Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College - ABAC Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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Basketball Six Cagers Play Final Game, The year 1969 saw six cagers play their final game as members of the Abraham Baldwin College Golden Stallions. Graduation exercises saw the departure of Odell Pack, Carlos IvlcSwain, Leslie Moore, Ashley DeLoach, Buddy Whitley, and Harold Adkins from the ABAC scene. Odell, called by many the best junior college player in the state, was known around Georgia hardwoods for his consistency. Big Carlos provided the toughness needed for the close games. Leslie was called the little man who came through in the big games. Ashley was a ball hawking guard known around the campus as the friendly Stallion. Buddy was famous for his agressive defensive play. Harold was the teams best one-on-one'l player. ABOVE: Dennis McSwain l54j tries to get to loose ball but is elbowed out by Brunswick players. David Adams l32j is too far out to help, RIGHT: The Stallions' outstanding ball player, Albert Mud Lewis, scores on a 20 foot jump shot to rally ABAC over upset minded Gordon Military. -. -i

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ABOVE: lerry lohnston wrests rehound away from Chipola players to help ABAC gain a revenge victory at home. BELOW: Odell Pack lays up a two pointer as the Stallions win their Homecoming game against Young Harris. Harold Adkins and Harley Stewart M02 lend sssistance. Basketball UE, :gf l f i Y F W fs. so . l i ABOVE: Head Coach Vann Brackin lcenterj discusses practice schedule with assistant coaches Wayne Studdard lleftj and Norman Hill lrightj. Ashley DeLoach

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Buddy Vllhitlvy ,ds wa A D5 Kb-M 5144411 .--'P' ABOVE: Buddy Whitlc-y fights for rebound as the Stallions crumble Brunswick lunior College LEFT: Leslie Moore- rallies two points against South Georgia Tfdflf' School. Carlos lVlcSvvain hustlffs in to Check fJfOCkfxf'Clll7gS. 89