Friday, September 30, 1960
THE CAMPUS ECHO
Page Nine
Eagles Edge Morris Brown 8*6
By John A. Holley
North Carolina College’s
Luther Jeralds crashed through
Morris Brown , College’s de
fense to block a fourth quarter
punt in the end zone to give the^
Eagles a safety and an 8-6 tri
umph over the homeground
Wolverines.
The Eagles, playing with
new zest, scored in the opening
period when Rossie Barfield
went off his own right tackle,
cut back to the center of the
field, and skirted 33 yards to
paydirt to cap a 72-yard TD
drive. The scoring drive used up
only five plays.
Morris Brown, fighting despe-
ratoly for a comeback, managed
to score with 2:18 seconds re
maining in the second quarter
when Don Cambridge dove
through the middle of the
Eagles’ tight defense for the
Wolverines’ touchdown from
three yards out. Jeralds, a 250-
pound guard, dove through to
block the attempted kicking
conversion as it sailed off
Johnnie Davis’ toe.
The Eagles dominated the
game throughout the tilt, fail
ing to capitalize on numerous
scoring opportunities. The score
reptiained knotted 6-6 until late
in the fourth period when
Reggie Pryor, the Eagles’ spark
ling quarterback, boomed one of
his punts dead at 'the Wolve
rines’ two-yard line.
The Morris Brown eleven,
with their backs to the goal line,
tried unsuccessfully to advance
the ball out of the danger zone
on two downs, but were helpless
against a vicious NCC forward
wall. On the third down, Davis
stepped back in the end zone to
punt. But NCC’s charging line
with Robert Currington and
Walt Browning crashing in on
both sides, put the pressure on
Davis, and Jeralds blasted
through the middle to block the
punt off Davis’ foot.
Sparkling performances were
turned in by Jeralds, who only
a few days ago had received the
okay from the NCC physicians
to play this season. Currington,
who played a whale of a defen
sive game from the terminal
post; and Harvey Ramseur, team
captain, who was a steady per
former for the entire game from
his linebacking spot.
Other outstanding roles were
turned in by James Brewington,
Charles Hinton, James Bryant,
and Frank Gardner, the crux of
the Eagles’ middle attack on the
line.
Pryor, in addition to booming
the pigskin in pursuit of his 4th
successive CIAA punting title,
played a terrific game as the
Eagles’ signal caller.
Lyceum Schedule
The North Carolina College
Lyceum and Concert Series has
listed for the ‘60-61 term noted
artists and varied talents.
The list and dates for the year
are as follows; October 13,
George Tapps in “Born to
Dance;” January 12, Nelson and
Neal, piano; February 9, Na
tional Opera Company, and
April 24, Saint Louis Sinfoni-
etta.
WELCOME STUDENTS
AND FACULTY
A cordial invitation to visit BALDWIN’S
whcTB you tviU find the new and fashion
able of every season. Also furnishing for
your dorm rooms.
Harvey Ramseur, captain of the 1960 Eagles’ football team, and
Reginald Pryor, the co-captain, will spearhead NCC’s pigskin hopes
for the year.
Football Class
Last week the football teami
sponsored a “hep” rally for
Eagles who desired to be briefed
on the ins and outs of football.
The idea was to help desiring
students recognize and under
stand the original- and complex
plays carried out in regular
games.
Members of the team an
nounced the plays over a micro
phone with a brief description
while elect players carried out
the plays on the ball court.
The tennis-clad footballers
gave enactments of the tight T,
the spread pimt, tight punt, the
shoulder block, the hook block,
and the shield block.
Mr. Edward Boyd, a CIAA re
presentative, discussed changes)
in rules for the football season.
The major rule change was the
substitution. The old rule has
been changed to allow for a
“Wild Card Substitution.” Thisi
means that a coach may send in
one substitute at any time while
the clock is running.
After “class,” the cheerlead-
ing squad led the crowd in a
round of roaring cheers.
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