1967
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By bill SMOAK
1967 ACC golf team fea-
L a veteran lineup of return-
. lettermen. Wayne Bynum,
Un Fulp, Nick Serba and
, Quinn are seniors return-
for their final trips around
u Jinis.
fjobu Alford, the Wendell ama-
L js back and is a two-year
fcuian. Alford is a junior.
L Mayfield rounds out the
m six. Mayfield is a transfer
from N. C. State and is
r junior. Bill Cook, sophomore,
led Johnnie McDustial, a Wil-
'j5 boy, complete the squad.
lAttempting a comeback this
f3T after being out of action
jst year due to personal rea
ms is Booty Gale. Cale is not
W at his best right now,
« with his type of determina-
pn, improvement will be on the
lay.
iTSe golf team dropped their
rst match to Campbell College
‘ f a 13-11 score. Campbell has
I je of the finest teams in the
* a!e and the match with ACC
down to the final four-
me. Next home match is Sat-
rday morning at Happy Valley,
Baseball
The ACC baseball team has
otten off to a rather dismal
ial start, dropping five of their
j 'fst six games. 'Rie picture may
ct he as dark as it may seem
8 only one of these losses were
' gaisst conference opponents
M Point defeated ACC 6-1 and
, I considered among the top
'Vce teams in the conference.
“Tlie Bulldogs trouble has been
nimarily a lack of hitting. Only
' “iicher Joe Willis has been able
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to solve the opposition’s pitching.
He has six hits in 12 trips to
the plate for a very fine 500
average.
Wade Johnson, senior right
hander, has pitched 10 innings
without giving up an earned run
to lead the pitching.
ACC plays Newberry away
Saturday and the next home
game is April 12.
Tennis
The ACC tennis team is among
the leaders in the conference
with a 2-0 record. High Point
and Elon have been the victims
thus far with more to come.
These conference victories
were earned with Gary McMahon
unable to make the trips due to
being confined to the school in
firmary. I. V. Thompson, David
Hales, Eddie Gwaltny, George
Rainey, and Bill Bootright were
the players winning their match
es in the 2-0 record. The next
home match is with Appalachian
on Friday and Saturday.
Track
The ACC track team dropped
their opening meet to High
Point 91-54. Earning points for
ACC were in the 100 yard dash,
Hackett and Landen first and
second; 220, Hackett and Landen
second and third; 440, Hill
third; 880, Hooks and Owens
second and third; mile. Hooks
third; two-mile, Cooke and Hooks
second and third; 120 hurdles,
Gibbs third; 330 hurdles, Swan-
ker third; pole vault, Swanker
and Owens first and third high
jump, Gilmore, first; long jump,
Wilkens, second; shot put, Jones
and Schwab, second and third;
discus, Schwab, second; javelin,
Griffin and Swankee, first and
third. The next meet is Friday
at Campbell.
Receives Honor
Larry Jones, captain of the
1966-67 basketball team has re
cently been named to the Hon
orable Mention roster of the All-
American N.A.LA, Team.
Prior to this honor, Jones had
been selected as a member of
the 10-man All-Carolinas Confer
ence Team and the 10-man Dis
trict 26 N.A.LA. Team.
According to Coach Ira Nor
folk, team captain Jones’ per
formance “was instrumental in
the ACC team attaining their
first winning season in six years
and completing their season as
the fifth ranked team in the
nation in the N.A.LA. final sta
tistics in team field- goal ac-
ACC’s Golf Team
curacy with a .525 percentage.”
Miscellaneous
Nick Serba and Bob Coving
ton, both business majors at
ACC have been named to the
Carolina Conference All Aca
demic Basketball team. It might
be said that they are “back in
the saddle” as they were on
the team last year. Serba is a
senior from Wilson and Coving
ton a sophomore from Rocking
ham.
Three members of the ACC
baseball team have been named
to the Dean’s list at ACC. Watt
Moore and Wade Johnson, P. E.
majors and Joe Willis, a physics
major, were named. This certain
ly speaks well for the student
athletes at ACC.
Notice
The ACC baseball team won
their first Carolina Conference
victory Tuesday with a 3-1 vic
tory over Guilford. Wade John
son went the distance and moved
his record to 2-0. Chuck Fleet’s
double with two on in the eighth
Inducts Sisters
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
welcomes to its sisterhood two
new sisters. They are Julie Artz
and Sandy Hogge. They were ini
tiated into the Gamma IX chap
ter Friday, March 31 at the
Presbyterian Church in Wilson.
The two new sisters along
with the other Zigma sisters ate
breakfast Sunday morning at
Howard Johnson’s Restaurant,
after which everyone attended
the Presbyterian Church.
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won the game and broke a 1-1
deadlock.
The ACC tennis team defeated
Phieffer 4-3 in a Carolina Con
ference match. ACC now stands
3-0 in the conference. More on
these two events next week.
Ruffles Collins, Johnnie Bis-
sette, Beverly Moore and Judy
Youngblood are the new Tri-
Sigma pledges.
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