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Maybe The Boys Could Learn
Something From This Girl...
Seniors And Freshmen
Are Powder Puff Victors
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Senior and Freshman girls
trampled the Sophomore and
Juniors 13-0 last Tuesday In
Powder PuU action at the
High School, sponsored by
the Boys Monogram Club.
The game raised $50 in pro
ceeds for the All Sports Ban
quet.
Outstanding on defense for
the Senior and Freshmen was
Kenya Goins.
Cathy Burn scored on 6 and
54 yard runs.
The Girls Monogram Club
was in charge of concess
ions.
Referres were Grafton Wit
hers, Keith Parker, and Mark
George.
Coaches for seniors and
freshmen were Steve Ingle and
Bobby Johnson; lor sopho
mores and Juniors, Gerald
Owensby, John Bridges, and
Rick Herd.
Sports
Notes
BY JOHN KILGO
KQ SYNDICATE
North Carolina's BUI Dooley
endured much criticism this
season, in guiding the Tar
Heels to a 9-2 mark and a
spot in the Gator Bowl.
Now the rumors are hot and
heavy that Dooley wUl be of
fered head coaching jobs at
other schools. I do not know
if there is any substance to
the rumors, but to my know
ledge Dooley has done nothing
to deny them.
With recruiting season here,
doesn’t that seem a bit
strange?
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How has a miserable 3-7
season affected Florida foot
ball coach Doug Dickey? "You
converse a lot more with your
wife,” Dickey said, "your
chUdren are sweeter to you,
and you find out who your
friends are. You also find
out how much guts you’ve
got.”
...
A Big Eight opponent of
Oklahome running back Greg
Pruitt says they ought to take
the number 30 off his jersey
and put "HeUo” on the front
and "Goodbye” on the back...
The only think 1 could think
about when sportscaster Don
Meredith was criticizing At
lanta coach Norm Van Brock-
lin the other night was that
Meredith, who had a history
of choking, couldn’t have
carried the Dutchman’s shoe
laces.
1 have the funny feeling that
Notre Dame will cancel its
home-home series wlthLSU..
The quickets handshake in the
history of mankind was the
one last week at midfield of
Wallace Wade Stadium bet
ween Mike McGee and Bill
Dooley..JSouthern Cal coach
Joh McKay: "Football is a
game of emotions. The funny
thing is that no one is more
emotional than my wife, but
she’s a lousy football player.”
New York News columnist
Dick Young predicts that
Frank McGuire will soon de
part South Carolina to take a
position with Sonny Weber-
lin’s New Jersey Sports Ent
erprises.
Fleet Footed Females...
Bulldogs Riding Crest Of 3-0...
Preparing For KM Invitational
Wearing their newly won
Asheville Tip-Off Tourna
ment corwn, the Gardner-
Webb Bulldogs, riding the
crest of a 3-0 record, are
now preparing for the Kings
Mountain Invitational Friday
and Saturday nights at the
Kings Mountain Civic Center.
The Bulldogs will meet St.
Augustine Friday night in the
second game of the opening
double header. The first game
pairs Elon College and Bar-
ber-Scotla at 7 o’clock.
The Bulldogs whipped UNC-
Asheville 99-88 in the finals
of the Asheville tournament.
All-American George Adams
led the Bulldogs to two tour
nament wins averaging 35.5
I points and was named the
'most valuable player in the
tournament. Henry Boyd, 6-
11 sophomore, was also
named to the team and Dennis
DeSanctis, 5-11 guard, won
the best sportsmanship award
for his tourney play.
Coach Eddie Holbrook’s men
will take an awesome set of
stats into the Kings Mountain
tournament. Adams is aver
aging better than 35 points
for three games, while Boyd
of Winnsboro, S.C., and Rich
ard Thomas, Chicago Heights
Ill., senior, are sporting 16
point averages. Freshman
reserve Kirby Thurston, from
Pompano Beach, Fla., is av
eraging 13 points and senior
co-captain Tony Spagnola has
an 11 point average.
For the three games the
Bulldogs as a team are aver
aging 128 points per game and
have limited their opponents
to 71 points. The game high
was the 149-85 victory over
Vorhees College in the Ashe
ville tourney and then comes
a 137-41 win over Piedmont
College.
It is from the free throw
line that the Bulldogs have
been weakest. In the three
games the Bulldogs cagers
have been able to hit only 55
per cent sinking 60 and 110
attempts from the line. This
is less than the Bulldog’s
shooting record from the
floor. Holbrook’s sharpsho
oters have hit 163 of 288 shots
from the floor for a 56.5 ave
rage.
Of the major scorers, Adams
is not only high point, but he
has also hit almost 69 per
cent of his shots from the
floor. He has hit 46 of 67
shots from the floor. He has
also hit 16 of 18 from the
free throw line.
One of Coach Holbrook’s
greatest blessings so tar this
season has been his bench.
He has played a minimun of
10 men, that being in the UNC-
A game. In the other two
games he used 14 men in each
contest. His freshmen have
done an outstanding job, con
sidering inexperience and
game pressure.
The fine floor play of trans
fer, Ken Napier, a sophomore
from Elizabethton, Tenn., has
been noticeable. The scrappy
effort of Billy Ellis, States
ville; and the steadiness of
freshman, Alvin Jones, of
Pompano Beach, Fla., has
also contributed to the spot
less record.
Following the Kings Moun
tain tourney the Bulldogs will
play host to the Australian
Olympic Team, Monday night
Dec. 6 in Bost Gym In Boil
ing Springs at 8; 30.
Snow Skiing Lessons
To Be Offered
ASnow-SkiingCourse, spon
sored by Cleveland Technical
Institute, will be taught by
instructors of the French-
Swiss Ski College at Appal
achian Ski Mountain in Blow
ing Rock during the months
of January and Feburary.
An orientation session, with
representatives ofthesid col
lege present to answer ques
tions, will be held on Cleve
land Tech campus Tuesday
evening, December 7, at 1
o;clock.
Cleveland Tech is making
this course available to per
sons of all ages In order
that families may participate,
according to Dan T. Camp,
Director of Adult Education.
The $50.00 fee for the course
covers 24 hours of private
instructions and 24 hours of
supervised practice sessions.
Also Included will be slope
and lift fees, accident insur
ance and all ski equipment.
Skiing lessons will be held
on Tue'^y evenings from 6-
10 o’clock from January 11
through Feburary IS.
Interested persons should
be prepared to pay a $26.00
advance fee on the night of
orientation and registration.
For further information,
contact Cleveland Technical
Institute, 482-4378.
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