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Handicapped Dunn High Boys
Lose Close Clash To Wilson
Uncle Sam
Is Winner
A. patched up lineup, and a failure
to make free tosses, cost the Dunn
high basket bell tx\s a ball game
last night in Wilson.
Coach Waggoner is a casualty of
the Chinese Reds as well as the
Wilson ball team today. Two of the
Dunn high first string ball player*
have Joined the Air Corp and have
left school. Go Go ackson and
Billy Tart have chosen to join with
Uncle Sam and pick their duties
rather than wait for the Draft to
toes them into some unwanted ser
vice. Due to this disapointing devel
pment, these two boys were not with
the Green Wave in Wilson last
night, and this probably made the
difference between a win and a
loss.
Waggoner said that despite the
absence of two of his most valuable
cagers, if his beys could have Just
made a normal amount of free
throws they would have won the
ball game. The Coach stated that
usually Billy Barefoot can make
about 40 out of 50 tosses from the
free throw line, but last night, Billy
nor any of the. other boys could
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Holdash Gets
More Honors
CHAPEL HILL, Jan. s—More
honors have come the way of
Irvin Holdash, University of North
Carolina’s All-America center, m
recent weeks.
Holdash, previously named on
most other major selections, was
lecently chosen on the well known
Williamson Ratings All-America
Team.
Youngstown, Ohio, home town
of the popular Tar Heel star, has
honored him as the outstanding
athlete of the year from that area.
The linebacking star has also
been named on every All-Oppon
ent team thus far picked by the
Tar Heel’s 1950 opposition, ac
cording to records here.
make one good for life or money.
The local boys did fine from action
as they sank 15 goals to the oppon
ents’ 13; but. the A. A. A. boys drop
ped in 12 gratis tosses to 4 for Dunn
out of the same number (17) of
attempts.
Tommy Waggoner and Dalwyn
Suggs with 12 points each kept the
Dunn team in the ball game and
caused the game to bea close battle
all of the way.
The Dunn J. V. team lost to the
Wilson J. V. team in the opener by
the score of 48 to 35. O. T. Wilson
was the leader for the Dunn scorers
with 11 points, and Walter Jernigari
and Buddy Lee had 8 each. Shingle
tn was high for Wilson with 14.
DUNN BOYS
NAMES POS. T. P.
Waggoner G 12
Barefoot G 2
Thompson C 6
Suggs F 12
Johnson F 2
DUNN 5—17—23—34
WILSON BOYS
Gay G 14
Woodard G 11
Johnson G 2
Williams C 4
Manis F 6
Ward F 0
Rand T 1
Stallings F 0
Wilson 6—19—26—38
Dunn plays a conference game
in Tarbor City tonight—first con
ference game of this season.
Angler Takes
Double Win
From Coats
Last Tuesday night the Angier
high basketball teams treated the
girls’ and boys’ teams from Coats
kind of rough as they took two
wins.
The Angier girls started fast and
won their game in the first half.
They Took a "four point lead in the
first quarter, and they ad(J6d five
more in the second quarter; but,
during the last half, the Coats girls
got Busy and chopped five points
off of the nine point Angier half
time lead for a final score of 30 to
26.
Alice Adams was the star for
Angier for the night as she poured
through 18 points. Other leading
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THE DUNN HIGH TEAM in this picture taken of a jump ball situation during last
night’s game at Wilson reads from left to right, in white uniforms—Billy Thompson,
Billy Barefoot is about to jump, Dalwyn Suggs in background, Stacy Johnson, and
Tommy Waggoner. The referee is Jobey Griffin who played for a short while with the
Dunn-Erwin Twinns last summer. (Daily Record Photo by Tommy Wood.)
U. N. C. Athletic Performers
Lost To The Armed Services
CHAPEL PILL, Jan s—The
Armed have dipped into
the University of North Carolina’s
athletic ranks in recent weeks to
get six young Tar Heel perform
ers. Hardest hit has been Coach
Dan Nyimicz’ freshman basket
ball squad which lost three men.
Fenno McGinty, George May
and Bryce Newman have cast
point makers were McLeod and
Johnson with six each for the win
ners, and Doris Johnson and Hazel
Holder got 12 and 11 for the losers.
The best defenders were Cecelia
Young and Rachel Mangrum for
Angier, and for Coats, the top per
formers were Sue Langdon and
Imogene Williams.
The Angier boys really went to
town against the CoaTs boys as
they ran up the highest point total
of the week, 83 points. Ben Price
with 24,. Jimmy Dupree wittytt, and
Wiley Altman with 14 were,the big
guns for the winners in their on
slaught. The boys who did best
for the Coats team were Ray von
Cook with 11 and Stacy Byrd and
Dennis Pope with 8 points "each.
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their lot with the Air Corps,
either Army or Navy. All were
considered promising candidates
for the freshman team.
Coach Sam Barnes’ varsity
wrestling team will feel its loss
keenly. Gone is Captain- Phil
Kemp who recently enlisted in
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the Air Corps. Kemp is a two
time Southern Conference 155-
pound champion around whom
the team was built.
The Air Corps has also claimed
an outstanding swimmer in Ray
Edmundson. Edmundson volun
teered last month. He was one
of Coach Dick Jamerson’s top
middle distance stars.
Ivalee Hill, a member of Coach
Henry House’s freshman baseball
nine last spring, has also joined
the Air Corps.
County School Games Tonight
Harnett County Conference
HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE
WEEKLY STANDINGS
BOYS GIRLS
TEAM WON LOST TEAM WON LOST
Angler 4 0 Benflaven 4 0
Boone Trail 3 0 Erwin 3 0
LaFayette 3 1 LaFayette 3 1
Buie’s Creek 2 1 Boone Trail 2 1
Erwin 2 1 Anderson Creek , 2 2
Lillington 1 2 LUlington 1 2
Coats 1 3 Angier 1 3
Anderson Creek 0 4 Buie’s Creek 0 3
Benhaven 0 4 Coats 0 4
Games reports are still slow coming in to the Record, and since the
Record gives a more detailed report on these games, a better and more
thorough report is expected. Put reports In night mail or phone 3575 LU
lington between 10:00 and 11:30 p. m. on game nights.
Duke • State Game In Durham
Heads Southern Conference
There are three big games In
volving North Carolina colleges to
morrow night with, of course, the
Duke-N. C. State game at Durham
copping the headlines. The other
two are to be played outside the
Vic Janowicz, All-American
Flunks Out At Ohio State
CLEVELAND, Jan. 5—(U.P.)—
yic Janowicz, of, Ohio State,
All-American Halfback, “Player
of the Year,” and 1950 Hqisman
Trophy Winner, has been dropped
from school for academic failure. I
“Because I flunked two subjects
last quarter, I had to be dropped,”
Janowicz said. “That’s a uni
versity rule.”
The Buckeyes’ star, named play
er of the year in a nationwide
United Press Poll, 'said he will'
apply for readmission today. If
his application is approved, he
will be back in school for the)
i FRIDAY. JANUARY 5. 1951
state. Davidson wUI go to Charles
ton to tangle with The Citadel ir\
a Southern Conference contest. The
University of North Carolina Tar
Heels wUI go North to play a game
in Ben Franklin town with Temple.
Spring Quarter, starting in March
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