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J. C. Smith’s Golden Bulls Defeat Shaw U. Bears. 19-6
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CEPEDA SUES LOOK MAGAZINE - San Francisco, Calif.: Orlando Cepeda (right), the Na
tional League’s "Comeback Player of the Year,” talks with Willie Mays prior to appearing In
U. S. District Court here Oct. 18. Cepeda charges that he was libeled in a story in Look Maga
zine in 1963, and is suing for a million dollars. (UPI PHOTO).
Ffepf Little Looks Like An AH-Amerka Star
On Gridiron, Sufis 'Nightmare' In Civvies
NEW YORK--Aside from a
matching set of bowlegs, Syra
cuse star Floyd Little looks like
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"BOXING” AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN? New York:
Willis Reed, of the New York Knickerbockers, right, throws
a left at Rudy Laßusse, of the Los AngelesLakers during
the second half of their gam > at Madison Square Garden here
last week, The melee erupted when Reed and Laßusse lined
up on the foul line. New York went on to win the encounter,
122-119. (UPI PHOTO).
Frank Robinson Is Sport
Mag s Corvette Awardee
NEW Y r ORK--Frank Robinson
of the Baltimore Orioles has
been named SPORT Magazine’s
Corvette Award winner as the
outstanding player in the 1966
World Series.
Robinson, who was the Series
leader in home runs and runs
batted in, will receive the
award, a 1967 corvette, at a
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an All America candidate on
the football field, but the body
that rr-'W.c him a highly es-
luncheon in the New Y r ork Hil
ton Hotel on October 12th.
The hard-hitting Baltimore
outfielder got the Orioles off
winging in the first game of
the Series by belting a two
run first-inning homer against
Don Drysdale to lead the Birds
to a 5-2 rout of the Dodgers.
In the game four, Robinson’s
ficient halfback is also a tail
or’s nightmare.
In an article in the current
issue of Look Magazine, Little’s
disproportionate measure
ments are listed this way: "The
shirt collar is a 17 1/2, the suit
jacket a 46, the waist, 31, and
he needs a 34 pair of pants
to get over his hips."
His massive, but relatively
short 5*10” body, presents its
sartorial problems. According
to Floyd, "The last suit I
bought, they had to alter the
pants three times to get it
right."
game-winning homer in the
fourth Inning, again off Drys
dale, provided the only run in
the Orioles’ 1-0 victory, en
abling the Birds to complete
a four-game sweep.
Past SPORT Magazine Cor
vette Award Winners: 1955-
Johnny Podres, Brooklyn Dodg
ers; 1956-Don Larsen, New
York Yankees; 1957-Lew Bur
dette, Milwaukee Braves; 1958-
Bob Turley, New York Yankees;
1959-Larry Sherry, Los Ange
les Dodgers; 1960-Bobby Rich
ardson, New York Yankees,
1961-Whitey Ford, New York
Yankees; 1962-Ralph Terry,
New York Yankees; 1963-Sandy
Koufax, Los Angeles Dodgers;
1964- Bob Gibson, St. Louis
Cardinals; 1965-Sandy Koufax,
Los Angeles Dodgers.
Started, Finished
BALTIMORE—Frank Robin
son, slugging right fielder for
the newly-crowned world cham
pions Baltimore Orioles, holds
the distinction of starting and
sealing the doom of the Los
Angeles Dodgers in the 1966
World Series baseball classic.
The American League’s first
triple crown winner in 10 years,
Robinson blasted the first hom
er of the series to help the
Orioles to victory No. 1 over
the Dodgers, and then came
to hit the classic’s last home
run, as the Birds edged 1.A.,
1-0, to sweep the series, 4-0.
Charlotte Crowd Sees
Local Knilns Defeated
CHARLOTTE - The Shaw U
niversity Bears trying desper
ately to gain their first victory
heid Johnson C. Smith Univer
sity to a 6-6 halftime score
but fell behind in the last half,
dropping a 19-6 decision to the
Golden Bulls of Smith, Satur
day, Oct. 22, in Charlotte.
The Shaw Bears scored their
only td, late in the second quart
er on a block punt and a re
covery. The Bulls of Smith e~
lected to kick on a third down
and seven situation on their'
own fifteen yard line. At the
snap of the ball, Shaw’s de
fensive end Robert Russell, a
senior from Asheville, charged
In on the punter, knocking the
ball to the ground. Bishop
Stallings, right guard for the
Bears was the first to touch the
ball for the Bears.
Stallings, slipping on the wet
field, missed on his attempted
recovery for the Bears. How
ever, Nathaniel Saunders,
freshman from Greensboro,
dived in making the recoverv
and scoring the touchdown. The
Bears attempted a two point
conversion play, but it failed.
The Bulls of Smith Univer
sity scored their initial touch
down at the end of a seventy
five yard drive with quarter
Bisons And Tigers To Meet
At Fuquay Homecoming Fri.
BY ROY L. COLLINS
FUQUAY - The Fuquay Con
solidated Bisons will host Gar
ner’s Tigers in their homocom
ing Tilt Friday, Oct. 28, at
the Fuquay High Stadium at 7;30.
Special halftime activities will
be performed by both school
bands, Garner and Fuquay.
This will be the first time
in history of football that the
two arch rivals will meet. Cap
tains for the Bisons are David
McLead and Carson Underwood.
A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS? - Cleveland (Big Cat)
Williams idly plays with a piece of hay as he day dreams
his forthcoming heavyweight title fight with Muhammad All
(Cassius Clay) at Houston’s famed Domed Stadium on' Mon
day, November 14, The Big Cat, who is already in superb
physical condition, vows he will knock All out in the early
rounds. Cleve is leading an austere life while training at
the Hugh S. Benbow' Ranch, near Yoakum, Texas. (EDLIS
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"HURRICANE" CARTER ARRESTED FOR MURDER - Pat
erson, N. J.: Police here Oct. 15 arrested middleweight box
er Rubin (Hurricane) Carter (shown in a 1964 file photo)
and a truck driver on charges they committed a triple
murder in an apparent holdup attempt last June. Carter,
29, and John Artis, 21, both of Paterson, were booked on three
•rurate charges of murder. (UPI PHOTO).
back Robert Bohlet climaxing
the drive w ith a two yard plunge,
off his right tackle. Smith’s
next touchdown drive was for
sixty-one yards, with QB Boh
ler leading the drive with a
sweep off his right tackle that
netted fourteen yards, moving
the Golden Bulls across the
mid-field mark into Bearterri
tory. Bolder carrying again,
running behind his right tackle,
with the ball on the thirteen
yard line, moved on in for the
touchdown, Srr.’th’sfinal touch
down was scored on a tight
encl delay that put right end Bob
Duesenberry in the clear down
on the Bears’ five, going on
in for the touchdown.
Shaw played without the ser
vices of right-end Art Bridges,
who was out with a bad ankle
and guard, James Cheek.
Leading the Bears offensive
ly were Bill Jones and Fred
Long who gained over a hun
dred yards in the first half.
Jones and Long ran at the right
and left halfback position re
spectively.
Shawls record now is 0-4-1,
with their next game, Saturday,
Oct. 29, against the "Eagles”
of North Carolina College,
Game time is 2 p. m. at Cha
vis Park, Raleigh, N. C,
The Garner squad will be bring
ing much more weight and ex
perience than the Fuquay Club.
Outstanding players for the Tig
ers are: Michael Smith, Wes
ley Brandon, (Rabbit) Taylor,
Billy and George Dobbin, Theo
dore Stroud, Herman Bass,
James and Gene Yates, and Jim
my Turner,
The Bisons of Fuquay are
winless this year. Last week
they were socked by Troy’s
Peabody 32-0.
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FIRST WORKOUT - Miami, Fla.: Former Denver Broncos’ fullback Cookie Gilchrist (center!
who recently signed with the Miami Dolphins, carries the ball during his first workout Dol
phins’ quarterback George Wilson, Jr., is at right. Player on left is unidentified. (UPI PHOTO).
Elizabeth City State Vikings
Nudge Shaw Sears, 30-20 Here
The Shaw University Bears,
taking an early first quarter
lead, dropped a 30-20 tilt to
the Vikings of Elizabeth City
State, Saturday afternoon, Oct'.,
15, at Chavis Park.
The Bears scoring early hi
the first quarter on a three
yard plunge by junior halfback
BUI Jones, possessed a short
lived lead as the Vikings of
State College stormed back to
go ahead at half-time by a 24-
20 score.
Jones scored the initial
touchdown after he had inter
cepted an Elizabeth City pass
down on State’s 15 yard line.
With the Bears losing back
to the 18 following two plays,
the Bears got a first and goal
situation after an interference
call, down at the three yard
line. Jones then carried the
ball in for the touchdown, with
14:28 remaining in the first
quarter.
The Vikings scored their
first touchdown four minutes
and twenty-four seconds later,
as quarterback Johnnie Walton
hit his right end, Lincoln Bond
for a 23 yard pass for the
touchdown. Sylvester Bynum,
left end for State got the two
point play from QB Walton.
Shaw scored again with 6:16
left In the first quarter after
State had threatened twice. Art
Bridges, senior end from Mi.
Vernon, N.Y., grabbed an 18
yard pass from quarterback
Robert McLeod, in the end zone
to score the Bears’ second tally.
Fred Long, the most under
rated halfback in the confer
ences, closed out the Bears’
scoring on a spectacular 81 yd.
punt return. Long got the ball
down on the 19 yd. line and
went all the way down the left
side line for the touchdown.
Shaw staged a tremendous
68 yard drive late in the sec
ond quarter, only to have time
run out on them. The Bears
took over from the Vikings of
Elizabeth State on the 30 yd.
line after the Vikings missed
on a fourth down and one situ
ation. Lenzifc Grice, running
at the left halfback position for
the Bears moved off his left
tackle up to the 45 yard line.
Little Roy Lassister, freshman
halfback for the Besfrs, then
crossed the midway point,
running hard to the 41 yard
line.
High School
Scores
And Schedules
LAST WEEK’S HIGH SCHOOL
SCORES
Hillside (Durham) 12
Raleigh (Ligon) 6
Troy Peabody 32
Fuquay Consolidated 0
Horton (Pittsboro) 32
Garner Consolidated 0
P. S. Jones 16
Carver (Mt. Olive) 6
P. W. Moore 21
Adkin 20
J. T. Barber 36
B. T. Washington 1$
Dillard (Goldsboro) 58
Winsdor (Southwestern) 0
SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY
OCTOBER 28
Booker T. Washington at Ra
leigh Ligon (Homecoming)
Hillside at E. E. Smith (Fay
etteville)
P. W. Moore at J. T. Barber
(New Bern)
Darden at W. S. Adkins
Sanford (Wicker) at Carver (Mt.
Olive.).
Garner at Fuquay Consolidated
Homecoming
Dußois (Wake Forest) at Hor
ton (Pittsboro)
Selma (Harrison) at Sampson
(Clinton)
JR. HIGH
Carnage Jr. High at Josephus
Daniel Jr. High
Devereux Meadow - 7;30 - Sat
urday.
The defeat left the Bears with
a 0-3-1 record for the season,
with their game, Saturday,
KOBINKON VISITS OLD
cinnati: Frankie Robinson, right, star of the recent Balti
more-Los A.ngeles World Series clash, is in town visiting
with friends and former teammates when he was with the
Reds. Here he drinks a Coke toast for old-time-sake with
Pete Rose. Reds’ second baseman. (UPI PHOTO).
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