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THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 196g
3-1 RECORD FOR GRAPPLERS;
ROBINSON UNBEATEN IN FOUR
By SHARON WEBER
Larry RobinsonandJanBart
lett emerged as the only vic
tors in last Tuesday’s wrest
ling match against the Wilming
ton Seahawks at Wilmington.
This is the first loss of the
season for the grapplers and
their record now .stands at 3
wins against a single loss. Ro
binson, who wrestles at 130,
remains the only man on the
team who is undefeated, hav
ing gained two pins, one de
cision and one forfeit.
The Wilmington match open
ed with a draw between Dean
Leake and his opponent at 123
followed by Robinson with a 13-3
decision over his man. Jan
Bartlett won the only other
match for the Knights with an
11-4 decision over his man at
the 152 weight class. Wilming
ton scored three pins and three
decisions in defeating SA.
Heavyweight Frank Powell fell
from the undefeated ranks as he
dropped a 2-1 decision to the
Seahawks heavyweight.
In the matches before Christ7
mas the grapplers defeated N,C.
Wesleyan, U.N.C. at Greens
boro and Lynchburg College.
With the loss of Charlie John
son because of health, the team
is at present without a coach,
which will hinder the team un
less a new overseer is found.
Saturday night, the grapplers
face off against East Carolina
University. ECU has beaten,
Wilmington 30-3 and will give
the Knights an excellent battle.
Also losing for St. Andrews
for the first time this year were
Tom Teal, Yank Albers, and
Denny Dodson. The squad re
mains, however, undefeated in
conference competition with
victories over Wesleyan and
Lynchburg.
BLITZING up the middle for a lay-up is Captain Guy Starling
in recent action against the College of Charleston. Starling’s
game total of 28 points against the Maroons is a new personal
high for the Senior.
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SANDY HARRIS’ camera catches Larry “Bullet” Robinson in a near pin combination against
a N.C. Wesleyan opponent. Robinson leads the SA grapplers this season by carrying the sole
undefeated mark for the first four matches.
Hannas Sets Scoring Mark
A 38 point scoring barage by
Craig Hannas set a school re
cord but it was all in vain as
the Wilmington Sea Hawks
trounced the Knights 90-73. His
effort erased Benny Brock-
well’s high of 33 set in 1965.
Seeking revenge last Tuesday
night the Knights hosted Wil
mington but were outshot by
thirty points, 88-58. Tony Fer
nandez and Guy Starling led the
Knight attack with 13 points
apiece. Hannas hit for 11 and
grabbed 16 rebounds to set a
season high in that department.
SA played well during the open
ing ten minutes but a poor 30%
from the field resulted in their
loss.
Last Saturday night The Col
lege of Charleston traveled to
Laurinburg only to be handed a
91-75 defeat by Coach Boyd’s
men. Guy Starling reached a
personal high for his career as
he led the Knight attack with.
■28 points. Starling dropped in
12 of 14 attempts from the floor
for an outstanding 85% and
worked the boards for seven
rebounds. Hannas contributed
23 points to the winning effort
and pulled down 14 rebounds.
Rusty Lester collected 17 tal
lies and played a fine floor
game. As a team, the Knights
landed 56% of all their shots
which is a season high.
During the Christmas holi
days, the Knights lost to
Greensboro College 75-60 and
U.N.C. at Greensboro, 70-67.
Against Greensboro College
Ray Killian scored 14 points for
a personal high for this season.
U.N.C. at Greensboro squeaked
by the Knights as Rusty Lester
registered 18 points for the lo-
Tomorrow night the Knights
face Pfeiffer College and will
carry an 6-6 record into that,
contest. Hannas leads the team
in scoring and rebounding with a
15.7 and 12.5 averages respec
tively. The team’s 12 game
average is 72.2 while their op
ponents have averaged 74.0,
Keglers Tops in DIAC
For the third consecutive
year, the St. Andrews bowling
team is leading the DIAC pace
at the 21 game mark. With a
16-5 game record, the Knights
are assured of a tie for first
place with an overall 22-6 re
cord, winning 6 of 7 match
points.
A 3-1 victory over the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Charlotte yesterday assured
the squad of a tie should the
College of Charleston take a
four game sweep in their match
this week. The team dropped the
first game by 50 pins, 827-777,
recovering with scores of 776-
757, and 914-727 todefeatUNC-
C 2467-2311. Judson Duffee led
the team with a 527 set and a
219 third game finish.
The Knights are presently
carrying a team average of
869, a mark which is tied only
by the College of Charleston,
Leading the team in average is
Ed Butterworth with a 179, fol
lowed by John Burchill, 178,
Judson Duffee, 174, Frank Li-
gon, 172, and Joe Junod, 171.
Freshman Rodney Ferguson,
transferring at the semester,
carried a 179 previous to his
departure. Butterworth, Bur-
chill, Ferguson, and Ligon, with
18 games each, were last week
listed as the 2nd, 3rd, 4th,
and 9th top bowlers in the
DIAC.
Last week in a match between
The College of Charleston and
U.N.C. at Charlotte, Charleston
set two new league records; a
single game high of 1018 and a
high three game set of 2812.
Previously, St. Andrews held
both records.
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