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Falcons Rip Eagles
Women’s Basketball
Update
By Leondras Ros$
Behind the magic hands of Gary
Taylor, St. Augustine’s College won
a 96-84 victory over North Carolina
Central University. The Falcons had
five players in double figures, Gary
Taylor led with 22 points while John
Bailey had 21 points and 12 re
bounds. Warren Brown added 17
points, Reginald McFarland 14
points, and Donald Carroll 12
points.
NC Central’s Don Sinclair led all
scores with 29 points, in the second
half. John Bishop added 26 points.
Though the Falcons played
without All-American Anthony
Boggan, who was injured in a game
against Fayetteville State, this in no
way affected the Falcon’s style of
play. They were to run and work the
ball around for the better shots. This
they (Falcons) did accomplish,
leading by a score of 53-34 at half
time.
The Falcon’s biggest lead of 22
points came after a basket by War
ren Brown with 15:30 left on the
clock. The Falcons held this lead un
til the Eagles went into a zone press
at 7:41 left to play, enabling the
Eagles to make two back to back
steals and scoring both baskets
decreasing the margin to 86-72.
The Eagles now had the momen
tum for a final comeback surge, but
that was ended on a fastbreak stuff
by Warren at 4:10 which made the
score 90-72. However, the Eagles did
manage to come within 12 points
%-84. But not enough to overcome
the Falcons. The Falcons are now
6-3 in the CIAA conference, and 9-5
overall.
St. Aug (96) - Taylor 22, Brown
17, McFarland 14, Bailey 21, Carroll
12, Smith 4, Clemons 2, Johnson 4.
NCCU (84) — Sinclair 29, Bishop
26, Griffin 6, Murphy 11, Binion 4,
Evans 6, Oakley 2.
Falcons Clip Johnson C Smith
Led by the superb shooting of
senior forward Warren Brown, St.
Augustine’s came from behind to
defeat the Golden Bulls 84-80.
Brown scored a total of 23 points
and grasped 14 rebounds. Donald
Carroll followed with 20 points and
Gary Taylor 16. James George had
20 along with Phillip Flores 18 to
pace the losers.
The Golden Bulls were controlling
the board during the first half with a
harmonious tempo. At 7:38 in the
first half, Gary Taylor made a steal
and pass to Brown who stuffed the
ball for the score. Johnson C. Smith
led at that point, 26-23. The scoring
was well balanced at this point.
At half time Johnson C. Smith led
46-38, their biggest lead. Both teams
came back ont he court pepped up.
Having only played 2:27 seconds in
the second half, the Falcons manag
ed to tie the score. The score was
then tied until 11:49 when the
Falcons’ Warren Brown scored on a
jump shot to put the Falcons up
63-60.
The next two minutes were an ex
change of baskets untill a timeout
was called by the Falcons, leading
69-64 at 7:38. At 3:37 James George
missed two freethrows that perhaps
would have put the Golden Bulls up
for good. However, Johnson C.
Smith was at stake when Brown hit
two freethrows in the final seconds.
The Falcons are now 7-3 in the
ICIAA conference and 10-5 overall,
while Johnson C. Smith fell 8-2 in
the conference and 11-3 overall.
St. Aug (84) - W. Brown 23, D.
Carroll 20, G. Taylor 16, J. Bailey
14, R..McFarland 9, D. Smith 2.
Johnson C. Smith (80) ~ J.
George 20, D. Flores 18, B. Oliver
14, T. Logan 14, B. Tobbs 9, R.
Thompson 2, M. Singleton 2.
By Patricia Lowery
On January 19, 1981 the Lady
Falcons took on Atlantic Christian
in the Emery gymnasium. The
Falcons won the game 72-61. This
was a non-conference game making
the overall record 4-7.
In this game the Lady Falcons
outstanding players which led the
team was Jackie Cumbo, captain
who scored 17 points, Cynthia
Tyson scored 18 points and Jackie
Conyers scored 15 points. Excellent
skills were shown by defensive
players Janice Williams and Fran-
cine Watkins.
On January 21, the Lady Falcons
took on the Lady Vikings of
Elizabeth City State. This con
ference game gave the Falcons
record 5-7. The Lady Falcons won
by a five point margin with a final
score of 76-81. Outstanding players
of the game were Cynthia Tyson and
Lisa White, offensive players, and
defensive players, Ethel Daniels,
Jackie Cumbo, Janice Williams, and
Francine Watkins. Congratulations
Winning Falcons!
On January 23, the Lady Falcons
took on the Ladies of Campbell Col
lege. This was a non-conference
game with the record 5-8. The Lady
Falcons were defeated by Campbell
College with a score of 72-76. The
leading scorer for St. Aug was Ethel
Daniel with 18 points. The point
guards were Cynthis Tyson,
freshman with 12 points, offensive
and defensive players, Jackie Cum
bo, senior; and Janice Williams,
junior.
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St. Augustine’s College
By Patricia Lowery
On January 10, 1981 the men’s
track team traveled to Richmond,
Va. At this meet two new indoor
records were set by St. Augustine’s
trackmen. The 60-yard high hurdler
record was set by Chris Thilwell with
a time of 7.3.
The triple jump indoor record was
set by Bopout Bartlett with measure
ment of 54’4'/i
On January 17, the Lady Falcons
track team traveled to North
Carolina Chapel Hill. The Lady
Falcons track team brought home
third place. Their overall record for
indoor track was 3-2.
Women’s Basketball
On January 17, the Lady Falcons
took on North Carolina Central
University. The Lady Falcons were
defeated by the score of 74-73.
CIAA Sbowdown
On January 26, the Lady Falcons
took on North Carolina Central
University. The Lady Falcons won
by a 5 point margin with the final
score of 80-75. The Falcons have
placed second in the CIAA standing
with a record of 4-2.
Outstanding players were; Fran
cine Watkins who scored 28 points,
Lisa White, 26 points. Other players
in double figures were; Jackie Cum
bo, Jackie Conyers, Yvonne
McLean and Janice Williams. These
ladies also had an overall excellent
defense.
Congratulations to the women’s
basketball team on their Victories!
Colbert and Walsh
Team at Tennis Match
By Vinecia Bunch
On Saturday December 5, Royal
Colbert, a junior at the “Aug” and
Tim Walsh, a North Carolina State
student teamed up as tennis partners
at the Millbrook court. The two man
team had not played tennis for over
two months.
The team lost the first set of the
game. However, in the second set
the team of Colbert and Walsh func
tioned well. They came back to take
the second set from the two oppos
ing team players. Six to four; this
did give the team some com-
petiveness.
After the two opposing pros were
downed in the second set they rallied
to come*back and win the third and
final set.
Due to a lack of practice Colbert
and Walsh were good sore losers.
However, their goal is to win the
next time around!
Sophomores,
ft’s still not too late
to tsdtie ROFC.
Because there’s a two-year Army ROTC program, in case
you missed taking ROTC in your first two years of college.
You’ll have to work to catch up, during the summer before
your junior year. But in two years you’ll earn about $2,900, more
than half of which is tax free. Then you’ll earn an officer’s
commission at the same time you earn a college degree. But mail
the coupon now. Because by the time you’re a junior, it’ll be too late.
Army POTC
St. Augustine's College Raleiehj NC
Please sena me more information about the Army RffTC
Two-Year Program.
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