THE CAHOUm&N RALEIGH, N. C„ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1970 18 Shaw tfmmity Bms "Anything Under.soo Bail Disappointing,” Says Coach I:? “YOU’RE OUT!’’-Chicago: Mets’ Ken Single ton (29) is tagged out at third by Ron Santo. Sr gleton had attempted to reach third after Jer v It rote hit a fly ball to Johnny Callison in right field. Callison to Santo. Umpire is An thony Venzon. (UPI). h \IDS TO A STOP-Atlanta: San Francisco’s tin : i baseman Jim Ray Hart skids to a stop on a soggy infield as Braves Orlando Cepeda makes a desperate but futile dash back toward third where he was tagged out in a fourth inning sr ori ng attempt. The game was repeatedly delayed by rain. (UPI). DROPS BALL IN TAGGING ATTEMPT-Wash ington: New York third baseman Gene Michael comes up under the arm of Washington’s Ed Stroud after dropping ball in the eighth inning Sept. 7. Michael dropped the ball atempting to tag Stroud after taking a throw from center field. The Yankees won, 4-3. (UPI). •* * - SCORES ON SINGLE-Pittsburgh, Pa.: Phil lies’ Deron Johnson (11) scores on Byron Browne’s single to left field during the third inning Sept. 6 as Pirates’ Manny Sanguillen (35) takes the throw. Pirates won, 4-3 on Bob Robertson’s home run in the bottom of the tenth inning. (UPI). "Anything under ,50u call would be rather disappointing'' said George Clements, new head football coach of Shaw U niversity, who has as his lot the duty of bringing the foot ball Bears from the brink of dis aster to the realm oi respect ability. The coach, however, refuses to set a table on the length of time it will take to accom plish this. Instead he says “the anatomy of a team sport is a precarious thing and a time table is hard to develop. A team may jell in a couple of games.” The lot, nevertheless, has befallen him and the en thusiastic ex-quarter coach has sprinkled his supporting cast with a battle scored veteran and two relatively young coaches. Jesse Clement an ex-team mate of his at St. Augustine’s in the early 1950’s brings 17 years of experience with him and a reputation for being a shrewd coordinate of defense. Enoch Dukes, another ex-Fal coln, is also noted for his de fensive ability and Bell, a former Bear, who was an All-State tackle at Wilmington Wllllston High School. Although the Bears are re turning 36 lettermen including 12 starters, they are coming off of their second consecutive los ing season. This poses one of the biggest problems confront ing the coaching staff - the de velopment of a winning attitude. Shaw lost four of Its six loss es by lopsided margins last year. That presents a second major problem the development of in terior linemen, "Linemen are hard to come by” said Coach Clements. "Mention football at Shaw and 800 backs will jump out of the wall and only one lineman." The records show that Shaw, last year, did Defense Shows Strength, Offense Drags As A&T Preps far Ms Date BY RICHARD E. MOORE QUANTICO, Va.-With their biggest game of the year less than two weeks away, A&T’s young football team will get down to the serious business of eliminating mistakes. "We saw a lot of mistakes in our practice game against Quantico," said offensive coach Murray Neely. "This is what we are going to work on, things like blocking for the passer and downfield blocking.’ A&T will open the season against Southern University in Yankee Stadium in New York on Friday, Sept, 11 at 8 p.m. Last Saturday’s tough scrim mage against the Marines re vealed that the Aggies’ defense is somewhat ahead of the of fense at this point. Greensboro’s Dudley High Fops Ligon’s Little Blues 26 To 14 The football season hit the nation with a bang, but for the Llgon High Little Blues, it was a disappointing bang as they fell to a powerful Greensboro Dudley team 26-14, in the sea son opener last Friday. Fall tag behind 13-Oat the half, Coach Frank Roberts' charges hit the comeback trail in the tmrd quarter 1 and erupted for 14 points behind the quarter backing of Joe King, to take the lead. Charlie Muldrow got the Blues In the scoring column with a 70 yard scamper on a King handoff before many fans has resumed their seats after receiving the second half kick off. The dazzling run rejuvenated the Llgon team and it put the brokes on Dudley's next attack. King, then, went to work on the Panthers defense sending Mul drow skirting the ends and throwing short flair passes to George Foxwell before finally hitting Foxwell for the score from 35 yards out. Albert Banks kicked both ex tra points to give the Little Blues a short lived lead, 14- 13. Dudley, however, with its stillar guard game bounced back to regain the lead at the close of the third period, 19-14. With a running game reminiscent of the Old Green Bay Packer, Dudley plowed through the Blues line, staying on the ground, as it marched 70 yards to pay dirt with Billy Surgeon blasting the last 12. With time running out in the last quarter Llgon took to the air but Its attempt was futile as Dudley’s Mark Woods pluck ed his second erratic aleral from the air and headed for pay dirt, Tills time It was a Ron Burrell toss. Earlier, Woods snagged a King pass to set up the Panth er’s second touchdown In the first quarter. Jacob Parnell carried it over from five yards out three plays later. The Panther’s ftrst score came with only three minutes left in the first period when quarterback Lewis McCoy hit not allow over seven points from any team In the first quar ter." It’s not that we don’t have any linemen; it’s that we don’t have any depth. If you have any injuries there, we’re in trou ble.” Junior center Joseph John son (6-0, 240) mans the of fensive line and is flanked by a pair of 6-2, 240 guards Stanley Price and Bobby Davis and tackles Leon Glliis (6-4, 285) and Gus Lovett, (6-3, 240), Lovett will captain the team while Glliis is also slated for defensive duties. Offensively, Clements says "We’ll do what the defense dictates,” but with a host of fleetfooled receivers, It is ex pected he’ll lean toward the passing game. With receiver like Frank Hunter, a 9.4 dash man, Charles Smith, 9.5, Henry Roundtree, 9.6, Allen Hepburn, 9.8, and Thomas Gaskin, 10, It becomes natural for the ball to fly through the air. Hep burn Is the only senior and is being watched closely by the Dallas Cowboys. Veterans signal caller Leroy Jones Is currently the leading quarterback but is being push ed by Virginia Union transfer Lionel Coleman who has been described as "real quick with a good football mind and a good field general. Freshman Law rence Boulid also remains in the picture. He is "a tremendous passer and has a very, very quick rele a s e, but he often throws too quick and too long." The Bears ground attack one of the brighter spots will again feature the 1-2 punch of Roderick Wynecoff, a 5-9, 218 pound senior and junior Wil liam Hackett (6-0, 240) along with sophomore slotback Brooker Vann (6-1, 183). Wynecoff has led the team in rushing the past two seasons gaining over 800 yards last year. His biggest day was 199 yards in a losing cause to Vir A&T’s forward wall, led by senior tackle Lester Moore and sophomores William Wide man, Ben Tatum and William Hunter, kept a lot of pressure on Quantico’s runners and quar terbacks. Ttits group was greatly as sisted by linebackers Ben Blacknall, Dempsey Bryant and Ralph Coleman. A&T’s big problem on offense appeared to be a lack oftiming, not serious at this state since the Aggie backs had only four days of practice. The Quarterbacking chores were shared by senior Jerome Turner and junior Charles Mid dleton, both classy runners, as well as passers. Turner scor ed twice on runs and Middleton Surgeon with a screen pass and the chucky fullback cover ed the remaining 35 yards un touched. Although the Little Blues last, there was still some glory ob tained. Muldrow and Foxwell are among the leaders in scor ing and Joe King threw the only Pros To Scout Two Teams AtSaturday Night Game NEW YORK CITY-There will most certainly be approximate ly 100 pairs of professional football scouting eyes on North Carolina A&T State Univer sity’s 20-year-old Melvin Holmes when the Aggies of Greensboro, clash with Say Seagram's and Be Sure. SEAGRAM DISTILLERS COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, 61ENDED WHISKEY • 66 PSOOE ginia Union. Hackett picked up 203 yards that same afternoon. Two years ago Wynecoff barely missed making All-Conference, Backing up this trio will be Carl ‘'Tony” Wilson, Mr. AH - everything in East Flat- Rock and two oustar.ding fresh men. Amos Turner's buliet-llke charges into the line have earn ed him the title of the "Bull’’. Virgil Shawburger (6-1, 195) was one of North Carolina’s premier high school players who was counted by many schools including A&T State University. Shawburger, an All- State, has the distinction of be ing third on the "Durham Morn- Lng Herald’s Ten Touchdown Club” scoring 15 TD’s last year at North Moore. Defense, a weak spot last year, figures to (>e this years strong point in that veterans man early position with the exception of cornerback. Veteran Larry Paige (6-4, 267) joins Gillis at tackle, Vann Green (6-1, 210) and James Cannion (6-1, 210) the ends and Willie "The Stump" Gary (5- 8, 225) at middle guard, all are second year performers. Heading the defensive sec ondary is senior linebacker Jimmy Young, a 6-1, 205 pound All-CIAA candidate. Hayes Henderson (5-11, 185) another senior plays opposite Young. Senior Richard Morris (5-11, 185) returns at free safety with junior James Roseboro (6-1, 185), The cornerback crew con sists of junior Thornton Book er (6-2, 195) and freshman, Charlie Vick (6-1, 195) of Wil son. Realizing the toughness of the schedule, Coach Clements takes a "wait and see” attitude toward the upcoming season. He looks at it at the present as a David and Golioth season in much the same manner of Coach George Qutett of North Carolina Cen tral except he’s David without a sling. ripped off several nice gains on the ground. The best of the running backs seemed to be sophomore J. J. Davis, an ex- Mar ine. Leading receivers at this point are junior Willie W right, sophomore Larry Bolden and freshman Eddie Floyd. Southern, coached by A1 Ta bor, will be led by senior split end, Harold Carmichael, who at 6-8, 225 pounds, is one of the tallest receivers in the nation. Outstanding Jaguar defender include 250-pound tackles James Osborne and defensive end Donnell Smith, a 255 poun der. More than 65,000 persons are expected to attend the game, sponsored by the Football Coaches Foundation. touchdown pass in Division 111. Foxwell on the other hand was the only one to catch a touch down pass. Ligon's next game will be against Sanderson and will be a part of the doubleheader at Carter Stadium on Sept. 18. Southern University’s Jaguars in the 3rd annual Football Coaches Foundation Invitational Classic at Yankee stadium on Friday, Sept. 11. A 6’4”, 250 lb. specimen of muscle a'nd brawn, Holmes is a "LittleAll-American”candi- ... liltsL> A CHAMP IN At TION-Forest Hills, N. Y,:Arthur Ashe, from Gum Springs, Va., looks he’s paving no attention to the ball hit to him by Dutch man Tom Okker during the U. S. Open Tennis Cahmpionships here, Sept. 7. Ashe blasted Okker, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3, to gain the quarterfinals of the tour ney. (UPI). f |9E pf i- IN PLAYER SWAP-Green Buy, Wise.: The Green Bay Packers Sept. 1 swapped Herb Adderley (I,), their talented but disgruntled cornerback, to the Dallas Cowboys tor center Malcolm Walker (C), and defensive end Clarence Williams (R). No cash was involved, a Packer spokesman said. (UPI). date, and although he admits to suffering from "butterflies” prior to a game, he is known to his adversaries as one of the "meanest” offensive blockers they’ve faced. "End Zone” magazine recently stated that Holmes "w ill rank with the best blockers as a pro prospect.” Mild-mannered and quiet on the field, Holmes gives little indication that up front on the Aggie’s line, he can become a MIDGET FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT I NOW IN STOCK SPECIAL TEAM PRICES j&ESjm BOY'S OFFICIAL Hnl&smtfcz FOOTBALL UNIFORMS COMPLETE OUTFITS HELMET,SHOULDER PADS JERSEY, AND PANTS %&||9pL Regular vWTtl $16.95 j/.# Choose From Roms, Coit*, Packers W Redskins and Jets \y FOOTBALL HELMETS JL. • c2l s j 9s " || COLTS, REDSKINS PACKERS, RAMS, JETS 0 Aw NFL s .„- % JERSEYS 3 PEE WEE AND MIDGET FOOTBALLS KM U«5 MS so*s MY $1 11*5 XMtf?Model Model Model f & I I I DEPENDABLE FOR 35 YEARS y 32.2 S. Salisbury Sh 832-8840 ISC / human tank able to propel his big frame 40 yards in less than 4.9 seconds. Holmes starred at Mays High School in Miami before corning to NC A&T, whc-r> he 1 egan demolishing op posing linemen even as a fresh man. No seeker of ball-carry ing glory, Holmes recently de clared, ‘I love the contact where 1 am. When the whistle blows, that’s it --at that time I don't like anybody. I know PIC that's bad, but hitting is v/hat I like to do.” The Aggies and Southern's Jaguars in the September 11 game, will be playing the first Invitational classic held under the Yankee Stadium lights with kick-off time at 8 p.m. Drive Safely

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