T H i C A K U I A 1 I M K S m ies Drop Wilt Breaks Five NBA Season StepheiKiee ' fATURDAV, MARCH 74, 1H2 DURHAM, N. C ^ A O i M j little cliques from forming. i
Bias Training Records; Celtics Games Won Title Wins State 4-A “Loa Angeles or Boston shouM NEW Y 0 H K — For the third 7/lOths of a point per game as 1 win the championship.. They ' successive year Wilt Chamber compared with a 2.8 Increase a i have the t>est teams, although Facilities in Fla. lain 6i5 the PWladelphia War year ago. Cage Crown ' Log Angeles can’t win without pmiiAiDBLPHilA •— T he riors has re-wHtten completely The annual NBA collegc Baylor. Philadelphia Phillies reluctant the NIBA record book, smashing draft will be held at 12:00 noon ORBEN9BOIRO — Stephens Lee, of Asheville, and Jordan- ly became the last team to end nine all-time records, including Monday, March 20, at the Plaxa Bellamy (Walt, of Chicago) is fotased training facilities in a 50.4 per game scoring aver- Hotel, 5th Avenue and 59th Sellers, of Burlington, captured the state t>aaketball champion the most improved player la Florida, this week thanks to the ar?e to become the first player in street, New York City, N. Y. the league. local NAACP branch. League history to score over ship in the 4-A and 3-A divisions, A. Leon Higgintiotham, presi 4,000 points with 4028. respectively, here last week. dent of the local NAACP, ad The Boston Celtics, in copp Stephens-Lee defeated Atkins, I “Oscflr Robertson is the beat vised John Quinn, business ^ ing theif Slitth successive East of Winston-Salem, 06-3*, m the j all round player in the leagua. NCCProfTo finals of the 4-A bracket to I Ho can do more than anyona manager and Robert Carpenter.; ern Division title, by winning 60 owner — both of whom had games, set a new League most capture the title. else. The pa(>crs said he waa insisted nothing could be done (tames won record The previous Jordan-6elIers edged Merrick- I ‘stand-offish' 1 didn't find any Get Gold Key Moore, of Durham, 52-47, to win — that his branch would picket hljfh was 59 games also won by thing poculiar about his person the 3-A honors. the ylub’s home games. Boston during the 59-60 cam Albuquerque, New Mexico — ality. He's n regular guy . . . a The state tournament was “It Is obvious,” the NAACP paign. Dr. Ross E;. Townes, professor of twister, and all. staged here at the A. and T. said,] “that, the Phillies could physical oducation. North Caro Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati College campus last week. It obtam Iht^orttted housing facili lina College at Durham, is slated and . rookie, Walt Bellamy, of began on Wednesday and ended “Chamijerlain is best player ties Ne«|t> ballptayer* to receive the National Intra for Chicago, also had a share in the with the finals on Saturday. io the league. They always com if th w niipr* w illing to tight for mural Association’s C^ld Key, loon record breaking, Hie Aaheville cagers Jumped pare him with Russell, or vloa when they meet at New Mexico then{ Jiist as the other ball Chamberlain’s records are; off to an early 16-3 lead in their versa. But Rus.soll is a defenslva clubj hriv« «l»ne.”, University, March 21-24. Most points scored (40200; high- finals game with Atkins and specialist. Chamberlain couM The NCC professor is a past I rcfiibidinf the team 's of- .'fcortng aveirage (50.4); Most coasted in. They led, 35-21 at blork as many shots as Bill, but president of the organization and U>at - “the matter has fl*‘ld ?oals attem pted (3150); the half and were pressed only >yhy shoiild be burn hlm sel| I itu iiM )Hit>no reanlts have Most field goals made (1M7): served as its first Executive once, when Atkins dosed to out blocking shots when ha Secretary. He is receiving the fchtilned,” the NAACP call- Most free throws attempted within six points at 30>33 early could save this effort to maka key for outstanding work in the action (1363); Most free throws made in the third quarter. BASKETBALL CLINICIAN shots on offense? latter position. faS5>- Most minutes played Henry Logan, of Asheville, —Cal Inrin, head baskatball Ci^rpenter "Is up at bat and Dr. Tbwne's is also scheduled (3fl8i!?|>; Most games scoring 50 led all scores with 21 points. coach of ih* A. and T. Col- thetje Is no need for him to to deliver a principal address at ’"Woody Sauldsberry is the best:^- noints 44): Most FG missed in Albert Connor led Atkins with 1«B* Aggiat, is one of 12- s triie oiJt, >0 . ;this Iw ue/' the the Friday session. His topic is defensive forward in the leaguai^oi one season (1528X 14 points. cliniclani scheduled to appear N A ^C P *aW. “An Anoraisal of Intra-mural He's the only guy I saw coulA-" Robertson, smashed Ms own The Jordan-^lIert-Merrick- Within 24 .hours, the team’s Activities.” at the annual convenUon of check Baylor. But when Bayloi^" assist recort of 0;7 by averag- Moore tilt was a close one all the Nattonal Association of quarters ^yera changed from a A native of Mount Pleasant, got ready to really cut looaa,'*^ int? 11.2,'f^s per contest- He the way. The two clubs were segregated Clearwaiter, Fla., Pennsylvania , Townes was HUDSON Baikelball Coaches at Louis Sauldsberry could forget it. I bI so broke ' Bob Cbusy of tied at halftime at 24 all. ville, Ky., M arch 22-24. hot41, to an integrated Tampa graduated from Virginia State Boston’s old individual assist re Paul Leathe led Burlington Qay motel. College and Indiana University Iryin will discuss basketball “The NBA seems to hava fe ( cord of 715 feeds with 889. with 20 points. Albert Love where he earned both master’s offensa at the session on Fri ‘gentleman's agreement' on ■ The yearling, Bellamy, with Mason Named to paced Merrlck-Moore with 17. day afternoon. a ..^13 field goal percentage ex and doctorate degrees. quota for Negro players. Nonf ceeded Chamberlain’s .505 He is acting Athletic Com have more than four. Avery Boys Lose standard established during the m ittee chajrmap ,aj NC>C, qt\d, d i rector of the Tntra-mural Pro- John Avery Boys Club’s 60-fll season. All-State Team “The officials let a lot of League scoring increased gfam. Recently, he was named Cleo Hill Visits Friends In Durham basketball team bowed S8-60 to Elarl Mason, Hillside High stuff go in the pro league thgi Community Boys Club of Wil- One of the twelve Itfyhi'eh in the Cleo Hill, spectacular star for neighborhood of $10,000 last School standout eager, this would be called in the collegg min^on In the finals of the North Carolina Conference to four years of the Wlnaton-Salem season, and regrets the fact CLEO HILL BACK week was selected to the All- conferences. The players scoiH Boys Club of America Sectional the National Day Committee on Teachers College basketball that he didn't get enough of an State basketball team by coach the officials. They know whicji batketball tournament. Evangelism in' the Methodist team, was in Durham this week opportunity to show what he ON WSTC CAMPUS es from all over the state. ones are strict and which a** The tournament was played Church. visiting a couple of his former could do in order to increase Mason, a senior, was the lead not. They can tell when the o|> last week-end at Wilmington. WlNSTONnSALEM — Cleo His wife. Dr. Mary Townes is teammates and took the occaaion his pay next year. in the biology department at ing scorer for the Hornets this {ic'ials 3how up whether It’S The Durham Boys Club team Hill, rookie backcoUrt player for to make comments on a wide • going to be a roughe game NCC and his daughter Emilie is year with a 20 point per game He had this to say about the had gained the right to meet the St. Louis Hawks, returned range of subjects Involving his nut. And they play accr>rauigl]r. WHmlngton in the finals by, de to Winston-iSalem this week to a student at Spaulding Elemen average, also starred in the first season in the professional NBA and basketball In general; feating Gastonia, B2-92, in the complete work on a teachers tary School. MASON classroom as an honor student. basketball league. “Coach (C. E.) Gaines used certificate. In naming the All-Staters no to tell us (Winston-Salem) about "Earl Lloyd, (assistant coacj^ senii-finals. Hill looked up Emmett Gill, re McGuire, Baldwin an Atken Hill, who was the star of the one school got more than qne getting mentally ready I didn't for Detroit) scouted CMarvii^ serve forward of the 1980 Winston-Salem Teachers Col HHS Seniors To player on the coveted team. know what he meant then, but Trotman at Raleigh. He thinks led the Wilmington team in the Rams, while he was In Durham. finals game against Avery. They lege basketball team for four Sam Jones is Each player made outstanding I do know. Half the battle is he's tuo small ^r the pros. ' Stage Comedy contributions to his team’s Gill Is a teacher at Whitted in getting in the right frame of bagged scores of 20,17 and 16 years, was grafted on the fint Junior high achool. points respectively. round by the Hawks last year success over the season which mind to play. A four-act comedy, entitled iMAillllfD MiNi Luther f^etcher and James He became the center of a closed with the championship “Los Angeles and Boston Named to NAIA “Publicity Mad,” written by The 6,1” backcourt ace scotch If disappointment is niuuot Sanders, with 21 artd 18 points, controversy on the St. Louis playoffs. have-the best esprit de corps in your marital happiness, smw: Ken Parker, will be staged by ed reporta that he Intended to were the scoring leaders for club which involved the -Hawks quit pro ball for teaching. the NiBA. the L. A. coach al fox f r e t medical brochvr*.' the senior class of Hillside High Others named to the team ternates roommates so that John Ayery. “Big three” of Bob Petijt, Clyde “I’ll definitely go back to the Comes in plain wrappw. School Friday night, March 23, were Louis Hudson of Dudley every player has to get to know -ft S7-19 Lovellete uid Baf an, ao4 Hall of Fame High, ^ e e n aboro; WilHe Chap- Hawks next year it thay want obligation. Clarke o h i k C at 8:00 p. m. In' the school multfed ik tKe ftrlhg'of formdr the other. This also prevents Box 2-1, Deerfield, IIU m ^ KANSAS OITY Missouri — auditorium. |man, Second Ward, Charlotte; me,’^ he said. tile semi-finals game, all cokch Piuil Seymour. Samuel “Sad Sam” Jones, North Charles Nevels of Carver, Wln*> Earlier, reports had bean five of the Boys Club starters Hill Jiad beea used abundant Carolina.College cage great, will ton Salem; William Price of circulated that HUI, disgusted scored in the double figures as ly by coa