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Third Carolina Cage Classic Scheduled North Carolina has long been known as "Basketball Country," and with the initia tion of the WBTV Carolina Classic, fans have discovered there's a lot of great basket ball being played right in our own back yard, among the areas' small colleges Having been enthusiastically received for its first two years, WBTV feels the Carolina Classic has become an exciting highlight of the basketball season. Belmont Abbey will again host the tournament at Wheel car Center with the games being played December 8th, 9th, and 10th The same eight teams that participated the past two years will be back to fight it out this year. They are: Barber-Scotia, Pfeiffer, Lenoir Rhyne. Livingstone. Gardner Webb, Catawba. Johnson C. Smith and Belmont Abbey Exciting rivalries and good strong teams are preva lent in this group and will make for another thrill-pack ed tournament. As sponsor and promoter of this event, WBTV's entire tele vision staff will be utilized to make the tournament a suc cess. The series of games will be highly publicized, and WBTV.will send a small army of technicians and equipment to televise the Championship game. Channel 3's Sports Di rector, Jim Thacker, will do the play-by-play. The schools themselvet will not only receive maximum public exposure, they will also receive an equal share of any profits that may incur as a result of the tournament, and 10 percent of the price of any tickets they sell. Tickets for the tournament are $3 for adults and $2 for students per session (two games ). Season tickets are for all games and are $10 for adults and $5 for students. They are available through the college athletic depart ments, at the WBTV studios and at the gate. WBTV is happy to sponsor this welcome addition to the sports life of Metrolina and believes it will further enrich the quality of area competi tion. J.L. smith Ιο Compete In Cross Country Meet The second Annual Cross Country Track Championship will be held this Saturday in Norfolk, Va. Teams in the contest will be Norfolk State, Va. State, St. Augustine's Col lege, Fayetteville State and Johnson C. Smith University. Sim Fogle of J.C. Smith is expected to retain his 5 mile title. Coach Kenny Powell pre dicts his team will make a good showing but says Va. Stale and St. Augustine's Col lege "will be hard to beat." Transportation Available To Playoff Game East Mecklenburg High's varsity football team will tra vel to East Burke Friday, November 11 to participate in the first game of the state playoffs. In order to accomo date the adults who wish to attend this game, three buses have been chartered in addi tion to student buses. The buses will leave the school parking lot at 5 p.m. sharp. The cost is $5 per person; this includes the cost of the bus reservation plus one tic ket. The $5 is payable when boarding the bus, and at that time, you will receive a ticket for the game. Reservations should be ma de by 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov ember 10. For reservations call Joe Porter - 366-6850, Milton Emory - 364-11% or Mrs. Anne Litaker - 537-3031 (School office). Check the ads in the Char lotte Post each week for the best bargains in town. I m~m wi 11 mm .1 m* m* I CHAKLIK "CARLOS" STROMAN ...Golden Bull of the Week Carlos htroman Cited For Outstanding Play By Nathaniel Myers Post Staff Writer This weeks "Golden Bull of the Week" is Big Charlie "Carlos" Stroman, III of Gas tonia, N.C. Carlos, who wears number 81, plays Tight End and is the kicking specialist for the Gol den Bulls of Johnson C. Smith University. He is 6'3" weighs 208 pounds and is a Junior Biology major with a minor in Chemistry. Carlos is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Storman II and a member of the third Street Presbyterian Church of Gastonia. On last Saturday against North Carolina Central Uni versity, Carlos kicked two field goals for the Golden Bulls. One proved to be the margin of victory in the 18-16 win for J.C. Smith. His field goals, also his first two at tempts this year, went for 36 and 31 yards, both in the first half. Carlos also caught a pass for 11 yards bringing his sea son total to 12 receptions Other than kicking and catch ing, he is out there blocking for Smith's talented running backs. Carlos feels morale and mo tivation made the team come together. "The secret is for us to score first, we don't play good when we fall behind. Winning is a way of life for this scholar, born under the sign of Gemini who played on the 1975 4-A Championship Football team for Gastonia's Ashbrook High School as an Offensive Tackle and Kicker. When not playing football, Carlos doubles on the swim ming team for coach Charlie Cox. He likes meeting people and seeing new things. Fu ture plans? He says Pro Foot ball maybe. But he intends to go to Grad School and become an Oceanographer. CIAA Football Roundup Winston-Salem State Can Officially Win CIAA Championship Saturday Special To The Post HAMPTON, VA...In last week's round-up it was mis takenly stated that Winston Salem had clinched the 1977 C1AA Conference Champion ship, however, the Rams must defeat Shaw University on 12 November to win the cham pionship. Prior to playing Shaw the Rams are assured of at least a tie for the champion ship, but should they lose to the Shaw Bears the Rams will fall into a tie with Virginia Union if Union beats Hampton Institute on 19 November. Virginia State lost all chan ces of becoming the CIAA champions as they were tied by Norfolk State 21-21, and fell one and a half game behind conference leaders Winston Salem State. Both teams have only one conference game left. Virginia State running back George Leonard scored two touchdowns and rushed 23 limes for 110 yards to lead the Trojans' offense. Leonard's first touchdown put the Tro jans ahead 6-0. After the first score by the Trojans, Norfolk State's defense tightened. Free safety Mike Ellis, who intercepted a pass to set up the Spartans first score that put th the Spartans ahead 7-6, com pleted the game with three interceptions, and 7 tackles, 3 unassisted. Defensive tackle Chris Moore was Virginia Sta te's defensive standout as he collected one fumble, had 12 tackles which 7 were unassist ed, and two quarterback sa cks. Freshman defensive end Leon Taliferro, a 6'2", 195 pound Newport News native was also effective on defense with 9 tackles and three quar terback sacks. Defensive back Layard Banks a 5Ί0", 170 pound freshman from Wash ington, D.C. saved what could have been the winning score for Norfolk State tight end Ronnie McCoy had his best game of the season as he grabbed six passes for 109 yards and two touchdowns. Harrington one of the CIAA 1,000 yard rushers last season was only able to gain 66 yards against the stingy Trojans, but he i^till 60 yards ahead of last year's pace Harrington is 232 yards shy of 1,000, but has three games left to gain the magic number. Virginia Union for the se cond time this season outclas sed a MEAC team as they spanked Morgan State 28-9. Union's running back Nathan Fairley rushed 25 times for 141 yards and 2 touchdowns. On a drizzly, muddy day sopho more quarterback Garfield Mizelle only threw five times completing 3 for 28 yards and one touchdown. Calvin Young a 6'3", 210 pound senior line backer from Suffolk. Va. had 14 tackles, 12 unassisted, two quarterback sacks and broke up two passes for the Pan thers. Judge Thomas a CIAA 1,000 yard rusher last year was injured in the third quar ter and left the game with five carries for 71 yards Thomas has a total of 122 carries for 593 yards and three touch downs for the season Morgan St. was only able to gain 148 yards total offense - only 6 rushing. Virginia Union had 409 total offense, 394 rushing and 47 passing. Winston-Salem running back Timmy Newsome carri ed the ball 19 times for 132 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Rams downed West Virginia State 22-7. Newsome the CIAA rushing leader is only 92 yards shy of 1,000. All of Newsome's yards and scoring came in the first quarter as he was injured on the first play of the second quarter and had to leave the game wth a bruised muscle around the shin bone. It is not certain whether Newsonae will see action next week against Shaw, but he is expected to be back before the season ends. Dennis Bullock, Winston-Sa lem's 6'2", 180 pound defen sive back intercepted 2 pass es. knocked down three other and had 11 tackles for the Rams' defense. Defensive gu ard James Winbush had his share of the Rams' glory with 23 tackles. 12 unassisted, and three quarterback sacks. Win ston-Salem accumulated 251 yards rushing and 68 passing for 319 total offense. Burke's Palace Grand Opening Specials Family Packs 12 Piece Chicken Slaw French Fries Rolls $4.99 Family Packs 5 Hamburgers 5 Hot Doge French Fries $5.19 Breakfast Special 99° 2 Eggs, Bacon or Sausage, Grits & Toast Chitterling Dinner Rice, Veg. Slaw, Rolls $2.00 Cigarettes 43c Fish Fry Friday Croaker All You Can Eat $2.00 Open8 Till 7 Mon.-Fri. 1-6Sunday 2604 West Blvd. 399-2935 In Front Of Mother ship Connection Pardon The Wilmington 10 In October , 1972 the Wilmington Ten were convicted and were sentenced to 282 years . Since their conviction considerable evidence has surfaced indicating that the Wilmington Ten are innocent of the charges for which they were convicted. Based on this newly discovered evidence , petitions for "pardons of innocence99 have been presented to Governor James Hunt. We, the undersigned North Carolina citizens , now take this opportunity to urge Governor James Hunt To act favorably and immediately upon the petitions for pardon for the Wilmington Ten. CITY I ΝΛΑΑΡ 1 ΛΛΓ. Leon Owens Dr. Bonnie Gillespie Mrs. Christine Strudwick Atty Shirley d Dean Mr. T.L. Williamson Mr & Mrs T.L. Hedgebetti Mr W.C. Horton, Commissioner Mr George Gay Jr Mr J.A Campbell Dr. Daylene Page Mr. Lewis Β Whit ted Mr. Elise Marten Mr Shelton E. 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