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By DAVID BULLA
Chronicle Sports Editor
A funny thing happened last
Thursday night when Tennessee
State's basketball team visited
North Carolina A&T.
The Tigers managed to beat the
13-inch snowfall that fell on the
Triad and arrived in time for the
w game at Corbett Sports Center.
But that didn't mean TSU was interested
in finishing the game,
especially after a handful of the
1*500 spectators engaged in a
brawl with TSU players with
14:43 left in the game.
Tennessee State Coach Larry
Reid said a fan threw ice in his
face and another pulled his ear in
the first half, When Aggie center
Claude Williams dunked on Trein
aine Smith with 14:43 left, a
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aiiun wumruiiiauon ensuea oetween
the two. However, that
situation was resolved quickly by
game officials Bill White and
Howard Fellers.
At the same time, the melee at
the Tiger bench broke out7Cam:
pus police restored order and asked
Reid to take his team to the
locker room for a few minutes to
let matters cool down.
Campus police then cleared the
area behind the TSU bench.
"There was no danger involved
in finishing the game," said one
campus police officer. "I didn't
have any idea it wouldn't be?
- resumed."
But Reid already had decided
not to return to the floor and the
Aggies' 55-48 lead became a lastlaugh
victory by the same score
after White and Fellers gave the
Tigers ample time to return to the
floor.
"I wasn't going to take anv
chances of getting someone hurt
by bringing them back," said
Reid, whose team handed A&T
one of its four losses last month
in Nashville. "1 grabbed one of
the fans in the fight and turned
him completely around."
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
Commissioner Ken Free
said A&T would not be penalized
because of the fans' actions.
"After hearing a report from
the official who worked the
game," Free said, "I don't think
anything was severe enough to
WSSU 79. Elizabeth City 67
Fayetteville at Shaw
J C Smith 112, Livingstone 78
St. Paul's at Virginia Union
N C. Central 67, St Augustine's 65
Virginia State at Bowie State
warrant any kind of penalty
against the host school other than
.???to re-emphasize the importance
of providing adequate protection
of visiting teams."
Free said he would send a letter
to A&T letting the "school know
that the safety of the visiting
team is in its hands.
"We sent out a similar letter at
the beginning of the school year,
but another will follow because
of what happened at the Tennessee
State game," Free said.
The Aggies ran their MEAC
record to 4-1 and their overall
mark to 10-3 with a 92-75 ^in
over Bethune-Cookman tiwo
nights later.
It was an impressive victory for
the Aggies, who had beaten the
Wildcats in overtime two weeks
ago.
"We just ran into a buzz saw
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NCCU 41 10 5
JCSU 4 1 11.3
St. Aug'S 2 1 8 5
WSSU 22 96
Shaw 2 3 5 8
FSU 1 45 3 9
L'stone 0 4 0 14
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Union 6 0 14 2
Norfolk 3 0 14 1
St. Paul's 3 2 8 10
Va. State 2 2 8 8
ECSU 13 5 10
Hampton. 0 3 9 7
Bowie St. 0 8 1 15
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Hooper, but the Aggies couli
another big night (photo by
tonig ht." B-CC Coach Cy
McLairen said. "They were
waiting for us and it's tough trying
to prepare for a team like
A&T twice in such a short period
of time."- .. , ~, fThomas
"Ice" Griff is, George
Cale and Williams each scored 19
points in the victory. The three
made 21 of 30 floor shots and 14
of 16 charity tosses. As a team,
A&T shot 57 percent (32 of 56).
Williams had 11 rebounds and
Griffis totaled nine assists. Lee
Robinson added 14 points and six
rebounds, making all five of his
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B-CC stayed as close as it did
via the three-point basket. The
Wildcats made five of 10 from
three-point range, while A&T hit
only two three-point shots.
Cage Comments
Johnson Closes On Record:
Dante Johnson has moved into
the No.3 slot on Johnson^C.
Smith's all-time scoring list. The
6-foot-6 senior from Summerton,
S.C., had 1,662 points through
last weekend's action. In first
place on the list is George Cooper
(1971-75) with 2,077. Second is
Sonny Proctor (1976-80) with
1,737.
Johnson scored 28 points to
lead the Golden Bulls UO-4) to an
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Jan. 12 Results
N.C. Central 76. ECS" nT
Livingstone 72. Barber
Jan. 13 Results
Va. Union 120, FSU 72
Norfolk St. 90. Hampton 86 OT
St. Augustine's 97. St. Paul's 83
Francis Marion 122. Shaw 108
Jan. 15 Results
WSSU 107, Shaw 75
St. Paul's 75. Bowie St. 70
J C. Smith 86. NCCU 84 OT
Livingstone 81, Roxboro 74
Jan. 17 Results
St. Augustine's 78. WSSU 73
UDC 80. Bowie State 76
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St. Paul's 80. Hampton 73
J.C. Smith 69. Paine 64 OT
Shaw 94 Livingstone 89
Norfolk State 82. Va. State 63
Jan. 19 Rasutts
WSSU 86. Fayetteville 80 20T
St. Paul's 69. Bowie 66
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80-76 win over Bowie State last
Saturday ....
Tally Second: All-America
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I Bobby Dandridge and Kenny
Evans on the Spartans' all-time
scoring list. Only Rudy Peel remains
ahead of Tally, who will
have to score a little more than
300 points the rest of the season
to surpass Peel ....
Va. State Hires Cummings:
Virginia State has hired Bertha
Cummings as an assistant
women's coach. Cummings, a
former Lady Trojan standout,?
was to have been the coach of the
Virginia Express. But the
Women's Professional Basketball
League was postponed for at
least a year. Cummings was a
former head coach at the University
of the District of Columbia.
She also was interim head coach
at VSU in 1984 when Leon Bey
was on an educational leave ....
Bey Reaches Milestone:
Virginia State's Bey - celebrated
his 100th career victory with a
.60-52 victory over Norfolk State
two weeks ago ....
Game Dolberry: Norfolk
State's Jackie Dolberry put on a
three-game exhibition two weeks
ago for Hampton University. She
had 30 points, 13 rebounds, five
assists and two steals against
William & Mary. She also had 27
points, 12 reb^'nHs. four assists
Please see page"B4
Jan. 22 ftasults
WSSU at St. Paul's, ppd.
J C Smith at St. Augustine's, ppd
N.C. Central at Livingstone, ppd
Last Saturday's Rasults
N.C Central 70. WSSU 61
Va. Stately 6. Elizabeth City 90
Norfolk St. 69, St. Paul's 60
J.C. Smith 80, Bowie State 76 OT
Va Union 72. Hampton 66
Thursday's Oamss
UDC at WSSU
Livingstone at Shaw
Va. Union at Norfolk State
Friday's Oomt
N C. Central at Bowie
Saturday's Somts
J C. Smith at WSSU Va
State at St. Paul's
Va Union at Hampton
ECSU at Norfolk State *
N.C. Central at UDC
Fayetteville at St. Augustine's
Barber-Scotia at Shaw
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