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Tex Harrison
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By Robert
? Sports Editor
Central All-American Tex
Harrison no longer performs
basketball wizardry I I
on the basketball court for
~~the^ Harlem Globetrotters^ ~~^k Br^B
but Tex is still trotting the M
globe as an advance publicity
man for the world I L
famous basketball clowns.
Harrison, a member of the
Trotter ^organization since :
1954. was in Winston- jex Harrison
Salem last week to promote
*? the team s upcoming ap- Graham is to evangelism,
pearance in the city on I'm the disciple. I carry the
November 22. "l.'ra to the word .. he_ sav. with a
Globetrotters what Bitty broad smile," the same
Rams Finish Unb
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By Robert Eller conversion put
Sports Editor
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Raleigh-- The WSSU Rams took the field continued to r
Saturday afternoon in Raleigh with only JO: 12 and R
the winless Shaw Bears standing between interception n
them and their second consecutive un- gave WSSU a
beaten regular season. With one eye on to pjay before i
the NCAA Division II poll, which they have ^ minute anc
led for eight straight weeks, and the other Gff the second
on their 22nd straight regular season win, ceptions settir
the Rams scored in almost every way fjgjj goal, and
possible as they humiliated the Bears 72-0 the first play {
in front of a homecoming crowd of more gave
than 5,000. ? rNewsome see
The rout began with less than two at 6:44 of the tl
minutes gone off the clock, when Andrew t0 53.Q a
Sharpe hauled in a Russell Patterson punt minutes later,
at the Bear 48 and raced untouched into Meanwhile tl
the endzones for the score. on way t(
Five minutes later Timmy Newsome a string of 15
scored the first of his three touchdowns on their scoring o
a three yard run for a 14-0 lead after Derek when Elbert '
Brewington's second PAT. Tony Pierce s
A little over two minutes later, after safety with 2\
Shaw's third punt of the quarter, Kermit ter
Blount hit Billy Diggs with a 70-yard The Rams m,
scoring bomb and the conversion made the parade with 3:
score 21-0, with 8:07 still left in the first scored from on
quarter. yar(j drive. .
The Bears did manage to stop the Rams Brewington's
on their next series but with 14:06 left in tries set the fin
the half Arlington Jones, who ran for 178 Coach Bill H
yards on the day, capped an 8 play 63 yard getic after the
drive with a 6-yard run. The first of his thing could hi
three. scores and another Brewington quarter.
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One kind Is championship coUegUte basketball as
practiced [left] by Mark Clark [30] of the WSSU Rams as
they opened their season by drubbing the Yang-Kong
teem from the Republic of Chtauu Another kind Is wheel
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rs 'Disciple'
smile that made him a to be named a national
favorite of fans for more All-American," he added,
than 20 years. As for the changes that
During his 24 years of have come about since he
-association with the chiby joined the Harlequins, HarHarrison
has seen a num- rison says with a laugh,
ber of changes both in the "There have been so many
Trotters and in society, changes; let's see, well, the
"When I was at NCC the days of riding model T's
NBA didn't even look at and covered wagons arc
players from all-black gone, and so are the days of
schools, and as a result the sleepinjg two in a bed in
Trotters got the cream of people's homes."
the crop. We don't ride the bus 3
"The Trotters scouted me -400 miles for a game anywhen
I was in college, but more and, oh yes, a rookie
they really got interested in now makes more than I did
me when I played on an when I was a ten-year
All-American team that, veteran. Today we travel
played against them. At first class and fly any
that time I was the first distance over 200 miles,
player from a t>Tack School "men the 1 rotters were
the proving grounds for
black Tplayers.? The NBA_
^ M _ ? ? watched us and* got their
I tr T CT 1" 1 black players from our
team. Now with the huge
saiouta wt navt ivj wail iui
t the score at 28-0. ,he Pro league to make ,
their choices and then
iegan to flood the game with choose our players, Harit
to little avail as the score rlson added
nount. Jones 31 yard run at Globetrotters may
obert Johnson's five yard have changed over the
:turn for another Ram score years- but their P?P"'aHty
40 point bulge with 9:40 left has continued to grow, The
intermission. team has Played in. 94
1 a half later Johnson picked countries and in more than
of his three first half inter- 150 cities in their 51 years
.g up a 29 yard Brewington of existence. They have
I Newsome's 41 yard run on keen seen by more than 82_
bllowing another Shaw punt million fans around the '
ms 49-10 halftime Ld ^
>red again on a one yard run They nolo the all-time bashird
quarter and Jones ran it ketba" attendance record,
64 yard gallop exactly four set 'n ' ^' when 75,000
watched them play in Berie
Ram defense, which was ,in's Olympic Stadium.
o ending the season with
scoreless quarters, brought Globetrotters will play
utput for the day up to eight jn the Winston-Salem ColiGrinnell,
Albert Redd and seum on November 22 and
aced Tony Nimmons for a some of the chances thev
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08 left in the third quar- have made over the years
will be evident. The rou;rcifully
ended their scoring fines will be basically the
17 left when Randy Bolton same, but Geese Ausbie
e yard out ending a 5 play 56 wiu take over as the clowned
prince from the nowseventh
conversion in ten retired Meadowlark Leal
margin at 72-0. mon. Still, there is no team
ayes was somewhat apolo- that plays the game quite
slaughter. "I knew this i^e the harlem Globeippen
early in the second trotters.
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Basketball Association. The Winston-Salem Smokers,
the local team, won It'i first game of the season. See
itory on page 15.
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