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the collegiate
Women’s Basketball
Bulldogs .... Practice, Practice, Practice!
Intramurals : Deltas Shock Hackney I
|{\ ( AKOl.YN STKVKNS
The ACC women travelled to
Raleigh Monday night to take on
the women of Peace. Going with
a defensive attitude the Puppies
knew they would have to play
tough which thev did.
The first half the Puppies
looked pretty good and kept
within 4 to 6 points most of the
half. Then Peace stretched the
lead some but the ACC gang kept
up the best they could. The
Puppies’ shooting was off the
first half only hitting 11 out of 50,
but the rebounding looked pretty
go(xi with 36 "big ones”. The
scoring at halftime was spread
out with Debbie Purvis leading
with 8 followed by Connie Hines
and Carolyn Stevens each with 6.
The turnovers forced by ACC
helped the Puppies stay in the
game during th first half. Peace
committed 11 turnovers. Other
statistics looked like this: team
rebounds (1st half) was 36 and 9
turnovers. The leading 1st half
IFC Winter
SfXfrts Day
Begins
Tomorrow
The Interfraternity Council
will hold its second annual
Winter Sports Day this weekend.
The event will consist of com
petition among the four
fraternities in various indoor
sports. Competition in basket
ball, volleyball, and ping pong
will be in the form of double
elimination tournaments. There
will also be a foul shooting
contest. Each fraternity will be
awarded points according to how
the organization finishes in each
event. A rotating trophy will be
presented to the organization
with the highest overall point
total.
Jimmy Shepherd will serve as
director of the event. Officials
for the competition in basketball
and volleyball include Dave
Wells, Bill Kent, and Mike Hick
man. The general public is
cordially invited to attend, as the
tournament schedule is as
follows:
Friday
4:00 Foul Shooting
6:15 Basketball Games
(first round)
7:30 Volleyball games
(first round)
Saturday
9:30 Ping Pong
1:30 Basketball games
No. 3 and No. 4
3:00 Volleyball Games
No. 3 and Nor. 4
4:00 Basketball game No. 5
Sunday
1:30 Volleyball game No, 5
2:30 Basketball Game No. 6
3:30 Volleyball Game No. 6
4:30 Basketball and-or
Volleyball game No. 7
(if necessary)
Note: Foul shooting to be held
in Old Gym. All other events will
be held in the Wilson Gym
nasium.
rebounder was Jackie Twisdale
with 11 followed by Carolyn
Stevens with 9.
The second half the Puppies
held their own fairly well but due
to tight officiating Carolyn
Stevens got in trouble with 4
fouls and had to leave for a
while. Donna Smith came in an
assumed a good game position
and helped Jackie Twisdale out
on the boards. Debbie Purvis
seemed to still be “cold’) the
second half hurting the scoring
advantage. The Puppies never
gave up and played tough
through out the game losing 73-
59.
P'inal stats look like this: total
points, 59: leading scorer was
Connie Hines with 16 points
followed by Jackie Twisdale
with 14 and Carolyn Stevens with
13. Total rebounds, 67; leading
rebounder was Jackie Twisdale
with 22 followed by Carolyn
Stevens with 17.
The Puppies are traveling to
Wilmington Thursday thru
Saturday (Feb. 20-22) to play in
the state tournament. We know
the team will be tough and are
looking for some good wins!
In Intramural Basketball
games of Tuesday, February 11,
previously winless Delta Sigma
Phi rose to the occasion and
powered to a 67-57 upset over
Hackney I. Four of the five Della
starters scored in double
figures: Randy Glover (21),
Steve Jacocks (20), Walt Spruill
(14), and Bruce Porter (10).
Hackney standouts were John
Beale with 25 points and Scotty
Chadwick with 18 points.
In other action on the same
date, Jim Farthing scored 20
points as undefeated Day I
breezed by Hackney II 52-37.
Carlos Ebron scored 16 points
for the losers. Also, Caldwell
continued its winning ways with
a 36-25 victory over Sigma Pi.
Morris Lovett led all game
scorers with 12 points. Day II
defeated Alphia Sig 54-45 as Hap
Harrison dominated with 19
points. Alpha Sig was paced by
Bob Bailey (15 points) and
Pooterman Wilkins (12 points).
Six more contests took place
last Monday night, one of them a
key ABA game between
undefeated Day I and second
place Hackney I. The Hackney
studs prevailed with a 49-45 win
and knocked Day from the
unbeaten ranks. Mike Walker
made what proved to be the
winning shot with seven seconds
left. Two foul shots by John
Beale with three seconds left
clinched things for Hackney.
Also, Caldwell coasted to a 51-20
win over Alphia Sig as Reece
Reynolds scored 18 points. Ray
Jackson accounted for 11 more
in the Caldwell win. Day II relied
on the strength of Ronald Barnes
(22 points) and Hap Harrison (15
points) as they defeated Sigma
Pi 62-36.
In other Monday night action,
Sig Ep edged a fired-up Delta Sig
team 42-37. Rick Babyak led Sig
Ep with 11 points. Randy Glover
of Delta Sig turned in another
outstanding performance as he
led all game scorers with 18
points. Also, Hackney II
remained in the thick of things
with a 47-39 victory over Day II.
The Roadside boys were paced
by Alfred Sutton and Mike
Hickman with 12 points apiece.
Carlos Ebron scored 11 points
for Hackney. Day was again led
by the team of Hap Harrison (13
points) and Ronald Barnes (11
points). Finally, Ray Wilkins
scored 19 points and Bob Bailey
produced 15 points as Alpha Sig
beat Sigma Pi 48-46, John Marsh
made the winning basket with
three seconds left. The Pis were
led by Stuart J. D. Rollings with
17 points.
The Standings
ABA
Day I 6-1
Hackney I 4-1
Alpha Sig 24
Sigma Pi 0-"
NBA
Sig Ep 5-1
Hackney II 5-2
Caldwell 5-2
Day II 4-j
Delta Sig 1-5
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