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DECEMBER 30, 1975 THE VOICE PAGE 7 It no longer has to decide who is going to college. Your future no longer has to be in the hands of the almighty dollar—your dollars that is. Be cause an Air Force ROTC 4-year scholarship will pick up the bills. Tuition bills.. .textbook and lab bills. Plus, it provides for a hundred dollar a month allowance for you to spend as you see fit. And at graduation, that scholarship really starts paying off. You receive a commission as an Air Force officer. Plus a FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: AIR FOCE ROTC DETATCHMENT FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY TEL. 483-6144 EXT. 287 OR 288 Put it all together in Air Force ROTC. good job to go to. And a future without limits. Travel. Promo tions. Prestige. There are 6500 Air Force ROTC college scholarships in total. Why not see if you’ve earned one during the last few years. All-American. James Godwin with trophy. Broncos Beat Virginia Union The Fayetteville State University (N.C.) Bronco basketball team defeated CIAA conference rival Virginia Union University, 116-115 to capture the IFCO Tournament Championship held in New York’s City College Gym, January 2-3. In the opening round January 2, the FSU club dropped Lehman College of New York City, 86-68, while Virginia Union throttled Oswego State, 114-79. The win is the first time FSU has won any major tournament since 1973. In the opening game with Lehman College, FSU guard John Barrows poured in a game high 21 points. Team mates Billy Moore and Herb Mclver got 18 and 17 respectively. In the championship game with Virginia Union, Barrows connected for 22 points and teammates Billy Moore and Herb Mclver tied for scoring honors with 20 points apiece. Arnold Chambers got 19 for the Broncos and Henry Royal bucketed 16. Going into the second half of the season, leading the statistics are Arnold Cham bers 17 points per game; Billy Moore, 15.8 points per game; John Barrows and Herb Mclver 13 points per game; and Henry Royal, 10. The Joe Robinson- coached club will face three CIAA foes on the home court in early January. They are Shaw University, January 8; and Livingstone Collge, January 10 and hope to im prove their conference mark. FSt) Guard Takes Three Honors John Barrows, Fayet teville State University’s (N.C.) magical point guard, started off New Year 1976 with some heroic court per formances at the New York City IFCC Freedom Classic Tourney January 2-3 recently. First of all, many sports observers gave the FSU club undergod status, coming into the tourney with an unrespectable 2-4 overall worksheet. But when the dust had settled, coach Joe Robinson and his crew defeated New York’s Lehman College, 86-68, in the opening round. And in the finale, edged CIAA foe Virginia Union University, 116-115, for the championship trophy and had evened their mark at 4-4 heading back to the Tar Heel State. The 5-10 junior English major from Hemstead, New York, rose to occasion before his home folk and walked away with the “Most Valuable Player” award as well as being chosen to the “All- Tourney Team.” When Barrows returned to Bronco-land, he found other honors awaiting him. He was picked “CIAA Player of the Week” and selected NAIA District 29 “Basketball Player of the Week” also. The likeable and quiet quarterback of the Bronco cagers made a clean sweep of basketball honors for the Fayetteville area. Probably an honor which no FSU eager has earned before. In the two tournament games, Barrows scored 21 buckets in the opener with Leman College. In the championship contest, the FSU whiz put 22 through the (Continued on Page 8) FSU CAGER GUARD GETS THREE HONORS-John Barrows, Fayetteville State University’s (N.C.) magical basketball guard, was recently named “Most Valuable Player” when the FSU Bronco cagers took the second IFCO Freedom Classic Basketball Tournament title at New York City. The Hemstead, N.Y. native and junior English major, pumped in a two-game total of 43 buckets, was a demon of defense and quarterbacked the Bronco offense with authority. Also for his New York performance the 5- 10 ball handler and point-maker for the Broncos “CIAA Player of the Week” as well as Dist. 29 “Player of the Week.” (FSU Photo by John B. Henderson)
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