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? Page B2-The Chronicle, ThurscU Rams defe From Page B1 illlllUIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIHMMIMMMUMnNHIHIIIIIIIIIHIINI share more of the responsibilities until the offense comes around. We were prepared to carry our load." By the same token, Clark, who tallied the Rams' first score of the season, said he was disappointed with the offense's performance. "I don't think anyone on the offensive line is satisfied with the way we played," said Clark. "Our defense came up with the bio nlavs and that'* u/hv u/#? - -o I J- - " "J " v "v,v able to score. I know that everyone on offense feels we could have done better. We'll have to get better for next week's game. In preparation for this week's showdown against North Carolina A&T, Hayes said he doesn't think he'll push the Rams as hard as he did for their opener - not oecause tne Aggies aren't as good as Virginia State, but because the Rams looked overworked prior to the game against the Trojans. "I think we were a little burnt out," Hayes said of the Rams' lackluster performance. "I've been working the first unit a little too hard and 1 think it showed. I don't think that I've ever coached a team that looked so sluggish. "We looked tired before the game even started," Hayes said. "We were getting off the ball slnw anH W#? w(*rt*r\'t ninninn ?>WT W11W n VI VII V lUlililll? : against anyone." When the Rams travel to : Greensboro to take on the Aggies in their annual grudge match, more than just a non-conference game will be riding on the outr come. The Aggies and Coach Mo Vff IflBflr! io* v w m* r* i. w r ! r- ' ? I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIHIIIINNIINtllllllllllllimilNHIII ICIAA this ; iiiimtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiMitmiiiii _2 mont bragging riahts, at Howard and Johnson Cr Smit ; College. 0 Third-year Coach Dan Antolik discover if his budding young pro talent to vie for Northern Divisio Norfolk. The Tigers, who were th( 1983, have lots of talent, but not r On the other hand, Bailey's S cellent size, but must mact#?r defensive alignments. Norfolk far fense a year ago and has adoptee fense Bailey advocates. > The battle between the Spar figures at least to settle who wil z position for second place in the c them Division. Though the Sparta have one of the finest coaches in z the Tigers are hungrier. In an up! z SlX' After their heartbreaking loss week, one of two things could hap] Livingstone Bears this weekend: ? out flat against Elizabeth City, 01 ?. out their frustrations against Thi ~ ings. " Elizabeth City features a strong be hardpressed to stop Livingst< runner, JoJo White. Livingstone Virginia Union rides the m< ? iy. September 6, 1984 ;s5catg^:^i^mn!??H?n',np>iimj! mi1! uaww at Trojans Forte will be out to avenge two consecutive losses to the Rams. "I don't really have to say much to the team when we play Winston-Salem State," said Forte. "The players and the fans all look at the game as the most important of the season as far as school pride, so I won't have to say anything to get them fired up." TWn A . u - .l:-J -f i nt r-kggica, in mc iniru year 01 Forte's rebuilding program, return seven starters from last year and a good freshman recruiting class to boot. They'll likely be led by senior quarterback Alvin Grier, but freshman sensation Alan Hooker could also see action. The major question marks for A&T will be at running back and on the offensive line. While Hayes outwardly makes no big to-do of the annual matchup, Bryson said it is as important as any game the Rams will play. "Just the sound of the name A&T gets us fired up," he said. "It's an important game for us and all the players that have been L C t M mm t nere ior a wnne. we Know that it's a big rivalry and we're anxious to play them." Mother's network ojf The YWCA Mother's Network is an information and support group for mother's of all ages. The group meets each Tuesday, including this Tuesday from 10 to 11:30 a.m., at the Glade Street YWCA. This week's topic is "Separation Anxiety in Children." Caroline Davenport-Ersoff will i be the guest speaker. I Community experts in the field of Family Theraov and Child i Development provide in forma- | i lllllllllllllllllllllllimn^^^llllMlllllllllllllllMIMIIIIIVIII WFrom Pa IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII _.____Sjeasoa-3opming h hosts Catawba" a tough game if i Broncos nearly i much better than of St. Paul's will close game, Unio gram has enough Virginia State, n honors against iast weekend, w*il : surprise team of when it travels t< much size. The Trojans hav partans have ex- present problems w offensive and back, Gerald Fr ed poorly on of- wjn by three, i the Wing-T ofIn a dogfight b State takes on hi tans and Tigers defeated the 1 have the inside A&T will definite onference's Nor- The Aggies wil ,ns are bigger and because of that ei college football, settles, the Rams set, St. Paul's by After being sh crowd by Tennes to Central last into Washington sen to Mel Rose's coach, Willie Jefl rhey could come football fortunes r they could take Howard by three lrlis Little's VikJohnson C. Si Catawba College ; defense, but it'll last week. Smith sne's all-purpose have an easier ti by seven. Union, but the G smentum of its fort to win. Cata .V . WT\ Virginia States' quarterback Mai against WSSU. Trotter's passir defense (photo by James Parke oro/1 hv VIA/i^A vw jk r r v^/l tion and lead discussions on a variety of topics including child development, health, parenting and more. Mothers provide support by sharing experiences in a comfortable_ and? friendly- atmosphere. Babysitting is available at the YWCA nursery and is free to participating members. A nursery fee is charged to non-members. Workshop fees are $1 for members and $1.25 for nonmembers. llllltlllllllllllllllllttftllllllltMIHVtlltttlllMHItHIHtltlt ge B1 iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniminmiiiiimii I.-0-wia over InhnsnnjC- Smith in- .. hey take Fayetteville lightly. The ipset Union last year and were their 1-8-1 record indicated. In a n will prevail by seven, a loser to Winston-Salem State 1 try to even its conference mark d Durham to face N.C. Central, e lots of young talent and could for Central and its fine quarter aylon. However, Central should tetween neighbors, Winston-Salem ited North Carolina A&T. WSSU Aggies for the past two years and ly be primed for its season-opener. I keep pace with the Rams early on motional high. But, when the dust will walk away with the win by 10. ellacked 44-0 in front of a home ?see State, Hampton will venture to take on Howard, whose new rries, is looking to turn the Bisons' around. In a defensive struggle, nith will try to vent its anger on after being routed 52-0 by Union and its new wishbone attack will me against Catawba than against olden Bulls still will need a big efwba by seven. Fv^ ^ shall Trotter goes back to pass ig was stopped by the Rams' ? 1 I 1984 ESC 150 Escorts In stock W $55? $9900 Pi I NEW '84 R/ IHJ9P BHI19 49hwo, do?d wd Imm, >0j0( III HllttM 17905 N Station Wagon. /LOU Gr Suprama <8995 1 >&?0W none w Ista. wagon f OOU J Sr *10,800 ; *4295 | M B, wno S9QQC a Station Wagon (.999 'U M IKOIT SIQQC XF Wagon 0999 % MM s8995 " Concord 4-Or *5905 S 79 T omiii SCI9S H Suprama2-Dr. 9999 Dt II I, I f SUBSCRIBE NOW \ & PAY $4Q52 i ONLY 10 1 Fill out & Mail with payment to: CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT WINSTON-SALEM CHRONiri F P.O. BOX 3154 WINSTON-SALEM. 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