Wednesday, December 14, 1966
THE CAROLINA JOURNAL
PAGE 4
St. Andrews Touls Up’ Forty-Niners
The Forty - Niners were for
ced to hand St. Andrews a 72-63
basketball decision in Laurinburg
due to fouls last Saturday night.
Jerry Anthony, Robbie Snipes,
and F.ddie Goodall fouled out and
Defense,
Rebounds
Damage
The Forty-Niners received
their sixth straight defeat in a
fast moving 78-66 game with N.C.
Methodist College on Wednesday
night, December 7. According to
Jerry Anthony, high scorer forthe
night with 18 points, the team’s
main problems were in defense
and rebounding.
At the end of the first half the
Forty-Niners trailed by only four
points with a score of 42-38, how
ever, during the first two minutes
of the second half, they began to
fall behind and continued to trail
the Monarchs by almost ten points
for the remainder of the game.
With three minutes left to
play the score stood at 73-61, but
both teams fought hard and man
aged to score five points each.
Two of the Forty-Niners’ final
points were scored when Bill Red
mond was awarded two tree throws
with only twenty seconds left in
the game.
Wednesday’s Box Score:
UNC-C
Anthony
Goodall
Lemmonds
Snipes
Hurley
Keel
Redmond
TOTALS
G
7
3
3
2
7
1
3
26
N.C. METHODIST
G
Bradley
Harmon
Darden
Warren
Honeycutt
Ferrel
TOTALS
12
3
5
3
7
1
31
1
4-7
2-4
0-1
1-1
1-2
2-2
4-4
14-21
F
5-8-
2-4
5-6
1-2
0-0
16-23
T
18
8
6
5
15
4
10
66
T
29
8
15
7
17
2
76
Don Keel was ejected by the re
ferees. This left only Bobby Lem
monds and Lane Hurley on the floor
lor Charlotte at the game’s end
since Gordon Barrett’s wrenched
knee prevented him from suiting up
tor the game.
The game was nip-and-tuck in
the first half with St. Andrews
pulling into a 31 to 28 lead at
the midway break. The Laurin
burg boys built a 9-point lead in
the second half on the shooting of
Guy Starling and Ken McGinnis.
Starling and McGinnis finished with
19 points each.
With four minutes left in the
contest, fouls had decimated the
Charlotte active crew to four pl
ayers. The I'orty-Niners played
four-on-five for the next three
minutes and 15 seconds and act
ually whittled a 16 point St. An
drews cushion down to nine.
With 45 seconds remaining. Bill
Redmond collected his fifth per
sonal, leaving just three. Then,
with two seconds to go, Don Keel
said the magic words to one of
the officials and he was immed
iately removed from the game.
That’s when Bobby Lemmonds
and Lane Hurley, the two remain
ing I'orty - Niners amazed the
crowd by getting a lightning - fast
bucket before the buzzer. Lem
monds fired a football - type in
bounds pass the full length of the
court to Hurley underneath the net
and he stuffed it.
“The crowd lost aU its cook
ies when we did that,’’ said Bob.
Commenting on the game Bobby
said, “We cut their leadevenafter
they had us four on five. When we
got down to three players, they
froze the ball and we had to foul
to get it back. It sort of shook
them that we could score on them
with only three players.’’
In addition to the more than
30 personal fouls called against
Charlotte, two technicals also ch
arged to the squad.
Score By Periods;
GNC-C 38
METHODIST 42
The JOURNAL was unable to ob-
28-66 tain the box score for this con-
34-76 test.
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