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THE TRIBUNAL AID WEDJNESUAY, JULY 3U, ly75
FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
TRACK
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BASKETBALL
TENNIS
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1975 CIAA Football Preview !
JOHNSON C. SMITH-
Coach Eddie McGirt’s Gold
en Bulls finished the 1974
campaign with a 4 — 2 league
mark and a 4—7 overall. Smith
lost a lot of close games last
year, which McGirt attributed
to his defensive secondary
who “were too small defens
ively”. Another problem he
added was the inability of the
offense to jell.
With the mediocre season
over, the Golden Bulls are
looking ahead. Young men
expected to star for J.C. Smith
this year are James Wideman,
senior quarterback; and run
ning backs Jeffe Butts and
Calvin Adams.
George Hill, 6-3, 245-lb.
guard; made the All-GIAA
team last year.
WINSTON-SALEM
S'lATE—Coach Qeo Wallace
must find a replacement for
the departed Bennie Barbour.
Barbour, a 6-3, 245-pound
guard; made the All-CIAA
team three years in a row and
was a pillar of stone for the
Rams’ defense.
Sophomore quarterback
Bernard Smith is being count
ed on to lead the Rams offen
sive ly. Sophomore center
Robert Weeks will lead the
offensive front.
On defense, veteran Curt
Richardson, a fearless line
backer, will lead the Rams.
VIRGINIA STATE-
Talk to Coach J. D. Marshall
and it doesn’t take long before
he starts moaning over the
fact that he’ll have to find a
replacement for mighty Joe
Pearson, rugged 6—2 All-CIAA
tackle. Of course this is only
one of the problems facing
the likeable Marshall as he
starts his second season at
Virginia State. He smiles when
the names of Charles Burton
and Ken Sales, two defensive
giants, are mentioned and he
adds a double smile when he
speaks of running threats,
Charles McDonald and Guy
Rose.
Quarterback Gary Stephens
appears to have the number
one spot, as of now, and will
get a strong challenge from
Russ Seaton and Tom Wil
liams. Split end Larry Gallo
way should have a fine seas
on.
VIRGINIA UNION
STATE—Virginia Union lost
a host of lettermen and the
Panthers will be hard pushed
to match a two year mark of
17 wins and three losses. Gone
are the likes of running backs
Larry Roberts and Lofell Wil
liams; defensive stalwarts,
Mike Jones, Anthony Leon
ard, and Damon Dreher.
Coach Williard Bailey says
that the Panthers cannot be
counted out as Quarterback
Timothy Keeles, and All-
CIAA offensive tackle Don-
Leon Byrd return to lead the
offense.
Bailey feels that he has an
excellent defensive nucleus in
Anthony Leonard, and James
Porter, comerbacks; Frank
McCray, strong safety, Larry
Williford, defensive tackle-
end; and Calvin Young line
backer.
Sophomores Walter Brown,
tackle; Bernard Johnson, cen-
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ter; and Leon Phillips, half
back, should help.
ELIZABETH CITY
STATE—Coach Tom Cald
well has been building for two
years and things are looking
up for the Vikings.
Rising sophomore quarter
back Charlie Hardesty showed
the league his class by leading
the conference in total offense
with a 114.2 game average.
Hardesty completed 82-passes
in 201 attempts for 914 yards.
All-CIAA halfback Jerome
Newsome was the Vikings
rushing leader with 709-yards
in 154 carries and he returns
to bolster the offensive fire
works.
Elizabeth City returns Al- EXTENDS WELCOME TO THE AEA-ttve *ai$$chwe, former N » ftar now the AM
fred Holmes the league’s lead- oom>niss'oner, enjoys himself July 16 welcoming highly-prized ttvid Thompson of North Carolim
ing punter with a 45.3 average
and he should help the defense
with his talented toe.
Elizabeth City finished the
1974 campaign with two suc
cessive wins and the Caldwell
men are looking to cake up
where they left off.
State to the A Thompson, coMege basketball's premier performer for three years, has signed virith
the Eknver Nuqaets.
Christopher T. Fisher Named
NCCU Sportg Information Head
Football Staff Reorganized At A&T State
sound fundamentalist and a
dedicated teacher. We shall
welcome his expertise to our
situation here at A&T.”
A native of Roanoke, Stu
art is a graduate of St. Paul’s
College in Lawrenceville, Va.
At St. Paul’s, he served as
captain of the Tigers’ football
team for two years.
Stuart’s most successful
coaching stint was at East
End High School in South
Hill, Virginia, where he guid
ed the school’s football team
to a Virginia Interscholastic
Athletic Association (VIA)
championship in 1967 and
school’s track team to a
state Championship in 1969.
He also served as head
basketball coach at East End
for three years. Stuart coached
football at Roanoke’s Addison
High for four years and was
baseball coach at Fleming
High for one year.
Stuart is married to the
former Virginia Bar of Rocky
Mount, N. C. They have two
children.
GREENSBORO - Ath
letic Director Cal Inin of
North Carolina A&T announc
ed a reorganization of the Ag
gies’ football coaching staff
for the coming season.
Irvin said that Sherley
Stuart, successful high school
coach in Roanoke, Va., will
join Hornsby Howell’s staff
as coach of receivers and
quarterbacks.
He said Murray Neely,
A&T line coach for the past
25 seasons, has asked to be
relieved of football coaching
duties. He will become full
time track coach.
Irvin said Melvin Groomes,
who has served as coach of
defensive backs, will be re
assigned as full-time baseball
coach. Not returning will be
James Toon and Earl Clary,
graduate assistants.
In addition to Stuart, How
ell’s staff will consist of
George Wheeler, offensive co
ordinator; Wylie Harris, de
fensive coordinator; and Mat
thew Brown, coach of running
backs. Howell said an addi
tional coach may be added at
a later date.
“The addition of Sturart -^T if AGAI^Muhammad All, kicking off publicity drive fw hit title defeme agiinst Joe Frazier
to our staff should greatly Manila dt. 1st, shows Frazier a minature gorilla figure during a press conference as they
enhance our program ” said announce the bout. Bit as always, it was All's show, with the refrain being; "It'll be a killer
1 ^ end ■ chiller when I get the gorilla in Manila. ^
Howell. I know him to be a
DURHAM — Christopher T. ainletic director.
Fisher, a native of Durham, Fisher will also teach
has been namd sports inform- part-time in the university s
ation director at North Carol- Department of Education. He
ina Central University. His holds a Master of Education
appointment was announced degree from Temple Univer-
this week bv Joseph L. Alston, sity
The new sports information
director has held similar posts
al Virginia Union University,
where he earned his bachelor
of science degree in account
ing. and at Virginia State
College. His most recent
employment was as sports
information director at Vir-
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ginia Union, where he also
taught accounting.
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