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MCCU POWER—Richard Rich
ardson (70) and Alexander
Jones (38) sweep past Shaw
University*s Leroy Jones (12)
and Herod Servant (77) in a
characteristic display of the
Foster Sees
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Frazier last week and pre
dated "I'll betcha in five
rounds. I'll bust him wide
open."
Foster weighed 193 for a
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defensive power that gave
North Carolina Central Univer
sity a 32-0 victory over Shaw
Saturday. Central gained 337
yards to Shaw's 51.
five-round exhibition with
Cookie Wallace of Dallas on
a charity show for St. Jude
Children's Research Hos
pital in Memphis.
FOSTER, wearing head
gear, looked crisp despite
the fact he has put on 18
pounds over the light-heavy
limit in preparing to meet
Frazier.
"Sure I'll beat him," Fos
ter said. "I'll bust him wide
open fighting his fight Jab,
jab, jab and then a right."
IN A FEATURED eight
rounder on the charity card
Tony Licata. 160. New Or
leans, won a unanimous de-
Johnson C. Smith's Bulls Defeat
NCCU in High Scoring Contest
Two powerful football
teams clashed Saturday in Dur
ham and experience won as
Johnson C. Smith's senior
quarterback, Elroy Duncan,
led the Golden Bulls to a 55-34
win over N. C. Central's Eagles.
The game was a football
fan's dream, with long pass
patterns, spectacular fumble
recoveries, blocked kicks and
passes, pass interceptions all
playing a part in the results.
Smith even lost and recovered
a 121-point lead during the
game.
The first touchdown came
on the first play from scrim
mage after Central's James
Smith fumbled at his own 24.
Duncan passed to Tim Beamer
for the touchdown, and Larry
Brown kicked the extra point
for a 7-0 lead.
Central's first score came on
a drive starting from a kick-off
return, one of the few touch
downs scored after a conven
tional ball exchange. Jefferson
Inmon's four-yard touchdown
run was set up by a 17-yard
pass from Garvin Stone to
James Smith. Charles Belling
er's kick failed, and the score
was 7-6.
The Bulls moved from their
own 28 after a George Wil
liams punt for the Eagles for
their next touchdown. Two
successive penalties against
Central set up Duncan's touch
down pass to his lumbering
freshman tight end, Freddy
cision over Jimmy Williams,
159, Miami, the Florida mid
dleweight champion.
Licata cut Williams under
tjie left eye and bloodied his
nose.
Harris, from the 13.
Another pass to Harris cli
maxed Smith's next drive,
which started with a fumble
recovery at the Smith 47.
Duncan threw 30 yards to
Joe Johnson for the next
touchdown for the Bulls, and
the Eagles were behind 21
points, 27-6.
Three Central touchdowns
in succession followed. Stone
threw 17 yards to Mike Carter
for the first with Jefferson In
mon carrying for two points.
Jefferson Inmon carried for
five yards for Central's third
touchdown of the game, and
Inmon carried for six points
from the six after a fumbled
kickoff was recovered in Smith
territory. James Smith's two
point carry gave the Eagles the
lead, 28-27, but only momen
tarily.
Deep in their own territory
after stopping a Smith threat
with a fumble recovery, the
Eagles elected to kick on third
down. A bad pass from center
resulted in a safety, and Smith
had regained the lead, 29-28.
Central was forced to kick
off after the safety, and Smith
returned that kickoff to Cen
tral's 49 with the aid of a
personal foul penalty. The
Bulls then moved to the touch
down. A 30-yard pass from
Duncan to Beamer set up
Beamer's four-yard scoring
run. Brown's kick was good,
and the score at halftime was
36-28, Johnson C. Smith.
Smith's Thomas Baldwin
returned a blocked punt to
Central's 20, setting up a Dun
can to Beamer Touchdown
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MUDDY RUN— North Carolina
Central's Jefferson Inman dips
low on a muddy field as he be
gins a long run from Shaw
University's 49 yard line.
Smith led 42-28.
A kickoff and two plays
from scrimmage later, Smith's
John Fairley reacted quickly
as a blocked Garvin Stone pass
fell into his hands. The big
lineman dashed for a touch
down, and Brown's kick
brought Smith's margin back
to 21.
That margin was lost tem
porarily when Stone threw to
Caldwell in the end zone for
the first score of the fourth
quarter. The 34-yard pass was
followed by a pass to Mahlon
Williams in the try for two
points, but a penalty mullified
Williams' reception. The
second attempt failed, and
Smith retained a 15-point lead.
Durham's Otis Jones re
covered a Roy Anderson fum
ble at Central's eight-yard line,
and Willie Sutton scored on a
four.hdown try from the one,
fnr thp final wore of the name.
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CIAA Standings
NORTHERN DIVISION
TEAMS DIV. OVERALL
. W-L-T W-L-T
Va. State 5-0-0 7-fO
Morgan 4-M .. ®-l-0
Del. State 3-1-0 5-2-0
Howard 3-2-0 M-J
St. Paul's 1-1-0 3-5-0
Norf. State 2-3-0 3-5*
Va. Union 1-4-0 3-5-0
Md. State 1-4-0 l «-0
Hampton 0-5-0 1. 0-8-0
SOUTHERN DIVISION
TEAMS DIV. OVERALL
W-L-T W-L-T
J. C. Smith 5-0-0 7-1-0
Eli*. City 3-1-0 5-3-0
N.C. Central 2-1-0 3-4-0
Bhaw 1-2-1 3-3-1
Fayetteville 1-2-1 2-4-1
Livingstone 1-2-0 2-5-0
W-Salem 1-4-0 3-4-0
A. And T. 0-2-0 3-M
These standings, compiled by
the office of the Commissioner,
are official for game* clayed
through Saturday, Nov. 7.