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Morgan’s Eddie Hart Steps Down As Grid Mentor
(Eagles Down Falcons, 28-0; Trojans Whip Shaw, 32-0
|St. Aug, Proves Second
bAA Win For NC College
[ North Carolina -College scored a
*3-0 CIAA victory over St Augus
jttne’B College at Chavis Park here
Katurday. The Falcons, on the
priori end of the series, 0-12 with
phs Eegl*j held NCC to two point®
Km the first half
Fsu! Winslow*. Elizabeth City
Iwakur Halfback, scored tus TD's
jand KMiied for S 3 yard? in 10 ear
jhiee.
jWinskiw®'® first TO earn* in a 98
hard sMee over led 1 tackle. Walt
ferov/jsmg's conversion try was
(wide
A bard eharetns NCC for
we!! shook up Falcon
quarterback Rerh Bui low*,
who fumbled, An alert Koesle
Barfield. Eagle halfback from
Snow Bill, carried to the sis.
After a three yard advance by
Barfield. Winslowe burst thru
th emlddle for hi« serond Tl>
The conversion try didn't ma
terialize NCC quarterback Regin
ald Pryor received a bad snap
(from renter w oil* he held for
Browning, who didn't get a chance
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JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY
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DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE
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(Campus Stadium) Charlotte. N. C.
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Charlie Cox, frosh ex-GI end
from Kinston, dashed 30 yards on
one of Burrows* pass tries and
scored for NCCs third TD.
NCCs final tally was engineered
by junior quarterback Nathan
Cook On a handoff from Cook,
fresh halfback Bishop Hams of
Fayetteville, faked the Falcons’
defensivbe left side and shot off
the Falcons’ right guard on a 7
yard burst, that landed him in the
end rone with the TD.
NCC completed 4 of 10 passes
as compared to the Falcons’ 2 of
4 aerial tries.
Two of the Falcons' passes were
intercepted. NCC had none lost
this way.
Surprisingly, the Falcons out
distanced the Eagles by kicking 5
for an average of 35 yards in con
trast to NCC s 4 boots for 29 yard
average,
NCC plays Virginia State in
Durham on October 17. Kickoff
time is 1:30 p. m. at O'Kelly Field
I The Eagles' homecoming will be
I October 31 with Shaw University.
know it yet—but they're making
history.
They'll He the last Morgan
*l*v-en to be piloted by the lit
tle "Miracle Man of Coaching.”
Edward Paulette lEd diet Hurt.
Uncle. Eddie, after & 38-year
Morgan career as bead coach
of bootball. is stepping down.
Morgan President Martin D Jen
kins announced last, week "with
regret” that this will be the last
season in which Hurt will coach
football
The Morgan president said:
"At his request. Edward P Hurl
is relinquishing his duties as head
roach of football effective with the
close of the 1959 season He will
continue to sen'? as athletic di
rector, professor of physical educa
tion and coach of track and field "
No successor has been named to
folic,Hurt a? bead coach. Presi
de!** Jenkins said
A TREMENDOUS PERSON
President Jenkins coupled his
.jnpo!!ucerr,ent with warm rraise
for ihe 59-year-old coach. He said
”1 hsv eethe warmest admiration
and respect for Coach Hurt. He's a
tremendous person who has given
brilliant and dedicated service to
(he college over the years While
w« regret, to iose his services as
roach of football, we're happy to
conserve him He's done a fine
toh."
LIGON WINS HOMECOMING TILT James Stewart (21) star right halfback at the J W. Ligon
High School, is seen. running for a 35-yard gain for the Little Blues during their homecoming game
against Greenville last Friday night here. Roy Lee Crowder <33' is shown blocking for Stewart- This
action took place during the 3rd quarter. Lignn won the game by a score of 32-6.
Ligon’s Little Blues Win Homecoming
Tilt Over Eppes Os Breenville, 32-8
The Little Blues of the I V
Ligon High School swamped the
Eppes High School football team, I
32-8, here Friday night in then
1959 homecoming encounter
Registering in the scoring col- j
iimn so rLigon were seven Litll - i
Blues as they racked up score, in |
every quarter
Salting off the slaughter " a
Will larn Crockett, who scored min
utes after the game began afte 1
scampering 25 yard? for a touch- |
down The Bines had marched FI
yards for this'touchdown.
Near the end of the ifrrmri
quarter. James Stewart Him
axed a 44-yard march with a j
29-yard dash )« put Lig n n a
head a* intermission.
A bad pass from Eppes' c*n.
In Hie CIAA;
Onion’s Williams Leads Pass Receivers;
Hawks lops In Team Offense, Defense
DURHAM (CIAA NEWS SER
VICE ) Virginia Union's Wai-ren
W Williams, with five reception l
in Union's 20-0 win over Howard
last week, moved ahead o i Hr..
nearest competition among the Cl-
AAs leading pass receivers Wil
liams. a 6-5. 240 poundei from
Washington, D C snagged 10 pass
t-s for a total of 109 -yards.
Ear! Bowers, Morgan State*
310 pound fullback, gained 120
yards against North Carolina
College to take over first place
in the league’* rushing depart
went. Cast week's leaders, Ne!
son Guthrie of Winston-Salem.
Willie Holland of Hampton
and Billy Gray of Maryland
State, dropped to fifth, ninth
and second in the rushing di
vision respectively.
Maryland Slate's Hawks piled
up 373 yards. 298 rushing, in their
39-0 conquest over Bluefield State
io lead the CIAA ir, team total of
fense,. Vernon (Skip! McCain's
•WT’ I- 1 1 DODGER STR S II.TMW for ifc. 1,... Aim .If. !lo'!-.r. ir, (f.pir Rf ~.0
pegc the Chlettn WMto Soxs during the World Sf v>* are Charlie Neat. left, and Chuck Eawsian. Neal
hit 2 home runs, driving 'a four runs, while Essegten blasted one one a* * pinch-hitter in the 7th inning
-W Sob.tiuy -hpdres. The Dodgers went on to defeat She White Suss tor the series crown last Thursday.
(UP! TELEPHOTO).
In n. their OWn file 4?sd hoe
pt ended Ligon s* ith *h c if
third quarter score. Bobby
Gardner, a tackle, pounced ™
the ha!! in th rend zone and
scored
Tii* Little Blue; wound up their
-coring parade in (he fourth period
with touchdowns. Billy Mack
ian five yard- to rap off a 42-yard
touendou n march for the first
one This was set up on a pass in
terception.
The final touchdown a h o follo w
ed a pars interception. Jimmy Ho
ten mtercentin; on the Eyre- go
and going T i their four before he
mg flopped William op.-vi■o p.-vi■ w
•vent over fir,n-1 there William
Monroe added thea extra point, the
H~-‘ks p'ied up (hr tots! on 4"
i plays The 296 a ■ els garnered on
j file £TO!UTfi icas enough to
| !e*d the loop s clubs in rushing al
I so
Defensively Maryland State e!;o
! tope'i the league The Hawk- only
i yielded AS varHs for an average of
j 119 n per game to hold down sec
i ond place
Wmston-Salem’s Rarus arc
runner-up to the Hawks in
total offense and m rushing of
Tense. The Hams battered their
«av for 799 yards on total of
fense for an average of 364.5
yards net tilt. In rushing. Tom
Conrad's efnb gained 620 yards
on ihe ground for an average
of 310 yards per contest.
A&T's Aggie:., the defending
i cham p s. lead the league in tin
; team, passing offense with 7 of 12
i completions for a 533 percentage
and a total of T 25 varrij. .T. C
Smith follows with a 9 of 2! com
pletion mark for a percentage of
only on* of the contest
Epres' lone touchdown came in
the final quarter and climaxed s
f>2-yard march Joe Tyson passed
It yards <o Bobby Gatland for the
-core Tyson also passed to Gat
land for the extra point.
Whit* the Ligon offensive
attack was divided among »
half rjoien players, Louis John
vnii, William Crockett and
.lames Stewart were cited for
outstanding play.
fiiiiv Mims, Bnbb-c Gardner.
Elbert Hawkins and Louie
Johnson were the d’-tensive
ipa4c's for Lfgon
Freddr Watson and. Larry Hairdv
v fzxtx th® offensive standout? for
Hopes The visitors were paced on
defense by Woody Wilson.
r ( 439 The Golden Bulls heV* piled
i up a total of 142 yards on aerials,
i connecting tv ice on TD strikes
Herbert, Burrow;, of S* A.uguf
tm°'s and Willie Draper of St
Paul s moved Into first place in
the CIAA passing department as
i They connected on 4 of 6 fosses in
last week’s CIAA action Burrows'
four connections netted 85 yards,
one good for a touchdown telly.
Draper's four aerials covered a
total of 21 yards. A & T's Paul
Swann was in the runner-up spot
with a .500 per cent accuracy.
Napoleon Barbosa, Virginia
Union’s triple-threat quarterback,
look over the league lead in total
offense in the second week of play
Barbosa, with 80 yards rushing and
: 167 yards passing, in fil plays has
js total of 247 yrds in 4 tilts. NCC's
ftossie Barfield, last week's leader
dropped to second place with 237
'■aids on total offense. Barfield's
total was picked up in 47 plays
in 3 games.
NCC Eagles !
Scheduling
23 Cage Tills
DURHAM—North Carolina Col
lege’s basektball team will play
twenty-three games this year.
Floyd Brown's Eagles's stage
their annual intra-squad game in
the home gymnasium on Novem
ber 21.
The Eagle* open CIAA play on
December 1 at Hampton. The re
mainder of the slate follows:
December 2, Elizabeth City. Eliz
abeth City; Dec. 5, Virginia State,
Durham; Dec. 8, S. C. State. Or
angeburg, S. C.; Dec 12, Morgan
State, Durham; Dec. 15, W Va
State, Durham: Dec. 18, J. C. Smith
at Charlotte; Jan. 1-2, Winston-Sa
lem Holiday Tournament; Jan. 5.
Elizabeth City, Durham; Jan. 9
Winston - Salem, Winston - Salem;
Jan. 12, Fayetteville State. Fayette
ville; Jan. 15. Shaw University, Ra
leigh: Jan, 16. Virginia Union. Dur
ham; Jan, 20. S. C Slate, Durham
Jan 23, A&T College, Greens
boro. Jan. 30. Winston-Salem. Dur
ham; Feb. 2. Fayeleville State.
Durham; Feb 5. Virginia Union.
Richmond, Va.. Feb 8, Morgan
State College, Baltimore, Md.. Feb
8. Virginia Stale Petersburg. Va..
Feb 11, Hampton Institute, Dur
ham: Feb 13, A&T College. Dur
ham; Feb. 16, J C Smith Univer
sity. Durham. Feb 20, Shaw Uni
versity, Durham.
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Ram-Soaked Crowd Sees
Va. State Swamp Shaw U.
PETERSBURY. Va - Virginia
S*ate College "Trojans swamped
Shaw Bears'' 32-0 on a wet field
before a rain drenched crowd at
Rogers Stadium. Peter: burg Vir
ginia Saturday
The firs* "Trojan” tally came
within minutes after the kickoff
DeWayne .Jeter passed so Harry
Morgan on the 23 yard line and
fullback Eugene Carmichael car
ried to the 19 yard On the next
play. DeWayne Jeter passed to
Harry Morgan who scored the first
six pointer of the game The ex
-1 tra point conversion was made by
George Franklin
After the kick-off. Shaw
tried a series of pas? plays
and found one to he intercept
ed by Sidney S« arm on the
to yard line who returned it
to Shaw's 21 yard line. On the
oe\i play Swann carried 19
yards for the second touch
down of the game Gepigc
Franklin splil the uprights
Paul Quinn Riddles
Tougaloo Squad, 46=6
WACO. Tex A_Npi—The bnl-j
hant passing arm? of freshmen!
quarterback Weldon Baker andj
tumor quarterback Joe Herman j
Earl, and the running of iso-lb i
halfback Richard Pleasant, made!
Tou an 100 college no competition
for the Paul Quin Tigers at .fact - !
son stadium m their first, homej
game recently
Baker, passing for two touch
down,. to right, end Don aid Child?..!
and another to left cud Willie!
for th' second conversion.
In the waning moments of the
fiisi quarter State recovered *
Bear" fumble and marched to the
tft --ard line Jeter's pass to Aaron
Smith who ran the 15 yards for
the third tally. Franklin's conver
sion was no good Sharv tried to
rah.v but was unable to penetrate
"Trojan" territory beyond the 28
yard line.
In the second half of the game
Shaw’s pass offensive was effect
ive when the "Bears’ 1 completed
seven out of ten passes They also
penetrated deep into Virginia
Slate territory down to the 13 yard
line
The "Trojan's" final tally came
in waning moments of the quar
ter when DeWavne Jeter, j
series of running plays by George
Franklin and Eugene Carmichael,
plunged from the one yard line
The final conversion was block
ed
Wmkfield added to his perform
a nee by sconng IS and 22 yard*
runs.
Richard Pleasants added to ths
scoring on runs of 43 and 16 arrif
i uus.
MUST RETURN TO PRTVAIE
PARCTICE
Mr White, said he was r
signing because '"the time bar
now? fos>6 when i roust return
to private practice.”