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DURHAM, N. C.
SATURbAV, J. mi
NCC DOWNS A4T, 6-0, T9 TAKE CjAA CROWN
East - West High School Grid Stars Play Here Saturday, Dec. 7
F^lrst Quarter Touchdown, Punting
Enough tor Fagles to Take Trophy
pREENSROnO — The Niirlh
Cs^oUna CoUcj'',' Hm-’lc.s dcfpaJed
th^ A. and T. C'dIIo'.^o AKyics,
fl-0^ In tho anniinl Carolina Clas-
sIq hcrg on Thanksiivinii; Oay. |
fojiako the CIAA rtiumpo>'ship.
yhe Eagles soorod one louch- *
dbwn early jn llip first |H>riod j
apd made it stand up for tho ■
re^t of the ba'I Kamo In-hind a 1
rUgfed defense and Ihp fin“ kirk
Ing o| BiHic' Shropsliirc. a frf .h'.
ipqn standoiit. I
With the vintorv and Itv' TIAA
titte went to North ranilirta Col
Iflfe, also, permarcnf noscssidn
of.the giant BuII-Ka^'k‘ Trophy,
having won throo-ffanif"? out of
the past fotir year s'-rics and Ihr
annual K?epsakr Trophy, both
given by thi' Grci-nsboro and
Durham hottl('r! of rrica-rola.
flTve Agfjif'S >i!t prrfornT'd tho
Kagles? in about pvorvthing ex
cept tho scon'bonnl. They led in
tifst downs, 13 4. i n ni'ihing
yirdago, 136-yards to 35 and in
t(Sal yardaKo.”^ 2I!1 to Ififi. Th?
Eagles outKainred through (he aiy
by ini-yards to 13-yards.
^Shropshire’s kicking kept the
ASKies deep in their own terrlto
rv for mo.‘«t of the fame. Ac
averaged 40.4 yd), in eigh kicks
one KoinR for 51-yariia In the
air.
North CaroUna College scorcd
at 8:49 in th« first period as
Anron Martin passed to Robert
Evans, 24-yardfs. On the previous
nlay Martin had hit Robert Cur-
rington with a pass good for 56-
yards, The kick attempt failed
But that onp score was good
erough to decide the CIAA
champs in the torrid flage rac«,
C»^nell Gordon. A. and T,
quarterback, and Currington,
halfl>ark were sclectod as most
valuable players by the oppos
ing coaches,
A holiday crowd of slightly
less than 10,000 witne,ssod the
"ortost played beneath threaten
ing skies, A light drizzle fell in
the final period.
irginia State Opens Basketball
ason with Two All-Conference
iectees From last Year's Squad
PETERSnunr., Va. — Two , fi-
8 All-Confprpnoo !i‘lpct-^('s f;-nm
1) it year, five othrr senior v 'tp ,
ri n players, and ei':ht n'-wconxvsj
c morise the ciirrent \’a StatP'
C ilege haskfthall ,sf|iiad, I
The casual obsprvpr would thinli
tl #t first-year coach PSitl Oo'twi" |
y Mid have plentv nf proM'-m>
w tb more neophy*PS than c\ mri
e red plavprs on hnn'l, h'lt E nir,
E Ofk and Frank Stephens, Trny |
T ojnn’s Twin Trrror,s cotiincn |
s: te for this ovprhalancf. i
Brock and St ■nhcn'; afc rp'T’ini '
e I as two of tlif arc;]',': primr pro
f Rsional prosppci.s Ejiili slan'l'
B inches and -APirhs in at npail.v
a 0 pounds. NciliU'r owns a ffhu
li ILS Rcorin" rpcnrtl h(’Pims'.> rlnr
i! S the past three sc.isons the
\ ?C teams .co;ichcl by the liilp
S lellOn MattUrws. were so well-
h lancedytliat there was no pl.iyei
V 30 scnred mm • lha’> 14 point.s
p T gam" oven lhii',i''h the War
r nrs won :in and lo>it 15 in th-
two vpar poriol.
Much will be written and .said
about Crock, a defensive scnius
who.sp scoring touch is srcatly im
nroved over last year, and Steph
'"’s, a» smooth-working jump
shootin? gazelle 'Aho led the team
I in ri hounding in '03,
Cnacli Godwin, a former VSC co-
pap'ain and llarleni Globetrotter
I ‘Mok (ivpr the foruntes of the VSC
Iragers aftpr Matthews’ untlm"lv
|dpath last summre. Seniors Leroy
iF.llis (0-0. a gootl inside or out
I -'de "swing man", and Charles
Turner (.'>■11), who will probably
{come through during his final
I campaign, are on hand, alon^
iwith juniors Charles Bethel (6-1)
■and Bill Scott (5-9), who have lit
jtk* experience, liul plenty oi
knowhow,
I Otis W((0(ls (B-0>i, who impress
ed (luring his freshman season
I cduhl develop into a floor genera
and (ine outside shooter.
! " ('oMtinuod on page 6U
Im/totled
CANADIAN WHISKY
ORTED
MacNA^GHW
FULL
PRODUCT OF CANADA
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North Carolina College Eagles
CIAA CHAMPIONS — These
surround the n>askiye Bull-l^agle ‘
trophy they earned for keep*
after defeating the A. and T.
lese Aggies 6-0 for the ClAA
championship on Thanksgiving
Day.
The three-foot trophy was
Greensboro Coca Cole bottlinc;
donated by the Durham and
companies in 1960 to promoit
* Troians to Play
In Georgia Cage
Tourney Dec. 5-7 j
PETERSBUnC — Vir'4inl’> ftat
College will make it.^ s'^'^nd cun-1
secutive appearancp 'n Atlants’s
annual Gporpia Invl ■ tional Tour'l
nament. .Pec. *-7 1" the More i
house College Gym, I
The Trojans of Vtrginia StaiC i
will be pitted against thp Clark 1
College Panthers nf Atlanta, in the |
■^ifst round and second g»mp ol |
the tournam^’nt, which will be
oUyed at 5:30 i»,m„ Thur.sday. Re |
cember 5.
Other pairi.iffs have .lackson
St.itc and Miles openin" at 4 p.m..
Win.ston-Salem and Fisk, R p.m ;
and Nebraska SUate and Prairir
View at 0:30 p.m.
C»
The Trojans, runnors-up in tho
big (fvent nf last sea.son. will tak‘
With them Frank Stephens, senioi
co-captain who last sea.'.on waf
selected to the AII-fllT Team. Stp \
nh^ns stands fi'R”, moves apIi !
shooti well, from outside, and 1
lumps equally as well. Stephen.' i
was also an All CIAA selection
last sca,son, i.
The other half of the Tro.ian
I vital pu.'chin" combination is Er
! nie Rrock, also a fi’fl" qiant who
jlnatle thF ATTCmeam rtnrs
: many Ihincs well.’ nru'k como‘
1 out nf nowhere to block opnon
I pnts’ shots, and shoots with amaz
I ing accuracy from around the key
P'-oek like Steihens. was an All
The Sports Scope
By H. T. PETTIFOnD
Coach Carl Easterling will
have a better idea of the abili
ties of his 1963-64 edition of
Hornet cagers after putting them
on display in an entra^squad
“Blue and White” game In the
Hornets nest last Tuesday evea-
The stinging hosts to Little
Rivers Busy Beavers, Dec. 6.
were intrpducad tp (h« public
for the i()ltial' time at the Col
lege PIaz« Bowling center and
presented ia fikni|ida^ picture
of over all stret^th only in
height but ip size as well.
During coach lUisterling's
reign at the helm of the Hillside
Quintets, several records have
been established and broken to
set new one*. After 28 years of
athletic coaching experience in
football and basketball, the Hor
net mentor qualifies as one of
the elite in secondary athletic
circles. A strict disciplinarian,
his philosophy includes, among
other things, a belief in sports
manship and repeated drills on
' Continued on page 68
Hillside High School Places Five
Seniors on East-West Grid Squad
Hillside's once defeated Hornetf
placed five of its senior gridder
on the Ea.stern Shrine Bowl Team
seheduled to oppose a similar elev;
en from the Western Schools in
Durham County Memorial Stad
ium December 7,
The annual classic is a benefi
?ame sponsored by the Shrinei
Organizations throughout the state.
Th* outstandin" schnolhov grid |
talent is carefully screened lur
in? the season and brought to
Sether by coaches of the tw
teams. Senior mcnh'Ts nf team?
Participating in football in th'
North Carolina High School Ath
letic Conference are given an op
portunity to display their abilitie j
I at the. close of he pieskin seasor j
before baskeball claims the ma |
I Jority of the public’s attention. ]
I Leadin.g the Hillside selections
were the hslfbsck duo of co-can ]
j tain Joseph McGill, who compiled ,
I 1,110 yards rushing during the
j past season, and Thurman Jones,
I '«ho had 915 yards to hia credit
\With an 8-1-0 season tucked away
only the loss to .Llson High’s l.it
tie niues foiled Hillside’s bid for
Eastern and Stile tUles.
'^In addition to McGIH aiMl Jmm,
three outstanding liamea tram
the Hornet's formidable farwvd
wall were also accorded the
or. Captain and tackjf Jan 9ta»
back, guard William Bibby aM
ccnter Charles Johnson round atit
the selections.
The East eleven will ,|»e m«»
•ored by P, W, Moore’s ^.Wittei
Hunter. ,lr. and W. D.
of Chapel Hill’s U«coln
School. Piloting his Lion* ta
runner-up position in the NCHSAt
playoff in 1962 and repeating
with a winning season again thi*
vear, coach Hunter, I aaOve at
Durham is a former Hornet and
and T. College standout grid
drr. Coach Pcerman’s Lincolf
eleven took runner-up honors o
the triple A division this na.st
season after posting at clean slate
(10-0-0) during the season. Peer
man played collegiately at Dur
i ham’s North Carolina .College.
good sportsmanship between the
schools in the arch rivalry. The
Eagles, who had Iwo legs on the
trophy before Thursday's game,
gitinif inrnranent, - possession
wh«n they defeated A. and T.
for the third lime in four years.
- Ending the season with an 8-1
record, they von forCoach Her
man H. Riddick his second CIAA
crown in three years.
Saint Augustine's Falcons Down Shaw Bears In
Annual Turkey Day Grid Classic at Chavis Park
Conferenc? selection last season.
RALEIGH — The Saint Augu
stine’s College Falcons downed
the Shaw University Bears by
a^ore of 28-8 In the Saint A«
gustine's — Shaw annual Tur
key Day Classic at Chavis Park
The Falcons received the open
ing kick on their 20 yard line
and marched 88 yars on fhe
grown where Sinclair King
Quarterback for tt;* Falcons,
went over on a sneak: King pass
ed to End Edward Cbester for
the extra points.
Saint Augustine’s second score
came when the Sha^ Bears fum
bled the ball on their 10 yard
line and the Faloons recovered
Bennie Mack, Fullback for the
Falcons, went 7 yards All guard
on a hand off from Quarterback
King to reach paydirt. Quarter
back Floy ChisnA passed to End
Edward Chester for the extra
point*.
With the almost perfect pass
ing of Pete Waiters, Quarter-
'back for th« Bears, they threat
ened to score several times dur
ing the first half but lacked suf
ficient punch to score,
[ In the third period, the Fal-
I cons drove 84 yards where Klrrg
completed his 32 yard pass to
End Edward Chester for the
score, T'hg extra point attempt
failed. —
I The Bears score came in the
Uhlrd period on an 18 yard pass
! from Quarterback Pete Waiter*
I of Sliaw University to End Theo
dore Power who rushed into the
end zone. Waiter’s pass to End
Robert Tinnin racked up tiie
Bears two extra poiats.
In the closing minutes of tb#
fourth period. End Mattliewis Tlih
er intercepted a blocked passed
an ran 17 yards for the Falcons
final score. The extra point at
tempt was no good.
Four Tan Gridders Named to Look
Magazine 1963 All-America Team
NEW YORK ^ Four Negro
football players — Michigan
I State’s Sherman Lewis, Iowa
[State’s Tom Vaughn, Minnestoa’s
I C*rl Eller and Nebraska’s Bob
Brown — have been named to
I the 1963 Look Magazine All
America team.
The 22-man All America squad,
picked by the Football Writers
Association, ^was announced to
day in Look Magazine.
Lewis, '‘U>e nation's most ta
lented all-around halfback, waf
a" 154-pound, 5-feet-0 hydrogen
bomb, declared Look. “From
scrimmage, with a pass, or re
turning a kick. Sherman was a
constant game-breakefi and
as tough when the Spartans
needed short yardage on vital
third downs."
Vaughn, a fullback, Is “one
of those performers o I d-timer«
will appreciate because he c^n
go 50 minutes.” the magaztn*
said, "Although a marked man
opponents like to key both line
backers on him — Vaughn ruatw
es with the nation’s beat ar«)
combines such speed with h i ■
Continued or page 6B
NCC'S CURRINGTON ON THE i Player" award in t h e annual
MOVE—Robert Currington (80), ThaiiM9iving Day Classic-' be-
fleet North Carolina College I tweed NCC and the A. and T,
Collage halfback, showv some oi ^ Colleg^ Aggies,
the speed and form which earn-1 NCC won S*0 and clinched the
ed for him the "Most Valuable CIAA championship.
Currington, a mainitay in the
Eagles' offense, was th« team's
highest scorer, tallying 54 points
during the season and setting a
new NCC scoring record for an
individual.
Aggie Swimmers
Scheduled For
Nine-Dual Meets
i
GliEENSP.ORO—The A. i.nd T '
College tank team v iil particioatt
in nlnr-dnnl swim . teet.i m ihe
season j^ch opens this month.
The Tiome schedule, all .set foi
the Charles Moore Gymnasium
lists: Tuskegee InstitMte. Novem
ber 30. 2:00 PM; '^'oraan State
f’cll.ege, January 18. 2:00 PM..
Ilc'vard University. .January 2ft.
1.00 P M ; Hai.'.pton Institute. Feii-
ruaiy 3, 7 L,0 P M., and Johnson
Smith Univer.sity Februarv V.
7:00 P M.
The road schedule includes:
Hampton Institute, December 14;
.lohnson C. Smith University, De
cember 16; Howard University,
January 10, and Morgan State Col
lege, January 18.
The team will also participate
in the CIAA S'«imming Champion
ships to be held in WashingtuD,
D. C.,,February 20 22,
Forrist Willis is head «wlmin>ng
coach for the Aggies,
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