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Students Hold ' 'Pro Eagle ' ' Banquet
Three alumni of the
. North Carolina Central
University Eagles, now
professional ; ; . football
' stars, have accepted in
vitations to speak at a
Pro Eagle Banquet
Saturday, April 24, ac
cording to represen
tatives of fhe NCCU Stu
dent Government
Association. -
Doug Wilkerson of the
San Diego Chargers, ,
Louis Breeden of the'
.Cincinnati Bengals, and;
Reggie "Super Gnat" :
Smith of the Atlanta:
Falcons will spejpk at the ,
8 p.m. banquet at the ,
, W.G. Pearson Cafeteria, I
according to Leon .
Rouson and Ms. Belinda!
Jones, who co-chair the;
Student Government
Association's Student
Athletic Committee.
- The three football !
stars will also conduct a
clinic for the.areas high
.school and junior college
iplayers. Information
about the clinic has been
' sent to coaches 'at area
schools. It will begin at 9
a.m. Saturday, April 24,
at the university's O'Kel
ly Stadium.
Reservations for the
banquet and registra-.
tions for the clinic are'
being accepted at the
Student Government of
fices in NCCU's Alfonso
Durham 's Hunter Meets
Legendary UCLA Coach
John Wooden
CHICAGO - UCLA
legendary former coach
John Wooden offers
some winning advice to :
Curtis Hunter, Southern .
High School, Durham,
N.C., prior to the 1982 :
McDonald's All
Elder Student Union. : GamerM Aprii
For information, call
683-6121 or 683-6497. j
Ticket prices for the;
banquet . are $5 for ;
NCCU students and $8;
for non-students ($15 a1
couple). The registration
fee for the. clinic, which
includes at continental
breakfast and lunch, is
$5.
Jordan In Close
Race For
Wachovia Gup
At the end of he
winter high school sports
season, John Wilkinson
High in Belhaven is'
ahead in the 1-A
Wachovia Cup race,:
Camp Lejeune High is
winning in 2-A competi-.
;iion, Watauga High in..
Boone leads in the 3-A
race, and Chapel Hill
Senior High once again
Heads in 4-A Wachovia j
Cup competition. j
, Races are close in
.'Class . t-A, with;
!Ednevville High behind
-John Wilkinson by only
basketball, advanced to
the regional finals in 1-A:
girls basketball, and:
received ten points for
participating in two of;
the five sanctioned'
winter sports.
Edneyville, with 14712
points, was a regional
"', finalist in 1-A boys and
girls basketball, and
i received fifteen points
for participating in three
sanctioned sports. Rob
binsville, in third place
with 142 Vi points,
finished second in 1-A
wrestling,: advanced to
.five
3 A
10 at Chicago's Rose-
mont Horizon.
Hunter was among the
nation's top 25 high
school senior basketball
players named to the
1982 McDonald's All
American High School
Basketball Team,
often described by
coaches, sports writers
and scouts as America's j
"Dream Team". j
Former McDonald's i
All Americans include!
Isiah Thomas, Detroit!
Pistons; Earvin
"Magic" Johnson, Los
Angeles Lakers; Mark'
cHazel Plummer
Bowling Scores
The Hazel B. Plummer Bowling
League scores for April 19:
Ladies high game: 199-Mary
Hawkins and Bonnie Edwards,
195-Priscilla Malloy, 188-Flo
, Robarson.
Ladies high series: 531-Erma
Reid and Priscilla Malloy. 493-Flo
Roberson, 488-Ro9alyn Leslie.
Men's high game: 222-Howard ,
Fills, 197-flonald MMiller.
190-Buck Parker and J.S. Harr-;
ihgton.
Men's high series: 545-Howard
Fitts, 537-Wallace Royal.
527-T-Bird Roberson.
Others: 511-J.S. Harrington,
Aguirre, Dallas
Mavericks; Patrick Ew-
' ing, Georgetown.; Sam 1
Perkins and James Wor
thy, North Carolina;
Ralph Sampson,
Virginia; and ' Steve
Stipanovich, Missouri.' .
Wooden, chairman of
the McDonald's . All
American High School
Basketball Team Ad
visory Committee, led
-the UCLA Bruins to an .
unequalled ten NCAA
(seven consecutive)
championships.
" Hunter played on the
East squad during the
McDonald's All
American Game, the on
ly event which brings
together the nation's top
prep cagers to compete
in an East-West format.
The West downed East,
103-84, during the fifth
. annual contest.
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HUNTER AND WOODEN
Doints. and in Class! the regional semifinals in; 507-Jim Dyer, 505-Ronaid Miller',
.LuhWh
idan trailing WatauM by r-rece.vea tuteen par- TouMmewinners.GStterettes.
1 only ten points, t,
; The Wachovia Cup
'award, sponsored by the
North Carolina High
School Athletic Associa
tion (NCHSAA) and
Wachovia Bank and
Trust . Company,
recoenizes four schools
every year which have
the best overall athletic'
. programs in the state.
Schools receive points
based on performance
against other schools in
their own classification
in state championship
events, and points are;
also awarded for par
ticipation in NCHSAA
sanciioncd sports.
In the 1-A race
Wilkinson, leading with
152'j points, won the
, championship in boys
Bowling Scores
iicipauun puimv Blastflrs- Lots LuCk
In the 2-A Wachovia split conversions: 2-5-7, Bill
Cup race. Camp Le-1 Jones; 8-10, Frank Shuler.
jeune, with 180 points, High Team Game.,
inished first among 2-A! "JgrTS Senes
schools in girls swimm- 2308-sparemakers.
ing and received twenty - ;
participation points Shift
Leaiora rugn m
Thomasyille, in second
place with 140 points,:
finished first in 2-A boys
, swimming and received 1
twenty participation;
points. j
Watauga has 2501
points in the 3-A race,,
closely followed by Jor-;
dan with 240 points.
Watauga came in third in .
3-A boys swimming,
finished eighth in -girls
swimming, and advanc-i
(.1QUZST
(Continued On Page 7)'
The Last Shift Bowling League'
scores for April 8:
; Ladies hign game: 212-Nancy
Rowland.
: Ladies high series: 560-Nancy
. Rowland. 524-Florence Roberson.:
Men'i high game: 224-Roberl
Odom. ' 212-Cliflon Parker.
207-Marshall Thompson,;
, 196-Ch'arles, Wilkins. 193-Ken:
Snipes, 191 -Milton Jones.
Men's high series: 572-Clifton
; Parker. 563-Marshall Thompson,'
554-Robert Odom. 54fJ-Charles
JMIkLQS, 50.8-Jimmie Cook.-
(Continued On Page 6)
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NEW YORK At bat, George
Foster, whom the New York Mets
acquired to add punch to their of
fense, points to the ball and wants
the umpire to examine It in the
fourth inning of a game against the .
Philadelphia Phillies. Phils' catcher
Bo Diaz holds the ball. The Mets
won 5-2. urirnoi
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