A&T NEWCOMER TO TRACK
COULD BECOME BIG STAB
An A&T youngster who had
never run competitively in high
school and who came out for
the sport in college without a
scholarship, has turned out to
be one of the finest middle-dis
tance runners in the state.
Seyon Han-ell, a sophomore
from Hertford, N. C., is one
reason Aggie track coach Mur
ray Neely is all smiles these
days.
"Harrell ran a 47.3 quarter
mile last Saturday in the Hamp
ton Relays," said Neely, "and
this is one of the best times in
the state and country at this
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stage of the game. Most of the
CIAA coaches think that he can
be the best in the conference."
That is saying a lot, in view
of the fact that Harrell will be
competing in the 440 against
Vince Matthews of Johnson C.
Smith, one of the fastest quar
termilers in the nation. Mat
thews has not beaten Harrell's
time outdoors this season.
It's the steady improvement
that has impressed Neely most
about Harrell. In his first race
in the Florida A&M Relays two
weeks ago, he posted a 48.5 in
the open 440. Less than an hour
later, he ran a 48.4 anchor leg
in A&T's winning sprint medley
relay. Harrell is 5'-10" and
weighs about 160. He seems to
thrive on hard work, according
to Neely. "He's a real gentleman
and very coachable," added
Neely. "We make out a schedule
for him and he follows it re
ligiously."
Asked what he thinks will
enable Harrell to lower his time
even more, Neely said: "The
thing that is going to help hi'"
is more competition with top
flight runners." Right now,
Harrell is preparing for another
big day in the Commonwealth
Relays in Petersburg, Va., April
20. Other promising members o i
A&T's track team include fresh
man Curtis Thompson, a halX
miler; Ray Thompson, a broad
jumper; and Billy Buckingham
and Mike Hart, high jumpers,
and unbeaten weight man Elvin
Bethea.
Thompson and Buckingham
were state champions in high
school and Bethea is an All
NAIA performer in the discus
and shot-put.
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