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Page B4-The Chronicle, Thursda
Baseball Playoffs
Ashbroc
By DAVID BULLA
Chronicle Sports Editor
Coach Ron Jessup was accustom*
East Forsyth baseball team rallyin
late innings.
More often than not, those rallii
wins in Jessup's most successful s<
the Eagles' coach. But a seventh-inr
fell a run short last Tuesday night ar
season ended with a 4*3 loss to <
Ashbrook in the semifinals of the N
4-A playoffs.
The Eagles, who posted a 19-3-1
stranded 11 base runners, leaving t
loaded three times.
"We had opportunities to win .
Jessup, in his ninth year as the Ea:
"1 really thought we might score in
and fourth innings when we had t
loaded and the middle of the order
College Noteboo
ME AC bai
Mid-Eastern ~ Athletic Conference
Commissioner Ken Free
has announced that the conference
will play its post-season
basketball tournament at
Philadelphia's Palestra again
next year.
Free made the announcement
at the MEAC meeting two weeks
ago in Daytona Beach, Fla.
The MEAC also decided to
inukc women s lennis a
confcrcncc-sanctioned sport. The
conference already sponsored
five other women's sports, including
indoor and outdoor
track, basketball, cross country
and volleyball.
Division II Track
The St. Augustine's men took
third and the Falcon women were
fourth in the NCAA Division II
outdoor track and field meet at
California State Los Angeles
May 2$
Abilene Christian swept to
both championships, extending
its hold on the men's title to four
years and ending Cal Poly San
Luis Obispo's three-year
dominance of the women's competition.
Falcon hurdler Patricia Davis
finished second in the 100-meter
lows. She was sixth in the
100-meter dash.
The Hampton University men
finished eighth and the Alabama
A&M women finished third.
SWAC All-Sports Honors
The Prairie View A&M men
and the Southern women captured
the Southwestern Athletic
Conference's C.D. Henry AllSports
Trophies.
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North Carolina Central interim
Chancellor Leroy T. Walker has
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8 m 1 e the championship
, Southern Wayne.
is led to jYic Eagles trailed 4eason
as inning. Chris Sparrow
ling rally delivered run-scoring
id East's Ashbrook lead to 4-3.
Gastonia gul Ashbrook reliev
CHSAA out 1*racy DeBusk an<
the verdict.
record, "The strange thing i
he bases gled," Jessup said. 4tl
scored ^ht or nine ru
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5t coach. ings for Hast, scattering
the third senior fs one of nine pi
he bases season. Also back ar<
up. But Plemmons and Sparro
k
iketball to sU
been elected chairman of the
board of North Carolina
Amateur Sports.
Walker, who was elected president
of The Athletics Congress
during the winter, also serves on
the U.S. Olympic Committee's
Executive Board. He was one of
the founding fathers of the National
Sports Festival, which will
be held in the Triangle in two
years.
The 1976 U.S. Olympic track
coach is a member of nine sports
shrines, including the National
Track Hall of Fame and the
North Carolina Sports Hall of
Fame.
Walker was Central's track
and field coach from 1945-74,
and he trained 40 national title
winners and 117 all-Americas.
Delaware MEAC's Best
Delaware State has captured
the MEAC's T.L. Hill All-Sports
Award.
The Hornets dethroned South
Carolina State, which had won
the award for 11 straight years.
Delaware State totaled 40
points, edging Howard (with 37)
and North Carolina A&T and
S.C. State (both with 33).
The Hornets won only the
cross country championship.
However, they tallied most of
their points on second- and thirdnl
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was second in football, indoor
track and wrestling, and third in
basketball, outdoor track and
baseball.
Card in To Speak
Benjamin L. Cardin, speaker
of Maryland's House of
Delegates, speaks Thursday at
the groundbreaking ceremony for
Coppin State's new physical
education facility.
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singles to cut the the Year..
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is their pitchers strug- . Today this
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The facility at the Baltimore
school is undergoing a $6.1
million renovation effort,
scheduled to be completed in the
fall. It includes an overhaul of
Coppin's existing gymnasium,
plus the construction of auxiliary
features.
Tenn. State Probation
The Tennessee State athletic
program recently received a
penalty of one year's probation
from the NCAA, which called on
the school to return more than
$80,052.80 in football playoff appearance
money.
NCCU's Smith Dies
Maynard Lee Smith,, former
linebacker on the North Carolina
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last's Mike Meadows was named
1 Piedmont Conference Player of
.. With the season complete,
is to play for the Winston-Salem
tits.... Whiteville High School,
st-round draft choice Tommy
is ranked in the Top 25 by USA
week. The 6-foot-5, 225-pound
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Central football team, died Sunday
at his home in Greenville,
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Smith, 21, had been the Eagles'
third-leading tackier each of the
last two seasons.
The cause of death is pending
autopsy. However, Smith failed a
physical last month with the
Cleveland Browns of the NFL.
Smith went to the Browns' minicamp
to try to make the team as a
free agent, but the Browns sent
him home after the physical.
NFL Signings
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A pair of former Albany State
players, fullback James Lewis
and offensive guard Willie
Muckie, signed recently as free
agents with the New England
Patriots of the National Football
League.
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