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CHRIS ADAIR TORRENCE SHEALY Adair, Shealy Lead CHS Scoring, Rebounds Seniors Chris Adair and Tor rence Shealy are leading the Clin ton Red Devils in scoring and re bounds, respectively, after five basketball games. . Adair, who stands about six feet tall and also is a highly rated tennis star, has scored 52 points in five games for an average of 10,4 points per game. He is the only Red Devil aver aging in donfele figures although two others are near that mark. sive rebounds and 20 on defense for a total of 38 rebounds. Adair is close behind with 21 defensive rebounds and 14 offensive re bounds for a total of 25. Jack Prater has pulled down 32 re bounds, 20 on defense and 12 on offense while Kent Prater has 17. The Red Devils will resume their schedule Friday night at York. With a 2-3 mark at the Christmas holiday break, they have been practicing each morn- Shealy has hauled inlSoffen- ing since last Thursday. Name Games TP Scor. Avg. Chris Adair 5 52 10.4 Jack Prater 5 48. 9.6 Buzzy Tedards 5.. 48 9.6 Torrence Shealy ...... 5 . 37 .. 7.5 . Kent Prater . 5 25 5 Tommy Motes .... 4 . 7. . 1.8 Matthew King .... 2 .. 4 2 Thomwell Hosts Wore Shoals Friday Night Thornwell’s varsity basketball teams swing back into action Fri day night, playing host to class AA Ware Shoals. The boys’s game will start at 7 p.m., to be followed by the girls’ game. Thornwell’s boys have a 1-4 record and the girls are 2-3. The boys defeated Calhoun Falls in their final outing, Dec. 20, prior to the Christmas holidays. They also lost a couple of squea kers previously, by one point to Dacusville, three points to S.C. School for Deaf and five points to Lockhart. Friday’s games open a five- game home stand for the Thorn- well teams. On Tuesday, Jan. 7, Thornwell plays host to Connie Maxwell and on Friday, Jan. 10, will be at home to Gray Court-Owings. Thornwell hosts S.C. School for the Deaf on Jan 14 and Cal houn Falls on Jan. 17. The remainder of the Thorn well schedule: January - 21, at Jonesville; 24, at Connie Maxwell; 28, Del- A-Dowe here. February - 7, at Dacusville; 11, at Gray Court-Owings; 21, at Lockhart. Rebs. 35 32 12 .38 17 Three Tackles, Fullback Win Jacobs Blocking Trophies THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C, January 2, 196»—7 Three tackles and a fullback are the winners of the four Ja cobs Blocking trophies to be pre sented this year by William P. Jacobs HI and Hugh Jacobs of Clinton. Joe Lehtski, a tackle at Clem- son, won the South Carolina Ja cobs Blocking trophy. He was selected for the honor by the South Carolina Sportswriters Association. Lehtski is the 17th Clemson player to win the award which was first presented in 1928. Uni versity of South Carolina players have won the award 14 times. Other winners of 1968 Jacobs Blocking Trophies are: Atlantic Coast Conference, Greg Shelly, tackle fct University of Virginia; Southern Conference, Wayne Fower, tackle at University of Richmond; Southeastern Confer ence, Brad Johnson, fullback at University of Georgia. Shelly and Johnson are the first players to win the trophy at their respective universities. Some 1100 steelworkers in nine major steel plants graduated last summer from courses estab lished to upgrade their education al level. The courses were spon sored jointly by the government, seven steel companies and the steelworkers union. “Fine thing! I get a pay raise, and suddenly you two don't have a thing to wear!" The Southern, SEC and state trophies will be presented by the Jacobs brothers at the Colum bia Touchdown Club banquet on Jan. 23. Carol Dale, an end with the Green Bay Packers and a former Jacobs Blocking Trophy winner, will be guest speaker at the banquet along with Earl Morrall, Baltimore Colts quar terback and NFL player of the year. Dale won the Jacobs Blocking Trophy in 1958 at Virginia Tech. The ACC trophy will be pre sented at the Greenville Touch down Club banquet. The Jacobs Blocking Trophy was originated in 1928 by the late Dr. William P. Jacobs, for mer president of Presbyterian College. The program has been continued and expanded by Dr. Jacobs’ sons, William III and Hugh, in honor of Dr. Jacobs. Newberry Hosts Allen, Baptists, Belmont Abbey Holiday basketball action at Newberry College will include two double headers involving four schools at MacLean Gym Fri day and Saturday, Jan. 3 and 4. NeWberry will meet Allen Uni versity Friday night, and Baptist College will play Belmont Abbey. On Saturday, Allen will meet the Baptists and Newberry will try Belmont Abbey. 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