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-THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, DEC. 25, 1868
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IN MEET AT SMlTH—Execu
tive Committee of National At
sociation of College Deans and
Registrar* met at Johnson C.
Smith University last week to
plan 40th annual meeting In
Rams Hand Eagles First Loss of Cage Season
WINSTON-SALEM The
Winston-Salem State College
Rams, sparked by Earl Monroe,
toppled the North Carolina
College Eagles from the ranks
of the undefeated last week
with a 109-91 victory
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Miami, Florida on March 13-14,
1964.
Seated: Registrar Helen M.
Mayes, Albany State, secretary;
Registrar E. M. Thorpe, Florida
A. and M., president; and Reg-
This defeat ended a five
game winning string for NCC,
all in the Central Intercolle
giate Athletic Association.
Winston-Salem State is now
3-0 in the CIAA and 5-1 for
the season. The game marked
istrar Delia •. Milppa, Arkan
sas AM.AN* member-at-large.
Standing: Dean P. R. Robin
ion, St. Augustine's member-at
large; Dean Inman A. Breaux,
Lanpston, first vice president;
the end of pre-holiday play for
both teams.
Monroe hit IS of 24 shots
from the floor, shooting from
various angles, and made 8 of
11 free throws for 38 points.
He %vas high point man for the
night.
Also in double figures for
the Rams were Joe Cunning
ham with 17 (plus 10 rebound!)
Eugene Smiley, 12, and How
ard (Sonny) Ridgill, 14.
Ted Manning led NCC with
30 points, making 14 of 29
shots from the floor, most of
them long jumpers, and two
of four free throws. Freshman
Lee Davis, 6-7 scored 20
points and led the team with
nine rebounds. Joseph Pridgen
scored 12, and Albert Connor
sank 10.
The Rams got off to a slow
start. The Eagles had taken a
11-3 lead before the Rama
caught fire after the game had
been under way eight minutea.
Monroe started the rally
with an outside jump shot and
Reid tied the score at IHB at
the 11:50 mark.
By halftime Winston-Salem
State led 57-36. The cloaeat
NCC got to the Rams early in
the second half was 16 polnta.
Coach C. E. (Blghouaa)
Gaines took out all of his regu
lars except Monroe with thraa
minutes remaining after the
Rams had moved ahead 102-83.
NCC scored eight straight
points, cutting the lead to 100-
91 as the final whistle sound
ed.
Mays To Be Honored
ST. IXSUIS. Mo. (AP> - San
Francisco Giant outfielder Wil
lie Mays will receive the J. Roy
Stockton Award for outstanding
achievement in baseball Jan. 31
at the annual St. Louis Baseball
Writers' dinner.
The award Is named for a
former sports editor of the St.
Louis Post-Dispatch, who is liv
ing in retirement in Florida.
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HOLD THAT RAMI—LM o«vfe
and Albert Cannar, Horth Car
•Una Callaga playara. attempt
to Mack a ahat of lugana
Smllay of Hia Wliialun lalaw
HogMi 01 J. A. Twttty, John a* it
C. Smith, aealstsnt aocrotary;
Raglatrar I. J. Brantley, Clark,
treasurer; and Reflstrsr P. P.
Worthy, Claflln Co I logo, mom
bor-aMargo.
The Rams shot 57.5 per cent
la tho first half (33 of 40)
while the Eagles hit for only
41.3 per cent (14-34). The
Eagles did better in the second
half, making 50.1 per cent (23
of 41) while the Runs hit 53.8
per cent (21 of 38).
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Sugar Plo DaSanto. The first
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