E.CAIOLINA TllfBS ^ MTUfUMYlNOVfMWn ft, 1M1 DlHOiMN, N. C. Kick-off Time for A&T-NCC State Stellar End Gets Bids To Play in Two Bowl G aA es^ Clasji Moved up an Half-lloiir JACKSON, MISS. — Willie | he would not be eligibte. Hamwmtt, GREENSBORO — A «ew and Richardaon, Jackson State Col-1 the second request w m earlier kickoff time has been set lege’s versatile lootball end. has' Tommy Mont, in charge a t for the Carolina Classic, the annual received requests to participate procurement, for the firrt Football get-together of the A. and in two bowl garnet at the end of L, S Bowl game. This T. College Aggies and the North the seasmi, ar|"ording to "Bi? i wiil be played in tne new Csrolina College Eagles, to be, 'i John” Merritt, held coach of the capacity D, C. Stadium in played here at Memorial Stadium ■ Tigers. inston, D. n C., Sunday, on Thanksgiving Day. • i The first was from Ray McNally, ^ 7, 19G2. Bill Bell. A. and T. College <>/ game director for the fourth All , This same will bring togetlMr athletic director, announced thi? American Bowl game, which will ihe pick of college football pisy- week that the two teams will begin be played December 30. in (TS from the East and Weit, and humping heads on Thursday, Nov. Arizona Stadim in Tucson. .Ari vilt include juniors as well m ember ^3, beginning at 1:30 p.m., zona. This contest pits the top 4f'niors. The Misstasipirt River instead of the usual 2:00 p.m. en to talent from the small f*.hools will serve as a dividing Him gagement. against those of the major in bfitwpen the East and the Weal He said that the time has been stitutions. Thp V. S. Bowl request was arranged to permit fans to see R Merritt stated, however, that marie directly to Richardson, and, this game and still enjoy the A BIG YEAR—Uittie Jan Pat W ashingt^, D. C., |oins Jan, prr -^ntly, he has not replied. Thanksgiving Day dinner at e r s o n , New York City, seems daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Patter this bowl was for seniors and fo ’ reasonable hour. to be applauding her big year son, outstanding amateur golfer, since Richardson was only a junior Everything else- is expected to |n golf as she admires her first in the celebration. All trophies mU be about the same. As usual, the golf trophy won at the United for the Boston tournament were contest shapes up as the key 'Golfers Association annual tour contributed by The Coca-Cola Mill game in the CIAA flag race - the nament at Boston, Alan Kendrix, Company, Atlanta, Ga. Miles College Tc"5 Tuskegee 26-12 'Alt champion maker or the would-be I <1 IN RIFLE MATCH—Thes* w tr« D. C., of the A. and T. Varsity dividual high scorer. champion breaker. TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala. ;»fle not enough time to catch op. Winston-Salem W ^s r."‘:ing advantage of a bad paM among the principali participat Rifle Team; Edward Mclver, A. and T. won the match by scor As usual the game will be steep —Miles College Bears of Birminu- \u>. ing in a Quadrangular ROTC Florence, S. C,, of the South ing 1316-points with other teams ed in the bitter rivalry of two llorida N&l Has Over Fayetteville him capitalized on a fumbled punt I'rum center that put the baD on i * Rifle Match. Held at A. and T. Carolina Slate College Rifle finishing in the folowing order: teams in which a victory marks State Collegre and a bad pass from center to III Tuskegee 18, Miles went ahead Uid College on Saturday, November Team, and Thomas Scott, Fred* Morgan, S. C. State and Florida the conclusion of a successful spoil Tuskegee Institute’;; Home j-0 midway the first period when 4. They are from left to right: erickfburg, Va., of the Morgan A. and M. University. season regardless of the previous 20 Game Menu FAYETTEVILLE — The Wins comng by slapping the Golden lalfback Jes^e Williams piui^ed Alonzo Blount. Washington, State College Rife Team and in win-loss record, ton Salem Teacher’s powerful de Tigers 26^12 here Saturday. • v r from one yard out. An 4 fensive forces held off Fayette Miles end Eugene Underwood, Tuske;:ee knotted the sc«we lata Besides other prestige factors at ville State for a 20-0 football who accounted for two other in the second period when tolf- stake, the two teams will be fight For Cage Season triumph here Saturday. touchdowns on aerials from bnfk Harrell Moore slipped m n r i fii ing for a leg on the giant Bull- ST. AUGUSTINE, Florida-—The ed away Tuskegee’s la5/ chance 'o 'rom the' one to climax a SZ-fta4 hiit'i Eagle Trophy, a symbol of victory The Rams wrecked the Broncos 1961-62 basketbal scheudle for the tie the score late in the fiiial ■Irivf. The Timers other tally came 4 awarded by a leading national running game, holding them to a W e Should Improve Lions cage squad at Florida Nor period when he grabbed a fumbl in th^ final pt'riod when qnarter- bottling firm. minus 17 yards total. Fayetteville, mal and Industrial Memorial Col ed punt in mid-air and raced 10 bEck Eddie Pet«rs threw six yar^ Barring world-shaking upsets in threatening once when it got in- lege will involve some twenty yards to the touchdov/n. Tho faUy ‘ •n halfback Bob Walker for the games played on Saturday, Novem ;ide the W-S 10 in the thid period, VKi games, according to Ferman E. hit on four of 17 passes for 70 gave Miles a 26-12 lead and Tuske- TIX OW ber 11, the outcome of the Caro Martin, Coach at the College --- NCC Cage Coach lina Classic should give the nod yards. Coach Martin also stated that e ! t-i Felder for the tw»poiat to .Johnson C. Smith University, The Rams Scored in the first cap a 35-yard drive. The convpr-, y By’.Perry R. Leazer shirts” from last year’s squad. twelve games would be played on wins and 16 losses last year, it North Carolina College or A. and period when Don Willis streaked sion attempt failed. ; or.v'-rsion. Lettermen are James “Duke Mar the campus and thirteen games at Jt is little less tlian a month I is the general feeling of Eagle T. as CIAA champions for 1961. 27 yards ifor the touchdown. He St. Augustines went C7 yartis' Tha Falcons threatened onoe before North Carolina College’s followers that the only route for tin, 64 guard; who had a 15.4 out of town institutions. then passed to Roger Adams for for its score. Leo Williams Dj S-;- j n late in the game by aifvanc* eagers make their 1961 debut, and I them to take in the 61-62 season scoring average in the last cam The Lions Cagers wiii play their tVie two-poiiit conversion and an ed to Robert Headen on a 46-' T to the Bull’s four. Howawet, in that time head basketball coach I is up. paign and John Jones, 6-8 center game of the season on December 8-0 lead. yard touchdown play. Headen had , fumble was lost and the <$ri^ Floyd 'Brown must find a capable who posted a 17.5 scoring aver- 6, when they face the Hampton “We should be improved over The other TDs. came in the intercepted a Smith pass to give, was stopped, starling combination out of 15 last year,” Brown stated in a press Ige. Kittrell Drops Junior College five from Dealt, second and final periods. Nelson the Falcons posession. Williams V candidates. conference last week, “^ur fellows “Red shirts” reporting were Joe in the Heckscher Gymnasium at Parker, 6-3 forward, from Auland- Guthrie went four yards for one NCC opens its 1961 season, Sat have a year’s experience under home. and Richard Souls dashed 25 er, N. C.; and Clarence Stewart, urday December, 2 against Vir their belts, plus a year of playing 14-8 Tilt To Other games at home in Dece yards for the other. FUEL OIL — KEROSENE 6-1 guard of Wilmington, N. C. ginia State College’s Trojans, together.” “We may not be world mber will include the South Caro Jimmy Largent, Jim Anderson, Petersburg, Virginia. Durham fans Several newcomers, including beaters, but we will give a good lina Area Trade School on the Robert Washington and Robert will get an opportunity to see the account of ourselves”. Brown add John Britton, 6-5 center from Dur 7th, the Voorhee* College on the Telephone Metered ham, N. C.j and Royal Bell, 5-8 Morris College Drake played well for,. •, the Eagles in an intra-squad tilt No ed. 8th. In January: 'Albany State guard from fclayton, N. C., will fill Broncos. ^ Delivery vember 18. Two solid lettermen return to KITTRELL — Kittrell College College, on the 4th; Dade County 286-1215 out the team for this season. After posting a record of seven I pre-season drills plus some “red dropped its third game to Morris Junior College on the 13th; ------' T Most of the Eagles opening work College of Sumter, South Caro Bethune Cookman College on the has included a variety of drills lina, 14-8, in a rugged defensive 16th; *Paine College on the 27th. designed to improve ball handling, duel. In February: ‘Morris College on Smith Topples conditioning and coordination. Both teams showed powerful the 2nd; Gibbs Junior CoJI^^, on. Kenan Oil Company Brown,- who suffered his most defensive aggression during the the 3rd; *fe'dward Waters Coli^ge disastrous season since being at first half, which ended scorle^s on the.' Ip h ; .Volusia Cpunty St AugffiM; HIL1^B(^0 ROAD DURHAIIl N. the NCC helm, faces a number of both sides. Morris started their Junior tt^ 'l ^ ^ >(tla- problems. drive on the 37-yard > line after flin College on the 16th. One is not havln" a potential a pass interceptiqn. Later i;^ the The first, g ^ e iiway’&otn bpme All-Conference candidate ^s in third quarter, Morris tioomddl^iick foi*: fte liony will Be pliy) CHiialotjfE--lfte' Jjiilsj C. years past. on a punt returh from thti 47- JanuHry 6 at *Pain Collegfes in Smtth Univlrsity Golden Bulls Flj^r a sociable weekend Other deficiencies; height for re yard line. The conversion put Augusta, Georgia, Other games addied anpther game to their will bounding, a “killer” type scorer them ahead 14-0. > > away from honle in January are column, Satiiri)ay as they downed and bench strength. . - Tht» npvpr-say-Hip Kitlr<»ll tpam South Carolina Area Trade Cbll the St. Augustine’s College Fal Possibly Gustay Jones - one of lege bn the 8th; ♦CalflTn College cons, 22-8. SERVE came back early in the iouriu the finest freshman recruited last quarter and marched 83-yards. on the 9th; Voorhees College on The Bulls headed for an early year - will be able to join the Spearheading the drive was Joe the. 10th; ‘Morris College on the win by piling up their 22 points team at mid-season. He is currently 11th; ‘Albany State College on Bum Morton and Milton McCray. Mc in the first half, while the Fal working to meet atademc require the 19th. take Cray scooted from the 15-yard cons scored their only tally in ts TO HELP YOU! ments in order to be eligible for In February: ‘Edward Waters line to score; Robinson conver the final period. play. College on February 1st; Dade sed. ' Smith drove 62 yards f
This bank will not be open Thanksgiving Day. m LONDONDnr K E S E R ^ Bitoinra aoH ooMPJutr Mechanics & Farmers Bank^ _ , — ulUt* LAST GAME — These Hillside they are (seated left to right) John MaGill, Thomas Cameron, High School gridders saw their Albert Daniels, Raymond Brown, Arthur Spears, 'James Bethea, 116 W. Parrish St. • Durham, N. C. last schoolboy grid action re John Faulkner, James Black, Ronald Brown, Kenneth Harris, cently when they teamed to top George McFadden and Aithur Day keed