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The Augusta News-Review - January 11, 1973, THE NEWS-REVIEW SPORTS Henri Freeman m LIONS SHOW IMPROVEMENT BUT FALL The Paine Lions returned to the hardwood following the holiday brteak, but the lay-off did not help the team win its fifth game of the season. Instead, the Lions absorbed loss number seven to Barber Scotia College. Coach Ernest Tolbert, however, may have gained some consolitation since the team played an inspired brand of basketball, losing to the once-defeated North Carolina eagers by only three points. The winners came to town with a 10-1 record, which no doubt had much to do with the game being sent back to North Carolina via radio. Since the team showed marked improvement in its play against the BS team, Coach Tolbert has been working very hard to get it ready for its up-coming game with Albany State Saturday night. State, as usual, is bringing a strong team to Augusta, which makes a strong team effort necessary if any semblance of a victory is expected. EAGLES DOING THE UNNATURAL . . . LOSING At the outset of the current basketball season, the T.W. Josey Eagles was tabbed as the team to beat in the local area. The team’s superior height and shooting ability had got them tabbed this way. But in recent weeks James Roundtree’s charges have been losing, and this is unnatural for a “Tree” team. The capping event in the series of down-the-hill actions of the Eagles was the loss this week to Lucy Laney, a team that had tasted nothing but defeat in seven games. And the loss to Laney came on the heels of a defeat at the hands of the Patriots of West side. The genial Eagles’ coach is not satisfied with the recent play of his boys, and there is certain to be a shakeup in the composition of the starting five from this point on. “FLU BUG” DECKS WILLIAMS ... AND PATRIOTS The Westside Patriots met the Glenn Hill Spartans this week and failed to take care of business in their normal fashion - winning. The unheralded Spartans proceded to upset the high-flying Patriots in one of the early season shockers. As the Patriots were bowing to the lowly Spartans, it was very obvious that they missed their “board-sweeper,” Earl Williams. The lanky Westside star was grounded with the flu, thus leaving the team without his play on the boards and his point-making ability. BMI €«■ HMK mw* j® -m MMLSJrM R> k IVw iH » ■■■■■ "-/mHI x»HI<& UR bHKh BmTMW ■nfli ftflfe BWFw feitMP M aJA/jy Fa ■ I ••* I ■ft' I 1 J fin A tw^ ji A $ • <n* ■m /BI MMvI/ I i y7 h r * PAINE’S LAST MINUTE SURGE WAS NOT ENOUGH TC OVERCOME BARBER SCOTIA FRIDAY NIGHT. BARBER SCOTIA (11-1 ON SEASON) DEFEATED THE LIONS 96-93. PAINE IS NOW 4-7. Page 6 Emerson Boozer On Today Show New York Jet running back Emerson Boozer appeared on the NBC “Today Show” Wednesday with ex-grid star Tucker Fredrickson, and the Jets’ team physician. The topic was “Football and Football Injuries.” Boozer suffered injuries as a high star at Augusta’s Lucy Laney High and with the Jets that threatened to end his Athletic career. According to the Jets physician five athletes undergo surgery each year on the average professional team. Most of the injuries of the athletes are attributed to the new synthetic turf as well as the violence of the game which Vince Lombardi once called “controlled brutality.” Boozer said football is not controlled brutality. It is controlled economics. A football player’s salary is based on NOTORIETY. “If he is a defensive ball player he gets very little publicity and the only way to get that kind of publicity is to be rough and violent. These guys need that publicity and to get that publicity they got to put somebody on their back,” Boozer commented. Boozer opposes the use of NOTICE If you are a military dependent, or a person in the military service who has retired, you are now eligible for psychological services under CHAMPUS. The government pays 80% of the charges. You can get help from any licensed psychologist. You do not need to be referred. You can obtain assistance for marital problems (in which there is an emotional disturbance), behavior disorders of children, learning disabilities, depression, anxiety, and psychosomatic illnesses. If you qualify under Medicaid insurance, you are also entitled to the same psychological services. For information call any licensed psychologist. artificial turf because he says the players were used as guinea pigs on the turf. He feels the turf should have gone through a testing period before it was approved for use in professional football. Boozer led the National Football League in touchdowns most of this year. He has been with the Jets for 9 seasons. 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