PHOTO: Port Washington Purple Riders Senior Scoring Ace - Bill Phillips
PORT WASHINGTON - The thrice beaten Keene Cardinals made it 2 for the season over Port Washington (8-8) here last night. Victor earlier this season 62-57, Keene led all the way in posting the triumph. Hampered by the loss of forward Tony Nigro, who is out with a broken nose, Port's rebounding work was hit even harder late in the game when it lost 6-2 Jim Hannahs on fouls. The loss left the Riders without a 6-footer on the floor and Keene took full advantage of the situation. Keene also put forth a stingy defense, holding oneof the county's top scorers, Jim Bender, to 9 points. Bill Phillips took scoring honors for the hosts with 18 and Gary Gay followed that with 10 points. Gary Haas led a balanced scoring attack for Keene with 20 points. Port Washington (5-7) trounced Keene earlier in the Reserve game 46-21.
KEENE CARDINALS - 70
Sam Lower 5-7-17
Jim Horn 4-3-11
Brenley 3-0-6
Walt Karr 2-0-4
Ward Karr 1-0-2
Ames 2-2-6
Parkhill 1-2-4
Gary Haas 8-4-20
PORT WASHINGTON - 51
Alvin Fillman 3-1-7
Gary Gay 5-0-10
Jim Hannahs 1-3-5
Jim Bender 3-3-9
Bill Phillips 8-2-18
Tom Loader 1-0-2
Wednesday, February 1, 1961
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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