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HIGH LIFE
Dec. 11, 19
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Grimsiey Takes The Lead
By Dumping Glass 45-34
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On December 1, the Grimsiey
Whirlies came up with one of
their biggest victories ever in bas
ketball by defeating E. C. Glass
of Lynchburg Virginia, by the
score of 45-34. This was the first
time in the long rivalry that a
Grimgley team had beaten Lynch
burg in Lynchburg.
The game opened at a fast tem-
ACC Football Review
A lonely site for the GHS boys gym now, but on Friday night it will be filled with yell
ing fans. Photo Credit—Howard Ratcsh
GRIMSLEY
E. C.
GLASS
The Greensboro Record has
presented the Third Annual
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All-City Grid Team. From'
Wilson
5
0-1
10
Wingfield
9
1-2
19
Grimsiey they are as follows:
McMasters
1
0
3-6
5
8
Reid
1
2-2
4
Jim Mitchell—Back
Warner
8-8
Gay
1
2-4
4
Broome
3
3-4
9
Garbee
1
0-0
2
Glenn Morris—Linebacker
Scott
3 6-10
12
Dickerson
2
0-1
4
Alan Hutton—^Back
Dupree
0
0-0
0
Childress
0
1-4
1
Miller
0
0-0
0
Heber Whitley—Tackle
Gordon
0
0-0
0
34
Warren Woods—Guard
TOTALS
12 20-29
44
TOTALS
14
6-13
We congratulate these boys
Grimsiey . .
14 10
7
14 -
45
on their outstanding playing.
0-
Glass'
7 10
12
5 -
34
WHIRLIES AT REYNOLDS,
Fouled out—Grimsiey-
—Broome.
Glass—Gay-
-Dickerson.
Total Fouls:
Grimsiey
13,
Glass
21.
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NOVEMBER 16
SUPPORT YOUR WHIRLIES
The professional football season
is alsot at a close and it comes
to mind that the Atlantic Coach
Conference has quite a number
of players in the National Foot
ball League. Even more so, it is
a very surprising fact that the
Big Four has starting quarter
backing in the pros; Sonny Jor
genson, who graduated from Duke,
is playing for the Washington
Redskins, and is doing a fabulous
job. Norm Snead, from Wake
Forest, is calling signals for Phil
adelphia and Roman Gabriel,
from North Carolina State is
quarterbacking a vastly improved
Los Angeles Rams team.
While they haven’t given the
NFL a quarterback, Carolina has
quite a few key players in the
pro ranks. This list is topped by
Ken Willard, the hard-driving
fullback for the San Francisco
49’ers,
Wake Forest, besides providing
the NFL with a starting quarter
back, also had Karl Sweetan play
ing for them in his junior year.
The Deacons also can claim Brian
Piccalo who now plays for Chi
cago.
Bringing things a little closer
to home. Bert Wilder (starting
lineman for the New York Jets,
and all-American at State) played
for the Greensboro Whirlies not'
too long ago. Top that. Page, Pi
rates!
po. Robbie Wilson hit on a jump
er to give the Whirlies a quici
2-0 lead. Lynchburg tied it with i
jump shot from the corner. Aftet
trading a couple of baskets, th
Whirlies jumped into an 8-7 lead
and from then on they were neve
headed.
Grimsiey shook up the Lynch
burg team with a pressing mai
for man defense. It kept the Hill
toppers outside and forced then
to take their shots from farthei
out than they normally would:
Although Lynchburg had a tallel
team, the Whirlies were able t
control the defensive boards.
Clutch foul shooting down thil
stretch proved to be one of thJ
decisive factors of the game
Steve Warner led the charge witl
8 for 8 from the line. Randy Md
Masters, Keith Broome, and Mikd
Scott also distributed in the fou
shooting at the end of the game.;
Grimsiey shot 12-29 from thJ
floor for a respectable 41 pe)
cent. Mike Scott led Grimsley’i
attack with 12 points. He was fol:
lowed by Robbie Wilson with 10
Keith Broome with 9, Steve Wart
ner with 8, and Randy McMaster.*
with 5.
Glass took 20 more shots thaii
Grimsiey but was only able t(
cash in on two of them for 28%;
High scorer for the Hilltopperj
was Clark Winfield with 19 pointsi
However, the next highest maii
only scored 4 points.
Grimsiey was 21-32 from thd
foul line, while Glass hit on 6-13
“Winning at Lynchburg was i
big surprise,” said Coach Jamie
son of his Whirlies. “We played
real well and shot well early tc
get a lead. We managed to hang
onto the dead. We had morn
praise than we expected for the
first game.”
The Whirlies play at Reynolds
on Friday night and have a re
turn game with Lynchburg at the
Coliseum on Saturday.
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