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1975-76 MEAC BasketbaU Schedule^
WEDNESUAY, NOVEMBER 26.1975
EMBARRASSING, BURNING
Date
Home Team
Time
Nov.
26
Howiird
8:00
27
S.C. Stal**
28
N.C. A 4 T
S.C. Stale
7:00
29
l>ela’*arc Slate
8:00
N.C. A&T
S.C. Stale
9:00
,N'.C. Central
8:00
U.N.C.
8:00
Uee.
i
Morgan Slate
8.00
Catholic Uiiiv.
8-.00
Delaware Slate
8:00
2
S.C. State
7:30
Rulffers of Camden
8:00
Morgan State
8:00
3
Lincoln
8:00
4
Howard
Morftaa Slate
8:00
5
N.C. A&T
8:00
N.C. Central
Morj^an Stale
S.(^ Stale
8;00
p,
Hampton Institute
8:00
N.C. A&T
8:00
N.C. Central
Morgan State
S.(;. Stale
8:00
9
N.C. Central
8:00
(jforvffetown
8:00
10
Fairlcigh Diokinson
8:00
D«;laware Slate
8:00
12
Shaw
8.00
C.W.PoM
8:00
VirKinia Union
8:fK)
13
N.C. (.'enlral
N.C. A&T
8:00
Cheynev State
Howard
8:00
8:00
19
Kent State
8:00
Southern California
S.C. State
8:00
N.C. Central
7KX)
N.C. A&T
Maryland —E.S.
9:00
20
Univ. Cal. at Davis
S.C. State
N.C. A&T
N.(;. Central
Maryland—E-S.
8:00
23
Univ. Baltimore
8:00
29
Morgan Slate
Howard
30
Morgan Stale
Howard
Visiting Team
Barbadas Nat'l Team
Colleges of S.C. Tourney
Morehouse
Colleges of S.C. Tourney
Elizabeth City
Hiifh Point
Colleges of S.C. Tourney
Livingstone
Howard
Hampton Institute
Howard
Elizabeth City
Mars Hill
Delaware State
Elizabeth City
Maryland--East. Sh.
CUflin
Sf ;ffer To‘irney
Delaware State
Maryland—East. Sh.
Shaffer Tourney
Charlotte Invitational
Howard
Maryland—East. Sh.
Delaware Stale
Shaffer Tourney
Charlotte Invitational
N.C. A & T
Maryland—East. Sh.
Morgan
Howard
N.C. Central
Morgan Slate
Delaware Slate
federal City
Winston Salem
Morgan State
Noriolk State
Delaware State
Howard
Tallahassee Invitational
Gate City Tourney
Gate City Tourney
Shaw Classic
Howard
Tallahassee Invitational
Gate City Tourney
Gate City Tourney
Shaw Classic
Morgan Slate
Kiwanis Tourney
Kiwanis Tourney
Kiwanis Tourney
Kiwanis Tourney
Site
Date Home Team
Time
Visiting Team
\Vashir7t0n. D.C.
Orant,«burg, S.C.
Jan.
2
N.C. Central
J:00
Holiday Festival
Winston-Salem. N.C.
3
N.C. Central
Holiday Festival
Orangeburg. S.C.
5
Gardner-Webb
8:00
Maryland—East. Sh.
Wilmmgton, Del.
G
Norfolk Stale
8:00
Morgan State
Greensboro Coliseum
8
UNC-Charlotle
8:00
N.C. A&T
Orangeburg. S.C.
Durham. f^C.
Barber-Scolia
8:00
Maryland—East. Sh.
9
Belmorrt Abbey
7:30
Maryland—East. Sh.
Chapel Hill. N.C.
Lincoln
8:00
Delaware State
10
Samford
8:00
S.C. State
Ilalfimore. Md.
Western Carolina
8:00
N.C. A&T
Washington, D.C.
Dover, Delaware
UNC-Charlotte
8:00
Maryland—East. Sh.
12
S.C. State
7:30
Baptist College
Orangeburg, S.C.
Camoen. N.J.
Howard
8:00
Hampton Institute
13
Morgan State
Norfolk State
8:00
Maryland—East. Sh.
Baltimore, Md.
8:00
Howard
Lincoln Univ.. Pa.
14
N.C. Central
8:00
St. Augustine's
W’ashington, D.C.
Delaware State
8:00
Virginia Union
N.C Central
Baltimore. Md.
16
S.C. Stale
7:30
Greensboro Coliseum
Va. Commonwealth
8:00
Maryland—East. Sh.
Durham. N.C.
17
S.C. State
7:30
N.C. A&T
Baltimore, Md.
Howard
8:00
Morgan Stale
Charlotte, N.C.
Delaware State
8:00
Maryland—East. Sh.
Hampton. Va.
19
Mercer
8:00
S.C. State
Greensboro. N.C.
21
N.C. Central
8:00
Shaw
Durham, N.C.
Morgan State
8:00
Virginia State
Baltimore. Md.
Maryland—East. Sh.
8:00
Howard
Charlotte, N.C.
22
Morgan Slate
8:00
Delaware State
Durham., N.C.
23
W'inston-Salem
8:00
N.C. A&T
Washin^on, D.C.
24
N.C. A&T
8:00
S.C. State
Teaneck, N.J.
St. Augustine’s
8:00
N.C. Central
Dover. [Delaware
Howard
8:00
Delaware State
Raleigh. N.C.
Maryland—E. S.
8:00
Lincoln
Brookville, N.Y.
26
N.C. Central
8:00
S.C. State
Richmond. Va.
27
Gardner-Webb
7:30
N.C. Central
Durham. N.C.
Coppin State
8:00
Delaware State
Greensboro Coliseum
28
Lincoln
8:00
Howard
Cheyney, Pa.
30
S.C. Stale
7:30
Howard
Washington, D.C. Armory
Kent, Onio
Delaware State
8:00
N.C. A&T
Maryland—E.S.
8:00
N.C. Central
Los Angeles. California
31
S.C. State
7:30
Morgan State
Tallahassee. Florida
Delaware State
8:00
N.C. Central
Greensboro. N.C.
Maryland—E.S.
8:00
N.C. A&T
Greensboro, N.C.
Detroit, Mich.
Feb.
2
S.C. Slate
7:30
Winston-Salem
Davis. California
Howard
8:00
Maryland—East. Sh.
Tallahassee, Florida
3
N.C. Central
8:00
Johnson C. Smith
Greensboro. N.C.
Delaware State
8:00
Morgan State
Greensboro, N.C.
4
Howard
8:00
Cheney State
Detroit, Mich.
6
S.C. Stale
7:30
Delaware State
Baltimore Civic Center
Howard
8:00
N.C. A&T
Baltimore, Md.
Morgan State
8:00
N.C. Central
Baltimore. Md.
7
S.C. Stale
7:30
Maryland—East. Sh.
Baltimore. Md.
Morgan State
8:00
N.C. A&T
Baltimore, Md.
Howard
8:00
N.C. Central
Norfoft.
Charlotte. N.C.
Concord. N.C.
Belmont, N.C.
Lincoln Univ., Pa.
Birmingham. Ala.
Cullownee. N.C.
Charlotte, N.C.
Orangeburg, S.C.
Washington. D.C.
Baltimore, Md.
Norfolk, Va.
Durham. N.C.
Dover, Delaware
Orangeburg, S.C.
Richmond. Va.
Orangeburg. S.C.
W'ashington. D.C. Armory
Dover. Delaware
Macon. Ga.
Durham, N.C.
Baltimore, Md.
Princess Anne. Md.
Baltimore. Md.
Winston-Salem. N.C.
Greensboro Coliseum
Raleigh. N.C.
Washington, D.C.
Princess Anne. Md.
Durham, N.C.
Boiling Springs, N.C.
Baltimore, Md.
Lincoln Univ., Pa.
Orangeburg, S.C.
Dover, Delaware
Princess Anne. Md.
Orangeburg. S.C.
Dover. Delaware
Princess Anne, Md.
Orangeburg. S.C.
Washington, D.C.
Durham, N.C.
Dover, Delaware
Washinrton, D.C.
Orangeburg, S.C.
Washington, D.C. Armory
Baltimore, Md.
Orangeburg, S.C.
Baltimore. Md.
Washington, D.C. Armory
Date Home Team
Time
Visiting Team
Site
9
Delaware Slate
8:00
Coppin State
Dover, Delaware
10
N.C. A&T
8:00
N.C. Central
Greensboro, N.C.
11
Delaware State
8:00
Lincoln
Dover, Delaware
13
Delaware State
8:00
S.C. State
Dover, Delaware
N.C. A&T
8:00
Morgan State
Greensboro, N.C.
N.C. Central
8:00
Howard
Durham. N.C.
14
Maryland—E.S.
8:00
S.C. State
Princess Anne. Md
N.C. A&T
8:00
Howard
Greensboro, N.C.
N.C. Central
8:00
Morgan State
Durham. N.C.
16
Baptist
8:00
S.C. State
Charleston, S.C.
N.C. A&T
8:00
Western Carolina
Greensboro Coliseu
17
Morgan State
8:00
Howard
Baltimore. Md.
18
N.C. Central
8:00
Winston-Salem
Durham. N.C.
19
Morgan Stale
8:00
S.C. Stale
Baltimore. Md.
Maryland—E.S.
8:00
Delaware State
Princess Anne, Md
21
Va. Commonwealth
8:00
Delaware State
Richmond, Va.
Howard
8:00
S.C. State
Washington. D.C.
Fairlcigh Dickinson
8:00
N.C. A&T
Fair Lawn, N.J.
Johnson C. Smith
8:00
N.C. Central
Charlotte, N.C.
Maryland—E.S.
8:00
Morgan Stale
Princess Anne, Md
23
Winston-Salem
8:00
S.C. State
W^inston-Salem, N.
Toledo
8:00
Howard
Toledo. Ohio
February 26-27-28 5th Annual MEAC Tournament
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S. C. STATE
5
1
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6
7
1
1
166
20
N. C. A&T
!3
1
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170
72
8
3
0
267
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HOWARD
4
2
0
1J4
94
8
3
0
201
147
N. C. CENTRAL
3
2
1
32
112
5
A
1
160
198
DELAWARE ST.
2
4
0
39
97
5
5
0
1'J6
143
MORGAN
1
4
1
93
142 ■
4
5
1
I6'i
230
MARYLAND E. S.
■ 0
6
0
0
134
0
9
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RESULTS LAST WEEK:
Friday-Howard 22, Morgan State 16. Saturday-N.C. A&T 34, North Carolina Central 16;
South Carolina State 39, Delaware State 0.
SCHEDULE TfflS WEEK:
Saturday: Wofford at South Carolina State; Maryland-Eastern Shore at Bethune-Cookman.
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MEAC Weekly Round Up
FAYETTEVILLE-Vin-
cent Reid, a cool and
hard-hitting young golfer
from Greensboro, North
Carolina has lead FSU to
three straight early fall
tournament wins for the
’75-76 campaign.
The young golfer, last
year’s CIAA champion and
a senior business admini
stration major, has captur
ed medalist honors in two
straight tourneys.
Reid fired a three-over
par 75 in the October FSU
Invitational golf tourney at
the local Gates Four Golf
Club to capture medalist
honors and lead the Bronco
golfers to a 26-stroke team
win over visiting CIAA golf
teams St. Augustine’s
College, Virginia Union,
and Virginia State College.
Reid dropped three
birdies and finished with a
card of 38-37. Three other
Bronco golfers shot in the
70’s and they were Andre victory at the tourney.
Springs, 77; Dennis Wil-
Hams and Wally Harris, WURInO CAN
both tied with 78’s. |#|| ■ YAlip DCT
Broncos Randy Combs I VUIl i C ■■
md Willie Manning each (Ascarids) can
g Kill your cat or dog. And he can
»hot oJ. pick them up any time—even be
FSU had a team total ofborn with them. What can be
312; St. Augustine’s 338;
Two
Triggers
for big
cutting jobs,
and little pruning jobs.
and
Sergeant’s'® Worm-Away*' Cap
sules mix easily with pet food to
Virginia Union, 344;
Virginia State, 349. rout roundworms. For other.worm
Also, the Broncos travel-PJ'°^'®'i'®’ Sergeant’s Sure
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ed to Richmond, Virginia tOgj. Tapeworm Medicine,
participate in the Virginia
Union Invitational and
captured first place.
The FSU club won the
top four individual spots
and swept a 23-stroke team
ioaoo«ap
DURHAM-Detenaing
champion South Carolina
State and North Carolina
A&T both won very handily
Saturday afternoon to gain
a share of the 1975
Mid-Eastern Athletic Con
ference football champion
ship.
South Carolina State
defeated Delaware State
39-0 in Orangeburg, South
Carolina while A&T jump
ed off to an early lead and
went on to defeat North
Carolina Central, 34-16 in
Greensboro, N.C. A&T and
S.C. State finished the
season with identical 5-1
conference records.
Howard scored in the last
two minutes to break a tie
to defeat Morgan State
22-16 Friday night in
Washington, D.C. Mary-
land-Eastern Shore was
Idle Saturday.
South Carolina State and
Maryland-Eastern Shore
have games to play this
week. South Carolina State
will meet Wofford in
Orangeburg Saturday after
noon at 2 o’clock and
Maryland-Eastern Shore
travels to Orlando, Fla. to
meet Bethune-Cookman in
a 2 o’clock contest.
South Carolina State
scored on the fourth play of
the game and went on to
defeat Delaware State by a
convincing score.
A&T scored three quick
touchdowns in the first
quarter and held off North
Carolina Central for a 34-16
victory.
Michael Banks hit Juluis
Gamble with a 48-yard pass
with 1:53 left in the game to
give Morgan State a 22-16
setback at the hands ol
Howard.
Donald Barnes scored
on a three-yard run in the
first quarter for Howard to
give the Bison an early
lead. The homestanders
added three points on a
field goal by Gamble before
the halftime for a 9-0 lead.
Morgan got a field goal
from Duane Danner to cut
the lead to 9-3 at
intermission.
Atter Howard increased
its lead to 16-3 Morgan tied
the game on a three-yard
run by Munford and a
14-yard pass from Robert
Crowley to Mark Durden.
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