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24 THl TINNtSSEAN, Jowyory 19, 1977 Maplewood String af -4 Games o. A Vs Steve Liddle 10. McGavock is now 6-6 on the season and 4-4 in District 12. Maplewood moved into a tie for second in the league at 5-3. the outcome as Coach Gerald Johnson's crew rolled to a 38-22 halftime advantage and coasted home for the win.

Senior guard Bobby Hines, Maplewood's leading scorer this season, bombed home 33 points to lead the attack while junior forward Ricky Hail added 16. Hall got 14 of his points in the second period and Hines nine as Maplewood outscored the hosts 25-8 after trailing 14-13 at the end of the first quarter. MCGAVOCK had three Players in double figures with Ronnie White leading the way with IS. Iben Batey threw in 14 and AT MCGAVOCK (53) Liddle Batey 14, White 15, Transley 2, Burns 2, 1 Walker 6, Davis 2, Potter I. MAPLEWOOD (68) Junior 8, Taylor 5, Hines 33, Hall 16, Pierce 6.

Half: 38-22 Maplewood. East 71-53 AT CASTLE HEIGHTS (49) Ash-worth 5, Lannom 8, Durham 9, Taylor 2, Winfree 6, Smith 4, Morse 5. 5thRanked Tops North want a uwjiwm sJ Humphreys 19, Jones 12, Doochin' 4," Shephard 7, Carry 8, Strupp 2, Dunn Half 18-27 University School Pearl 69 Antioch 53 Pearl collected its 11th. StoH Photo by Bill Ea McGavock's Steve Liddle, right, obscures his head from view as he tries to gain control of the basketball. Concerned teammate Charles Transley looks on at left.

McGavock hosted Maplewood last night in NIL action. aplewood Struggles To Defeat McGavock Bashaw 16, Jennings 12, Jackson 2, Sharpe Tucker Kelly g. Half: McGavock 25-24. Pearl 62 Antioch 41 Pearl's girls, ranked No. 3 in the Midstate, won their 11th in a row last night by pounding visiting Antioch 6241 behind the 38-point performance of Doreen Whitmore.

Gayle Kinzer added 18 for the Tigerettes, now 11-1, while the Pearl guards limited usually high-scoring Pam Covington to only 11 points. Maplewood's girls gained their second win of the season over rival McGavock last night, but it was a little tougher the second time around. It took a basket by Ashonda Bashaw in the closing seconds to give the visiting Pantherettes a 4644 triumph after winning 76-52 in an earlier meeting at the Maplewood gym. MCGAVOCK got off a desperation shot in the last second to no avail after battling to a 25-24 lead at intermission. Bashaw and Neesie Mullins hit for 16 apiece to lead Maplewood while Tonya Jennings added a dozen.

Charlotte Speak-man and Eve Little had 20 and 18, respectively, for the Raiderettes. Maplewood is now 84 overall while McGavock is 64. Both teams are chasing unbeaten Mt. Juliet in the District 12 title race. AT MCGAVOCK (44) Little 18, Speakman 20, Flatt 6.

Henderson Cain W.Russell g. MAPLEWOOD (46) MuUins 16. Council Vote Authorizes Baseball Park By DOUG HALL The Metro Council voted last night to authorize Vanderbilt baseball coach Larry Schmittou to build a baseball stadium at Ft. Negley Park to accomodate a professional baseball team. Schmittou said after the council action he believes the stadium will be successful because "I believe in Nashville and its sports fans." ALTHOUGH the contract with Schmittou must be approved once more by the council on third and final reading, it is expected to pass routinely with little or no debate.

Plans for the stadium, expected to cost about $500,000, encountered only scattered opposition from council members, primarily those who opposed the sale of beer at baseball games. Schmittou told the council he and his company, Nashville Baseball Club could not proceed with the project if they were not allowed to sell beer. COUNCILMAN Philip Sadler, noting the "unpleasant experiences" in several major league stadiums last summer, said Metro Government should not allow "this type of activity to take place in such a public area, on property it owns." The council amended the contract with Schmit tou last night to specify that beer be sold only at professional baseball games and not at other activities which may be held at the stadium. Schmittou must still apply to the Metro Beer Board to obtain a beer license. Schmittou disclosed after last night's meeting that he has pledges to buy $200 season tickets for the 1978 season totalling about 20 of the $500,000 goal.

He said a full-scale drive to sell the tickets will begin soon, but no money will be collected until he secures final approval for the project from the government. THE STADIUM proposed by Schmittou would seat 6,325 persons and include concession and locker room facilities. Schmittou said he has been in touch with major league baseball teams in Minnesota, Toronto and Boston, and he feels confident he can secure a franchise for a Double A or Triple A minor league team. Under the contract approved last night, Schmittou must pay property taxes totalling $9,600 a year to the government for the term of the 11-year lease. If the baseball team fails financially, the stadium would become the property of the government.

Basketball EASTSTATE BOYS Campbell Co 67, Knox Rule 59 Alcoa 77, Kama 60 Tazewell 68, Regersville S9 Webb 60, Walland 51 Doyle 63, Gibbs 41 Cosby 74, Harrison Chilhowee 40 Everett 69, Sevier Co 56 Austin East 81, Knox Holston 69 Knox Farragut 69, Knox Bearden 66 Knox Central SS. Maryville 54 Chatt Baylor 79m Chad Kirkman 74 Marion Co. 83, HCOTC 75 Notre Dame 84, Ooletewah 75 Tart Center 67, Lookout Valley 62 Kingston 68, Lenoir City 43 S. Pittsburg 49, Sequatchie Co. 42 Chatt Valley 60, Gordon Lee 44 Soddy Daisy 81, McMinn Co.

53 Charleston 52, Polk Co. 478 Tellico Plains 76, Copper Basin II Johnson City 58, Morruton East 45 GIRLS rarragut 41, Bearden 45 Gibbs 45. Doyle 36 Sevier Co 59, Everett 39 Bramerd 53, Tyner 24 McMinn Co. 61, Soddy Daisy 52 Kingston 67, Lenoir City 48 Copper Basin S3, Tellico Plains 51 Ooletewah 51, Notre Dame 40 Kniclcs Ink Meminger NEW YORK (AP)-The New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association announced yesterday the signing of free agent guard Dean Meminger. To make room on their roster for Meminger, the Knicks placed Spencer Haywood on the injured reserve list.

Haywood is hospitalized with shin splints in his left leg. Eight direct lines solve sub-scriberproblems. Ifyouhavea question about delivery of your Tennessean call 254-5661. nds By TOM SQUIRES It was a long time coming, but Maplewood finally broke its losing streak last night. The highly-touted Panthers, losers of four in a row, exploded to rip host McGavock 68-53 for their ninth win of the season in 13 outings.

THE PANTHERS wasted little time in deciding Baby Boy Born To Jeff Hannas Tennessean sports staffer Jeff Hanna was presented a seven-pound, 11-ounce son by wife Nancy yesterday morning at Vanderbilt hospital. Little Mathew Duke Hanna made his arrival at 10:20 a.m. Nancy and son are doing well. Jeff is still recovering. North 56 East 49 All three North forwards hit for double figures, topped by Angela Cowan's 31, as the Lady Yanks downed East 5649 for their sixth win in nine outings this winter.

Marilyn Dobbins had 29 for the Eaglettes. AT NORTH (56) -Cowan 31, Daniels 15, Collier 10, Jackson Langford Baugh g. EAST (49) Sullivan 3, Dobbins 29, Peters 13, Edder 4, Jones g. Ford (, Morton g. Half: 29-27 North.

St. Cecilia 47 St. Bernard 45 All three St. Cecilia forwards hit for double fig-, ures to help offset the 30-point effort of St. Bernard's Serena Thur-man and lead the Scarabs to a 4745 triumph.

AT ST. BERNARD (45) Thurman 30, LedgerwoodIO, Draper 2, McCarthy 3, Neely P. Thurman Cheij ST. CECELIA (47) Baker 18, Caha-lan 16, Dortch 11, Patton 2, Derrick Lounseberry g. Black Half: 24-20 St.

Bernard Bellevue 48 Fairview 42 All three forwards hit for double figures for third-ranked Bellevue as the Owlettes slipped by Fair-view 4842 last night. AT FAIRVIEW (42) Lee 18, Truman 5, E. Kelly 19, B. Kelly Hudgens Stephens g. BELLEVUE (48) -Oberneilmann 11, Nuismer 18, Adams 15, Basket! 4, Cook Howell Rooker g.

Half: 22-17 Fairview. TPS 48 Joelton 43 Denise Luellen bombed home 24 points to lead Tennessee Prep's girls past host Joelton 4843 last night. AT JOELTON (43) Angle 18, T. Armstrong 2, T. Binkley 23, Vanatta A.

Binkley D. Armstrong g. TPS (48) Luellen 24. Thomas 16, Sails 8, League Daniel Thompson Half: Vol State Tournament OpensToday GALLATIN The Vol State Conference high school basketball tournaments opens at Vol State Community College here at 5 p.m. today, weather permitting.

Tonight's games have rHiSrSti Westmoreland's girls meeting East Robertson at 8 p.m. Boys action has Hartsville vs. Westmoreland at 6:30 p.m. and East Robertson vs. White House at 9:30 p.m.

First round action con-" ti'iues tomorrow with White House vs. Hartsville end Lafayette vs. Greenbrier in the girls' games and Portland meeting Greenbrier and Jo Byrns taking on Lafayette in the boys' games. Semifinals are Friday and the finals and consolations Saturday. Fifth-ranked East, which was forced to forfeit a win over North earlier this season, got an official one over the Yankees last night by a 71-53 margin.

Now 10-3 overall and leading District 12 with a 7-2 record, the Eagles got balanced scoring from Jimmy Bryant (19), Carl Shivers (16), and Reggie Brown (12). AT NORTH (53) Douglas 2, 6, Williams 4, Hobart 5, Plantt 4, Pope 8, Waters 12, Patton 4, Hall 8. EAST (71) Bryant 19, Shivers 16, Scruggs 6, Brown li Townsend 8, Richardson 6, Baker 2, Armstrong 2. Half: 38-23 East Hendersonville 69 Madison 61 Hendersonville, the state's No. 8 ranked Class i Basketball I I Scores I LOCAL Bryan 96, Trevecca 78 OTHERS Wyoming 74, Denver 62 Georgetown 69, Holy Cross 65 Detroit 70, St.

Peter's 68 Seton Hall 72, Fordham 57 Wesleyan 64, MIT 49 Notre Dame 98, Stonehill 70 Williams 50, Yale 48 Wm. Mary 79, E. Carolina 54 Richmond 81, American 75 Boston U. 77, Va. Commonwealth 72 Providence 82, Rhode Island 71 Navy 68, Catholic 60 Lafayette 91, Columbia 74 Furman 75, Jacksonville 65 Va.

Union 88, Delaware St. 70 Arkansas 62, TCI) 45 Creighton 84, Centenary 62 SMU 75, Baylor 71, OT Carson Newman 74, King 73 Houston 95, Texas 81 Conn. 76, New Hampshire 56 Cornell 73, RPI 67 Lincoln Mem 89, Tusculum 60 Texas Tech 66, Texas A4M 64 (OT) SW Louisiana 74, Stetson 67 Ka- as 73, Iowa St. 62 juette 62, Drake 60 ie Hulman 79, DePauw 75 Tenn. Wesleyan 84, Term.

Temple 75 Perm St. 74, Delaware 73 Weber St. 89, Utah St. 76 Grambling 82, Miss. Vly St.

62 NIL GIRLS Pearl 62, Antioch 41 Hillwood 56, Glencliff 33 North 56, East 49 Hendersonville 54, Madison 41 Maplewood 46, McGavock 44 TPS 48, Joelton 43 Mt. Juliet at Lebanon, ppd. Bellevue 48, Fairview 42 St. Cecilia 47, St. Bernards 45 Nash.

Christian at Hillsboro (Wm. ppd. BOYS Pearl 69, Antioch 53 Stratford 53, Overton 38 East 71, North 53 Hendersonville 69, Madison (1 Maplewood 68, McGavock S3 Mt. Juliet at Lebanon, ppd. Bellvue 77, Fairview 45 TPS 43, Joelton 37 Nash.

Christian at Hillsboro (Wm. Co.) ppd. -University School 53, Castle Heights MIDSTATE BOYS Gaines boro 59, Putnam Co 44 Tullahoma 77, Shelbyville 49 Riverdale 60, Gallatin 59 CMA 51, St. Andrews 47 Lynnville 68, Campbellsville 60 Beech Hill 52, Bodenham 40 Clarkrange 50, Red Boiling Springs 39 emu Putnam Co 53, Gainesboro 45 Tullahoma 47, Shelbyville 38 Gallatin 51, Riverdale 45 CMA 49, St. Andrews 32 Campbellsville 56, Lynnville 40 Bodenham 58, Beech Hill 40 Clarkrange 45, Red Boiling Springs 33.

victory of tne season, ripping Antioch 69-53. Rickv Hockett led the xigcia ouavn, ww tin TVffirthool M'tirrQV added 13, Darrell Bell 12 nnH Michael Kinzer 11. Anitoch was sparked ly Jerrv Bates, with 19, and Donald Warrener, with-. 13. AT PEARL (69) Kinzer 11, 13.

Bell 12, Hockett 20. Wilson 1, McClendon 4, Matlock 8. an i iui.m (Wj uates iv, warrener 13, Mason 7, Tucker 4, Patton 4, Thompson 2, Gunter 2, Eastman 2. Half 42-26 Pearl. Ryan Match Postponed Yesterday's Father Ryan-Antioch dual wres-: tungmatcn was postponed yesterday because of the cold and has been tenta-.

tively reset for next Wednesday. Both teams are unbea- ten in the Class AAA NIL division. Ryan wrestles at Franklin next Wednesday and it will probably be a triangular affair also ui- volving the Bears. Action yesterday did find Nashville Christian; bombing Joelton 53-6, Bel-; levue ripping Conn 39-17, Franklin routing Ma-' plewood 57-9, Stratford edging McGavock 32-28 and Glencliff whipping- HLUSDOrO 37-27. STRATFORD 32, MCGAVOCK 28 ion Richard Schultz (M) won bv forfeit.

107 Jeff Strain (M) won by fnrfcil 114 Mike Kennedv (SI A Morris Proctor 6-2. 121 Tommy Ken- neay tsi pinnea Bruce wooas izq Reggie Allison (S) d. Jim Turney 22-L tn r1 140 Paul Reid (S) d. Mac Williams 12-8. 147 Tim Hughes (M d.

Callaway 12-4. 157 Leslie Maynard (S) won by forfeit. 169 Ray Jolly (S) pinned Jim -Hopkins in 3:55. 187 Phil Dillingham -(M) pinned Victor Richardson in 3:46. Heavyweight Joe Stalling (S) d.

Mark Hart 1-0. HANKLIN 57, MAPLEWOOD 9 98 Jay Paree (F) d. Dorrii Johnson "-i uaj rmcv 1 1 u. vurris 2:36. 105 Melvin Scales (F)p.

Maurice Watson 3: 19. 112- Mont Reader (F) p. Danny Jones 119- Terry Myers" UI UAHna IL1 -1 1 1 (r by forfeit. 126- Steven Musk (Fr d. Dennis Upkins 6-4.

132- Mike Myers, (F) by default over Clyde Jackson. 138 Rntffir William Ui A nM 8-4. 145 Ronnie Hunt (M) by forfeit, 155- Mike Geasley (F) p. Keith U.miM.. I nf -1 i.ui.

ini xwHnnin i i Mtiiw. in mincaiunner tr by forfeit. Hwv Tommv Wallar rFi Fred Riley 2:22. NASH. CHRISTIAN 53, JOELTON I inn naviB livr McClellan (NO pinned Morris (J) 1 114 Haynes (NC) won by forfeit; 121 tnompson (J) pinned Hodge (NC) 2:04: 128 Bailey (NC) won by forfeit; 134 oaDD mi; dec.

Haley (J) 7-0: 140 White (NC) won by forfeit; 147 Hunt (NC) won by forfeit; 157 Smith (NO dec. Bradshaw (J) 1545; 167 double-' forfeit; 187 Wheeler (NC) dec. fj) 10-4' Hurt Viuhmt forfeit. rj.rvn fpff vi uillcnnnnH OARurallCarfrHlwniihi forfeit 105 Greg Hearn (G) won by forfeit; 112 Richard Arriola (G) ninnnl AAA team, had to battle for its life to down stubborn Madison 69-61 last night in the Rams' gym. All-NIL Curtiss Fitts bombed home 41 points as the Commandos' only double-figure scorer.

Danny Hartman had 18 and Kelly Harned 17 for the Rams. AT MADISON (61) -Harned 17, Martin 3, Hartman 18, Gilpin 4, Monda 9, Black 10. HENDERSONVILLE (69) Webb 4, Wiley 8, Clendenen 9, Williams 4, Fitts 41, Brinkley 2, Whitaker 1. Half: Hendersonville 27-21 Stratford 53 Overton 38 Ricky Britton pumped in 20 points and Dewayne Pope added 15 to guide Stratford past Overton 53-38. Overton led 10-9 at the end of the first quarter, but was overtaken by the Spartans 23-14 by halftime and was unable to catch up after that point.

AT OVERTON (38) Belliford McPherson 4, Jackson 6, Garrett 2, Morris 8, Smith 2, McCurdy 4, McReyn-olds 4, Brown 2. STRATFORD (53) Pope 15, Jones 9, Britton 20, Petty 3, Edwards 2, White 2, Washington 2. Half: Stratford 23-14. Bellevue 77 Fairview 45 Bellevue, ranked No. 2 in the state among Class AA schools, bombed host Fairview 7745 for the Owls 11th win in 14 games.

AT FAIRVIEW (45) Mike Laze 4, Beard 10, Vaughn 21, Kimble 4, Mich Laze 2, Burgess 2, Phillips 2 BELLEVUE (77) Adams 18, Bachus 12, Perry 9, Wade 9, Elkins 12, Taylor 8, Prescott 8, Breedlove 1, Hamblen 2 Half: 18-42 Bellevue. Pioneer 70 Franklin Rd. 46 Pioneer ripped Franklin Road Academy 7046, led by Allen Duke and Beau who scored 16 points each. Kelly Perry tallied 14 for Franklin Road. AT FRANKLIN ROAD (46) Perry 14, Wax 10, Blondin 12, Adams 1, Hayes 5, Toombs 5.

PIONEER (70) Toney 7, Beazley 12, Duke 16, Pierce 13, Reed 16, Taylor 2, Downey 2, Ward 1, Fisher 1. Half: 30-24, Pioneea. TPS 43 Joelton 37 TPS followed the 17-point scoring of Randy Harris to a 43-37 victory over Joelton. JOELTON (37) Ray 3, Matthews 10, Vaughn 4, Stenberg 4, Capps 14, Miller 2. TPS (43) Harris 17, Hardiaon Kelly 5, Ivory 9, Luellen 2, Borrhies 4.

Half: 17-16, Joelton. University School 53 Castle Heights 49 LEBANON -University School fought off a second-half Castle Heights rally to preserve a 5349 victory. Fred Humphries and Ted Jones sparked the winners with 19 and 12 points, respectively. John Durham had nine and Richie Lannom eight for Heights. its association am- teams.

i Pirn SW-J 1 4 i I ft -J rf 1 it 9f.tr I 4 ty'Vy-ir 'AO' AT PEARL (62) Whitmore 38, Kinzer 18, Jarrett 6, Wiggins Ransom Griffin g. ANTIOCH (41) Covington 11, Bennett 2, Davis 14, Haight 4, Lyons 10, Arnold Darwin McGowan g. Half: Pearl 30-22. Hendersonville 54 Madison 41 Twice-beaten Hendersonville pulled away from Madison in the second half to post a 5441 triumph as Susan Dillehay and Barb Dam hit for 26 and 18 points respectively for the Lady Commandos. Patti Burger led the Ra-mettes with 16.

AT MADISON (41) -Gaines 5, White 14, Burger 16, Cooper 6, Evanson Adair Lawson g. HENDERSONVILLE (54) Dillehay 26, Dam 18, Creekmore 6, Sudehurn 3, Parsons Davis Benson g. Half: 28-22, Hendersonville. Overton 58 Stratford 46 Overton's girls upped their season record to 9-3 as Janie Coffey led a balanced offensive attack with 23 points in a 5846 win over visiting Stratford. Teresa Clay (16) and Debbie Brown (13) also hit for double figures for the Lady Bobcats while Joyce.

Powell ripped home 23 for the losers. AT OVERTON (58) Clay 16, Coffey 23. Slagle 6, Brown 13, Davy Hall Driver g. STRATFORD- (46) Bearden 6, Dickerson 3, Powell 23, Pritchett 14, Kanaby Williams Davenport Half: Overton 33-17. Hillwood 56 Glencliff 33 Hillwood improved its record to 8-6 as Cindy Couch hit for 24 and Julie Frierson 19 to pace a 56-33 win over Glencliff.

AT HILLWOOD (56) Couch 24, Frierson 19, Travis 7, Moore 6, Hall Martin Barnett g. GLENCLIFF (33) Ledbetter Francis 18, Cunningham 4, Hughes Whitaker Hughes Wood g. Half: 25-12 Hillwood. No More Baskets For Metro Teams tice or games. "Hopefully, we'll have a break in the weather real soon, but all athletic activities, including wrestling, are cancelled until further notice," said Harris.

Slo-Pitch Group Files Suit Staff Photo by till iosley Maplewood guard Carolyn Sharpe seems to have grown an extra pair of arms to cope with McGavock in last night's close NIL contest. Maplewood edged McGavock by two points, 46-44, in that contest. For Inter-Association Play Trevecca Falls 96-78 A softball association has filed suit in federal court here charging that another amateur softball association is in violation of a court order which outlaws restrictions against certain teams playing against one another. The suit, filed bv the United States Slo-Pifch Rnfrhaii Dwtght Smith, 119-Robert Half. kins (H) dec.

Rod Hall (G), 6-5; 126- Bobby Davenport (G) pinned Dwayne Parker, 2: 28; 132-Tommy Wheeler (Gk. won by forfeit; 138 Ricky Lowry (G) dec. Bob Ward, 15-4; 145 Billy Pugo (G) pinned Nassar Perry, 155 Robert McGrath (G) dec. Mailt McCann.M; 167 Carl Hudson (H) won by forfeit; 185 Reggie Simpson (H) by forfeit; Heavy-Fred Hill (H) -ill r. I Association (USSSA), charges that the Amateur Soft- the field for 43.5 per cent There will be no more while Bryan shot a sizzling basketball games involv-58 per cent from the field ing Metro schools until on 45 of 78 shots.

From the further notice, Athletic charity stripe, the Trojans Director Bill Harris said hit 75 per cent while Bryan yesterday, only hit 55 per cent. Metro schools have been Trevecca host Mid- shut down due to the recent America Nazarene Col- cold wave and gyms will lege Friday at 7:30 p.m. not be available for prac wwhi i.i, v. puiuiiuig teams ances" from playing USSSA 98 Sylvester Kelly (B) won forfeit; 105 Larry Payne (C) dec. DAYTON Led by Jerry Cline's 32 points and 13 rebounds, Bryan College defeated Trevecca Nazarene 96-78 last night, uppingits season record to 10-6.

Richard Harrison dumped in 18 points for the losing Trojans while Rick Furr added 17. Blanchard Howard scored 15 points and pulled down nine rebounds. The loss dropped Trevecca's record to 5-9 on the year. Statistically, Trevecca hit on 30 of 69 shots from IT ASKS a federal judge to order the Amateur association into compliance with the agreed court order. The 1975 order was handed down after another suit was settled.

That complaint challenged certain Amateur association regulations as being in violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Fred Thompson and G. Nelson Forrester are the attorneys who filed the recent suit. r.enny naye ibj hi can iang--bum (B) won by forfeit; 119 Mark Phillips (C) dec. Ben Hibbita (B) 4-1 126, Harold Brooks (C) dec.

Bobby New. port (B) 6-3; 132 Wayne Peterson (B) won by forfeit; 138 Mark Boyd (CI pinned Steve Davis (B) 145 -Tommy Mundy (B) pinned Harold Odle- (C) 155 Jimmy McCool (C) dec. Greg Gass (B) 9-7; 167 KeUy Reagan (B) dec. Roger Elisor (C) 4-2; 185 Jesse Swinger (B) pinned Ed Lokey (C) Hwt. Sammy Whithead (B) pinned Theodore Ash worth (C) 1:24.

for its homecoming game, and again at 2:30 Saturday sfternoon. AT BRYAN (96) Cline 12, Johnson 21, Poole 11, Sanders 10. McDowell 14, Hathaway 4, Davis 2, Jones 2. TREVECCA (78) Howard 15, Beam I. Furr 17.

Harrison 18. Hill 11, Harris Stevenson 5. Layman 2. Half: Bryan 48-41..