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SAT., OCTOBER 31.1831 TKECAnSU?:ATi"SS-S Eagles Give viKings name zzu ELIZABETH CITY North Carolina Cen tral contributed to its own demise as their of fense "set up all Vikings scores when sixth-ranked Elizabeth City State defeated the Eagles 27-20 in a non-conference game at Northeastern High School Complex. The Vikings raised their record to 6-1, while the Eagles fell to 3-3. The Eagles set up all the Vikings scores with a fumble lost, two bad snaps to the punter and two interceptions. Despite this generosity, they nearly pulled the game out. Down 27-6 after hav ing failed to score mid way the third period, junior cornerback An drew Riddick returned a punt 33 yards to the ECS 7. Freshman quarter back Gerald Fraylon tossed a 7 yard score to reserve fullback Reece Carson. Fraylon ran for the extra points as the Eagles pulled to 27-14 with 10:46 left in the game. The defense, which limited the Vikings to 148 yards in total of fense, stopped ECS on its next series at their "17. A short punt .gave the Eagles the ball at the ECS 33. , It took nine plays, but sophomore tailback ' Mike Worthy went over from the two ' putting Central down by 'seven at the 5:21 mark. .-; Central had one more :. chance to try to pull it out. but was only able to move from its 34 to the 44. . The Vkings won the toss at the beginning of the game and took the wind. Central started '.' from its 20 and moved to the 33. On first and ten, Worthy fumbled the ball which was recovered by ECS linebacker Calvin Johnson. The defense held the Vikings and ECS junior kicker" Dwayne Whitfield booted a school record .50 yard wind-aided field goal with 11:51 left in the period. . Following the ensuing kickoff Central started again from its 20. Stopped in this series the Eagles were forced to punt. Central punter Joey Day stepped back to punt but never got the kick off. A bad snap forced him to run to the NCC 23. It took the Vikings 5 plays to up their count to 10-0 with Gary Sneed going the final two yards at 8:21. Elizabeth City struck twice in the second stan za. Sneed scored his se cond touchdown at the 12:03 mark on a one yard run. Again a bad snap set up the score. Johnson picked off a Fraylon pass and return ed it to the NCCU 17. The Eagles defense held and Whitfield split the uprights this time with a 25-yarder at 8:49. ' The Eagles got on the scoreboard before the half when junior wide receiver Victor Hunter recovered a 7 yard fum ble by tight end James Foster in the end zone. Central had marched 65 yards in 10 plays closing the score to 20-6 with 2:20 left in the first half. ECS scored its third touchdown when Willie THomas picked off another Fraylon pass and rambled 24 yards with just under two minutes to go in the third stanza. The Eagles won ,the statistical battle, but lost the game on the scoreboard. Central racked up 171 yards in total offense 95 rushing and 70 passing. The Vikings were held to 75 yards rushing and 73 yards passing by the nationally-ranked Eagles defensive unit. Ironically, the Vikings longest drives were 26 yards in the third period and 24 yards in the se cond stanza. The Eagles mounted a 79 yard march to the ECS 12 midway through the third period but a Fraylon interception kill ed the scoring opportuni ty. Sneed led all runners .jsnr r- ft w ti 1 M ft i The Owl's -SCOREBOARD Oct. 24 Alcorn 18, Southern 0 Ark-PB 23. Ky State 20 Beth-Cook 29. Tuskegee 13 .Bowie 21, St Paul's 0 Cameron 50, Langston 0 Cheyney 34, Bloomsburg 16 Clark 13, Savannah 0 Eliz City 27. NCCU 20 Ft Valley 26, Lane 0 Grambling 15. Jackson St 7 Grand Valley 31. Cent St 20 17. James Hampton Madison 15 Howard 21. NCA&T 17 Livingstone 19. Fay State 10 Miss Val 21, Tex So 14 Morehouse 67, Fisk 0 Morgan St 31 , Va State 0 M-Brown 23. Ala A&M 21 S C State 16. Fla A&M 15 Tenn St 49. Nicholls 11 Va Union 43. Norfolk St 13 W-Salem 24. Lenoir Rhyne 17 v Where They Play Sat. Oct. 31 Miss Val at Pr View Tenn St at Southern NO ROOM No. 24, Demorris Tucker, of Hillside, could not find any running room against Chapel Hill Friday night in the Hornets' 14-7 loss to Chapel Hill.. phoio b siis Mnid HOMECOMING NGCU Eai riles Return of the Eagles In '81 vs Bowie State Bulldogs Sat, Oct 31st 0' Kelly Stadium 1:30 p.m. Exciting CIAA football action when the Eagles host the Bulldogs at Homecoming at NCCU's 0'Kelly Stadium. Both teams are in the fight for the Southern Division berth for the Championship game. Central leads with a 3-1 mark. Advance tickets: Adults $7; Students $5; Children $2. Oay of Game: p Tickets $7. Tickets are available at: Ampix (Lakewood), Burton's Exxon, Chicken Hut No. 1, College Inn, Dillard's, Parkview Convenience Center, Seafood Box, The Copy Ex press, NCCU Student Union, Placement Office and Athletic Department. Come and be a part ot history as the Eagles repeat as CIAA Champions. with 95 yards in 30 car ries. Kersey led the Eagles with 37 in 18 at tempts. Freshman sensation Gerald Fraylon was only 7 of 34 passing for 76 yards. He suffered 4 in terceptions one each by nationally ranked in terceptors Bobby Futrell and Dwight Taylor. EAGLES NOTES All Central losses have come to NCAA Division II na tionally ranked teams, Va. Union (fifth), Morgan State (tenth) and Elizabeth1 City (sixth). ..The Eagles defensive team is . now allowing 159. game 97.0 62.2 passing. First Downs .... Rushes-yards . . Passing yards . . Return yards . . . Passing Sacks by-yards . Punts-A vg Fumbles-Lost . . Penalties-yards . 3rd Down Eff . . . Time of Poss . . . 2 yards per rushing, NCCU 16 55-95 76 70 7-34-4 4- 19 6-29.3 4-2 5- 33 5-21 31:28 ECS 9 43-75 73 102 4-14-0 10-42 9-31.7 2-1 14-160 2-14 28:32 NCCU ... 0 6 0 14 - 20 Eliz City . . 10 10 7 0 - 27 ECSU 1st 11:51 Whitfield 50 field goal ECSU 1st 8:21 Sneed 2 run (Whitfield kick ECSU 2nd 12:03 Sneed 1 run (Whitfield kick) ECSU 2nd 8:49 Whitfield 25 field qoal CIAA Divisional Update their respective division faces, and playing in the CIAA Championship game in Charlotte on Saturday, November .21. ' Va. Union 6-0 leads the Northern Division by one game over Elizabeth City State. The Panthers, who have clin ched at least a tie, can win the division outright by defeatinq Virainia State. Va. State 3-1 must beat Va. Union, Norfolk and Hamp-' ton and hope that Elizabeth City loses to Fayetteville or Winston-Salem. Elizabeth City 4-1 must defeat Fayetteville and Winston-Salem and look for Va. State to upset NCAA Division II third ranked Va. Union to gain a tie for the crown. In the Southern Division, the NCCU Eagles 3-1 still sits on top. Wins over Bowie State and Johnson C. Smith will give the Eagles the division title. Winston-Salem 3-2 must beat Johnson C. Smith and Elizabeth City and hope that NCCU loses two of its three remaining conference games. ' Johnson C. Smith 2-2 can take it all by defeating Winston-Salem, NCCU, and Fayetteville State. Bowie State 2-3 must beat NCCU and Livingstone: hope that Winston-Salem loses to J. C. Smith and Elizabeth City; pray that NCCU beats Johnson C. Smith and loses to Norfolk State: and hopes Smith loses lo Fayetteville. NCCU 2nd 2:20 Hunter 7 fum ble recovery (pass failed) ECSU 3rd 1:51 Thomas 24 in terception (Whitfield kick) NCCU 4th 10:46 Carson 7 pass from Fraylon (Fraylon run) NCCU 4th 5:21 Worthy 2 run (kick failed) A -3 . 5 0 1 Individual Statistics RUSHING NCCU: Fraylon 21-33, Worthy 2-2. Tate 4-5. Kersey 18-37. Day 1-4. Carson 8-28, Center pass 1-(-14). ECSU: Eagleton 4-(-19), Sneed 30-95, Butler 8-13, White 1-(-14). PASSING NCCU: Fraylon 7-34-4 76. ECSU: Eagleton 4-13-0 73, McPhatter 0- 1-0 0. PASS-RECEIVING NCCU: Hunter 1-1. Laney 1-16. Foster 3-48. Kersey 1-4, Carson 1- 7. : White 3-67. Costley 1-6. NCCU Volleyball Team Now 4-3 Central's Volleyball team, that finished as CIAA Runnerups last yeari' are finishing another winning season . 1 mrlii':-Al'eAfiw'A rtf A uiiuvi ruJwiaiv .tiiiiiviiv Sandra Shuler. They are currently 10-6 overall, 4-3 in the Southern Divi sion after splitting con ference games with Shaw and Fayetteville State. On Wednesday, October 21 the Eagles fell to the Shaw Bears 15-13, 16-14 but rebounded on the 22nd to upend Fayet teville State 15-10, 15-7. Also on that card on Raleigh on the 21st, the Eagles defeated Elon 12-15, 15-13, 15-7 for the second time this year. The following night in Fayetteville they defeated Wingate Col lege 15-10, 15-1. The Eagles will play in the CIAA Tournament to be held at Hampton Institute, November 2 and 3. CIAA BowieStatNCCU(HC) Fay State at Eliz City(HC) St Paul's at Livingstone J C Smith at W-Salem(HC) Guilford at Hampton(HC) Norfolk St at Howard Va State vs Va Union (Richmond. VA) ? t ucir Towson at Del St(HC) Fla A&M at Tuskegee M-Brown at S C State NCA&T at Morgan St SWAC Alcorn at Bishop Grambling at Texas So V SIAC Ala A&M vs Ala State (Birmingham. ALA) Albany at Clark Newbery at Savannah Fisk at Knoxville Ft Valley at Baptist Lane at Dayton Morehouse, at Miles Independents Ark-PB at Langston Cent , St at Fairmont Cheyney at Millersville Salisbury at UDC TH P R Pi I SS CaTO EVPS Quality is your best buy THANE'S CLASSIC PULLOVER IS TWO WAYS IMPRESSIVE. Whether ydu choose the HYDRAknit two-ply lambswool or the cloud-soft 100 cashmere. Thane's V-neck sweater deliv ers luxury and comfort. Both versions have the full-fashioned, saddle shoulder styling for complete freedom of move ment. The HYDRAknit lambswool has the added benefit of being machine wash able and dryable. Come choose from an impressive range of handsome colors at Tharrington's. TH4NE Opra Weekday ladl pum. Use Our Six-Months Charge Plan or Your Bank Charge Card. NCCU Cross Country Team beats A&T and Shaw GREENSBORO -The NCCU cross coun try team defeated N. C. A&T 19-39 and Shaw 19-35 on Saturday.Oc tober 24 at the A&T 1 Campus. NCCU junior Falcuma McDougald won the 5-mile race with a time of 25.13. NCCU (19) 1-McDougald (NCCU) 25:13; 2-Martin (NCCU) 25:15; 3-Nixon (A&T) 25:45; 4- Cotson (NCCU) 26:00; 5- Watson (NCCU) 26:16; 6-Fritz (A&T) 26:48; 7-Cuffee (NCCU) 27:01; 8-Hinton (Shaw) 27:18. The Owl's Top 20 1 Virginia Union . 7-0-0 2 Tennessee State 6-1-0 3 Jackson State. .6-1-1 4 Elizabeth City St 6-1-0 5 Grambling State 5-2-0 . Hampton 4-2-0 Tuskegee 5-2-0 8 Alabama State .3-1-1 9 Beth-Cookman . 5-2-0 10 S C State 6-2-0 11 Morris-Brown . . 4-3-0 12 Alabama A&M . 4-3-0 13 Ft Valley St . . . 5-2-0 Morgan State . . 4-2-0 15 Miss Valley St . 4-3-1 16 Norfolk State . . 3-3-1 17 Bowie State . . . 4-3-0 Howard 4-3-0 19 Knoxville. 4-2-0 20 Central State ..4-2-0 Virginia State .. 4-2-0 Winston-Salem . 4-2-0 STANDINGS CIAA Northern Division Virginia Union . . 6-0-0 220- 47 7-00 262- 47 Elizabeth City 4-1-0 101- 67 6-1-0 142- 96 Virginia State 3-1-0 73- 49 4-3-0 100-118 Hampton 3-2-0 92- 84 5-2-0 159-116 Norfolk State 2-3-0 130- 93 3-3-1 177 119 Saint Paul s 0-6-0 34-215 0-8-0 46-235 Southern Division NCCU 3-1-0 75- 44 3-3-0 122-106 Winston-Salem . . 3-2-0 110- 89 4-3 0 148-127 Johnson C Smith . 2-2-0 78- 63 4-0 129-196 Bowie State 2-3-0 39-92 4-3-0 53-101 Fayetteville State 2-3-0 75-118 2-4-0 81-145 Livingstone 0-6-0 63-129 1-7-0 75-165 MEAC ' " SC-SraW-.- rv:v ... 4-0-0 110 27 , 2tt.J&Q Bethune-Cookman 3-0-0 48- 28 6-2-0 132- 80 Florida A&M 2-1-0 73- 26 2-4-0 100- 75 Howard 2-3-0 78-128 4-3-0 137-165 ' Delaware Stale . . . 1-4-0 51 112 1-6-0 79-148 NCA&T Stale. 0-4-0 51-112 2-5-0 102-143 SWAC Grambling State . 4-0-0 107-20 5-2-0 165-103 Jackson Slate 3-1-0 129- 15 6-1-1 240-72 Texas Southern 2-1-0 54-45 3-5-0 157-192 Miss Valley State 2-2-0 42-107 4-3-1 115-186 Alcorn Stale 1-2-0 46- 40 2-4-0 87- 90 Southern..'.. .. 1-4-0 58 95 2-5-0 75-151 Prairie Vw. 0-3-0 3-108 1 5 0 28 218 SIAC Division II Morris-Brown 3-0-0 56- 22 4-3-0 ?09 -119 Alabama A&M 2-1-0 76-52 4-3-0 163-132 Tt Valley St 3-1-0 126-26 5-2-0 196-41 Tuskegee 3-1-0 75- 60 5-2-0 123 92 Morehouse . 2-3-0 50-86 3-4 0 131-114 Albany State 0-1-0 15-38 0-6-0 39 '63 Clark 1-2-0 29- 70 1-4-0 36 164 Savannah Slate 0-3-0 16- 55 3-4 0 12.M39 Division III Knoxville 1-0-0 20- 0 4 2 0 117- 67 Miles . 1-1-1 47- 49 1-5-1 70 170 Lane . 0-0-1 21- 21 1-5 1 80.-151 Fisk 0-1-0 8- 26 $-6-0 46-306 ur7i,h Anniversary a proud event made possible by you... 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