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RECORDSRECORDS 193 SCORING TEAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS YEARLY LEADERS Most Points Scored POINTS SCORED Year Player FG FT Pts. Avg. Game: 139 vs. Trinity (12-12-64) 1947-48 Jamie Owens 126 76 328 10.3 Records Player Year GP Avg. Pts. One Half: 76 vs. Mississippi (12-29-70) 1. Darryl Middleton 1987-88 34 19.6 666 1948-49 Don Heathington 91 106 288 12.0 Season: 2,296 (2001-02) 2. Vinnie Johnson 1978-79 26 25.2 656 1949-50 Don Heathington 99 107 305 10.9 3. Micheal Williams 1987-88 34 18.5 625 1950-51 Ralph Johnson 123 64 310 12.8 Fewest Points Scored 4. Terry Teagle 1981-82 28 22.2 622 1951-52 Ralph Johnson 127 79 338 14.1 Game: 21 vs. Oklahoma State (12-30-47) 5. Terry Teagle 1979-80 27 23.0 620 1952-53 John Starkey 109 130 348 16.6 One Half: 7 vs. Illinois State (12-27-83) 6. Aundre Branch 1994-95 28 21.7 608 1953-54 Murray Bailey 87 137 311 13.5 7. William Chatmon 1970-71 26 23.3 606 1954-55 Murray Bailey 153 140 446 18.6 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 8. David Wesley 1991-92 28 20.9 586 1955-56 Louis Estes 140 106 386 16.7 9. Vinnie Johnson 1978-79 26 25.2 575 1956-57 Jerry Mallett 148 101 397 16.5 Points Scored 10. Carlos Briggs 1984-85 28 20.4 572 1957-58 Tom Kelly 94 76 264 11.0 Game: 50, Vinnie Johnson vs. TCU (2-20-79) 1958-59 Carroll Dawson 117 85 319 13.3 Season: 666, Darryl Middleton (1987-88) SCORING AVERAGE 1959-60 Carroll Dawson 139 116 394 16.4 Career: 2,189, Terry Teagle (1979-82) 1960-61 Richard Tinsley 121 66 308 12.8 Player Year GP Pts. Avg. 1961-62 Herbert Barritt 111 66 288 12.0 1. Vinnie Johnson 1978-79 26 656 25.2 Highest Scoring Average 1962-63 Winston Moore 125 134 384 16.7 2. William Chatmon 1970-71 26 606 23.3 Season [Min. 20 games]: 25.2, Vinnie Johnson (1978-79) 1963-64 Spencer Carlson 149 90 388 16.2 3. Terry Teagle 1979-80 27 620 23.0 Career [Min. 40 games]: 24.1, Vinnie Johnson (1977-79) 1964-65 Darrell Hardy 140 75 358 14.9 4. Vinnie Johnson 1977-78 25 575 23.0 1965-66 Darrell Hardy 175 146 496 20.7 5. Terry Teagle 1981-82 28 622 22.2 1966-67 Darrell Hardy 172 162 506 21.1 6. Aundre Branch 1994-95 28 608 21.7 1967-68 Tommy Bowman 123 78 324 13.5 7. Darrell Hardy 1966-67 24 506 21.1 1968-69 Larry Gatewood 171 125 467 19.5 8. Jimmy Turner 1966-67 24 503 20.9 1969-70 William Chatmon 207 84 498 20.7 9. David Wesley 1991-92 28 586 20.9 1970-71 William Chatmon 242 122 606 23.3 10. William Chatmon 1969-70 24 498 20.7 1971-72 Roy Thomas 179 98 456 17.6 1972-73 Jerry Ahart 213 79 505 20.2 1973-74 Charlie McKinney 204 60 468 18.7 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS 1974-75 Tony Rufus 135 47 344 13.2 TERRY TEAGLE AUNDRE BRANCH POINTS SCORED 1975-76 Larry Spicer 182 53 417 15.4 1976-77 Larry Spicer 222 58 502 17.9 Player Opponent (Date) Pts. 1977-78 Vinnie Johnson 241 93 575 23.0 CAREER LEADERS 1. Vinnie Johnson TCU (2-20-79) 50 1978-79 Vinnie Johnson 262 132 656 25.2 2. Vinnie Johnson San Francisco (12-17-78) 43 POINTS SCORED 1979-80 Terry Teagle 239 142 620 23.0 3. William Chatmon Midwestern (1-12-71) 41 Player Years GP Avg. Pts. 1980-81 Terry Teagle 214 111 539 20.0 Carlos Briggs Rice (2-27-85) 41 1. Terry Teagle, F 1979-82 110 19.9 2,189 1981-82 Terry Teagle 259 104 622 22.2 5. Darrell Hardy Texas (3-3-66) 40 2. Micheal Williams, G 1985-88 115 16.1 1,854 1982-83 Daryl Baucham 513 84 390 13.9 6. Darryl Middleton Rice (1-23-88) 38 3. Brian Skinner, C 1994-98 103 16.5 1,702 1983-84 James Stern 96 58 150 13.2 7. David Wesley SMU (1-16-91) 37 4. Darryl Middleton, C 1985-88 109 15.4 1,677 1984-85 Carlos Briggs 216 140 572 20.4 Terry Teagle TCU (2-1-82) 37 5. Aundre Branch, G 1991-95 102 16.3 1,666 1985-86 Darryl Middleton 105 57 267 15.7 Vinnie Johnson TCU (2-21-78) 37 6. Darrell Hardy, F 1965-67 72 18.9 1,360 1986-87 Darryl Middleton 218 130 566 18.3 Vinnie Johnson Rice (2-18-78) 37 7. Doug Brandt, F 1993-97 109 11.6 1,263 1987-88 Darryl Middleton 246 174 666 19.6 Roy Thomas SMU (3-4-72) 37 8. Vinnie Johnson, G 1977-79 51 24.1 1,231 1988-89 Julius Denton 131 96 376 13.9 9. David Wesley, G 1990-92 72 17.0 1,224 1989-90 Julius Denton 169 104 491 16.4 10. Willie Sublett, F 1990-94 109 11.2 1,223 1990-91 David Wesley 133 125 430 16.5 11. Larry Gatewood, F 1968-70 72 15.6 1,120 1991-92 David Wesley 174 179 586 20.9 12. William Chatmon, C 1969-71 50 22.1 1,104 1992-93 Alex Holcombe 191 137 519 19.2 13. Roddrick Miller, G 1994-98 107 10.2 1,094 1993-94 Aundre Branch 178 78 512 19.0 14. Arthur Edwards, F 1975-78 101 10.5 1,062 1994-95 Aundre Branch 213 78 608 21.7 15. Jerry Mallett, F 1955-57 69 15.3 1,053 1995-96 Brian Skinner 187 101 475 17.6 16. Winston Moore, C/F 1963-65 69 15.2 1,046 1996-97 Brian Skinner 196 92 484 16.1 17. Kelvin Chalmers, F 1989-92 102 10.2 1,045 VINNIE JOHNSON 1997-98 Brian Skinner 192 123 507 18.1 18. Don Heathington, C/F 1947-50 84 12.4 1,040 1998-99 Kish Lewis 152 93 400 14.3 19. 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    WWW.TRIANGLE TRIBUNE.COM The Triangle American Underground talks RIBUNE Black WallBy Latisha Catchatoorian Street TTHE TRIANGLE’S CHOICE FOR THE BLACK VOICE [email protected] DURHAM – The Bull City is known for its notable and historical African- American business presence. Parts of downtown is oftentimes referred to VOLUME 17 NO. 6 WEEK OF APRIL 5, 2015 $1.00 as Black Wall Street since it was one of the first places in America where blacks were financially and entrepreneurially prosperous. Clothing company RUNAWAY, in conjunction with American Under- ground at Main, hosted an open discussion about Durham’s history, busi- Spring football ness diversity, and the legacy of Black Wall Street. The event was part of HelpFest, an ongoing series at AU@Main “that fosters growth and problem- gets into gear solving within the entrepreneurial community.” with area HBCU “We’re setting the goal of building the most diverse technology hub (in the world) by the end of 2016,” said Adam Klein, chief strategist at Amer- teams. ican Underground. “We’re inspired to do that because of the city we live in. There’s a history of entrepreneurship in this city that’s rich.” During the 1900s, Durham blacks had the highest per capita income and the highest rate of home ownership in the country. W.E.B. Du Bois wrote a reflection piece on his visit to Durham titled “The Upbuilding of Black Durham. The Success of the Negroes and Their Value to a Tolerant and Please seeWALL STREET/2A Group Durham strives to project preserve provides cemetery free By Latisha Catchatoorian [email protected] furnishingsBy Latisha Catchatoorian RALEIGH – Oberlin Village [email protected] Cemetery is a century-old his- DURHAM – The Furniture toric resting place for many of Project of Durham helps resi- the city’s prominent African- dents furnish their homes.