PHOTO: Pirate Randy Miller (32) tries to prevent a shot by Purple Rider Roger Lewis. Others in photo include Pirates Jim Young (44), Tim Stevanus (right rear) and an unidentified teammate (left) and Purple Riders Jim Bates (55) and Leonard Cameron.
PHOTO: Garaway's Don Deetz does a little kick as he tries for a 2-pointer. Defending are Port Washington's Ken Gay (left) and Steve Bender.
SUGARCREEK - Garaway (2-1) (5-3) took a 13-point lead 33-20 in the 1st half and then held on against the stubborn Port Washington Purple Riders (1-3) (2-7) for the victory. Port rallied in the 4th to move within 6 points before Garaway went into a control game to preserve the victory. Randy Miller led the Pirates as the 6-1 Junior took game laurels with 21 markers, while Don Deetz followed with 16. Steve Bender paced the Riders with 13, while Ken Gay and Jim Bates each had 10. Garaway hit 25 of 68 field goal attempts for 37 percent, while Port made 22 of 54 attempts for 46 percent. The Pirates, led by Dan Andreas' 20 grabs, out-rebounded Port 50-25. The Port Washington Reserves (3-4) ran over the Garaway Reserves (1-6) 34-17.
GARAWAY PIRATES - 59
Don Deetz 6-4-16
Tim Stevanus 4-0-8
Randy Miller 10-1-21
Don Andreas 4-0-8
Jim Young 1-1-3
Bill Richardson 0-3-3
PORT WASHINGTON PURPLE RIDERS - 48
Bob Casteel 2-0-4
Leonard Cameron 3-2-8
Steve Bender 6-1-13
Ken Gay 5-0-10
Jim Bates 4-2-10
Roger Lewis 1-1-3
Saturday, January 4, 1964
The Daily Times
The Daily Reporter
New Philadelphia, Ohio
Dover, Ohio
STANDINGS
1. Midvale Blue Devils 4-0 (9-1)
2. Strasburg Tigers 3-0 (8-0)
3. Garaway Pirates 2-1 (5-3)
4. Tuscarawas Valley Trojans 2-1 (3-5)
5. Stone Creek Panthers 2-2 (6-3)
6. Tuscarawas Broncos 1-2 (3-4)
7. Gnadenhutten Indians 1-3 (2-7)
8. Port Washington Purple Riders 1-3 (2-7)
9. Baltic Eagles 0-4 (0-9)
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