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before the game," he Howard to start the final i
said."Anderson came out period and, from that point
and was clapping and sing- on, Anderson could get no i
ing, really excited?about closer -than 18?points.?i
- playing us for the cham- How'ard led his team with
J* pionship. 17 points, 15 of which came
"They played us pretty in the second half. Horn
evenly in the first half, but had 16 for the Yellow
after halftime we knew that Jackets and Riley chipped
we would have to come out in with 10.
strong and take control of Sheff led underdog
the game. 1 stuck a couple Anderson in scoring with 14
of jumpers and that seemed points, followed by Reggie
to get us going." Richardson with 8, Cov- 1
Some first-quarter ington with 6 and McCants
heroics by Fernando Horn
: ana Koa Kiiey got the Ttoaf
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The Yellow Jackets came |
quarter, scoring eight
unanswered points to take a
commanding 43-29 margin.
Howard provided the
punch for Carver, making ^
several medium-range
During the spree, Carver
exerted a little up-tempo
defensive pressure of its
own, holding Anderson gp
scoreless until the 3:41
mark of the third period.
Before it was over, Carver
had run up a 53-35 margin.
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' all-league
By ROBERT ELLER
Chronicle Sports Editor
Winston-Salem State
University scoring machine
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iiuy is.usseu was named
last week to the Central In^H^Hr
tercollegiate Athletic
>'i c- "Association's . a 11 \1
conference team as selected
by lhe lea8ue's coaches.
Russell, a 6-4 senior from
te I New York City, averaged
better than 18 points per
' I game this season despite beI
ing plagued much of the
I year by knee problems.
I Norfolk State's David
I Pope was selected as the
league's Player of the?Year.
The 6-7 senior shared the
- honor with Virginia
Union's Charles Oakley last
S season. Pope and Oakley
are the only repeaters from
last
Charles
tian, who led his team to a
24-1 regular season
and an 11-1 Division record
as the number one
ranking among
basketball teams, was
selected Coach of the Year.
Russell, who paced the
R amQ in cmrinn lici caorA?
. -.'<j ... JVVI 1115 IUJI awasun
I with an 18.1 average, yet
failed selected to the
all-ClAA team, was elated
pround for black youths by his selection,
ricky moves come at a "It's really a good feeling
t Rupert Bell Park. This to be selected,' he said. "1
1 gliding lay-up. worked hard. I didn't have
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with 5. "The key to being as sucReflecting
on the cessful as weVe Tjeen at
undefeated season, Poe said Carver is building a stable
this year's- Carver team program." Poe said.
ranks with the best he has "These kids know that 1 excoached
at the school. "In pect them to get the most of
my 12 years as coach, this their talent and when they
team probably has more walk into the gym they're
overall talent than any I've ready to work hard. Also,
had," he said. "We were a I've been fortunate to have
little young at guard this good assistant coaches,
year with a couple of ninth- Kena Andrews, Gerald
grauers ai poini guara. carter and Buck Joyner
Other than that, we didn't have all had a hand in our
have any weaknesses. success."
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