WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JANUARY !5. 1010
BEARS
SHAW REVENGES
DEFEAT BY NCCi
ST. AUG VICTIM
The Sh;.v R . • the hmd.
v/ood tasted \u t.>rv riTici <l<-U <1
at the hands of their arch rivals,
the St. All jili <t m lie - . r •
die Worth f.?a: ■ >;; rm (.'ol
■Eagles, duvine. t u pas? . end
On Friday ni_';d. th Fieri 1
bowed to the Eagle..; . til .45
count in a gtone played at Sp.vukl
i.np; Gymnasium. an t then crs S
turda v gat rivee’. •v> n by in
.it mg tht Horses tram the
town jnstitut in to 50 narkotv
while ringing no G-4.
* On Friday the Show quint orel
Die Visitors baitle.l on ov Bne
for the l.i i w mitt sites liar
kot Jo: the lit.-1 Raymond
old. tinnier Eagle oiard. found
the b; .-kef tor the first taliv
Ri'-chmond Ransom retaliated for
Shaw and the came was unik 1
way. With live minuter: gone, the
Eagles surgt d ahead 13-fl to tak
a dead which they never relin
quished. The score at halftime
was 40-25.
Harry Taylor, Eaple center, was
hi«h scorer ft ■ 111 Du tv. am quint
with 15 .point•. Thomas -Ramey
was rurmcr-un with 13 point::.
Edward Todd led the scoring for
M Shaw with R n. iris anti Ed Ron
r>» r< err.) ir, t orl fr f” T.
VERSUS HORSES
The Rea;'.; turn.. I back a de
ter mined bid for mastc-iy by the
St. Augustine's iive Saturday
4 night before a : i cord crowd. The
victory put the Shaw quint in
the win- column for the !.". t
time 'this s< asou and gav • Lem
■j on-- out of four record to-date.
The Horses grabed the lead w
the ops ning minutes oJ th< gt
and were ahead 8 7 utter 7 rr ::.
uies had elapsed. Joe Wilsoih St.
Augustine’s forward, sank ,w
lor the first tnilv. Ait r eight
minute Saw went out. n siont
when E-l-.w rth Waddcß. Aif red
She-Ms, an.i Toma- Daoa-A hi’
i:cces,-i.'.h t put Skr. •. •
i 3-«. The- Bears fattened the mar
gin and. -ve e i ratling 2’. 1 a !
, ha j. :
Big Ed Ro '.a :mb •
for Shaw with 18 point .-a 1
run;., rup -.v.Ui 1 •'».
Augustine'.'. Jana .-. Ew.n • ;>-»•- <
up la points, and J", W ;i -
■» • :x>nd vith u
TSU DROP 66-39
HARDWOOD Till
TO PRAIRIE VIEW
The TSU cage Tigers fell from
ihci: ir.i'/ I.r .l.al
lunak i:= Uuv.i--.ly >■>'"
* Slum TV ■
dropped a haru •. o- >1 tic. • <<• ••
Prairie View <p • ' ' A " U1,;l!
U 6-38 scon'
The Tigers had annesed u: .
vce ry in a : ■ .
• Southwestern IheLnss Cohere m
Dallas . arbor in Re .-cr.'on
In the yaim Tuesday nignt. tin
p \r cage::' took an early 00* !>•
lead on a donation and m u\ «
up the drive;': -■ a: wide!.u.: ■>'
margin v.-.th aim,is:; < very
exchange
Jt was J an., Hall, Jh< P-mtlv r
flashy fleorii m who t -s r"i'i!u
honors for t'.e l::.:o a- be 1'... -'ll
rtrirps for a fetal ,f i It
• Lon;; Tom'’ -Ann. or. tom. in n*>
fir the Tigers, .-tuking the ui is
lour times for 8 tuHioi
■R.-dd. Mat- rsop. Lamar. ltd Vp
kiu assisted the Panther o. v. i.'.i
deceptive ball handling and a com
bination of 28 points. Benscm,
Wells. Pierce and Coleman add. a :;
touch of glory to the home squad
when they got ; igethev for a total
of 21 markers.
Wednesday nit.ht the Rettigmen
took on Alexander Durley .- lexas
Collepe Steers in the TSU gymna
sium,
GUI NT & GROAN
ARTIST PROVES
, TO BE TOUGHEST
HONOLULU i.ANP) Promoter
Al Karasick. nationally known
vilest ling promoter and one time
world famous wrestler said in an
interview recently. Clay bourne i--
one of the greatest wrestlers of
modem times. He is as tough as
they come. I only regret that at
times C lay bourne lc es his head:
when he does this you may rest
-irtired that his opponent will get
hurt.
He recalled the spectacular jump'
from the ring made by CiJ.ybourne
several weeks ago on his oppon
ent. and related the men has been
*in the hospital with internal in
juries and will never be the same
Nevertheless. 1 have yet to' see
otic loved so much by the fans.
Clayboume has certainly won
4 every Honolulu far:, he added,
Kellie Samara has recently join
ed Claybonme here and when they
teamed up against, their white op
ponents, Dick. Raines and .Brother
Frank, during the Christinas sea- ;
son. they brought some 7.000 fans ,
screaming to their feet in applause |
Never has HonolTffu witnessed any- j
thing like it. j
DILLARD RUNS CLOSE
SECOND FOR AWARD
i NEW YORK Foi t.he ... rd
! strr.iah! yt r il.ii'rKon Diihnd
in . ew •' :i. ' ve-tii.
- I tin Sullivan Trophy given 0.-eh
1 I year i.-./ he .A.-U.' -o the -ne t n:
, ..-tip.etc i.i :! e;I t;u- u'lis'.-ntlmi.-
‘j | pei iormci (iorp tne >• er.
~ j 1 hiiard 1..- ■ ! . r»e . Midlii ■■ dr.-
atiilon artist. wb<. • n the evoit
; in the 1848 Oh ;> y-u
■ ; The r. or * old oH'.h .. pool sta>
i received 201 first piaee votes fi-iro
I 525 "sperl leader:: to tl ( i i.r Oil -
; !.;<!. It;:- ed ;■. .. 1 pon : . s sii tit
Mathias: received I,hi! p.dnh 1
.'. j 1 080 fur Dili, rd
111 \ i ion i'Ka r
- Sportin’ Life
BY LIN HOLLOWAY
i
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Tit is thine ol writing 15
done in t’odunk, Kuiantazpi
city of the < )!•' North Stuto.'
s boiiquets or l>iirk oal are bu
t i nani 'S and norn tit? illumes
; and then- you tD’c.
■ j Upon arrival return, rather:
r j to North C. :'oiiii. r-rizc •?' city
i *i ti nil)! o * > i'.>u pouß.de;' 'a a l .'
! : color? by a:■ : ry-cyed lady a
| ,v.t. id! suiio tii.k from tiu ot
i of .! t: ■; ;. rough kncc-de. 5
: I m.KI to Wit::( • a game ph.ycd bi‘
’ ! twi't.n ot i- ' r - loca CIA-4
i -levcns L.r,d an opponent here dui
1 ; ijvr tiiO ■ ■ .Via : <f. i : tdii'olt
! : -■ Aon
1 i "Kind -d ' : ■ aero d th*- hui.v
j "why iiuiah•• I) ■i> i t.’-cj u. *-•*.'uu.
1 stadium for use by Raleigh’s No
' j gro football leamf-f’
j “Ask the pov.crs-ihat-be ask tht
' ' godr-ihai-rcign. ask anybody." wc
I replied. Bit*, on second tiiourrht
' ' ':v.• - .vc' better
\ I the to '.-k b.c. -clt v- v.
j’here ivt re no l etter facilities so.
I i athletic:: iters ttbo-u'.-.
| Thor came : :i. ; ht thrcuuh a pah
;• cf d;ui:r.e.- .-.a toenditig t hr- ui.-
’-Meet in >OO vc its with rcvcV
• inti'ii tua'i ard ct.pabic bn; hi'-..'
, , and c in. u»■ i. I jerato! • k. •
I i Tar■ :• t.-. :-.v -.1
. u, m that ti t prbpos
led A: uiiiip foi R d<:; 1 - i.:>. ■ ~
|re dry '! liny . re formula; v plan.
a "'bow : . wii! land
ley ,;f 5 j).-. . • i.i)!. - V.
tun ins. tin- pa • football -.-j
--: st.n and man tjtfoi i! 1 !i»-
uriU'i tout i>! Dnthcr and von
' xviint'VMilg lootiiati j;ati;<s unit
otlis . ..ti:!. ter lit
cOUitiliOji lie.*: - Uatii;tlt
lillt Ui" inrcrn on the palß >ii
: 1 ho.'*! jiutiilie-ti at lete-, .tiuntni
r roups am) connniiiiits 11 ti ti -
u i/atiotu tix \tel! ... the titi/eniry
a- a v.'l.'de
HE Bit
. : c:t>m:i;i thitit ■>( ’he past and soon
’; the prop ..-::d K-leinh Mctnoriai
1 Stadine u: ' become n ytandiitr
1 c neiv-.o : • iolfdim. nt ol
1 dreams ol •.•••.ci-tioiv- <■{ Carolhi-
HAVE \ V I VLB NOTH it;
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of Christ heard every Sunday evening, 6:30 p.m., LST, over the ABC
network. This program, though sponsored by The Ooodyear Tire & !
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purely as r. public service program.
No.c in it# third season, the program has received plaques, award -,
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Among the outstanding ones are awards by the National As ..nation ol
Hub!.,' Relations Counsel; Brotherhood of Christians and Jews- Na • *
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''•r Goouyear (right), from M. Siti.mmn, imbii her ol Magazine ■
i Ute.-t, v, inch s,everted the program as best in the c. iigious category.
J:i rm.Kuvg t.m presentation, Mr. Simmons mud: “Magazine Digest i
of YiSSwJa' h - w ‘'‘ ain& -. une^diea * .s** *>«<* !
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j v enr s :j(oi * !*. x i rd!er n d ■'! \\ m•
iit Or ’if ;Ik Olywyy.c IOC nu
jtliß AAI! 1 a*;m. ’R’i. ;■ aid;.tic Hr.-
jus tftc* natipn'i. outstundjnß hudic:*
: l?o 1: !tui u, qualify fr.r O’yii’.pir
, It’llm i>. hint!*: fi.l. I.. 1 1 »• ipuu 1 \ <i.
i !;t, Vi tuT ;; oil ihf? tLTtcU ill tliu
sprit and went n to w n tlu
i Olyntoil■ 100 iviCict ifliampirmship
P. 1.1:" benu; The woi'id toil
: Amt", iron record holder, he is
: pertr.iH i.ur! in 1 he- !.’. d. Olyntpit
'4OO m.' ic'i m-!:.v viciurj
tjiOit.s is tho .s<tn;e v.iit'iher it,s
10 or right hero in the (upitr!
The idiom isdteveotype: oitlH-r
11 lid ;D. the pei somilities whos.:
i i M;: 11 \ hi! tin- printed p- W •
')
' j stance: !E'(;ur of North ( ..reon!.,,
! collegiate (y.rci'iC.-. ': e gratiuti'-vs
o’ ,f Koid: Carol in:, Cob. •- T L:o>
Dll' G:, res a! Knenevib. ;
■ Ad 0,,- S’ AUf toe . U'Ao.n.
\ ~i Mor!h Cai diiia and Fur.?: , VAR
. j !-:tr.s . Raleiyi’';: ov. n j rd F. ;/. •
S::Mji City
:,te;gat) ju beljly is next on the
bj.n (J f -oho;., v;bo ployod and nvoin
.. i:he grade’' with Brums Wilson
.'. j Shaw and Tom "Tank" Conrad oi
: Dclttwaro a l ' M'.c mori cf-aMii:!;
,e ' oKamples.
. ! ANOTHER OBSERVATION: li
■ trie fKtiCi’ai pub He dc.sn’t watch it
tj; ; cabou:.-:. it v ik be without
v j the lien i of seeing Joe Chestnut.
~ j stellar moundsman for the 4k ver
Ton of the Raleigh Tia-ei r. m ac- j
it;‘ion come baseball, seas-m 1849.
Cfirstiiut lets heen looked
ov< r, hut mis overlooked, ! «>
scouts from the Majors, and
Owner Mow id the Cigeis will
probably be visited b\ ittire-
TUlutiies of a Major fa-igue
t". :u before Mareii and xiii'iiy
4i ill, ti.in,.
j ff :t ;i Jfj Ii» : \ t liO i’J ? O'k. y • 1 iJO'.tu,- ;
{- Ri'O 1? . 1111 •'i?p. 'i Klurkiu 4 ‘i--
U)VJ will pocs.btv jiave .
j 1 j je< ., r p v MUY/scp, tliu T ty-ov r * Jit. >
lit ML'- xE rt fuji; or ir. tnc v-. in. • • ;
j in,. T:fCr> "a :t) w : <>u\it in c:<>iKii'Ct \
:in o cie. . Thf* j
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.: j O’.vi"f the D; i ii.un E.e !-.• u-.t. j
■■ jr.-asim. but ,« i- ; mr.o,t . eert.Te - |
n 11 Jack A ll :er,. :. lor; ye. : b.' ,
ill will n.r be "i: S.-'n: ih<unn|
chi ! :?• d'Ar 'erlmi ■. . r'.iire .- ini.fi cC-i
died ill buy,.::; Mlt.'l . : :u j
1- I hi.-: cln.sn with ihn Her? ■ Arm- - |
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I AH oi' ’.dhicli biUUia **• ui •.••.•-.•id to]
‘ ; ew: ii’i!: ’ *i;i i V. Nc:j , Ai.n : .t.t. |
c ■ Awdi .(. iatjoin wi)l h.u v*.* *’ccirp- ; in> j
n TkiOvViiua Virvihu;; -Big FiHi" !
Wanta Make s’s?
Go To Hawaii!
HUNOLULI ANPi It. 1 \v.,. -
. vc;;,! .4' v. n «0„ Negroes
-...1. d in a a and a bad nnlllioo ;
U.k! " ,: : an. !,' 1 •T t,. v:i i: ,r ,
•• y. iflß Hlf. -• . CllD iJ? L; i.’ 1• ’ :
• f-) j- s ,- ,1 i;
Tonnr.,y ih'ii. Frank Moore, an.
. i’) i, ■■xor,.- „:v.ie, i 11... box
. i':, charing tilt.* highest proii.
: Sandy Sr.ddlo; now world’:, fe.e i- 1
A ;t ch.n-iphm, probably wa.- !
ill. kirk" i v.-inue.*.
TO I (.11 I \l>
| Bobby Liar: . : -'. wc’:c vveigi’i •
p'w-iki!‘rfi oki Vallejo. Calil , did i
L very vend job a Philip Ku.y
Raleigh Tigers
May “Cut Out”
j The Raleigh Tigers Baseball t li. b
jwi 11 give strong consideration 10,
:an offer made by a gn up ol' South:
! Carol:;:;! business men ta move
; their Me: ro Arnericvi: Assocituion
| franchise :.o k.ri .r.■, ■. ?:y t, ,i ,■
I The Tigers, champion.- of the;
jNcgra Arcericai: A.-:::oc:ation play-,
jed a nrmber of games in Rack H i: ;
j South Caro! na lasi season'. Tho •
| select - ' from a box-office point of 5
[ , i:- vr of 'lie it an ,d Pock Hi!! last!
j.-xasert the reason ;list the ciub;
: ftieiar arc- v.ivi.'r sti'i n:' cnr.sid ;
;oration in th L;.j;ca.-te.- .(for
‘ v ’ " : ■ l l ' not Pie T:t iru.’v;-
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DRILL H i
wilson pares shaw
BASKETBALL SQUAD
TO TWELVE PLAYERS
| The- Shaw University cage svjumh
j' V T hic: ’ R* !i ' ed *>.V Coach- Buna
jNV i. ■(•• ic 12 men. launched im cca
j seasen inutK’umiolv jv.ai,,,--- . ,
I v. I- .-a .os .owne, vi.sjlii ' • •.<■
IC J ,( ktd; nf w, Virginia Si.A- :
j January and i a king .... Bliiete -
i i.i • Bi uas Hie h - in win: ’ i■> :
: b: Hu roup ol 12 j.-i aye:... . ■
in. as- nave f-vc -;do\ < ,-s fa:.a'
past your The veterans include. •
| ij ro high scorer for the team ja : ;
; yeaa with Msi pointy an Alfred;
Hnii-uis, lia.-hy iorecour! perform- •
! r from Chicago. win> was ruin-er
! u i> 'viih 224 points. Inclncb d ■: i .
j Horace Burton, a a-.!;unvt - ;
p U; iid fron-i Alexandria. Van Ed
| ward Roper, guard, a junior from ‘
j Charlotte; and Ch-irle- Wilson
j guard, anpiiomorc m Ea.-,1 Orange. |
jNr w Jersey.
i - !
! K l ei; Barksdale. sophomm - !
i W tlson, w! i o.- e N erf dk C out it \ ;
| ; -T Bv - daring '4B. has joined web!
die powers that b“ in Portsmouth 1
V.I - • i,, -.
*- 1 - '.i. . iuirj» Das iiinmi a ,
ci>irp'.:fitien to the NAA bceauM* i
iif Sae rn’ibiT- Ira)] plated b.v it.:
I member teams, but v.h.H still p t . a
lpa:n in the neck iand other loculi
l',v"l I‘-> 1 ‘-> 1‘ e p, j.. Vt
!‘he ITI : °!a 10 pay -he pmyer,-
i 'B eerat .^fw/-
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■ IvOJY.M:. )fiSt Y'lT’k, «f It SiOUgD s.a i
Burn.-.-’* nvipn; tod to j
! li;. hi Ruber: Tiikwslma several |
! v ecky , and In-' the dCvisio
King Olive- a; tim y mr. vrk, :
Andy Ander.-tun made a. good!
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1 B'.lh .Vi '.,' ho>s n.id di'Uice :u :
11'<' Sv.i v .me: cn Kxiir,i• »;«*( j
; ,'i:;.1:1pi(.,.'.; nil Jail >iai'.\ V will ! l
i <•;:me fui :i Haw uinli virit.
t*.vo more years to run, eNpees.-i top
i.ave nine of his pi-ivc-. from last!’
I rea:; -n’s tesru.
Pirv -. :.. (■ to :, tu ril ... (* C;U ri;- :'
crs Murphy "Stee t rap" Morgan '
; and Root !1 Sails. liifiGder? Nat j
i Day:... Donald C’k.rk: .Outfjeldci* j :
• Hill Scott ;, : al Janu s .Tone--. Pitch- .
.or-: J- O Chestnut, Bi!t Hartwell aml \ '
| Rescue Faison.
i: ; i! ‘tcwph.yoir already j;
pat » 'lira'.: Mili •! Kid Sniitm |
ik.ad bil'.ag and ..V ia;, aimed jn-;‘
: f.elder vrio played with Ai: mhi:
1 If!.■•: l-l Or ekci" 1 . . t )<■.;-();: :id ’
J Smoky H dl. Hom atcd ? i-v
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i a co.':!'. a.'. , a 2.: Vcime soneu- ,
li.lt- uicludi: :• games > n the Show |
tr;:j \ f i i■.>:arv.ix. ;,)• ot iw:
: S;v- ’.ih::>i'.- u\ nm-siiini v. iiii main •
,’vt n'.-stai tin;.; i .m, -t g o'elc.e,: j
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Hot roil, hope-; and pi-ays that Joe
.-.tner \. i . tight .main In an nrli
... j: Sport* World, Mrr ir :. w
d'-'duiN'. 'i:ms up her feeling: Ly
rayi’-.g yit ain't i Jot.! ’
"f i.nw'.v ..-veryhodv say:- J a
puing to fight avail:.' she says, ‘but
lie ha-n’t i.-aiiy 'ogni.d anythi,.!;
yet. H , "'.li: told mV not •
pay any attention to ntniors. I
iiOr. s.e ll corni' imint ai.d trdk ,
vor '.'.ili ii .< HI a, he always il .
a* l w. .: lie d'-t .'- d •: uu’ ,o !: r ;tjt
Beating The Gun
BY ALVIN’ MOSES
NEW YORK-—(ANP)—THIS FIRST TOPELIUIIT
SPORTS bfOiuicpstcr, i'ud Uusinjr, !iav caHod "time out”
ttiler Y-V yea!'- oi' oNcitiug and profitable contribution U>
ail of us. Years apo i battlotl for the llusinp honoi' when j
ho did the unpardonable by referring to a promiv d ioot-
Lail Hassie a.-: beinp; on tho “puiritl sid-
The bi. v. k. i.f nidio and re.
li,w-p: ;ha bii.-inc.xs went out e.un-j
Pin.:; f. :• (In' in,in whirto voice lie 1
bf, II likened "fluid drive." - "a
I.U r.ded F rnch h<*t" "S 4 :
laud's hetitli , bc’V.” etc e‘e.
i lit) t (If U II! (I INTON
Hr A:,: i me t.-in Commcrc. .
Hirix School dated rival ol ir;,
pi. i iaa De Wnt Ciintoo. v.'he !
:? war .... ,e- d < 1918. ~ver T. ur
. : ;t< •j ui Bf.u Is St .Cm (' • 1 ' *
r’.J J- - : kid • had U«- id '
ivi, :i, k. ,-e all i. :: dryr !v
--t' cli >V. v ■ r i's cox ks «cobble
sjoii Oxi and <■!x<Dr v.li'lde.t by tin ,
predominantly let:;** population liv
me outside the. ir-m curr-kn of Sari;
Juan Hill.
P.issibiy ihat ivns why ] liked i
th ir: Commerce prodivt when ho
caught oil with the networks;
, Vv.TZi ii: Jft'l-t wli f
he a inn in * ■ inovr in t:c writing
field. My scraptmoks contain a .few
letters from Mr. Hus,birr :. . ri m !
who never bothered too much:
M>,ml '. I,a! tlv .-am- yon
if-' vra; ; kief! y intereMci.
'.vi.ll v., ah - k.ou’d he. hi oi.'s:
ah:litv You either l;.yi i; ni Ted
opinion, • c '. "'t bowed to sonv. - :
r-.'sefeo': tnir.n
ii-' L’ ' t; i,V.\U V-; i }>(•* TU i ■
< u Dy B* old c.ol: 1 1 'o ret-T.!i
Ui;* iho*. •”'R:;d-:.nd-ono - rt »w .
Lit serif; vi a'- could - r-lV It Hi.:’
L«t duPi' CNtu a ic( t • •.. .. ’.jt-
A:a- . }t> <i i:,.i r *•: .hi.
O.U' win ; '■ 'L< <i-i v, ..fit} r; JV- ii H:l?
Dl .. ihv.ril \v. r. i) -fii, :*j if i : wn .* ;
. Iv< iajt'ft \n rr e.'iUon. 'i'hov
!(.!’ •». j r l* . Isl . r.
\tV' l»> (b)n* WH() }i*W - t‘ ! m
■'ii.) . t • mind 57.500 :. year for '
me i-f'Jy d;a;,:;iiie need)-. -' ~,n'd sir up- •
Fm-o-o ,-t."d i • tfor the Hus-1
'-rr himself cvei • i'h bH-oine tax,.
" at : 11, > are in .ur e, ntury
V.’lLl. TH F. GIANTS \N D
VA\KK ;; .<■ a:. A \.;a 1
ra.-, a.-hi play, r i Tee S.prin.-. H'.iin
SUDDEN SPURT IS
MARGIN FOR TIGERS
La.wreiiccd ;Ue. Va. Tin Ti
-r . St. Paul's Pol .h ■ hr:-.
Institute played hivt to Liu- ih
pel's . 1 1 T-. nnor-ee St '! • a :
f"ol!- .La> Icift week and a.-rt «; i
thrillin'? cor,test.
The Jught.v rated Tennc.r-.c
nr "ii Lad i usd b a ten A. and T
L’idleae 6-1 44 and t). •, „K d North •
kvolina Teachers College 5!4 3 ; >. ;
The.) were on their way to play ,
! .. n two game:;, I'.tn- in Nor foil;
• I once more."
01)11 K I IkAIirRLS
WrP’.cn liy I).-: d
t -v, riter Teniiiiy Devine
li'iii.L .iticir . unl> cxprpjsoV. ;
' Mrs. B.%rr<i'.v ' li pe:, n:;' al ■■ ve. r
;:: furt'H’r inaiyhi into the cluii ac- t
! : "t Joe Louis, one ot :hi most .
!i: str.di d a d wdl-Pked porls •
; jit;, an’:, of ah time
•Spot's World ids;: p: ivcnts .: full :
Iji'aoe Icut'-i i!or photo of the (hinop
: i othfa to I fi-.,; ; | f. ;d oi o .11 I
••o h!' - I'our.ci ui r.h- tied ism,-,
i 1
■inp eamp new? in Kebiuat v"" They ;
ril; ii iky • • !•• iiei • coioted aid ,
■ .o- ii t ' • • a'-' in tlii < "• ■
section ;a tney so richly deserve. I
i a ;,|M ‘ i rail with •au for a :
im., ■,i r.itr ;ii,on( fin' fans who'
• year ;.i at.d o:.i iHircoase lickets j
..n tend M< i: lea.:.ne kaxebal! rd- j
• iore. t'.a oi dlimii (4 1 • ..ter M u
1 . j * *;. i • Ai ' i,f ih- in a, •■ Ameri- :
La!. ol (.i ...I' and ti ;• ittei.decl
: , ( a.o. - ram • it: oddi: :m. o .
i oati’i'ipi/.inv tils that shed budding ;
..Mi-hard i"" 1 "! in a "< fj
, out af-bouiHis manner up i" seven j
lor (•!£;>:; yern ayo }J ,U those fans
stayed u’v;.y bccuas,' i:hey teit Uie
.-ihfcreiice :n ■ i;r. bel'A ceil tiie ;
i ma. jor.s and i heir league was too j
| marked -- Near-, baseball would {
• iiave folded com pic tely lony be- I
ji-a-e now instead of in 1948, find |
ha’ I; at rc-sarv to tnert-.ei the j
: Nau... Xe:'":, !. on- ha,, a Si"ea:,
limil
F->r shot, i ay. take a ren t de- j
■ it-ur • in i'.y boy's fu*’i! <* as well I
. : your -so: keeping ali\e that |
I :-a.k that has e-iabh'd club own-j
P pro ide. !-: and team personnels j
.to osri .y o:i inaiead of killing tae
: !M: (’ball j- tho' j-Minnul pasda.io, i
SATCiILi. PA JDK v-dj'. nt a mtt- j
■*. ■ m 'Kid'koe to oilchioe ~i:c oi
SAND'. HADi JI.EJ! will la\ '-
s t. , ’
:at 1.0 in a < a . •
t .0, ; I:k■ ■ .A a Ka: 11a.■ W ;• ’
; ban;.'', Lai;:,or , a . \ oil 140 j
:plunders. S.iddker is u good Kid!
1 '.’ a. i Hao iax a ■ r.■ .■ i t
,'. i.-k; <if ih-. • i a .... ry ! ■
ti.uht her. throwi m JOB LOUIS
■a ;o heodlmM,. Jmm .. i v ,
j 1949 He- Will • in ■ till u ti,
o “ oi iy hi : . latest ehedukd me .
mond.
which they wan and ora :n K:ci;
All •’xiuxdl ' ,",o odds .i* 111 av’. .
'against tin in the pixlvtechtiii a
j ir w first Idoo.l when Cum bo* -
at. h -, ■ v.i oil ' foul and I: ■ a
♦hnt poirci they went in to hole.
i ten point ;• ivantage through
■ ,ut the enure f'is period. Th-r
j Tennrrsoi live calle.l repeated
| lime outs in an effort to slop
•he drive of the Polvtechnics.
TSOER GAOERS
OoTSIIOOT NCG
BY 59-38 MARGIN
DURHAM The Tenors: e"
I Sttit CoL'c.’e Tigers gave a thrill
: ’av.-. den.■:.!);:! ration of set -hc t. opt r
! ntio; ■■ here 1". : Wednesday in de
:d. a: * No hr Carotin.-: ' College
afl-kj hi tin Eagie- Jii"-: horne coi.
t.'at. far tile .-e i'-'Oi:
Alth; tieh t '•■.■'li .! mny VicLe: -
i eh.irye- \m'i I'airl.v stieees
.tin in '.\'ickme the ball info scor
ittfi ptirkion .I:irii::■ inaecur
.ley under tiie haskei account; al
, F'l iheit IM'-'I ■ 11 ti'.'C 'tai ls this
>a ■ ; a-.; i
HIGH ktORDtS
k C.ith' a " Charlt".-' YVi) .c-.i
’Hi tin vi ilia. .coring ,vith H
poili’ I’.'iC'i;
a' 1 ii" :< > s i:; - Fkigle.', Robert
"Skid.! Herrin-:. ". „ v ,-s » high
'hi ' n,ate in Kama fit',
at", with Ttwi.i's-ee ■ Wdron a-id
. CJii'it at c» >! ii .1 . 11 Joi [t) point'
«’hiic L;i V. mtt; iEim-di
'Witii fi.
HAMPTON SKIDS
AS HOWARD IS
56-3! VICTOR
Hampton, Va. Displaying
•harp ■ tne.-r and coni ness How
•■ fi Pun- ••••.it* qqumtot gallop
■i I. da If* dak : 1, ll I ove
■■ imi,:on ■•. Ponte le. n- F. idav
: Jan. 7 uik! inata ! m to in by
I ’-ho :-::!ne uugm. 56-37. Tlio \ i;s;
j ■ ax not only employed th l ee tall
• •ran, in v'ri at ad. ant.i:;. m •. i;i
j troll my t.h: backboards, but nut'."- •
| tVwv errors and utilized the Le- 1
j leu;if: to r : rat advadL;::.,
| t J; :t. Bi'-nn to ate", ini
| ili. • seorine. with j •. ixuat . i-tose.
l''.dui’Avd nr Whitt i.'l-t Pidiai’.i.
j ivith UI; Walter Wriehf. with 10
■ and F:aniv Bcnth. ■ it?. !». Two
i cente. ltd the Pi rate.-- - Jim
i Forte; . With 8, a I Phil Scott
| For Howard, the game marked
I 3 t’orutV*:u - k alt* r lose:- to N. *'
St.-.te n i Maryland. Hamptot:
j . t aav h':.l beaten Maryland.
; hut h: t -o a .-ix- stratgld victor
: iis in loiltdlny up an undefeat d
! ree-.'.i'd ..ooust ivin eonfeii-'if'
: no n rd - The t'it ale ’ fu-v- Vir
; o : Union : n Ru'hntond .m F".
ir \ • T/tij, • v * 4
CX-BCXERFACES
SAP TOR SERIES
DF BUHGULARIES
UONOI.UU.'" < AN Pi Herman
■•ik;.' }- ••:("), v. rL imovn island:.’
’ boxer a!',: furra • Middle woi;;ht V
S Navy t.Lam pi i was arrested on
December 28. • nr one of Ills pair,
when police office: s found e safe
• 'DiiUiinin;- SIOO in cu?h and sov rai
hundiY- i <inlh; iii cluii'k'i in a car,
• I :/, | •j, list'd t!> liiill
:: • Ui.e - i.-uy I Il.iwar
A large a-sortiii- ut of burglary
• lo.ks viTi found in !!:<• roar seat
i ~... . i 'am r. • ■ vised bv in, mei
T>ie sale was in the trunk com
AC < Otll'l Id IO 111
IV ia-r! .i-i.i e: 22. Patton's ac
ja, tied, ini 1 • a i . captuicd
I'ut'jv evieonce tbri ..l lea ! two
lillt'! nun were i:.,oiv,d.
Tne safe idtatiliod as one
: taki'-a from Uciiick.'s Dry Goods
St' ■ The OV- did ini know
i: j,!: t had iv n burglarised un
til informed by Die police.
Past, a has ; ; been in the ring
or shuwii::' m many p. : so: -
i for ."even'd inanilv. aftei making
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