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CONFIRMED AT ST AUGtJS- |
TINE’S COLLEGE—The Rt. Rev.
Edwin A. Penick, Episcopal Bis
isup of North Carolina, conduct
ed Confirmation services at >St.
Augustine’s College here last
week in the college chapel. The
above persons were confirmed.
Left to right, first row ; Pansy
Roberson, J tinner Parker, Marie
Staggers, Lois Jones and Tyree
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tion held at Raleigh Memorial I
i iditorium last weekend. From
left to right- A lucky prize win- j
ner, Mrs- Agnes Tyson, of 6 Lee |
■street. Is shown receiving a !
| Powell, 2nd row. left to right are
| Wilbur Johnson and William
Delaney, instructor s. 3rd
• row, left to right are Charles
Mler, James Clarke. Lawrence
; High, instructor; and James
Haynes, Back row, left to right
i are Walter Swindell, Adam
I Shaw, Sr lrella Cloud and Fred*
i dip Murphy,
picnic cooler from represents
lives of the Pepsi Cola Bottling
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BERING THE CUN
BY BILL BROWER
| Baseball's most discussed player
| exchange last winter was the one |
which sent Larry Doby from the |
Cleveland Indian to the Chicago I
White Sox. With the season ap- j
preaching, it’s still a hot subject.
Manager Marty Marion of
the Pale Hose is fully confi
dent that the deal will mean
a pennant for his hall club. He
i has been unstinted in praise of
Doby. As though to recipro
cate, Larry is enjoying one of
the best springs of his 9-year
career in the majors.
The talented centerfieider has
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T'O NOT DEEPAIR'—The Rev, Dr, Mer/tin Luihor King, fr*.
j* shown here leaving the Montgomery, Ales, court house/
«*•* having been found "guilty" of conspiring to boycott city
bumss. Two days later be was in New York, wher® h® told
« record audience not to despair, because their Southern
Negro is dedsmsmed to follow the Ghandi line of ’’passive
mtfstane*" to victory, {Ntwgjsrese Photo).
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er way to wash certain typo* ot
clothes. Photo third from left
shows a part of the enormous
! crowd that was on hand to wit
ness the sessions. The Capita!
j City Five, extreme, right, won
been sparking the White Sox of
fensive ;n exhibition games. One
morsel of speculation has been ;
that Doby’s home run productivity !
would be reduced by the spacious |
Comiskey Park, home grounds of |
the White Sox. In spring games, !
Larry has hit six home runs—at ;
this writing—and at least three !
of them have been wallops of 400 j
or more feet. Tile others weren’t ;
pigmy clouts, either.
It's only human nature that j
Manager A! Lopcaz of the Indians j
would try to justify the trade by i
belittling Doby. Out in Tucson, j
Senor Lopez has been talking a- :
over several otb c t morfeaS
groups and walked away with
a SSO first prize as the best sing
ing aggregation on the program.
STAFF PHOTOS BY CHAS, «.
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bout Larry's high rate of strike
outs. He also has accused the out
fielder of being a poor base-run
ner.
But many of the writers with
the club are still dubious about
the deal. Jim Busby, the center
fielder acquired by the Indians in
the trade, will never hit as many
runs as Doby. It is a moot ques
tion, despite his fleetness afoot,
that he measures up to Larry's
standard as a defenive outfielder,
Chico Carresqtiel, the Latin
shortstop who also went to
Cleveland, is a temperament
j a! performer. His disciplinary
problems might more than
counteract his value to the
hall club on the field. It must
be remembered, too, Chico j
has shown marked deteriora
tion in the last couple of sea
sons,
! One of the intangible factors in-
I volved in the change of scenery
j for Doby is his mental outlook.
| Larry has been on record as say
i ing that he was sorry to leave
! Cleveland. He has said his tenure
' there was a happy one.
Those were kind things tc -ay
i But were they the whole truth
and nothing but the truh?
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And He said unto her,
I Daughter, be of good comfort:
| thy faith hath made, thee
1 whole; go in peace.— (Luke
8,48.)
When we have faith in God,
our Heavenly Father, even as
little as a grain of mustard,
i nothing is impossible to us. We
' can overcome doubt and fear,
i iiinesa and despair— our faith
can make ua whole, and we will
know peace. j
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