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SWAC - Gerald Kimble is preparing
himself this summer for his first season as the
head football coach at Southern University.
Kimble takes over for Marino Casern,
~~ who wilt give all of his concentration to being
the school's athletic director.
Lite Beer Athlete
of The Month.
Mary Onyali
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Black College Sports Review is
proud to announce that Texas Southern
University senior sprinter, Mary Onyali
has j^een selected as Miller Lite's Black
College Athlete of the Month.
Onyali, a native of Nigeria, was the
prime-time performer for the Lady
Tigers this season. She led her team to a
fourth place finish at the NCAA Division
I Track & Field Championships held last
month at Provo, Utah.
Individually, Onyali finished second
in the her speciality, the 200 (22.45) and
fourth in the 100 (11.14). In addition, she
was the prime force in the 4 x 100 relay
as the anchor. She also was member of
the 4 x 400 team which placed third at
the nationals (3:32. 18).
Her performance at the nationals
earned her All- American honors.
This month, Onyali has succeeded
on the world class track circuit. In a meet
held at Edinberg, Scotland, she placed
second in the 200 (23.17) and third in the
100(11.61).
Miller Lite honors Mary Onyali as
the Black College Athlete of the Month
for July.
Kimble feels that the schedule for the
Jaguars this year is an ambitious one. In addi
tion to the Jags' SWAC schedule, they wilL
face Bethune-Cookman, Nicholls State, Flori
da A & M, and Tennessee State. ~ ?
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ketball coach Cy Alexander was recently
interviewed for the Ohio Slate basketball
coaching job.
Alexander, whose team won the MEAC
basketball title in March, said that he isn't
? actively seeking employment elsewhere. But
that doesn't mean that he wouldn't accept the
position if OSU offered.
CIAA - The CIAA Football Coaches
predictions for the Northern and Southern
Division.
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