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Three boxers from the Reynolds Park Recreation Centei
placed high during the state Junior Olympics champion
ships last weekend. Garrett Hill, 70, was runner-up in thi
60-pound class; Paul Hedford, 13, was winner in the
125-pound class; and Howard "Baby Boy " Bennett was
winner in the 80-pound class. Coaching the kids are
White (left) and "Monk" Lowrv.
L'eggs 10,000 Dra
Advance registration is Last - year, 22-year-ol<
e strong for the secondL'- Kitty Consolo, a student a
eggs/YWCA 10,000 meter Wake Forest University
run for women here, said won the race with a time o
Barbara Long, race publi- 36 minutes, 30 seconds
city director at the YWCA., Her victory qualified her t<
"We're expecting close compete in the L*eggs Min
to 500 women to enter," Marathon where she placet
Long said. "Most of those 53rd our 4,500 runners
entered so far are from the including national and in
Winston^Salem area,?but?ternaTibnaT Athletes o
we have some runners from world caliber. Consolo is
Georgia and South Caro- now a student at Ohio's
lina." The 6.2 mile race Kent State University, anc
starts at 9:00 a,m. on May
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124 Black College P
The National Football League held its annual player
draft recently, and 24 black college players were among
the 333 players selected.
Heading the list of black college selectees was Alcorn
State defensive back Roynell Young, who was picked by
Philadelphia on the first round. Young was the 23rd
player taken in the draft.
Of all the black college players drafted, pro scouts say
Young has the best chance of starting his first season in
the NFL. Eagles' Coach Dick Vermeil was very high on
Young.
44We rated him as one of the top defensive backs in the
country," Vermeil said. 44We were very happy to get him.
The job is sitting their waiting for him. The position we
have got in mind for Young is now held bv Bobbv
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(Howard who is 35-years-old. Howard is just banged up.
He limped all year last season. We need a young guy in
their with some speed/'
Young was the only black college player taken in the
first round of the draft. The only other Alcorn player to
be picked was running back Otis Wonsley, who went to
, the New York Giants on the ninth round.
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South Carolina State, Southern and Florida A&M had
more of their players picked than any other black college.
Each of the schools had three players taken in the draft.
South Carolina State defensive tackle Phillip Murphy
went to Los Angeles in the* third round, while the
r Bulldogs' Ervin Parker (linebacker) went to Buffalo on
the fourth round and Nate Rivers (wide receiver) went to
Philadelphia on the fifth.
THIRD ROUND: Atlanta -- Earl Jones, defensive back,
Norfolk State; Los Angeles- Phillip Murphy, defensive
tackle, South Carolina State.
ws Strong Field
i is not expected to defend the L'eggs Mini Marathon
t her title in this year's on May 31.
, Winston-Salem race. Entry forms for the race
f The race is open to all arc avnilflhip ot
. women, from beginners to Winston-Salem YWCA.
5 experienced runners. All Entry fee |f $5 after
, fjgishers receive commora- May 7 For information call
i tive T-shirts and a free pair 722-5138
, of L*eggs pantyhose. Prizes
- will be awarded to the top ____
f finishers in five age cates
gories. The winner of the
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FOURTH ROUND: Buffalo -- Hrvin Parker, linebacker.
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FIFTH ROUND: San Francisco Kenny Times,
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defensive end. Norfolk State; Seattle -- Daniel Jacobs,
defensive end, Winston-Salem State; Philadelphia -Herb
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running back, AlcornJState; Los Angeles-- Geroge
Farmer, wide receiver, Southern, Pittsburgh- Ron
McCall, wide receiver, Arkansas Pine-Bluff.
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ELEVJENTH ROUND ? Buffalo -- Joe Gordon,
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TWELFTH ROUND-- Minnesota -- Thomas Lane,
defensive back, FAMU: N?w Orleans -- Kiser Lewis,
defensive back, FAMU; Pittsburgh -- Tyrone McGriff,
offensive guard, FAMU.
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