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m Chronicle SPORTS YMCA News Programs Get Fast Start By PINGHAM YMfcA Director Programs qt the YMCA are getting off to a fast pace this week. Gra-Y Clubs lor boys and Tri-Gra-Y Clubs for girls were launched Monday and will continue each week Lassies (Girls 14 and under) ACC Game, ‘Super BowP On TV Agenda CHARLOTTE-ACC bas ketball and professional foot- lb a 1 1 are spotlighted on i hfc t HRONit Clinton, &. C.,%ian, t», j!h>*—7 Clinton Teams Play At Union On Friday Clinton High School’s has- 3-4 record and the girls are and Juniors (Girls 15 and WBTV’s weekend s p o r t s through high school.) Also an schedule, beginning Saturday Industrial Division for men is With the Duke-Maryland game in the planning stages and and will be announced as soon as continuing Sunday with kctball teams travel to Union Friday for a class AA Eas tern Conference doublehea der The Clinton - Woodruff games scheduled Tuesday ;gridiron—the Super Bowl. possible. Volunteers are needed to throughout the remainder of j serve as coaches, referees On Saturday,. January 13 at the year using the following and as Club advisors. Any 2 00 pm Channel 3 will air i ,chedu,e - [adii't iilrrestwl should con- ; . olor th( , arlion bctween taet the YMCA ; 6th Grade Boys — Each the Blue Devils, who last Monday 3:15 to 5:00. YOUTH CLl B weekend were barely nosed 5th Grade Boys Each or g an i ze( j Youth cu t of a win over the UNC Each I was formed and un-^powerhouse, and the Terps of der way with election of of-jMaryland. the ‘-world series” of the night in Clinton were post poned because of ice-siick roads. Coach Herman Jack' son said the games have been rescheduled for Jan. 31. i; mm | Wednesday 3:15 to 5:00 4th Grade Boys — Friday 3:15 to 4:15. 6th Grade Girls — Tuesday 3:15 to 5:00. 5th Grade Girls — Thursday 3:15 to 5:00. 4th Grade Girls — Friday 4:15 to 5:15. Each ficers at their meeting Thursday, January 4th, at Each YMCA building. This club p m i is the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y which is champion Sunday, January 14 at 2:30 on WBTV the Green Bu\ Clinton’s boys have a 7-2 over-all record and are 2-0 in conference play. The Clinton players will be involved in examinations next week and have no games scheduled Tuesday night. After exams, the Clinton world teams don’t have home games Rack- scheduled until Jan. 26. Each 1 nia de up of girls in high school. Tv senior ors. winners of a record third straight YFL championship, meet the AF1. champion Oak- in tin present 14 World Super Bowl broadcast Inc KFN MARTIN BOBBY QUILLEN COACH MUSSLEMAN PC Hosts Pfeiffer, Erskine In Key Games Presbyterian C o 1 1 e g e’s Blue Hose face two home games this weekend which Coach Art Mussleman be lieves may hold the key to his team s season. The Blue Hose are host to Pfeiffer Friday night and will play rival Erskine Sat urday night at the PC gym. Pfeiffer is winless coming into the game but Coach Mussleman warns, “They’ve J?c( n losing some tight ball ‘games. They have a young team and they’re improving every week. We’ll have our hands full.’’ The Blue Hose lost to Ers kine in triple overtime in the f.rst game of the season so PC will have a revenge mo tive for Saturday night's game. Coach Mussleman's charg es have a 2-6 record after losing 80-66 to Lenoir Rhyne ^Monday nigfcit at PC^ “V\fbve been making too many mistakes,” Coach Mus sleman said,” Against Lenoir Rhyne, we turned the ball ov er 20 times without getting a shot. We were down by 20 points at halftime and those turnovers were the differ ence. Uenoir Rhyne made 50 per cent of their shots, so if Joanna Tops Torrington 77-46 The Joanna B team defeat ed Torrington 77-46 Thursday evening in a basketball game at Joanna School. ‘ Koon scored 20 points to pace Joanna and Hartline had 16 for Torrington. Stockman contributed 18 to *he Joanna effort while Nor ris had Whitsell 11 and iftiser 10. Estes scored 15 and Rhodes 12 for Torring ton. t The two teams meet again tonight. ..... ^ up of boys they hit one out of every two | extremely pleased with the and 14 ye ars old will meet at times we threw the ball away | play of freshmen Ken Kerch- ,9 a.m. followed by the Jun- ner. “He has earned the res-, lor Division at 10:30 a. m. pect of all the teams we’ve | which wi J 11 1)6 madeup of boys played. He’s only 6-4 but he, D * etails of ^ , eague wffl b , gets up on rebounds. In fact, | explained at this first meet- our rebounding has been! ing. It is hoped that enough boys will be present in each division to make up four teams. Schedule for the Mite Divi- Moa, boys 12 and under, will be announced as soon as pos sible. It is hoped that the afrmory may be used for this division and can be an nounced by the first of the week. Other leagues also are on the docket and will be an nounced af soon as arrange ments can be made as to fac ilities. Plans arc for two divisions of girls which will be called There are at The program will consist of members of the club and it a short club meeting and will j s hope that more girls will :iand Hal(U ‘ rs be followed by game and rec- come into the club as it gets annual AFL YFL reational activities for the un der way. Championship remainder of the club period.! The following club mem- , Boys and girls also are in-, hers were elected to fill the ' , vited to come at other times offices of President: Jan :,n,, 111 lrom ,h, ‘ <,ran ’ e and use the game equipment King; Vice President: Melis- Bowl m as members. sa Turner. Seeretary; Jane The ['ackers earn,-d their ' BASKF.TBAI.I. Timmerman. Reorder: Un- wood Cox. Treasurer: Susie ! Two divisions of the YMCA Jacobs; Chaplain: Cynthia engagement by defeating the Basketball program will get Turner. The Club chose to Dallas Cowboys m the YFL under way at the Clinton | meet each second and fourth rhampinnM;,,, '>1.17 HlBh School Oym Saturday. . Thursday of each month The ., hc „„ 23 The Midget Division which next meeting will be Thurs- will be made up of boys 13 day, January 25, at 6:30 v '° n * c Western ( on- The Thornwell-Dixie game scheduled at Thornwell Tues day night also was post poned. The game was re second scheduled to be played last 1-6. The Thornwell teams will play host to Lockhart next fiiesday night. BELL ST. HOSTS LAKEVIEW Bell Street High School wiU boat Lakeview Friday nipht in a doubleheader TJie Bell Street boys have a 5-1 record and the girls are 1-5. This will be the first meeting of the Bell Street and Lakeview teams this season. night, Wednesday. The Thornwell boys have a vices. QUICK CHARGE A newly developed system makes it possible to recharge sealed nickel-cadmium bat teries to 90 per cent of ca pacity in 15 minutes. The powerful light-weight batte ries are used to operate most of the modern cordless cle- or had it stolen, there’s your 20-point margin. If we could have eliminated those mis takes, we could have shot on ly 25 per cent and we still would have been in the ball game. “Lack of height is our big gest problem. Every team we’ve played has had $ height advantage over us and they’re using it. They gam ble on defense with us. By that I mean a guard will take a chance, lunge at the ball. They know that even if the gamble fails, they are etilj going to have the advantage of the match-up because their center and forwards are taller than ours.” Coach Mussleman has been pretty good, considering our height disadvantage. Our guys are hitting the boards but the other teams’ height has been wearing, us down in the late stages. I think our month-long holiday layoff might have hurt us tfryc ” In Monday nfgbtfg game, Rtehapd . Qgityet) again the PC scoring l«a#r, . hit ting 18 points and grabbing nine rebbniids. His brother, Bobby Quillen, a sophomore guard, scored 13 points Mon day night MrtJ* • sap* ior guard spoffd 16. ference championship by <te- JOANNA feating the Los Angelos A full program of club and Kams ' 28 7 basketball activities are The Oakland Raiders won scheduled to get under way their first AFL championship for the boys and girls in the by routing the Houston Oil- Joanna Community Monday, ers, 40-7 In regular AFL January 15th. Activities will | S eason play the Raiders com be held in the local school pji ed a 13.1 record, gym. A schedule of events will be in the hands of each boy and girl at the school by Friday, January 12. Mr. Immediately prior to the Super Bowl game, at 2:15 p m., WBTV’s “Lefty Driesell Johnny Moore and Mr. " Ul }«*'“" highlights of the Davidson Saturday game against the Mountaineers of iWest Virginia. Prater will continue — Wildcats’ to work with the boys dnd girls in the Joanna area. January Clearance SALE! • Men’s Suits and Sports Coats • Ladies’ Coats • Ladies’ Skirts and Pants • Ladies’ Suits 25% off 1 Table Shoes Greatly Reduced Ladies’ and Children’s V2 price Lydia Mills Store Patronize The Chronicle Advertisers 7/fe 0kL1i/, <en .. _ ‘‘Many a ‘big wheel’ la steered by the ‘little woman’.” NIED MONEY? ft COMB BY THE Wt m ■ : 4121 Announcing • • • i 1 LV. f-r' .yV* SAVINGS M. S. MUY « SON, Bahn Beginning ftfcrMfy t, 1968 Boiley'* vi» p*y intorest on Sayingt CnKfinijH; to Hie amount sf JIAftQP °» more - i • •.* . to i •<.->> yt • % • Cortibeatw fMy fW pwthosed at any time and yil begin earning iatorSf #418'AM* Of purdidM. X 1 1 M. ^ •° rn aammi m ADAIR'S MEN'S SHOP CONTINUES THEIR BIG SEMI-ANNUAL SALE-Save Up To 50% Entire Stock of Clothing and Furnishings SUITS Regular $79.95 now $62 Regular $65.00 now $52 Regular $49.95 now $38 ' Sport Coats | Regular $49.52 now $37 Regular $45.00 now $33 Regular $40.00 now $29 One Group i now $25, Values to $36.91 f SLACKS Regular $13.00 now $9.95 Regular $15.00 now $10.95 Regular $16.95 now $12.70 Regular $18 and $19 how $13.95 3 Suits Only One 37 reg. One 40 reg. One 40 stout. now $25 Valuw (o $65 Sport Shirts Reg. $5 and $5.95 now $3.99 Reg. $6 and $8 now $4.99 Ope Grbup Sta-Press SLACKS Men’s - Preps Reg. 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