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Pagg 8 THE TRIBUNAL AID WKDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3.1975
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TRACK
BASEBALL
SPORTS
BASKETBALL
TENNIS
GOLF
A RIDDLE IN RHYMES
Rev. T.
by
M.
Walker
Shaw Basketball Team Is CIAA“Sleeper”
WHAT AM I?
They pluck me seasonally and load me on trucks
To deliver me to where I am needed;
They price me reasonably putting my buyers in luck,
Especially after I am well seeded.
With my intestines removed, and I’m hollow within,
And I’m given a mouth, nose, and eyes
It makes me interestingly used by those who may win
Some type of prize if they should try.
WHAT AM I?
I am rounded out, and yet I’m somewhat creased
By nature’s grooving artist.
When I’m carried about and finally released,
I just shine as if I am polished.
I am no lantern, and yet my name is Jack;
Still that’s what I’m called when up high ,
Glaring at random upon crowds around me packed
As children in the party pass by.
WHAT AM I?
I’m first green on the vine, and then I turn yellow.
And besides that I am very dumb;
Yet it seems to all that I am a popular fellow.
For at least 1 am nobody’s bum.
There can be a lesson around me centered;
I can be a means to inspire
Hope for those of supression who may have entered
Defeatism and slow death beside.
WHAT AM I?
One lesson I teach by just being my yellow self
Is that whether you are white or yellow
There is a positive glow you can radiate from a shelf.
Proving that one can shine for the other fellow.
So now as you grow within your own human setting.
Ripening to be plucked by and by.
Try never to .sow the bad seeds of fretting
When you can give a lantern smile.
WHAT AM I?
RALEIGH, N.C.- Shaw
University head basketball
coach James Farris des
cribes his team as the
“sleeper’’ of the Central
Intercollegiate Athletic As
sociation (CIAA). Farris,
beginning his third year as
basketball coach believes
he finally has a team
capable of winning, despite
his two year record of 14
wins and 34 losses.
For the first time in
several years the Bears will
his thirteen man squad.
Farris describes forward
guard Andrew Richardson
as the team leader.
Richardson, an all CIAA
candidate (1973-74), is fast
and has a deadly outside
shot. During the 1973-74
season Richardson had a
21.3 game average and is
expected to be one of the
CIAA’s leading scorers.
Farris will open up with
6-10 Jake Rodgers at
center. Rodgers is the
play the majority of their tallest player in the CIAA,
games on campus m
Spaulding Gymnasium
which will give the Bears a
home court advantage. The
home court advantage is
usually good for 8 or 10
extra points in a tight
game. The Bears lost
several key games by less
than eight points last
season. The Bears will play
three games at Ligon
Junior High School Gym
including the opener a-
gainst Winston-Salem State
University on Tuesday,
December 2 at 8 p.m.
The Bears were hit hard
last season when several
starters were unable to play
because of academic pro
blems. However, that
problem has been solved
and Farris is blessed to
have 9 seasoned players on
Greensboro Prepares
For MEAC
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Post Best Record
FAYETTEVILLE-When After losing 9-7
the season opened in Norfolk State; 6-0 in
September, coach Ray Elizabeth City, and 42-25
McDouglal felt he could against J.C. Smith; this
improve last year’s 4-7 team is the best Ray
record. McDougal has had during
He had a host of seniors, his six years as chief
among them All-American mentor, and their record
track and football great proved it.
James Godwin, who put a
7-3 season together this
year and made it the best
record on paper at
Fayetteville State (N.C.)
University.
The team lost three
heart-breakers and could
have easily gone undefeat
ed for the season. camp.
CIAA Mid-Winter
Meeting
RICHMOND - The Cen
tral Intercollegiate Athletic
Association (CIAA) will
hold its Mid-Winter Meet
ing Saturday and Sunday.
December 6-7, 1975, Com
missioner L.D. Smith
announced today.
In making the an
nouncement, Commissio
ner Smith stated that Saint
Augustine’s College and
Shaw University would be
GREENSBORO, N.C. -
Marvin “Human Eraser”
Webster is gone from the
Mid-Eastern Athletic Con
ference, but the MEAC
still expects the 1975-76
basketball season to be a
thriller.
So much so until coaches
in the league are already
pointing to the MEAC’s
annual basketball tourna
ment, scheduled for next
February 26-28 in the
15,000-seat Greensboro Co
liseum.
The MEAC coaches held
their annual kickoff press
conference in the coliseum
Although 19 seniors will last Monday and imme-
graduate, McDougal has a diately picked North Caro-
fine nucleus of players A&T as the team to
returning next fall.S beat in the conference race.
Heir-apparent to step Dr. James Younge,
into James Godwin’s cleats acting commissioner of the
are many Broncos in the MEAC, announced that
The two-day shirt sleeve
working sessions will be
involved in constitutional
amendments, short and
long range scheduling,
CIAA Basketball Tourna
ment Committee meetings,
and various CIAA coaches
association meetings.
Highlight of the meeting
will be presentation of the
CIAA parade of champions
in various sports. President
the host institutions and Bobby Vaughan will pre-
that the meetings will be side and Commissioner
held at the Holiday L.D. Smith will make his
Inn-North, Highway I, semi-annual report to the
Raleigh. league.
tickets for the MEAC
tournament will go on sale
Dec. 1 in the coliseum.
He said the advance sale
will include only season
books at $18.00 for
premium seats and $14.00
for side court seats.
Persons ordering tickets
are asked to add fifty cents
for handling charges.
“With the kind of teams
we are expecting in the
conference this season,”
said Younge, “we are
expecting upwards of
25,000 fans to attend our
tournament.”
In addition to the Aggies,
the conference race is
expected to feature out
standing teams by Howard
University, S.C. State
College, North Carolina
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“Our main goal right two of them I believe we
now is to make it to win could be in good shape for
some games and make it to the remainder of the year,
the CIAA tourney in Farris said he intends for
Hampton,” said Farris. We the team to be more
have three conference aggressive than last year
games before Christmas and he is hoping he can
and if we can win at least develop a stronger defense
COLD SORESAND
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however he lacks weight
and experience. Rodgers is
a graduat of Broughton
High School, but he didn’t
play any high school ball. In
addition, he only weighs
190 pounds.
Other stand outs include
6-6 Tommie Johnson and
6-5 Larry Hicks, a tranfer
student from Kittrell Col
lege.
Joe Moye, a 6-2 guard
was the only member of the
1974-75 squad to be named
to the All CIAA squad.
“Moye has all tools to be
one of the most outstanding
players in the country”,
Farris said. He averaged 22
points per game last season
and is considered one of the
Bears most consistent
players.
Central, the University of
Maryland Eastern Shore,
Delaware State College and
Morgan State College.
“This is an outstanding
basketball league,” said
Warren Reynolds, head
coach of the Aggies. “We
have a lot of topnotch
players and coaches and
anybody can win the title.”
Tickets for the tourna
ment may be ordered from:
The Greensboro Coliseum,
1921 W. Lee Street,
Greensboro, N.C.
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soured economy, Nathaniel consistantly office operations,
meets his assigned quota and fulfills his
protection obligation.
Nathaniel has the desire to oneday
become an instructor at the instructional
headquarters for IBM in Dallas, Texas,
and eventually become an upper level
manager.
At the present time though, the IBM
and the setting of
methods for handling special applications
such as orders for manufacturers of
products, billing, and storage of records
for the products ordered.
Nathaniel’s largest customers thus far
are the High Point City Schools,
Adams-Mills, and Alderman Studios.
salesman must persist in handling his
duties of working with professional
businesses in over 75% of High Point,
along with GTl and all of its campuses.
This entails not only selling office
equipment and office systems, but also
calls for advising and counseling on
better office techniques and operation,
counseling on equipment to improve
At present, Nathaniel resides at
3240-H South Holden Road in Greensboro
with his wife Deborah. They have no
children.
His story should be known, for it
exemplifies that determination, fortitude
and good fortune can bring success for
the Black race, and we definitely are
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