Four Quakers Are AU-CC
Three players from
Guilford's outstanding
offensive squad and one
defender were selected
recently to the 1970
Two Are
All District
Guilford crosscountry stars
Keny Bailey and Bob Milan
have both earned positions on
the annual NAIA All-District
26 team for their
performances on the five man
Quaker squad during the past
season, while three High
Point harriers dominated the
first team.
Bailey, a junior from
Greensboro who started his
track career as a freshman at
Guilford, placed on the first
team, while Milan, a senior
from Elkin, earned his spot
on the second squad.
Milan consistently placed
in the top ten runners during
the season, while Bailey
secured an impressive victory
in his first meet and
continued his excellent
performance with second and
third place finishes behind
scholarship runners from
colleges with tough programs.
Coach Allen Saunders
guided the runners in their
second year as a team, and
led them to a third place
finish in the district meet
held in November.
Sophomores Howard Looney
and Jesse Conum turned in
respectable performances
throughout the year, and
junior David Angel joined the
team in mid-season and
performed well as the fifth
man.
Both Milan and Bailey will
be running in the long
distance events when spring
track rolls around, while
Coach Saunders has a
workout program planned for
1 he coming winter months.
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football squad, joining
nineteen other performers
from six league competitors.
Guilford's record-breaking
combination of Geoff Clark
and John Blanks highlighted
the Quaker selections and
were joined by tackle David
Mabry from the defense, and
by another record-breaking,
kicking specialist Mike
Stewart.
Clark is the only junior of
the quartet, and the split end
outdistanced all rivals as he
pulled in 70 passes, shattering
another Quaker's mark, set
four years ago by Henry
McKay. Lynn Dregger of
Presbyterian had less than 40
passes, but was still the
closest to Clark.
Senior quarterback Blanks
also carried away his share of
records, as well as two
statistical leads for the
conference. He dominated
both passing offense and total
offense, with 185 yards per
game in the first category and
195.2 yards in the second.
Allen McNeill of
Presbyterian, joining Dreger
on the all-league group, was
second to Blanks in passing,
with close to 150 yards per
game.
Guilford's only
representative from the
defense, David Mabry, at 6-2,
226, anchored the Quaker
front four throughout the
season except when
hampered by an ankle injury
which kept him out for two
games.
Mike Stewart shattered and
reset every school and
conference field goal mark
that existed, and thus was an
easy choice for the 23rd spot
on the elite team. He put
eight field goals and sixteen
extra points through the
uprights during the ten game
schedule.
THE GUILFORDIAN
Final 10 Games Football Statistics
TOTAL OFFENSE Games Rushing Eassing Total Av.P.Play Av.F.Game
Blanks 10 102 1850 *1952 4.3 195.2
Sheppard 8 753 753 5.1 94.1
Stanley 9 329 329 4.3 36,6
Barto 10 266 266 3.2 26.6
Clark, Ger. 7 99 99 99.0 14.2
Mercandante 6 19 19 2.4 3.2
Culpepper 1 -15 33 18 2.3 18.0
Stewart 10 -7 -7 -7.0 -0.7
Feppel 10 -7 -7 -7.0 -0.7
OWN TCT 10 1440 1982 3422 414 342.2
GPL TOT 10 2011 1488 3499 4.9 349.9
RUSHING Games Net yd.Rushes Av.P.Rush Av.E.Game
Sheppard 8 753 143 5.1 94.1
Stanley 9 329 76 4.3 36.6
Bar to 10 266 84 3.2 26.6
Blanks 10 102 117 -0.9 10.2
Mercandante 6 19 8 2.4 3.2
Stewart 10 -7 1 -7.0 -0.7
Eeppel 10 -7 1 -7.0 -0.7
Culpepper 1 -15 1" -15.0 -15.0
OWN TOT 10 1440 431 3.3 144.0
OPF TOT 10 2011 483 4.2 201.1
PASS REC. Caught Gained P.Catch P.Game TD FX.FT.
Clark **7o 917 13.1 91.7 9 0
Dent 27 460 17.0 46.0 4 1
Owens 23 354 15.4 39.3 3 0
Stanley 8 35 3.9 0 0
Barto 6 94 13.7 9.4 1 0
Sheppard 6 28 4.3 3.5 1 1
Chestnut 4 42 10.5 7.0 1 0
Feppel 2 26 13.0 2.6 0 1
Mercandante 2 26 1..1,0 4.3 0 0
OWN TOT 143 1982 13.3 198.2 19 3
OFF TOT 102 1488 14.6 148.8 15 2
PASSING Att. Comp. Percent Had Inter. Av.P.Game TD
Blanks 339 145 42.8 14 *185.0 18
Culpepper 7 2 28.6 2 33.0 0
Gerald Clark 1 1 100.0 0 14.2 1
OWN TOTALS 347 148 42.7 16 198.2 19
'"OFF TOTALS 227 102 44.9 7 148.8 15
SCORES OWN
SCORES OWN OFF
ASU 27 35
Elon 1C 3
lost 14 16
G-W 35 7
L-R 32 42
Fresby. 28
Newberryl4 25
Furman 20 49
Catawba 29 42
WCU 20 54
KICK-OFF: RETURNS NO. Yds.Av.Ret
I'd ~ 16 239 14.9
Mitchell 12 219 16.6
Stanley 10
Feppel 10 150 15.0
Darto 1 23 23.0
Mercandante 1 7 7.0
OWN TOT 50 808 16.2
OFE TCT 43 780 18.8
1 .'2
SCORING TP Cs.it. FG T-it.Fts.
Sheppard 9 1 56
Clark, Geo. 9 54
Stewart 16 **B 40
Dent 4 1 28
Owens 3 18
Blanks 11 8
Chestnut 1
Darto 1 6
Feppel 1 2
OWN TOT 28 16/ 4 8 216
OFT TOT 42 33/ 4 2 301
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