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VTESK SSTDIMft GEPTEMBE.R la, 1 052 Injuries Plauge Eagles Nest As Drills Are Begun DURHAM North Carolina Colk’ii«'s griddera and mentors vie re battling injuries anti inex perience here on O'Ke' ey Field last, week a» 12 men responded to Coach Herman Riddick’s call to practice. Tim first casualty was Robert Mason, 20.) lb. .senior tackle and co-captain, who is confined to Mae college infirmary with a ten ail nient. Charlie Floyd, 177 lb., cod from Wilson. NC. also sustained minor injury that sent him to the infirmary for three days, bit he was released over the week end. Frederick "Duke Houdini” .fames, hard-driving senior hack from Kansas City. Mo., was also practicing under wraps at week s end as team physicians worked to help James recover from r-’-’t-nm xiety to get into top physical ahape. He strained several leg muscles but was reported ‘‘coming along splendidly ’’ with heat thera py. More serious than the injuries, however, were the inexperien ces,” as one F.agle mentor describ ed the status of several of the candidates for vaunted positions along tiie forward wall, where She Eagles are noticeably weaker than in 1951. Adding to the Ea gles' dilemma during the opening practice session was the drafting into the Army of Nathan Thomas, junior guard from Churchland, NEW FALL SUITS Michael Stern S6O, v ~j o {Mntcing Quality Clothes 1 ftfi Yam r») 6 j < S B ; F e CLOTHCRAFT $45. M'XjfplA ( Making Quality Clothe* I M V Jsa ill Years) 'A V]JsF Other 100 Per Cent j Virgin Wool Suits S4O. >1 • ft jJ| Complete line work clothes and Peter Dia smond Brand Work Shoes on 2nd Floor shoes from $5 to sll OO GRANTHAM’S Outfitters for men for S 2 years. Smithfield, N. C X (1| n UU |, JL I C *a I £ * I J ¥ jl* ! In bmitn field, it s | DEPARTMENT STORE “The Shopping Center of Johnson County'’ WE EXTEND A HEARTY WELCOME TO TOBACCO GROWERS AND I HEIR FAMILIES . . . 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In addition to Coaches Ben Whaiev end Jim Towage, Rid dick last week ?ousr,i and cot *iie services of Ross E. ! .res, pro fessoi of physical eduertio i in *7i'. NCC graduate division, and to - r-'or Wiley college mentor. help hi regular aides with the teni f:c tasks confronting them a'or.g the line. Robinson and l’ettir were mem bers of the Eagle-'' defensive squad iu 1951, : at in 1952, they o'e be ing readied to do double duty in eluding offensive wt.-m. The Tarheels' baekfioid this sea suns may be without the services of Wallace Campbell, the Gastonia fireball of 1951. However, with the showing of l arvis Bullock, 190 lb back from Hawley High in Creed ; moor, the Eagles may be able to find a likely replacement Among Ihe returning backs, the mentors are singing '-he praises of Melvin Spencer and William Coward >f Washington, D. C, Joseph “Iron ; Man” Battle of Rocky Mount and Jim Robinson of Charlofb . BFC v m i 1 ** ; '.-V. "J?* I a | 1 | ' '‘ V ' ' ' j Mf** ■ W** 'wS * \ .if "I *«*>*> ■&s**■■■***« ty)*&W*****@ . - ■ ■ ■ i ' l, .Jf.., j j * ■ ' - ; *A •. ' V\,V NEW t 'H)l)tiMl I* t.ASH—- J.,, .oktyn's latest ac.ju.-.sftion, Edmundo Am eras b one trates his batting dance while g t.iu j n the uniform of the st Haul Saints. So .am? Bional has th • fleet-footed Cuban b<-,. n on the b" and in tbr field tied the Dodx-r manage went ! '-slgnc! him ,< '■ field berth t-vo days After bis arrival. Edmunds, lo- m t .<;••- d» > • >r<l of English, but. in r ord.i of Dreu.aeu, lioe, j;. tig--c t . <y?owspresg; Photo*. At The Ringside GKIfIVNO Will. ITS FT ri.WKV’S HTH. ( ART On Wedne-duy night. Sept. 17 at tor Chicago Stadium, a rising s:. n« v eitorvveight. Chuck Dover, .-.i!* face battle-hardened, slugging !.'■ id blew 'ight Rocky Graziano in a 10-round bout. Chuck is an under,‘ated south paw fielder with a calicgt degree He will have a cheering section from hi.-, home state. Michigan, tooling fui him In Hi*- training gamp as .parting partners, be hnr .. group of young e.il’esfian'.- He is rn mnu of . new type fighter, ' ;hi cuitured ggnilcman. fetvOy j e t tv ,■ e. (on who out of the ’ins; would not. impress son ns ;> pugilist. Vo people v.ho >bhor bavins. Daves would seem a perfect gentlema n. Rocky nr ju.st tin; opposite. Hf; .i- '•.■ up in Urn* tough slums of New York where he had to fight to cxi b He is .strictly a puncher, rot a boxer His right hand has eurrh'd him in a knockout over i every vvcltciweight he has faced even vsttert he was behind on points its the tinal minutes, i Ho speaks the typical language of the sluirts. and he is the strictly hexing type of fellow. The fans i love him because when he enters the ring, they know there will M- Motion, Hi never stops tattling end coming, forward. For him a victory •••ill mean lil ts bger.-s Dnvvc is a litlle guy A loss would probably mean a great. ri, tv. •* • in his dra'.vint- PO IT. I.osjnc this bout « ill not hurt Davey, hut .» virtory THE CAitOUNfAM * Reccommend Gene Baker For Chicago Cubs Berth rOS VNOKr RS l ANP) - Next season, shortstop Gene Biker of l ■-s ouo.'lc .uuo-is may become ’lo 1 first Me;v<> player lo appeal m Me uniform ru the Chicago Ci be. Manager Stan Hack of !!v An a former Cub i;reai. Friday recommended him for promotion ’ to the parents Cubs. Hack said of Raker; "1 sugeeslcd that Baker be taken • to spring training next season by the Cubs. Also, that if he looks good enough they should keep him instead of farming him nut again. This .season Gen ■ has displayed d"fini‘e improvement in fieldin’ ! and throwing over last year. if hr i shows as much continued improve-' ; mrnt next sprit):: he could be ready. “Remember, f; no has bad only 2 1-2 yen s in professional base- • ball of this classification. Unless h( \s ffboslutely and definitely ready ion rapid advancement would hurl h, m. Other .lsebai! men our here in. the coast area have .raid the same tiling.” Rakct 27, •: a native of .Olivers- 1 port, la Hi., baseball on ever began ' ! v. itb 'he Kans..s City Monarehs of! • Negro Anou icon Injur, a half. •••••‘son with the Dos Moines <m in 1 ; the Wi dei'n league, and the east; ;.. 1-5 season:-- with lor: Angeles He is ft feet l-inch tall and veiehr- !!sf> pounds 20 LETTERMEN OUT FOB DRILLS AT STATE TO ; i F AVETTF.VII..LF. N. C. I'h • business of the 1932 football sea-; s oii picked up at the FavotteviUo; -•tat-.- Te: e'-ers College on Septem br 2no '.‘her! op 1.-0,.. m -u ; ~!V last vear's Bronco suuad reported to if . ail Coach William "Gus" Griues' initial "hist'u. The prar tice molp voice daily have Mivv-ed spl intso.. uid Umbering up exetcisi-s with sor.-.e atUmtionL : | Lying given to the fundamentals, i Champions last s;rar'-' El AO Cir cuit. the boys arc -ra; m to on' i if th< y near the end of the ‘ hors- : : ,tnoonC season and the roi.ipb.; ; stuff" begins. On the routes' of returning lot-: : terrnen fro backs Jerome Rollins, ; Alfonso Biggins, Skirl Garrett. T - ■ Or. Biggs. Jo Butler and Arthur Ft*! win. and linemen S-m Willi ams, Aulcy Leake, Jam-.'."- E Fai .o)l. Rowland Wilson. And rev. Turner, John Coit u, Johnny Jig aetts. Ki.iiy Harm'; ton ana James ■ Baton. Promising candidates from the. ! crop of newcomers inelud-; Ro : cert Tyior, back, Montclair, N J.. I-loyd Wallace, back. Mamaroariek. N. Y.; Wilbcit Canady, hack. KUis jton; Harold Davis, lineman, Kir* ton; Harvey Jasrnon, linemen, Kinston. Kenneth Slade, linesman Durham: Donald Browner, lu. )<:■ man. Washington, N. C. Jams? 1 Boyd, lineman. Pittsburgh, Pa. Morris Hayes, lineman, Harold ; Stowe, and Charles "Nick' Haynes lof Norfolk. wold immensely to his prestige and drawing power. To win would probably m\| an immediate title bout for the ID pound crown. This ringsider likes Davov and ; would like to see hirn win, but le-.t's not see it. He can be wrong. 1 hut he feels that Dave> is just too r-'vall and maybe a -light bit ton • r>rm! * u> at«nd up under a Rocks 1 attack. flllj: ' i g g Ip-;,. DEPARTMENT STORE WHEN SELLING TOBACCO ON THIS MARKET, SEE US FOR WHAT YOU NE ED FOR THE FAMILY New Fall And Winter Me rchandise Arriving Daily The Home of Nationally Advertised Lines at Popular Price® -SHOP IN CONFIDENCE WEAR WITH PRIDE” AGGIES ANOLING! A REPLACEMENT! FOB JACKSON j GREENSBORO - Who will re-i place William ‘Red Jackson a?! quarterback in the A. and T. Ag- | dies J 952 foot ball lineup?" V. least | throe • nationally prominent sports j .•cribe.: uske-d this question Inst! v. i <-k. Many f'm.- have been won dering about it all summer and Bill Bell, Aeyie mentor, gives the question more and more concern i as the season's opener near-., | Doubtless, Bell spends many sleep-; ileus mpht - with worrisome night- i ( 1 ntares on the absence of "Red" j • : lackson. 1 . The question might hr an swered, in part, an the night i»f September 2ft a* A. and T. j takes on the strong Central State I'ellege of Wilbcrforee, tkhtn in the initial clash of the : season, the popular Indorsee- 1 iional fkissie here at the Greensboro Stadium, lint those close to the problem arc jest about convinced that irwni ! "classics" will have been play ed and probably a, fall or t«<> v ill bale passed before the mighty little field general wilt be replaced. Just east you v. f-'u JOttvil, | "Red” Jackson i- tin diminutive | piece of dynamite al Hu "T" quar : uuk who for two eon see u pi. years was selected on every) major All-American poll Just a j ■ mite, ol a lad, 183 pounds and 5; | it.hr was a tirade performer. 1 1 One of the best ball 'handlers in j i ilie business, bis- magical gyrations | . Ren timer thnw utter contusion : . :Uo the defense. An accurate pas-i > a better than average kit k- >. . Jackson could rn the ball, Vat aid this only on rare occassuw*. j Hi: har.dofiV and jump passes ’•'. .-re j 5r antics, and he had way of -H.o- ; ; pine off ilu: ball where tpe do-j ?, »<u-\ ere sure it wasn't. AIL :in all. !w was just Mr at rar coin-j lunation of a croud, iittl- man. and ! ■ ohat any Coach would consider j | a “dream quarterback”. Hard man to replace? E'-'Ty-1 ;!; ;dy around the Aggie camp a .ices, to that. : Thor-., ate torn men. throe :f >pr,-; : I'iiioivs and a junior, any of whom j ;i 1 so: o a noth’ ) fall ha- passed: ; m>ght be potential replacements; ! for the Intimnbie "Red' Jackson. Tney all lack the experience lie <cssary for a seasoned field gen eral. Cravane Givens, the junior from: ; Buffalo, >! Y. head., the lint of : prospects. A coii'-wtod fullbacK, The 1.952 B on o sehediilc standi.' ; -is follows: HOME C. \MKS Sept. 27 South Carolina State Oct. tl Morris College Oct 18 Norfolk State College Oct, 25 Livingstone College ‘ Homer ■ min.) Nov. 15 S': Paul Polytechnic Institute GAMES AWAY : 1. 20 Hampton at Hampton Oct, 4 - Winston-Salem Teach ,evs College at Winston-Salem Nov. 1 ■ Morristown Industrial College at. Morristown, Term. Nov. 8 - Elizabeth City Teach ers College at Elizabeth City Says Coach Gaines, "Despite a large amount of inexperienced m»- tciinl we v.ill be in there fight-, ing as usual." His assistants this year arc Harold "Scotty" and El wood "Big Nick Nichols. Horn* TSmes will begin at 2:30 p.tn MET ‘MR. AMERICA'—Two officers of Atlantic City. New Jersey** Finest, congratulate professional wrestling champ Frank James fait lowing bis showing against television's fabulous Gene (Mr. America* e-tanW at Convention Hall Patrolmen Ij\rry Renr-e and Charles Mooney openly c\pr*'Ssed their admiration for James, who lost « n»*#» *n < Nfuv«mrr-ts. Phnt’.O’J. Givens o bit of action Ins', year in the quarterback -l"' He functioned, primarily, from the sungte - wing formation, jus! out of the tin-..!' systems used ny the' '.'dies, but has ihown i di. tinct liking for the ‘T" and "Y' 'ot mations. Givens, the heaviest of Cl - lot is J» feet 11 and weighs Vr *★*•****★★*★★**■ *<riir<r jHOJt jk # 4r ! 0101 BOURBON 1 l j + Kentucky Straight ■ * * Bourbon Whiskey mmEm V j *• >3 -° IB : * 4 Years Old ■H6 Proof *»*»«!** ! * THE DANT OSSTIUFBY CO. #. v, ***•*•s*■*•**■*:***•★* *4 j \ , uu.-ir.ujn _ .|.J.L.,.XIU-IU II lirilHlin Smithfield’s Complete Store For Men and Boys HUGH AUSTIN’S WF INVITE YOUR TRADE WHEN IN SMITHFIEID SELLING YOUR TOBACCO Home of Nationally Advertised Lines of Men’s and Boys' Wear Make fhjy Store Yoxiv S«T*ithf*olcl HestlqMsrtwi— Ymi Ar n Always Wclcmrt* * ★ SLITS * HATS * SHOES ★ HABERDASHERY ★ LUGGAGE PAGE THREE L?i) pounds. H- is an excellent pJJ . sor, -i brainy performer and hot* ’xcoptional qualities of leadership U.-ing hi? weight to good advari ' t uo. Givens might be well the !-c ! 'alocker n the squad. Otlia Miller, a sophomore irotn Greensboro. .Nl. (1., is the (('mnttnaed on page 2i
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