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6A -THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1968 Shaw Bears Capture Two CIAA Scraps After Losing Opener RALEIGH —The Shaw Uni versity Bears, managing finally to get on the field Wednesday, j April 17, to compete in base ball, lost their season's opener —a squeaker ,to the Broncos of Fayetteville State College, 10-9. V.This game was played on the home field of the Fayetteville team. However, in the next two days, Thursday and Friday, the Bears won two Central Inter collegiate Athletic Association contests, downing Delaware St. College, 6-4, and Howard Uni versity, 7-5. Both of these con tests were staged on the Bears' home grounds, Chavis Park. The Fayetteville State en counter was a game of errors. Shaw committed four, while the Broncos were guilty of three. The Bears' final error came on the last play of the game, when Cox tripled to deep right for Fayetteville, and on the ensuing play into home plate, the catch er dropped the ball in a colli sion with the runner. This run gave the Broncos their tenth run and proved the decisive one of the game. Shaw had jumped out to a 6-0 lead until the latter half ; of the sixth inning on home" runs by Tom Morton and Bill Jones. The Broncos took the lead. 7-6 In the seventh frame, added another run, and with, two on base in the _____ VOTE FOR JfIHED. CLEMENTS ]» Commissioner THE WORKING T| I! MAN'S FRIEND DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MAY 4 A - *& ' Starts with "C" ... ends with "E" ... refreshing beverage. Coke! Coca-Cola —cold, crisp, bright lively lift (never too sweet)... refreshes best. things gO better,! Cok!B^^ nut «IHi Bottled under the authority of The Coca Cola Company by: DURHAM COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. top of the eighth, Morton hit his second three-run homer of the day to give Shaw a 9-8 lead. However,' the opposition got an other run in the bottom of that inning to tie the game. Relief pitcher, Robert Garrison, was charged with Shaw's loss. In the Delaware State game, Jim (Goofy) White on the mound, the Hornets of Delaware failed to execute an efffective sting against Shaw's Bears In the game with Howard, Shaw erupted for three runs in the eighth Inning. Bob Long walker for the victors and Bill Jones singled to open the inn ing. Thomas Morton then singl ed to score Long. Jones came home on Bill Brown's sacrifice fly, and Morton came across on a wild pitch attributed to Howard's Bisons. NBA COACHES SELECT ALL ROOKIE TEAM NEW YORK—Only one rookie, Earl Monroe of the Baltimore Bullets, received the maximum number of votes, 12. in the an nual National Basketball Asso ciation Coaches poll for the Association's All-Rookie Team, released last Tuesday. Bob Rule of the Seattle Su perSonics and Walt Frarier of Hl^l s DBC STUDENTS TAPPED FO« HONOR SOCIETY Newly elected mem bers Delta Beta Chi Honor Society^argshown as they light their light" during installation services recently at DBC. Lighting her candle is Miss Brenda Wilson, Charlotte, followed by Misses Jac queline Allen, Eastville, Va.; Sarah Christmas, Henderson; Janice Harvey, Lynchburg, Va.: and Norma Dawson, Sharps the New York Knickerbockers and A 1 Tucker of Seattle, were runner-ups to Monroe in the voting with 11 votes apiece. The other rookies named to the team were: Phil Jackson of New York and A 1 Turner of Seattle each of whom polled 8 votes. The other rookies who fe ceived more than one vote from the Coaches were: Clem Haskins of Chicago, Ed Man ning of Baltimore, Mel Graham of Boston and Jim Walker of Detroit, with two votes each. During the 1967-68 season 37 rookies performed for the 12 teams in the NBA. 12 Earl Monroe, Baltimore 11 Bob Rule, Seattle 11 Walt Frazier, New York 11 A 1 Tucker, Seattle 8 Phil Jackson, New York 8 A 1 Turner, Seattle Honorable Mrttloo 2 Clem Haskins, Chicago 2 Ed Manning, Baltimore 2 Mel Graham, Boston 2 Jim Walker, Detroit &*** burg. 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"Skeepie" SCARBOROUGH, 111 For COUNTY COMMISSIONER A MAN FOR PROGRESS Goals v • Improved hospital care • Encourage extension of water-sewer facilities • Improved and expanded library facilities • A positive city-county human relations program • Better recreational facilities "'" . „ • Better finTtfryy law enforcement protection * • Encourgemeiu of industries to move into area • More job opportunities DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1968 Tuesday, April 23, at Raleigh Memorial Auditorium, from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. The fabulous recording stars, THE ESQUTRES, and their combo will provide music, both' for dancing and entertain ment. Proceeds from the affair will be awarded to the UN(3\ of which Shaw 1s a participating member. Hie Ball is being held in honor of the Congress for the Unity of Black Students, which is initially convening on Shaw's campus April 20-24.
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