T R r C 'A R 0 L I N A T I M E S 9-ft-SATURD4r/ rmmniAiQr |», vim * qyiyiAM, n. c. Plans For CIAA Tnree Day nent upens Toursday in Wiflslofl'SaKRi CoKsewii WINSTON-SALEM — Final Walker explained that the arrangements were made here tournament committee approved last Sunday for the 16th renewal the elimination of a reserved of the CIAA baskettiall tourna- section as an experiment for this fnent. year’s games. The tournament opens here on He added that a section would next Thursday, M arch 1, and prpbably be reierved next year. ^iU end on Saturday, M arch 3. At stake in the three day Scene of I ho event wiU t>e the event will be chance for the 9,000 Kcat Winston-Salem winning team to t^ke part in poliaeum. ooe 0/ the two national post The eight top teams the seaAon tOMmaments, the N C ^ conference will partioipate. At' Small College tournament or press time, only five berths had the l^AIA tourn^ei)t. |>een virtually assured A.soram- Under cQn?t««*nce rplps, tfte he among six teams .under-‘ ragplar season visitation champ­ {bvay for the remainij^ three ion has the chqice of electing ^rths with this week's, iraiultsi which toprnament it will ehter, IT. AUO CAOIR»<-L*lt to right Kannalh Armstrong, Statistician, Mon4» Wyc'ha, Eir«iw jiolding the key to outroipaa- I and the remaining choicf ,l« qjh knatling art William Eaxtar, William Thompaon, Charlat Ran> Babby Davit, ind Oterga Wil­ (See related story this sijtped to ^ Nawbold and Alfred dall, Mward Cettrall, Lauls liam*. page). champion. ^^^var. Left to right standing: Balehar, Hanry Lhndsay, Ls> The conference’s tournament The past two viBasketball Team To Close 2, and 1 remained uncertain as Delaware State are atlU In conten­ SWEET REWARD — Wayna Hillsida" of 1961-62 during a Bethea receives the letter. He t and at the fame they decided it tfie conference’s teams entered in tion for the three remaining tour­ Bathaa, Juaior tackla for last ceremony between tha half of was one of 36 players to get would ba a food id^a to try the final week of regular season ney berths. Bennie Gepfre’s Hor- faaaon's Hillslda hi^h school the Hillside-Ligon high basket­ letter during the presentation. thing again. 6 0 , they tried It Season Saturday With Sbaw U. Mpffday. 9 nly league-Ieadiqg rtets have completed their season fpOtiMlll team, zacaivai his ball game in Darham last photo by Pur^fc^ tU^tQn;4|l^m ^eachers College, ip CIAA play with a 7-4 record, la ^ a r jfrom piatty wa^lk. Hillside foatball coach •K)|4p> JM I J>Win, M)4 North Carolina ^llejtv’a r rv in f i for tha- TVte w ^ ifary State, Virginfar Mleir .to«Mrnay -^ tiw tapanla' J^uiaon, "Mila Russell Blunt looks on at '. t ' .Finally, it dawned on one o t Eagles rii^g down the curtain on pinned on them by tte 5State, A. ^nd T. College and J.qn the outcome of games played the sports lovers that it would the lM l-« 2 t^sketball campaigp B m i in Raleigh earlier in the C. Smith University are assurert by other conference foes during be far easief to ij^manCnt when they hook tip with Shaw cam pai^. The fact is, the Eagles’ o f appearing in the seventnenlh the final week of completion. Hillside Football Players Receive Monograms organization Ipawtwti ewh time University’s Bean ip a CIAA wings were clipped so badly that rtmning of the loop’s three-day Brutus Wilson’s Golden Bears Some 32 Hillside High school Harris, James Devone, John Joseph McGill. the group ''lb mifke a TOntest Saturday at McDougald only a last quarter scoring spree dribh^ derby. have four foes remaining on thejr trip, the tedtimpiihwsines of tele­ foottoall players received the Faulkner, Raymond Johnson, Team mangers Charles Town­ gymnasium. Tip-off is set for 8 pulled them within a respec^le K.'hedule to be tackled in the next phoning about 40^ys^nd then Aecording to the standings re varsity “H” Friday night during James Black, and George Mc- send and Kyle Schooler also re-, p.m. r^nge. leased by the GIAA’s News Serv- six days. Hampton and Winston- collecting from eaafaviMia would Coach Irwin Johnson’s Little the half of the Hillside-Ligon Fadden. ceived letters, as did statisticians | — JHftiturday’g licyry g jtmncgame will w»n seebcc NCC’s » «oUide -with the Bears in "Be “enmlfiated. ^ . ~ Tlliwr ingR'Scfio61~cagerB high school basketball game. JUWIORS t - Eart Mason- and Herm an [era m eef sharp-s))OQting forward James Rams widen their jead in the E. P. p u rt Gym, but ft^aryland lcenter. eyes roamed over the sports l>ers of the varsity, David Tuck­ page they probably fell on this er and Alvis Monroe. These two Cirambling Cagers column, and you decided to find boys were thought up from the out what It was about. Junior varsity because of^their Stage Comeback This is to be a sports column, infipreasive showin|{8 there, and which will be likely to appeal aye no^ rapidly developing as With Two Wins especially to those penotiji who varsity material. GRAMBUNG. La.—Hard-hit by are interested In following the Hillside puts in its final home A e i^ the scademic axe and demeaned progress of the athletic teams ot sl^oyrlng of the jeason on Flrday by recent defeats at the hands of Hillside High School, Merrick- n|ght wben tlje tepm tangles Prairie View and Arkansas A M. Moore High School, and Whltted vuith thalr arch-rival from Dur­ and N., the CramblinR Tigers made Junior High School. In this, the ham county, the Merrich-Moore Kcittacky # recovery o t sorts last week with first of the series, we will at­ High School Tigers. rewarding victories over three tempt to acquaint you with the area foes. HiUaide varsity baa)(«tbl|V team. A B U n d The Tigers dissected Wiley 96- The Hillside squad, coached 90, gored Texas College 102-01 and by Carl Easterling, ia eumntly S fM 0 0 ^ Wd itHHtM routed Aricansas A. H. and N. 110- winning at a .444 clip, having C qptipu!^ from 1-B by ifMpMk A pbofM by your aid* III liv- «7. won eight games and lost ten. fqr "trespassing after warning," < L - ^1-American Charles Hardnett, r<^nvicte^ and sentenced to 30 "W PtlltmilO* m i to rMMlfi Inrixontal whit* Leading the team is Earl Mason, 6 -lio Willis Reed, Rufus Calhoun, d^ys hwcd labor tjnd fined $ 1 0 0 , jp lti A»»d did you know that ■ aao- w ith a nineteen point per-game HersbeU West and WUbur Fraxier average. He Is followed by John ppcfi. 1-eg^r Defense Fund attor­ end bfM «o«te far iMf ttwn tha firat? eoBibined their efforts to pull the Faulkner with a fourteen point neys petitioned the U. ?. Supreme oppositten down. game average. ' Cpurt to h^r thrir cases last ilardnett scored 82 points in the Senior memibers of the aquad month. three outings to ralfe bis seaipn we Dwight Midgette, Tbomas The ministers’ petlUop to r cer output to 861 points. Cameron, Ronald ThomM, Leon t l o r ^ becoMM 4 ^e tento “sit-in’ Folfc)wing losses to Prairie View Creed, Mason, and <'afe pending before the'V. 8 . 8 u and Aikanaai A. M. and N., the Some of the n>ore prominent n r ^ e Court. Five of the cases are b^ forvard remarked fo^ly (hat Junior members of tlw team are from Virginia, two ftvip Maryland, "I hope we dopt have to endure William Burroughs, Frank rvQe from NorUi {iaroUiu, and two BOURBON DE LUXE IHE BOURBON OE lU X f^ T IU W C«W HY. UHHWIUE, KENTUCKY. 86 «O O F-(»IIT/W B 49% MAIN N£UnWL SPNIITS. m . aqother recovery like thi^.” Flowers, Ct^arles J d ^ e il, Fred from Alabama.