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Windsor Dukes (or
are the girls known as

Dukettes?) have
captured the North
Shore Senior Girls
Basketball cham-

pionship with a 39-28
win over the favored
Carson Graham Eagles
last week.

Dukes, who finished the
regular season just behind
Carson Graham, found the
measure of success in the
double loss knockout
tournament and handed
Eagles two losses last week
against only one defeat.

Hillside and St. Thomas
made up the other two teams
in the four team cham-
pionship round.

On their way to the title
Windsor knocked off
Hillside 63-31 in their first
game of the tournament then
turned around the following
day and downed St. Thomas
49-40.

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Eagles, on the other hand
got off on the wrong foot
when they were upset by St.
Thomas 47-45 in their
opening round before
coming back the next day to
down Hillside 46-38.

Carson then advanced to
the final round by downing
St. Thomas last Wednesday.

Trying to regain their
league leading form, Eagles
came up with a tough 48-45
overtime win against Dukes
last Thursday in what was a
do-or-die situation. If Eagles
had lost, it would have been
all over

As it was they postponed
the end result for one day, to
Fnday, when Dukes came
up with an inspired per-
tormance to down Carson
39-28 for the championship.

Cathy Herbert led the way
for Dukes in the title game
with 12 points followed by
Joyce Steer and Karen Old,
each with 12.

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