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Meet ETSU Next Saturday
Having opened their schedule
this week against two NAIA
members, the AppelacfaUnState
Udveralty basketball team murt
prepare tor two upcoming bet
ties against tough NCAA toes.
The Mountaineers, who opened
their schedule on Monday at
Voorbeea and hosted Belmont
Abbey on Wednesday, will travel
to Johnson City, Tera* Satur
day night to battle East Ten
nessee State Udveralty at the
Ohio Valley Conference. Neat
Wednesday, the Mountiee jour
ney to Winston-Salem to take
on highly-touted Wake FOreet
Untveraity of the Atlantic Coast
Conference.
The Buccaneer*, who have a
strong basketball program, will
be oneoftbBfMorltesiiitlieO'VC
nee this winter as they return
six lettermen from a club which
woo IS of 26 games a year
•80. Thetop returnees fbrCoaeh
Madison Brooks’ Bucs are 6-5
Mke Kretxer, 6-7 BUI Stringer,
6-8 FM1 Williford, 6-2 Gordon
Gifford, 5-11 Gale Daniels and
6-0 Irr Smith, Kretxer aver
aged l#,8 points per game last
season. . . •. £■
The game with East Tennes
see will be played at Memorial
Gymnasium on the ETSU cam
pus.
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Speaking
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Of Golf
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Aroma sixty interested
people were on hand for the
1966 Awards Banquet held
recently at the Holiday Im. Many
at the winners In ouraimmlohib
tournament were on hand to re
ceive proper recognition and
trophies. Alfred Adams did the
honors as MC and as usual was.
In top form as ho presided over
foe festivities which Included
an e»elleot meal and old
movies of some of our golfers
taken several years ago. Most
of the swings that we saw are
little changed from that day to
this but In several cases there
was other changes more notice
able such as bulging bettUnes
and receding hair lines. K was
all in good fun and everyone
seemed to have an enjoyable
evening.
Flmdlyl Word has been re
ceived from the Crocketts after
more than a month of wonder
ing whet happened to them. They
left here in late October head
ing for Plnefaurst for the North
and South Senior's tournanm*
and from there were to heed for
Fort Myers Instead of returning
Sports Quiz
;;l. Whet teams ( meet In Use
Ortngo. Bowl New Yeai*ii usJT
-a. in
Dame play January 1st?
3. What teams are expected to
meet in the Gator Bowl?
4, What basketball teem Is
picked to be the number one
collegiate team tUs season?
&. Who non the Yale-Prlnee
too football game?
THE ANSWERS
' 1. Missouri and Penn State,
. 2. The Cotton Bold.
3. Tennessee and Florida.
4. University at South Caro
lina,
5. Yale, 17-14.
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the other day to the effect that
they hod arrived In Fort Myers
and were enjoying the sunshine,
playing golf everyday as anal.
The golf shop at the Bocae
Golf Club was broken into
Thanksgiving night and a sub
stantial amount of golf mer
chandise was stolen. A reward
is offered for any iitionnation
that would lead to the arrest
and oonvtetioa at those respoo
slble. Included In the items
stolen were around 80 dosen
assorted brand name pro-Hne
balls, a Ben Bogan staff model
bag with my name on it. Color
of the bag was brown. Clubs
stolen included a set of Dun
lop Maxfli irons, a foil set of
PGA Ryder Cup, 4 woods and 9
irons and one set of 8, 1958
Bogan Irons that bad been re
finished and re-gripped with
green Golf Pride grips, other
items Included umbrellas, But
win and West Wind windbreak
era, Pringle sweaters and Ben
Bogan shoes. Anyone who might
come across some of these
items should contact either the'
Boone Golf Club, Boone Police
Chief or Sheriff Carroll.
Cruiser.
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The 2-Car
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Out with the little woman, this
'Jeep' Universal is a sweet-riding,
~i run-about. Great for shopping.
.... ■/; Running errands. But when
the man of the house climbs
behind the wheel —the tiger
changes stripes! Flip one
lever: you're in 4-wheel drive.
Leave the crowds behind. Attack
the marsh. Stalk the underbrush.
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Tha Mountaineers face a dif
fleolt tuk when playing Wake
Forest, a pre-season ccoten
der In tbe ACC. The game will
be played in Memorial Coliseum.
The Demon Deacons return
alne lettennen from last sea
son’s club wHch eon 18 and lost
nine. Charlie Doris, a bet-shot
guard with a 22.8 average last
pear, is the top returner, but
three other starters also are
back, making tbe Deacs one at
the strongest clubs in the cous
trjr.
The Anps will play six games
Prior to the Christmas vaca
tion break. Hire of them on tbe
wad.
The Weather
What are the official flag and
pennant warning* for threaten
ing weather used by the Weather
Bureau?
A red pennant mean* mode
rately strong winds expected.
A red pennant above a square
rad flag with black center means
storm expected from the north
east. A red pennant below the
same square flag means south
east storm expected.
A white pennant below the
same square flag indicates im
minence at a storm with Initial
winds from the southwest. The
white pennant above the same
flag means northwest storm Is
expected.
The most ominous of all the
warnings Is the two squarefUgs
red with black centers, which
indicate the approach of a hur
ricane. At right the waning is
two red lanterns with a white
lantern in between.
GROUP DONATES BLOOD
Denver—Members of a Den
ver motorcycle club called the
“Blackboppers” have donated
blood to a smell girl from Ohio,
who is dying of leukemia. The
club dressed neatly in their
black and white uniforms said
they were a touring group, and
liked to help people when they
found a need.
.— — "-1
Gene Kng>a talks to teen
agers about drugs.
PIONEER JUNIOR VARSITY—Members of the Watauga Ugh School Judor Varalty
team opened their aeasoo Tuesday night againet Beaver Dam. The JV*a tussle la rormally on the
late afternoon card preceding the girl* and vanity games. Members of the team are (bottom
row) Randy Rupert, Randy Brown, Roger Craig, Danny Alley, Charles Lentz and n.m»y wheeler.
The middle row is Ricky Miller, Steve Reagan, Bob Cole, Gary Walters, Harvey Deal and Greg
Robinson, On the back row are Bill Payne, Jett Wilson, Cahrin Cole, Tony Trlvett, BUI Greene
and Terry Lents. (Staff photo) . ?
Western Carolina Leads
On All-NAIA Region Team
Western Carolina university
which posted Its beet season In
the history of the school, dank
lasted the All-NAIA District
Six Football Team released fear
district chairman James F.
Jones.
The Catamounts placed eight
players on the 22-memberteam
in a vote of District Six coach,
es. Appalachian State University
landed six berths on the All
District team, followed by Wof
ford College wlthflve selections,
South Carolina State with two
choices and Newberry Colleges
with one selection.
Quarterback Don Dalton, who
guided the Catamounts to a 9-1
season record, and center Ster
ling Allen of Wofford were un
animous selections on the of
fensive tmtt to grab the honor
of being honorary co-captains.
Sidney Allred, a linebacker for
Wofford, was the only unanimous
pick on the defensive team to
take the honorary captain po
litico.
-Only a wen of the 22 select
ions are seniors, while eight
Juniors and seven sophomores
were also chosen. Five members
of the defensive unit are sopho
. mores.
Western Carolina landed four
players on the offensive team.
Along with Dalton, the Cata
mounts placed end Steve Sprad
Ung, tackle Don Turner and
guard Tony Ashley on the of
fensive unit.
Appalachian and Wofford both
had three men on the offensive
Club. From Appalachian tall back
Dwight Kerr, guard Bob Kime
and flanker Clayton Desklns
were selected. Wofford placed
center Sterling Allen, halfback
Bobby Jordan and fullback Clif
ford Boyd on the offensive udt.
Tackle Clarence Kegler made
the offensive unit from South
Carolina State.
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End FU1 Keener, tackle Way
ne Fletcher and linebacker Da
vid Neeld made the defensive
team from Appalachian.
Hie Catamounts also placet
four men on the defensive unit
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