Winston-Salem Cops Own Relays;
Coach Wilbur Ross’ Winston-
Salem Rams won their Invita
tional Track and Field Relays
here last weekend far the
second straight year as they
earned 70 points for first place
meet honors in a field of eight
participating teams.
North Carolina College's Ea
gles were seclond with 50 points
and the Fayetteville State
Teachers College Broncos, third
with sixteen.
Six meet records were shat
tered during the course of the
afternoon.
The Rams won first place
honors in the two mile run, the
220 yard dash, the 440 yard
dash, the 880 yard relay, and
the high jump.
North Carolina College cap
tured three of the four relay
races.
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Salem’s distance runner, took
the two mile run with ease and
set a new meet record in crash
ing across the finish line in the
time of 9:46.
The Ingles’ Carl Hawthorne
was second and Fayetteville’s
Alex Harrison, third.
Lee Calhoun, NCC’s Oljrm-
pic 110 meter high hurdles
champion, continued to main
tain his supremacy in the high
stick event.
Calhoun won the 120 yard
high hurdles with a time of
14.4 to set a new W-S Relays
record.
Elias Gilbert, the Teachers
College’s ace hurdler and Cal
houn’s number one CIAA rival,
hiid to settle for third place be
hind teammate Edward Wash
ington and Calhoun in the 120’s.
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100 yard dash as NCC Vanee
Robinson flashed into the tape
in 9 and 5 tenths seconds. Wins-
ton-Salem’s Bobby Lewis was
second and NCC’s Robert Dobbs
finished third.
In the 440 yard relay, Robin
son, Dobbs, Calhoun and Louis
Seaton brought home the baton
in 43.1 seconds 'for another
NCC first and a new W-S Relay
record. WSTC and A and T
Ktnised second and tlilrd re
spectively.
John Vassar, James Lane, Hal
Hoore and Robert Pressley,
Eagle quarter-milers, shared
equal honors as they won the
sprint medley relay in 3:47. The
teams of A&T., WSTC, and
Fayetteville State placed 2, 3, 4
In that order.
The Ram’s Bobby Griffin cap
tured the 440 yard dash in 49.3
with Robinson and Vassar of
NCC finishing in second and
third place.
In the mile run, lanky Carl
Hawthorne, 6’6” Philadelphian
and NCC freshman, earned an
other first for Coach L. T. Wal
ker’s harriers by turning in a
winning time of 4:37.1.
The Eagles’ mile relay team
of Vassar, Dobbs, Lane, and
Robinson finished out front of
Winston- Salem’s and A&Ts
runners in 3:19.4.
A leap of 6’7” by Charles
Harrison in’’ the high Jump ad
ded points to the Ram’s total.
NCC’s John Keels was elimi
nated from the high jump event
at the height of 6’4”.
St. Augustine’s Albert Bor
row and Winston-Salem’s Ted
dy Brown tied for second place
in the high jump with leaps of
6’2”.
The Javelin throw was won
by Shaw’s CMarlie^ Goodwin
with a heave of 156’11” and
NCC’s Eddie Hudson, star quar
terback on the Eagles’ grid
squad, placed second.
Carl Harvey of St. Augus
tine’s won the shot put by toss
ing the metal ball a distance of
43 and one-half feet. Louis
Hagler of Shaw placed second
and Tom Johnson of J. C. Smith
earned third place honors.
The Discus throw was won
by Louis Hagler of Shaw Uni
versity with a throw of 128’11”
Other teams in the meet in
order of rank were; Shaw Uni
versity, 15; St. Augustine’s 13;
A&T 10; J. C. Smith, 7.
CIAA teams will compete to
the 63rd Penn Relays at Phila
delphia on April 26 and 27 and
the annual CIAA Champion
ships will be run off in Balti-
Roberts And Holman, Linemen,
Named Eagles Co-Captains For '57
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Francis Roberts, junior cen
ter, and Baxter Hollman, junior
tackle, have been elected co
captains of the North Carolina
College E^agles football team
for 1957.
Roberts, 20 year old Raleigh
(NO honor student, and Holl
man, 21 year old Winston-
Salem standout on the 1956
CIAA three-way championship
club, succeed A1 Montgomery
and Paul 'Woodkrd.
Roberts and Hollman were
stars on the championship ‘53
and ‘54 clubs. Hollman was
voted the fugles best defensive
lineman for *56 play. He re
ceived the Drs. J. M. Hubbard
Trophy for the distinction.
•«
Roberts won the A. T. Spaul
ding Sportsmanship trophy in
1956.
The Eagles’ star center,
Roberts, was captain of the J.
W. Ligon Little Blues grid team
in Raleigh during 1953. Vice
president of Ligon’s senior class,
Roberts was voted by his class
mates as “most versatile in the
senior class.” He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W.
Roberts, 613 S. East St., Ra
leigh.
The Raleigh lad is studying
to prepare for a career in so
cial work.
Hollman’s post office is
Hanes, N. C., but he graduated
from Carver High School in
Winston-Salem where he letter
ed in. football and baseball for
the Carver Yellowjackets. He
hopes,to coach football after
graduation.
The two linemen expect to
lead the Eagles in their 1957
opener on September 21 against
Morris Brown College of At
lanta, Ga., at Durham Athletic
Park at 8 o’clock Saturday
night.
NCC plays Florida A and M
Rattlers at Tallahassee on Sept.
28.
The Eagles play Morgan State
in Durham on Saturday, Oct. 5,
at 8 o’clock in Durham Athletic
Park in the opienihg of CIAA
play for NCC.
Coach Herman Riddick, who
has guided the 'NCC eleven to
three grid crowns in 12 years,
is expected to be at the helm
for the start of 1957 play.
Riddick’s overall record is 60-
32-9.
-more, Maryland on May 10 ana
11.
Walker, Hurt At
NAIA Track
inic In June
CIAA Coaches Eklward P.
Hurt of Morgan State College,
Baltimore, and Leroy T. Wal
ker, Nortis Carolina poUegb,
Durham, will be among consul
tants for a Track Clinic to be
held as part of the NAIA Track
and Field Championships at San
Diego, Calif., June 7 and 8.
Hurt, first of the i^astern Ne
gro coaches to break into big-
time national competition, and
Walker; coach of Olympic Wurd-
ier Lee Calhoun, will, join Oli
ver Jackson of Abilene Chris
tian and other national track
greats at the clinic.
Both CIAA mentors fire ex
pected to enter competitors in
several West Coast meets dur
ing May and June.
CIAA colors are expected to
fly at the Compton Relays on
May 31; at the Stockton Re
lays, June 1, the NAIA Cham
pionships, June 7-8; the NCAA
Championships, June 14-15 at
Austin, Tex., and at the Na
tional AAU in Dayton, Ohio,
June 21-22.
Walker and Hurt are believed
to be the first Negro coaches
named as consultants in a meet
of as much as importance as the
NAIA’s,
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1957 THE CAROLINA TIMES
PAGE FIVE
Bull Netters' Entertain Eagles May 3;
Eagles Sweep Series With St. Aug.
Coach Jim Younge’s North
Carolina College netters, fresh
from a clean sweep in matches
with St. Augustine’s and St.
Paul’s invade the lair of the
Johnson C. Smith University
Golden Bulls on May 3, in Char
lotte.
The Eagles turned back rac-
queteers from the two Episcopal
colleges 6-0, 6-0, in Durham on
April 17.
After their clash with the
Bulls, the NCC team travels to
Richmond, Virginia for the
Cl A A tournament on May 10
and 11.
Playing without tlieir num
ber one ace Joe Alston, who’s
no longer with the netters,
Younge's charges held St. Paul’s
tennistcrs to nine games in the
singles and doubles play.
St. Augustine’s players rack
ed up 24 games in singles and
doubles play, but superior Eagle
firepower captured the matches
for NCC.
Summaries: NCC vs. St. Paul;
Singles: Dorian Parreott (NCC)
defeated Earl Shelton, 6-0, 0-0;
Charles Joyner (NCC) defeated
Robert Meadows, 6-0, 6-0; Na
poleon Horton (NCC) defeated
Lenox Coles, 6-3, 6-1; Prendis
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