s:
state
Bulls
C. I. A. A. Champs Spilled
By Alert Peilmetto
Demon« 40*48
Bison
Ends Court Career Sipithfit*ld Crowned Champs
III Finals Of Playoff At
Eastern Division Touri)ey
ORANGEBURG, — In • David 1
OobjOfa huetklxiU ■p«eetMle A^P6S l/0l63t
S«rf Friday Mareh 14, .. j r / ‘
SonUi CaroliM State tpeed d«- nOWdTU DO * 00
mooa eat down the wfc*%y
OEEENSBOSO - Th. i .nd
JWl ClAA ehampion* *nd won ™ . ... .u •
K- I-*..-. T Aggtm hroufht to an end their
it nevw to be
4»-38.
foiifotten victory
r^nlar seheduel 1941 oage cam
paign here Friday night
Tournament fans and Uiree defaeting Howard university, 66
Imndrfed aad fifty playen who to S6. It was the 18th victory
. irore her# for tlie Siith A>imiaJ for the '^aaon for the loeftls*
'Hi|A School Tonmament tpoD>- „ . , * .
a *1. o 1- . oV7 By of^laat PV>d»y nc-
•ored \n Sootii C«iolina State . ,, . . j iu-.j ^
* j M i-. n -A. , .V tory, th® Ame« fmisihed third m
; A and M College* witneted the ^
^.exhibition tli« two vtellar
college flves.
CIAA race, beind North
Carolioa eolleg« which Tras de
clared champion and Yirgiai*
Th* two point niai|;in of vie- Union unirerrity.
tory «*me in th« waning momenta Captain Jack Hig^n*, of th«
of tii« f«m« wheo |he N. ,C. Aggie wrote fini* on a great
les wilted under the terrific pace intereolkigriate cage career by
*et bjr the S. C. State Bnlldt^ sooring ten points and playing
In th* hectic encounter, South o^^e of his nwxt senBa»tion>al floor
Carolisa used apeed and fast gwn®**
breaking to ‘nr^ni* , Howard eco.^ firat. The Bcor-
narrrm «a.^n untxl the cloaing»^^
mi.nte. of the game. ^ ^ pulled ahead by
Hie Bulldog* tied the bcore foiw baakets.
36-36 and p^led out aliead when Retarning the second half, the
. ij I’*** *■ Aggries aetitled down to pass afld
breai fh,« Holden ^d ^sed a accuatomed rtyl. to
Bro^ for Norgi CarohM dribb* gison outfit. Mort of the a«oond
kmn the flo^ .nd «iak a eubatitntee carry
to knot It ag«m 38-38 tj.e brunt of the battle.
With aeewids only to play Hold- ^
•a for South Carolina aent a
ioog «i)^ to ilta hoop that gav« “WHEN you get ivto a tight
Soutii Orolina th» Tictovy 40-38. P^*ce ted everything goes ^ain-
-■■ ' — .. at yott, tall it sttoms you eould
not bioid on a minute longer,
Sings Swan Song | Howard Quintet
I .>ws In Laat wiCund
Of Fhriil Packed Contest
The £a*tern diviaiA of th« Ten CoOeges Are
North Carolina Nc«ro High p x J *1' ^1
School Athletic AiMKHjiatiwi do®- [,XDCCt6u lO 1EK6
ad ita ann>ual baakethall toama* * ^ ^
ment hei^* Saturday night with Porf In X|ltfff|£kG'f
much Micce*B. Winning teams * ^ Ulll5iWI.
much aucceas. Winning teams
from each center in the Eaatem
division .were choaen to take
part la the touroaaient
as a
“SHRIMP” JOHNSON, Co
captain Johnson C, SAith iJin-
versity's Golden Bulls ended his
Coll«?:e career against Howard
last Saturday.
C.I.A.A.
set «ome of it. f.'f ** Wdjme^e^e
tide will turn.”—Samett Beech*
er Sto«w«L
Democracy must have much
more than political equality if
it is to bless the people of the
world.
Incidentally, what has be
come of the gridiron stars who
captured the headlines a few
years ago?
The person who does not read
is not ednested; oonverseljr, the
ime who reads is maltii^y proff-
il ’S FUNNY
How Follu
Store Stuff
In An Attic
When They
Can Cash In _
With A WANT AD
Panthers Wallop Va.
State Trojans As Smith
Sings Swan Song
61CH1£(XND — Th^ Virginia
Uosatt PsBftsw arenged their
ealy CIAA eooferenee defeat of
Ae p«A Mfs season* bowling
•w ib» steundi rival Vitg:ini«
Sm* 66-24 Friday
Mfht ta ejii&ttioa ^ame' at
iM BhMs' 4LnDOT7 here before
mgo, Coadi Jeffer-
feored s aeflastioiial
to eliminate the
HUG’S BOYS
ehMttflioiubip
&r tke first time in
fqr
iii iprji«Biss;
a eoa-
Hir«r, UaioB
^ ,ps^ hr
ia
jMtf t*
Hampton Boxers
Ontslug Trojans
BT “SEAJCmr” BTUAMT
HAMPTON, Va. — The Harop
ton boxing team defeated the
Vijil^nia Stats pugilists 3 1-2 to
1 1-2 in a boxing and wrestling
meet h«ld at Hampton on Mon-
daj of last week, as ttte wrest*
ler lost to the Trojans 3 to 2>
P«sha«> 126 pounder floMed
Matty Korton with a rig^t to
Uie bead witb less than fou;> se-
emds to go in the fi^t. Until
ICortim was dropped, he Seemed
to inrve tbe edge^
Pisidagi^r hi« usual lom>
Captain Fountain of Hampton,
•■lily outpointed Billy Coleman.
Ifoci«e« Jones of E^mpton and
ol «t»te ioegbt it oat toe
t/ar t«ro rono^ in a 165 pound
fcooi bat cdfcd his ^ipon
ia tfce tldrd to ti]^» -tiu‘de>
Tbe Colored Imtercollegiade
Athletic Association organized
1912 member, of Th® National
Collegiate Athletic Asaociation
and The United States of Amer
ica Sports J>edeTation Bok 455,
Lawrenceville, Virginia.
1941 CALENDAR
BASKETBALL
See Official Schedule
BOXING AND WRESTLING
MARCH 21, 22:
CIAA Eighth^Anmual Owunpion
ships—Johnson C. Smith Univer
sity, Charlotte.
TRACK AND FIELD
APRIL 25, 26:
Pennsylvania Forty Seventh
Annual Rebye, Franklin Field,
Philadelphia^
MAY 10: ^ j
CIAA Fourteenth Annual'Open
Cbsimpionships, Hsmpt(»i Inr-
sbitu'te, Vii^ginia
MAY 17:
CIAA Twentieth Annual
OhampionBhips, Motgnu ^tate
CoU^^e. [ I
TENNIS:
APRIC 18. 19:
Dm! Matches
APRIL 25. 26:
District Tournaments
MAY 2, 3:
CIAA Edghthteenth Annual
Touamainent, Howard University]
SEPTEMBER 20t
CIAA Tenth Annual Confer
ence of Football Coaicthes, Ofil-
cials and Oaptans, St. AD^stine’s
College, Rsleigh.
FOOTBALL
Bfle OflSeial ^hedule
, TWENTY NINTH ANN'UAL
MEETING
DECEMBER 13, 13:
a) CIAA Seventh Annual Con
fere«o« - of Basketball Ooaehes,
Officials and Captains
b) Fifth Annual Conference of
Officials
c) Piwt Anmual Meeting ol£
The College Public Belati(»>8 As^
sooiSilion. Virginia State Colles^
H. C. PERRIN, I^eeident
J. L- WHITEHEAD, 8eorsts*y
Treasiirer.
CHARLOTTE — Wi«i prspera
™ _ tion complete for the eighth an-j
means of determim^g tW chiiim'^ CIAA Boxing ^ WreStl^
pionship for that divi«on. Tournament to be held .»* J«Jn-
son C. «miUi University ITriday
A grand total o^ fifteen teams ^d Saturday, Ma>«h 91-29, Bull
were present on the campus of boxing iqenter Hareld 18 Adams
Fayetteville Teachers College is binding hia , «««fie8 toward
Friday momii^ rough ajid ready the total regainifliy of the CIAA
t> * holing crown wfiiidi hla ehsyges
In the fi«t rounds (B class) isat year shsr-
Whitevilie topped Spring Hope SJnpton. _
34-21;, Pantego topped Central And th^ Smith ringsters; with "HURRICANHl BILL OLIVER
High 42, 26; Beaufort topped the mo«t powerful a^i«gatioii o£ Co-capt«n Johnson C, Smith
Ellerbe 55, 34; Dunn topped battlera since the Bulls fir«t took University % Golden Bulls «*nd'^
Garysburg 28, 15; Pautego topp- tihe sport in 1938, loom a- his career against H(xward Uni-
ed Zubulen 62-47. In the “A" heavy favorites, “tthrini^” John vemty ^n Saturday night.
Class Hillside of Durham topped aoO, basketball ace tod ’89 ’40 ^
.Williataiso*. 42, 16 and Smithfieid 126 lb titliat* decided ag^* K[i|fff|f|(|| 1^C|rAfhj|||
,'Laurinoui^ 40,'30. st a second title defense sod llClUUllttl LHluIvvlUilll
In the \ second rounds whcih abdicated his throne. However,
were held Saturday, Pantego “Sporty” Markharii, flot|iy
topped Lauriniburg rounds whiah ringster who handed Hampton's ^ |j t.
fort topped Dunn 30,19 (B class) great Furcron his only defeat as ^0|(| lUSKBtvC
In the" “ A ” class E. E. Smith of he wrested from him the 135 lb
CI^lRLOTTE — Johnson €• and “'Shrimp'^ Johnson, dimih«-
Smith PaiTersitJr roariny Golden tire whirlwind ^od darling of
Bulls the iasrt of thfeir the eourte, for th« d«o ended
bariwood mars for 1941 here lae« theif college eaireeTB tih«.t night
Saturday night as thsy shaded a in a blase of glory.
of .P«
1PSS undoubtedy the *nost thjjll- tators were also for Durky
ing and hotly contested bsiUe Welkeof, deadeyed so^jhomore
seen in CSisrlottA this year. soufbpaw whom Coach Ja«ksoti
Aad at tn* final whtstle, the eli||ima to be the greatest gnar**
entire, orowd that pecked the in collegiate competition today,
Hartlsy-Wooda GymnieiMm to bar none. Racking up a totsl of
capacity arose in a frenixed sal- 22 points, and playing'an even
ute, tribate and fsreweil tc co gp?eaier game defensively, ifS^-
captaina “Hurrieane Bill” Oli^- «r paced the Bulls from start to
er, wiho with seconds to pls^, finitii, at times waging the
dropped in the winning basket, battle almost sihglehandedly.
WNIIIflinilHlimilHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIHIIillUIIUiDIUH^^^
; Tourney To Be
Fayetteville topped Rocky Mount crown in 1938,
51, 24; Smithfieid topped Hill- Uie kleigli^hta
aide of Durham 23, 7.
after^ tvo ear ^ Ns»tian«l
absence. And the head that once ^j^i^cholastio
wore A crown is covetu^ another
aiaueia for Markh»m is oonoen-
Never assume, when one asks
yoip advice, t;luit the quertioner
is interested'in your opinion.
No candidate beeoipas wiser
tlir9«sk the luck]r^ i]M4tet of
is back beneath tUSKSGE®, InstAtate Ala —
InvitatioDcyi In-
Baaketball Toumo.*
SMITHFXEIJ) WINS .= j^ld awiually at Tuske-
IN FIHA1.8 1- to detwmios the Jfationd
In the finals pUyed between 125 lb. division... gasketball Champioa*ip for
^mithtield and E. E. Smith of' . ^ks ^S"’^9
Fayetteville (ela«5 “A”) Smith- i. , • demae* of tie United States,
field came out on top by score of .'ij - pia A titlo, three •S*WBth aanual touniaiL'ent
54,45. Brutus Wilson’s boys came ^ ^ ^
from behind in the first quarter ™ TS v^r due fo Thursday,
to take the lead 9, 6. And at the itaniM nf * Saturday, March 27
half they were in front 26, 17. 28 and 20. > I
mi. u ij X.U- , J .u L reoeived on the gridiron last
They held thw 1^ fall. However, Brooks haa been Beoaase of the national char* i
out the third period. In the ^^^^d and this great aotwr of ,1ihe:meet,‘ which draw*
fin^ penod the E. & SmitJi style remark- t4» bsdt t^ems from evei^y aae-,
Basketeem to b^ away, r,boM.mc^t for Joe Locals tion of tile ewmtry^ the ^ng
cuttiug Smithfieid^ mill,sruf5e into action again this tesai ia ,woogni«d a.,Khe Nar
to five points. But Smtthfwld ^ his fourth tlonal Ootored Bsakedball Gham*
caitie back, capitahzi,^ on tte .onsecntire victory. .piona rf.the United Statea
[height and accuracy of “Slim’ | I
Rich lanky iSmithfield center who - - - f • Tbe fiiat 4eam tourtKsment was
has 29 points to his credit for I lAlArAfl lTmV^rQ Will ^
I the game, Smithfieid took a nine| UlVfClQ "“1 of thfe tournament ainof tbs*
point lead and held it until the,^ III ffjlCf ^
fV^ ^un ^oundied .through out HCo a^ lJUu Lvl U entiidBiaatse eoojwratioii Whicb
the gmy. Curry of E. E Smith fllAVAC Tac4 ^ extended to tibe offioialM
was high point with 12 points. wUlUvll vlUVCo 1 vol of >ths tbuitoailient by the Athle*
BEAUFORT WIHB — itac Boarda of the C5oloiwd
IN CLASS “B” NEW YORK (A N P) — A Schoob. Tbe twumament hsa
The “T%ers” from the sea- crowd of 14,114 fpaw roared alid widened in aco^ each, year and
coast got oflf to a faet start howled ai the tennaitioa of the wtnks witii the foremoBt
against Pantego. At itJhe half Baelfceni Golden Qloves ohsnipiion aithletic events of the niatkm.
they led 29, 19. With Parker a®d ship® Wednesday aigtut In wiiieht ‘T a Nstionai Injvitatiooai
Ch'adwiok sharing the Honors, sevra of the eigSit ititlee were Touroainenit was establitbed to
with ten points each and Redgii^ annexed by oolored figbten. The maintsin the cladnat c(E
hawkiuii^ wit seven the seacost other bovt was wn by Let^ter Ootor^ edhools in atWettes; to
boys were able to subdue Ptinte- MioOowaib a baattamweij^ from enable Colared schools) of
go 37, Buffalo. country to meet tn friendly
PEESEDENT SBABROOK 1 Four of the sevvn WlimsW WH|»mipetilti«a f* a Moognitixn
PESENTS SP0iEtT8>> Wweoted tihs Pliilad*l|fcia In^ nstional titlej to ajMinidardlee
HANSHIP AWAJBA) quirer aod tjhensftoss tkail rules uAdM* wihwh thase
Capt. Windley of the Pantego 21 poiwts for the team title t«»»a eeiK^iete, and to ph«s the
team was awarded th« Presidi- N«r Yofk wijih two Wljtter# nun r«|raWioi# on plane. lii
ent’s cup for good sportsmivniiiip 18 p«Dt» and siogla ^ •** year# in whioh 4^ tournh
his teamanaltBs .will share oi rtaitory imoi^ it X8 eAsb^^d ^
honors. Presidenl Peshrook de- The ^amrntagtvalt of (Siiwipioos aimbftiioms ^ of tiie founidwn# ba,we
dared in 4>U pr^nt*tion th«f. for 1041 im» dls^ad on# of fba jortiified. The toomanito
“this award is th# most import" more auaowsful of iUh» 9^i0»nfih •J*© been of msAy beneflrt*
ant of all. For it is fii^e sports mentigi i(i the five 0f ill ^ ^ Oolored sefceals 4 tfce
that we need in our arthletie set existenesL l%«se elhampiMM alodV 'Wj® ©oAlsWs evtabltshisd
up today.” From all ii}di«atione witfi ttiH)able alteralilte» tq \m t»eitwe«« ^a|^e|S fcnd powftss h*rs
the North Carelina Nsgro High aeil6ct«d by Coaoh W*W>, waulted In a fkw fflecdMp
gkjhool Athletifl 4Ms«iaiioii ie will rs|»s«6»t itSNe SlMt a|pkl1Miit sAiods.
setting a pace towsJd that end. the b^ in the Wart to tt»« pnwwiiy wiU be *inld «t 8 |>.
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