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DEC. iO th j 1950 s m m §Acrs a m h p o u o Browsing ^ Brower BY FRANK L BROWER NCC On Exhibition Tour O'finiont txpreited in th i* column are tho»e o f the w rite r a»d are net neeeeearUn opimiont o f the C A S O LIN A T IM S 8. mIMC/ POPULATION Have Strong Starters, HAPPY NEW YEAR DREAMS Sport Magazine Soys Ezzard| May the New Year bring you dreams as bright And lovely as the candlelight; Weak In Reserves Charles Greatest Of Them All May all things happy, good and true, Enrich the coming year for you.—UHO. riif-X(»rth Ciirolina College ed the Lions in the first rotuid When Ezzard Charles, heavy- LEGAL DELEMMA HAD RUDOLPH — Was going •■Hwt'ft- currently in the midst of of the 1946 CIAA tourt^ey and eight champion of the it t'our j’Hnie lidiiiltiy I'xhibition dropped a post seawn tilt with Texas "Steers" home after the Christmas Party Christmas world beat Joe Ix>uis, believed torn- « ith the .Morgan S tate the Lincoln cagers in 1944. night, loaded and filled to the hairline with by many fight fans the greatest Returns From the Christmas spirit that we are taught to Bears, t'aec a lil-giinie Lincoln has been rated by of the mall, he defeated more experience (get your mind out of the ICKKM card .it'ter flu' iiolidays w ith u several veteran sports writer as VSItTH>OtlO N g M O A N D than one of the most touted of Nine Came Tour salon), feeling lonely having to retire to M caiva fiKO»A tried and provnd starting five havinjf the best team on paper all ring heroes, he beat a man he my apartment without benefit of consola­ OI»ABS but with relatively short and in in the Central Intercollegiate By C. E. CHAPMAN c.\perienceKen Overlin, ex-middleweight utes to go, broke loose to win from the pen and imagination of Johnny Marks, so she would gives the CIAA’s all-time records in basketball). In the unsual starting five, , The Aggies Grant Nelson champion, Pittsburgh’s Charley 89-69. the lilagles list euards Tom turned in the best indi\idual Burley, Joey Maxim, presently Closing the long jaunt the be ready to sing it next Christmas . . . You know Dasher »nd Dan­ Ramey, 6 ’1” soph, and Ernest performance of the game by the light-heavj'weight champion Steers were on the long end of cer and Prancer and Vixen . . . Comet and Cupid and Donner'aiid ' CIAA All-Time Records In Basketball Wai’Iick, 6 ’4” junior; fo'nvards sinking .seven field goals for of the world, Jimmy Bivnns, two very good games with Lang Blitzen . . . But do you recall the most famous reindeer of all? Troy Weaver, 5’IQ” senior and 14 foints to win high points ston 68-67 in Oklahoma City .. . Rudolph the red nosed reindeer . . . Had a very shiny nose . . . INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Jersey Joe Walcott and Gus Jay Petersen, 6’11’ soph.; ami honors. Stopped in the pivot Lesnevich. Charles wa.s only and another 63-61 thriller in And if you ever saw it . . . You would even say it glows . . . All I. Highest in Individual Scorinji; for Siufrle Season (Total George Greene, 6 ’4” center. So position by Fisk Center -Bill knocked out once in his career, Tulsn. They wound up the treke of the other reindeer . . . Used to laugh and call him names . . . games) — Rudoljjh Koberson, 1943 — 19 pames, field goals, free far, so good, inasmuch as all ex­ Smith, Nelson began hitting by Lloyd Marshall, but the by walloping the Southwest Col­ They never let poor Rudolph . . . Join in any reindeer games . . . 415 Tol. points average of 21 points per game. cept Greene were starters .last from the court in the last half champion, in a return bout, re­ lege of Business Administration Then last foggy Christmas Eve . . . Santa came to say . . . Rudolph in Individual Scoring in a single conference season or have started before. of the game to, artially close the turned the compliment in the 51-41 in Dallas. with your nose so bright . . . Won’t you guide my sleigh tonight game — Rudolpj Roberson, February 20, 1943 — North Carolina But, gfter the first five,-the gap between the two teams. sj^h roTind of a sensational Returning to their home floor . . . Then how the reindeer loved him . . . As they shouted out College 92 — Shav University — 42. 25 field goals, 8 free Ihrowy, outlook is not so bright, Ont of rahtch. they beat the Prairie View Pan­ with glee . . . Rudolph the red nose reindeer . . . You’ll go down points (National l^^eof(T of 1943-1944). leu reservists. Coach Mcljendon thers in another fast game by in history. Sports Writers, - When his victory over Louis the count of 81-75 to flash their III. Higli in Tndividnal Scofiuft ifl s Sinpip Non-Conference has only one with any real ex­ CARROUSEL OF CARELESSNESS — There were too perience with the varsity. Also, was a reality, recalls SPORT, best form of the season. Game — Hutchinson Hart, February 9, 1947 — Delaware State many casualties this three day Christmas holiday, 724 useful the reserves are short, as far as Fans Yell, when he had done what they said Captain Gerald Butler, Leroy 115; Princess Ann 3.5. 18 field goals, 0 free throws, 36 points. lives lost . . . Lovely Miss Emma Pate spent the Christmas the modem basketball players // he couldn’t- do, Charles being Sharp, Bob Hughes and Howdy IV Higliest in Individual Free Throws in Consecutive games Stop It, |oe!'^ holidays with her mother and friends in Laurinburg. Miss goes. They average 5’U in height th j man be is, asked to tell peo League played very good ball /2-Or more games and 10 or more free throws). Elmer McDougal, Pate is a popular member of the younger set... Mr. and Mrs. At the forward positions, By GEORGE WILSON pie how it felt to be the new on the entire tour and Coach North Carolina College, 194fi. Bill Warner in town during the holida TS with fat Bill Junior. Coach McLendon can substitute chanipion, humbly stated; “ I Wright is loking for the fifth 3 FTA FTM TFT with W. T. Moteu, 5’8” ; Beniiy New York, (IPS)—It is more only bope and pray that I will man to fit in this combination. His mom is the former Norma Stokes . . . Raymond Brown, II a whispering campaign. 1. North Carolina College vs. Dix, ' 5 ’11” ; Willie Travis, someday be as much of a credit If he can find that man the (Piea.se turn to Page E ig h t)^ ______Va. State, February 2, 194(i n 10 10 5 ’10” and Earl Davis, 5’8.” Of Millions of tons of newsprint to boxing as the man who is now Steers are going to be one of the has been used piirposely to pre­ leaving the ring.” cation when th e y ' tackle the ber 30 after their Christmas va- 2. North Carolina College vs. these men, only Travis and Dav­ otitfits to beat in the Southwest vent the possible tragic climax Conference basketball title strong Bishop Tigers at Tex,ar- their Southwest Conference 5 5 .5 is have seen option with the var­ ^ sity, and even then ,it was limit­ to_a career of the world’s most if not the greatest fighter of all chase. kana and on January 5-6 they play here with Arkansas AM- 3, North Carolina College vs. dLstinguished idol of the p'rize ed to the latter part of last sea­ time, he’d better talk it over The Steers will return to will take part i?i the aauai Prai­ and N Friday and Saturday, ring, Joe I^ouis. Sportswriters Shaw L^niversity, February 6, 1946 .4 4 4 son. Moten and Dix were moved with his conscience., their basketball wars on Decem- rie View Tourney. They- open January 12-13. up this season from the .iunior and fans alike have been yelj- ing, “ Stop it, Joe!” Theirs is 20 IM 10 varsity. an appeal. It is a heartwarming At the center and g\iard slots, Per(*entagi‘ .950 warning issued to one whom Coach Jlclvendon has five het they have worshippeji* — for ter-than six footers wlioni we Joe in the eyes of millions, white can throw into a contest to re­ and black alike stood paramount, lieve his starters. Although in Ikgle Coiifeienee Game : * like a god, as the ^cient Greeks Charles Harrison, Art Jordan, irolina College 119; Winston-Salem Teaeiieiv stand out in medioval history. DOWN GO PRiaS y Robinson, James Epps 949. North Carolina College, 51 PG- - 17FT. anriIveague, Coach Me- Many are asking what is We Must Sell A Certain Of Used Cars By January 1st And We Believe That Lower Carolina College 119; St. Augustine 34; P’eb. 18, Ijendon1WW»Q^>P height, these Louis trying to prove. They Carolina College, 52 FG—15 FT.—119 points. men have hint that while he did win his Prices Will Aid Us InJHriT^rogranli,,We Have Therefore Reduced Our Price* To Below Cost ■best Single Non-Conference Game Score: perience with the last bout against Cesar Brion, Figures To Cars To fift^old. /------^7* ' * ' . A _ , ^ laware State 115; Princess Anne 35; Feb 8, 1947. dan, Robinson and Hai?i?!6J\ in Chicago, recently, hi^ win State 55 FG—5 FT—115 points. are freshmen. Tveague and Epps, L’as not as decisive and over- ^^^^[^^ife^Going^To Lose Money On ThdS€<<€ars-— But You Can Be The One Who Profits. Be- f^JunsJIniversity 114; Livingstone College 74; Jan 10, sophomores, were moved ^ip this ^.j^prjjiing as the stretch of vlc- Used Car Shortage Exists And Prices Go Up You Should Purchase The Car Of Your ihaw University 53 FG—8 FT—114 points. season from the .layt'ee squad. toriesl^tf”'^^^ a 14-year reign A o ir e . III. Highest number of points scored in the first half of game After the holida.vs, the Easrles until' he \ — North Carolina College 95; BJuefield Teaeheifi’ 13; .Tan. 28, will resume their conference heavj-weight -• -^ee These And Mahy More Like Bargains At Any. Of Weeks’ 1(3) Used Car Lots Buy To- 1944. FinaJ; North Carolina College 95; Bluefield Teachers’ 24. schedule with T/incoln Universi­ Charles. Also fear, as Day — Liberal Trade In Value-F or Your Car. IV. Highest number of points scored in tlie second half of ty. Jan. 12 at Oxford, Pa. This fotTner champion Jack Demp­ < e—North Carolina College 6^; Shaw University 21. Final will mark the first time that the sey stated, “ Joe may wind up 1,995.00 1946 Olds 4-Door* 995.00 e : North Carolina College 87; Shaw University 44. two feams have met in regular on queer street.” That would 1950 Mercury 4-Door y, Iligljest games scoring average for a season: (Confer- conference season play. In the be sad. And if Joe is really in t-n^^iud Non-Conference). North Carolina College—2032 points two previous meetings of the earnest about re-capturing his 1949 Mercury 4-Door . . . . . 1,695.00 1946 Olds C. Cpe. 795.00 in 29 ^ames, average 70,68 per game. two quintets, the Eagles defeat­ lost laurals, in justice to a great. Highest games scoring average for a season (Conference 1949 Buick R. M. Sedanet . . .1,695.00 Chev. 885.00 Game«) North Carolina College—1752 points in 25 games. Aver age 70.00 per game. BOOKER X. THEATRE Plymouth 4*Door ..... 948.00 VIII. Ijeadhig defeiwive scoring average (Conference and 1949 Buick R. M. Conv.' .... 1,695.00 non-Conferenee) 1944. Johnson C. Smith opponents 651 points DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA in 22 games—Average 29 points per crame. A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR TO ALL II 1947 Ford 4.Door...... 1,250.00 Chev. C. Cp*...... 495.00 IX. Undefeated season in all games. West Virginia State 1948, 2 3ganie«. 1949 Ford Sta. Wagon . . . . , 1,295.00 Ford T u d or...... 495.00 X a. Undefeated in Conference games — North Carolina SUNDAY-MONDAY—DECEMBER 31-JAN. 1 Colege I94l — 14 games. WALTER HUSTON * ♦ * BARBARA STANWYCK in b .West ^Hrginia State