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> * Howard Coabaseball Collegiate tournament, although Jackson State, Southern and Athletic Association to investigate whether the schoot is Florida in violation of NCAA rules. A&M were hoping. This comes as no surprise, however, as no black team has ever Requesting the action was Elliott Boisdore, an college had a shot at offensive lineman who making it to the NCAA's World Series. graduated in May from Howard. The is A number of Howard have that problem that the NCAA wants all its players alleged tournament teams to have first-year Coach Floyd Keith and Keith's staff forced an played recognized opponents, and lots of them. a injured to a Playing largely black college schedule player practice despite doctor's orders, won't cut it. failed to give players of contracts jijst copies scholarship Florida A&M is to despite NCAA requirements, and ran a making plans rectify this situation mandatory, by a number of supervised off-season program in violation of NCAA scheduling mostly-white schools for next rules. season. The Rattlers plan to play the likes of Auburn, Stetson. Alabama, Florida and Florida It is not clear what action the NCAA--if any- will take State^ againSt 'Howard if the allegations are found true. The school could be placed on probation for any number of years. Any action of that nature could signal the end for J "T"1 Keith, who came to Howard from Colorado, where he was an assistant coach. Photo by Santana Keith could not be reached for continent, but it * ££*! appears that the situation is serious. The Washington I WJP . i Family Sports Post, one of the country's most respected newspapers, I reported extensively on Boisdore's allegations. Keith is | Johnny Hlnton | Team captain Irvin already starting to feel the heat. Shakir is all smiles as he You Boisdore outlined his contentions in a 25-page letter j don't have to belong to a group to protect your i 01^^ receives the team trophy that was delivered to Howard President James Cheek, j own family. Individual and student plans are avail- { . for his team winning the Cheek is said to be the document. able, too. Almost 2,000,000 Tarheels rely on Blue W ^ studying Cross and Blue Shield | B| championship in the Fri~ Howard players that were health care protection. If je" | charged they physically j not a send 1 _ day morning abused Keith or assistant you're member, this coupon today for I Jtj^^ jjy f" volleyball by coach Tom Perry. The enrollment information. at the Patterson or | K league players say Keith Perry abused them by being kicked, Avenue YMCA. Making or having their helmets slapped or facemasks Mail to: Blue Cross B the grabbed. ^^B W1N presentation is Y Howard is a member of the Mid-Eastern Athletic and Blue Shield of K Health Fitness Director Conference. North Carolina, #BL Dennis Holt. Below, NEWS ITEM: Prairie View gets new coacl^ P. O. Box 2291, B members of the Prairie View A&M has a new football coach in * Durham, N-.-C. 27702. CobrasVolleyballteam show the Corneilus Cooper and the coach is fast rebuilding his trophies they received coaching staff. 41 Name t H / /or finishing in third We4re going with a whole new staff," he said I Address .kJL life JH p/oce during the regular recently. 4,I think we will be squared away by June 1 or ^5 H season for the Family the middle of June.44 City State Zip Circle Volleyball Times have been hard for Prairie View. The Panthers I IP Telephone , were 0-11 j i MKM. League, but by the ex- | last year and haven't had a winning season in | OJnder M pressions on their faces five years. - Age (Check one). 66;-DOver 65^. 41^ | full-time student under 26 /Aey would have much I "Last year we played quite a few freshman," said | who was an rather taken the first I Cooper, assistant coach at Prairie View last | I'm interested in (check one)Ofamily coverage I place year. "What we will be this season is from hardware. doing working | parent & one child individual coverage I the f "ound up, teaching fundamentals. Once we get the *

B|ack PondGiants *«w MSgygt I9S0 I to Tie '-W0T MONTE I on Play CARLO I By Robert Eller game. ^ ' Sports Editor The All-Stars touched Pond Giant starter Dave The Winston Salem Pond rnntirm- Murr for two runs in the I Snorts^ " ^wr ^R^erttneT SEiimUtZ .Sports Editor : Giants and Asheboro All- fourth. Fletcher Harris yffig . Stars went at it.for.10 singled.with.two.otrts, Last week in this column it was incorrectly stated that innings at Ernie Shore Dwight Thomas walked and guard Henry Bibby of the current Philadelphia 76ers was Field Saturday night and firstbaseman Frank Harris 8 a $6295 member of the Los Lakers I Angeles during his first NBA after the tenth the grounds- doubled both in. season when he became the second rookie on an -mf Includes: Factory air cond., automatic to play keeper said he had enough. ^K trj"S'nii,sior NBA in his first Harris duo was H 1 J power steering, power championship squad ye^r. With that he proceeded The. li^&Jl^' Jfl mi' '"» I k/%4'! radial white sidewall end was a member sPons ^or ano,her ] brakes, tires, Bibby actually of the New York Knicks turn the tights out leav- reto more. Stock #1387. playing behind the likes of Earl Monroe and Walt Frazier the two teams dead- Star run in th? seventh,Ailing during the title winning year. locked at 5-5. Fletcher reached base when ^stbaseman ^Sfl 3k SttiK^. An interesting point on the subject of rookies playing "When we started the Dale BRAND I for a championship team in their first year is that all game the groundskeeper Barnhart failed to handle a NEW three men to do it, Bill Russell, Bibby and now "Magie" said if the game wasn't throw grounder for a two Wk&St q ^ase error* Johnson also played for a National Championship college over by 11 p.m. he was He stole third 1980 M team the year before. to turn the and scored on Frank's sac" going lights riflce MALIBU I Since the NBA season ended every team has been off," said Chuck Foster, a fly bringing the busy assessing their personnel and getting ready for the of the Pond Giants Stars w*thin 4-3. Allmember June 10 draft in of for next season. hopes finding help front office, "and that is The Pond Giants scored " ^12^. I The 1980 rookie camp will be much slimmer than last what he did, no their final run in the Beforeyoubuy any car larger than a exactly » - . eighth, m c » i A .^H L-S ...UU DirnA- r - y tai3 wiiu uu uuus, juuusvu a, nail a ur urcCHWCXXl S lO questions asked.' "We Rad Brown singled to open Maiiou, call doc Martin be found. Still there are some fine who should be to use the players payed $85 the park inning, went to second I or be able to make their mark in the league next season. and we were very disap- on a passed ball and scored you'll throwing your money away There is little disagreement as to who the first three pointed but not nearly as when second baseman ONLY 1 players taken on the 10th will be. Look for Purdue's Joe much as the Asheboro team Ezell Brown threw wild on a Barry Carroll, Louisville's Darrell Griffith and after driving all the way up pickoff attempt at third, Kevein McHale to in that I Parks Chevrolt>t go probably order.Minnesota'shere and the fans who went *57955 I After that, the the are chosen will a All-Stars tied it in way top players home without decision." I r\11 IHOC C tr-inr\/ -> I r rr\nr( r> r*ir\nw i an uuiiu - depend to a large extent on what the Chicago Bulls who The Pond Giants got off the eighth of reliever Chuck auiuiy , \j. ^icc» Herman. Brown attoned for mg. tinted glass. Delco radio and much I I pick fourth do. quickly as Rad Brown more Stock #1273 If the Bulls decide to go for a will walked with two out in the b's cost'y error by singling guard they probably come over and make me an take either Iowa's Ronnie Lester or Ohio State's Kelvin first. Tommy Elrod fol- to leadoff the inning. After offer. a sent him to Ransey, who according to many experts are next in line lowed with a single and Rroun(t°ut ^ behind wunderkind Griffith. shortstop Robert Edwards secon<^ Bill Brooks single him in and a bad Lester's only problem will be a knee injury that scored both with a triple. brought surfaced this season and was aggravated in the NCAA They increased the lead relaV throw b> Norm playoffs. If those reports are encouraaging, then Lester 4-0 in the third when son sent Brooks to thirdNelto on INC.I where he scored CHEVROLET, won't last long. He has scoring, playmaking and Nelson Norman drew a UrTy . . . RrnnVc comfirp flv "The Little Dealer'' . " " Cheeper ballhandling abilities, and he always seems to play under icadott walk, stole second, >' 1-40 at N.C. 66 control, une scout says Lester can oe anotner Nate went to third on an error The Pond Giants had &'X i£Klr^ ^JMMB by Hi^^^BBuL i^BUB&jr ' on IP1 Archibald only better defense. the catcher, and scored runners at first and third in K^^^KjjHF^tT} ML'/*:, ^ Exit. Kerneraville Ransey says one scout is a Phil Ford type who can be a when Asheboro shortstop the tenth with two outs but PHONE tremendous point guard. He has all around talents, Jeff Matthews misplayed Walter Cassidy who went 993-2101 or doesn't have to shoot a lot to be happy and is consistant. Ron Fowler's grounder, all the way for Asheboro, 724-7014 Kyle Macy ranks as the fourth best guard giving up Fowler moved to second on struck out pinchhitter HOURS: MOH.-FRII. SAT. 8:30-8:30 M # the college game this year. He however, has already passed ball and scored on ny Proctor to halt Sonathey B 8:30-9:00; See Page 15 Elrod's second hit of the threat.

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