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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
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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
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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.
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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.”
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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 <ef 68M66)” and •
player to be aimed an ar be
tore Oct, 10, ae tolerance a
gafawt the pelblt Ism of
Frank Thoaeaa, who rafferod
a cracked right tlnmb In a
team against toa Las Angelas
Power, who was batting J 47 in
81 games with the Angela, broke
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frartmaa aad asffcanar* nan.
Winaiß (Ms T) Seed, tackle.
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toad to an ad the haadaet tat-
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total to Dr. WBUam Bell
A*T athletic director.
The Agglm will be looking tor
their third win In a raw ever the
Tigers, a team which they defeat
ed both in 1862, for the first tone
in eight-starts, and again last year.
into the majors with the Philadel
phia Athletics in 1964.
He was subssquently traded to
the Cleveland Indians, then toe
Minneapolis Twins, then toe Angels,
before joining the Phils.
Trading might well have put him
in position to play in hla first
World Series, since the Phils were
five games ahead of the St. Louis
Cardinals at the tone Power joined
them.
AST STRATEGY SESSION—Bert Piggott, hit, head foot
ball coach at AbT Collage, goat orar play* In a etrategy aeeahn
with M• quarterback* John Grainger, center, Charlotte, and
Cornell Gordon, Norfolk, Va., in preparation tor the Opening en
gagement tide Saturday (September 19) afternoon, at the Greene
boro Memorial Stadium.
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Dubois High
Lions Plan
4 Home Tilts
BY CHARLES A. MASSENBTRG
WARS FOREST—The Dußois
High School Lions will play e tour
home game acheduln beginning
Friday night September 18.
The schedule: September R
Morahaad City; October 1 Garner
Consolidated; October A Selma; and
November A Sanford.
The Ideas leal toe first gmaae
to Tartars. 88-8, after what toe
■each. George “Tricks” Clem
cats termed gaaau
Outstanding" players In toe game
were, Halfback Frankie Luces;
Quarterback Alexander Maseen
burg; Center William Ctogg; Full
back McArthur Woods; Halfback
Lorensa Jackson.
Donnell Burton recovered a fum
ble which led to toe touchdown
occurring la he first half of toa
nu um’i
HIGH SCHOOLS GRID MENS
Mbrt Natot Fedewtog to »
Mat as the football garnet being
played tan Friday algM and an
toe right la tho rite es oeak
making tbt» a weakly feature
threegheat toa 1661 aaaaam
■ipfimlii 18to
Shelby vs Eingi Mountain, Shelby I
Tryon ye Canton, Try on
West Charlotte vs Atkins, W-Salwn. <
Winston Salem
Asheville vs 2nd Ward, Charlotte,
Asheville
High Point vs Carver, W-Salem,
Winston Salem
Dudley, Greensboro vs Gastonia.
Graenritoro
Morgan ton vs CharryvUle, Cherry
ritta
Lenoir ve Newton, Newton
•Ptadale vs Hickory, Hickory
Huntersville vs WUkeeboro, WUkee
boro
Klnson vs Rky. Ift, Rocky Ml
■Usaboth aty vs New Bern, New
Wtoon ve Hillside, Durham, Dur
ham
Fayetteville ve Goldsboro. O’bore
Greenville ve Jacksonville, Jack
sonville
Wilmington vt Raleigh, Raleigh
Ahoskie vs Scotland Nock, Scot
land Neck
Beanoke Rapids vs Winton, Winton
Roper va WlafaU. WinfaU
Chapel Hill ve Roxboro, Roxbore
Hendanon ve Johnson, Lauring
burg, Laurinburg
Merrick Moore, Durham ve Mount
Olive, Mt Olive
Raeford va Oxford. Oxford
Williaraaton vs Beaufort, Beaufort
Snow Hill vs Nasville, NashviU#
Windsor vs Jones, Wash., Washing
ton
Tar boro vs Farm villa. FarmvUle
Moreheed City ve Wake Forest,
Wake Forest
Trenton vs Selma, Balmy
Dumbarton vs Hoffman, Lumberton
Dunn vs Wadeeboro, Draw
Rowland vs Hamlet, Rowland
Sanford va Troy, Sanford
* U *T City
Bad in ve Carthage, Orrlhag*
Belmont vs ThomasvWe, Belmont
Asheboro vs Mt Airy, Aaheboro
StotasvlUe ve But Spencer. States
villa
Kanaepells ve Monroe, Kannapolis
Salitoury va Lexington, Lentoirton
Heidsvilie vs concord, Concord
Anders on. W-Salem ve Burl Ins- <
tv.., Builuigtva j.
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