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Bowlers Roll First Match Today
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The UNC-C Bowlers open their
1967-68 season today with a DIAC
postal match against The College
ot Charleston.
As in other Postal Matches, each
team will roll on its own home
lanes, and send the results to a
league secretary. Scoring is the
same for both postal and have to
face matches.
For each winning game, one
point is awarded, for a total of
three possible points in the three
games. One bonus point is also
awarded for the greatest total
number of pins. Thus, a team could
tie a match while only winning one
of the three games. League stand
ing is determined by the number
of points amassed over the season.
There is also a face-to-face con
ference tournament, which will
be held at N. C. Wesleyan this
March.
Ibe 49’ers will have at least
four face-to-face matches during
the regular season, two at home,
and two away. Four other matches
will be conducted onapostalbasis,
and it is hoped that the team will
be able to travel to Wesleyan in
February, in order to gain some
experience on the DIAC lanes.
The starting five rollers will
probably be William Crenshaw,
who is a returning letterman,
Harry Griffin, also a letterman,
Jerold Hensley, a freshman, Don
ald Hudgins, a junior, and Robert
Kendrick, another freshman. Rob
ert Alexander, who rolled two
years ago for Charlotte, and John
Gaither, a returning letterman are
two top contenders to break into
the line-up, either as starters, or
as substitutes, which are allowed
in the league matches.
Stephen Lee, Ronald Sides, Kurt
Taube, and Eric Underwood round
out the squad, to give it good
depth.
The team has been warming up
with practice frames, and a lot
of spare bowling, in which certain
pin combinations are set up. Each
team member has been rolling
three lines on his own, plus three
more at practice, which meets on
Wednesdays, from 3 to 5:30. Ac-
coring to Dean McKay, coach, the
team has been looking real good.
Bowling
Schedule
Charleston
St. Andrews*
Lynchburg
Wesleyan
Methodist*
Charleston
St. Andrews**
Lynchburg
Wesleyan**
Methodist**
DIAC tournament at
Wesleyan
*face-to-face, home. **face-to-
face, away. All others are postal
matches.
Nov. 29
Dec. 6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Jan. 10
Jan. 17
Jan. 24
Jan. 31
Feb. 7
Feb. 14
Mar. 2
Union Recreation
Tonrney Opens 4th
BY BEN CHAVIS
McNeely Picks All Star Team
The University Student Union
will start the ACU-1 intramural
tournament on December 4, 1967.
The events this year include Dup
licate Bridge, Men’s Elimination
Pocket Billiards, Woman’s Eli
mination Pocket Billiards, Chess,
and Table Tennis, Doubles and
Singles.
Eligibility is open to all full
time students. Registration for
the tournament will be held in the
Recreation Room of the Student
Union from November 27, 1967
until December 1, 1967. The entry
tee tor each event is only $.75.
This fee can be paid in the Rec
reation Room during the regis
tration period.
The winner and runner-up of
each event will receive a trophy
or an award. Also campus win
ners will be qualified to parti
cipate in the ACU-I Region V
Tournaments hosted by East Caro
lina University, Greenville, N.C.,
on February 8, 9, and 10.
BY PAT McNEELY
Hello there sports fans, and
once again it’s time for the annual
announcement of “McNEELY’S
ALL-STARS”. Traditionally, each
year I choose an intramural foot
ball team from the members of
the eight league teams, here at
UNC-C. These men have shown
the greatest ability and are des
erving of our praise. The follow
ing choices are those of the author
and reflect no opinion of the JOUR
NAL, nor the athletic department.
I have chosen the name first
and second teams without regard
to position because of the diversity
of positions most players assume.
Drum-roll please!
The starting nine are:
Ronnie Payne (Animals), David
Corry (Gladiators), George Lloyd
(APO “Lovers”), Jerry Overcash
(Sophomore-Juniors), Mdie Good-
all (Business Club), John Mims
(Animals), Tal Phillips (Fresh
men), Brad Watson (Engineers),
Hank Rivers (Animals).
The McNeely All-Stars second
team consists of:
Don Melvin (APO “Lovers”),
Ronnie Geddings (Freshmen),
Richard McCotter (Business Club),
Norman Scott (Gladiators), Terry
Whitt (Animals), Ronnie Bassin-
ger (Action), Gusty Briggs (Ani
mals), Rick Matheney (Animals),
Dave Taylor (APO “Lovers”).
Honorable mention goes to:
Kent Carlisle (Animals), Donald
Morgan (Freshmen), Lane Hurley
(Action), Ben Chavis (Action), Bill
Billups (Animals), Dave Clonin-
ger (APO “Lovers”), Larry Kirk
patrick (APO “Lovers”), Bucky
Weston (Animals), Sam Berry
(Engineers), Darryel Seism (APO
“Lovers”), and Pat Queen (Ani
mals).
Special Awards:
“Wagging-Tongue Award”: Dan
Wilson (Business Club)
“Hard-Luck Team Award”:
APO “Lovers”
“Good-Sportsmanship Team
Award”: (No team qualified)
“Coach-of-the-Year Award”:
It was a toss-up between Rick
Dancy and myself, and I won the
toss.)
“Golden-Whistle Award”: Ro
land DeLoach, Official.
“Monday-Morning Quarterback
Award”: Ron Bassinger (Action)
“Goodyear Blimp Award”: Dick
Latty (APO “Lovers”)
And last but not least, 1 hereby
award the coveted “McNeely
Trophy” to the player who has
shown the most outstanding quali
ties of ability, desire, sportsman
ship, spirit, leadership and enus-
iasm to Ronnie Payne of the Ani
mals.
(Ed. note: Watch for the
“official” elected all-stars.
Coming soon!)
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APO
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Gladiators
Animals
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12
Gladiators 0
Fresh. 0 (tie)
Fresh. 0
Soph.-Jrs. 0
Business 0
Action 0
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