The Clarion SPORTS PAGE
REVEREND FINLATOR, on cam-
■pus last week during Religious Em
phasis, doesn’t practice what he
preaches. At least, not when play
ing tennis. Above, lower right, the
Baptist minister shows no mercy as
he smashes a forehand shot to the
baseline. At left, Miss Patsy Neal
prepares to return the Reverend’s
shot. By the way. Rev. Finlator won,
7 - 5.
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MEN’S INTRAMURAL REPORT
basketball TOURNAMENT
TAYLOR BASEMENT AND ONE won the intramural {as-
ketball tournament by defeating GREEN I & II 63 - 60 in a thril
ler last Friday, March 8. Steve Johnston scored 26 points to
lead his team to this victory. Taylor Basement & I now face
Green Basement, the league winners, in a play-off game to de
termine the over-all basketball champion. The play-off gamfr
will be played Thursday, March 14.
Taylor B & I reached the finals by waUoping Beam HI &
Day 76 - 60 in the semi-final game. Green I & II reached the fi
nals by upsetting Green Basement 66-63. It was the second
time this season that Green I & II vron over the Green Base
ment boys.
As intramural basketball comes to a close, the final stand-
Cindermen Head For Furman Attention Freshmen
(Continued From Page One) hibition jumps. ^ „ j. i.
Bill Payton urges all iresh-
Tenn., and Fla. A record breaking weekend men to turn in their dues and
Former Olympic champ in the will be in store for our boys all students to pay their Spring
lonig jump, Ralph Boston, will and aU the other competitors Dance pledges before March
be on hand to put on some ex- at the News-Piedmont Relays. 22.
ings of the leadin
g scorers have been released. The top ten
scorers according to the average of points per game are as
follows:
Player
Team
GP.
Points
Avg.
1. BiU Hyland
Green Basement
7
148
21.1
2. Wayne Hoots
Green I & II
5
84
16,8
3. Steve Johnston
Taylor B & I
7
116
16.6
4. Doug Corriher
Taylor II
7
115
16.4
5. Marvin Edison
Taylor II
6
98
16.3
6. Roger Jones
Green I & II
1
111
15.9
7. Milton Harkey
Taylor B & I
4
63
15.8
8. Tom Pritchett
Green III
7
105
15.0
9. Dave Cooke
Green I & II
5
74
14.8
10. Francis Doibbs
Green Basement
7
102
14.6
The best field goal shooting percentage is as
follows:
1. Steve Johnston
Taylor B & I
50:93
.538
2. Dave Cooke
Green I & H
29:59
.492
3. Fred Neeson
Green Basement
30:62
.484
4. Fran Dobbs
Green Basement
45:94
.479
5. Jim DoUyhigh
Green Basement
30:64
.469
The best free throw shooting percentage is as
follows:
1. Steve Williams
Green I & II
20:25
.800
2. Fran Dobbs
Green Basement
12:15
.800
3. D|tvt? Cooke
Green I & II
16:23
.696
4. Dave Williams
Green I & H
10:14
.714
5. Tom Pritchett
Green 111
13:19
.684
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