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Continued From Page 9 Rebecca Robinson. ChSryl
Winfield and Laurice Jen- is 5?n" from Southern
kins were selected to the pineSf n.c., she lead her
All NCAiAW regular sea- high school team to the
son team, Laurice was state 4-A championship
also selected to the averaging 16 points and
NCAIAW all tournament j3 rebounds per game,
team. Brenda Winfield Another top recruit is
was selected to the All \Vanda Robertson. W anda
CI A A regular team, and was an state performer
Carla Kincaid, Laurice averaging 17 points and 9
Jenkins and Brend^ Win- reboXinds per game.' She
field were selected to the was also selected to play
J-iC IA A tournament jn East-West high
team. Other returnees this school all star game.
bounders we Have on tKe should definitely improve
team and Barbara Cole- 18-6 Record from last
man a reserve guard. tk^ r0?v>d ic
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nees this year are trVsh"^"",,;ng m,d two tourna-"^
men Cheryl Burke, Mary ments . the C1AA in
King, Carolyn Harbison, Raiejgh and the
Wanda Jtobertson -and nCAIAW.
CL4A Basketball Season ,
Hampton, Va. ? The the CI A A in scoring with a *
CLAA.basketball season is 27.2 average and ranks J
well underway but few 5th m rebounding with bathings
have changed. Vir- 13.2 per game average,
ginia State College's Tro- Darryl Warwick of Hamp- 1
jans are off to their pren- ton Institute was selected
nial fast start with a 6-0- Rookie of the Week for the j
record, and leading the second consecutive week,
conference in scoring with Warwick scored 21 points
a 110-0 per game average. in Hampton's 94-93 vicThe
Trojans, have eight tovery over St. Augusplayers
averaging nine, tine's and 25 against the
points or better, six are in University of Washington
double figures. Vic Jones D.C. Warwick shot 64%
leads the Trojans with qa frQm the field and grab-^
21.0 average. Virginia St; bed 14- rebound^.- ??
thpfl1 liighyat stuiliig Tn TTsl!^r
game of the season out- Marvin Payne of Hampton
gunned Fayetteville State scored -37 points and
140-114 last week to boost, grabbed 27 rebounds as
their scorings lead in the- Hampton downed TJipver-"
conference. sity of Washington D.C.
Virginia Union, unde- 114-99. Payne's reward
feated in three starts play Was an injured leg which
host to Virginia St.. Sun- wiH cause him to be
day night in the CIAA's sidelined for two week9.
game of the week, The Tony Collins, Virginia
Winston-Salem ?- Rams, St.'s 6-3 guard, scored 24
undefeated in five .starts points and collected 20
I will be entertained by the missed shots as his VirgiShaw
Bears Sunday. The nia State Trojans downed
Bears have had their pro- Rutgers-Camden 87-82 in
blems getting back on overtime. Collins figures
track this season with a for the year are 18.3
heavy roster of freshmen, points and 11.3 rebounds.
The Norfolk St. Spar- Perfection is the motto for
tans (4-3) are on their Robert Isabelle, of Norfolk
second road trip of the still St. College as the Sparyoung
season, journeying tan's 6-6 sophomore cen
-to New-Jersey to battle ter went 6 of 6 from the
Rutgers (CamdenT! I flooi^and 2 for 2 from the
The C1AA has selected charity stripe in Norfolk
Carlos Terry, a 6-5 senior State's 64-37 slowdown
forward of Winston-Salem win over Bowie St.
State University as Player NOTE: The jersey of
of the Week. Terry, in two Saint Paul's four time
games last week had a ALL-CIAA Wide Receitotal
of 60 points and 31 ver, James Woodson was
rebounds. He scored 35 of retired last week in cerehis
60 points against monies on the campus.
Mfc,AL, rival, North Caro- This is the first jersey
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he most successful se^- Mason, who hails from
3on in Ram football his- Richmond, Va. as do so
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office at the scTiboT~"has players, stands 6-2 and *
announced the names of tips the scales at 230. He
four "blue chip" pros- was selected to the prespects
who have indicated tigious All-Metro team
their intentions of attend- both this season and last
ing WSSU next year. while staring at Thomas
THe Tour are: quarter- Jefferson High-School.
back Ron Fowler, defensive
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vey Redd, guard Rodmon
Mason, and tackle James Continued From Page 7
Johnson. talked about some of the
~ FCTWtettV Quarterbacked trips the club has taken
fu thestaW playoffs this World and Busch , Garseason
while leading both dens.
the city and district in ~T The dinner consisted ,
touchdown passes with of turkey* cranberry.
12. The 6-2 180 pounder sauce, green beans, powas
the first prep player tato salad, pies and
to sign a grant with the cakes and coffee and
Rams for next season. The? punch,
coaching staff was ex- Finally a prayer was
tremely excited about get- said for Mr. Rupert Bell
ting Fowler who is also an who retired last year
outstanding baseball after over 30 years of
player and may receive
pro offers in that sport this
spring. _"Ron is just a
tremendous athlete, said ???
assistant coach Charlie
Griffin. "He can run,
pass, and block. He has^^^^
tremendous potential and |
could play a number of
positions, but he is a
super quarterback.
Redd j a 6-2-240-pound ? jflEjsjpB
Thomasville native, is described
as an all around
athlete who also plays _,
basketball, and runs
track. "He is the kind of athlete
you need at the
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end in our de- - ? - fense.
He is fast, strong, ?
and agile," comments
James Price another Ram
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e's - (Charlotte T.O. Bi8 ones 1 have reference
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that question if you catch
bass consistanly. Tq-eatch
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Howard Univ. ca8t almost any hardward
UNC (GreensboroL obtainable from the sportcounters.
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t *3*31/ closely and perform as the
" old standards are the ones
The 6-4 240 pound that cateh fish. Ther is one
Johnson may be the best excePtion and that is the
lineman prospect in the piftstic worm which si in a
state, according to c*as its self.
Charles Bailey who re- Lures like the Jitterbug
cruited him. "*"*James is a frnd Hula Popper with*
super prospect. All the concave pr dished out
major schools wanted him ^aces are surface disturand
South Carolina State bers react as the-old
is still courting him." dished faced lures by dartJohnson
stared at Cary gurgling. The
High School in Raleigh. plastic lipped lures dive as
the old diving plugs with
-*-?2 the extended bottom lip.
/I All of the above possess a
wobbling action when
service in the Recreation traveling on the surface or
Department. He had d^g. ^ angle of the
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Charles Crosby, sist of streamers, which l~
the center s director and tie mysel{ Bucktail
s. orot ea aton, re- Mepps spinners, the three
creation supervisor, said ^ Rapala that float8 ^
ey were extremely (jive> an^ a purple plastic
pleased with both the worm weeless rigged. The
turnout and spirit of the atnaaet t tie on a short
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