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SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1971 - 1972
December 1
Wed.
The Citadel Frosh
Charleston, S. C.
6:00
3
Fri.
Wilkes Comm. College
North Wilkesboro
7:30
4
Sat.
Surry Comm. College
Dobson
7:30
6
Mon.
Southwood Jr. College
Chadbourn
7:30
9
Thurs.
Fayetteville Tech.
Fayetteville
7:30
11
Sat.
Gaston College
Chadbourn
7:30
13
Mon.
Coastal Carolina
Comm. College
Jacksonville
7:30
15
Wed.
Lenoir Comm. College
Chadbourn
7:30
January 6
Thurs.
Wayne Comm. College
Chadbourn
7:30
11
Tues.
King’s College
Raleigh
7:30
14
Fri.
Wilke’s Comm. College
Chadbourn
7:30
19
Wed.
Fayetteville Tech.
Chadbourn
7:30
21
Fri.
Southwood Jr. College
Salemburg
7:30
22
Sat.
Coastal Carolina
Comm. College
Chadbourn
7:30
24
Mon.
Sandhills Comm. College
Southern Pines
7:30
26
Wed.
Lenior Comm. College
BCinston
7:30
29
Sat.
Chesapeake Comm. College
Chadbourn
7:30
31
Mon.
Wayne Comm. College
Goldsboro
7:30
February 4
Fri.
Chesapeake Comm. College
Chesapeake, Va.
7:30
5
Sat.
College of Albemarle
Elizabeth City
7:30
7
Mon.
Sandhills Comm. College
Chadbourn
7:30
11
Fri.
Surry Comm. College
Chadbourn
7:30
12
Sat.
Gaston College
Belmont Abby
6:00
17
Thurs.
King’s College
Chadbourn
7:30
24
Fri.
NCCCAC
Kinston
25
Sat.
NCCCAC
Kinston
ALL HOME GAMES PLAYED IN THE OLD CHADBOURN HIGH SCHOOL GYM IN
CHADBOURN, NORTH CAROLINA
Southeastern
knocks off
Southwood
The game started out with
a tip. A1 Flowers scored four
straight points to put the
Rams out by 8 points, but
something happened about a
minute before half time; the
ballgame was tied. It stayed
like that until half time; at
the end of the first half the
score was tied 47 to 47. In the
second half the score
remained tied until A1
Flowers made one of his long
jumpers to break the tie.
It was an exciting game the
whole way through; everyone
was tense. For the Rams A1
Flowers caged 35 points;
Danny Major, 17; Robert
Geter, 17; Ronnie Jones, 12;
Ronnie Taylor, 13; Frank
Alston, 2; Henry Jamison, 12;
Otis Jones, 2; Johnny Ben-
bow; Buddy Mintz, 0. Josh
Todd. That gave the Rams a
total of 110 points to bring
victory to Southeastern
coached by Herschel Walsh.
For Southwood: V. Or
mond, 32: Greg, 24: B.
Monroe 13; D. Bullock, 11;
A1 Denton, 9; W. Ellis, 5; and
S. Smith, 2.
Ronnie
Gets
Jones
By FRANK O’BRIEN
Ronnie Jones, 6-foot-5
sparkplug of the
Southeastern Community
College Rams basketball
team, has been awarded the
Fourth Annual Jiggs Powers
Scholarship which goes to a
qualified student who par
ticipates in Southeastern’s
intercollegiate athletic
program.
Jones is a sophomore at
Southeastern and won
numerous honors for his
outstanding basketball play
during the 1970-71 seasor^He
is expected to take up this
season where he left off last
year as the key performer on
the Rams’ team.
He is a native of New York
and was named to the New
York City All-Scholastic
Team in his senior year in
high school. He came South
and played partof a season at
Laurinburg Institute, before
doming to Southeastern.
His selection was an
nounced this week by Her
schel Walsh, basketball
coach at Southeastern, and
by Jiggs Powers, sports
editor of the Whiteville News
Reporter. Powers is a
veteran sports editor,
covering scholastic and
collegiate athletics for nei^ly
25 years. Both Powers and
Walsh expressed pleasure
with the Jones selection,
Coach Walsh describes him
as capable of playing on
many major college teams.
Jones averaged 19 points
and 16 rebounds per game
last year while the Rams
were having only a so-so
season. He was impressive in
the state community college
tournament, averaging 23
points and 17 rebounds. He
was named Most Valuable
Player in the N.C. Com
munity College . Athletic
Conference last year. He
made the All-Conference
team and the All-Community
College Region 10 team,
composed of the two
Carolinas, Virginia and West
Virginia.
His outstanding play, as
well as being a good student,
has attracted the interest of
several larger institutions,
including Pembroke State,
UNC-Wilmington, Western
Kentucky, and Wake Forest.
He is the son of Mrs. Alice
Morgan of New York City.
“I feel that when you have
a winning team you enjoy the
game much better. You’re
not afraid to get your feeling
really up because you feel
you are going to come out on
top...
Sam E. Flowers
Wishing one and all
Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year
from
William A. Harper and
Family
you.
SOUTHEASTERN BASKETBALL ROSTER
NO.
NAME
POS.
1971 -
HT.
1972
WT.
YR.
HOME TOWN
44
*Ronnie Jones
F
6’5”
195
So.
N.Y., N.Y.
34
Henry Jamieson
F
6’5”
184
So.
Orlanda, Fla.
30
Robert Geter
F
6’5”
170
Fr.
Columbia, S.C.
22
*Josh Todd
F
6’0”
170
So.
Clarendon, N. C
42
Frank Alston
C
6’6”
195
Fr.
Columbia, S.C.
14
*Ronnie Taylor
G
6’0”
165
So.
Columbia, S.C.
24
Nathanial Major
G
5’10”
150
So.
N.Y.,N.Y.
50
A1 Flowers
G
6’0”
155
Fr.
Columbia, S.C.
10
Joe Locklear
G
6’1”
160
Fr.
Pembroke, N.C.
12
Johnny Benbow
G
5’11”
165
Fr.
Columbia, S.C.
32
Otis Jones
F
6’4”
175
Fr.
Columbia, S.C.
40
Buddy Mintz
G
5’10”
160
Fr.
Ash, N.C.
COACH:
MGR:
COLORS:
NICKNAME:
*
HERSCHEL WALSH
CARLTON McDOWELL
ORANGE & WHITE
RAMS
LETTERMEN
C-A.