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??-ustiag a few-day^- month .at tfatuUiuygrgjtty of
"following TFicir second California at Davftr^Jeff^
straight C1AA Wrestling Raleigh and Horace
championship, thiT^SSU Williams were highly elated
Wrestling Rams traveled to over their achievements and
Pembroke State last Satur- very happy that they will go
day and captured two of the west as WSSU's first
coveted places in the NCAA representatives in the
Nationals to be held next NCAA National Wrestlings
Jeff Raleigh
Black College Tidbits
Some coaching jobs could open up soon at two black
colleges. Sources say Paul Covington's job is in jeopardy
at Jackson State, and those same sources report William
"Pop" Gaines is in trouble at Mississippi Valley. Both
Jackson State and Mississippi Valley have been disappointing
this season.
Also, Southern University's Carl Stewart reportedly
will resign at the end of the season. Stewart, however, is
under no pressure. He simply desires to retire from the
basketball coaching profession.
Losing Stewart could be the end of fast-break basketball
at Southern. The Jaguars, over the last six years,
have averaged more than 90 points per game, and hit the
100-point mark in over 60 per cent of their contests.
Southern's problems over the years, however, is that it
has always given up a lot of points.
Howard University is hoping stellar forward James
Ratiff doesn't turn pro after the end of this season. Only
a junior, Ratiff has one year of college eligibility left, but
sources say he may indeed apply for hardship status at
the end of the season. One of the best players in the MidEastern
Athletic Conference^Ratiff averages 19.8 points
and 9.0 rebounds per game.
Loud Feedback
How did Inside Sports magazine find out about
Johnson C. Smith V Brayboy Madhouse? Seems a
reporter from the Washington Post was assigned by Inside
Sports to do a story on the 10 meanest gyms in the
country. He got on the telephone to coaches at large
schools as well as small ones. What he kept hearing from
the small college coaches was Brayboy Madhouse;
Brayboy Madhouse; The reporter included Brayboy
Madhouse in the story;
"We have gotten a lot of feedback from that article,"
said Johnson C. Smith spokesman Phillip Busher. "We
have had several newspapers, TV and radio stations to
come in and do stories. And we've gotten letters from as
far away as England and Canada." Johnson C. Smith is
located in Charlotte, N.C.
Century Mark
Hampton Institute's Hank Ford recently won his 100th
game as a coach, as Hampton beat North Carolina Central
110-102. Ford is 101-61 in six years at Hampton.
Racket Squad
Seems good tennis teams and soccer teams are stacked
with foreign players. Of the 14 players on Hampton's tennis
roster, only three are from the United States. Others
come from Brazil, Nigeria, Dominican Republic and
other far-away places.
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MfcAU OODDlea up
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference has had a tough time
against Division I teams outside the conference. At last
glance, MEAC was 17-27 against other Division I teams,
but the league was 10-0 against Division II clubs.
Atlantic Coast Conference (57-11) and Southeastern
Conference (53-15) have the best records against outside
Division I competition. ACC and SEC are made up of
predominantly white schools.
Southwestern Conference, which includes Alcorn
State, is 27-26 against other Division I,teams. SWAC was
able to fatten up on MEAC.
10 Win
;Ch am pionships.
Raleigh qualified fo# Ihe
finals by defeating Louis
Ludwig of Pembroke State,
3-1 and David Harvey of
Jacksonville State,6-2. In
the match against Ludwig,
Raleigh needed a take-down
in the final fifteen seconds
to win. Horace won his first
match over Allen Davis of
Pembroke State, 11 to 3. In
his final match, he lost to
Jim House, the current
NCAA champion from
Florida International
University. Because of his
superior performances in
his two matches, Horace
was given one of the wild
card slots in the national
finals.
Coach Mike Edwards
and the team expect to add
to thf?ir 1anr*lc *kio
? ihui vu viiia jaiui day
when the NAIA District
Tournament is held in the
C.E. Gaines Center on the
WSSU campus. The winners
on Saturday will
qualify for the NAIA National
Finals to be held in
Oklahoma the week following
the NCAA finals.
Local Track
The 4th Annual Natural
Light Classic, sponsored by
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., and
R.H. Barringer Distributing
Company, Inc. will be held
Saturday, March 7 at Hanes
Park. Proceeds go to the
Forsyth County Heart
Association, from whom
applications can be obtained
- 2046 Queen Street,
Winston-Salem, N. C7~~
27103 (724-9590).
The Natural Light
Classic, open to all ages, includes^
a half-marathon
relay, a 10,000 meter hm, a
porate and community
relay,- The half-marathon^
winner also becomes the
Road Runners Club of
America Southeastern
Regional Champion.
Engraved medals will be
awarded to the first three
male and first three female
finishers in each age
category of all events. This
year, a trophy will be
awarded to the winning
male and female open
teams.
All participants may col- *
lect pledge money to be
donated to the Heart
Association. Free T-shirts
are available to all who preregister
by February 25.
Advance registration
times at Hanes Mall are 12
Noon-5 P.M., February 25
and 6-9 P.M., March 6.
Registration on the day of
the race for the 10,000 meter
and half marathon runs is
9-11:30 A.M.; fun run
registration is 9-10:30 A.M.In
case of rain, day of race
registration will be in
Reynolds High girl's gym.
Showers and changing
facilities will be provided by
the YMCA and Reynolds
High Girl's Gym.
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Ask Barry From Page 18
Q. I just recently saw the movie "Greased Lightning,'
which starred Richard Pryor. I understand it was a reallife
story of a black race car driver named Wendell Scott,
Tell me, how much of the movie was real and how mud
was Hollywood. Did Scott really win a big-timt
N.C. * ^
A. I saw "Greased Lightning," and the movie is fairl)
authentic. Scott did win an official NASCAR race, bui
whether it could be considered "big-time" is debatable
It was a Tace in Jacksonville, Fla., run on a half-mil*
oval. Most big-time races these days are run on ovals thai
are one-mile or bigger. However, Scott's achievement
cannot be downplayed. He overcame racism and pooi
funding to win an official NASCAR event. That car
never be taken from him. Scott, by the way, still dabble!
in racing from time to time.
Q. I'm interested in knowing what records the laU
Willie Gailimore still holds at Florida A&M??Lonnit /
Smith, Tallahassee, Fla.
A. Gailimore, formerly of both FAMU and th<
Chicago Bears, still holds the FAMU record for longes
run from scrimmage. Against Allen University in 1956
Gailimore stampeded his way for a 98-yard touchdown
Nobody at FAMU has ever topped that feat. Gailimore
an All-American at hAMU, holds^ no other Rattle
records. That's not to take away from him, however. H<
played at a time when running backs were plentiful in th<
Rattlers' camp, and legendary coach Jake Gaither alter
nated hisplayers freely.
(Got * sports question ? Just write "As^ Barry, V P C
TaUahamee, Mm 323Q?.\h***m -will b
answered in this space.)
Jordan From page 4
white recipients. Four out of five medicare participants
are white.
The majority of CETA jobs are held by whites. Whites
are two-thirds of the beneficiaries of the Section 8 housing
subsidy program, the program that accounts for nearly
all of current housing subsidies.
That list can be extended further. The plain fact of the
matter is that not Only are many federal social programs
successful in that they accomplish what they set out to
do, but they also often serve many more whites than
blacks.
The third leg of the stool of falsehood is that those programs
are bankrupting the country. Again, that's not
true.
Social prografns may account for a large share of the
federal budget, but so do other government functions.
No one is proposing to disband the military because it
will cost some $200 billion next year.
It is wrong to see social programs solely as costs,
without assessing their considerable benefits. They constitute
an investment in America's human resources.
Programs that develop skills, provide basic life supports,
and bring hope are indispensible to a civilized
society. And anyone who says these functions can be performed
without government intervention is, at best, just
plain wrong.
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