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Bisons Shock
S.A .THE PAROI .INA TIMES Sat - Jan. IS. 1973
RAMS STAY IN NATIONAL RANKING AFTER LOSS
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72 HEISMAN TROPHY WIN
NER: University of Nebraska's
running back Johnny Rodgers
stands with coveted '72 Heis
man Memorial Trophy awarded
Stretch
11th Ranked Record 5-1
Drive To Test
Albany Stab's
Ranking
him December 5th at the Down
town Athletic Club. Roger, 21,
is a native of Omaha, Nebraska
is an English Major.
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NEW NEA VEEP - Simon P.
Goudine, 32, was one of the
three vice presidents appointed
by National Basketball Associa
tion Commissioner Walter Ken
nedy in a major restructuring;
of the league's top executive
ranks, Goudine, now assistant
to the Commissioner, was
named vice president of administration.
ALBANY, G Onc-bt.
Albany State naeass m$
into the bass stratch ef lbs
1972-73 collegiate cat cam;
paign with national ranking
to protect in the remaining
weeks ef collegiate play.
Currently, Ceacb Oliver
Jones' lltb ranked crtw sport
ed a 81 record after splitting
a psir of games m the Chi
cago Christmas Tournament.
THE RAMS dropped a high
ly contested encounter to Al
corn A. and M. by the. score
of 10778 and defeated Fay
etteville State, 92-85.
The Alcorn game knocked
the Rams from the unbeaten
ranks and thus giving the na
tion's top eleven, teams at
least one defeat.
According to Coach Oliver
Tones, the Rams came out ef
he Chicago affair injury rid
ded. MAJOR JONES suffered a
nild concussion and battered
bruises while guards Roger
n Uey WiUUw were al
so injured end are net likely
to start, res- several unstate
able reasons, the Chicago af
fair remains highly critical in
the Rams' camp.
Miles College, its first Jan
uary fee, brought to, Albany
State a 0-0 ceafereaee record
while holding a - overall
mark for the season.
Much to the concern ef the
Rams, It was Miles who hand
ed them one of their four re
gular season losses last year.
THE REMAINING IS
games on the Rams' schedule
are considered to b eteugk be
cause the outcome of the pow
erful SIAC crown lies la
stake.
Coach Jones along with his
brothers, Caldwell and Majof,
plus one, Robert ''Super Fly-
Rhodes, are very confident,
if all remains healthy, that
Albany State will, be in the
thick ef the conference race.
Defeats Hortwick, 110-77
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Ft. Eustis Tournament
FT. EUSTIS, Va. The
Virginia- State College Trojan
cagers shot a sizzling 69 per
cent from the field to blister
Hartwick College (N.Y.) 110
'77 for the Fort Eustis Christ
mas Tournament Champion
ship. The Trojans (8-3) defeated
Marietta College of Ohio 72
67 in the first round and top
pled an aggressive Utica Col
lege team (N.Y.) 83-70 in
round two to advance to the
championship playoff.
THE NATIONALLY regard
ed Hartwick team won the
1970-71 NCAA Eastern Region
al .College basketball title and
finished third in the 1069-70
NCAA College Division Re
gional Tournament.
Virginia State, after being
stymied by a 1-3-1 zone by the
Warriors, overcame an early
two point deficit to go ahead
12-5 with 14:51 showing.
FOUR CONSECUTIVE Tro
jan turnovers paved the way
for a Hartwick rally and two
minutes later the score stood!
14-12 in favor of VSC.
Behind the shooting of sen-
ior forward' Larry Harvey'.
VSC methodically p u 1 1 e d .
away to a 33-21 margin at.
8:19 and ripped off 30 points
in the remaining seven min-.
utes to take a commanding:
63-36 half time lead.
THE TROJANS scoring con- I
tinued as they outscored Hart- ;
wjcj; J2-4 in the flrsjfpur,!
minutes"o1 play Tn'the second
half and breezed to a 97-52
lead at 8:45.
Trojan mentor Harold
Deane substituted his starting'
platoon for the remaining mo
ments and the closest the
Warriors could come was
within 30 points of the Trojans.
Tired Of Losing Whites
Seeking Mixed Program
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MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich
Whites want to integrate
city basketball progrsm for
fifth and sixth-grade boys be
cause black teams win all
the games, the head of the
local chapter of the National
Association for the .Advance
ment of Colored People re
vealed here recently.
Andrew White, president of
the local chapter ef NAACP,
said his group would go to
the Michigan Civil Bights
Commission or ruse other
means to block a plan to break
up the two all-black and five
all-white teams.
"JUST BECAUSE the black
teams win all the games is
no cause to integrate them
with white studenta,'' said the
Rev. Austin Harold of thai
Turner Chapel Christian
Methodist Episcopal Church,
who joined in White's state
ment.
WASHINGTON - Larry
Brown, whose running was a
Mj reason the Washington Red-
i landed in the Super Bowl,
National Con
ference "Player of the Year" by
United Press International.
Brown, shown taking calisthe
nics during a practice session
13 rushed for 1,216 yards in
the first 12 games as the Skins
posted an 11-1 record. He sat
out the final two regular season
games which Washington lost.
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"This is a divid5e-and-con
quer method whereby they
are trying to eliminate the
competition because t heir
kids can't win," he charged.
Under e new plan this year
the basketbal program will
be centralized, with eoaches
dr. ng players, both black
and white, from different
neighborhood before team
competition.
A CITY spokesman said the
black teems previously bene
fitted from a longer practice
season befo.re inter-school
competition began.
"Because of limited recre
ational pregranuMa r o 1 d
said, "Our kids play basket
ball all year long. The other
Wf can pUy tenons golf."
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NEW YORK - Five top
athletes representing golf,
tennis, baseball, football and
basketball are personally au
tographng answers to fans
who request sports informa
tion. ; ' ;
The athletes are Doug Ford
for golf, Tucker Frederick
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NAT FRAZIER, Morgsn
State College's head basketball
coach talks strategy with the
senior members of this year's
basketball team. Flanking the
second-year Bears' mentor, from
left to right, are Chet Davis,
Newark, N.J.; Ronnie Moss,
White Plains, NY.; Purnell Mc
Neill and Pugh, both of Balti
more, Md. This quartet under
the tutelege of Frazier is off to
the best start in recent years
with a 7 and 8 record and win
ning both the Schaeffer Metro
Classic and the Shaw (Mich.)
Xmas Tourney.
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HEAVYWEIGHT CHALLEN
GER George Foresoan works
on big bag here as he prepares
for forthcoming (Jen. 22) title
bout with heavyweight champ
Joe Frazier in Kingston, Jamaica
Looking on in background is
Foreman's
ler.
manager, pick Sad-
Lincoln (Pa.)
Five Loses 2
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Tourney Tilts
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY.
Pa. Lincoln University's
cagers seem unable to shake
the tournament jinx as they
lost both rounds of the Blue
field Invitational, losing to the
host team, Bluefield by a 97
95 score in the opening round
and dropping the consolatkin
game to the University of
North Carolina at Asheville,
77-75.
In the Bluefield game, the
Lions were down ten points
with less than 3 minutes to
play, but their rally fell short.
STERLING "Tree" Wright
led the scorers with 24. George
Gooden end Emanuel "Chuck
le" Henderson had 17 each.
Godden, whose 27.8 average
hM him in ninth position a
mong the nation's college
players, scored 37 in the loss
t0 UNC-A. Garry White had
The winners held a 38-31
halftime advantage. Gary St.
Clair and Gary Gautier wound
up with 20 each for the Bull-dbffc
Aaron Homer
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ATLANTA - Hank Aaron of
the Atlanta Braves will start
the 1973 baseball season with
673 career homers 41 fewer
than Base Ruth's ell-time ma
jor league record.
son of the New York Giants
for football. Nancy Richey for
.tennis, Jerry Koosman of the
New York M ets for baseball,
asld Cassle Russell of the New
York Knickerbockers for bas
ketball. Fans should address
queries en these sports to:
Sports Forum, P. O. Box 12l2,
New York, N, Y. 10022.
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A LITTLE CLOWNING -Johnny
Rodgers, (left) running
back of Nebraska, the 1972
Heisman Trophy winner, clownf
with Orange Bowl foe, defen
sive tackle Greg Marx of Notre
Dame, on their arrival fa Hono
lulu Jan. 3 for the Hula Bowl
game Jan. 6. Both
mates in the annual
ing for the North.
game, ptay.
the Howard University Bas-
I Bisons stunned a parti
san throng of 3,700 shrieking
Morgan State College fans at
the Edward P. Hurt gymnasium
on Saturday night, by rally8ng
from a 32-28 halftime deficit
to win by a score of 68 to 55.
While capturing their tenth
straight basketball victory, the
Bisons systematically curbed
the Bears with a ferocious de
fensive that evened the scorn
43-43 during the first ten min
utes of second hah play.
From that 15-11 pace that
wiped out the 4-point advan
tage of the Bears, the Was
hington Five applied a 25-8
crusher in the next nine min
utes and quieted the partisan
crowd by way of a 58 to 51 post
ing.
Two Morgan goals accounted
for the final 68 - 55 score, in an
effort to narrow the issue in the
final 48 seconds. Indeed, the
Bears appeared to be too much
for the Bisons on a sensational
come from-behind rally of their
own, during the final nine min
utes of the first half.
The disciplined Bisons had
built up a 21 10 lead and
seemed to be in charge, with
9:24 remaining in the first half,
when Marvin Webster, a 6 fftot
11 inch Morgan sophomore can
ter, began blocking Howard
gosling attempts.
A- sudden, 12 -0 Morgan
spurt left the Bisons trailing by
one point, 22-21, as guards Ron
ald Moal and Chet Davis un
leashed an avalanche of magical
shots from the perimeter. When
Bison players were attempting
to make free throws. Instead,
the roar increased.
Both teams scored 23 goals
but" Howard's non-fouling fines
se, a pressure defense, plus a
harvest of 22 free throws in
27 attempts, decided the issue.
Both teams were 1-0 in Mid
Eastern Athletic Conference
play. Besides leading the MEAC
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EC AC SCHEDULE - Fred Hob
by (L) coach of Gramblihg Uni
versity, poses eith his former
player, Willis Reed, and now
the star center for the New
York Knicks, during ECAC
Holiday Basketball Festival
luncheon in New York. Hobby
and Reed, who played for Hob
by at GrambUng from 1960
to 1964, are holding a cake ad
vertising the ECAC schedule.
Howard is 10-1 on the season.
The Howard-Morgan game will
be seen nationally on the Gram
bUng TV network on Sunday
night, January 14.
Ethiopian Star Signs
Contract with MGM
Ethiopian actor Debebe
Eshetu has been signed by pro
ducer Roger Lewis for a key
role IrrMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer's
"Shaft In Africa," now filming
in Ethiopia with Richard
Round tree and Vonetta McGee
starred.
A member of the National
Theatre in Addis Ababa, Es
hetu has appeared in a number
of motion pictures, including
"Sailor From Gibraltar", "Sea
son in Hell" and "Pearl Mine."
John Guillerman is directing
"Shaft in Africa" from a screen
play by Stirling Silliphant.
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