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PAGE 4 THE COMPASS MARCH 26. 1970 Campbell Nips E.C.S.U. Playing patiently and shrewdly, Campbell Camels edged the Vik ings to win the District 29 NAIA Championship and earn the right to play in the National Tourna ment in Kansas City. The Camels, enjoying their best session since the school became a four year institution, led by one point at intermis sion and by seven at one junction during the second half, but had to fight to the finish to pull out of the victory. Mike Gale led the attack in a losing cause for the Vikings with 19 points while Cordell Wise of Campbell also had 19 for the victors. Who What Where Percy Watson, a 1965 graduate of ECSU, is cur rently pursuing his mast ers degree in Recreation at the University of New York. vVhile a student here, he was a member of the Vikings football team serving as co-captain of the squad. Since being in Brookly, he has serv ed on the Board of Re creation at Kings Coun ty Hospital; a member of Brooklyn’s Recreation Department; and a mem ber of the Golden Eagle’s Football Squad. Mr. Watson is married to the former Miss Lil lian Coggins. Mrs. Wat son is a 1967 graduate of ECSU. While at ECSU she was a member of the modern dance group and a cheerleader. At pre sent, Mrs. Watson is a social worker for the City of Brooklyn. Vikings Bowed To Winston Salem 86-83 VIKINGS HUMILIATE NORFOLK STATE 111-96 Vikings bowed to Win ston - Salem State 86-83 in the semi-finals of the 25th annual CIAA Tour nament. ECSU showed the Rams that even without the ser vice of the CIAA star Israel Oliver they would not roll over and die. The mighty Vikings wiped out eight points to take an 83-82 lead on a pressure packed field goal by *‘Philly Dog” (Mike Gale) with two minutes to play. However the Winston- Salem quint came back to grab the lead on a layup by Don Williams with 52 seconds to play. The Rams added two foul shots by David Spurrell with 25 seconds left to close out the scoring. It seemed as if old lady’s luck was against us this year. Because on the bench were three of Coach Vaughan’s starters - Nat Haywood, Hubert Moorer, and Israel Oliver. Hay wood because of injuries and Moore out because of fouls, Mike Gale lead the Vik ings in scoring with (28) Moorer (13), Custis (13) and Carmichael (11). Team-rebounding, long passing, and fancy dribb ling proved to be too much for the Spartans as the Vikings took full advant age of the situation to out class Norfolk State Coll ege, 111-96. Before a ca pacity crowd, the Vikings show ed the Spartans just how offensive and defensive basketball is played. One player in particular for the Vikings, Hubert Moore, put on a one-man show as he showed the Norfolk State Players and fans how to play “yoo- yoo ball”. He had the fans spell - bound with his fancy dribbling and passing. The Spartans went in to the contest ranked number two in the North ern Division of the CIAA, while the Vikings carried their first place ranking in Southern Division to battle. Both teams had identical 18-5 records, but Norfolk was seeking to make it two straight victories over the Vikings this year. The Vikings had trouble getting past the Spartans for eleven minutes to the first half. But two field goals by Chadwick and one each by Moorer and Gale broke open the Norfolk defense to give ECSU a 44-34 lead at 7:35. Seemingly the Spartans could not stand the pres sure, as the Vikings took a commanding 17 -point lead, 53-36, into inter mission. A steal by Olive and a lay-up by Chadiwck open ed the second half of act ion. Unable to hold the outside shooting of Moor er and Chadwick, and driving layups of Custis and Gale, opened up their, defense. Vikings Are Winners Redeemer Our Jesus set us free; He won the victory On yonder hill. The Cross on which He died. Our great emblem of pride. Is now cherished world wide. For lis God's will. Yes Jesus paiti the fee; His hlood saved you and me. long live his famel l et voices true and strong Ring out in joyous song. Like the great angel throng. All praise his Name! Our Jesus, it was He. Who braved old Calvary Through his pure love. He arose from the grave. Not like the common slave. But like the righteous brave From God above. By that time Oliver found working room un der the basket and around the center circle to score 28 of his 36 points in the second half. To save Norfolk the embarrass ment, the Viking toy ed with the Spartans, al lowing them to cut 15 points off the victory margin. Oliver paced the CIAA tournament bound Vikings with (36), Gale (21) Chad wick with a career high of (19), and Moorer (15). John McKinneys 27 points spearheaded Norfolk’s most feeble output. ^Illllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll| TEAM SCORES Their Scores 89 = 102 = 89 = 83 = 91 = 77 = 91 I 110 E 105 = 106 = 84 = 107 = 94 = 76 i 89 i 81 I 89 = 74 = 116 = 94 i 116 i 96 I ffilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllljlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllP “YES VIRGINIA, WE HAVE A V. T. R. What & You Do = Our Score Opponent = 100 V. Union University = 118 V. State College = 115 St. Augustine E 106 Livingstone College = 104 Johnson C. Smith = 102 Va. Union University = 105 St, Augustine = 97 Shaw University E 134 Atlantic Christian = 95 Norfolk State i 100 Shaw University = 115 Winston - Salem State E 96 North Carolina A&T E 88 Livingstone College E 116 Fayetteville State E 96 North Carolina Central = 98 Fayetteville State E 78 North Carolina Central E 118 Johnson C. Smith i 93 Winston- Salem State E 112 North Carolina A&T = 111 Norfolk State College Mr. La Huffman, Di rector of the Educational Media Center, is very happy to announce the ac quisition of a complete Video Tape Recording System. The Video Tape Recording System (VTR) actually is a closed cir cuit television system on a small scale. We now shall be able to simultaneously record both sight and sound on the video tape. The tape can be played back and there you have a televised re cording of the original performance. Some possible uses of the video tape system in clude recording and in stant playback of per- f 0 r m ances of student- teachers. Now persons will be able to see them selves as others see them performing. Outstanding programs and lectures can be recorded live and the tape made available for repeat performances later. Persons seeing the taped performance will see the same pro gram or performance that individuals in attendance saw., Tapes can be made from outstanding or use ful commercial televised broadcasts and made a- vailable indefinitely for persons who did not see the original telecast. Video tape recordings can be made of athletic events and after the e- vent is over, there is a H. L. Thomas Surprise Party For The Supt. The Banquet Room of the . University Center provided the setting re cently for a Surprise Birthday Party for Mr, Harvey L. Thomas. The event was sponsored by the Harmony Club, an or ganization of the Mainte nance Department. The Rev. Butler Sharpe, Jr. served as Master of Cer emonies and tributes were paid by Dr. Anne Henderson, Mr. Arthur Jefferson, Mr. Whittier Witherspoon and Mr, Leonard Ballou, Recog nition was given to the fact that the honoree had served in the position for twenty years. A lovely engraved Sch aeffer Desk Set was pre sented to Mr, Thomas from the club by Mrs. Mattie Davis and sever al other gifts were re ceived. Delicious re freshments were also en joyed. Officers of the club are: Rev. Butler Sharpe, Jr. President; Mrs. Mattie Davis, Secretary; and Mrs, Lois White, Treas urer. sight and sound record of the actual game. A grant from Kappa Delta Pi and a federal grant under Title VI made it possible for us to se cure the VTR system at Elizabeth City State Uni versity, „ “We’re moving on up.
