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SHAW-ALLEN IN GALA HOME COMING
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Little Blues Defeat Mary
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Potter Before 2,000 Fans
TLAi.EiGK The Lieon High
School. Little Blues remained un
defeated us they added another
victory to their impressive record •
of six wins against 410 defeats. The
Blues defeated the Mary Potter
Hiss!'. School eleven in a very im
pressive and colorful homecoming
tilt at Chavis Park last Friday be
fore an estimated 2,000 spectators.
The Lagoa High team ptov.-d
their superiority early in the game
by taking the ball from their own
4” yard line and moving it in for
a touchdown. John Baker, Chester
Parker and Duke Peebles alter
nated in carrying the ball, with
Parker finally making the score
from the two yard line. Duke
Peebles ran lor the extra point,
thus giving the Blues a 7-U win
early in tne first period
Big Blues and St. Paul’s
In Oct. 24 Homecoming
LAWRENCEVIULE, Ya Hun
dreds of alumni are expected back
on tire campus on Saturday, Octo
ber 24th for the homecoming game
with Bhu field (W. Va.), State
College, when many of the gradu
ates and former students will m ■(• '
for the Hi d time St. Paul's 'hew
look" in athletic: under newly ap
pointed Head Coach !.. N Stall
worth.
With a steadily growing student
body primarily enrolled m tin*
four-year ooilegiate divisions, St.
Paul's is confident of increa.et:
success, it. sport- and a tvturn
within a sea: on or t ». '>» tin* ..jo
rung v'.ay., of it aim oi other years.
in addition to the Bluetield .
game, other home game- come
gainst Fayed villi State. All con
on October 3l?t against Delaware
State and on November )4lh a
tests are scheduled lor two p m.
at Lawrenceville Ball Peek.
Homecoming aetivitie. will be
launched Friday evening with a
pep rally and bonfire on the cam
'AFTER YOU, GASTON’ - Talk about interference!! Ycwie (41)
*f Michigan State supplies ample protection for teammate Jeff Bolden
a* the pair headed for the Texas Christian goal post in a recent game.
The game wound up with a 26-19 victory for Michigan on their home
tieid at East Lansing. (Ne-wspress Photo.)
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Mary Potter High School of Ox
ford, used some clever ball handl
ing to score in the second quarter.
Otha Wilkins, the quarterback, di
rected the offensive which finally
set Mallory over to score from
three yards out. Mary Potter failed
in the extra point fm a 1-1-0 half
time lead.
In the third period. Mary Potter
was unable to gain against the
Rita-s tight defense The visitors
baa minus, six yards for their ef
forts in this quarter.
For tiieir tinal, score, the Little
Blues inarched 75 yards, it came
on a four-yarp plunge by Baker
Outstanding for the l.igon High
le im were Hubert Barnes, Willie
Alston and Franky Huberts. Tne
Blues c.la.v Willisten High at. Wil
mington, N. C this weekend.
pus.
Following tne game Saturday,
there will be a dance honoring
the alumm in the Chicago Build
in t-\ featuring the music of De-
Witt Cooke and his orchestra.
President and Mrs. MeCb-nney
Will be host.-, at a Colh-c hour lot
registered alumni in the home
management house Saturday trom
rigid to nine 0. m.
The homecoming parade will
start at one o’clock, and the home
roming queen will be crowned In
tween halves of the same. She is
tier attendant.-, will tie Mi
Me Made!! I>. Wilson. .. senior
from Danville. Va.
Louise Keith Mary Etta Thompson,
Dori Moody and Delore?; B6han
nnn.
A near-record world bn ad
. min crop is indicated for 1953:
production of 255,000,000 short tons
of v.-lnat, and rye lore cast com
pare* v ith the record 264,000 tor,
output of 1952.
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Training Under NCC Coach
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basket kail p.os.je cts repiiiiv';! in
Coach Floyd 11. Brown of Mni ;h
! Carolina C'..i.* j ■ hero last week:
as the youthtui Eagle* m -hi. ;
tailed Ills first ini'i'lil;;,. j:,;i ; i-- ( -
! id players.
Missing from the group v.vi e
1 four of i standout; ■ Bred (i.ij
son of New York ( ny, did
■ oot return to NCC; Albert Lit
tle who has ij; !! drafted into the
Army; Fred McClaren, star t s ur.rd
who yraduatea; and Ennis Vv'havy,
a promising forward y. n . t, :uts- •
ton ed to Boston Urivv-d ■■,
Nol\i itlistandlng these losses,
four of last year’s brightest
stars urn on hand: Charley
“Tex” Harrison, the all-con
ference pivot ice; Charley
JSarriek, the stellar forward;
Sam Julies, the brilliant, high
scoring forward; and Chat ley
McCullough, another guard,
who also won fame with the
NCC harriers as a high jum
per
Among the hopeful: I • portlli;-; | .
to Couch Blown wbo.se 1952 team ■
; ported 15-4 conference rvainl and I
Oii oil rail record ot !?■’, V ore;
Va. Union Pc:others Jo
Tackle Va. State Get Sts:
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Willow nby, Mon d -ad c, ; . ;i ...
vans. Nov Lorn; Lviv Loßer: >.
K oK.-vdl: , LoOl ! J'o!]; i: S oil. O!
Clisill.; Byrd, Panama City. L!n..
Clyde Riclmrd.soli, Hei:u< i':.ov Kd
I ceil Pipkin , Low York Cite,
.lame.; Haaiaiid. Sooth 1;.. Vo.;
(■ •••wee (Ii ci tie, Durhs v; Cl v
Badger. Peek-vilie; Edvard IVhtvl
or, Brooklyn; Walter Asbeny.
Cary, Ind.; Harvey Ilenrtiev.
Cl uyt on; .1 am c ; A 1 to a
Rocky Mount; Wile.v Rogers, Me
thod: Joe L. i [arris, M* (hod: David
Boykins, Clinton: RvloP.-i Dudley.
Washington, D. C. Looniax Wil
son, Durham; .Lillies Co;-,-, Clinton:
Kct'! Hell. Durham; Willie Boone,
.V ttiv.it ..live; and (Varie:- Crwob
tin. Wiiir.lon-Saiem.
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