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Black Colleges Return Football Tradition
The Shaw University Bears get back onto the gridiron after a 23-year absence to promote their entry in the Sept. 28 Willie E. Gray
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returned to playing football after many years. Edwards Waters began play last year after a 34-year absence. The Major Broadcasting
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“A nytim e you win, its a great
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Head Coach Tim W alsh as his Vi-
kingseked out a23-20overtim e win
against North C arolina A & T in the
Vanport Invitational at PG E Park.
The decisive play w as a 12-yard
to u ch d o w n p a ss fro m Ju sto n
W ood to Saleem M uham m ad on
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w eretrailing2O -17afteran 18-yard
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Pi irtland State scrambled back from a
14-0 first-half deficit to win its sixth
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PGE Park. The Vikings will next play
the Oregon Ducks Saturday.
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