'Patience' Pays As Penn Edges Duke

10-A Burlington (N.C.) Times-News, Wednesday, Dec. 8,1971 Elon Hopes To Snap 2-Game Losing Skein Here Thursday Night

********************** *********** Christians Will Engage 'Patience' Pays As Penn Edges Duke AC Quint In Loop Test ELON COLLEGE—Elon's Fighting Christian basketball team, loser of its last two outings, returns to the FSV Gains Upset Quakers Get familiar confines of Alumni Memorial gymnasium Thursday night in hopes of notching their second Oar- olinas Conference win of the season over an improved Overtime Atlantic Christian College team. Jacksonville Loses The Fighting Christians, season, and guards Ron Fa- Victory who won their first three rina and Bob Gant are also games before dropping a 66-64 back for action in 1971-72. The decision to Barber-Scotia in addition of 6'10" center Tom By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Kings Mountain Invi- Bardin adds to the im- -Height Problem Chuck Daley, a former tational and a 72-70 contest provement of the Bulldogs of to Lenoir Rhyne Monday Coach Ira Norfolk. assistant coach at Duke, night, have not lost at home "They've got four starters By ALEX SACHARE Nylm. Ron King's 28 points brought his lOth-ranked topped the winners, while Har- since the first game of the back and a 6'10" center who East Associated Press Sports Writer 1970-71 season when Elon lost transferred to Atlantic Chris- Jacksonville losing a college old Fox had 29 for Jacksonville. Penn Quakers to Duke In- Army 79, UCal-lrvine 71 76-63 to Lenoir Rhyne. tian," commented Coach Penn State 73, Columbia 50 basketball game because it didj Marquette trailed by live door Stadium Tuesday Rutgers 109, St. Francis, N Y 9 "Anytime we play at home Miller. "They're going to be not have enough height Whatlpoints "in the closing moments, !nig-ht and beat the Blue St Bonaventure 83, Thos Mere a it makes a big difference," mighty tough." Cornell 95, Colgate 93 a difference a year makes. but won on Frazier's l st-sec-iTjevj]Sj 50.49 in overtime. said Coach Bill Miller as he Rhode Island 83, Boston U. 73 Last season the Dolphins liad,ond bucket. Larry Finch scored Coach Miller attributed the Temple 71, Hofstra 58 •'Patience was a big factor," readies for the ACC invasion. past two losses to a com- St Lawrence 9o, Clarkson 78 height to spare, with a starting 23 to lead Mempnis State. Jim n_, " , "H Bucgnell 78, Lehigh 69 meup that included 7-foot-2 Cnoncs topped viarquette with ualey sam Miller and his crew have bination of his squad playing He had his players hold the their job cut out for them poorly and shooting terribly, Artis Gilmore and 7-footer 18 a South Pembrooke Burrows. Henry Wilmore scored 29,''ball for nearly 3 /2 minutes of as Atlantic Christian has four both from the field and from starters returning from last the foul line. However, he Penn 50, Duke 49, OT But this year, 'with Gilmore Wayne Grabiec had 22 and the extra period, then let Bob Marquette 74, Memphis St 73 and Burrows gone and 7-footer John Lockhard added 19 to Morse shoot from 10 feet out season's team that finished doesn't think his team is out St John's, N Y. 107, Georgetown, second in the NAIA District of any kind of running because DC 67 Dave Brent sidelined by a bro- pace Michigan. George Ger- Morse sank the basket, and Delaware 67, Randolph Macon 66 ken leg, the eighth-ranked Dol- vin's 26 points and Lmdell Rea- teammate Al Cotler made a 29 playoffs including the of two early season losses. Guilford 91, Pfeiffer 61 squad's leading scorer and re- Wofford 109, Francis Marion 86 phins were hurt by a lack ot son's 21 sparked Eastern Mich- free throw with three seconds After tonight's game, the Greensboro, 76, N C Wesleyan 60 height and were upset Tuesday igan to its near-upset. to go to give Penn a three-point bounder Cliff Black, and NAIA Fighting Christians have only night by Florida State 90-83 in Penn led 46-41 with 6-17 to go edge and" the victory. honorable mention A11 - one more game before exam Midwest the finals of the Civitan Tour- in regulation play, but Duke Daley said, "I felt at times America. Bryan Chalk, a 16.3 and Christmas break. The Ma- Michigan 89, E. Mich 88 nament at Jacksonville. scored the next five points to we were overanxious to play point per game scorer last roon and Gold travels to High Illinois 96, S. Dakota 56 Point Saturday night to battle Detroit 19, Wis.-Whitewatar 59 Three other members of the tie The teams were deadlocked and I wanted us to play solid No Mich. 92, N. Dakota 73 Top Ten managed to win Tues- 47-47 after regulation play, but ball and cut off the Duke lay- the Panthers in a Carolinas Iowa State 83, Drake 80 Conference clash. Elon won't Purdue 112, Northern III 85 day night, bir it wasn't easy. Morse's basket in overtime ups that hurt in the first half." St Mary's, Minn 74, Luther 65 Craig Remains be in action again until St. Olaf 86, Sf Cloud 77 No. 2 Marquette needed a gave Penn s 47th consecutive Duke led at halftime, 31-26, desperation, hst-second, 30-foot regular feason victory but Penn took over early in the January 4, 1972. heave from reserve guard No. 14 St. John's traveled to Hospitalized \ The Christians got a big Southwest second half and went ahead by boost this week as guard El- George Frazier to eke out a 74- Wa-hington and defeated four until it was tied at 46-46. Tex Christian 95, Lamar 76 73 victory at Memphis State Georgetown 107-67, with team (UPI Telophoto) CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincin- bert Outlaw, a letterman on Baylor 78, Abilene Christian 73 The regulation game ended in a last year's club who was out Tex El Paso 65, Iowa 57 Ninth-ranked Michigan led by captam Greg Cluess scoring 31 47-47 knot. Duke's ALAN SHAW (50), Penn's JOHN ' nati Bengals' rookie safety Neil LeTourneau 88, Austin 66 as many as 12 points with five points and grabbing 24 JABLONSKI Fight for Loose Ball Craig remained hospitalized of school this semester for Morse led all scorers with 18 "personal reasons," will re- minutes to go, but needed a rebounds. Both were career points. Phil Hankmson chipped Tuesday for treatment of a pos- Far West foulshot by sophomore Terry highs for thp 6-3 Cluess. sible kidney injury suffered in turn to school. He'll be eligible in 11 for the Quakers. to play January 10. Wyoming 88, Montana 75 Tyler with six seconds left to None of the other teams in Sunday's loss to the Cleveland Weber St 70, W Tex St 64 the top 20 saw action Tuesday Chris Rerading was high for. Denver 79, San Jose St. 66 clinch an 89-38 victory over lo- cal rival Eastern Michigan. night. Duke with 13 points, and Richie j agaii Lauds Football Craig, from Fish University, Touraments And lOth-ranked Penn edged In other major results, St. O'Connor added 12. Civitan Tournament 9 was not expected to play next Y Peewees Championship The loss was Duke's second | Duke 50-49 at Durham, N C, Bonaventure overpowered *"£ Sunday against the Pittsburgh Florida St. 90, Jacksonville 83 83-51, Illinois in three games, while Daley's Third Place thanks to a 10-foot jumper by 6- iomas More Fete Steelers. The Bengals have acti- Tenn Tech 67, Stetson 66 8 senior Bobby Morse with 38 pounded Scuth Dakota 96-56, club remained unbeaten in vated Al Coleman for backup Practice Today Kings Mountain Tournament seconds left in overtime. Purdue whipped Northern Il- three outings. help in the defensive secon Championship None of the other teams in linois 112-85, TCU got past La- Duke was the only Atlantic NEW YORK lAP) — Gov. with ge-ru-e affection and re- All boys who played for the Gardner-Webb 118, Barber-Scotia 102 YMCA peewee basketball Third Place the Top Ten were scheduled. mar U. 95-76. Iowa State edged Coast Conference team to play Ronald Reagan of California ispect Injury is incidental, not Elon—St ugustne, canceled Florida State's 6-11 Lawrence Drc-ke 83-80, Army topped Cal- Tuesday night. team last year are urged to said Tuesday night that "some- the object of the game." Larry Jones, of Denver, holds meet for the first practice McCray and 6-10 Reggie Rojals Irvi e 79-71, Penn State tripped Tonight, league-leading Vir-l thing very important m Amer- dominated the backboards Columbia 73-50, Cornell edged Reagan, a former varsity'the ABA playoff record for most of the season today at 3:30. ginia is home to strong Mary-|ica would be lost" if football player at Eureka College in II- points with 30. He scored them Practice will be held at the down the stretch, as Jackson- Colgate 95-93 and Texas-El land, and Wake Forest goes to were done away with, as rec- ville's biggest man was 6-8 Bob Paso defeated Iowa 65-57 hnois who later became a m the 1970 contest, YMCA. William and Mary of the South- ommended in a recent report sportscaster and movie actor Recreation ern Conference. by a team of psychiatrists before turning to politics, re- ! "Football is the last thing we ceived the foundation's Goldj Southern Conference PENM (50) I have where man can engage in Medal Award, its highest hon-i PHILGAS WEATHER FG FT R«b PF TP nonfatal combat and do so by or. Previous recipients included' Sports Colhoun '-834727 "onKnsan 58 12 3 4 11 literally flinging his body Expected Low Tonight nAa-se 8-11 2 ? i 2 13 Presidents Dwight D. Eisen- roller 1 6 6 8 i 2 S against an opponent,'' Reagan hower. John F Kennedy and Lower 40s & Mild I itlccoar 0-101 130 Wildcats And Pirates BI Imasleo f 1 0 0 0 t! 0 told the 14th annual awards Richard M. Nixon and former lablcnk^ki 3711237 Varan 0 1 1- T 1 0 ' dinner of the National Football [President Herbert Hoover Tonight's Games LP Gas • Bottle • Bulk TCHALS 18-44 iZai 20 16 lit Foundation and Hall of Fame. ' —_ —— Midget League—lordan Sellars • Mefered Deliveries Gunn Tigers vs Mebane—t> 00 DUKE («) ' It's a hot, clean hatred fon Mel Daniels is the only player Prcsby Chargers vs Hitching Post—6 00 In Showdown Tonight! FG FT Reb PF TP ep Connor ill 23 2 1 12 an opponent during a game," to make the ABA All-Star team Grace Meth vs Webcc.' Bucks—6 45 ! C' , j••icddin. a 3-8 78 6 3 13 SABC vs McDonalds—6 45 Shaw 34 3 ti 10 " 9 he said. "It's not a mean ha- every year since the league was "urdcttc 3300036 PAYNE OIL. CO. Junior League—Broad St. Planter 01 00 l 1 0 tred. When the ball is snapped, formed. Rick Barry and Larry By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ord, the \Vildcats have won Yarbrouqh Presy Tigers vs Davis St Blue—6 00 4 5 1 1 4 4 9 you express that hatred within Davidson's Wildcats and East their only official start, defeat- West 00000 '0 Jones have made it every year 578-0404 Grac V\eth vs Trollmger Masonry—7 03 13 very definite framework of Idle Hour vs Mebane Beef Burger—8 00 Carolina's Pirates, the two ing Clemson 7G-G5 last Satuiday TOTALS 18-32 iTTs 2~3 1~6 4~9 but one. Davis St Red vs Raiders—9 00 Penn I rules But when the final gun teams rated the top threats to night. Duke 31 U 2—49 a—t 9SO Jordan Sellars Furman's defending champion The winner will move into a' ! sounds, the hatred -is replaced Burl Knicks vs Cougars—7 30 Eagles vs DDT—8 30 Paladins in the Southern Confer- tie for the league lead with Wil- Norfhside Bapt vs Norton & Russ—9 30 ence basketball race, have an liam and Mary's Indians, who Men's League-Nat. Div. early-season showdown tonight. upended Furman, 110-91 last Jordan Sellars The Shootout will be on the Pi- Saturday night in the first Kayser Roth 1 1 1 REPEAT Keyser Roth Graham 000 0-0 rates' home court, where just league game of the season. The . Scoring Fo-feit last Saturday night East Caro- Paladins played without three 1 Sob's Sports Center 10 10 16 14—50 lina carried eighth-ranked Jack- starters who were injured or ill. Blanchards 18 17 11 23—66 sonville down to the wire before OF A Scoring: Powell 21, Gilliam 20 Three conference teams have j dropping a 77-68 decision. The nonleague dates tonight. •Purvis Plumbing IB 19 Prcdmont Presb/ 21 16 _' tied with less than William and Mary, which has Scoring Clark 25, Spocn-24 |two minutes left when Jackson- played just the one game, is at EI i m IT 7 ^Un Tex Yarns "A" 17 14 15 24—64 ville scored nine straight home against Wake Forest of JHillsborough 12 28 20 25-65 points. jthe Atlantic Coast Conference. SELL- - \J\J I I uality - Scoring Prear-23; Andrev/s-24 While the defeat left the Pi-i Also playing at home arc Men's League-Am. Div. Broad St. rates with an 0-2 over-all rec- Richmond's Spiders, 1-21 who Gilliarn Tire 1 1 1 1—4' 'take on East Tennessee, and Lillien & Lee 000 0—0 |The Citadel's Bulldogs, 0-3, who Retreads Overman Cabinet Shop 23 16 IB 19—76 'hope to pick up their first vic- ..Cougars 14 15 20 13—62 ,. Scoring- Goedeck 24, Crawford-28 itory at the expense of Wofford. Petty Delays 1 .Unknowns 14 14 14 23—65 All conference teams wcrei Bruner's Texaco 22 20 22 13—77 Vietnam Trip I idle Tuesday night. , Scoring Enoch 22, Enoch 23

Un Yarns "B" 29 19 22 24—94 Glen Raven 6 12 21 16—52 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (if, " Scoring Jay-48, Rice-14 — Richard Petty will delay go-| plus 31c ing to Vietnam with other autoi Elon Grapplers Fed. Tax and retread- „ -T, , ., T ,. .racing drivers in order to run _ Roger Brown of the Indiana I m Slfnday,s rain.delayed Texas Al NCS Tonight able tire Pacers holds the ABA record 509 stock car race, G.50-13 for most points in a playoff Race officials said Tuesday ELON COLLEGE —Coach -game with 53. He accomplished that Petty, the 1971 NASCAR Mickey Brown's Elon College the feat against Anaheim on,chamPIon and .the sP°rt's a!1' wrestling team travels to Ra- Similar low prices on other sizes May 19, 1970 ,time money winner, will join leigh tonight for their first '. the tour in progress. Other regular wrestling meet of the drivers \\ho left for the war season with North Carolina You get selected casings for strength; Indiana's Roger Brown holds zone Monday were Art Pollard, State University in a 7 p.m. sldewall-to-sidewall new tread of the ABA record for most conse- Don Garlits, Butch Hartman 1 clash. Boots-are boom'ngl'BoUJ and tough Armorubber for long mileage. cutivc two-point field goals and Billy Vukovieh. Elon's grapplers p a r- brash by design. Styled -to made without a miss. He hit1 The Texas race is the final come on strong whatever you ticipated in the North Carolina FREE MOUNTING! EASY CREDIT TERMS? 21 straight m a three game one this year for NASCAR dnv- pen wrestling championships do. It's a great way to get a | O real boofout of life. span January 22-2,9, 1969. 'crs. in Chapel Hill December 3-4, and the results have Coach Brown anxious to get into his squad's schedule. FULL 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD Warriors Win Barry "I was very pleased with »/ the results in the open championships," remarked Coach ROADMABK Brown as he looked back over Suit For $1 Million the weekend's work. "I believe RIDES SMOOTHER THAN GLASS! we proved we have the nu- SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE cleus for a fine wrestling team New Series 78 pro- LOS ANGELES (AP) — The; The suit accused the Oaks-' file foi better corn- and will be able to adequately ering and control. San Francisco Warriors' 1967,vvho later changed owners and fill all 10 weight classes this Up to 16% wider $ Colors Plus S1.76 FET (or suit over the status of Rick locations and now are called year." than most new- Tubclcss Whilewall car tires. 22 Barry, who lumped to Oakland • Black • Brown Size 6.50-13 of the fledgling American Bas- O00-a-year contract with Ihci SHUVEE SETS RECORD Widths: B, D, EEE ketball Association, was settled Warriors. His three-year pact I SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. for $1 million Tuesday jvvl(h Oakland totaled 3225,0001