-T&E CARQUNA TIMES SAT.. OCTOBER 17. 1981
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North Carolina
State lost a non
conference game to
Mississippi Valley on the
Aggie's Homecoming
before 20.000 snectators
AAT here Saturday.
hollowing the opening
kickoff, A&T scored on
their second play from
scrimmage when runn
ingback Waymon Pitts
; dashed -59 yards' for a
touchdown. Aaron Herr
ing added the conver-,
sion, giving hi Aggies a
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quick 7-0 lead.. '- . -,
Mississippi ; . Valley,
, two series later scored
. their first touchdown on ;
a two-yard run by Ricky'
Carson-. Valley's : PAT
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evened the score at 7-7
with 7:38 remaining in
the first period. Neither
the . Aezies nor ' Delta
' Devils managed to score
in the second period.
. Following A&T's
halftime homecoming
show, and the traditional
crowning of . queens.
Hazel Plummer
Bowling Scores
The Hazel B- Plummer Bowling
League scores (or October 12:
Ladies'- high game: 231,
220-Erma Raid. 190-Georgetta
Parker and Flo Roberson
187-Nancy Rowland.
Ladies high series: 644-Erma
Reid. 531-Priscilla Mallow,
524-Nancv Rowland.
Men's high game: 210-Ronald
Miller. 201-T-Bird Roberson.
Men s high series: 585-T-Bird
Roberson, 539-Jarius Wilson,
517-George Thorne.
Others: 522-Flo Roberson,
513-Jamin Peddy, 510-Guster
Lewis. 509-Doss Massenburg,
504-Clifl and Charles Parker,
500-RonaW Miller.
High Team Game: 856-Fireballs.
High Team Series: 2398-Odds and
Ends. Four Game Winners: Odds
and Ends, Pacers. Hi Achievers:
Sandra Shuler. 497 series; Lula
Royal, 186 game, 497 series.
Split conversions: Anne Reed.
4-6-9-10; Bob Medlyn, 3-6-10-7.
; Mississippi Valley's team
received the second half
l kickoff. A&T forced
Mississippi to punt with
13.28 left in the third
period; however, , on
. Valley V next series,
freshman ' t ; : tailback
Jeremiah Snowden burst
through the Aggie
: defense for a 56-yard TD .
run. Roy Hutchins' con
version ' increased
; Mississippi's lead 14-7.
Snowden finished the
game with 158 yards on
22 carries.
A&T moved the ball
into Valley territory only
twice in the second half.
The Aggies could come .
no closer than to
Mississippi's 37-yard line
on both occasions before
being stopped in their
tracks by Mississippi's
aggressive defensive
play.
In the fourth period,
with 7:22 remaining,
Hutchins kicked a
25-yard field goal that
. Statistics
MV - NCA&T
sealed the Mississippi
Valley j. victory : over
J NCA&T, 17-7. .
Aggie Pitts netted 100
rushing yards on ten car
ries for the game while
teammate Charlie ,4Soul
Train" Sutton on 26 car
ries picked up 130 yards
rushing.
Coach Jim McKinleyY
Aggie team will rvl tn
Delaware Saturday, Oc- ' Saturday
l Black Schools and
tober 17, searching fo
their first conference vic
tory. Last season, A&T
defeated Delaware State
52-0 in Greensboro. The
'Aggies are 0-2 in MEAC
action and 2-3 overall,
winning over Winston-
Salem State and Johnson
C. Smith. Mississippi
Valley will be entertain
ing Grambling - Tigers
3
292
20-
I know of no way of judg
ing the future but by
the past.
... -Patrick Henry.
0
First Downs 13
Yards Rushing 237
Yds Lost Rushing
4 5
Net Yds Rushing 217
252 Net Yds Passing 38
3 5
Passing 17-4-2-15-40
Total Net Yds 255 - 287
Fumbles: No. Lost 2-0 -
6-3
Penalties: No. Yds 7-67 -9-100
Punts 8-41 8 6-48 0
NCA&T 7-0-0-0 - 7
MV 7-0-7-3 - 17
NCA&T - Waymon Pitts. 59 run
(Aaron Herring Kick) 13.31 1st
MV - Ricky Carson. 2 run (Roy
Hutchins) 7:381st
MV - Jeremiah Snowden. 56 run
(Roy Hutchins) 9:383rd.
MV - Roy Hutchins, 25FG - 7:22
4th.
HHS Tops
(Continued from Page 5)
at 16:37, Mark Turner or
Henderson finished third
at 16:45.
Hornet's Musa
Williams came in fourth
recording a time of
17:09, while H-V's Clint
Francis took the fifth
place position.
Tracy McAllister and
Rod Wilson, both of
Hillside, finished sixth
and seventh, respectfve-
'y-
The Hornet's final
regular season meet is
Thursday, October 15,
against Durham High at
Forest Hills cross coun
try course..
White Officials
By Silas May field
One would think that in this day and time, when
a predominately black school plays a predominately
white school the officials of the game would call the
game fah Not so.1 ; . . ,? , ' - , .
: In the game between Hillside and Northern Fri
day night, Northern kicked the ball to Hillside after
scoring a touchdown. The black official had blown
the play dead. Hillside fumbled the ball and Nor
thern recovered it. The white official overruled the
black official giving the ball td Northern. Northern
scored three plays later. That possession of the ball
by Northern made a big difference in the outcome
of the game.
So we must ask these questions. Why is that when,
a predominately black school plays a predominately
white school, the head official is always white? Why
there are more white officials calling the game than
blacks? When there are four officials at a game,,
three will be white and one black. And, why are so
few black officials calling games?
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