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I IE aiiiun ej? rcauci 4 lilllllllllllllllllllllllllimillllllllllllllllMIMMIIMMIIIIMI i Prep Footb * ; . ? ! "On that catch, I was doing a Fly and another guy was doing a hook in front of me. It fools a lot of people.'* ; Paige made a nifty run after Catching the ball, using a stutter step to add 10 yards to the reception. Byers then connected with senior tight end Darrell Woods for what proved the gameWinning touchdown. The 17-yard score came with 59 seconds left in the half. i . _ ; "Once they hit on the home fun ball, it changed the momentum/' Reynolds Coach Doug Crater said. "It picked up their spirit and we didn't do much after that." ; Doug Sakowski, who alternated with Byers at quarterback, feave West a two-touchdown tushion with a 54-yard strike to febert, who finished with three receptions for 91 yards. Kevin Wendelboe added a 26-yard field goal. Both scores came in the fourth quarter. j "Our passing game worked well," said West Coach Dennis ?eiters, who watched his quarterbacks complete 6-of-10 passes for 168 yards** "It wasn't because derrick threw an interception ^hat I put in Sakowski. I had friannod to play Sakowski the second series of the second half. I would have alternated them from jhe start if this had been a noninference game." ! The Titans also got their running game untracked in the second half. Led by senior Herman McKinnie's 71-yard effort, West finished with 113 yards on 29 rushes. 'They have a history of going with the flow strongly," Zeiters Said. "So we came with a few tnisdirection plays in our offense." | McKinnie said this was a Significant way to start the season for the Titans, especially since Reynolds has bolder aspirations {his season. "I looked at this as a do-or-die game," said McKinnie, who I < PRN^^^r ^ Send your ^ poemi to Poetry Corner, P.O. Box 3154, Winston-Salem, N.C. We are it responsible for returning subs, and because of the volume of red, there may be some delay In. the publication of your poems. o me, n be good, ike tjhey should. ay true. II pour, as strong as the thunder's roar, ivill cry, . \ time goes by. h ' K)ken softly, ou will always show through, >ve, ys be, > 5 only you!" * * ... * V >rld! hat way ace art iiiHuiiMHHHiMtMiiiiHmmmHMHmMMHMmminn all From Page B1 o averaged five yards per carry againlt the Demons. "We knew what we had to do to win and we did it." West gave glimpses of its potential in an up-and-down i noc ?i ?uiu-up-agaiii 170J season wncn the team was largely underclassmen. The Titans took their first winning season of the decade seriously and dedicated themselves to bigger and better things this year. ' "At the end of the season, we took a week off and then got in the weight room/' McKinnie said. "Many of the guys ran track and the ones who didn't worked on their quickness." Quickness proved the difference in the season opener. While Reynolds' Darrell Wright, Kelly Fladger and Derrick Fenner can fly, the West defense had the Demon runners beat to the holes and the corners on almost every play. Zeiters also said Reynolds wasn't very flashy on offense. "They didn't show a lot of option," he said. 'The wishbone is a matter of repetition. You've got to work it to run it effectively. We shut them down because we have a lot of speed on the perimeter. There's no substitute for speed." There's no substitute for first place either. Zeiters would like to see his team hold the top spot longer than it did last year, when it beat Reynolds and four nonconference opponents (including powerful Carver) only to lose its next four conference games. West plays East, Carver and Glenn over the next three weeks before hosting North Davidson r A rw-u i a I_A - ? acpi. uo. ^cuers is noi lnicresiea in any letdowns. "We have two excellent kickers (Kevin Wendelboe and Mark Cartner), two excellent quarterbacks (Byers and Sakowild) and two excellent backs (McKinnie and Paige)," Zeiters said. "Next, we want to have two wins." / GRUBBY r ( AH WOOLONV TAKB TMAT\ i w^? fkomJ \ RURAL DELIVERY "thm OOCTOMJ x* mdmmdabout r* mtrr in a ** oyl all.dav n sjVUTI J? LONO MV AAAKVS >0Zii*\fnk >Hl*uopib?i ^ ^^^^uPPtga I \ Grandp?'? Boy /BUT )t>0 HAVB I f fc?w( Tc? BAT XxiR . NAPOLEON Vl V " * TM^ttWVUST I CALL v\l/07 SOUTUO*/ FREE f \Vf . V. tVMOFTH'WOeU Ufy I/'' ^ TWITCH fJUST THINK UUOWIO^X w ( HERE WE ARE INTHb J V MONTH OF SEPTEMBER./ inNHNMINNININIIMNNIItllHIINMHIHNIMIIIIMIIIIIII r1 AIIaaa i\IA 1 \M the Rams have no idea how good they'll be until they start playing. . "We've not been scrimmaging much," Paul said.-"We have many young people who will have to play and we don't know how tftey'll play ill game conditions." ' it is Hayes' hope that the defense, led by CIAA Defensive Player of the Year Derrick Beasley, will carry the team in the first few weeks. If the young players develop, the Rams will exceed Hayes' prediction. Tigers Deflate 'Air' With North Carolina Central's Harvey having another recordbreaking performance, Jackson State's Kevin Bent grounded the Eagles' bid for an upset win last CaHi?>#1au MIMI VNIJ Central held a 9-0 lead with possession at JSU's 10-yard line when Bent intercepted Harvey and raced 92 yards for a touchdown. The Tigers added five more touchdowns before the Eagles could score again. Harvey added two school records (65 passes and 550 yards) to his list of accomplishments. The sophomore threw for four touchdowns and ran for another in the Eagles' 49-37 loss. Wide receiver Robert Clark caught 17 of Harvey's 3$ completions for 354 yards. Jackson State counterpart Shannon Boyd completed * am \ ^ a * a a a - i /-oi-4u passes ior zus yards and three touchdowns. Hornets Sting Southern Terrace Hoover and Reggie Barnes rushed for touchdowns, and Mike Walker passed to Mike Deion with the game winner as Delaware State edged Southern University 21-14 in Shreveport, La. Southern's scores came on a 30-yard pass from AHg Tapp to Manrice Hurst and a one-yard plunge by Ronald Scott. The game was marred by frequent penalty calls. The Jaguars were assessed 128 yards on 16 yellow flags and the Hornets 82 on 12. ciaa Hoops Tourney Charlotte civic and business leaders are hoping to lure the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Basketball Tourna?i ^ www\~~| I (tk? Mwnna to)mrmai "ouTVw ( JSfrf. u ^ NATURAL. 4 V IF X KAV6 AHOTHB.R I BiTB OF CARROTS... v yt 1 I >? - tebook From Pi I mcnt to the Queen City. Five other cities - Richmond, ; Norfolk, Roanoke and Hampton, Va., and Landpver^ Md. ? also have indicated interest in hosting the annual tourney. The CIAA wants to sign three-year contract when it selects a site in November. The first year will be 1988. The *87 tourney will be played in Richmond. Deadline for proposals are Sept. 15. The conference is seeking a guarantee of $300,000 in tournament revenue, with 50 percent ~ placed in escrow when a contract is signed.-City representatives believe an unspecified amount would then be used to cover col iseum costs, with the remaining revenue to be divided between the conference and the coliseum on a scale. Among other things sought by the CIAA are $70,000 in scholarship money donated in equal shares to the 14 schools; free hotel rooms for conference use; championship rings; free hotel suites for school presidents and chancellors; and blzers for the 12-man tourney committee and jackets for the approximately 285 players. Charges Dropped Alcorn State Athletic Director Theo Danzy said rape charges have been dropped against eight members of the football team. Danzy said the matter will go before the university's disciplinary committee. The legal charges grew out of a July 21 incident on the second floor of a men's dormitory. A 19-year-old woman made the ac cusations. 'The institution is going to respond to the matter now," Danzy said. "But after the university has its say, then it's my turn." Tigers Whip Wolverines Tight end Steve Holloway caught three touchdown passes to lead Tennessee State past Morris Brown 27-0 in Atlanta last Satur day. The Tigers, who held the Wolverines to less than 100 total yards, parlayed three turnovers into touchdowns. One came on Th? Chronicle, Thursd By Warran Sattlar ST/ By AL SMITH a friend tut ^ MOJ SO iUfJE J PUCES ? Fakr AND NXTW0 ?_JJf f A^Sidy^ *" IffT^ cauhom About n A'W>\i***3cSez paraavaranca and ?<*fy AfUES ? March xy tCI Job proapacta brifl "jYv transaction* pro MllKlnO V? aantimantal tidi TAURUS - Apt mHSbCT ^ tt&ygL Major propaaa ia CPH&OE/X. >/ XK ^ bknd v rLuHLyy^^^lJ - Tlf fatampa ihotid i ?i2-^^V/Tnl GEMINI ? May T* Si V Good wttk (or ov tow*i ant. Comn hair your idaaa o AyFWAKOOT/ 1 CANCEM-JU. ? ? ??I Family mattara d heritage, or refcth tin* is right to mi //*, /JfsT* ?s JJEO ? WvD-^^"PNO/ta Good ?Mtk tor |Mtuigiih?t'iu? * " VIRGO ? Aufu Wnk'i focus is oi * thsjhost ones mc By Foster Moof KE??2?!Z! ~ j.r_ Updsting skills s? A^t m ^uUt? and rcsl KwniiSVlH Scorpio - oc HP^tDI'lVfll Good week (or r? snd leadership. G ' ^SE SAGITTARIUS \ >.!' Timing is unusual . * " .* making your pitch ^^rtiV4. CAPRICORN Rams'*' *V*nU 1 ^VjL. g -V"7"* t-:'* commitments. By How Rand* SlP'wP SETETXJS ow^? ' Bcsr in mind I Kit 1Lr_ f browns You're < a combined with in Q 0><# .P.II1BOI l?7 )r J7 1N?ff BORN THIS W ] ^ z^?x September 4th, < C~ j sctress Jo-Anne \ ^ Rickks; 9th, sctr i mmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm age B1 an interception in which TSU linebacker Roderick Reed blocked the ball and teammate Steve Dow del) returned it IS yards for the TD. Tiger quarterback Stacy Grear, playing in his native Atlanta, threw a pair of touchdown passes to Holloway in the second quarter, one for 15 yards and the other for 25. Reserve signal caller Leon GarUngton hit the 6-foot-3, 225-pound Holloway with a 25-yard scoring strike in the fourth quarter. It was Tennessee State's 19th win in 23 starts under Coach William Thomas, starting his third season in Nashville. VSU Gets SID Wallace Dooley Jr. has been named sports information director at Virginia State. He served previously as SID at the University fo the District of Columbia and Alabama A&M. Dooley comes to the Ettrick, Vrt f ? aI? a., vv/ucgc irum uic iNasnviue Tennessean, where he served as a Crossword ACROSS 33. rith touco I Locot. 34. Th. (Sp.) 5 Wur. 35. Wlng-llko 13. 53S3* 4l'. King of boot II ?Xlnfl 15: ctCoi torn? ** 17. Part of to to *? ^")'cal n0" 19. Sfotomont i?' T"* In dofonto 51* 21. Hord ihollod ? fruit p#rto1 22. Loferol DOWN 24* Final ww"n 26. Note of scale 1. Cultlvotlar 27. Urban area ^ of flowers 29. Jeweled 2. Pronoun headdress 3. Seine 31. Spook 4. Foil In dre mm t- ?^n*r ?? Wmm IP " ** Rnr 1?1 mn \ jBir *" "" umpr IF" """ nWT *" " " inn 5T""*" Tnmpr ^t| i .' ay, September 4,1986-Page 87 VRSCOPE TEMBEft 4, 1W Immmv 21-Febntaiy 19 n a racent act back thank* to poefcfc* thinking, roue event may arrive aiter the weekend. NiMoi :ctu Arrive* by an indirect court*. imy IP-March 30 cquaintance may be keeping a secret from you; be rvealng too many peraonal detaia to harVher. logic pay off in finance. > 21-April 20 ihten thanka to your upbeat approach. fWaleatate :eed more amoothly. Romance accenta it* ?. Shared venture* require more atudy. 0 Si-May 22 made in resolving a domestic diaput*. Romanc* *ei. ao long a* priorities are understood. Medical riot be dalauad. 23-June 21 ercoming a (Mr, you may get support here from a numcabona art improving; a higher up is wiling to r your pNvn. M 22-July 22 ominais time; you may be learning about your m may be in touch. If supporting a position, the ike a pitch. lufuai U upgrading skills; you may consider learning a tful in your career. Children respond positively to ley Is to . respect their intelligence. at 23-September 22 i new ideas. Social pressures increase as you play we. Romantic situation benefits from a friend's aber 23-October 22 enhallf the week is to be as rewarding as possible.' i revising resumes are favored. In romance, you're . lis tic. :tober 23-November 21 aluring your potential in areas of decision making immunity activities prove more than bargained for. ecomes happier and more hectic. ? November 22-December 22 ly advantageous this week as you show up in the i best times. If telling an idea, this is the week for i. December 23-January 20 | ire highlighted, along with academic interests, s featured-week is favorable for 'renewing Avoid casual approach to matters of health. * IS WEEK tant as you enter a period that accents the visual your shades include navy blue, charcoal gray and often too thrifty for your own goud, hut |*udcnce creased generosity can lead to financial ktndes by EEK tcior Dick S'ork, 5th, actress Raquel Welch; 6th, Atarley; 7th, actor Anthony Quayle; 8th, actor Don ees Kraty McNchoi; 10th, singer Jose Fete mi to staff sports writer. He has worked as the press room coordinator at the last two CIAA basketball tournaments. Dog gett Honored ^ ' Greensboro Dudley's Pam Doggett has been named the girls' 3-A/4-A track Athlete of the Year by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association. Doggett, clearly the best allaround. female athlete this state has produced in this decade, led Dudley to three consecutive state championships. A victim of Bylaw 5-1-(j). Dog0#>tt U eitfina ah# ?kie aw VUi U11J J WOi Will* pctitivcly. However, she enrolled at North Carolina A&T as a parttime student. A&T track Coach Roy "Spaceman" Thomas had no comment on whether or not Doggett would compete with the Aggies next year. But if she does decide on that option, Thomas said she would be guaranteed a scholarship. "Maybe even two," he joked. \ faaXul I bl 1 Pl^l IXW?171 Solution 5. Exclomotkon 6. Umb I 7. Chtck 8. Mokoby ' mochinory 9. Exclomotion pt of wot ___ 10. Vtnd PBi IX Briil!? -4?W 15. Choir _] I 18. Frtport for | | oublkotion II 20. A continent r 23. Girls' nome asfsc30. Bock 32. Affroy 34. A direction 36. Stir up u| 1 1 ? G?v* forth - 42. R quirt 45. Cooking J ? ? utensil 47. Sto worm ? SO. Not# of scale JJHI 52. Itolion river 1 1' v
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