FEBRUARY-MARCH, 1976
THE VOICE
PAGE 7
Baher Wins
“ilfVP” Award
At ROTC Tourney
At East Carolina
Monte Baker, a senior
business administration
major from Laurinburg, N,
C., was named “Most
Valuable Player” in the an
nual Air Force ROTC
basketball tournament at
East Carolina University.
Baker, a member of the
varsity Bronco basketball
squad for three years, is a
member of the Air Force
ROTC Detachment at FSU
and served as player-coach
for ROTC team which finished
third by defeating East
Carolina’s team, 61-53. Last
year the Broncos won the
ROTC tournament.
The FSU team lost by one
point to the University of
Maryland-Eastern Shore in
the opening round, 46-45.
The tourney was played at
Minges Coliseum at ECU in
Greenville, N. C. and the
Bronco ROTC squad played
two games March 19, the
opening round of the two-day
affair.
FSU dropped North
Carolina Central Universtiy’s
ROTC squad, 72-42, and later
defeated Duke University, 58-
42.
Players representing
FSU’s AFROTC were Monte
Baker, Dennis Bellamy, Allen
Chavis, Shelton Fisher,
Phillip Gatling, Marcus
Livingston, Thomas
McLauchlin, Paul Murphy,
Henry Porter, and Chris
Strickland.
Sergeants Brackeen and
McDowell were the team
escorts.
Maryland-Eastern Shore
won the tourney this year by
defeating A & T.
However, the Broncos
have vowed to “take it all”
next year as they did in ‘75
when they brought the
championship trophy back to
Broncoland.
WINS “MVP” AWARD AT AFROTC TOURNEY-Senior Monte
Baker was awarded the “Most Valuable Player Award” at East
Carolina University recently during the annual AFROTC
basketball tourney. (FSU Photo by Henderson)
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BIG MAC AND BARROWS MAKE ALL-STAR CAGE SQUADS-Herbert Mclver, (left photo) senior
pivot-man on the Bronco basketball squad and junior play-making guard John Barrows were named
to All-Conference teams at the end of the season.
Mclver, a native of Hamlet and team leading rebounder, was named to the All Central In
tercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Conference for 1975-75.
Barrows, a leading scorer for the squad, and Hempstead, N. Y. native, was named to the Dist. 29
All-NAIA squad. He averaged over 18 a game.
FOUJ\DERS DAY
In Hindu mythology the
afterworld has 28 divisions,
including one in which peo
ple are required to eat cake.
(Continued from Page 1)
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