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CoachBighouse" Gaines
always seems to get the best
out of what he has. That's
exactly what he did Saturday
night as his Rams topped the
A&T Aggies 80-79, before
13,000 fans in the Greensboro
Coliseum.
urned out to see National
Champion N.C. State saw
basketball at its best before
the. Wolfpack came on the
court, as one of Black college
basketball's hottest rivalries
continued.
The game was typically
Ram-Aggie with the outcome
decided in the final seconds. It
-vvas close all-the way. The
Rams scored the first 'basket
.11 id led 4-2. A&T came back to
:ake the lead 5-4 at 18:23.
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They held the 1 point-lead
until the Rams took a 24-23
lead on a James Pegues
basket with 5:53 left.
In the early part of the half
it was a battle between theRams
quickness and outside
shooting- a-gainst the Aggies
their first offensive rebound
until 10:05 remained in the
half. The much larger Aggies
started a team with every man
6-5 or over against the Rams
whose biggest man was 'onlv
6-5. But once the smaller
Rams began going to the
boards they built a 38-30 lead
with 47 seconds remaining in
ihc half and led 40-34 at the
half.
In the second half the Rams
continued to use a deliberate
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attack and used every
offensive rebound they could
geTto build their lead to 12 at
58-46 with 11:10 remaining.
The Aggies then began to use
a full court press that forced
the Rams into seven turnovers
and closed to within one at
With 1:03 left the Rams Don
Helton made both ends of a
one-and-one to give the Rams
a three point lead.
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lom Paulin scored on a
jumper to keep the Rams up
by three. The Aggies then
missed a shot with 23 seconds
jleft and the Rams called time
out. Coach Gaines obviously
wanted to run out the clock but
the Aggies press kept the
Rams from getting the ball in
bounds after the official
refused to let Don Jlelton, who
saw the press, call another
time out.
James Sparrow, A&T's
leading scorer with 25 points,
scored with 20 second* left
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and the Rams lead was again
cut to one at 78-77.
With the Rams still trying to
run out the clock Tom Paulin
was^ Touled7 with V seconds
remaining. Paulin, the game's
leading scorer with 28 points,
made good on the one-and
. though James Sparro>v scored
on a drive with 2 -seconds left
making the final 80-79 Rams.
The Rams placed four men
in double figures: Paulin with
28, guard Don Helton with 10,
and forwards James Pegues
18 and Cdrlos Terry 16. The
Aggies had 38 rebounds, led
by 6'10" Sinclair .Colbert with
10. The smaller Rams had 32
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The win gave the Rams a
4-2 record and dropped the
Aggies to 3-3 over all. The
Rams next game will be January
8 against Elizabeth
City in Elizabeth City.
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December 21, 1974
A & T Gets
894,000
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Greensboro, N.C. - The
Transportation Institute at
A&T State University has
been awarded a grant of
$94,000 by the U.S. Department
of Transportation.
underwrite ^
institute's rural public transportation
feasibility study.
Arthur Saltzman, director of
the institute, will serve as
principal investigator for the
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project. He said the -rural
transportation study, now in/'
its second year, is designed to
-determine what kinds of
transportation systems are
appropriate for various types
of local situations in rural
America.
He said it is expected that ^
the study will produce a
manual that will aid local
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community groups interested
in improving or implementing
rural transportation systems.
Joining Saltzman in the
study will be Mrs. Joyce H.
Johnson, who has already
conducted studies on a
number of rural transportation
systems around the sfate, and
Dr. Marion R. Blair, associate
director of the institute.
44With increasing inflation
and the accompanying shortage
of fuel and other vital
resources," said Saltzman,
44public transportation in
general will be in greater
_demand. -Jhis will be
especially true for residerjts^
and industries of rural areas
which will experience an even
harder crunch from a fuel
shortage as they must travel
greater distances to obtain ?
needed distribution services
and employment.^He
said that except for the
inter-state transportation services
and a few demonstration
projects, 4'there is virtually no
public transportation regularly
serving rural areas."
Saltzman said that Congress
recently passed legislation
and aooronriated $500 million
I I E - - - ---for
-rural transportation svstems.
"Even more funds and
technical know how will be
necessary to institute effective
public transportation systems
in rural America," said
Saltzman.
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that change can be just a new
way of old exploitation. The
best guard against this is for
black involvement in the
political structure of the
community, and most especially,
the maximum black
participation in elections.
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