thecahounian AALtIOH. N. C., SATURDAY, gEFTtMBEE |<, jHj Saint Aug.’s Falcons Meet Morris Sept. 2'3 Hie Salat Augustine's Falcons will, open their 1964 ten-game slate in a i non-conference duel with Morris College, Sumter, South Carolina, September 26b at Chavis Park at 2 p. m_ The Baiter teem ttyplij the Falcons in their opener last •eaaen by a were of 15-8. St*? eaatr< - Senee an the part «f the Fal cons. Bat this aren’t be the case •f September 86. be riad. “We are prepared to give them a good game. The Falcons had been able to roll over Morris College with ease in previous matches and the team did not perform at its best |p Sumter last season.” stated Coach Oements. Two hundred sad five peund Mm tackier Creighton Incor mtnlas, who was unable to play hr the Falcena last season be cause of a knee injury, will re turn to the lineup this year. This will give plenty of depth to the tackling department. The Falcons should witness one of their best seasons having lost ——» '■ - i Colleges: Where They! Play Editor’s Note: Following Is a list of tho Negro college foot ball games to be played around the nation on Saturday: Alcorn at Grambling Miss. Voc. at Ark. AM&N Corpus Christ! at Bishop J. C. Smith at Benedict Bluefield st Concord Del. State at Mansfield State Elizabeth City at Livingstone Fay. State at S. C. Trade Kentucky State at Fisk Howard at St Paul's Prairie View at Jackson Bethune-Cookman at Lane Ft Eustis at A&T Texas Southern at Southern U. Ft Campbell at Tenn. State Va. Union at Norfolk State W. Va. Tech, at W. Va. State A 100 PROOF gin gin iflPl LAIRD'S 1S $ J 25 1 "®§C I ™ t,BT Mgy V 4/1 QUART DISTIUfB fROM ARAIK lAiftt) AND COMPANY SCOBEYVILLE, N.J. a Football flp St lopstine’s Lvs || Morris College j .5. SUMTER, S. C SATURDAY A A Kickoff SEPT. 26 Chavis Field RALEIGH, N. C. only five lettermen to tim 1664 graduating class. The ♦—«»i has a speedy backfield, determined line, ai»d talented past receivers; and should be able to hold its own this season. mpu |.aR mW Jr " vjsre h - BL fIU PROMOTED—Hornsby How eU, bend trainer tar the A&T College Agglm since 1968. was thta week promoted to assistant coach. He will wort closely with ends and centers. AD LAI E. STEVENSON, U. S. Amboasadsr to the U. Nj “In Southeast Asia, wo want nothing lam than the aasured and guaranteed Independence of the people of that area.” Lyndon B. Johnson. President: “Firmness in toe right Is Indis pensable today for peace. Thats inn nets will always be measured. Us mission is pence.” 15 A&T Aggies Meet Tenn. State Tigere Under Lights Sept. 26 GREENSBORO The ART Col lege Aggies and the Tennsssss State University Tigers will tie up to a here on Saturday night, September 88. L. A. Angels * Vic Power Is Traded Again To Phils PHILADELPHIA fNPD—Fancy fielding first hamtoan Vic Power of the Los Angelac Angels last week was traded for the fourth tone in his major league career—this time to the front-running Philadelphia Phillies of toe National League. Prior to the trade sending him to the Phillies. Power had played exclusively in the American Laague in toe majors. The Phillies, to toe psuusul Va. State Plans Lead InCIAA PETERSBURG, Va. - The pres ence of several experienced backs, a mammoth, but untried, line, and a new offensive system gives Vir ginia State the prospect of finish ing in the CIAA’s upper division for toe first tone in tour years. •te'd"too league* leughari oahodnlasb too Jrafrm sen do wHb game eevey tor toe ear- Coach W. W. Lawson has made several adjustments hi •tele’s In terior line after viewing the potent ial of five huge young.tocMp sophomores Bob White Off). Fer rell, Ps. end PIUI Bladen (946). Philadelphia, and freshmen Jim A very (961). Atlantic City, Don Har dy (288), Pittsburgh, and Jos Pink ney 080). Miami Via. Alex Hughes <9to>. who letter ed at tackle to *62. and Charles Bom (221), anatom junior tackle, have bean taifted to guard to as sist seniors Wank Foster 090) and eo-captala Tony Tyson (900). Hal Buford (906) and Jim Chaney (166) are sophamaraa who will man toa canter position according to line coach Pete Bennett. Eari Jtotoay, IMgar^OeMaa. o»cXaVhtoA^d» BadtfleM*"soach situation looks or’imistie with AO CIAA quarterback Id Odder In camp, along with signal caOem A1 Banks and Mel Swann. SI Muagrova and Dennis Jonae will aHanato at fulfcack. n ils freshman Bobby Wlnga has shown well as toa run ning back. Virginia Stole spans with Palo bm 96. bmbt aqumjam miww ad toa violent overthrew it too Government or who been* gated in a violent way agriart law and order.” Ktobaff tone has been art tar B*o V. M, at toa Oraeraben sled tor la ha- atratoh |a toa ML race, heaght Fewer ter ,oaeh Shave toe waiv er price