Page 12 -The Chronicle, Saturday, Fehmary 24,1979
In CIAA Tourney
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Ramettes Win 3rd Place
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The Housing Authority of the City ofWinston-
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The WSSU womens’ bas-
ketbail team rebounded
from an icy cold shooting
night on Friday to drub St.
Augustine’s 87-57 in the
consolation of the CIAA
women’s basketball tour
ney this past weekend in
Elizabeth City.
Freshman Linda Lee
scored 23 points and
grabbed 18 rebounds and
Lauriece Jenkins netted 21
points and 6 assists for the
victors who jumped to a
44-27 halftime lead. The
Ramettes, who also got 13
points and 14 rebounds
from substitute Lora Smith
shot 52 percent from the
floor while their defense
limited the Lady Falcons to
23 baskets on 99 shots from
the field.
The Ramettes, top
seeded in the events, had
not shot well in Thursday
night’s win over St. Paul’s,
making only 34 of 86 shots
for 39.5 percent. In a game
that was not as close as the
score indicated the Ram
ettes pulled away to a 15-4
lead ^nd ran the margin to
61-40 midway of the final 20
minutes. They led 41-28 at
the half. Lee and Jenkins
again were the big guns for
the winners with 21 and 20
points respectively. Lee al
so led all rebounders with
17.
They failed to regain
their shooting touch in Fri
day night’s semifinals, los
ing to eventual champion
Fayetteville State 88-84 in
double overtime.
WSSU went up 37-34 at
the half and built a 12 point '
lead early in the final
period before foul trouble
and cold shooting allowed
the Bronco women to
charge back. Wanda Rob
ertson fouled out with 7
minutes remaining after
hitting 8 of 12 field goals.
The Lady Broncos knotted
the score at 71 all at the end
of regulation and sent the
same into overtime. The
first overtime period ended
with the two teams still tied
at 78. But the Fayetteville
women outscored the Ram
ettes 10-6 in the last five
Your outboard motor,
whether you use it for
fishing or boating plea
sures, should have been
winterized. If it wasn’t you
may be in for some unex- ^
pected troubled hours while
you are on the lakes. Here’s
hoping the foot did not
accumulate too much water
during your last season of
operation, if it did you may
end up with a cracked
housing near the propeller.
If the pistons are frozen,
seem to be stuck that is, it
may be safer to let an
oubtoard motor mechanic
take it from there. He will
have the right lubricants to
do the job of freeing the
pistons.
The inclement weather
will not retard the entry of
Spring. When it does come
around 01’ Mother Nature
will do the rest and you can
depend upon the fish to do
their part. They are sure to
be on the move, and for you
to get your share of some
good fishing you had better
be there. By starting early,
right after the thaw, you
will, no doubt, be on hand
to get some big bass. I have
learned that the biggest
bass are caught between
the last of February and
latter part of April. After
that it is a hit and miss
proposition.
Despite the less than satisfactory showing in the
conference tourney, Edwards is optimistic about his
team’s chances in the District 26 tournament set for
Pembroke College Feb. 22-23. “If we are healthy we
have a good chance. We have never had a wrestler in the
NAIA nationals but we would like to have representation
at West Liberty State.”
Lauriece Jenkins is the
Winston-Salem Chron
icle’s Ram of the Week
for her splendid col
lege career in which
she recently became
the leading scorer in
WSSU women’s bas
ketball history and was
named to both the
All-CIAA and All-
ClAA Tournament
teams.
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wants, but here’s also hoping I won’t have to resort to
the radio to find out how many laps behind one of the
fastest cars on the track is.
Even without the NFL the TV was a good sports log
Sunday, and this writer was overjoyed to see Jim Thorpe
tie for second place in the Tuscon Open golf tourney.
Thorpe, who played college football at Morgan State and
like the other top black golfers played often at the
Winston Lake course here, picked up $18,667. Now,
maybe he can play without the pressure that comes from
wondering when your money will run out, at least for
awhile.
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Robert Moore, coach
of Johnson C. Smith
has been named Coach
Of The Year in the
CIAA for leading a
frosh-studded squad to
several major upsets.
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minute period to record the
win. Five Ramettes scored
in double figures led by
Brenda Winfield with 18.
Lauriece Jenkins and
Brenda Winfield were
named to the All-Tourna
ment team while Jenkins
and freshman Linda Lee
were named All-con
ference.
Lee was left off the
All-tourney team despite
scoring 61 points and get
ting 46 rebounds in the
three games.
The Ramettes began
AIAW division 11 tourna
ment play in impressive
fashion Tuesday night rout
ing UNC-Asheville 88-49 as
Jenkins scored 23 points
and Lee 16. Wanda Robert
son and Lora Smith added
12 each for the winners who
advanced to semifinal ac
tion while improving their
record to 19-8.
Salem will receiye sealed turnkey proposals for the
uevelopment of a fifty (50) unit project until 3:00
o’clock p.m., E.S.T., on March 28,1979. Proposals
shall be based on the preselected site designated as
Urban Renewal Parcel 170A, Project N.C. R-62,
consisting of 6.95 acres, located between 13th and
14th Streets, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The
HUD approved appraised value of the site is
$68,000.00. Proposals submitted on sites other
than the subject preselected site will not be
acceptable.
Proposals shall be presented in acacordance with
Developer’s Packet which may be obtained from
the office of the Housing Authority of the City of
Winston-Salem, 901 Cleveland Avenue, Winston-
Salem, North Carolina 27101.
Proposals, sealed individually, shall be submitted
fn triplicate: one marked “Housing Authority of the
City of Winston-Salem” and two marked “HUD”.
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All developers must be licensed under prevailing
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HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE
crry of winston-salem
By: s/ James K. Haley
Secretary
Winston Salem Chronicle
Fehmary IS and 22, 1979
To prove my point; my
record of big bass caught
during the stated period
was an 8 pounder on March
17, a 9-9 pounder on April
17, and an 11 pounder on
April 20. On those chilly
mornings I suffered with
cold fingers but, the plea
sure was well worth the
discomforts. If you are a
regular bass fisherman you
are aware of these experi
ences. If you have never
fished during the early
season, try it, you are
missing some good fishing
if you don’t. Make a pro
mise to get in more fishing
this coming season, you
will be doing yourself a
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