i t i< r tti i it /Making He outstanding team. That's all Corbetc needs is the man in the middle." Valvano gave no tips as to how Corbett might corral the big man for his team. But then, Valvano already has his force in the middle for the next four seasons. Chris Washburn, at 6-11 and one of the most sought-after prepsters in the nation, has already signed with the Pack and is now honing his skills at Laurinburg Institute. And, Valvano, unlike a number of ME AC Conducts Meeting The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference held its annual meeting Dec. 12-14 in Greensboro, N.C. Among business discussed by the league's athlettc directors: The first-ever MEAC Women's Volleyball Tournament, which was held Nov. 4-5, received a favorable . . evaluation, and will become an annual event. The return of baseball as a conference-governed sport met approval, and the MEAC Baseball * v Championship is scheduled for April 11-15 in Greensboro. The MEAC Indoor Track and Wrestling Championships were set for Feb. 17-18 in Salisbury, Md. hosted by Maryland-Eastern Shore and Delaware State. i ne ivitAL Outdoor 1 rack and Tennis Spring Championships will be held April 20-21 in Orangeburg, S.C. The progress report on the Freedom Bowl All-Star Classic was approved. The inaugural classic matched the top MEAC seniors against top seniors from the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC), and was played Jan. 14 in Atlanta. fcttorts were intensified for MEAC expansion, but no specific schools were immediately identified. The meeting was highlighted Dec. 13 by the Third Annual MEAC All-Star Football Banquet with Oklahoma Outlaws quarterback Doug Williams serving as guest speaker. Miller Brewing Co., which sponsored the affair, also unveiled an MEAC recruiting film that was produced through its corporate office. Page 8-January, 1984 mmmmmmmmmmmmm t SPORT/ PCVII ?adway continued , coaches in the South, said he will continue to schedule and play small and "I'm not going over to their (A Sure, I thinkjhey deserve a chan of my way to catch a toss. black colleges -- even at the risk of getting beaten. Nothing El *p - ' ?_ _ ? ? -? ?? ^ v ? > ? J of jet engines rolls across the carrier s Ulglll UCl_l\. Throttles are at full power, and you're waiting for the signal to launch. Now. The catapult fi press you back into your you're flying low and fast sea. Zero to 150 in 2.5 sec Nothing else feels \iV Nothing. And when you 1 flight officer you're at the Once you've earned ] the Navy puts you in full ( lit i i million-dollar supersophu combination of jet aircrai wizardry. And Navy training r you're up to the challenge training gives you the navigation, aerodynamics and other technical know-how you need. Leadership and professional schooling prepare you for the immediate decisional 11 I Get I F%A/ J "I'm the guy who remembers from whence he came," he said. "Some /fc '/ f c i n//? /'/l /f MrV /?/?# VM , v* m o/ //imic unu gt71 friy uuil UtfUl. ce to play us, but I'm not going out ? N.C. State Coach Jim Va/vano t coaches wouldn't take a chance playing a fine team like A&T that doesn't get a ** ise Feels Like Ns t res. G forces skilled aviation ] seat. Suddenly, as part of the na ; over the open have about the r :onds. can have. :e Navy flying. It's a uniqu become a pilot or pay to match. Y< ) very heart of it. ?more than the /our wings, pays you just ol ;ontrol of a multi- years, with regu sticated and pay increase :t and electronic climbs to $31,10! a full package of nakes sure Find out ho \ Rigorous flight naval aviation h NAVY OPPORTUNITY T425 | 1 NFORM ATION CFNTEfC I PO Box oOOO. Clifton. NJ OTOlo Please send mp more information about becoming a member of the Naval Aviation Team iQA i I Name IK-rsi 'I'lcsc I'rint tj?*l . Address -\pt ("its State 7. i p i \ .... -# -..ti i ? "? r' v V. n i \ f'r\i \ \ iYcar tn C'ollftfr CiPA I ANTator Minor I I'hunr'Numtx'r I > 1 \ri-i) t odto IVst Time to ("h!! I This is I.ir ift-ncra! rtvrutt mrnt information You do not hmc to I furnish nn\ ??f f b?- information rwjui'ilH ()f ciursr t hr mon- **? kn.?* t"h?- m??fr i *n hHp to drffffninr t hi kind* of Nn\ \ p<?*i ions k.tirtinu ttual.fv ^ WSC 1/19/84 Navy Officers tesponsibility V ?? lot of national exposure. But 1 think they deserve a chance. I'm going to do everything I can tp keep them from beating me. But, if they do, I'll be the first guy to go over to their locker room to shake their hands and then I'll handle the sportswriters, and, if I have a boss who says I shouldn't have lost, that's OrX. "But, if the boss says I shouldn't have played them and he decides to fire me, then I wouldn't want to work there anyway." ivy Flying. * making authority and management responsibility you have as an officer in the Navy. On the ground, as a Navy officer, you work with and supervise today's most highly professionals. In the air, tval aviation team, you nost excitihg job anyone ely rewarding job with du start at $18,300 a year average corporation it of college. After four lar Navy promotions js, your annual*salary 3. That's over and above benefits and privileges. w mnrK mnro o iaK in II 111 UV4I IttV/l V U JUU 111 as to offer. Fill in the coupon. No other job gives you the kind of leadership experience or fast responsibility you get as part of the naval aviation team. And nothing else feels like Navy flying. -.linn \ y Fast.

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