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Mount Carmel too much for Hales
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James Farr knows Mount Carmel tradition. He was the point guard
when the Caravan won the Class AA state basketball title in 1985.
Perhaps if he had suited up Monday against his alma mater, Hales
Franciscan would have had a chance.
Farr, an assistant, filled in for ailing Hales coach Tom Shields
and was without the services of point guard Tunji Thurmon, who also
had the flu. Mount Carmel routed the hosts 67-53 in the Catholic
League.
Twelve players scored for Mount Carmel (14...
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