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Voorhees Tigers
\ Win 1951SAAC
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* Rock Hill ? VTorhees Scho^
I" and Junir'.College was awarded
I the iootbftll championhhip of, |
V the South'Atlantic Athletic Con|
ference for the third successive
? year at the recent annual jmeet?
*n? of the conference held at
V FWadslyp Junior College here.
? Jonathan L. Staggers, head
.football coach at Voorhees, was
again named 'Coach of the Year'
In the cnference, as he was at
. . . the end of the 1950 season.^
The Voorhees Tigers were un^
-defeated during the 1951 season.
V In addition to winning all their
conference games, the Tigers
scored victories over Florida
Normal College, and Livingstone
College.
Officers re-elec<;ted at^the SAAC
meeting were:
Oean T. H. Moore, Voorfrcer-, j
' president; J. L. Staggers, Voor-1
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Starts Out To Cop
1952 Cage Title
Durham. N. C. ? John B. "Mr.
T^sketbaTP* WCEencfon served
jfTOice to .all and sundry here
last Wednesday night that his North
Carolina College ^Eagles',
are bidding for another CIAA
cage championship as his heavi-l
ly freshman staffed cagers scored
a rollicking 100-34 victory over1
hapless St. Paul's Polytechnic j
Institute's quint.
The Eagles, winners of eight |
championships since 1940. and
and rurmArg.iip on three occasions,
have only thr4e Tettermen
on hand from the 1951 championahdp
squad. However, In a.
quartet or so of former junior t
varsity players and in. another; J
four or five fros^ players, the1
Eagles looked here Wednesday
night like a team in midseasdn.
The Saints contest, however,
marked the season's debut of the J
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The Eagles' big gun was Maurice
Lowery, a husky Winston- J
Salem junior, who is in his first j
season of varsity play with the,
McLendori marauders. Lowery, hooped
19 points to take top' l
scoring honors. Other high scor- J
ing Tar Heel players were Go-' i
ocg? McQueen, 18 and Co-Cap- J
tain ErnCsst "Hands" Warlick, i
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Leading the St. Paul marksmen
were Milton Strickland, 8; i
Bill Church, 6; and Earl- Goods, ^
5. |h
McLendon sent 16 players -in- ^
to the melee that shattered the 5*
visiting Virginians in their third : p
consecutive loss in the Old North a
State. The Sants earlier dropped
contests 'to Winston-Salem Tea-| *
chers, 75-57, and to' the J C.
Smith Bulls, 82-60. I
Fred McLaren, ex-Eagle Jay-i^
cee standout, scored the 100th L
point,on a set up as the clock'
ticked the contest to .a close.
Sepia Hit Parade
(By Deby Coombs)
1. Because You-? Tab Smith
2. Cold Cold Heart ? Dinah!
Washington. I
3. Ta-kin' A Chance On Love ?'
Billy Eckstine.
. 4. Smooth Sailing ? Arnett
Cobb.
5. A Kiss To Build A Dream _
On ? Louis Armstrong.
6. Flamingo ? Earl Bostic. j
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?. Sunset At Own <? Johnny
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0. So Alone Joe Liggins.
TO. Best Wishes ? itoy Milton.
11. Here's To My Lady ? Nat
"King" Cole.
12. I Ran All The Way Home ?
Sarah Vaughajo. '
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rjntinuing t?F "ballots sent in by '
(ranches to elect sixteen memers
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here on January 7, 1952,
t the annuo! meeting of the As0
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Tne meeting will be held at the
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20 West 40th Street.
Following certification of the
ric'.s "board may proceed to the election
of the president, vice
presidents, treasurer, assistant
treasurer. executive .secretary,
administrator. ' special counsel
ana curecior oj pu'Diic relations.
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'Securing World Peace by ai
rongtlhenlng Democracy".
The three living Founders, Dr. u
car J. Cooper, Dr. Edgar Love
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