The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 07, 1968, Image 17
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THE CHRONICLE, CTIntnov S. C.. March 7, 19GS—17
YMCA News
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On Monday evening, March
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Open Slate
Weather Performances
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Clinton Juniors
1-1 In Tourney
points. Clrick wfts high man,
lor the losing Has-Beens with
i . , , ,11 points. In the second gatre,
4, the adult rr.cn met to play , , . , The Clinton High Scliool
their weekly games at the Joanna p a>(,t t le , ay ^ ees tenn.s team will open Ms
National Guard Armory. The an d w '" n hy a score of 45 to <t heduk* Monday, play.:.g
first game saw the Has-Beens 3(5. Whitse! w as tiigh scorer host to Dreher oi Columti a
go against ’he Torrington mr .Ioanna wah 1(5 points fol- ()n Wednesday, the CCS
Companv ami the Ha Beens 1(iU( . r) (n Wlth 14 Pnct , team travels to Rock Hill
w err de'rate i In a -corr • ( and w ill he at home to
29 to 44 Hart line led tm u as hl :h l,M ,h( * •Tyveecs and nwo0() Kndav, March
searing, tor Torrington with la h' 1 ' the O'ght witli 29 points
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ll\ JOHN BINGHAM
\ >I( A Director
1’resbytei inn ( 'ollrg,. I' ooi-
ball Coach (allv < I ault was
extremelv plrasrd with the
Blue Ho r • prme pi aetico
’issioris wliir'i roiieluded last
I'hui sdav
It VV in- ! I . Oi-l r -ion
w e \ e liad iii m\ 11 vr \, ,irs
here. ■ hr an! \\ Iia.l r\
cellent wmitiiri '.ot a uinlr
prai't:rr wa-- r.iiir,i oil hr
‘■'•‘Use ol wratln i and it w a.
utieom 11 lit a Id \ < old onlv a ,
day We got 11; 21 pr ir;; ce
sioiis which is ’hr oiost we v r
had in i i\c •. • ars in t w r trei
tiiat w r Jol a lot 11 l’r Sol 1 ir
<1 the bo\ hsid a .trrmel\
.i’.ood pring praeiirr essions."
Gault r,; ..i. ! i w r . some
’ in pm- in i iiiin j'!a\ ri ■ w ho
w* i cu t n . ui.n last year
\mong tlirm wrrr rising
The
5'MGA
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Boy ->
Ihr
won tin
ur lirst
game
trom
Miivodu
in \ (
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nnc
tlm lumt round
ol the
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game
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vv inning
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Ydu can test drive
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'ibu can buy one
for 2632.
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TOMMY LAWSON
BILL < ALDWM.L
tournament next \car
IN IT KM I DlATI
ALL STARS
Tin weekend wilt Imd tin
1 ntrnr.rdiatr Bov - 'going ti
High Roiiu \ C to plav n
Tie d M( \ I nt rnir date Bov -
Basketball I'ournament Tn
bov ^ w err picked In thn
coarhr . as an \11-Slar lean
;o rrprr -t nt Clinton in ihr
rournam 'in I hr hoys an
R.ai rv Saunders, Dickie Mr
Sw am Darrell Shralv
are working on 'lamlr Crocker Derek Wes
(|Uai- vmiieh featimed Bob U'a’er ht i angng Tim Morn-. Joe Me
back doe Nixon and Bobby Joyner. 1 He said that about 250 boys j ; (v . .|„e\ Meadors. Retei
lull, ami I,any Owens rile
sophomores Bill Caldwell, an
ol lensiv e cm! in.m Ailanta; m ' 1 ' a|-, ‘ onrong the veterans
ueleiisiva link St ve Dish who showed up well in spring
roon i)i ( ollegi Rark. (in , j raetiee
Andre Bruvne. i gu.ml trom
.Savannah Ga Rolihv Hicks,
a guard Irom I)eiosv die High
m l 'olumbia Tonunv I .aw on,
.1 g’uanl i n n n In, nna and
Jerry Trav i,.. on u
inun Green ..ie
Clinton i ramus (
f lanker w l,o v. a a n
Gault said that there are
several freshmen who are
on academic probation
He said, "We'll lose 12 k( v
Gault said the squad came men after next sea-on and
out ol spring practice w ith no ; k 1( , potential ueeess ol our
'’’■lories. program m the luture hinges
^ He said that the develop- on these freshmen remaining
meld of McNeill and return eligible This remestei holds
‘ IU of B.il Rutland amt 1'lboR the key.”
Rost could give RC its best, Gault said that recruiting is
i ,r cpio-t. rlmek depth since RR > behind schedule hut that he
ir last '959 Tangerine Bowl team 1 and his st;
, e We
11 Mie
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. Taler
t- inm,
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season : Alice , r \ i ..
terbaek Iron, in .,
Rat Stogiur. a id Bob Mur A key to RC’s success next have tried out tor sehohuships
rav ; linebm-iver I jn Sullen- season will be tin’ scholastic and that one more try out ses-
herger: hack Bob Hackle, eligibility of several fresh j sion is schcrluicd
Ronnie JonRii ami I'lid Brad-, men
3o\ s w ill play their l ir-
jame -ometime late Fr.dav
Thornweil s Baseball
TeamOpens Next Week
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The Thorn well baseball Keith Kemp ami Kandy ,l '
team i- to open d- elie iule George
next Thursdn' Worrh 14 at Th( , s( .| Ul(i ule
' home again l Ninety-Six Man h 14. Ninety Six; 19. ’
Thorn well is tlm di brndm ■ ; ,t Ninety Six. 2(5, JoncsvilV:
, (onlerenee champion l..ist gg al sgater
years team lost out m 'he April 2, Dacusville al
samdoials ol the uppt i I de Thornwell in doubleheader; 5.
! championship series a t Loekhardt; 12, at Jones
Bettermen returning trom V ille; 16. Slater; 23, Lockhart
last year's team are Jerry May - 3, Ford; 7, at Ford
! Chandler. Arthur Belcher. All ol the games except
Craig Brock, Jerry Watts and the doubleheader with Dacus-
Mav nard Fierce. v |: e w ill start at 4 j) m The
Oilier candidates tor (he douhleheader will start 3:30
team are Raymond Cauthrn, p ni
, Randy George. Billy Horton. -
Rhillip Kem|i. Keith Kamp,
Kenneth l.ewis. Butch Smith,
i Scott WOod, Roby Wallin, Dan
ny Denm- Jerry Kemp, Car-
roll Watts. Kanada Roach,
and Robert I'hompsoii
Bobby l ay lor and Ray Bee
are the managers
.Jerry Chandler is expected
to be tlie number one pitcher.
Other pitching candid tes are
Rhillip Kemp, Kenneth Lewis
and Maynard Fierce, all left
hander.’. ;“' (l righthanders
I * uma t mean led Tie
■ 1 ; Mu’ w ilining tOu
la ia. ml - while .1 am
11,111 11 Mu 11 ic ! use r -
. d gaire , ,| | j;,
, 11 e i .Ioanna <! e I e a l
i!: i mnpa - 30 Mi 13
• I 'lie eonng lor the
■ am \v itb 10 point
! i < I a rd •- scored (i lor
ill' I’ll; 1 I ilitipies
111 Mu .1 .r: or lev I .rague
’a’’ i lay eij s.-mn ,j ,y
i: ain'i , 11 tlu ' but on High
eIn >i'( ( .v m ( i he W arr i U's
ma- 1 a ii Mil R a 1 - by a score
I! G Ml OM .Mil ks led the
i 'on• tor the W arriors
Ti points Walker was
n h tor tlie R.iids with 7 In
he re. ml game, the Du. ks
'.ni avv , i . vv 11 h the Tigers by
■ i'oi e t o,i I,) 32 W assiing
.ed Mil coring tor the win
cn ' Dm ks vv ,th 22 points
T hm or, w a-- high ler the Ti
ar with Id
x
In I'li m■ mm Boy League
piaveM Saturday alternoon,
■ he F ;e_ li s (T 0 eat e(l tie R is-
19 Summer-, led
•' m h r the Ragles
1 points while Bryan
Ml Ini' the losers with
w
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