Page 4—The Wayne Communique, WCC, Goldsboro, N. C., Oct. 12, 1971
Sports
review
By REESE HELMS
September 21 marked the opening of the 1971 W.C.C. in
tramural flag football program. The first game started at 6:00
p.m. and was a hard-fought defensive struggle between Sigma
Tau Sigma and Delta Chi Omega. The Sigma Tau’s won the
game 7-0 on a nifty play, called the Flea Flicka. Quarterback
Lynn Griffen threw a pass to his right end, who quickly pitched
out to Ray Robinson, who rambled the last few yards for a six
point lead. Bobby “The Toe” Friede kicked the extra point to
end the scoring. Both teams threw away many scoring op-
portimities due to first game jitters and other mistakes to
make the final score 7-0.
★ ★ ★
On Wednesday, Sept. 22, College Transfer defeated Delta
Chi Omega 7-0. College Transfer won the toss and elected to
receive. After a fine run back of 20 yards by halfback Peterson,
the powerful College Transfer offense started off with a bang.
Halfback David Shoemaker took a pitch out around right end
for 60 yards and a touchdown. Eddie Bass kicked the extra
point to make the score 7-0 with the game only two minutes old.
Tlie rest of the game was a battle of defenses. Both offenses
were stopped by numerous penalties with College Transfer
heading the way with 175 yards in the penalty column.
In their first game Fish and Wildlife won by a forfeit when
Auto Diesel failed to field a team and drop^d out of the
league.
After the first week of play College Transfer leads the
league with a 2-0 record. Second is Sigma Tau and Fish and
Wildlife with 1-0 records. Delta Chi stands 0-2 and Forestry 0-1.
★ ★ ★
In a battle of unbeatens on Wednesday night, Sept. 29,
College Transfer completely dominated the contest to post a
14-0 victory over Fish and Wildlife. The game was a bitter
struggle with two players, Jim Bahen and Reese Helms, being
thrown out for fighting. It was a little late though as Helms had
scored once and passed to David Shoemaker for another score.
Shoemaker made a marvelous run after catching the pass
to make the final score 14-0. Eddie Bass kicked both extra
points for C. T. Bass, who has yet to miss an extra point, tried
one field goal but it was blocked. Outstanding players were
Tony Phillips with two interceptions, Bryant Langston, and the
outstanding defensive line of C. T. This line has yet to be scored
on in three games. Jessie Parrish, Jim Bahen, and Tom Davis
headed F&W in a good effort.
Horner Joins
Staff
The Physical Education
department has a new
member this year in Mr. Bill
Horner of Roxboro, North
Carolina. Mr. Horner is a
graduate of Guilford College
and received, his master’s
degree in physical education
from U.N.C. at Chapel Hill
where he was a graduate
assistant. Mr. Horner will
coach basketball and assist
Mr. Jim Bennett in other
aspects of the P. E. Dept. His
wife Frances and he reside in
Goldsboro.
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Basketball Schedule
ACTION IN FLAG FOOTBALL
Basketball Rosters
xFayetteville Tech (tentative)
Lenoir Community College
xJames Sprunt Tech
Southeastern Conmiunity College
xLenoir Community College
xCoastal Carolina Community College
Sampson Tech
James l^runt Tech
xJohnston Tech
Mount Olive Jr. College
xSbutheastem Community College
xMount Olive Jr. College
Coastal Carolina Community College
xSampson Tech
Fayetteville Tech
Johnston Tech
xDesignates home games
All home games will be played at Goldsboro High School Gym.
Games begin at 7:30 p.m.
December 2,1971
December 6,1971
December 13,1971
January 6,1972
January 12,1972
January 14,1972
January 17,1972
January 20,1972
January 24,1972
January 27,1972
January 31,1972
February 2,1972
February 5,1972
February 7,1972
February 10,1972
February 14,1972
SIGMA TAU SIGMA
BOBBY FRIEDE
EDDIE LANE
HERBERT ROBINSON
LEONARD SMITH
GENE HARRELSON
JIMMY WHITEHURST
AL NEWMAN
BILL HAMMOND
GERRY DOZIER
HAiRIOLD TYSON
DAHiRYL KILPATRICK
ANiiY MASSENGIL
UN'GRIFFIN
BOBBY PHILLIPS
GEItALD RENFROW
BI^UCE MEZOS
JERRY RAPER
BILLY FOAT
MANAGER
HARRELSON
GENE
DELTA CHI OMEGA
DAVID SUMMERLIN — End
ASHLEY MOSLEY - Q.B.
MIKE HOOKS - H.B.
WAYNE CRUMPLER - H.B.
EDDIE BALL - G
TIM PHILLIPS - G
R. D. BUTLER - T
ARLOW TRIPLETT - T
JOHN CARLISLE - T (Def.)
CARLETON (Bud) HINNANT
- G (Def.)
FRANK BUNDY - T (Def.)
TONY FREDRICK - L.B.
CHRIS NICHOLSON - G
(Off.)
TOMMY BOYETTE - C
LARRY SCOTT - E
JAY HARRIS - E
RICK HALL - T
KENT PASE - Q.B. & E
DAVID DEAKLE - L.B.
WAYNE KORNEGAY - Saf.
MANAGER: BO WESSELL,
BUD HINNANT,
PRESIDENT
FISH AND WILDLIFE
TERRY McGALL -
RUPERT HOSTER - E
DAVID CROCKET - H.B.
TOM DAVIS - Q.B.
JESSE PARRISH - E
DAVID DANIEL - E
JIM BAHEN - H.B.
KENNY RAPER - E
AL LETRTURARLL - T
BILLY CLIFTON - C
RONNY SANDERSON - L.B.
JOE SHATLEY - T
KENNY HELMS - F.B.
AUBREY LUDFORD - T
BOB PICHTER-- L.B.
TOM BRATHAM - G
GEARY SMITH - G
PAT EDGERTON - E
MANAGER: JIM BAHEN
FORESTRY
RON TUCKER
Basketball Horizons
RESLY WILLIFORD
MIKE TRIPP
WAYNE POPE
WALTON O’NEAL
RONNIE ROGERS
CARLOW WESTLING
JOHNNY MITCHELL
AL NEWMAN
JOHN GURGANUS
MARK WEBB
JIM SHAW
TIM BATCHELOR
BILLY HARRIS
ALAN COX
MIKE GURGANUS
UNWOOD SMITH
MANAGER: MARK WEBB
COLLEGE TRANSFER
REESE HELMS - Q.B.
BRYANT LANGSTON - E
TERRY PILKINGTON -
H.B.
STEVE COGDELL — E
(Def.)
RICKY GREGORY - E
MIKE PERKINS - G
EDDIE BASS - G
BRINY CARPENTER - C
LEVI HICKS - E
WAYNE PETERSON - H. B.
CRAIG HOOD - M.L.B.
TONY PHILLIPS - E
DAVID SHOEMAKER - H.B.
NICK BRYANT - G (Def.)
JERRY ROBINSON - E
RONNIE THOMPSON -
Tackle
DEPARTMENT MANAGER:
REESE HELMS, JERRY
ROBINSON
Flag Football
Starts at WCC
When students were walking
around campus the last few
weeks and noticed a lot of boys
walking slowly and painfully
these were the W.C.C. gridiron
stars of the intramural
football program that started
September 21. The program
this year is made up of five
teams: Sigma Tau Sigma,
managed by Gene Harrelson;
Fish and Wildlife, Jim Bahen;
Forestry, Mark Webb; Delta
Oii Omega, Bo Wessell and
Bob Hinnant; College Trans
fer, Reese Helms and Jerry
Robinson. The Schedule
consists of a round robin and
then a double elimination
tournament. The winner will
play Mt. Olive College. Jim
Bennett, Athletic Director at
W.C.C. is directing the
program with the assistance
of Mr. Bill Homer, the new
member of the Physical
Education Department.
Games are on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights starting at
6:00 p.m.
Basketball at W.C.C. will be
a little different this year from
that of the past. After three
fruitful years under the
leadership of Coach Charles
Lee, the Bisons will have a
new look and a new coach.
Such outstanding players as
Qiff White and “Little Bud”
are gone. Due to little or no
support by the student body,
town, and faculty, it was
impossible to provide the
needs of the basketball
program. Under new coach
Bill Horner the program will
be cut back in three ways: (1)
No longer will scholarships be
provided for the players.
Anyone wishing to try out can
do so beginning Oct. 18. (1) All
games will be played within a
100 miles radius of W.C.C. (3)
W.C.C. is no longer a member
of the Community College
Conference but will be playing
as an independent.
Reese Helms, a returning
athletics enthusiast com
ments regarding these
changes: “It seems a real
shame to go backward when
such an outstanding part of
school life was at the top.”
Livestock Judging
Team Wins
In the livestock judging
contest at the county fair
recently, three students took
top honors. In first place and
winning $15 was John E.
Davis. Out of a possible 200
points John’s score totaled
189. In second place, winning
$14, was Mark Best with a
tot^ of 184 points. Gary Britt
took third place and a prize of
$13 for his score of 177.
Fifteen students from
poultry and livestock classes
participated.
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