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competition had given up their studies or whatever they
were doing to concentrate solely on the Olympic trials. 1
had not wrestled Greco-Roman style since 1979.
"But I'm the type of person who does not like losing. I
psych myself up when I feel the odds are stacked against
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Cotton nvprramo tko ~AA~ u - c'? ?-L '
nit uuus as nc unisnea in tne top
three among 20 wrestlers in the Eastern Regional Olympic
Qualifying Tournament to advance to the Olympic
wrestle-off in June.
While Cotton says he realizes the odds Sre great, he
feels they are by no means insurmountable.
"Hey, I'm a realist," he says. "1 knowing-pot going
to be easy. The competition is going to be tremendous.
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Council may ban FA
GREENSBORO ? The apparently are reacting to
Mid-Eastern Athletic Con- Florida A&M's withdrawal
ference Council of from the league amid
Presidents is pynp^tpH t/> '
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soon pass a resolution that Rattlers, one of the top
will ban all MEAC teams draws in black college
from playing Florida A&M. athletics, are now an inDetails
of the proposal dependent,
were sketchy at press time, The presidents' wishes
but the MEAC presidents would have to be ratified at
Family reunions
"Family members who face under the pressure of a
ordinarily exchange friend- reunion. "Some family
! ly correspondence and members have probably
telephone calls may be traveled 8reat distances
dismayed to find feelings of after workin8 until the lasl
, , minute. They arrive tired
jealousy, anger and other , . . ~ .
. e .. . . and irritable. Others may
unhappy feelings arising . . , . . .
not be used to being with so
when face to face with lov- many people a, ,he same
ed ones," says Dr. Frances time .. Dr Wagner ex.
Wagner, extension human plains,
development specialist, Realistic expectations are
North Carolina State a key to happier reunions.
^ University. People who don't expect
everything to be perfect will
Fmntinns Irtnn hirlrlan ?? ? 1 1 :
-?.w.ie, inuuvii, uc ctuic iu iciax anu enjoy
but unresolved, may sur- themselves.
Funerals
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Graves passes
Mr. William Graves
Mr. William Graves, of 318 Church Street,
Thomasville, died early Saturday, May 12th at
Thomasville Community General Hospital. Mr. Graves
was a retired Barber and a faithful member of First Baptist
Church in Thomasville.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Naomi Darr of Davidson
Nursing Center; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services were held May 15th at 2:00 p.m. at
Emmanuel Baptist Church in Thomasville with Rev.
W.W. Banks officiating. Interment followed in f
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i livjuiaav jut V-11} v-ciiicici ^ . i ut laiuiiy mti i i IWIIUJ IVIUIIday
evening from 7:30 until 8:30 p.m. at Emmanuel Baptist
Church.
Forsyth Funeral Directors were in charge of services &
arrangements.
Mrs. Martha Hauser Benson
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Hauser Benson, of
878 Country Hill Court were held on May 2 at 1:00 pm in
United Metropolitan Baptist Church with Dr. J. Donald
Ballard, officiating.
The body remained at Clark S. Brown & Sons Funeral
Home until 2:00 noon, at which time it was placed in the
church until the funeral hour. Interment followed in the
Evergreen Cemetery.
Clark S. Brown & Sons Funeral Home in charge of services.
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But that is what it's all about. That kind of situation br
ings out the very best in me. Hopefully, some of my com
petitors will take me lightly. One thing is for sure: I'm go
ing in there to make it to the final six."
Now, with his semester studies and recruiting for nex
season behind him, Cotton has begun an intensive three
week training regimen that will include running, swimm
ing and competing against local wrestlers who have als<
qualified for the trials.
What's more, Cotton has ingeniously surmounts
another obstacle. Unlike many of his competitors, he ha
no coach. But he's found a way to fill that void.
44I went out and got a video camera," he says. 44I tape<
my matches at the Eastern Olympic Regionals so I couli
play them back and analyze them. In effect, I coac!
myself."
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a league meeting this ftjj
month. FAMU already has
announced its 1984 football
schedule, and it does not inelude
any MEAC teams.
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