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. . Eagles Ease Past Va. Union
' by C.T.Fisher'.
Sophomore. 'quarter
.back . Gerald v - fraylon
-completed 12 ' otV 24
passes for:191 yards and 5,
xme . touchdown' and
senior All-American can
"didate Benny Tate scored
twice as the North
Carolina Central Eagles
upset the defending.
CI A A Champion ;
Virginia Union Panthers: r
. 27-26 at O'Kelly )
; Stadium; The Eagles,
: winners over Livingstone
42-19, raised its CIAA
:and overall mark to 2-0.
The Panthers suffered
Uheir first opening game
-defeat in years, t ; V
: The Eagles outgained ,
the Panthers in total of
ifense 296 to 249, but it
wasn't a cakewalk by
jany stretch of the im
agination. Central saw
the Panthers score
touchdowns in the early
portions of each of the
:periods. , Va. Union
.struck twice on runs by
:Keith Cathion and once
:.on a scamper by Gary
:Mayp to lead NCCU
;18-0 with 13:55 to go in
the third period.
: The Eagles struck
thrice in the third stanza
on run! of j yard by
Gerald Fraylon and Ben
ny Tate and a 19 yard
iuuuiuuwn . pass iiwui ,
Fraylon to senior wide J
receiver Victor Hunter.
: Fraylon guided, the.
first drive of 70 yards in
6 plays over 3 minutes 23
seconds. He scored his1'
third touchdown of the
year. Central gots its se-
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The Owl's
Scoreboard
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ON THE MOVE The NCCU offense waits for
the snap in last week's come-from-behind victory
over Virginia Union. The win pushed the Eagles'
' The' Eagles held the
Big Red Panther
Machine to only 39 yards
passing. Central racked
up 191 through the air
ways. Tate led all
rushers with 76 yards in
21 attempts. Mayo led
record to 2-0, and started the First sign of cham
pionship fever in Eagle-land. dpi Phoio
To
Results, Sept. 11th notheb"wvhw
fJ 2Io5laASrLatpeR6 tt r & & :
Ark-Mont 20, Ark-PB b - vasae oo o-oihw e-o
A Poau 'il Kl tatP ! Biz CHy 0-10 7-?8 0-2 7-62
A reay 01, y owie .- va union .... 0-1-0 26-2 0-1-0 28-27
Beth-Cook 27, Tex So 0 . sipaui s 0 2-0 7-61 0-2 7-i
Bishop 20, Neb Wesl 15 nccu 2-0-0 69-45 2-0-0 69-45
IVil Qtato 17 P itatP 7 J C Smith.... 1-0-0 28- 7 2-0-0 28- 7
Fay St 34, St Paul s T w-saim o-o-o o- o hhi 21- 7
Fla A&M 27, M-Brown 0 Bowest"!" o-m imo 0-2-0 16-40
Hampton 31. Bowie St 9 m
Howard 41, Cheyney 14 twstat. .... 1-0-0 17- 7 1-0-0 17- 7
, Omith 11 I Dhuno m Both-Cook ... 0.-0-0 0- 0 1-1-0 37-14
J C Smith 13, L-Hnyne 1U Fia a&m o-o-o o- o t-o-o 27- o
Livingstone 24. Knoxville g-j jjo g fj J
"13 S CState ... 0-1-0 7-17 0-2-0 26-37
Mid Tenn 34, Eliz City 0 : Sw
Mis Val 7 Ala A&M 6 Alcorn o- o hhi 26- 6
MISS Vdl I , Mid MOIVI Q GrantHing .... 0-00 0- 0 1-0:0 42-13
Morehouse 8, Albany 7 J-2 Ji "3J
Morgan 13, Va State 0 855 Jo0 7:8
NCCU 27. Va Union 26 855 S 5 o55 ?
N Ala 45. Miles 6
Sewanee 14. FiSk 10 Morehouse ... 1-0-0 8- 1 1-0-0 8- 7
SW Texas 35. Pr View 7 'J JJJ 1:
Tenn-Martin 14. Ft Val 6 rj o-o-o o- o o-j-o
Tenn State 27. Jackson 0 M-Brown : : .' o-o-o o- o m-o 28-39
Tuskegee 13, Savannah 8 nah J, jj
W-Salem 21. NCA&T 7
Fisk 0-0-0 0- 0 0-2-0 10-65
Knoxville 0-0-0 0- 0 0-1-0 13-24
Lane 0-0-0 0- 0 0-0-0 0- 0
Miles . . 0-0-0 0- 0 0-1-0 6-45
Where They PUy
Sat. i Sept. I2tlr
. - -
CIAA
Hampton at Va4Jnion
Fay St at Norfolk
St Paul's at BrWgewater
J C Smith at Va State
UDC at Livingstone
Salisbury at Bowie
MEAC
Beth-Cook at Howard
Fla A&M at Del State
S C State at NCA&T
SWAC
Alcorn at Grambling
Pr View at Jackson
Miss Valley at Ark-PB
Southern at Tex So
SIAC
Albany at Ala State
Ft Val at Morehouse
Jacksonville at Ala A&M
, Knoxville at Clark
M-Brown at Tuskegee
Millersville at Savannah
Miles at Lane
Independents
Ark-Mont at Bishop
Tenn St at Cent St
Cheyney at Morgan
Langston at E Cent
Ky State at Morehead
Eagles-Rams
Clash At O'Kelly
it
by C.T.Fisher '
will be two high
-u i rr .u
the Panthtrs with 73 in 12 5"" ,Z
carriej. Victor Hunter ; K-.S.,. w
u. r u.i Kir-r-i i uai
Coaches. Ironically, Va.
Union was favored to
win the Northern Divi
sion and beat Winston
Salem in the champion
shiD game.
must
touchdowns and 62 of
the 69 NCCU points.
Tate, a senior Ail
American candidate
from Berlin Md., has
racked up 208 yards in 36
attempts. , He leads the
defensive end Marvin team against Va Union
S"tfJ IZVLM 1:30 p.m - The Eagles averaging 351 in total
c?csu ?u,weT(f kicked" to finish sfc ;r,ffice--94 - on -the
Reeves recovered the ball
at the VUU 27. In 7
plays, the Eagles were
back on the
scoreboard--this time on
Tate's 1 yard run.
: The hard ) hitting
defense created yet
another turnover when
reserve ( linebacker Mike
Faison ' ; recovered
another fumble at the
YUU 40. Six plays and
2:26 later the Eagles en
joyed their first lead of
the game 21-19 on
Fraylon's pass to
Hunter.s to Victor.
Hunter.
The lead was shortliv
ed however, as the Pan
thers put together their
only sustained drive of
the --half an 80 yard 7
play march with, fullback
Harry Mitchell going the
final six yards. :
Following a change of
possesisons, the Eagles
started from their 22
yard line. Outstanding
play selection and execu
tion saw the Eagles
march the 78 yards with
Tate" scoring his second
td of the game and fifth
of the young campaign
at 4:45 of the final
period.
Thi: ic a must came
fnr Knth ' toamt . ; Thv ; : PaolpS with 5 tds. for 30
vat ' time v forf the i' Paes
Division tdntest will be fense this year. Central ; frofCharlptte uwhd was
of the Panthers 14-0.
EAGLE NOTES:
Tate has amassed 208
yards rushing in the first
two games and scored 5
touchdowns. Fraylon,
the Co-Offensive Player
of the Year last year, has
completed 21 of 45
passes for 314 yards and
2 tds. He has been in
tercepted. 3 times. He
leads the Eagles in total
offense with 389.
Hunter has caught II
passes for 221 yards and
a pair of scores. Central
is now averaging 194.0
yards rushing, 157.0
passing and 351 .0 in
total offense. . They are
giving up 143.5 on the
ground and 90 through
tne air.
First Downs .
Rush-Yds . . .
Pa" Yds:.'..
Ret Yds
Passing .'.
Sacks By-Yd
Punting....!
Fumb-l.tst ; .
Pcn-Yds ....
3rd D Etf . . .
Time or Poss
Va Union
VUU
13
43-210
39
66
3-9-0
' 5-27
4-39.3
. 7-4
12-107
2-7
24:40
6 '6
0 21
NCCU
14
48-105
191
20
12-43-2
1-9
5-31.6.
6-2
9-801
5-13
35:20
-"20
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cond in i the
Division;
Salem, first by the CIAA
Individual rfushinu
VUU Gary Mayo 12-73;
Harry Mitchell 13-70: Phillip
Davis 3-11; Keith Cathion 8-56;
Jeff Haynes 3-7;, Jeff Ellerbe
2-4; John Johnson 2-(-ll).
NCCU Gerald Fraylon 13-28;
James Whitaker 9-20; Benny
Tate 2176; Tony Frasier
M-20); Reece Carson 3-3; Clif
ton Kersey I -(-2).
Individual Passing
VUU Troy Cauthorn 0-2-0 0;
John Johnson 3-7-0 39.
NCCU Gerald . - Fraylon
12-24-2 191. -
Individual Pass-Receiving
VUU Carl Bland 2-37; Keith
Cathion 1-2. NCCU Victor
Hunter 8-149; James Whitaker
1-12; Benny Tate I -11;; James
Foster 2-19.
Tackles (U-A-FR)
NCCU Maynard Smith 1-3-0;
Andrew Riddick 1-5-1; James
Perry 0-2-0; Curtfs Woods
0-4-0; Barry McLaughlin 3-9-0;
William Frizzell 2-2-0; Allen
Reddick 4-5-0; Nate Johnson
0- 2-0; Allen Pierce 1-3-0;
Michael Faison 0-3-1; Myron
Dupree 2-2-0; Lorenzo Ingram
1- 3-0; Louis Mclver 0-1-0; John
Hunt 1-2-1: ALan Kidd 1-3-0;
Gerald Patton 0-1-0; Arnold
Brown 1-0-0; Marvin Reeves
0-0-1; Nate Henry 0-1-0; Alvin
McNeill 0-1-0; Gregory Talc
0-1-0; Mdvin Wallace 0-1-0.
F0s7 TJBGIft) Due Eacjie
NCCU
"Eagle:
V .
wssu
Rams
Southern "ground. .157 in the air
Winston-atter its two victories
over Livingstone 42-19
and Virginia Union
27-26. The Rams chalk
ed up 327 yards rushing
against A&T in its 21-7
victory over the Aggies.
"We look to have
another successful .
season this weekend."
retorted fourth . year
NCCU coach Hank Lat
timore. "The two
previous seasons (Liv
ingstone 42-19 and Va.
Union 27-26) have laid
the foundtation for
several positive
things attitude, desire
and execution. We know
that it will take an
outstanding perfor
mance for us to be suc
cessful against the Rams.
They are a well
disciplined and ex
perienced unit that will
pose a few problems for
us. The fact that we
have defeated them the
past two years means
that we must work that
much harder to win this
year. I know that they
will be ready to play.
With a share of the divi
sional lead at stake, it is
going to be tough."
NCCU is led by ils trio
of Benny. Tate. Gerald.
Fraylon and Victor
. Hunter. This combina
tion has accounted for 10
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CIAA Co-Offensive
Player lof the Year .last
year, has completed 2 1
of 45 passes for 3 14
yards and a pair of
scores. He is third on the
team with 75 yards
rushing. His favorite
receiver is senior AII
American candidate Vic
tor Hunter. Hunter has
snagged 1 1 receptions
for 221 yards and the
two tds. He had a career
high 149 yards in recep
tions against Va. Union.
Leading the Rams
rushing crunch is senior
fullback Mike Ferguson.
Ferguson chunked out
128 yards against the Ag
gies. ; SophOmore
quarterback Mike Win
bush picked up 86 yards
on the ground.
The nationally ranked
Eagles defense has seen
its defensive totals swell
in its two victories. They
are giving up 143.5 on
the ground and 90
through the airways.
The Rams limited the
Aggies to 60 yards
rushing and 123 passing.
The Eagles are
definitely not a three
man team. Their offen
sive line . of tackles
Melvin McDowell and
Kenneth Sheppard,
guards Floyd Nixon and
Sam Washington and
center Sammie Stroud
have opened holes and
provided good protec
tion for Fraylon.
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OXFORD, MISS Large Confederate flag looms over the head of John 4
Hawkins of Water Valley during cheering session prior to the I 'ni verily or
Mississippi Memphis Stale football game. Hawkins, the University of
Mississippi's First black cheerleader, said he would have no part of waving the
school's banner, the Confederate flag, at the home opener. Hawkins was
elected to the cheerleading squad by (he Ole Miss student body lasl spring. I N
Pinto
2 Eagles & Coach Honored
FSG Names Mary Lamb
Women's Basketball Coach
by John B. Henderson
Si'mrl. Information
Director tW
FAYET
TEVILLB An assistant
coach at Norfolk State
University and a
Gatesville, North
Carolina was recently
appointed new women's
basketball coach at
Fayettevile State Univer
sity. '
The new Lady Bronco
head coach is Ms. Mary
Lamb who succeeds Ms.
Yvonne Edwards who
resigned.',; '',;:';V;-':'; J
When asked how it felt
to be the new head coach
at FSU, she replied: "It
feels great," smiles the
29-vear-old Tar Heel
native. "I certainly feel
that I have accomplished
one of my goals." .
"She (Lamb) has the
head ' coaching ex
perience we were looking
for," said FSU athletic
director John D. Mar
shall. Ms. Lamb received the
bachelor of science
degree in health, physical
education, and recrea
tion from Norfolk State.
University in 1975 and is
a recipient of the.M.A.
degree - in health and
physical education from
Glassboro State College,
Glassboro, New Jersey,
1977..
Coach Lamb has serv
ed as assistant basketball
coach and head
volleyball coach at Nor
folk State University for ,
1980-81.
Before returning to
her alma mater she serv
ed four and one-half
years in the Camden,
New Jersiy public school
system as a teacher in
health and ' physical
education as well as head
coach in basketball for
one year, and three years
in the middle school
system.
Professionally, Coach
Lamb is affiliated with
the Virginia Association
for health, physical
education recreation.
The American. Alliance
for Health, Physical
Education and '. Recrea
tion, and Dance; Na
tional Association. ' for
Sport and Physical
Education. '
. She is a member of the
Delta Sigma ' Theta
Sorority. i-s
Coach, Henry Lat
i limore of,, the North
Carolina Central and
, two of his offensive per
formers, Victor Hunter
and Gerald Fraylon,
have been honored by
the CIAA for the perfor
mances in Central's
27-26 win over defending .
champion Virginia
Union.
CIAA Offensive
Lineman of the Week
honors went to Hunter,
who caught the go-ahead
touchdown pass of 19
years at 3:12 of the third
period. He finished the
, game with 8 receptions
' for a career-high 1 49
yards. It was the second
; consecutive game that he
s had caught passes for
over 100 yards against
the' Panther?. Fraylon,
the sophomore signal
' caller from Charlotte;
dazzled the Panthers
with his execution and
throwing. He completed
12 of 24 passes for 191
yards. He scored the
Eagles first touchdown
on a one-yard run in the
third period. He was
recognized as the CIAA
Offensive Back of the
Week. '"-'r;
Lattimore's prepara
tion of the NCCU squad
and its come-from-behind
victory netted
him consideration as the
CIAA Coach of the
Week. ;
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