•" r : ; s r:ML;iOG Saturday, September 25, i%4
'":• cudin ! Eagle;*, Falcons Both Confident Os Victory
: :lc latting
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tir»ac day. 25 ut 2 p nr
Ttwo ciwo* v/'.ii jn<*ei. this
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« :.■ ; ■ •ts jrx: ■ Falcon he«"xV
w., H. X 3. Moore, claim that
f* -
r t. ■ ;• * ; -"-l sc:-"-' : . •-■ O
sources cioser to the tea*o say
3C? are all v#u.a v
a;-y?, Or.iy th; *>c svriors were ‘o‘-
Kicid;ck has IF lettetmen on
‘roy-vF bji ho has jbteacF'y er.'-
r 1. iA., t _ •>_ ... j j,p
. hf olavers v ho <! in
is tie* r>p't here Saturday
fUddirk ’-Sts the jfjjrju from
Ksseii:?: wilt per Imps get
j'hif'-ov if* p’r 'll} of action
tr ( the hmoworking ?rio of
Sofw Yardh" Baker,
I). *v; Heavy** VTchstr r. and
}ncis .Roberts’. Baker ss
t ' ktn£ ti>.e other luHbacks
vt ork autully hard.'* Riddick
tVcb*ter play* gv«r*i
4rtd K- berth holds dow n a
rentfi «rpot Thf oth* r ( r»n
tenders o the spot are Re on
Holl&y ot Norffiik and I red
Pond*-r c«f Biirt’esviHe, Okta
to ufp.a.
co it posed vv v k s‘. ! y f North Cfcro* =
O r, -r t xce|B if
*
wort i. wag i 5. now* helping with j
the cc3tci ”.k duties who ;
srrwtchfd. \icX o : y in several |
4 - : .n f, ;..•« * V y> y I
5 p •** c; ‘*rj * -. t- ? t in The
. .. !*•»■><•■ P'y • •
f*. .'.-. t- Cba-'-iel Hill senio** •
V-'. thie pro!’ irinsf Ks* |
k. V • • o g
i- : ’-an Francis McGee &re a I
t:i- Frioi -v.'ho tr? ak e the Ragles !
i*>r. k a3.ooofi HOj-regn.-.bie at ■
b ;;. - -
bt removed ’’on the spot” with !
j sudsy sponpf;, and la unden ng j
if. s>n;p'jci:v itself. W?<?h in kike- !
h r fcs-'d or machine, without i
v/; .nr: of or twK-.t:r-.p Dry in the
sha > and press on the glazed 5
wiin * warm iron whhe still <
si ghtiy a amp
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FCOratLL!
NC College's '53 CIAA
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS
—Versus—
I t Augustines’ College
“FALCONS”
O’KELLY FIELD
North Carolina College Campus—At Durham
Cql-iiimla., Off KICK OFF
c»ay sept. Zo 2P M
ADMISSION (Tax Incl.) $2.(10
# OTHER NCC HOME GAMES:
Maryland .State ' * 'HOMECOMING* **. O’Kelly Field. Oct. 23
V. c ..i, Virginia Sfate—lNTEßßAClAL—November 13
THANKSGIVING BAT CAROLINA CLASSIC” NOV. 25
A AND T COLLEGE 52.50
A-l Home Games at O’KELLY FIELD at NCC
SEASON TICKETS: sl2-3 Football Games—ll
Basketball Games
Lmm——. ■ ril Ml |, <lL ,| „ mmjarurimwminium '
|y.Fp| |
I R I ,em
md’-r'mh
t ~r;4
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tIKOI’ND GAINER —I a«
rrn«-r pi >-ne. Agfie liiHlki.V.
was f>tw <1! the to a <tlng ground
gainers !.»<it season. Once Sri trie
setoru'ar> he hu.s onlv "goal
du;t" ui his eyes. Payne, v.h<*
‘lands fi feet and weiglie. at
IbO is a native ui Winston
Salem. He is a junior. Me v. Hi
he se«n in action Saturday
night, feejttember 25 as ti e Ag
gies take on A'len l.'niversi 1 .;-
its Colon hia. s. ('.
Buddy Young, Spoil
Ciiicago Cardinal’s Debut
; CHICAGO - <ANP) The
■ Bdiitmore sprrkea by th.';v
briiiiant xFJTitiinc burp H- ,r .\ fv
I Youn?„ lavt week sf,5 f , The ’
Buf'iiy set up the first t;«l
“Ez” To Continue
Sn-'lirf; btk: : r con
j to his OP’pGJio-r.l, £.•■.;• ard
i ne waniod to yj -a
• lighting; in fact, • t.hoMßn* r.bv.y
i jrp sj| therr '
Ez admitted his rniMakc w.as to •
■abandon tbr sf.yh that I
he used & gainst Rocky xn Ih-cii •
iirf»t clash.
Charier to reporter*-
that he ":rled to cio w r ha 4 hi- did •
f-tnl had my sienses. Mv pkovts ;
| weren't touching the fioo- I !
I couio have gone on fighting H
• they had Jet me, I think n\ 7 wo
more rounds 1 would have beat ;
.him. He w T as out up pretty bad/’ ■
Charles Tefm.od to cril »*•:/« tkp
! champ lor what some nusor\'ers j
thought were low bknvv.. or fur ,
; p,; ’'n % arter tilt' bt . ■
i 'Guess that's just Uir ra.v he
j fights,” atr.i'les admitted
To many at tho ringside it
soenied ak if Charles coulii
easily have gotten to his feet
in tli.’ figbiii round before
the rount of ten was reached
uid be conceded he could
have moved faster.
-Cifw* ■' ■' \
m-x& -xw/yf
!» of - ; ><: tr hibifion game
when he caught a ft) yard
p. ‘s t o >l3 f j .i.-y Kerkerian.
Four jii.iys later lie eaogbt
a i'lip w s from /.oiiie loth
in the Cards cud rone for a
TO.
io ; \ ■ :■ , f.viv- TD
scort-d li-.t ether i;r : i;-.:r ovi a 16-
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tmC'B O s’s ANYING SEK
'll f AY ! TTEVILIK
i Coach William “©us"
Baines, «is assistants. and four
sSfUcr nerformers on last !
* car’s Bronco gridiron outfit
so st'c-iukly into a huddle as
•.hey loot ahead to their first j
year of CIAA competition. Here ;
is the «.■••• .-.sons initial "strategy j
session. Veterans of other years j
on the back rorv (left to right) [
are: Fa-s pitching Earl Garrett, !
Dodders Recall Joe Black
bKOOF I.YN (ANP) The i
Broo'h'yn Dodgers, faced with j
thr tremndpuj task of overtak- j
ing the ?. York Giants, last j
week rec died pitcher doe Black j
ram; their Montreal Royals farm |
C.iub.
Black, who was & standout on I
the in .1952 when he won |
‘‘Aggies' ’ Defeat Central
GREENSBORO —The A&T Ag- ,
yaw defeated Central State Col- j
lego Marauders of Wilberforce, j
Ohio. 18-12 in the intersections) \
Classic held here Saturday rught j
at Memorial Stadium
In accomplishing the feat, the
Aggies had many anxious mo
ments. especially in the final
j minutes of the game. The Ohio
-1 ans ta an cited an explosive pass
4t 7/ie~
Ringside
I ROM JOHNSON TO IXH.’Is
TO WAI.tOTT
Whcr .Jack Johnson knocked
<? ■> Tomi .;•- Burns in 14 rounds
ij.i ; )«pc .nber 26, 5908 at New
South Wales to win the world
heavyweight boxing champion
(tin,., a. n<- .v era m the history of
u.,. o. n for tan fighters, in
which iiii'doni’s highest prized
!.:-ui-e -10- -r ut,? of ivl’riei
• ■■ / • ■
1 h sol ti in tea - •“-•en
><-*•?. untt i'.rovoore
most uiiruse campaigns among
white fighters for a 'white hope
capable oi recovering the pm*
diadem.
Jack was a great fighter one
ot the g-.ouest, but his conduct
outride the ring greatly ever
shadowed his boxing skiii. It
was hit in n life outside the ring
and inn;facial involvements that
eventually brought him public
disavor.
Fineiiy, in April, 1915 in the
broiling run in Havana, Cuba,
Uw chairipionship slipped from
the hands of 1 Li’J Actbtr'' into
:he hands of ,!es WiLarct. a com
poratively unknown fighter, af
ter 26 gru- i!ing rounds. However.
siT’ti ;.').Bny w,ho would swt-Br
t/iat Jack deliberately let the title
go
After Johnson's dethroning, tan
fv/htws iid not lay hands on the
title until the advent of Joe Lotus
in 1937. hut t! the ir.santinte,
another white fighter, Jack
Dempsey, had captured the fancy
■•t the fcoxir.g world, just the
■ la- us Kooky Marciano has
oo:.t recently, But even though
nit- prowess as a ternfic puncher
•was known the world over,
Ui '• v-i-cy refused to touch gloves
with Harry Wilis, the outstanding
colored heavyweight c>f the pc
t iod.
Joe Lotus came upon the box
m; scene in 1934, and n three
short yean, the famed Detroit
Hr own Bon-.ber had captured the
h?avyv,-«-lght championship and
tl-e hearts of box mg f”.; every
-. ■!■■: it. wax Louis meteeric
n.ve to fame that inspired scores
of otner colored battlers who
v .-’ t on to win glory in the ring.
CKit.vdfi i]'e Ting, h<? was *? rnociv-i
» back from Montclair N >*
and last years most valuable
player, dependable Harold
Ford, 200-pound linesman from
I.aurinhurg, N. C.: Dendry
l,awrer.ee, a fine Rocky Mount
lad who is expected to ‘go
places” this year in the back
field; and a six footer, Johnny
Jiggetts, one of Coach Gaines”
mainstay- in the Bronco for
ward wall.
the rookie of the year award,
fell way off the pace last year
and was sent to Montreal
He blamed his poor snowing
last season on former manager
Charlie Drossen. whom he said
attempted to change his pitching
style.
mg attack which brought them
within the shadows of the win
ners goal.
The game was high lighted by
the exploits of hard running
backs on both teams and effective
pas dag attacks, which kept the
fans on the edges of their seats
during the entire contest.
Central State drew first blood
midway the first quarter.
THE CAROLINIAN
<< Blues :> Bow To Wilmington 14-8;
First Defeat By Sauad Since ’39 !
Ligon H,gh School's ''Lit’ 1 *
Ulucr.” were dcTtH',-.! by f •
W;! I i>, top High Srh-tol "Tiger-,
of Wiitni.v'ton 14 6 at. Chav’s
park Friday night, mark: ._
then first victory nu th. K
loigh el.wcti since 1039.
The 'Blues" appeared prepared
to continue it.-; winning stve k.
i over WiliiMon when it took tr
\ opening kickoff ~>-\d drove to
■ yards for a touchdown,
Walter “Bro” Browning par.->.4
i
*'•• .''b-'yr. bvjpa. M Ihr nd
1.1 4,5 j a ''.'.2' ri\ ••'- - v
> ; ; ii#i •*; tli ft i it*.
Tirr sport* world
in the ring, Louis was all fight
er. A deadly puncher, he defend
ed Jus title 25 times more than
any other heavyv. eight champion
When Joe retired voUrntaniy
; In 1949. the chain of colored
champions remained unbroken.
Kzzard Charles and Jersey Joe
Walcott, iht two top contender*,
fought to determine Joe's succer*
; or. Charles wor. from Jersey Joe
in a Chicagr.- bo A and *.• g
: ni'zr’d as the NBA champion. The
f olio wing year he c 'shed Louis’
comeback hopes by defeating the
flomiwr ior New y,.- V. state re
cognition artd becai. >v world hea
vyweight r in r .' ■ '•■Ct
Next came Jersey Jot Walcott,
i who surprised the boxing world
by knocking out Cfoark-&, vho
i had D«a«fit him tv-j.ee earlier,
to «n the title
However. Jfsey Joes reign
was short jived Reeky Marciano,
a young white fist sights-r with
: an impressive record, knocked
rum out. ,r< 13 rounds on Septem-
I her 23. 1922 in Philadelphia
j Tiius did the heavyv. eight
ch-ampiorw-sp pass th: .)■ the
hands of colored n'tgjlif'.s in
four decades and s i. .ioiful cr ■;
t'- of ring history coin*? to *
; close
No ivo* eau •• .!<•••- predict
■ at present who the next tan
; champion will be. but the •: , ase
' is set for another bnririifg cham
j .on like Brook yo s F d Pat
i ttrson or New York's !'•?•..’ Ar
; drews to ascend the heavyweight
: thr ore
T-ootcaU seaeo- 1 '.? ue*e Go --lit
ar .d cheer your fever lie teeirs on
j io V’Gor.v
& FOOTBALL
j jr% l\id’s Nielit
Kid* < ijp to 1.5 years) Admitted IKF.E
when accompanied by ati adult. Ticket*
for kids avaiiableat most. Guilford County I
Schools and at the Gate.
! A, and T. AGGIES
—Versus—
ALLEN UNIVERSITY
| Sat,, Sept. 25 “8 P. M.
ADULT ADMISSION $.150
GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY
BRILLIANT HALF-TIME SHOW by the Famed A. and T. Band
, to Ja-ii t s.tries for the last lfi i
-■ os. B : wning failed to -on :
j wrt. how*?’ er
Wilmington *n*rcheii right
hack v»ilh a 60-yard drive
d Ku <sl Rhames nrrd
Hum i.'.e. 7. Quarterback Sam
Bowei kicked the extra
point So put Williston In front
7-6,
In the final period Bowen* ;
d to Elmore Rogers for a i
; touchdown and again kicked the j
{^nnphpntlfitp'l
yiUllliUd UUULHGO »?Uil l
Discuss Season Outlook
i FAYETTEVILLE Football :
! busincß* picked up down the 1
; Fayetteville vay - -ne.-j m Sep- J
tember 1, with no down* and the :
season to go, 13 letter men snd a
crowd c* hopefuls answered j
head G' ’ Games’ initial whist
le and fell in line for the limber- >
exert es preparatory to the .
rough .stuff’ that more and
i more is corning to be a part of j
tise daily routine. Both morning
».-d afternoon sessions are being :
L'-irt in the effort to field a click
ing team around thirteen return- j
; mg letter men that will "go \
r laces' in this the Broncos’ first i
year c:f C I.A.A. competition.
t'OA( HE si WONT TALK
A* thc> watch their charg
es no through the paces from
day ui day, the coache* re
main tight-lipped When
pr<-ss d for his opinion of the
•-eas«n ahead, Coach Gain*?*
only reply was, "We hare a
game v *ih Hampton on the
18th.' A-sHting Coach Gain?*
is atm this year are Assistant
<i> ;ch Harold "Scotty" Scott
■-> ho learned hi* football BP
the IV' *-t Virginia "tote way,
•id Elv« n ti “ Big NT* k”
Nich i'v a one time star tao-
I.Se at the North Carolina
College at Durham The
Mronci'f** wilt employ the "T"
(•.irmaU'i*. Professor June* f
* ,-i,j> >ee jg t hairmao of t*he
local Athletic Committee,
LETTER MEN TOE NUCLEUS
• ,<• r n secret that there has i
v -■*■:*■ wHiiing «*nd gnashing
| extra point.
Mtar# la defensive- action f
i Wiihstcn were Willard Harvey. '
! Hoaa Wd'n ns, Albert Sander*,
! and Bennie Dudley. The out
standing players for Lig"-« High :
w <: ChejK. •• Parker, Willie Hi,
r. - and pr.mus Sloane.
A ’ tal - f 18 first if.wo*
; run up by Williston. Most of them |
> wi re on the ground Lig'-'n got. i
I on'y 8 fir.rt downs.
: of teeth at Fayetteville thi* year
for June graduation out away *
: goodly number of Bronco grid- j
■ iron greats such as Sam "Snake"
j Williams. James Killian*. Charles
: Richardson, and Big John Cottr
Tins year s aggregation will i
' built t.ruund such battle-test
regulars” a* Harold L. Foro
: tackle, Johnny Jiggete, tackle '
Jack Johnson, back, Den dry A
Lawrence, back, Bobby Marlin,
guard, Earl Garrett, back Ken
; neth Slade, g-.-.ard, Johnny Nohel. \
; back, Jar;me Paige, back. DoneM ;
! Browner, tackle. Lloyd A. Wal
| iaee. center Herbert Wesley
! back, ana Aiphonso L.ggin*. *
l back, who returns to the squad
! after a period of service ;r* th* •
i armed services.
I
I I
j ! *3S££=r
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Seagram's
£*Jer?/t £ %mm
\z~y
ft* INDED WHISKEY
NJGHT! "" NIGHT ! NIGHT
S h an
A UNIVERSITY
SAINT
ijfijf COLLEGE
i SATURDAY
ifj Game Called BP. M
RALEIGH, N. G. '
1 Adult .Admission $1.50 Student 75c
(TAX INCLUDED)
PAGE ELEVEN
St. Aug. Out.
To Stop Long
Losing Jinx
Vouch ft D. V i -;■ A.’i.' •■■.
tin ■ft Co!k-;«<> i..: • >•: dji hu'u
tapering ~'!f dr; Us here this '
it: pri'iiUi ati.CJI for fhl-ji ('."'AA
opener vnxh the North Caio> -.a
i ?. in Carbarn at o -
fiiy Field ■ t p m battr day.
September 36
With a v-.nsoned squad of ..low
to id men, the Falcons are iete» •
mined to break the four -.ear
Jt-:s • r, re’r'l's
me rugbty Eagles from ihur UfcS
cba.cgicasti.fp CIAA grid porch.
The Falcons' “fearsome
four some" arc Herb OMb .».
21-yea r ii 14 end front Bowliai
CSreen, Kentucky; Wilson )#*'■■
Dowell, 21-year-old speedy
barb from West- Charlo*t#
High; Foil Hand, 'ffl-yrar.'Ad
fturgaw guard; and Hillard
Parker 22- yea r -old FMt
Square center.
Jit Durham, early this 'vsy«%
NCC Head Coach Herman ft.,
Riddick said he "was taking »ft*
St. Augustine's game quite twwL
ousiy bo cause I kn -v- Ooeeftt
Moore ;>• very ciovetr and
J-is teams .'-ire as tricky as » twp.
full of s;)a>iciar*E '*
At :.>. r o.ir C-f -V" • With KCu- t%*
Kuicons »«• turn Ra!e;gh .tor a
.-. of ember i d,.-;- v. th Shaw dbu
vo;'sit.v'* Bears at Oavi* Parti.
The Eagles next foe wft be
.Hampton Institute at Hamptm
i October 2.