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Parkland High's Robin Hunter applies defensive
bier San Williams. It was Hunter's offense, 16 po
court press that snuffed West Forsyth 56-26 (ph<
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rolled loose. Roger Mason recovered the ball but his shot
at the buzzer was off target.
The Rams took charge in overtime as Mitchell opened
the scoring with a drive at the 3:39 mark. Gorham hit a
16-footer nearly two minutes later and the Rams were
assured of the win. Hampton's only basket of the extra
period came with 35 seconds left on a drive by Fleming.
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"I'm still trying to find the pulse and character of this
team," said Hank Ford of his Pirates. "We have a lot of
talent hut we are struggling. I'm still experimenting with
the lineup and we are ielativel> inexperienced."
Gaines also admitted that his team is struggling,
despite holding second place in the Southern Division.
"You aren't supposed to beat anybody with the shooting
perd|ft^tf &E had jjjjirghfti; Gaines said, "buj^g^irrsf^
zone we are going to have problems. We tan a rotation
offense to occupy time and hoped somebody would flash
open or the defense would make a mistake."
Gaines said he is worried by his team's lack of offensive
firepowei. "When teams pack it in like Hampton
did, there is almost no way to get it inside, so somebody
has to make the outside shot," he said. "Got ham lost his
confidence after he missed a few but he made the one we
had to have in the clutch."
Still, Gaines noted, his team will have to play much
better to be a factor in the CIAA tourney . "We will have
to get (Troy) Russell healthy," said Gaines of his senior
scorer who has been hampered by knee problems all
season.
Gotham led the Rams in scoring with 14 points but hit
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10 rebounds despite being double- and triple-teamed.
Vaughn paced the Rams in rebounding with 11 and Mitchell
added 10 as the Rams outrebounded the bigger
Pirates 43-41.
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see Milton Campbell and tocthcr a general youth prohe,
like others, will in- gram of special-interest
variably be asked what groups,
changes a long-ago victory But a lack of funding
has meant in his life, brought the demise of the
Seldom has the spectre of Milt Campbell Youth
financial success surfaced. Center, though the facility
In recent years, one of itself has-lived on. It is now
the most visible faces on the Parent-Child Center
television in both inter- Inc., handling several hunviews,
commerieals and died children daily, along
specials, is one of the more with organized parent parrecent
decathlon Olympic ticipation.
champs, Bruce Jennet, the Likewise, Rafer Johnson
1976 winner at Montreal. has not hit the "jackpot,"
In contrast, Milt Camp- but he has not been bybell
has lived a see-saw ex- passed, either, making
istence that included a short several lucrative movie apstint
as a pro football player pearances in his postwith
the Cleveland Browns, Olympic career,
plus 15 years of profes- Quite a few black Olymsional
football in Canada, pians in all categories have
At one time he was part of a been obliged to accept the
"traveling panel" of promi- rash of offers from national
nent black athletes spon- liquor and beer corporasored
b\ a large corporation tions as cither "community
that talked with students relations" or "special
ana youtn gioups. maiKci i epi esentat ives.
Several years ago Milton They come as fast as new
chose to do something on names emerge from the
his own. W ith his focus on sporting ranks and new
the troubled youth of generations sprout with new
Newark, N.J., he acquired heroes and dead memories,
a huge three-story vacant A sparse few hang on and
building a 201 Bergen St., become proficient in what
near South Orange Avenue, they are doing.
While much of the focus
was on boxing, karate and Next week: Some former
track and field, he put Olympians who 'made It.'
make coach
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percent from the field, outreboum
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each from guards Penny Cash anc
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much of Simpson's praise.
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were going good before-she came
rolling."
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outscoring their opponents 26-H
lead.
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i pressure to Titan drib* 33 points while Kolocksky chipp<
tints and a Mustang full- "We had five players in double
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