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Have Ball, Will Travel reads
the card of the AC basketball
team- The Bulldogs have not
played in Wilson Gym since Nov.
23 when they routed Pembroke
State University 91-66. Since that
time the Dogs have traveled
from Greensboro to Orlando,
Fla. stopping intermittenly in
ffiJson for short rests.
AC’s first game of the year
also brought their first loss at
the hands of the High Point
purple Panthers.
Not being down and out, the
Dogs bounced back with their
rout over the Pembroke State
Braves. Fresh from theiw win,
the Dogs set off for Burlington to
participate in the Burlington
CivitanTournament. The jinx of
the road all started here. AC
dropped both game in the
tovrney, losing to Western
Carolina in the opening game
and to Carolinas Conference foe,
Elon College.
The AC team left for the Citrus
Invitational Tournament the
following Thursday in Lakeland
Fla. The course of the road was
still behind them. AC met
Bethune-Cookman in the
opening game and lost 105-77.
Bryan Chalk showed tremen-
dious ability pouring in 23 points
with Cliff Black not far behind
with 22. In the consolation game
Saturday night, The Bulldogs
took on La Grange College also
of Florida and were overcome
86-80. The Dogs showed a very
even attack placing four men in
double figures with Chalk
leading in collecting 21.
On their return trip to Wilson,
the team stopped off in Orlando,
Fla. to challenge Rollins
College. (You remember, that
Rollins beat Georgia and
Georgia beat NC State — for
whatever its worth)
The Rollins team had a
slugfest literally knocking
Bryan Chalk out of the game and
requiring Joe Jeffcoat to receive
stitches for a laceration under
the eye. Rollins took the contest
in a hard “fought” battle 107-98.
Thus the Bulldogs stand 1-7
and still have one more game on
the road before coming home to
Wilson Gym. The team will meet
Elon College at Elon Thursday
night trying to revenge a loss to
the Fighting Christians in the
Burlington Civitan Tournament,
and will also be trying to shake
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the curse of the road.
Saturday night the Bulldogs
will be home against Lenoir
Rhyne Bears. The Bears took
third place inthe Conference last
year and downed AC twice.
Turkey Day
The annual, men’s intramural
sponsored Turkey Day Races
were held Monday, November
23, the day before Thanksgiving
Holidays began. The winner
received a turkey; second, third,
fourth, and fifth place finishers
received a cake.
The winner was freshman
Chuck Fairchild, a Waters Hall
resident from Richmond, Va.
Second place went to Baxter
Carr, third place to Ronnie
Jones, fourth to Jim Adcox, and
fifth to Mike Hughes.
In order to run on Monday,
each runner had to qualify on the
preceding Thursday by walking
the course at Toisnot.
Each runner who finished the
race received two points con
cerning the Intramural
program. The winner got 40
points, second place got 30
points, third received 20 points
and fourth place merited 10
points. So far as intramural
team points, Sigma Phi Epsilon
dominated the event by having
Carr, Jones, and Adcox take
AC 5-2
The A.C. Girl’s Volleyball
Team ended their season with
matches against Campbell and
East Carolina, their only two of
the season at home.
Against Campbell, the girls
got off to a slow start and lost the
first game 15-7 to the Buies
Creek teeam. The next two
games were pretty easy for the
A.C. girls who won 15-3 behind
the scoring of Vicki Gilbert, and
15-7 on the lead scoring of Diane
Williams.
The AC Junior Varsity took the
first two-games 15-12 and 15-9
with little trouble. Phaff and
Dawson were leading scorers
respectively in the two games.
East Carolina took both
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second, third, and fourth places,
good for 60 points. In addition,
they received 36 points for
having eighteen contestants,
giving them a total of 96 points
for the event.
Alpha Sigma Phi obtained 42
points from the event by having
twenty-one contestants, and
Delta Sigma Phi received 28
points, having fourteen runners
representing them.
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