6AZ**e CAROLINA TIMES Saturday, Sapt. 30, 1972 Some Prestige Regained The U.S. track team regained some ofthe prestige it lost earlier in the short by winning the 110 * sprints r J 4 ,'S and the 400 5 .*1.;CT \u25a0ft'B meter hurdles meter dash, only to have ' As NBA-ABALegal Battle Rages another tragic KU Jt \u25a0 ilMi '#JS disqualification. Rod Milburn :^B who holds the worldrecord in the high hurdles and whose Julius Erving Is Seen As two year string of victories ended in the Olympic trials, came back to take America's Atlanta's Key To A Title second gold medal in track. y < Ty.'*v. ? £ He grazed three hurdles but it By DAVID MOFFIT Erving, former University did not slow his progress as --A. \ \u25a0§ fl X of star, was ATLANTA (UPI) -Sure, Massachusetts he gained momentum con- with last the Atlanta Hawks wound up the Virginia Squires tinually, finishing with a season . had himself a and MI |Hk cleark victory. losers the past two seasons. whale of a rookie season But. like their ads say: points Three black Americans "This averaging 29 and 19 re- reached the finals in the 400 year it's a whole new ball bounds. game." HE SIGNED with the Hawks meter dash with Vince New Coach "Cotton" Fitz- the day before the Milwaukee Matthews winning the gold simmons is convinced that a Bucks drafted him and filed and Wayne CoDett the silver. set lineup and a healthy "Pis- suit seeking release from his During the playing of the tol" Pele Maravich add up to Squire contract which still has \u25a0mm* jfl| national anthem Collett a winner. And, if the Hawks three years to go. joined Matthews on the gold win tb*ir legal battle for Jul- If Erving stays with the medal platform and the two Olympic Runners, " ias Erring, W e could have Hawks, here's how they'll line v wF ignored the flag while North Carolina Central Monday night honored with Robert Ouko. Leroy Walker and Theodore ourselves a champion." up for NBA pJay this season: slouching and talking to each its three Olympic runners and coaches at a ban- Manly were honored as the coach and assistant "MAKE NO mistake about Maravich, who averaged 19.- other. Their behavior brought quet held in the Central cafeteria. Honored were of the thinclad. Pictured left to right are Walker, it," says Richie Guerin, the 3 ppg despite an attack of "displeasure and disgust" Larry Black, medalist the 200-meter Black, Mayor Hawkins, former coach who moved up mononucleosis, and Lou Hud- from the Olympic committee silver in James Central Chancel- to dash and a member of the winning 400-meter lor Albert Whiting and Manly. Sang and Ouko, general manager of the son. who averaged 24.7 ppg and both were suspended relay quartet; Sang, route not Hawks. "Julius Erving can while shifting back and forth from further in Julius a bronze medalist in who are en from Kenya, were present. really make participation the 400-meter run and a member of the gold a difference." from guard to forward, will OTH the games including the 4 z medal-winning 4x1,600-meter team along (Staff by 400 meter relay. relay Photo Tony Rumple) JULIUS ERVING - The U.S. Center of relay virtually controversy. ?AP Wirephoto. team was assured of a gold until this suspension and the makeshift be the starting guards; the 6- team failed Erving to make the 42,058 See Tigers Lose 2nd Tilt foot-7 would be one finals. CIAA And forward and Jim Washington and Don Adams, last year's starters, would share the oth- Cut er forward post. Cougars Pass Downs MEAC Led BIG WALT Bellamy, 6-foot- Questionable -11, 250 pounds, returns at cen- ter where he averaged 18.6 Mike Maloy By 5 Teams last season. GREENSBORO, N.C. Grambling College, Bellamy, starting his 12th The Carolina Cougars of the 25-19 NORFOLK As of Sept. 16, season in the NBA, needs 1,- American Basketball Associ- the second week of play in 269 points 257 less than he ation have announced the re- LOS ANGELES. Calif. A and fumbled when hit by Earl hit Mike Jones with a nine- both leagues, Va. State Col- scored last year to become lease of Mike Maloy, a free touchdown that will be de- Burrell. yard touchdown pass. lege, Fayetteville State Uni- the seventh man in league agent. A Cougar spokesman a 6-7 forward bated for sometime to come Bruce Jacobson of Long Reed scored from a yard versity, A. And T. State Uni- history to reach 20.000. said that Maloy, versity, Central who played at Davidson Col- provided Long Beach State Beach recovered for a touch- out shortly before halftime to N.C. Univer- Maravich is as much a key be a sity College lege, would given tryout College the margin of a 25-19 down. cap a 65-yard drive. The big and Del. State as Erving. "Pistol Pete" has by Dallas of the ABA. victory over favored Gramb- FIVE MINUTES later, Bur- quarterback also the were the undefeated teams in added 18 pounds a mus- scored MEAC and The Cougars also announced ling College, here Sept. 22, a* rail recovered a fumble by (ime'i final touchdown *on a the CIAA and football tache and feels he's now ready Monday that they had put 6-3 42,051 spectators looked on. the Tigera' Rodney Tureaud keeper with 11:18 left. standings. to play the type of basketball guard Jerry Crocker of Elon at the Tigera' 19 and Halfback on waivers, but no club GRAMBLING outrush ed Va. State (1-0, 1-0) topped expected of him when he cam* College The questionable pass re- Terry Metcalf. one of the West has claimed him yet. Long Beach 103 yards to 98 the CIAA's Northern Division out of LSU two years ago. ception a from Coast's top backs, The Cougar roster now is 14-yarder running and topped in the and Fayetteville State (2-0. THE HAWKS did a lot of Drake swept his left for the rest the 49ers down to 13. Coach Larry Brown Quarterback Randy to end air, 231 to 151 2-0) paced the loop's Southern shuffling around most of last said he would Matthews to of the and the yards v Gramb- make one more Ken appeared distance touch- ling connected on 18 of 43 Division. season but settled down to- cut before the season opens trapped by after down that put 49ers ahead be Matthews the passes and Long Beach of ward the end when they did Oct. 12. it bounced off the ground but for good. 10 TRAILING THE Trojans 15. The fumbled five **T> \u25a0 1- their best playing. the mark- On the game's first Tigers were Va. Union (1-0, 1-1), Saint official signaled scrim- - ~"" an times and lost of the irt»- '\u25a0; T They go into this campaign but he considers rebounding, er and (1-2) drop- mage play, Drake hit Mat- three Paul's (0-0, O-l), Elizabeth Grambliof bobbles. with a veteran club, with and the effect that has on de- ped its second game In three thewa with a 40-yard scoring City State (0-1, 0-2), Hampton Guard Steve Bracey of Tulsa fense. a weakness. starts. pass. to one of (0-1, .0-2) and Norfolk Off its slowest State the only rookie given a chanQe "I SEE US as a fast break BUT THE Tigers from Lou- starts in several years, Gram- (0-1, 0-2f. to stick. team, may be 85 per cent of THE 49ERS trailed 13-7 et ialana struck back in the se- bling will attempt to get back Trailing Fayetteville were THEY'VE GOT 7-foot Bob the time. But when the break halftime but tied the score cond quarter after Metcalf on the winning side of the led- Winston-Salem (1-0,1-1), Shaw Promoted To Major Leagues Christian as a backup center, isn't there. 1 want' all five when Grambling punter Steve tried to run from punt forma- ger this week when Ti- Art Williams, shown here Norfolk's Metro- the (0-0, 0-0), J. C. Smith (0-1, in action at Herm Gilliam as a reserve players involved in the of- Dennis plcked oup a bad snap tion on fourth down and was gers clash with Prairie View Park, became the National League's first and the 1-1), and Livingstone College polian guard and a comer at forward fense." from center in his own end tackled on hia own 14. University at Kennedy Stad- major league's second black umpire recently when he was (0-0, 0-1). in man If the Hawks get to keep te&e. tried to run the ball oul Quarterback Matthew Reed ium la Washington, D. C. promoted to the senior circuit from the Triple A Interna- second-year George THE STANDINGS at the tional League. Trapp. Julius Erving, "Pistol Pete" in MEAC stays and end of that week the Williams, who from Bakersfield, Calif., made his healthy Lou Hud- as follows: Fitzsimmons says the son eye, were the Aggies debut in San Diego, Calif., shortly after the International keeps his shooting tht (1-0, 2-0), UMd.-Eastern Shore Hawks strength lies in speed Hawks should a lot of Artis Stanfield dashed 29 League completed its 1972 schedule, Sept. 4. score Carolina Accepts Agreement (1-0, 1-1), N.C. Central (0-0, and quickness at all positions points this season. yards on a dazzling broken 2-0), Del. State ((M). 1-0), Mor- field jaunt upping the count gan State (0-0, 0-2). Howard to 34-7. (0-1, 1-1) and S.C. State (0-1, Defector Jim Daniels Ronald Tuck, a junior de- Mi. fensive end, came up with a 25-yard pass interception run for a score that added the fi- Hawks Are 21-0 Costs nal 41-7 margin. 1 Seattle THE NIGHT was a bad one for Coach Banks as his team Ky. State Victims GREENSBORO, N.C. ests to settle now rather than recorded only a total of 140 FRANKFORT, Ky. Ken- (UPI) The Carolina Cou- pursue the final results in offensive yards to the Aggies' tucky State put (he brakes on jtars of the American Basket- lengthy court processes," he 334. Maryland-Eastern Shore'* ball Association Tuesday said. The Aggiea for the second rushiAg and passing games pocketed a sum reported to McDaniels defection to the week in a row demonstrated Saturday and won, 21-0. exceed $500,000 in exchange National Basketball Associa- a balanced attack by heaving Linebacker Wiley Epps In- for dropping all claims to tion club Feb. 17 touched off the ball for 155 yards and tercepted two passes for Ken- Jim MeD*nlels, who defected a flurry of suits and counter- shoving it down S. C. State's tucky State and made ten un- Supersonics to the Seattle in suits six in all aimed throat for 179. | assisted tackles. February. at settling the matter. Cougar Information Direc- ?? McDANIELS was an ABA tor Ted Malick said terms of All - Star selection in his Eagles Put It Together the agreement were not an- rookie season last year, aver- nounced, "but it is believed to aging 20.8 points and 14 re- have been a financial agree- bounds in 58 games prior to ment in excess of half a mil- jumping to Seattle. lion dollars " The Western Kentucky HCCs 2nd WHETHER THE deal In- graduate last played for the cluded anything other than Cougars in Charlotte against money was not disclosed. Kentucky Feb. 9. "By the excessive amount TWO DATS later he and Romp the santity of the contract attorney A 1 Ross turned up 41-21 gar* and the American in Los Angeles and subse- Basketball Association feel quently Seattle, where Mc- DURHAM, N.C. N. C. the placement. of money received, the Cou- Daniels signed a six-year con- Central University put it all The Eagles, on their first has been preserved and its tract on Feb. 17. together as the Eagles down- possession in the third quar- validity upheld," said Cougar Despite the law suits and ed Elon College 41-21 in ter, scored their fourth TD. General Manager Carl Scheer. restraining orders filed across Burlington Memorial Stad- It came on a one-yard run "AT RECENT meetings the the country, McDaniels played ium before 7,500 fans who by Jeff Inmon, his fourth ABA Board of Governors felt in 12 Seattle games, averag- watched the charges of Coach touchdown of the season. The that in terms of expediency ing 9.4 points and 6.8 re- George Quiett roll to ? non- conversion attempt on a pass it would be in the best inter- bounds. conference victory. from Stone to Jason Caldwell It was the Eagle defense failed but the Eagles held ? that led the way throughout 27-7 lead. Aggies Off To Fast Getaway tha game and staked the Ea- STONE SCORED next for gles to p 21-7 halftime lead. Central, on a one-yard run The offense picked up momen- with 10:18 left in the game. tum lnthe second half of the The drive started on Eton's game. The first quarter 48 making it a 52 yard, seven 41-7 A. And T. was play Triumph played to a 0-0 tie. drive. Inmon was {he workhorse in the drive, run- THE EAGLES drew first ning on four consecutive plays blood in the second quarter for 40 yards. Owen Williams' Is Second In as the defense for the Durham kick was true again and the eleven blocked an Elon punt Eagles led 24-7. GREENSBORO. N. C. then gave A. And T. what with 13:18 left in the first Elon battled back and "We just weren't ready." proved to be a commanding half and defensive end Sam produced its second touch- Those were the. only words lead. Jones recovered the ball In down when West hit Tommy that S. C. State College's IN THE third quarter, the tha end zone for the touch- Spoon with a 40-yard scoring Coach Oree Banks could ut- Bulldog* (1-1) harneased ?- down. Owen Williams added pass. It took Elon five plays ter after his charges were nough power for their only the extra point. to go 68 yards. Long added flattened by N. C. A And T? tally of the' night. They mtti- Garvin Stone advanced the the point after touchdown 41-7. terad a 45-yard drive with Central lead to 14-0 when he making it 24-14 with 9:09 Allan hit Mahlon Williams on a left. A. And (2-0) fullback Smith going 18- T. struck pay over from the six. -yard pass with 11:07 left in JEFF BOBBLEY, who has dirt firat on a 42-yard paas The Aggies (2-0) oame the second period. O. Wil- been plagued with aa Injury from Reliford to right Leonard back with a scoring march liams second kick made the in early drills* showed Coach freshman Curtis Godding. John highlighted by score 14-0. Quiett that ha is ready as he Guy added the a 20-yard Reli- extra point and ford to MAHLON Williams' sec- scampered 22 yards for the the Aggies were off Walter Bennett paas and run- a