Ne FG

area's super-speedways

southern drivers—Little
atherly, the “clown

of the sport, and Glenn

1) Roberts, all - time

winner—were killed in
accidents. Another top
2 driver, Jim Pardue,
en his car wrecked durtests.
other drivers who were

to Southern racing
0 met death. Two of
sddie Sachs and Dave
Id — were killed in a
ash during the Indian-

SG NERNEY CUE

a UCC power plant Wiat prouuceg aS of the sport's nardest chargers, Speedw:

at Avanta, Vaytona,

car pileup on the seventh lap of |much as 450 horsepower, and | was quoted as saying speeds had | Darlington, S. C., and Charlotte.

Hannah-Pamplico Cagers
Do Only One Thing-Win
By GREGORY MARTIN
Morning News Sports Writer

a 55-40 triumph over Southside good cage squads.
and an 83-72 win over previous-

Coach

Poston can

Hyman, a 5-10 junior center.

give no Backing up the first five are

PAMPLICO—You almost feel ly unbeaten Olanta. The team’s good reason for his club's suc- 58 sophomore guard Tommy
“they have look- McGuire, 59 sophomore gu
00. A third. Bobby sorry for a little basketball only loss was a 61-54 upset at cess, He si
ed good at times and at times Kent Jones and 5-10 junior foran, died of burns suf- team like Hannah - Pamplico. the hands of Bishopville
a test drive of his stock They are not very big and, acThe Rebels do have a win- mediocre. They are not very ward Gordon Morgan.

e brighter side of the

cording to coach Bussey Poston, ning tradition to rely on. The big, don’t have much speed and
they are not very good shots and team is a consolidation of two can’t shoot too well but they win
and I guess that’s what counts.”
don’t have too much speed or
former
C
cage
powers.
Both
The “can't shoot,” part is a
experience.
It seems like just about the Hannah and Pamplico have long little hard to believe considering

omapidel eter ~stted Stine

tec erryLh

of South Carolina, will be the
guest speaker at the Darlington

Athletic Club Monday. night.

The meeting will be held at
the Darlington Restaurant be-

ginning at 7:30 p. m.
Weldon was the highly suc-

cessful Bamberg coach who
won the class B state cham-

pionship in football in 1963 and

reached the finals this past
season before losing to the Kershaw Eagles. He also had very

Bob Nichols Is
Putter of Year

CHICAGO (AP)
Bobby
Coach Poston has only eight Nichols, who set four tourney

more regular season games be-

records winning the 1964 Nation-

fore the conference tournament al PGA title, was named putter
at Hillcrest the week of Feb. of the year Saturday in the anperating under NASCAR
15. He has the week of Feb. nual vote by the Golf Writers
was estimated at close
million, compared with only thing they can do is win histories of winning seasons and the scores they have been run- 7-12 open and would like to Association of America.
a number of state champion- ning up. Especially when this schedule a few more games
ight million in 1963.
Nichols, who also used his
games. Of course they have
rize money, paid to an been doing that pretty well this ships to their credit. The con- is applied to Harold Poston, a with anyone interested in play- second-hand $5 putter in winle of 1,618 drivers who season with six victories in solidated team did all right last 5-9 senior guard, who scored 22 ing.
ning 1964’s top purse—$35,000, in
year as it won the 6-A confer- points
ted in 1,040 NASCAR- seven starts.
against’ Cheraw, 19 Poston says that he could give the Detroit Open—thus became
ence championship behind the against Hillcrest, 22 against a nice guarantee to anyone the only golfer ever to capture
ed events, was an inThe
Rebel’s
tallest
man
is
5-11
hot shooting of junior Warren Southside and 28 against Olanta. coming to Hannah-Pamplico.
ff about 10 per cent
two awards by the writers’
Phil
Poston
and
they
have
only
Moore.
previous year.
The Rebels next game is a group.
Coach Poston has two other
one
returning
starter
from
last
Rs's Grand National
However, this should have young Postons in his starting conference encounter with The 28-year-old Kentuckian
year. But they have found the

attendance at the 114

Southside Friday night on the two years ago received the Ben
lineup.
Besides
Harold
there
is
se” for stock cars. paid formula for success some where as coach Poston lost three starthome courts. The Falcons will Hogan Trophy, bestowed =
as they have been
the
scourge
Phil,
a
5-11
senior
forward,
and
lor 62 races. In addition,
ers by graduation and lost Moore
be led by Moore and will be nually to the golfer persis!
of
area
basketball
in
the
early
| $136,980 went into the
to Southside when his star Wayne, a 5-6 junior guard. Phil looking for revenge for that lick- after a physical handicap. Niele
part
of
the
season.
| point fund to be dis
moved to Florence.
and Wayne are brothers and ing they took in Florence. This ols suffered multiple injuries
odel) division, the “ma

been an off year for the Rebels

Hannah - Pamplico’s wins inIt hasn't been that way though Harold is a cousin of the two. should be an interesting game in an auto accident when he was
8 at the organization's clude a 66-48 victory over Che- as the team has racked up conOther starters are Jake Ard, with the conference lead at
spending 92 days in a hospi-

among drivers and car

'y banquet in Daytona raw, a 72-37 win over Hillcrest, vineing wins over some very a 5-10 senior guard and Bobby stake.