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Animals Beat All Stars In Classic
Football Game , 12-7 -Season Ends
watch the game. A fitting end
for a good season?
BY ROD SMITH
The intramural “All Stars”
met the league champion Animals
in a classic touch football game
on November 28. The “Stars”
were elected by the players in
the league and consist of the
following: Eddie Goodall, Darryl
Seism, George Lloyd, Dave Tay
lor, Norman Scott, Richard Mc-
Cotter, Jerry Overcash, Tal
Phillips, Louis Thom, H. B. Wat
son, Lee Atkins, Ben Chavis, Ron
Basinger, C. N. Cunningham,
Larry Geddings, and captain
David Corey.
The game was a hard-fought
comedy of errors. The first half,
scoreless and filled with inter
ceptions, ended in a sub-freezing
stalemate. “The Play” of the
first half was a multiple-injury
affair with three men going dovra,
two of them for the count. The
“Stars” almost scored on a be
autiful pass from Norman Scott
to David Corey deep in Animal
territory, but were unable to
capitalize and score.
The second half of play was
more indicative of the type of
play that has characterized the
entire season. The undefeated
Animals scored early on a pass
from Weston to Whitt to Rivers.
They scored again on the fluke
play of the season. Scott of the
“Stars” mistook Weston tor one
of his own players and threw him
the ball deep in “Star” terri
tory. Weston calmly trotted into
the end zone. The Animals failed
to convert either extra point at
tempt and the “Stars” roared
back to score on a pass from
GoodaU to Seism late in the
game. The extra point was good
on a pass.
An outside kick attempt failed,
but the Animals could not move
and Mims was forced to punt.
The *^Stars” tried desperately
for a comeback but failed as
Uie game ended in a Pat Queen
interception of a pass.
Few spectators and fewer of
ficials braved the weather to
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49’ersLose First DIAC Game
To N. C. Wesleyan 71-69
BY ROD SMITH
The 49’ers dropped their first
DIAC basketball game last
Friday night to North Carolina
Wesleyan by a score of 71-69.
The first half was a touch-and-
go affair that ended with the
49’ers ahead 29-28, by virtue of
Gary Cress’ hot hand.
Cress cooled off the second
half, but Anthony, Snipes, and
Lemmond took upthe slack. Wes
leyan got hot at the beginning of
the second half, but the 49’ers
fought back and took a 12 point
lead with twelve minutes left in
the game on the scoring ofSnipes
and the rebounding of Donahue.
Then Wesleyan ripped off 12
consecutive points. With 7:35re
maining the score read 51-49 in
favor of Charlotte. The game
continued evenly until, with 59
seconds showing on the clock,
Wesleyan pulled ahead, 71-69.
Price of Wesleyan forced Anthony
into a jump situation under the
49’ers basket. The 49’er? got the
ball, but failed to score. With
:02 left in the game. Snipes
intentionally fouled Price in a
last ditch effort to get the ball,
but the strategy failed and the
49’ers were left on the short end
of a 71-69 score.
Wesleyan was led by Felts (16
points), Dickens (15 points)
Keyes and Dixon (12 points each),
and Sutton ( 8 points). Bob Lem
mond of Charlotte wowed the
home crowd with a total of 17
points, high tor the game.
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The 49ers found themselves
badly outclassed late Tuesday
night, and dropped their opening
game to Guilford College, 125-51.
The 74 point margin is indicative
of the evenness with which the
two teams were matched.
From the opening tap-off, the
49ers fell to a nine point dis
advantage before Pete Donahue
Tar Heels
Look
Toughest
BY ROD SMITH
With Larry Miller, Charlie
Scott, Dick Grubar, Rusty Clark,
Bill Bunting, and Joe Brown on
the scene. Dean Smith’s Tar
Heels look tougher this year than
ever before. But can they take
Dook (Golden and Lewis) and
South Carolina (Thompson, Har-
like, Gregor, and Standard) ?
And, if so, how do the Tar Heels
compare with the likes of David
son, Houston, Louisville, Van
derbilt, Kansas, Boston Col
lege, and of course, mighty
ucla/ Thus far, who can say?
In an attempt to give answers
to at least some of these ques
tions, several UNC-Chapel Hill
students, under the leadership
of former Journal staffer and
present Daily Tar Heel sports
editor Larry Keith, have pub
lished a 16-page report on the
Chap>el Hill roundballers in news
paper form. These detailed re-
x>rts appear to be well-docu
mented and accurate. . For only
a quarter you can pick up a copy
at the Union desk. Get yours
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TP
Anthony
4
7-12
15
Basinger
0
3-4
3
Carter
2
1-2
5
Cress
6
2-3
14
Donahue
0
1-1
1
Lemmond
7
3-6
17
Snipes
6
2-5
14
UNC-C
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43
69
Wesleyan
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43
71
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opened the Charlotte scoring.
The Quakers continued to run
away with the action, as Coach
Murphy substituted, vainly trying
to slow them down. But for the
luckless 49ers, the baskets
seemed closed. The first half
ended with Charlotte on the short
end of an 18-67 score, having
shot only 17% in the first half.
Early in the second half, Guil
ford coach. Jack Steele, began
to pull his starters, and UNC-
C’s B. bailers were better able
to run with the Quaker second
unit. Nevertheless, the damage
had been done, by the likes of
All-American Bob Kauffman who
was high scorer with 25 points,
and top rebounder with 14. Cliff-
ton Whitaker added 14, as did
Ed Fellers, while Pat Moriarty
finished with 24.
Jerry Anthony played a tre
mendous defensive game, and
also tied with Ben Basinger tor
scoring honors, with 12 apiece.
Gary Cress added 11, and Bob
Lemmond had 7.
Reid Carter came into the
game late, but endeared him
self to 49er fans forever. With
a slow set shot from the outside,
he hit for his only two points
of the game.
Later, he fed the ball to Jerry
Anthony under the basket, as
Jerry went up for two points.
Not bad for the shortest man
on the squad.
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