Lions, Cougars
Keep Playoffs
Hopes Alive
by Chase Vance
Post Sports Writer
The West Charlotte Lions
and the Charlotte Catholic
Cougars are the only two
Charlotte schools left In the
pursuit of a state champion
ship.
The Lions entertain the East
Burke Cavaliers of Morgan
ton, N.C. in a game Friday at 8
p.m. in Memorial Stadium.
West Charlotte scored earl
ier on a 41 yard romp by
Henderson Threatt to get by
Ashbrook in the first round.
Ashbrook defeated East
Burke earlier in the season by
a 7-6 score.
The Cavaliers, now 9 and 2,
feature tight end Jerry Baker
and quarterback Scott Martin
on offense and Dave Sain and
Eddie Mull on defense as
linebackers.
The winner will play the
winner of the Greensboro
Grimsley-W inston-Salem Rey
nolds game on the road on
November 24 for the Western
Regional championship.
The Cougars will play the
West Montgomery Warriors in
Mt. Gilead at 8 p.m. Friday.
The Warriors are averaging
37 poirils per game and giving
up 6. Catholic upset Jordan
Matthews at home to begin
their trek to defend their State
2A Championship of 1977.
Ray Young and Bennie
Baldwin at halfback and tail
back in the multiple Set Wing
Τ backfield are threats for the
Cougars to watch out for.
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All County
Cage Team
by Chase Vance
Post Sports Writer
Center Derrick DeWalt of
the Independence Patriots
leads the preseason Charlotte
Post All-County Basketball
Team.
At 6-5, DeWalt leads the first
team that includes Scot Will
iams of. North afki Darryl
Broome of West Charlotte and
forward Ricky Stevenson of
Olympic and Ted Dunn of
Myers Park are the guards.
The second team includes
Mike Smith of Harding for
center; James Sanders of
Olympic and Bryant Mc
Knight of South as forwards
and Johnny Mathias of Olym
pic and Dana Berry of West
Charlotte as guards.
At center receiving honor
able mention are Benje Tate
of Myers Park, Eddie Scales
of North, Ron Stanley of West
Charlotte and Greg Ardrey of
Olympic.
Receiving honorable men
tion at forward are Eric Giv
ens of North, Darryl Harris of
North, Frederick Fee of Oly
mpic, Charles Hill of Harding
and Gene Dunn of Garinger.
Guards receiving honorable
mention are Wendell Anthony
or West Charlotte and Leo
nard Little and Cedric McAfee
of Harding.
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Kilgore To Anchor Gdden Bulls
by Chase Vance
Poet Sports Writer
Melvin Kilgore, 6-5 junior
from Philadephia, Pennsyl
vania is expected to anchor
the Golden Bulls of Johnson C.
Smith University basketball
team in their quest for another
trip to the CIAA champion
ships in Hampton, Va. in
February.
Kilgore and 6-4 Thomas
"Fly" Williams are the Bulls
that will be called upon to
check the opponent offensive
strength according to new
basketball Cqach. Robert
Moore, who takes Jerome
Fitch's place.
"Freshmen will be called
upon immediately to help us
out," saia wioore. "We don t
have that many returning
starters coming back and we
have a lot of inexperience."
Moore is a connoiseur of
Aide open offense and pres
sure defense
He comes to Smith from
Virginia Union. His clubs went
93-41 over a six year period.
He has his work cut out for
him as the Bulls are coming
off a 10-17 season.
Kilgore Moore said, "He has
Livingstone Cancels k Final Game
SALISBURY,—The Foot
ball contest between Dela
ware State College and Living
stone College slated for Nov
ember 18, in Dpver, DttgMMl „
hàs been officially cafleUçJr?
In response to Dr. Luna I.
M is hoe. President of Dela
ware State College, Dr. F.
George Shipman, President of
Livingstone College, has a
greed to excuse Delaware
State from playing the contest
this year. '
The agreement was made
upon the contingency that the
exciting contract between the
two institutions to play Living
stone, on November 17,1979 be
honored.
Delaware State had to seek
cancellation of the game for
having played an outside
scrimmage with Salisbury
State College in addition to
their eleven game schedule.
According to NCAA rules,
an institution cannot partiei
pate in more than eleven
scheduled contests with out
side competition (including
Alumni) in any one year,
'apludiitt epMg. scrimmage
and post-season games per
mitted by the NCAA outside
scrimmages are counted in
the eleven contest limit. '
The cancellation leaves
Coach Andrew Littlejohn's
Fighting Bears with a season
record of 5-4-1 overall mark
ing winning slate in his initial
season at the helm.
Metrolina Chapter
1 ne Metrolina Chapter of
N.O.W. is sponsoring a Book
Fair onSalurday, Nuvembei
25, 1978, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. at the
Charlottetown Mall.
Books for all ages, holiday
gifts, specialty items, free gift
wrapping, and much more will
be available. Proceeds will go
to the chapter.
really come into his own. He is
the key to our inside game. He
is a tremendous competitor
and leaper."
"Williams is a great leaper
and the strongest defensive
player on the team," said
Moore. "His )ob, this year,
will be to contain the oppo
nent's leading scorer."
The freshmen coming into
the Bullpen are tough.
Williams Tibbe, a 6-6 for
ward from New York led his
high school to the state 3A title
finals where they loet in the
finale. He led the team in a
scoring with 23.4 points per
game and rebounding with
14.3 points per game.
Billy Wayne Simmons, a 6-5
wing from Little Bock, Arkan
sas went to Hall High where
All-American Sidney Moncrief
of Arkansas University grad
R sfl$hree freshman wing
Phillip Flores comes to Smith
from Houston, Texas where he
went to Worthington High. He
can pass, score and play all-a
round ball.
Lowell Oliver is a M fresh
man forward from Lesburg,
Va. He was recruited heavily
by Virgina Tech.
Louis Lowery of Winston
Salem is a 5-10 point guard
who led East Forsyth High
School to a 24-2 record. He ia a
piaymaker who eamcORt:
Kevin Lewis, 6-4 freshman
wing from Miami, Florida was
All-City for Miami Killion
High. *
Steve Kinard of Charlotte is
a 6-5 wing who attended South
Mecklenburg.
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