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VOL. 26, NO. 20
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1967
PRICE 10 CENTS
The IV. A. Scott II Memorial Trophy Goes To Tennessee A & I Sfa e
SCOTT TROPHY ? The W. A.
Scott, II, Memorial Trophy has
gone to Tennessee A&I State
University, 1966 Negro inter
collegiate football champion. The
coveted trophy, sponsored by The
Coca-Cola Company, was re
ceived by the Nashville institu
tion on the occasion of the 32nd
annual All-Sports Jamboree of
The 100% Wrong Club, Atlanta,
Ga. Above A&I's head football
coach, John H. Merritt, 2nd from
right, and his star quarterback,
Eldridee Dickey, 3rd from left,
100% player-of-the-year, collect
their trophy during ceremonies
at Atlanta's Marriott Motor Hotel.
Seen, from left, are banquet
speaker Fran Tarkenton, Minne
sota Vikings quarterback and
marketing representatives for
Coca-Cola, W. A. Scott, III, At
II. S. Civil Service
Applications Being
Accepted For
Examination
Tha U. S. Civil Service Com
mission, Washington, D. C. 2011"),
has announced that applications
are still being accepted for the
] 967 Federal Service Entrance
Examination. Over 200 kinds of
career positions in many fields
are filled from this one examina
tion In Federal agencies nation
wide at Grades GS-5, $5331, and
GS-7, $6451 a year beginning
salary.
Positions are in such fields as
personnel management, general
administration, social security
administration, tax collecting,
data processing, park ranger ac
tlvites, investigation and others.
Interested persons should con
sult Civil Service Announcement
No. 400 to determine whether
they meet requirements and If
they will be required to take a
written test. For those who are
required to take the general
examination, the test will consist
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lanta Daily World, whose father
is memoralized by the trophy,
Mr. Dickey, Dr. A. L. Thompson,
100% Wrong Club president, Mr.
Merritt, and Charles W. Adams,
senior vice president, The Coca
Cola Company. A&I won all of |
its ten games in 1966, including '
the "post-season Grantland Rice
Bowl encounter in which it de
feated Mukingum College of
Ohio by a score of 34 to 7. Pre
viously the Scott trophy had been
retired by Prairie View A&M
College, Texas, and Florida A&M
University, Tallahassee. The a
ward was inaugurated by The
Coca-Cola Company in 1953.
CIAA Tournament
In Session At The
Greensboro Coliseum
GREENSBORO ? The Wins
ton-Salcm Statu Rams, featur
ing national scoring champion
Earl Monroe, will be the team
to beat in the 22nd annual Cen
tral Intercollegiate Athletic As
sociation Basketball Tourna
ment
The tourney will be played at
War Memorial Coliseum in
Greensboro Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, March 2. 3 Mid 4.
Four opening round tramei will
be played in two so ; :ons Thurs
day, the afternoon fit 1 P.M.
and 1!v? evenin-! a1 7:00 PM.
Semifinnl" will bo r'a-ol at
7:nn IJ.M. Friday, :'"d ,l,c con
solation and champions-hip ses
sion will begin at 7:00 P.M. Sat
urday.
Winston-Salem State finished
j the reason in first place, unde
| feated in 19 CIAA games. Earl
Monroe wrapped up the confer
ence scoring championship with
more than 1,000 points, the first
Winston-Salem player to ach
ieve this total in school history.
The Rams will be favored be
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All Heavyweight Champion of the World
THE CHAMP IN ATLANTA ?
Muhammad Ali, heavyweight
champion of the world, was
named "Athlete of the Year" for
1966 by the The 100% Wrong
Club, Atlanta, Ga., during its
32nd annual All-Sports Jamboree
at Atlanta's Marrott Motor Hotel.
Above The Louisville Slugger is
seen in the Atlanta Airport, fol
i lowng the banquet at which he
| received a beautiful bronze pla
que. In upper section of photo,
the Champ chats with National
Urban League representatives J.
Henry Kerns and Herman M.
Sweatt, left, both of Atlanta,
1 while looking on from left are
PRman Moss H. Kendrix and
Atlanta's H. M. Broomfield,
Exalted Ruler of the Gate City
Elks. Below, the Champ checks
Atlanta -Houston flights as Mr.
Kendrix witnesses.