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THURSDAY. FEB. 22. 1968
JPAGE FOUR
Keglers Win 67-68 Action
Wit!) Record 34-6 Marl(;
Burcliill’s BOB Top Sst
Kniglits Win Crown - Hannas MVP
Overwhelming their Charles
ton opponents last weekend by a
score of 2037-2330, St. An
drews’ Knights set an unpre
cedented 34-G conference re
cord to win their second straight
DIAC title.
l.eading' the ke&lers over se
cond place Charleston College
was senior co-captain John
Durchill wlio fired the league’s
highest set, a 008 with games
of 225, 189, 194. The robust
exhibition was Durchill’s first
competition 000 series in his
three \ears for St. Andrews.
In ’60 he fired a 030 set in
DIAC tournament competition.
The record setting season’s
climax held another first for
St. Andrews’ lanenien. Coach
Dave McLean worked all nine
members of his squad into ac
tive competition, a feat not us
ually accomplished during the
entire regular season.
With his 008 performance,
Burchill’s average ascended to
179.23, third in the DIAC, bet
tered only by Charleston’s Bob
Wittchen (185), and St. Andrews’
Ed But ter worth 179.45. The
Knight’s Kodney Ferguson, who
transferred at the semester,
finished with a 179.83, l)Ut is
ineligible for top rank in the
season’s statistics.
The locale of the DIAC tour
nament on March 1 and 2 has
been switched from Rocky
Mount, North Carolina to Lau-
rinburg, home of St. Andre\\s
keglers. Tentatively the team
event will take place Friday
March I at 3:30, followed on
Saturday by the doubles and
singles events.
St. Andrews’ Burchill and
Butterworth are currently de
fending a two year douV)les
0
1
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
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crown.
SA
4
N. C. Wesleyan
SA
3
Methodist
SA
2
Charlotte
SA
3
Lynchburg
SA
3
Charleston
SA
4
N. C. Wesleyan
SA
4
Metliodist
SA
3
Charlotte
SA
4
Lynchl)urg
SA
4
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Charleston
STEEL MONSTER
If anyone is wondering about
the mass of steel that has de
corated the inside hall of the
gymnasium for the past three
weeks, here are the facts. It
(the Knight) is the creation
of John Dahl and Robert Coy
and was seven months and 1000
hours in the making. Upon an
affirmative answer from the
president, the Knight will be
perniantly stationed to the right
of the front entrance to the gym.
Continued from page 1
well Night to honor the former
basketball star, now Assistant
Director of Admissions and
coach in soccer, basketball and
tennis. The Club’s President,
Brian Weger, presentedBrock-
well a plaque at halftime.
St. Andrews faced off against
the N.C. Wesleyan Bishops on
the first night of tlie tourna
ment. After trailing 43-34 at
halftime, Boyd called for the
press. Halfway through the se
cond half St. Andrews had caught
and gone ahead of Wesleyan
61-55. Boyd said later of his
decision to use the press: ‘'I
felt we could pressure them
into losing the ball because the\'
didn’t handle the ball as well
as, say, Lynchburg. Against
Greensl)oro I moved the team
into a press hoping to keep
them from using it against us.”
Hannas dropped In 31 points
against the Bishops ('10 field
goals and 11 for 12 from the
foul line) and gathered in 20
rebounds as he led his team
mates to the 88-76 victory.
During the three games he pull
ed down 46 rebounds and led in
this category as well as the
scoring. Darden of Methodist
was second with 42.
Lyncht)urg bombed College of
Charleston on the first night
77-55. McKinney was the lead
ing scorer for the Hornets with
21 while Charleston could only
put one man in double figures
Gerald Lominac had 15.
In the semi-final round
Lynchburg bested Methodist
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College by a score of 88-60.
The Hornets had control of the
game throughout as they piled
up an earlv lead and led at half-
time 34-14. Again McKinney
led his teammates in the scor
ing column; this time with 22.
Darden collected 24 points af
ter a poor performance against
Charlotte the night t>efore. He
got only 7 points as his team
mates carried him and beat
U.N.C. at Charlotte, 76-71. Dave
Bowman and Johnson Murra>
had 23 and 20 points respective
ly for the Monarchs of Metho
dist.
Greensboro and Methodist
took the hardwood on Saturday
night for the Consolation title.
It proved to be the hi%h scoi ing
game of the tournament as
Greensboro won, 100-87. Seven
players were in douVile figures
for the night.
Darden contrilmted 36 points
in a losing cause as another
Monarch, Jim Brown, added
22. Radford was high for
Greensboro with 30. Bill Salmon
had 17, Randy Hunter 16, Dean
Oldham 19, and Stan Morgan
closed out the double figuj^
scoring with 16. Darden’s 36
was the high single scorin.
performance of the toume,
Boyd emphasized that the vif'
tory was a result of -om
Viench.” He said It was ‘'the
strongest in the league. I couW
count on any one of nine or
ten of them going out on the court
and doing a good job.” Wheti
queried al)out the two come from
behind victories over Wesleyan
and Greensboro, Boyd replied
that it was ■■acombinationofthe
full press and 1-3-1 zone de
fense. That defense upset our
opponents and helped crack
their scoring attack.”
This \ ear’s tennis team has
a bright future according tohead
coach Benny Brockwell. A lot
of talent returns from last
year’s court battles as well as
several bright new prospects
who are at St. Andrews for their
first year.. The 2nd Annual
Campbell Invitational comes
early in the competition as St,
.Andrews journeys to Buies
Creek
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MEMBERS OF THE victorious St. .Andrews basketball squad
hang from the backboard and rim as they take down the net
celebrating their 77-75 win over Lynchburg College in the
finals.
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