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THE TRffiUNAL AID
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15.1975
MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STANDINGS
CONFERENCE
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GAMES
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ALL GAMES
L T Pte
Opp
S.C. state
2
0
0
34
0
3
0
1
51
14
Morgan St.
1
0
1
46
30
2
1
1
70
66
N.C. Central
0
0
1
20
20
2
1
1
CO
84
Howard
2
1
0
p7
34
4
1
0
70
40
Delaware St.
1
1
0
51
12
3
2
0
104
52
N.C. A&T
0
1
0
0
7
3
2
0
81
48
Maryland E.S.
0
3
0
0
115
0
5
0
14
169
RESULTS LAST WEEK:
Morgan State 26, Maryland-Eastern Shore 0; Howard 12, Delaware State 7; N.C. A&T 35,
Norfolk State 13; South Carolina State 10, Johnson C. Smith 7; North Carolina Cen
tral (idle).
SCHEDULE TmS WEEK:
Maryland-Eastern Shore at N.C. A&T at 1:00 (Homecoming); Delaware State at North
Carolina Central at 1:30; Virginia State at Howard at 1:30 (Homecoming);Morgan State
at South Carolina State at 2:00 (Homecoming).
CIAA Cage Tourney Tixs On Sale
HAMPTON, Va.— Tickets
for the 31st Annual Central
Intercollegiate Athletic Assoc
iation Basketball Tournament
went on sale October 5th,
Commissioner L. D. Smith
announced.
The CIAA Basketball Tour
nament will be held Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, Febru
ary 26, 27, and 28, 1976,
Hampton Coliseum, Hampton,
Va.
FSU Rolls
by John B. Henderson
FAYETTEVILLE -
Fayetteville State University
rolled over the St. Paul’s
College Tigers 26 - 9, for its
third straight win in a CIAA
battle here Saturday after
noon. The win gives the
Broncos a 4 - 1 overall mark
and a standing of 2 -1 In the
league. The visiting Tigers
In making the announce
ment, Commissioner Smith
stated that Hampton Coliseum
Is one of the finest arenas in
the Southeast and that there
is not a bad seat in the house.
Premium reserved tickets are
scaled at $20.00 and reserved
seats are scaled at $15.00.
Tickets have been distrib
uted to member institutions
and will also be on sale at the
Hampton Coliseum.
Norfolk State College is
the defending champions of
the tournament.
The tourney field is made
up of the top four teams in
the Northern Division and the
top four teams in the Southern
Division. Teams in the North
ern Division include Norfolk
State College, Elizabeth City
State University, Hampton
Institute, Saint Paul’s College,
Virginia Union University,
Over St. Paul, 26~9
are 0 - 2 in the CIAA and are
1 - 4 overall.
The Tigers scored first in
the second quarter on a
seven-yard Qeld goal and took
a 3 - 0 lead to the dressing
room at the half.
FSU’s taunted defense
came to life in the third
quarter when defensive end
Dave Jones pounced on a
loose Tiger oval in the end
zone for a six pointer. The
PAT by FSU was missed but
Ray McDougal’s club never
trailed the rest of the day.
The final Bronco tally
came on a 28-yard pass play
combo from quarterback Car
los Bailey to flanker Wayne
Blythwood with Williams
booting the PAT for a 26 - 9
victory.
and Vir^nia State College.
The Southern Division include
Winston-Salem State, John
son C. Smith University,
Livingstone College, Shaw
University, Fayetteville State
University and Saint Augus
tine’s College.
Commissioner Smith also
stated that for the first time a
centralized housing bureau
for fans, students, alumni of
the participating colleges has
been established and persons
desiring housing can write to
The 1976 CIAA Basketball
Tournament, Department of
Conventions and Tourism,
413 West Mercury Blvd.,
Hampton, Virginia, 23666.
Tickets for the CIAA
Tournament can be purchased
at each member institution’s
Athletic Department or by
mailing a certified check to
the Hampton Coliseum, 413
West Mercury Blvd., Hamp
ton, Virginia, 23666.
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MEAC Weekly Round Up
DURHAM —The Mid-
Eastern Athletic Conference
football schedule heads into
the mid-season and the race
for the league championship
shifts into high gear.
After action Saturday no
less than six teams are still in
the running for coveted title
won last year by South
Carolina State. Saturday’s
action saw Howard nip Dela
ware State, 12 - 7 in Dover,
Delaware, Morgan State con
cluded its homecoming activi
ties with a 26 - 0 shut-out win
over Maryland Eastern Shore,
N. C. A&T knocked Norfolk
State from the unbeaten
ranks by exploding to a 35 -
13 decision over the home-
standers and South Carolina
State edged Johnson C. Smith
Saturday night, 10 - 7 in
Charlotte, N. C.
The schedule this week
features three league games
and one non-conference en
counter. Homecomings will
also highlight the week with
three homecoming games on
tap.
N. C. A&T will celebrate
its homecoming against Mary
land-Eastern Shore beginning
at 1 o’clock. Delaware State
will be at North Carolina
Central in a league game at
1:30 and Morgan State will
supply the opposition for
South Carolina State’s home
coming at 2 p.m. Howard
concludes its homecoming
activities with a 1:30 test
against Virginia State.
Howard and Delaware
State played to a near stand
off at Dover, Delaware. The
Bison scored in the first
quarter on a five-yard pass
from Michael Banks to Daryl
Dennis. The rest of the
scoring came in the final
period when Howard increas
ed its margin to 12-0 when
Dan Jones plunged over from
the three. The Hornets struck
back late in the game on a
34-yard scoring strike from
quarterback Andre Brovra to
fitllhack Isaac Muns.
For the second straight
week running back George
Ragsdale was the offensive
stand-out for the Aggies.
Ragsdale rushed for more
than 100 yards for the second
straight week and scored two
touchdowns while teammate
Elsworth Turner tossed two
scoring aerials.
Ramdale. who finished the
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FAYETTEVILLE- MR. FOOTBALL AT FSU-Full-
back James Godwin may go down in history as the greatest
running back at Fayetteville State University (N.C.) and is
sure to go high in the pro draft. Presently, Goodwin is lead
ing the team in rushing and scoring with 483 yards and five
TDs. Last year, the all-CIAA and All-American candidate
rushed for more then 1000 yards and nine TDs. Godwin
is heavily scouted by the pros and appears to be headed
for another spectacular season. FSU presently has a 3 -1
mark. (FSU Photo by John B. Henderson)
afternoon with 112 yards
rushing, scored his first TD
on a 27-yard run in the
second stanza. He came back
to score in the final period on
a six-yard pass from Turner.
Turner also passed five
yards to tight end William
Bennett for a fourth period
TD.
I The Aggies’ lirst score
rollowing a blocked punt.
Ron Scott scored from the
two. Two plays after this TD,
A&T intercepted a Norfolk
tass and turned it into a
score. This time James Crow
der swept end for six yards
and the score.
Charles Burgess and Leroy
Mason were the offensive
sparks for South Carolina
State. Burgess rushed for 40
yards in the second period
and Mason added a 36-yard
field for the Bulldogs. The
lone score for Johnson C.
Smith came on a 24-yard run
by Calvin Adams in the third
period.
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