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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
MOVING ALONG
Pembroke State's men's
basketball schedule has been
moving along as the Braves
are heading into the impor
tant February schedule. The
Braves are coming off a 67-53
win over Atlantic Christian in
a Carolines Conference match
up.
This week's schedule will
find the Braves hosting Fran
cis Marion on Thursday night
at 7:30 p.m. and then wfll host
Guilford in a double header
beginning at fr p.m. on
Saturday.
Roger Carr still leada the
Braves and the Carolines
Conference in scoring with his
21.4 average in points. Mich
ael Souther!and is second in
scoring for die Braves.
WOMEN CAGERSUPSET
NO. 1 CAMPBELL
The Lady Braves team at
PSU is on the move as the
cagers have won seven in a
row on their home court The
Lady Braves are now 9-5 on
the season and 2-0 in the
Carolines Conference.
Five players for the Lady
Braves are leading in scoring
with Donna Moody, Barbara
Green, Sheila Stephens, Dee
major and Lisa Mason all
aveaging in double figures.
The Lady Braves will travel
to High Point on Thursday
and will return home on
Saturday for their next home
game when they host Guilford
at 6 p.m.
WILLIE DYE NAMED
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Willie Dye, a senior
wrestler on the Pembroke
State wresting team has been
selected as this week's "PSU
Athlete of the Week."
Dye who wrestles 134
pounds, is now 23-1 on the
season and holds 125 career
wins at Pembroke State. He is
now the w inn ingest wrestler
in PSU wrestling history with
125 career wins surpassing
Gregg Shealy's 122 career
wins posted from 1976-79.
He receives ? gift certificate
compliments at McDonalds as
an athlete is swarded each
week. An athlete of the week
is selected each week by the
PSU Sports Information Off
ice.
BK EVENTS COMING ON
PSU SPORTS SCHEDULE
Two big sports everts ate
on the 1962 PSU sports
schedule with 1962 home
coming set for Feb. 13. Also
on Feb. 12-13, PSU wffl host
the NCAA ? Wrestling Cham
pionships.
Another big event wiO be
April 3 "Super Saturday
1982."
PEMBROKE STATE
BASEBALL TEAM OF 1982
FEATURES BLEND OF
YOUTH PLUS EXPERIENCE
When PSU's baseball
team of 1962 takes to the
field, the Braves will be
bringing with diem a blend of
both youth and experience.
PSU opens March 1 at N.C.
State. *
On the 23-man roster is 10
returnees and 13 newcomers.
The returnees helped post
PSU's 18-22-1 mark of last
year, a school record for most
games played in a single
season.
"We should field a better
hitting ballclub in 1982,"
stated Pembroke State Coach
Harold Ellen after completing
fall practice. "We should
have more long-ball possibili
ties and overall defense shou
ld be improved.""
Coach Ellen continued,
"Pitching will be our main
weakness, however, as we
win need consistent pitching.
We have some young players,
but Oar (the--tamp) suocess
win depend on hewiast they
develop. I feel we'll be able to
score runs."
Let'a take a look at the 1982
diamonders by position.
C ate bee Junior Brian Tar
ley at Kensington, MD
sophomore James WUte at
Statesvffle, and freshman
Dean Davis of Hoiden Beach
wfll handle the catching du
ties.
"Turley is a good sound
defensive player and looked
good with the bat in feO
. practice," commented Coach
Ellen. "White is a fine retur
ning defensive player who
needs work on his hitting. He
will play mote this year. Davis
will develop into a good
. catcher, but needs to learn the
ropes."
First Base-First base wil
be handled by junior A1
Warmack of Cove City and
For ace Oxendine of Pem
broke.
"I feel very good about our
first base position," contin
ued Coach Ellen. "Warmack
has worked hard on his hitting
coming from Mt. Olive Junior
College. He is an excellent
defensive player. Oxendine
returns after being in the
U. S. Army and if he returns
to his form, he will give us the
long-ball threat."
Seeand Baas Senior Mar
shall Little of Morven and
Sophomore Stanley Adams at
Benson will man second.
"This will be a strong position
for us defensively," Coach
Ellen said. "Little is a good
hitter and Adams is a strong
defensive player."
Thfrd Baaa-The third base
position features freshman Ty
Moore of Lumber ton and
freshman Bobby Bousman of
Garner. "Moore has adequate
defense and has a lot of
hitting possibilities," contin
ued Coach Ellen. "Bousman
is young and has good hustle.
He meets the ball well, but
just needs some experience.- \
ffhsitstsii?"1 feel good
about this position with junior
Ron Seidel and freshman Tim
Milfard, NJ and Caradoena b
from Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ.
en should give as improved
kljiln , nnsnsns ?+ ? darmsfr
, mrxing power mu loequiit
dcfefMC M COldl Bfcll itoitd*
Outfielden wfll include the
following: Juior Clark Nance
cf Belmont, junior Mike Cov
ington of Dun Pries, Vs.,
junior Greg Bryant of Fay
ettevflle, sophomore Gary
Hunt of Fairmont, freshmen
Brian Braxton of Raleigh and
David leek of Pembroke.
ITlilhg "Til wfll be a
very big question mark,"
Coach Ellen felt. "We wfll
have no consistent starter, bet
hopefully all wfll come throu
gh for if not, It wfll be s long
year."
Hnriers for the Braves
include senior Garry Autry of
Stedman, sophomore Allen
Oxendine of Pembroke, soph
omore Jerry Moore of Arling
ton, Vs., sophomore Jeff
Gaster of Sanfbrd, along with
freshman Guy Sanderson of
Kinston, and freshman Sam
my Shacklefbrd of Rowland.
In addition, Nance and Forace
Oxendine wfll be used some
on the mound. >
Coach Ellen, starting his
15th year as head coach, says
the Braves 1982 baseball
schedule is tough. And it
might be since opponents on
the schedule include Duke,
University of South Carolina,
N.C. State, Western Carolina
and UNC-Charlotte in addi
tion to the Carolines Confe
rence schedule.
"If we can get some
adequate pitching, we (Pem
broke State) will be a
contender for the Carolines
Conference Championship,"
predicted Coach Ellen. "Lea
gue teams expected to be
tough wfll include Wingate,
High Point, Eton, and Pfeiff
er. Hopefully our pitching will
come through."
I
President William Howard
Teft weighed 350 pounds.
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