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WSSU star wingman Reggie Gainer
has become the first basketball player
this season to be named as the<
Winston-Salem Chronicle's "Ram of
g the Week" for his play in leading the
Rams to two victories during the last
seven days. The victories upped the"
j: Rams record to 4-0 and kept them
among the nations top small college
: :! basketball teams.
_ :j:: The 6-8 Gaines, called "Cat" because
of his quickness fired in a total of
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teams 79-60 win over Elon, the big
& junior scored 27 points, hitting on 12 of
$ 21 field goal attempts, had eight
All-QAA Tear
HAMPTON* VA.... The Central Intercolleg
Association football coaches met in Hend<
and selected the conference's official footbal
Loacft limy HayesoT Winston-Salem Stat
received the Coach of the Year Award two y<
for his undefeated season and outstandi:
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anilities.
received honorable mention for their
performance during the season.
Honorable Mention
Michael Smith WR Sr. 6'2" 185 Fayei
Tim Hampton TE So. 6*3" 205 "EJize
Jesse Long TE Jr. 6'4'" 210 Livin,
Gary Raiford OT Sr. 6'3" 225 WSS1
Ricky Furline LB Sr, 6'0- 220 Fayel
Cat Gill K Sot~"5'10"-300 J.C.J
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With CIAA champion but . the Pant
Winston Salem State in stole the sho*
Delaware playing in the two touchdowi
NCAA- division n piayons ty In the win.
and MEAC champ South In the early g
Carolina State at home as if the A&1
after failing to get a bid in by?All-Ameri
the division 1-AA playoffs "Pee Wee"
the third annual Gold Bowl have the best
in Richmond, Va. became a Jones put th<
battle of second place front with a ;
teams last Saturday. And goal after a fui
when it ended Virginia y and added i
Uniori, the CIAA runner-up pointerfollowi
had become the first team? cornerback~ C
in that conference to win son's twointei
the bowl game beating But the Pan
MEAC bridesmaid Nortlr hacHHittle-oi
Carolina A&T 21-6. of their own in
The game was expected to divison i-A
be a battle between the Late in the fi:
Virginia Union offense Patterson br
which features super back the Aggie li
Judge Thomas and the ~ Jones punt ar
Aggie mammoth defense out of the ai
VV-S Smokers
By Robert EUer
Sports Editor end of the firs
30-28 at the
The Winston Salem Smo- kn?tted the5 8
kers wheelchair basketball ?n ^arty
team split a doubleheader basket of the
with the Greenville, N.C. r"rd
Steelwheelers Saturday af- ~~ at t e <
ternoon at Sprague Street The score wa
Recreation Center losing 0003510115 l"
the first game 51-49 before minu*es ^e^01
coming back to capture the w|1?e,ers took
second 53-51. wlth less than
remaining.
In the opening game the throws by Cla
Smokers grabbed a 19-6 score and G
lead early in the first quar drove the le;
-ter behind the hot shooting
* ^ ^ court to score
of Elmer Gavton. Otis
Thompson, and Gary
Hooks. The Sttelwheelers,
however, come back to Vwjfc?
close to 23-17 by quarters OH
end. The second quarter
was a defensive battle as
both teams shot coldly and
the half ended with the
Smokers leading 27-19..
The Steelwheelers outscored
the Smokers 14-2 in
the third quarter to build a ,:
35-29 lead and although the
Smokers closed to within
two on several occassions in
the final minutes, they .
never caught up.
Clayton led the Smokers
scoring with 16 points while
Thompson added 14. The
Steelwheelers James Bre- OHST
eze led all scorers with 17 Frjima
points.
In the second game the
Smokers trailed 1*-12 at the I???
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tam ofth
win over St. Augustine's, he hit on a
miraculous 16 of 19 floor shots,
grabbed nine rebounds and dealt out
Reggie Gaines
two assists. His 29 point per game
average leads botht the C1AA and
district 26 scoring races. Earlier this
%C??k he was tabbed as the NA1A
district 26 "basketball player of the
week."
With All-American Carlos Terry gone
7 to the pros, Gaines has now become
the leader of the Rams. He wasted
~ Offense
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Kermit Blount
iate Athletic Judge Thomas
;rson, N.C., Timmy Newsome
I team. James Jackson
ears in a row Charles Stoman
rig coaching Buqiis Travis
Ernesto Youngs
ther players Curtis Lyman
outstanding Leroy Jones
Charles Miles
Defe
Joe Bell
Plummer Bullock
Waddell Moses
Willie Jordan
Baxter^ Harrington
JamesT^igh
tteville St. JJ. Marshall Jones
. City St. U. Willie Grimes
gstone C. Leroy Adams
tfc?rr~ Tony -Thompsn
rteville St. U. Don Rose
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ther defense zones to knot the score 6r
contributing at the half.
is and a safe- Early in the third quarte
the Panthers foced the^Ag
oing it looked gies to try another punt.
T defense led Under another strong rus
ican Dwaine Jones dropped the puni
Board would! picked it up and tried to ru
of it. MIM but fumbled again in th
s Aggies <m? endzones. Union's Eugen
30 yard field Taylor fell on it and Mich
mble recover- ael Crawley's conversio
mother three made the score 13-6.
tng the first of The defense added a safe
ierald?John- ty^before^the Panther_oJ
rceptions. fense added a score t
ither defense make the final 21-6.
rfensive^ show?South Carolina State ha
t store for the won the two previous gs
A Aggies., mes between the two let
rst half Kevin gues in post season comp
oke through tition beating Norfolk Stat
ne, block a in the inaugural contest an
id snatched it stopping the WSSU Ram
r in the end 10-7 last season.
Split Games
;t quarter and to insure the teams secon
half. They win of the season.
ame at 37 all Clayton again paced th
itman's only Smoker attack with 20
game late in points. Thompson contrit
irter and led uted 14, and Hooks, wh
quarters end. did not start, came off th
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a vt^KA uii wur oencn to tally la including
the final ten in the final six minutes,
re the Steel- The Smokers will take o
a 49-47 lead the league leading Carolin
two minutes Tarwheels in another doi
Two free bleheader on Saturday, D<
yton tied the cember 9 at Sprague Cei
ary Hooks ter. The first game begir
ngth of the at 7:00 p.m. witfi the se<
with 47 left ond slated to begin at <
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30 points and grabbing 15 rebounds in
29 minutes of action in the seasons
opener.
1 Things have not always been so rosy
for the outgoing Gaines, however. He
came to WSSU after a high school
career at Hoggard high in Wilmington
where he was suspended during his
junior year, but came back to become ;
the conferences leading scorer in his
final season, while garnering All-Conference
and All-Southeast honors. "1
started six games my sophomore year
at Hoggard and was suspended my
junior year after i failed to run laps
when Y had the flut" he recalls..
Entering WSSU with the last name of
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RB Sr. 6'2'J-.
RB Jr. 6'3"
WR Sr. 6'3"
WR Sr. _6'4"
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OT Sr. 6*2"
OT Sr. 6'2"
OG , Jr. 6'4"
OG Sr. ? 5*T~C
Sr.l 1 5'8"
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DL . Sr. 6*4"
DL Jr. 6*3"
DL Sr. 6'5"
DL Sr. 6'4"
LB Sr. 6'1"
LB Jr. 6'0"
LB . Jr. 6'1"
DB Sr. 6'11
DB Jr.Sr. 6'1"
DB Sr. 6*2"
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the sturdily built 205 pounder, he
came down with tendonitus in both
knees during his freshman year, and
started only one game while playing
behind Terry. Starting every game
last season, he quickly developed into
one of the league's most dangerous
scoring threates and his rebounding
improved as the season progressed.
This season he will be looked to even ijij
more for rebounding help with Terry
gone, and thus far he has responded
well, "fknow I'm going to have ?o go 7
to the boards more with Carlos gone
and I worked hard over the summer to ?
improve my rebounding. 1 want to be '?
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