l Pembroke State
University
Sports Round Up
by Gary SpMar
PSU Sports Intormatto^ijctor
StilkciiUti Canmnnlty
CnDaga traaafer m the Brat
recruit ?kt haa decided to
attend P.S.U. la 1980-81.
Piuahrski-PSU's students
were out on spring brenk this
week, but the sports activities
are going into high gear now
with many sports events sche
duled'for the coming weeks.
BASEBALL TEAM POSTS 3-1
SLATE AFTER FUST
FOUR GAMES
Pembroke State's base
ball team, coached by PSU
Coach Harold Ellen, is moving
into their league schedule now
after getting rained and snow
ed out for their first several
games.
The Braves are now 3-1 on
the season after a 8-1 loss to a
strong University of Maryland
team and then dumped Spring
Carden College (Pa.) three
games by scores of 3-0, 4-0,
and 4-3.
The schedule will become
heavy now for the Braves who
are expected to be a contender
for Conference and NA1A
District 26 honors.
The Baves play many home
games, so if you do not have a
schedule, write Sports Infor
mation Office at PSU and we'll
be happy to send you one.
BRAVES CLUB TO SPONSOR
FISH FRY
PSU's Braves Club will
sponsor a fish fry on "Super
Saturday," March 22 on the
PSU campus.
Everyone is invited to come
out and purchase a plate which
boosts the Athletic Scholarship
Fund at PSU. Price per place is
two dollars.
OLD TIMERS GAME
SET FOR MARCH 22
Any former PSU baseball
players are urged to .contact
the Sports Informs two Office
at PSU immediately. AU for
mer baseball players are invi
ted to come and play in an old
timers game at 12 noon on
March 22. Contact the Sports
Information Office for further
information. (919) 521-3522.
MARCH 22 IS SUPER
SATURDAY AT PSU WITH
MANY ACTIVITIES
Saturday. March 22, has
been tabbed as Super Satur
day 1980 with many activities
planned for the entire day. The
day, being organized by Sports
Information Director Gary
Spitler, features baseball,
track, tennis, a fish fry, an old
timers game, and a concert
that night.
"I hope that everyone will
plan to come out to Pembroke
State on that day and bring the
whole family," stated Spitler.
"There are many activities
planned and everyone will
have a fun day."
Free baseballs will be given
to all the kids attending the 2
p.m. baseball game, limited to
the First fans to arrive for the
game.
The schedule for Super
Saturday is as follows:
11 a.m.-6 p.m. BRAVES
CLUB FISH FRY- The Athletic
Booster Club will be sponsor
ing the fish fry to boost the
Athletic Scholarship Fund. It
will be held on the PSU soccer
field and price is set at S2 per
plate.
12 noon-- OLD TIMERS
BASEBALL GAME- Former
PSU baseball players will
return to campus to play an
intersquad game.
12 nooa-4:30 ?? m.?
TRACK CLASSIC PSU's
track team, a national con tra
der. will hoat thin exciting
track meet to open their 1980
season.
2 p.m -PSU BASEBALL
GAMES--Pembroke State's
baseball team will be hooting
Guilford College in a Carolina!
Conference doable header.
2:30 p.m -MEN'S TENNIS
PSU's men's tennis will be
competing against High Point
College in a Carolines Confe
rence matclr.
8 p.m.-DR. HOOK
CONCERT-The Student Gov
ernment Association will spon
sor this concert in PSU's Main
Gym.
Anyone wishing further in
formation should contact the
Sports Information Office at
PSU (919) 521-3522 or (919)
521-4214.
PSU BASKETBALL TEAMS
BREAK SEASON AND
CAREER RECORDS
PSU's basketball season
is over, but the 1979-80 teams
did make their marks
in the record books.
For the women, coached this
year by first year Head Coach
Linda Robinson, several team
records were set.
The team tied most victories
in a season with 18, the same
mark set in 1978-79. The team
broke the most consecutive
wins category winning seven
straight. That broke the old
mark set in 1978-79 of six.
As a team, the Lady Braves
shot the best ever from the
free throw line hitting 59.3
59.2 percent (344 of 581) in 26
games. That broke the old
percentage of 58.3 (298 of ill)
set in 1978-79.
Margaret Bed. a sophomore
from Duan, has re-written the
record hooka for career records
surpassing all of former basket
ball great Kathy Little of
Raeford marts.
Bell set most points scored
at 1,122 (broke the 840 points
set by Kathy Little (1975-79);
most free throws made at 171
breaking Little'^ 110; and most
field goals of 476, breaking
Little's mart of 36S.
Pembroke State University's
Lady Braves finished the sea
son with an 18-8 logsheet
while the Braves finished the
season with a 16-13 record.
The Braves also set several
records. In the final NCAA II
stats released from Kansas,
Pembroke State is listed as
the nation's No. 1 team in
team field goal percentage
with a SS percent completion.
Other teams listed among the
nation's top teams are Central
Missouri (54.5), Transylvania,
Ky. (54.1), Roanoke, Vs.
(53.7), Jacksonville, Ala.
(53.2), Central Florida (53.1)
and Regis, Colo. (53.1).
Melvin Reid, a junior guard
for the Braves also became the
seventh all-time scoring leader
in PSU basketball history with
1,113 points posted for his
career at PSU. The guard also
led the Braves in scoring with
a 13.8 scoring clip.
The Braves also broke one
other individual season record
in sophomore Roger Carr
breaking the best field goal
percentage of 57.9 set by Tom
Gardner in 1976-77. Carr
averaged 60.9 for the 1979-80
season.
Linda Robinson, after her first
year as the Lady Braves head
women's cage coach owns a
188 career record while Billy
Lee, the head men's cage
coach after his second season,
owns a 29-27 logsheet.
Players receiving post season
honors included Melvin Reid
(men's All-Conference); Leslie
Lilly (honorable mention
men's All-Conference); Mar
garet Bell and Venessa Shaw
(women's All-Conference);
and Faye Council (honorable
COMING PSU SPORTS
SCHEDULE
March 18--Basebali at St.
Andrew*, 3 p.m. Women's
tennis hosts St. Andrews;
19--Basebsll at Campbell. 3.
p.m. Softball hosts Guilford, 3
. p.m.
20-Men's Tennis hosts St.
Andrews, 2:30 p.m. CC Golf
Tourney at At. Christian.
21--Baseball hosts Catawba.
Women's Tennis at Pfeiffer.
Men's Tennis at Methodist.
Softball hosts Catawba. 3 p.m.
22--"Super Saturday." Base
ball hosts Guilford, 2 p.m.
Women's Tennis at High
Point. Men's Tennis hosts
High Point. Braves Track
Classic. 12 noon ? 4:20 p.m.
. Softball at N.C. A & T, 10 a.m.
Revival
Beginning
at Mt.
Olive
Revival begins Sunday night,
March 16, 1980 at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church in the Saddle
tree Community and will con
tinue through Friday night.
Services begin at 7 p.m.
Sunday and 7:30 p.m. week
nights. Guest speakers and
special music will be featured
each night. Pastor is E. Ray
Brooks.
Donated Pig ?
A Hit at I
Odum Home ?
PEMBROKE-lt wasn't exactly a
"down east pig pkkin,"' but it was
close!
A local pastor, Rev. Manfozd
Locklear of Beulah Baptist Church
in Maxton, recently donated a pig
to Odum Home. And the campus
students and staff enjoyed a
scrumptious dinner of barbecue
and all of the things which go
along with it.
The event started early in the
day as campus staff member Har
vey Brewington supervised the
cooking of the pig, assisted by
houseparent Bruce Atkin?
Throughout
the day, various campus residents
followed their noses down to the
campus farm to check on the pro
gress of the undertaking.
By around dinnertime, the main
course was ready. The barbecue
was chopped up and brought to the
campus gym, where it was placed
on the table alongside other fixin's
provided by the cottages. In atten
dance were all of the kids, as well
as staff living both on and off
campus.
The evening event was topped
off with a vesper service, a fitting
conclusion to a time of fellowship
and togetherness.
THE "CHEF" GETS THE SPOILS?After spending most of the day
cooking the pig, Odum Home staff member Harvey Brewington (left) gets j
to sample the results of his efforts.
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