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Page 4 — Smoke Signals, Wednesday, November 11, 1981
Fast Finish Puts Lady Braves
In Volleyball Regional Finals
By THERESA MANTAS
Chowan’s volleyball team made it to
the regionals with a fast finish to wind
up a 25-13 season.
Traveling to Catonsville, Md. on the
October 26 weekend, the I-ady Braves
lost to Catonsville and Nassau, but
downed Rockville.
Halloween Weekend put the I-ady
Braves in the running. In the first con
test against William and Mary, Coach
Janet Collins said, "The girls didn’t
settle down until the second game, and
becailse of errors in the third game it
cost us the-match.”
Although the game against
Catonan'ille did not show it, Mrs. Col
lins feels the girls did a good job.
“The girls put up a fight, but need to
cut down on errors,” she said. The
standing is now 21-12. The I-ady
Braves played Bennett College next,
coming away with a victory of 15-8,
15-2. “They played a good game, and
made a good team effort,” com
mented Mrs.-Collins. The volleyball
team then played a second match at
home against Catonsville and again
lost. Elizabeth City State and
Meredith were defeat^ at Elizabeth
City. The Braves then played ECSU on
November 5 and won once more leav
ing them with a record of 25-13.
Co-Captains Cheryl Hendrix and Ar-
milia Alexander feel their chances in
the regionals are very good. They are
excited about going and look forward
to playing good volleyball.
The regionals were scheduled for
November 13-14 at Spartenburg, S.C.
If the volleyball players win the
regionals they will advance to the na
tionals at Catonsville, Md.
Braves Smother Wesley, Attack
While Rolling to 56-7 Victory
Special to Smoke Signals
DOVER, Del. — The Chowan Braves
continued their winning ways October
24 as they rolled over the Wolverines
from Wesley College here by a score
of 56-7.
The game was never in doubt as Ed
die Isley scored his first of three
touchdowns with 11; 28 left in the first
quarter on a 25 yard run. Keith Myers,
who was 7 of 7 on point after kicks for
the day, made the score 7-0 at the end
of the first quarter.
The Braves put 21 points on the
board in the second quarter. The first
score came at the 11:50 mark on a
Peery Agee pass to Fred Banks cover
ing 33 yards. Myers made good on the
conversion with 7:28 remaining in the
period. Isley again scored on a 21 yard
run with Myers making good on the
PAT. As the half drew to a close, Agee
again teamed up with Banks for their
second touchdown of the day on a 10
yard pass play. After the Myers kick,
the Braves went into the locker room
leading 28-0.
As usual, the Chowan defense kept
the Wolverines under wraps all day
allowing the Wolverines minus 16
yards, coming on rushing yardage of a
minus 27 yards and a plus 11 yards
passing.
Chowan added 21 more points in the
third period coming on scores from
Isley’s third touchdown, an eight yard
run; reserve quarterback Jimmy
Fisher’s 21 yard run, and Rodney
Anderson’s 10 yard run.
The Braves got a fourth quarter
score when Lindberg Frazier took the
ball.in on the three-yard run. Reserve
'Wild Bunch' Grabs
Intramural Crown
By KRISTA SCHLEICHER
Seventh floor Parker’s “Wild
Bunch” offense under the passing at
tack of Jeff Pishner (Pish) and the
receiving of John Smith and Jeff
Pierce rolled to a decisive 24-0 victory
over Second floor Mixon “Mixonites”.
The “I told you so offense” was tru
ly a team orientated attack where by
seventh floor marched down the field
using a short screen, the wide out and
the blocking back flare.
Second floor Mixon struggled mostly
on defense with good preformances by
Mouse Doorman and Charles I.ane
who each had seven tackles.
Kevin Moyer and Perry Ehle lead
the Mixonites offense but with just not
enough for the seventh floor’s defense
lead by Darrin Hip and Ronnie Bax
ter.
The Intramural cross country cham
pionship was won by James Rod-
chester of West Hall. Second floor was
won by Tommy Joyner and Weldon
Hopps. The girl’s championship was
won by Kim Morgan.
Seventh floor Parker clearly took
the flag football skills winners were
Buffey Hip with the punting pass and
Tim Felds won the kicking.
The next intramural sport to be
played is volleyball.
Women’s Basketball
1981 -82 Schedule
Date
Opponent
Place
Time
Nov .16,
1981
Sf. Paul's
'Home
6:00
Nov. 20
Averett
Home
7:30
Nov. 23
Mt. Olive
Away
8:00
Dec. 1
St. Paul's
Away
6:00
Dec. 4
Ferrum
Away
6:00
Dec. 10
Lenior
Away
6:00
Jan. 11,1982
Lenoir
*Home
6:00
Jan.14
Bennett
Away
7:00
Jan.18
Peace
*Home
6:00
Jan.19
Averett
Away
7:00
Jan.22
Hagerstown
Awoy
6:00
Jan.23
Frederick
Away
12:00
Jan.25
Louisburg
*Home
6:00
Feb. 1
Bennett
*Horne
6:00
Feb. 5
North Greenville
Away
6:00
Feb. 6
Isothermal
Away
2:00
Feb. 8
Peace
Away
7:00
Feb. 13
Anderson
Home
3:00
Feb. 15
Louisburg
Away
7:30
Feb. 18
Mt. Olive
*Home
6:00
Feb. 19
Spartanburg
Home
7:30
Feb. 24,25,26 — Eastern Div. Tourney —
Peace College —
TBA
Mar. 3,4,5 —
Region X Tourney — Spartanburg Methodist
— TBA
Mar. 15-20-
- NJCAA National Tourney
— Overland Park, Kansas
Denotes Doubleheaders.
Head Coach — Gay Scott
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kicker Terry Smith kicked the point
after making the score 56-0. Wesley’s
only score came with 4:24 left in the
game when Curtis McKelvey
recovered a blocked punt in the
Braves’ end zone.
Isley went over 100 yards for second
consecutive week with 114 yards on 17
carries and 3 TD’s...quarterback Agee
had 7 rushes tor 34 yards and was 5
for 8 in the passing department for 109
yards and 2 TD’s...flanker Banks
caught 4 passes for 91 yards and 2
TD’s.
Cheer for Chowan
2nd Belk
Skins By
3rd Belk
By KRISTA SCHLEICHER
Second floor Belk under the direc
tion of Linda Bridges and the coaching
of John Brost rolled on to their second
intramural championship defeating
3rd floor Belk 13-12. The championship
game truly reflected the improved
quality of play in the women’s league.
2nd floor Belk scored first on a long
run be Sugar Ray Bridges. The extra
point was converted when Bridges
threw a short pass to Sonia (Boom
Boom out go the lights) Carter.
The next touchdown was scored
when 3rd floor Belk’s Delisa Mahaley
threw a deep pass to Sherry Comer.
Comer who has been an outstanding
receiver all year long made a diving
finger tip catch.
Second floor Belk scored again in
the 2nd half on another run by
Bridges. The extra point was not con
verted. 3rd floor Belk scored again,
but failed to convert on the extra point
leaving the score 13-12. 3rd floor’s ef
forts are to be congratulated.
Comentator for the game Melvin
McCray is said to have stated that the
reason for improved play was due to
“that Jordache look.”
HELP
Tear the canceled stamps off of your
packages and letters and send them to
me. For every ten stamps collected, a
cup of milk will be given to needy kids
overseas. Why not? You just throw
them away. Send them to:
Chowan Box 99
Chowan College
Men’s Basketball Schedule 1981-82
Date
Opponent
Time
Place
Nov. 16
Durham Tech.
8:00
Home
Nov. 18
Craven C.C.
8:00
Home
Nov. 30
Virginia Wesleyan JV
8:00
Home
Dec. 2
E.C.U. JV
8:00
Home
Dec. 3
Richard Blond
Away
Dec. 5
Ferrum
Away
Dec. 9
Frederick Mil. Acad.
8:00
Home
Dec. 19-20
Alleghany Xmas Classic
Cumberland, Md.
1982
Jan.11
Richard Bland
8:00
Home
Jan.14
Newport News App.
8:00
Home
Jan.16
Southeastern C. C.
Away
Jon.18
Louisburg
Away
Jan. 21
Frederick Mil. Acad.
Away
Jan.23
Fork Union
5:45
Richmond Vo.
Jan.25
Ferrum
8:00
Home
Jan.28
Lenoir C.C.
Away
Jan. 30
Coastal Carolina
5:45
Raleigh
Feb. 1
Louisburg
8:00
Home
Feb. 3
Mt. Olive
Away
Feb. 8
Newport News App.
Away
Feb. 10
E.C.U. JV
5:45
Away
Feb. 11
DukeJV
Away
Feb. 15
Mt. Olive
8:00
Home
Feb. 18
Lenoir
8:00
Home
Feb. 20
Southeastern C.C.
8:00
Home
Feb. 25-27
— Eastern Tarheel Tournament —
Home
Mar. 3-5 —
Region X Tournament —
Home
Head Coach — Bob Burke Asst
Coach —
Scott Colclough
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