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SPOATS...
UNC-Asheville vs. Gardner Webb Box Score
Gardner-Webb (89)
Young 8 0-1 16, Fuller 6 1-2 13,
Graham 5 4-5 14, Franklin 4 2-2 10,
Mitchell 3 2-2 8, Nesbitt 4 0-0 8, Totals 37 15-22 89.
U.N.C.-Asheville (81)
Brewer 5 2-2 12,
Latta 6 1-2 13,
Stickel 6 0-0 12,
Totals 35 11-15 81.
Gilbert
Miles
2-3
3^
8,
3,
Cook
Borders
Grace
Oakes
48-12,
Redd 1 0-0 2, Farrington
3
2-2
8,
4
0-0
8,
1
0-0
2,
9
3-4
21;
Kalf G.W. 41,UNC-A38
Total Fouls G.W. 18, UNC-A 23
Fouled Out Brewer
Technicals Latta, Cooke
Girl’s Basketball Schedule 1 /16/79 tol/23/79
Jan. 19 UNC-A vs. Spellman College Atlanta, Ga. 7:00 p.m.
Jan. 20 UNC-A vs. Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 5:45
Jan. 23 UNC-A vs. Mars Hill Justice Gym 7:00*
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Mens’ BasketbaU Schedule 1/16/79 to 1/23/79
Jan. 17 UNC-A vs. Belmont Abbey College Belmont,N.C. TBA
Jan. 20 UNC-A vs. Mars »iU CoUege Mars HiU, N.C. TBA
Jan. 22 UNC-A vs. Limestone College Gaffney, S.C. TBA
Jan. 27 UNC-A vs. Carson-Newman College Justice Gym 7:30
•Conference Game
Come Out and Support the Bulldogs
SPORT
SHORTS
1. Who holds the record for most
Super Bowl appearances in a
lifetime?
2. Which player holds the record
for most rushmg attempts in one
game and how many did he at
tempt?
3. Record for most intercep
tions in one game by a quarter
back?
4. Which player has scored more
points in one Super Bowl game
than any other player?
5. Who were the first players to
share most valuable player
honors?
6. Which quarterback holds tiie
record for most completions in
one game?
7. Name the most valuable
players for Super Bowls VH.VIIl,
IX, and X. (Hint: All four
played for either Pittsburgh or
^iiami.)
8. Player that holds the record
for most touchdowns in one
game on recovered fumbles.
9. Which player holds the record
for most fumbles in one jianie?
10. How many previous Super
Bowl most valuable players are
playing i» this years’ Super
Bowl^XIll? , .
UNC-A
GIRLS LOSE
On Monday night, Jan. 8th, in
Justice Gym, UNC-A’s womens’
basketball team suffered a humil
iating defeat at the hands of Len-
oir-Rliyne - 105-66. There is no
other way' to describe the game
except by the old cliche that
‘they were blown out’ of the
Gym.
llie game started with UNCA
in a zone. Lenoir-Rhyne at
tacked the weak side drawing
out UNC-A and then finding
creases and holes in the zone
for easy shots. Lenoir-llhyne
used a very quick passing of
fence which let them penetrate
easily.
In all fairness, the game was
close until 5:45 was left in the
first half with Lenoir-Rhyne hav
ing a 13-point lead at 41-28.
From then until the end of the
half, Lenoir-Rhyne outscored
UNC-A 14-4, leaving a score
of 55-32 at the half. Tliey tore
the game open with repeated
lay-ups and fast breaks. They op
erated their offence at will over
and around UNC-A’s front line,
with UNC-A’s center position
totally ineffective.., (Cois-f. fop)
The second half started with a
tightening of their zone by UNC-A
and trading baskets with Lenoir-
Rhyne. Around the thirteen-
minute mark though, Lenoir-
Rhyne was back in their destroy
offence and completely shutting
down UNC-A again. UNC-A
was plagued with numerous turn
overs and giveaways, all leading it
seemed to Lenoir-Rhyne lay-ups.
With her team leading 76-56,
Coach Pat Smith of Lenoir-Rhyne
sent in her second team at the
9:47 mark. At 6:45, it was88-60
and 92-62 at 5:17. Then Coach
Smith went to a questionable
strategy putting her first team
back in. The question was an
swered when at the 2:28 mark,
Lenoir-Rhyne scored their 100th
point (100-66),then she put her
second team back in; an other
wise flawless effort marred by
their running up the score. To
add insult to injury, UNC-A re
ceived a technical foul for six
players on the floor with 2:16
left in the game. Finally, it
was all over.
Number 30, Sally Reid,
number 32 Donna Elred, and
number 34 Brenda Harrison were
the offensive and defensive play
ers for Lenoir-Rhyne. They com
bined for 70 points with Elred the
highest with 27 points, 16 re
bounds, and numerous times re
sponsible for UNC-A turnovers.
Heather Harrison, the freshman
from Canton, was the only bright
spot for UNC-A with a perform
ance that just wouldn’t quit. She
finished with 24 points, 16 in the
disastrous 2nd half, and six re
bounds. Her scrappy play was
what helpted the Bulldogs stay
as close as they did. Hiyllis Payne
and Myra Sims had 10 each for
the Bulldogs.
Coach Quinn, after the game,
mentioned the numerous turn
overs, bad shots, and poor inside
play as a few of the reasons for
the defeat. She stated that this
game came after their best prac
tice ever, that they just need to
get it all together in a game. For
the record, UNC-A is now 4-5,
Lenoir-Rhyne evened their record
at 5-5. The small crowd was 75.
BY CHRIS MANGUM
HRRD€€'S
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UNCA STtOENTS
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