CIAA Players Of The Week
Offensive uneman
Hampton University tackle Emerson
't&artin led the blocking for the Pirates who
485 team rsuhing yards and 663 total
tirffensive yards in their 72-0 win over
Gheyney State. Martin is a 6-4, 290 pounds
t j&nior from Elizabeth town.
OFFENSIVE BACK
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Norfolk State quarterback Aaron
Sparrow completed 12 of 25 passes for 229
v^ards and three touchdowns, including the
* gfeme- winning pass with 16 seconds left in
the game to defeat Elizabeth City State, 46
45. Sparrow is a 6-2, 208 pounds freshman
from Portsmouth, Va.
RECEIVER
Norfolk State wide receiver James
Roe caught five passes for 1 34 yards includ
ing a 43-yarder for the game-clincher vs. the
Vikings. Roe is a 6-2, 180 pounds freshman
For September 26th
from Richmond, Va.
DEFENSIVE UNEMAN
Norfolk State down lineman Reggie
Leigh recorded six tackles and recovered a
blocked punt for a touchdown in the Spar
tans' victory. Leigh is a 6-3, 225 pounds
junior from Currituck.
DEFENSIVE BACK
Norfolk State defensive back Alonzo
Kauffman intercepted a pass and ran it back
for a 45-yard touchdown vs. Liz City. He
also finished the day with 10 tackles. Kauff
man is a 5-6, 175 pounds senior from Rich
mond, Va.
NEWCOMER ;
Virginia Union punter Jimmy Lee
punted eight times for 323 yards (longest
was 49 yards) in the Panthers' 80-26 loss to
the University of New Haven. Lee is a 5-11,
180 pound* freshman from Spotsylvania.
Va.
COACH
Norfolk State's Willard Bailey held
the Spartans together for their first win of
the season with a come from behind victory
over Elizabeth City State.
NOTABLE PERFORMANCES
Virginia Union's Jermaine Riddick
had four catches for 117 yards and three
touchdowns. Elizabeth City State wide
receiver Zedrick Womack caught seven
passes for 103 yards and two touchdowns.
Virginia Union running back Bobby
Phillips gained 72 yards on nine carries,
which included a 55-yard touchdown run.
Johnson C. Smith's Greg Dillard had 13
tackles and one interception against Morgan
State.
MEAC Players Of The Week
For September 26th
OFFENSE
Delaware State quarter
back Erik Jones hit on 10 of 20
passes for 148 yards and two
touchdowns and rushed 15 times
for 115 yards and another score.
The 6-3, 180 pounds junior from
New Castle, Del. also ran for a
at 98 percent on his assignments
in HU's 48-42 win over Alcorn
State. Greene is a 6-6, 320
pounds senior from Atlanta.
ROOKIE
North Carolina A&T Quar
terback Maceo Bolin fired a
two-point conversion and passed 25-yard TD pass late in the
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for another.
DEFENSE
Florida A&M defensive
end Lee Greene registered nine
tackles and two sacks in A&M's
20-12 win over Tennessee State.
Greene is a 6-3, 245 pounds
senior from Tallahassee, Fla.
OFFENSIVE UNEMAN
Howard University tackle
Nigel Greene keyed the block -
I ing for the Bison's 505 total
* offensive yards. He graded out
fourth quarter to lift the Aggies
to a 35-32 comeback win over
Liberty University. Bolin com
pleted 10 of 14 passes for 124
yards and two scores. The 6-1,
185 pounds back-up is from
Charlotte.
NOTABLE
PERFORMANCES
For Morgan State, quarter
back Orlando Persell complet
ed 19 of 35 passes for 293 yards
and three touchdowns vs. J.C.
Smith. Cornerback Eddie Hill
had two interceptions, the last
one setting up the game-winning
drive and wide-out Jesse
Humphrey caught nine passes
for 121 yards and three touch
downs including the game-win
ner. For Bethune-Cookman,
running back Kelvin Daniels
rushed nine times for 71 yards
and one TD. Cornerback
Tyrone Laster intercepted a
pass and had six solo tackles and
linebacker Willie Smith had 10
tackles. Howard University
wide receiver Tony Hyman
caught four passes for 127
yards, including & 75-yard TD
with 3:30 left to play in the
?ame. North Carolina A&T
running back Barry Turner
rushed for 93 yards and two TDs
on 22 attempts. Turner also
caught three passes for 89 yards
and three scores.
Photo by Max Dunhill
A&T's Barry Turner scored
five touchdowns against Lib
erty University last Saturday.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
REZONING OF PROPERTY
CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM
The Board of Aldermen will consider requests to amend the City of
Winston-Salem Zoning Ordinance by rezoning property as shown below:
DATE: October 5, 1992 TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: Board of Aldermen Chamber, City Hall
1. Petition of Ramey, Inc.; property located on the north side of
Westbrook Plaza Drive and also at the southwest end of Han
naford Road; from R-5 to R-1-S (Offices; and Medical, Dental
or Related Offices -Two Phase). W-1782.
2. Petition of Historic District Commission for property owned by
Old Salem, Inc. and the City of Winston-Salem; property locat
ed south of the Old Salem Historic District bounded by Race
. Street on the north, Salem Avenue on the east and south, and
Old Salem Road on the west; property also includes part of
the City of Winston-Salem Strollway from a point approximately
375 feet south of Brookstown Avenue on the north to Salem
Avenue on the south; from I-2, B-3, and R-2 to H. W-1786.
3. Petition of Roy Q. Church; property located on the west side of
Wiley Avenue approximately 180 feet north of Carolina
Circle; from R-5 to R-4. W-1787.
4. Petition of Hugh F. and Kate Oates, Jr.; property located on the
north side of Commercial Plaza Street and the south side of
Benton Road west of the intersection of those two streets;
from B-3 to I-2. W-1788.- - - _
5. Petition of Four Seasons Park, Inc.; property located on the
east side of Nicholaon Road north of Kernersville Road/NC
150; from R-5 to R-6-S (Dwellings: Single Family; and Manu
factured Homes not in a Manufactured Home Park). W-1789. .
6. Petition of Avtex Properties, Inc. for property owned by Robin
wood, Inc.; property located off the north side of Petree Road
between Huntington Lane'and Gatehouse Road; from R-3-S
(Planned Residential Development) to R-4. W-1790.
Prior to the hearing, interested persons may obtain any additional
information which is in the possession of the City/County Planning
Board in that office at City Hall on weekdays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Interested citizens will be given an opportunity to be heard. All
requests for appropriate and necessary auxiliary aids and services must
be made, within a reasonable time prior to the hearing, to Angela I. Car
mon, the City's ADA Coordinator, at 727-2056 or 1-800-735-8262 for
Voice to TDD or 1 -800-735-2962 for TDD to Voice.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
9 a.m. ? Sorors of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
will hold a garage/yard sale at Galilee Baptist
Church on the corner of Martin Luther King Jr.
Dr. and New Walkertown Rd., until 12 p.m.
9 a.m. ? The AIDS Task Force of Winston
Salem is holding a training session for volun
teers who wish to become Buddies to People
Living with AIDS. Lunch will be provided. For
more information or to register, please contact
Tara or Artie at the AIDS Task Force at 723
5031.
11 a.m. ? The Winston-Salem chapter of the
League of Women Voters will sponsor a voter
registration drive on the upper level of Hanes
Mall outside Belks. A driver's license or another
document with a name, date of birth, and current
address will be needed to register.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5
4 p.m. ? The Children's Theatre Board of the
Arts Council Theatre will present "Don't count
your chickens until they cry wolf!" The play
retells the Aesop's Fables but brings them up to
date through lively songs and characterizations.
Tickets are S3. For information call 725-171 1.
UPCOMING
? The Northwest North Carolina Chapter of the
American Red Cross is offereing an "Introduc
tion to disaster services" course Thursday, Oct. 8,
from 6-10 p.m. at the NWNC Chapter House,
690 Coliseum Dr. The course provides partici
pants with fundamental information about disas
ter and its effects, outlines the role of agencies in
disaster relief, and introduces Red Cross Disaster
Services. The course is free. To register call 724
051 1 Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
? The YWCA is holding registration for a work
shop/support group for individuals to receive
constructive, support on ways of examining the
process of transition of divorce. Classes will
meet every Thursday from Oct. 8 to Nov. 12 at 7
p.m. There is a $25 fee and pre-registration is
required, as group size is limited to 15 people.
For more information, contact Charles Wingate
at 722-5138.
? The YWCA wil hold a "Walk-Toberfest" Oct.
6-31. Heather Moricle, health and fitness direc
tor will hold walking classes on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 9 to 10 a.m. The classes are
free. For more information, contact Heather
Moricle at 722-5 1 38.
? The YWCA will hold a seminar for parents of
school-aged children that focuses on values and
ways to communicate those values to your child
on Saturday, Oct. 10 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
There is a $10 fee for a single parent and a $15
fee for a parent couple to participate. The speak
er will be Dr. Cynthia Johnson, a human devel
opment specialist at North Carolina State Uni
versity. For more information, contact Charles
Wingate at 722-5138.
? Exchange/SCAN Child Abuse Prevention
Center of North Carolina will be conducting a
training session for new volunteer lay therapists
Oct. 11 to Oct. 14. These volunteers work
directly with families at risk of or involved in
child abuse or neglect. For information or to
register, call 748-9028.
? The Forsyth Geneological Society will meet
Wednesday* Oct. 14, in the auditorium of the
main library at 7 p.m. to discuss the topic,
"Genetics and medical history." Dr. Warren Olds
will be the speaker. Visitors are welcome.
Teens are invited to participate in a television
production sponsored by The Forsyth County
Health Department, STEP ONE, and the Win
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This anti-drug program is designed to help teens
promote a positive image and develop skills to
empower themselves. Taping will be held Satur
day, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the
William C. Sims Recreation Center, 1201 Alder
St. There will be free food, T-shirts, art contest
prizes, guest celebrities, a dance party, and
transportation provided. To register or for more
information call 727-2068.
? The Northwest North Carolina Chapter of the
American Red Cross will conduct a babysitting
course from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17,
at the NWNC Chapter House, 690 Coliseum Dr.
The fee is $16 and the program is open to any
one M years of age or older. The course is
designed to educate participants on supervising
children safely, handling emergencies, feeding,
bathing, and on how to diaper infants. Partici
pants are asked to bring a doll or a teddy bear to
the class. Preregistration is required. To register,
call the Office of Health Services at 724-05 1 1 .
? Television favorite Jackee returns to Winston
Salem for the North Carolina School of the Arts
Broadway Preview Series' "Lady Day at Emer
son's Bar & Grill" Oct. 23 to Nov. 8. Perfor
mances will be at the Stevens Center on Tues
days through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and on Satur
days and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $29 for
general admission and $26 for senior citizens
and students. Tickets can be purchased at the
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