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Atkins* girls got a clinic last week from Anderson,
technique (photo by James Parker).
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iBY GEORGE BOOIE
Chronicle Columist
:v Come spring, you'll encounter some murky and apparently
muddy waters, due to winter and spring runoffs.
Jjome when they discover their favorite waters anything
.3*ut clear. , * r
^ But fish, like people, become acclimated to their surroundings.
Just as people adjust to air pollution, fish
manage to survive in silty and murky water.
We should fish stumps, grasses and other structures
because we know fish use them to hide from predators,
man included. When fish are confident that they are safely
covered, they sometimes throw caution to the wind*.
This overconfidence persists when they hide in murky
waters; they are unable to see the lines connected to the
lures or, bait, so they strike without caution.
In fact, most fishermen have better catches in murky
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Anderson Squeezes
point lead, 17-12, at inter- strong inside play of John
mi??5pn? King, Herman Mckinnie
Coach told us to make and Connell Surles, jumped
quick# passes around ^he out to a 6-5 lead in the first
perimeter, but no one was quarter. However, neither
coming to the "ball," said team was able to do much
Covington. "That's why we offensively in the initial
were making so many tur- stanza. Atkins played well
novers. When I came into defensively, but just could
t e game^ I looked to drive not seem to get the ball to
? ,w - They drop on the o/fensive end.
(Atkins) were trapping on Atkins made a quick run
t e wings, and, once I got to broaden its lead at the
past the trap, I had a clear beginning of 4he second
ane to the basket. quarter behind the play of
6-5 forward Brian Johnson.
"The coaches always tell Johnson made two con
us to exercise the three secutive buckets to extend
D's," said the articulate, the Camels' lead to 10-7 at
5-8 sophomore. "That is, the five-minute mark of the
drive, draw the defense to second quarter. With the inyou
and then dish off to the sertion of Covington,
open man. Today, Tommy however, the tide turned
was kind of anticipating my quickly in the Bulldogs'
moves and going to the favor,
boards strong once I got the Anderson picked up
ball to him." where it left off in the openThe
Camels, behind the ing minutes of the third
Bears Start Strong
fourth in the division, says his goals for the season may
change since his team seems to be meshing so early.
"Before the season, our goal was to move up a couple
of notches in the division ffom last season," he said. (The
Bears finished 3-9, tied for last with Livingstone.) "But,
if we can continue to play mentally tough and stick to our
game plan, we can contend for the title this season."
Reynolds warned that his young Bears are not mature
yet, however. "When we lost Isaac Pitts (the team's top
#rebounder and second-leading scorer last year) to suspension,
I knew some of our other Ws would have to mature
quickly and Collier has really come on," he said. "Plus,
Dave Lacy has done a super job at point guard."
Reynolds, who failed to win a game in his first year at
Shaw, and enters this season with a dismal 23-74 mark in
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Above, Lisa Sisk (14) actively observes a passing
Can Be Blessing
water than very clear water. Maybe you have noticed that
liMi* . . fish run from the shallows
days to get our tackle boxes
George Boole jn orcjer. Conservation ran
help to bring good fishing conditions in the future. It will
also help a great deal if we get some of the children interested
in the right way to enjoy the sport.
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quarter, extending its lead play and a baseline drive to
to 21-14 with six minutes re- knot the game at 29-29 with
maining in the period. 56 seconds left in regulaCamels
Coach Vernon tion. Anderson came right
Cloud then inserted his own back to go on top when
version of instant offense, Campbell sank one of two
sophomore sharp-shooter free throws with 41 seconds
Jeff Denny. Denny left.
responded by sticking two But things looked pretty
straight outside jumpers, bleak for the Bulldogs when
Behind Denny's shooting, Denny answered with a
the Camels were able to cut baseline jumper with 16
Anderson's lead to 25-20 at seconds remaining. Hendrix
the end of the third period, quickly called time out to
set up the game-winning
After Surles madeiwoiTn- play,
side buckets to cut the
Bulldogs' lead to 27-24 ear- Again, Covington caftae
ly in the final period, Hen- t0 BuMdogs rescue,
drix ordered his team into a drivin8 the le"g'h of the
delay offense. Yet. the court and sPli,,in8 several
Camels were still able to defenders before passing to
whittle away at the Ander- Sheff' who sank ,he winn"
son lead. Atkins forced 'ng ^'e'd 8oa'consecutive
turnovers by Atkins had a final chance
the Bulldogs, which were to win the game, but Denconverted
by Denny, who ny's jumper at the buzzer
soared in for a three-point was too strong.
From Page B2
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his four years, said he expects the Bears to continue to
impr?ve. "This is the first year I have had all of my own
players," he said. "The kids I brought in now know the
system and they have confidence in me."
Reynolds, always known as an outstanding recruiter,
said he has a number of goals at Shaw. "First, I want to
win a CIAA title," he said. "I've won the MEAC but not
the CIAA. Then I want to move oiuand take an NCAA
Division II crown. I've never coached in an NCAA Divisfin
II tourney before."
Right now, the coach said he will take a Southern Division
titles "We are young and we will face stiff test!
against Winston-Salem, Fayetteville and St. Augustine's
But if we continue to play the way we are now and matun
as the season goes along, we might just surprise som<
people."
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