3O. Basketball-Boys
Varsity and Junior Varsity versus
Laurel in Lakeview Avenue Gym
game time, z p. m.
Tuesday, January 26: Wrestling
Junior Varsity at ST. Andrews
q. Sr1c Uor
sity and Junior Varsity at home VS..
Caesar Rodney-3:30 p. m. Basket
ball-Boys Varsity and Junior Var
sity at Caesar Rodney.
Wednesday, January 27: Wrest-
ling Milford at Salisbury p. m.
asketball-Junior High VS.. Lewes.
Thursday, January %: Wrestling
Junior Varsity VS.. Wi Hi p. m.
at Milford.
Friday, January 20: Basketball
Boys Varsity and Junior Varsity at
Harrington.
Bucs Streak Broken
The Milford High Buccaneers
tasted defeat for the first time this
season when a welladrilled Wicom-
ica Indian 5 edged the locals by
45-43 score. The Indians featured
a strong defense and a ball con-
troll type offense to record the vic
tory over the Scrappy Buccaneers.
Wi Hi led by score of 1875 at the
end of the first quarter and held
21-15 lead at half-time.
The Bucs outscored Wi Hi 1873
in the third quarter to cut the lead
to one point. In a very hectic
fourth quarter, both teams battled
on even terms and the score was
deadlocked at the buzzer. In the
over time period the Bucs scored
four points on one field goal and
two fouls. Stein of Wi Hi scored
two timely baskets and with time
running out Birmingham was foul
ed with five seconds remaining
and the score tide. He made both
shots to clinch the game.
Oursler and Stein led the Wi Hi
team with 13 and IA points. Fisher
and Kitchens shared scoring hon.
ors with 13 points each.
Milford Defeats
North Caroline
The Milford High Varsity regain
ed its winning ways by defeating
North Caroline High of Denton,
Maryland, by a 1913 score. The
Bucs jumped off to an early lead
and were never headed. Sharp led
the scoring with II points.
The JUNIOR Varsity captured the
preliminary contest by a 1922 mar
gin.
In an afternoon contest, the Jun
ior High School team defeated Har-
rington by a 1922 score.
Cafeteria Menu for January 25-29
Monday: Milk, Hot Roast Pork
Sandwich, Buttered Peas and Car
rots.
Tuesday: Milk, Beef Barbecue on
Bun,s' Tossed Salad, Apple Crisp or
Sliced Peaches.
Wednesday: Milk, Creamed Tur-
key, Mashed Potatoes, Succotash,
Bread and Butter, Cubed Pineapple.
Thursday: Milk, Beef Stew, Veg
etables, Cole Slaw, Hot Biscuit,
Butter, Fruit or Baked Custard.
Friday: Tuna Fish Salad, Seal
loped Potatoes, Cut Green Beans,
Bread and Butter, Jello with Fruit.
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