James
Coach Will Holthouser over at Harding
High School is excited about one of his
returning prospects.
At 6’4” and 205 pounds, Carl Williams
looks like a irtenanceforRam opponents of
the Southwestern 4A ConferenCe thiSIall.
“He is a very good athlete,” Holtshouser
said. “We are proUd of the work that he did
for us last year.”
Carl is active on the weights this summer,
hoping to better anchor the offensive and
defensive line even better this year.
As a sophomore, he started in the
varsity’s last eight-games.
Independence’s Marks Maye and. Tony
White have been selected for the East-West
AU-Star basketball game in Greensboro at
the Coliseum on July .28 during the coaches’
Maye is attentihg North Carolina on a
football scholarship. White is attending
They helped the Patmts to?——
of the stebetournatoenf
fSLoa - jj
wiil.
Superlatives for the SObresinciuded:
...Jane Stover, pitcher^wlth a 12-1 record
She moved Irbm short Wbp to fill a void: -
...Jackie Hinson with a .519 hatting
average. ,,*• *,,, .
n.*iSjVer With 0 ^ aVetage dUrtng Ule .
...Tricia Noble with a .454 average during
the playofrtdfcMMinjRf
...Felicia McFaddeh with a .450 Average
during the playoffs. s * * £
Davis believes that the team was siml
lar to thr (ipptllirtjiiiy ‘
and liked tb piiU sui'priaett'^'
Recapturing the scenario, the 1
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game l-o.: *
in that
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provided the margin of victory.
stover was the losing pitchi
Sabres were shut out' on four hit
Joy Oxendine and
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run with two out ahd the
bottom of the seventh inning, stover was dM
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SCSC Wins MEAC Award
pdOl^HHtfcM Uni
versity had 2V, the Univer
sity at Maryland Eastern
Shore 18. North Carolina
AicT State University IS,
and Bethune-Cookman 18.
S.C State remarkably
renrea its inira pcnuioeot
trophy last year. A MEAC
school must win three all
sports titles, not neeee
it can permanently retire
an MEAC trophy.
. In 18B2-8S, the S.C. State .
Roarings won MEAC cham
pionships in football,
wrestling, outdoor track
cood in both cross coun
try and tennis, and placed
third in indoor track and
Howard piled its points
ball andH—nds titles and
second place finishes in
outdoor and indoor track.
Rounding out the MEAC
1982-83 rhsmplraehlie.
Delaware State won indoor
track and field, -^.Mary
land Eastern Shore won the
Dr. Macao Nanco, Preai
dent of S.C. State, has said
that the MEAC award sig
nifies that S.C. State Col
ath ledjg ; program, 'and
there are no favorites; be
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