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THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH, N C.. SATURDAY’ DECEMBER 5. 1970
$ nyettville Cagers Possess
Talent, Balance And Desire
FAYETTEVILLE' - Sideline
observers Save pegged the Fay
etteville State University Bron
co cagers as -‘comers'* for the
past three years. Despite their
supporters lusty confidence, ti e
Broncos have been beset by
•‘dropouts,’' academic prob
lems, and some fine competi
tion.
Coach Thomas L. Peeves,
starting his second season at
the Bronco cage helm, labels
this year’s aggregation as a
unit with talent, balance, poise
and desire. Needless to say,
these are some worthy ingredi
ents to possess.
Reeves has seven lettermen
returning headed by one of the
CIAA’s premier ball players,
Ronald Bettiv.ay. The Selma
native scored at a 18.5 clip
last season in 19-games and
averaged 10 rebounds per game.
Pettiway has the grace, abili
ty and style to make Small
College All-American. Coach
Reeves says that he is going
to use ail cf his ability to get
it out of him. '‘He’ll be my
swing man, as his height and
jumping ability permits Sum
to play guard or forward.”
Pettiway is a 6-3 junior and one
of the Co-Captains of the club.
Also returning and equally
talented is Michael Sneed, 6-
7 sophomore from New York.
Sneed was the club’s leading
FREDERICKSON BROUGHT DOWN-Washington; New York’s Tucker
Frederickson (24) is brought down by Washington’s Marlin McKeever
(86) and Bill Brundige (77) after a short two-yard-gain in the first period
Nov, 29. The Giants won, 27-24. (UPI).
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rebounder last year with a
16.8 average per contest. He
also scored at a 14.3 clip per
outing.
Lari McNeill, sharp-shoot
ing guard from Fayetteville,
! eads t! < backcourt re-turnees.
He was the club’s highest scor
er last year and one of the
CIAA’s t est percentage shoot
ers wit I a .467 mark or. field
goals. In addition to McNeill,
returnees include Terrence
Murchison, 6-5 center; Don
Smith, 6-3 guard-forward; Cur
tis Torrey, 6-1 guard; and Jas
oer Tanner, 6-3 forward.
The battle for starting posi
tions on the squad has been
furious as Coach Reeves
brought in some Lot shot fresh
men with some very find cre
dentials and demonstrated
abilitr to play varsity basket
ball.
The newcomers are headed by
All-Starter Joseph Bridges, 6-
7 forward from Raeford: and
Pepsi-Cola All -Southeastern
Jeff Capel, 6-1 guard from
Southern Pines. Other frosh in
clude Ivory Bryant, 6-1 guard
from Winterville, Robert Tyus,
6-1 guard from Arkansas, Vin
cent Young. 6-4 forward ft orr.
Fayetteville; Grant W. McNeill,
6-0 guard from Southern Pines,
Da\id Donnell, 6-4, forward
from CharloHe, and Samuel
Smith, 6-4 foi .vard from Laur
inburg.
Gerald Sullivan, a backcour
ter, returns for another try with
the Broncos. He’s a junior and
did not play last season. Coach
Reeves is expecting a lot of
help from this season.
Reeves plans to use a modi
fied zone and one on one de
fense this year. ‘‘Our players
have been playing together for
two years now and this will help
stabilize our defense,” he said.
Fayetteville State posted a
7-13 record last season overall
and was 5-10 in league play.
* * *
The National Conference of
Christians and Jews was found
ed in IS2B by Charles Evans
Hughes, Newton D. Baker, S.
Parkes Cadman, Roger W. Stra
us. Carlton J, H. Hayes and oth
er distinguished Americans as
a response to tTie wave of bigo
try and hatred released in the
Al Smith presidential campaign
and to counteract the anti-Semi
tism, anti-Catholicism and
racism preached by theKu Klux
Klan of the 1920’5.
* * *
The National Conference of
Christians and Jews has grown
from a one-man office with a
budget of SIO,OOO per year to
an organization with 73 offices
and an annual budget of $4,-
500,000.
PIC
THE LONG AND SHORT OF THE SHAW
UNIVERSITY BEARS-Little Raymond Haskins,
(left) checks to make sure he really is the
smallest man on the Shaw University Bears
team as he clowns with Bobby ‘Pap’ Moore.
Haskins and Moore will not be clowning as
the Bears open their 1970-’7l season this
week. Haskins is from New York City and
Moore is a product of Raleigh’s Ligon High
Little Blues.
Sh&w Bow Cagers Nave
Five Starters From ’69
With five starters back from
last season Coach Ira Mitchell
Shaw University Bears opened
their 1970-*7l basketball season
Wednesday, Dec. 2nd against
Barber Scotia College of Con
cord, in a non-conference title,
in Dorton Arena.
The Bears had one of the
hottest seasons ever last year
finishing with a 17-7 overall
record. According to Mitchell
the starting five will include
Gregory Jenkins, a 6’s'», 1901 b.,
fourth year, forward from New
York City* Bobby “Pap” Moore,
a 6*7”, fourth year, 190 lb. for
ward from Raleigh’s Ligon High
School covers the other slot.
The Bears playmaker, Ray
mond Haskins a 5’10”, 160 lb.,
third year, guard, and all-a
round eager, Kelly Utley, 6’4”,
177 lb., third year guard from
Far Rockaway, N, Y. will cov
er those areas adequately ac
cording to Mitchell.
Jackie Smith 6’5”, 236 lb.
center from Bayboro, will round
out the Bears starting five.
To back up Smith, Mitchell
has Larry Spence 6’B” center
am. 9m eoFFw pcaduan a Trtu Gae* Oata Centaur*
from Raleigh’s Ligcn High
along with Gregory Davis o »
sophomore from Indianapolis,
Ind.
The outcome of the Bears
70-73 season will depend great
ly upon the little speedster Ray
Haskins, who has been known to
hold off his opponents single
handedly with his expert ball
handling; the agilitv and eagle
eyed Kelly Utley.
Rebounding chores once a
gain this year will be placed
on the shoulders of Gregory
Jenkins along with Jackie Smith
and “Pap*' Moore.
Mitchell says that he did not
do the intensive recruiting that
most of the other colleges did
because he had quite a few
transfer students who had to sit
out a year before they could play
again. Os those five Mitchell
said four were all-state, and
the other all-American.
Mitchell said in his opinion
the Bears should have the best
depth of any team In the CIAA
this year with maybe the ex
ception of A&T State Universi
ty. "We don’t have a freshman
team,*’ Mitchell said. “It’s a
junior, sophomore team
sprinkled with a few seniors,
and what's more important it's
a team that’s been together for
quite sometime.”
He has however, voiced con
cern,, getting all of his talent'
to play as a team. "When you
have the kind of talent we have
it is hard to get the'star image’
out of their minds.” He added,
"I’ve got to pull team together
and make a cohesive unit out
of them.”
Mitchell’s philosophy is to
start early and keep the mo
mentum going through out the
season. He said that for two
years in a row his Bears lost
some of that momentum late in
the season. "It could have
been,” lie said, "that we peak
ed too early In the season,"but
he added quickly, "We Intend
to remedy that deficiency this
year.” He added that the of
fensive punch will be Improved
tremendously this year, and he
expressed the belief that he has
the best defensive club dur
ing his coaching career at Shaw.
Both last year and the year
before the Bears moved to the
CIAA championship in Greens
boro, only to he ‘knock out’
both times in the first round
of play.
Mitchell, like his advisary,
believes in the fast break
game. Even though Shaw de
feated Barber Scotia twice last
year both games were not easy
wins for the Bears.
The Bears have only one oth
er home game this month. The
other game will be against a
non-conference foe also--Shaw
College at Detroit Saturday
night, Dec. sth in Spaulding
Gvmnasium which will more
than likely give them a much
greater workout than the Scotia
Hit. Shaw College formerly
Michigan Lutheran finished
second in their conference last
year and is said to be loaded
with ialent. Shaw College is
new to the CIAA competition
and to the Raleigh basketball
circuit. The Bears hit the road
after Saturday for Livingstone
College in Salisbury, on Dec.
12th; Federal City College in
Washington, D. C. on Dec, 18th;
Lincoln University in Pa. on
Dec. 19th; a return match with
Shaw College at Detroit in De
troit on Dec. 21st and Detroit
College in the same city on
Dec. 22nd.
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