Thirteenth Season Expected To Be Riddick's Best At N. C. College - The number “13” may prove an omen of real good luck to North Carolina College football coach, Herman H. Riddick. Thii is the Eagles’ mentor 13th year at his own alma mater where he was a standout end in the 1930's under the late Coach Leo Townsend. After a sensational career at Durham's Hillside High School, Riddick entered the college ranks in 1945. In the past 12 years he’s done lor the NCC gridders what no other man ever did: he’s brought two outright champion ships, one tied, and, for the whole truth, another champion ship that was nullified because of the use of an ineligible play-> er. As Riddick starts the 1997. HERMAN H. RIDDICK season, he has the advantage of proud, of course. However, our a big salary raise and, according primary emphasis is^ upon the to an authoritative source at development of the student's NCC, faculty status. Ironically, for a min who produces championship teams and who has received severtl honoi^ as “Coach of the Year”, Riddick is under no administra tive pressure to produce cham pionship clubs for the Eagles total personality.” Like other teachers at NCC, Riddick received a nine percent salary increase on the first of the month. And, he was also given faculty status. This last _ step seems to mean his future first concern is t^'de- is secure, either as foot velop a good, first rate college ^"“ch or as teachef of bi- second to none in our field” is the philosophy of NCC Presi- Ca^ and soft-spoken, seldom dent Alfonso Elder. j given to superlatives, Riddick “We’re interested in having ^ excellent teachers do excellent ^hedule conUng up. Our game here in Durham Athletic Park on September 21 jobs in the classrooms to stimu late our students to prepare themselves for full first class citizenship. If oxur teachers in physical education produce championship teams, we’re with Morris Brown may show where we^re headed this sea son.” After the night opener, ex- BUM pected to be played before a capacity crowd, the Eagles play at home again on October 5 with Morgan (6-6 in 1956), October 19 Virginia State (NCC 33.-VSC 13 in 195S) and Shaw University in a gala Homecom ing on November 2 IlGHIGIilD RACE SHAPING UP INCIM;PI!ACIICESSIARTmi PAGE FIVE The 1957 football season may ‘We’re lucky to have some to be the hottest in the good returning backs and a fine history of the 18 college CIAA crop of linemen for 1957,” Rid dick says. Will the Eagles repeat aa champions? “‘niere’s a good chance we will.” And that’s from a man who does more worrying than the law allowf for a man with so few real worries. White Named Varsity Coach At Howard U. WASHINGTON, D. C. Dr. Frank M. Snowden, chair man of the Committee on Inter collegiate Athletics at Howard University, today announced the appointment of Robert M. (Bob) White as instructor in physical education and coach of the varsity football team for the 1957-58 school year. As footl^ll coach. White re places Thomas F. (Tom) John son who asked to be relieved of the assignment following the 1956 season. During tiis four- year tenure as coach Johnson compiled a record of 12 wins, 22 losses and 2 ties. Johnsort will remain at the University as instructor in physical educa tion and coach of the varsity baseball team. Grid practices start all over on September 1, with CHAA games slated in four cities on' the weekend of September 21. In 1956, the football race end ed in a bitterly contested three- way tie with Delaware, Morgan, and North Carolina College. fRe “tri-champions” each won five games. But so did three of the other seven first (Dickinson) division teams. To rate the three way tie for top spot, NCC (5-0-2), Dela ware (5-0-1), and Morgan (5-0-1) all got 26.25 (Dickinson ratings. And three other teams Mary land (5-J-l), St. Augustine’s (5-1-1), and Bluefield finished with ratings of 21.50, 19.64, and 19.16 respectively. Union, the other first division outfit, ended up 4-3-0 for 17.14. Preliminary announcements of league games reveal contests slated on September 21 at Rich mond, Orangeburg, Fayette ville, and Durham. Sam Taylor’s Big Blues, sixth finishers last year, engage Tom Harris’ Union Panthers on the 1956 seventh place club's home gridiron. Elizabeth City, newly admit'- ted to the CIAA, squares off in a non-conference tilt with Claf- lin at Orangeburg. Hampton's Pirates debuting with Benjamin (Big Ben) Wha ley at the helm, invade the lair of the Fayetteville Broncos. THU.* * Ti j * William (Dr. Gus) Gainei’ White com^ to Howard from Bronco eleven {3-3-0) wound WELCOME North Carolina Ushers Assn. ★★★★★ The Union Insurance And Realty Company Wishes For The 33rd Annual Session Of The Interdenominational Ushers Association A Successful Meeting. UNION INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY 814 FAYETTEVILLE STREET DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA New Haven, Conn., where he served as program director of the city’s community School Recreation Program for the past year. Prior to accepting the New Haven position he spent four years as football coach and athletic director at Elizabeth City (N.C.) State Teachers Col lege. At the North Carolina school White’s teams compiled at 28-6-2 record, winning the Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic I Conference championship each •year during his tenure. White was also selected as EIAC "Coach of the Year” for four consecutive years. . A native of Richmond, Ky., White holds the Bachelor of ; Scijence degree from Kentuckjr (State CoUege (19S6) and th« ! Mwirter of .Science degree in physical education from the i University of Indiana (1«S9) Exclusive of service in the U.S. Army during World War II and his New Haven Job, White is a veteran of 18- years in the coa'ching profession. The 45-year old mentor en tered the coadhlng field in 1939, serving as assistant coach to the late Henry A. Kean at Ken tucky State. He was named head coach at the Franitfort, Ky., school in 1947 and served in that capacity for one year. His next two years were spent at Maryland State College where he served as line coach under Vernon E. (Skip) Mc Cain. On leaving the Maryland up in a tie with Shaw for ninth place in 1956. The Pirates (2-7-1), playing their last sea-' son under the veteran Harry Jefferson, were twelfth. In Durham, one of the defen ding champions, Herman Rid dick's North Carolina College Eagles meet the fierce Wolve rines of Morris Brown Coach “O.J.” (Ox) Clemmons. It will be a first meeting for the non conference elevens. CIAA games for Septeml}er 28: Bluefield and Hampton at school WUte accepted the posi tion of head coach at Delaware State College where he remaln- ^ for the 1990 and 1951 sea sons. From Delaware he moved on to Elizabeth City. Bduolleld; Delaware and Bioomsburg State at Dover, Dei., Fayetteville and Elizabeth City at Fayetteville; St. Paul's and Howard at Lawrenceville, Va.; Morgan and Central State at Baltimore; N.C. College and Florida A and M at Talahassee, Fla.; A and T vs. Tennessee A and 1 at Nashville, Tenn.; Mary land State and Virginia State at Norfolk, Va.; Union and Shaw at Raleigh, N. C.; Kentucky and Winston Salem at Winston-Sa lem. Last season's second (Diclun- son) division CIAA clubs mak ing strong bids for first division status froni the opening whis tle this fall are A and T (3-3-0), with their new head coach Bert Biggott; Shaw, also with a new coach in Clint Anderson (3-4-1); f’ayetteville (3-3-0), Winstonr Salem (2-3-1); Hampton (2-7- 1); Howard, also sporting a new mentor in Bob White (2-4-0); Johnson C. Smith, (2-5-0), Vir ginia State (1-5-1); Lincoln (Pa.) (1-6-0), and St. Paul's CbUege (0-7-0). ... Three New CIAA Coaches,. . There are new coaches for football at Hampton, Howard, and Shaw as th^ 18 college CIAA starts lis 46th season of activity. Clint Anderson is the new mentor at Shaw, Ben Wha ley. former assistant to Harry J^erson at Hampton, has moved to the pirates' leader- ship, and Bob White, formerly of Elizabeth City, is guiding the destiny of the Howard Univer sity Bisons. jSATURDAY, AUG. 24, IW THE CAROLINA TIMES Morgan Football Squad To Commence Practice On Labor Day; 26 Lettermen To Provide Nucleus Of Team St. Augustine's 'Falcons' To Play EightGrid Games RALEIGH Opening the "Falcons” 1957 grid schedule will t>e th^ “Bears” of Shaw University on October 5 at Raleigh. The St. Augustine's College Homecom ing opponent will l>e the Eagles of North Carolia College on Oct. 12lh. The complete schedule is: Septemt>er 28, Open; October 5, Shaw University; Octolaer 12, Homecoming, North CaroUna ICoUeM in Raleigh; October 19, Good Food Specials ★ TURKEY DINNERS ___50c if Pit-Cooked Barbecue ★ Baked Shad and Rock Fish T^Qi’de^r^ The Biftmore Grill THE GRILL IS ONE OF THE PLUS SERVICES OF THE BILTMORE HOTEL 0^1 86 ^ROOF Straight BOURBON Whiskey I PINT 4/B QUAirr WELCOME INIERDENOHINAIIONAl USHERS ASS(KIATIOII OF NORTH CAROLINA 'k'kirk'k We take this method of extending to the largest Interdenominational organization in North Carolina a warm welcome to Durham. It is our sincere wish that your Thirty-Third An nual Session will be the best you have ever had and that you will soon return to Durham again for your annual meeting. irkirirk MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION E. R. MERRICK, President J. S. STEWART, Secretary •Treasurer Market Group Board Meeting Set For Detroit DETROIT, Mich. Invitations have been exten ded to members, "qualified re presentatives of local sales as sociations or seriously interes ted observers" of the Board of Directors, National Association of Marliet Developers, to a three-day meeting at the Got ham Hotel here September 2-4. A professional organization of specialists in the Negro marliet, the Marlcet Developers will open the meeting with a "Dutch Treat Dinner” at 8:30 .m., September 2 in the Holiday Room.'^ The agenda also calls for for mulation of plans for the fifth annual Mariceting Clinic at Tennessee A and 1 State Uni versity in the spring of 1958. NAMED officers are Joseph Albright, Albright Associates, Nashville, President; Moss H, Kendrlx, D. C. Public Relationsi firm head, Chairman of Board; Wylie Whlsonant, Jr., Louisiana Life Insurance Co., New Or leans, First Vice Presidentj Le roy Jeffries, Midwest Advertis ing Manager, Johnson Publica tions, Second Vice President; Louneer Pemberton, Dayton Urban League, Secretary, Franlt A. Dee, National Representa tive, Schenley Distillers, Assis tant Secretary; William F. Na bors, Memphis Coca-Cola Bot tling Company, Treasurer; Jesse J. Lewis, Jesse Lewis Associ ates, Birmingham, Assistant Treasurer, and H. Naylor Fitz- hugh, Howard University Pro fessor, Executive Director. Board members are Wendell Alston, Esso Sandard Oil; Nor man E. Jones, Norman E. Jones Agency; Ramon S. Scruggs, Michigan Bell Telephone Co.; Samuel W. Whiteman, R. Mar* Contract Co. Dr. William L. Crump and William V. Harper Sr., of Tennessee State Univer sity, are consultants to tb« BALTIMORE. Md. Labor Day, Monday, Septem ber 2, will be a holiday for most Americans, but not for candi dates for the 1957 Morgan State College football team. Athletic Director Eddie Hurt disclosed today that ttiis will be the date when the Bears begin Board. State Directors are L. Paul Banks, Jesse Lewis Associates, Alabama; Donald Decricics, California; Tom Hawlilns, Ken- drix Organization, District of Columbia; Norman E. Jones, Florida; Jaclc Moore, Georgia; Mary Fuller Smith, Fuller Pro- dcts, Illinois; Daniel G. Kean, Gulf Oil Corporation, Ken tucky; William G. Porter, An- heuser-Busch, Missouri; A. S. enable, Anheuser-Busch, New Jersey; Dr. Paul Webber, S. C. State College, South Carolina; William V. Harper, Sr.* Tenn.; Bernard Walker, Carnation Company, Texas. practice for a rugged nine-sche dule opening here September 28 with Central State College of Ohio as the opponent. The Bears will “fall-in” for the first time on August 31, when as Hurt puts it, “We’ll get a chance to see if the t>oy« we expect back really come back and just sort of get in the mood to go to work for the big gest and perhaps the roughest season we've faced in a long time.” Twenty-Six Lettermen Twenty-six lettermen are ex pected among the returning men, and it is from this group the Morgan coaches hope to mold a team tough enough to stand up against the likes of such teams as Marlyand State College and the North Carolina College Eagles. Morgan faces the Princess Anne, Md. ‘Hawkj’ for the first time this year in a night gam secheduled for Oct. 12 in Memorial Stadium here. St. Paul’s College, Raleigh; October 26, Fayetteville Teach ers College at Fayetteville; November 2, Elizabeth-City Teachers at Elizabeth City; Novemtier 9, Winston-Salem Teachers (night) at "Raleigh; November 16, J. C. Smith Uni versity- (night) at Raleigh; November 23^ Delaware State at Ltover. 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