Winston-SalemJ
Fayetteville Stat
Norfolk State. .
Hampton
Elizabeth City. .
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No less than five terms
are still in the race for the
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CIAA championship and
possible the Gold Bowl.
North Carolina Central is in
the driver's seat with no
conference defeats. Making
it tight with only one loss
are Winston-Salem State,
Virginia Union, Elizabeth
City State and Johnson C.
?Smithr"
Winston-Salem State and
Virginia Union are very use
to this ratified air, but the
' others are complete strangers.
All three strangers,
Elizabeth City State, Johnson
C. Smith and North
Carolina Central turned in
impressive wins this weekend.
r?i! a. a? i ? .
cmzaoetn ^ity Matee nas a
solid win with the 310
shutout of the St. Paul's
Tigers. The Tigers shutdown
the Viking great running
back, Gary SpiveySneed's
running, but he
gained 98 yards on passes
,k and scored one touchdown
via the air and on the
ground.
North Carolina Central
knocked off the University
of DC 29 to 14. This
counted as a conference
game so with two conference
games left they need
at least one win to cinch a
? tie for the_championship.~
The Vikings of Elizabeth
City have no intention of
being the victim. Their plan
is to win the rest to give
them a share of the crown.
So the stage is sat for the
show-down in Durham next
Saturday when the Eagles
host the Vikings. The
running backs in Rosco
Burnette and Michael
worthy. I hey have a combined
rushing total of well
over 1000 yards. The CIA A
defensive lineman of the
week, defensive tackle.
Terry Brown, will be working
against the Viking ofPabst
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State. 21
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fensive line led by C1AA
offensive player of the week
Stanley Whithurst, the
superb center.
Norlfolk state invaded
Hampton's campus last
Saturday and ran around
and over their mates 37 to
14. The Spartans looked
like a new ball club with the
CTAA-offensive player of
the week, freshman quarterback,
Raynard Revels,
leading the way with 229
passing yards to include
three touchdowns while
rushing for another. Te
Spartans had a total offense
of 474 yards, a new high.
Coach Dick Price is the
CIAA coach of the week for
bringing his team back to
win impressively after
three tough losses. Aiding
him was the CIAA rookie of f
the week, running back, <
Orlando Goodhogs. He had
another 100 yard afternoon
in 17 carries.
Next week the Spartans
play host to Virginia Union
to test the Panthers on their
homecoming. Last Satur
aay tire Panthers wrecked
Bowie State 41 to 0 with
high scoring running back,
Harry Mitchell, running for
two touchdowns. The Spartans
defense will have their
hands full trying to stop the
"Union high powered Wing
T. The Panthers have a
stingy defense which leads <
to conference. The Spartan i
offense is their strength.
The Panthers will be tested.
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St. Paul's Tigers could not i
get started while taking a 1
licking from Elizabeth 1
City?s Vikings. They?play?1
host to the Bowie State s
Bulldogs, who are looking 1
for their first conference 1
win. The Bulldogs could do
little right against Virginia ]
Union Saturday and are in I
hopes of posting their first i
win in Lawrenceville. St. I
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WSSU running back Arrington "AJ" Jones gains yards in last week's homecoming
tame. Jones, who has had an outstanding career at WSSU will play the last home game
if his collegiate career Saturday night against Central State.
At_ A&T
Coit Leads Defense
In recent years Rocky had so much success this good about the way I've
Mount Senior High School season has been the fact been playing."
has produced some of the that we've all been together
biggest names on the colle- for two years and UHMHHiHI^H
giate scene. p^??wwpw?^
Phil Ford, Olypian Buck H | j j. I Jl
Williams, and University of jBHBfe^ H yA
Maryland - receiver Mike- _M B - m 8
Lewis,"all attended the
eastern North Carolina
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prepster, he has certainly L am W B Ilfl
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sing coaches and players In Coit
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Conference. some of us longer." said I
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year ago, Coit has returned "We understand the con- B ! I
to lead the Aggie defense, cept of our defense but I
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Milwaukee, High, was recruited by B
Wisconsin...Jeff May, an Carolina, East Carolina, B
employee at the Pabst North Carolina Central, as B [
Brewing Company, will well as A&T his senior B
compete in The second an- year. ~ s ? "V
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finals, October 24-25, at the cause he felt comfortable
Ponliac Silverdome, in with the coaching staff and I ^n^Tcart yc
Pontiac, Michigan. felt he could help the H deoending on how fast you c
May is employed at program. B and trip length Actu^mgh*
3 , t* , less than the estimated h,ghi
Pabst's Milwaukee brewery He became a starter the
in the production depart- third game in his freshman B PRICES STi
ment. He advanced to the season. An injury in the B ^
national finals by virtue of first game of the 1978 B > / ^9 ^3
a victory in the season sidelined him for B
tournament's Wisconsin the remainder of the camstate
competition held in paign.'
Milwaukee, September "Until that point I had H
12-13, in which over 50 men never been seriously in- H
entered. May, who stands jured, and I had a lot of H MWlLMM
6'2" and weighs 225 time to think, Coit said. "I I
pounds, went undefeated in worked hard on the weights
seven bouts. and conditioning to get
A graduate from Morgan back in shape. I also stuState
University, May once died more and became H
trained at the camp of more serious about my H ^jfr
Muhammad Ali, in Deer studies."
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he was a member of the Na- quicker than ever before,
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Delaware State 0 Jackson ,
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N.C. Central 29
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Rams Play
Home Gam
The WSSU Rams will known to hold back when
bring their home season to ?* another victory is in sight,
an end Saturday night. Also, after losing the first
October 25, when the Cen- - three games of the season,
tral State Marauders from the staff and squad pledged
Wilberforce, Ohio, come to themselves to win the reBowman
Gray Stadium ho- maining seven games on
ping to avenge last year's the schedule. ?
defeat on their own home It is very realistic to
grounds. believe that the goal will be
The visitors will arrive achieved. Only the die-hard
with a not too impressive fans believed that the Rams
record, which includes a tie would have a winning seawith
Elizabeth City State, son after the disappointing
the only common opponent loss to N.C. Central. It was
on the teams' schedules, possibly the poorest played
The Marauders apparently game since Hayes took over
are improving, as evi- in 1976. They have since
denced in last week's 27 to won four straight and in15
win over Kentucky State, tend to make it five SaturBased
upon the records of day night,
both teams, Bill Hayes' The Rams have not been
squad will have to be the lucky but have played imestablished
favorites in this proved football, defensively
non-conference contest. and offensively, during the
Althouoh the Rams are winnino ?trenW The rfouo.
chiefly concerned with the lopment, of this squad of
CIAA title, they will not be inexperienced and freshcaught
napping this Satur- man-dominated players has
day. Bill Hayes and his men surpassed the beliefs of
love to win, no matter who most of their ardent supthe
victim might be, and porters,
they have never been The upset wins over Union
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and Norfolk State provided
the catalyst which set the
team .on fire, and the
homecoming crowd of nearly
15,000 fans at last week's
game against Fayetteville
saw the Rams' defense at
-its best. The Broncos are a ??
very good defensive team
and kept the outcome of the
game unsure until a desperate
pass was intercepted
by the Rams, leading to the
third and final score with 46
seconds remaining. The
Rams did not score until
late in the First quarter and
were unable to do anything
again with the tough Broncos
qjifil the first minute of
the fourth quarter.
The game was indeed a
battle between two strong
and defensive units.
Saturday's game will be
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Bowman Gray Stadium for
six Ram seniors: Arrington
Jones, the team's leading
running back; Rodney Taylor,
the co-captain and
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