Talk:C. B. Claiborne

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More sources

I clipped a few old newspaper articles that mention Claiborne; saving them here for myself or anyone else who wants to expand on his Duke career:

Devils Greet 10 Veterans, 5 Sophs (16 Oct 1968)
Duke Hammers Alabama, 86–48 (3 Dec 1968)
Sophomores Lead Duke Past Tigers (8 Dec 1968)
'Black and Blue' Devils are McGuire's Latest Victim (10 Feb 1969)

There is surely a lot more to be found in the Duke Chronicle archives. –IagoQnsi (talk) 17:58, 5 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]