I feyt Mr ' ^-Tm* v^i^jj||^k tHBrc 9P^HMH^^ pick up another original r\llAfTA ttt*i JLPt 1 ?mnmNiinwnitmHinHHinm?mm?nmwni States Football League, several top college football coaches gathered in the nation's capital to lobby for a bill that would prohibit players from leaving college early. Among those testifying for the bill were Penn State Coach Joe Paterno and Michigan Coach Bo Schemblecher. They told a Senate committee that chaos would develop if players were allowed to sign with pro football teams before their Ilege Sports wwffmtwwHffltmmtiMHwnwinnHwiiiiiHumti the black kids there. If I knew what the reason was, I'd bottle it and sell it to other coaches." McGuire made his comments at the recent MidEastern Athletic Conference basketball tournar nt. He represented Miller Brewing Co. at a tournai ment breakfast. ool All-Stai and five assists a game as a jnt from the field and 81 perne. od guards in the state this ich, "and I'm convinced that any of them. He was playing i this year, but he is definitely je guard.'* North Forsyth was one of the * . IflH SkM^^ ^^^^'.v*' a/mt wx'^^saj w? 'j^lT ^BPV' vHIBK ? .vx-SWp4*- " . forth Carolina Tarheels ilty in last week's NCAA Ice on Ohio State In the inlels). e' Fisher Rapala. It is a handmade Finnish depending upon the retrieve The price was right on a J< added one to my tackle box I was certainly suprised ! fishing tackle plus discounts There were jigs of all son would need for the early era While there, you may get y test line you desire. If you are bavins fun crai or spinning outfit, you have i tit you get inte it-with an-trii with 4 or 6 test line. If they a and bargain will be found at In the meantime, don't "change in the weather; just b when the sun comes through iiiniiimmtimm?wwwminiminimwi efs From Page 14 college careers were finished. However, officials of the NCAA testified that it could not support the bill, l? C A it minkt >M i/vvuujv uugui aiauu in the way of a player who stood to gain by coming out of college early. Others testifying against the proposal included Ed Garvey, president of the National Football League Player's Association. WASHINGTON - The United States Football League has adopted a hard 2 f From Page 14 Black Quarterbacks Abound In USFL In its first year of existence, the United States Football League is coming close to playing more black quarterbacks than the National Football League has in its entire history. The Boston Breakers' starting quarterback is John Team ??? city's smallest centers, but senior from averaging 16 p game this season. "We had to play him out Coach Olon Shuler. "He is i did an outstanding job for u Other players who turned Reid of Reynolds and Chuck East Forsyth. Ask Barry Dorsett By BARRY COOPER Syndicated Columnist Q. A friend of mine sayi make as much off the. field such, as they do on. Is this t Atlanta. A. Your friend may be ri knowing for certain, unless \ D's IRS reports. However, C $330,000 a year with the C< commands $1,500 for a one$73,000 for endorsement ol good bet that Dorsett mak< dollars a year. ? ? - ? *~an you ten me what J ' will be in the United States Thomas, The Virgin Islands A. There are no set minin say some players were signe year, while Craig James o reportedly signed a four-ye season. Q. I wonder why you don't those beer commercials. H Anderson, Spartanburg, S.C A. The deal is that current to make beer commercials f Communications Commissio young people are influenced that if those athletes are sti young folks might go out an Q. Can you tell me wh movies any more? ? Mary man i lure that floats and dives, ohnson's silver minnow, so I to see so many bargains in ts and colors, just what one ppie and white bass fishing, our reels rewound with any >pie fishing with a tane pole' not experienced anything unira light rod and reel wound A ??/># n/\1/4 Alt* it. iivii suiu um, yuui ucsi oci t JiLeKe. be discouraged about this e prepared to wet those lines i. f niiiiiiiiiinminmiMiiiiimiwiiiiniHHTi? line against drug abuse among its players. The new league says it will not tolerate drug abuse, but at the same time announced that a special counseling program, called Project Sports, would be established to help players deal with potential problems. The program is said to be the first of its kind in pro sports. A USFL official said Project Sports is designed to "stop a problem before it happens." d Walton, an Elizabeth City State graduate and former head coach. The Birmingham Stallions start Reggie Collier of Southern | Mississippi. Also, Joe' Gilliam, formerly of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Tennessee State, was granted a tryout recently with the Washington Federals. Page 14 it didn't stop the talented oints and nine rebounds a of position," says Reynolds i true small forward, but he s this season.*' in good seasons were Mike, ; Willard and Greg Scales of MakesBi r players like Tony Dorsett through endorsements and rue? ? Michael Hendersonf ght, but there is no way of you can gain access to Tony torsett is said to make about Dwboys. He also reportedly i * nour auiograpn session and ' a national product. It's a ? more than half-a-million fhe highest and lowest salary 1 Football League? ? Mary r '9 * : ? turns or maximums. Reports d for as little as $12,000 per f the Washington Federals ar deal worth $500,000 per see more current athletes in that's the deal? ? Barry I *. * :?_ I pro athletes are not allowed or television by the Federal m. The FCC figures ? lot oT by present-day athletes, and town on TV guzzling beer, id do the same. y Jim Brown isn't making Singleton, Detroit. I DEADLINE I FOR ALL I COMMUNITY I NEWS? I MONDAY |5:30 P.M. |?E More Are i April Be prep< exciting h full of feati COVERAGE Of THE NCAA ?? TOURNAMEN" I PLAY A LOOK BACH MEAC TOURN ... A A FURTHER L ' AT PROPOSIT A I NAME ADDRESS STATE 8 ISSUES 0 Tha Chronicle, Thursday, March 24, 19S3-Pao? 15 Anwtiian farces ig Bucks On Side + A. The same reason few other black actors and acWe'll Help. tresses are working ? racism. Hollywood isn't doling out VIA11 VZ^?/) many parts to blacks. However, Brown has a starring role YY 111 jftJU*. in "One Down* Three To Go," a movie produced by wm * *?*< w?c* o< t*.? >?,a.??, _ cLJ 4 T?* AO?*n.*ft? Coynes Fred Williamson. Q. Do you think Sugar Ray Leonard will stay retired? pBBBBB9SSSH| ? Ned Smith, New York. If H A. Yes, I think so. The next year or so will tell the I I story,/however. 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