Bay Bay Kids Take First in Tournament
Playing on the Swinging Mixed
Winter League, the Bay Bay Kids
took the first half of the season then
came back the second half to once
again take the championship.
Members and bowling averages
include: Hayden Parsons- 153; Chris
Parsons-156; Jasper Horton-166;
Sadie Edwards- 163; and Bobby Lit
tlejohn-174.
Since the Bay Bay Kids took
both halves of the bowling season,
there was no bowl-off, which is an
unusual event.
Other awards won by the team
include: Sadie Edwards, High Scries
Scratch-577; Chris Parsons, Most
Improved Female- 16 pins; Chris
Parson, High Game Scratch
(female)-240; and Jasper Horton,
High Game Scratch (male).
Individual high set and game
for season bowled by team mem
bers were: Hayden Parson^68 and
253; Chris Parson-679 and 277;
Jasper Horton-669 and 276; Sadie
Edwards-677 and 246; and Bobby
Littlejohn-686 and 248.
Seventeen Inducted
of the school, gaining a reputation
for courageous stands against the
administration of behalf of his fel
low students.
Willie Richardson V^asA Pitts
burgh Courier All-AmcH?? wicle
receiver on the football team at
Jackson State University from
1959-62, and he still holds most of
the Tigers' receiving records.
Richardson went on to a pro
fessional career, mostly with the
Baltimore Colts, who drafted him in
round seven of the 1963 college
draft. When he retired from pro
football, he ranked seventh on the
Colts' all-time career reception list
with 188 catches for 2,883 yards
and 24 touchdowns.
Curtis G. Maddox, a member
of the Mississippi Valley State Uni
versity and the Broad Street High
School Halls of Fame, is a 1959
MVSU graduate with a degree in
physical education.
Maddox served as head foot
ball coach at Mississippi Valley for
two seasons. Prior to that, he served
the university as an assistant coach
in the sports of baseball, basketball
and football from 1959-64. He left
MVSU to become head football
coach at Norfolk State in 1968, and
he coached ihe Spartans through the
1971 season.
Dr. William Ware has been a
Jeading figure in higher education at
four universities in the United
States ? California, California
State, Mississippi State and Missis
sippi Valley State (1990-present).
Athletically, Ware has served
as assistant director of the NCAA
sponsored National Youth Sports
Program at Southern California and
activities director for the Green
wood Recreation Center.
Barbara J. Jacket, who is called
na trailblazer who continues to set
the stage for others to follow," is
surely one of the great legends to
compete not only in the SWAC, but
also at Prairie View A&M Univer
sity.
Jacket came to Pairie View
A&M nearly three decades ago and
immediately began to transform the
women's track program into a
national powerhouse. Before she
retired from coaching she had cap
tured over 20 national champi
onships, nine SWAC indoor track
titles, six SWAC ouldoor lrack titles
and six SWAC cross country
crowns. ? .
Consequently, she received a
total of 22 SWAC coach of the year
awards as well as five NAIA best
coach awards.
Leroy G. Moore Jr. excelled at
Prairie View A&M University in
three athletic positions.
From 1956-69, Moore was
head basketball coach at Prairie
-View, compiling an impressive
record of 246 wins and 112 losses
and capturing SWAC champi
onships in 1960-61.
Moore lettered in both football
and basketball during his college
years and worked as assistant foot
ball coach at PVA&M while the
Panthers captured three national
championships. Additionally, he
served as president of the SWAC.
Mel Blount, the youngest of 1 1
children, rose up from the farm he
grew up on in Vidalia, Ga. to
become one of the greatest corner
, backs to ever play professional foot
. ball.
___ Blount was twice named to the
All-SWAC first team, was named
SWAC's defensive player of the
year, -and became -a third round draft
pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers in the
1970 college draft.
Blount's 14 seasons with the
Steelers were outstanding. In 1975
he led the NFL with 1 1 intercep
tions and was named Defensive
Player of the Year by the Associat
ed Press. He was also a member of
the Steeler teams which won Super
Bowls IX, X, XIII and XIV.
Ulysses Sully "Dean" Jones
accomplished both as a college ath
lete and afterwards.
While in college, Jones lettered
in and captained both the football
and basketball teams in 1940-41 as
well as Pittsburgh Courier and
Atlanta Daily World All- America
honors. The 1941 basketball team
he captained won the inaugural
National Invitational Negro basket
from page B 1
ball championship.
Robert Henry Lee came to
Southern University in 1942 and
served the school until his death in
~1970. One year during that span
was spent at Central State.
Lee excelled as a letterman on
the basketball, football and baseball
teams at LcMoyne College and was
appointed head coach of basketball
baseball and golf at Southern during
the reign of the legendary Arnett W.
Mumford.
Edward H^ Adams was set to
start his 10th season as head basket
ball coach at Texas Southern Uni
versity before his death in 1958.
During his tenure his teams com
piled a record of 284 wins and only
54 defeats, winning a pair of
SWAC championships in the
process.
1 Prior*' to becoming Texas
Southern's head coach, he served
North Carolina College for 13 years
as that institution's head coach.
Adams initiated and coached, the
very first basketball team ever
assembled at North Carolina Col
lege. -
Stanley V. Wright served as
head track coach and assistant jjro
fessor at Texas Southern University.
? His teams captured four Mid- West
ern Conference and seven SWAC
championships. He won NAIA
Coach of the Year honors after cap
turing NAIA national champi
onships in 1961-62.
Wright worked in a host of
prestigious positions in the track
and field. Included were service
stints as co-head track coach for the
U.S. teapi in the University Games
in Tokyo, Japan (1967), assistant
track coach for the U.S. team in Pan
American Games in Winnipig,
Canada (1967), and head track
coach for the U.S. national team ip
the Polish and Russian dual meets
in 1966. He also served as the U.S.
State Department representative for
the Rome Olympic Games in 1960.
Pirates Take CIAA All-Sports Award
Hampton University won the
CIAA's All-Sports Award for men
(C.H. Williams Trophy) for the
third consecutive year and finished
second in women's competition
(Lauretta Taylor Trophy).
CIAA Commissioner Leon
Kerry also awarded Hampton Uni
versity the Jeanette Lee Memorial
Trophy for outstanding athletic
achievement for the year.
Hampton University's athletic
director, Dr. Dennis Thomas, was
named Athletic Director of the
Year.
Joe Taylor, head football
coach, and Dr. Robert Screen, head
tennis coach, received Coach of the
Year awards for their respective
sports.
? Catch of the Day ? ? ?
A Fisherman's Fish Story: None Got Away
Can you imagine fishing for
less than five hours and landing 13
kings, two bonito and an ice chest
full of reef fishes? The reef or bot
tom fishes included black bass, red
and other species of snappers,
sheephead and others.
Giants to Play
Season-Opener
The Pond Giants, Win
ston-SaJem's native team that
has been called one of the old
est semi-pro baseball teams in
the nation, will play the
Raleigh Caps in their season
opener this Saturday at 7:30
p.m. at Emie Shore Field. The
Giants will play the Gastonia
Tigers Sunday at 3 p.m. at
Ernie Shore.
Nelson Petree is the owner
and manager.
That is the kind of fishing Pete
Williams did after chartering a boat
for some off-shore fishing at South -
Port. Other than the crew of the
boat, Williams enjoyed the privacy
of fishing alone. The captain drifted
the boat over rocks and reefs while
Williams floated a (rozen minnow,
callcd cigar bait, on light tackle.
Williams received a jolting
strike while reeling up a reef fish.
The strike was by a larger fish that
left less than half a fish on his hook,
probably the work of a barracuda.
ONE-YEAR INTERNSHIP AVAILABLE
FOR COLLEGE GRADUATE
Intern will assist with developing African-American
programs in Old Salem. Areas of work will also
include community outreach, research, and
working with youth groups. Skills required
include planning, organization, attention
to detail and quality, public speaking.
Stipend: $12,000
To receive additional information,
contact Gene Capps at 721-7300.
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