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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. APRIL 13, 1957 WINS I' i BRIGHT Jack < onnor, Morgan 1 ' it senior | from Hirkorj, '< ('„ has won ' : ;h; Feliovshlp for study; abroad next vcir. The romance hnigusncs ruj. i- will study atthe Uni-: versity of Grenoble, France. Morgan State Seniors To France: Hickory Native Awarded Fuitaigiit Study Grant BALTIMORE, Ml). --- A Fill- , tiight Fellowship to tlidy abroad; next year iii France has been s- i warded to Jack Connor, Morgan ! State College honor s nlor and i i oMctncL* i£»Dgiißg<*s in si or from 1 Hickory, N. C. Thu Morgan \vitt study j French language and literature at 1 the University of Grenoble, France. * Interestingly, this is the .name i>m- j versify m which Sanciyo J. Mg.lxj- ' tyre iiysuft'inf Drotursor of French I to win a Ful~ j bright ami Fu:b irht adviser to j feorgab students, spent ld.s ex- j ch ?uu. v* nr. Mr. Cor.nor is o v of approxt- « rnately 0.30 stud ■ nF awarded I grants for graduate studv abroad j during the l;'*37-58 acr-demk- y*ar ! under the latcr-mttioual Educn- ' fiona) Kxchat:g-‘ P. on of th ■ j Pepurtmeur oi State. A< p:D\ ded! by the Fuibright Act Ml sUMeats j which are appointed by the Fieri- ; dent of flu* United Status, « dents are vee-uunienoed h\ le campus Full, - -hi “ ;S• -a. .« Mzim Lsagys lloundup I CHICAGO - LAMP Alt ho; i sth the phiiad' iphia Phillies ar* des perately trying to mnk .• a trade for a shcistop. Mamu ,*r Kaye Smith had indiv ;t .<1 that any olayer acquired would have to beat out vock.o Joan Ifi a;. f ra the position Kennedy, on ih> ■■■•■ -> of <’. Schnoetady club of ;t>. I ■ X.eagtK' has b -n ;-■ n the Phitlio:’ tiaunbo/, H. 1 was acquired fmm f; , K a.- t ;'y Monarcns. If he maker the ■ k In - o. conic the first Go payer on the Philadelphia tilth Ruben Comer, She '•-s « ¥<>;•} Cionts’ <;U ( ‘ '.or,, it »,.■!> s '■:'•( hander. w.>; in i,.id-season form last week i ■ v. nt i\ scoreless innim:? aaitr-' the Boston Red Sox. >he Puerto Rican flingcr cave tip only two singles as the Giants won. 5 to 2. Frank Robinson the best rookß performer in the major* 1.-4 year, is having the usual sannt. trouble with his arn;, but he doe-fUt ex pect the so e,died sophouwnv j;nx to bother him. The Cifteinnatl outfielder, who hit 3S hone runs last i-aiaon e tic a major jerque record. ed pit cher started to phth to him dif ferently after July a.id • sp- -ri« them to continue T : yi ~i the way they worked on film at the end of the season. Robinson hi! hi: record tying home run Sept 11, but didn't get another. "I don’t know what happened then,” he says. "Just one of those thins*. But I had a good month In August. You know what they say about Septem ber, It's a bail month.” Manager Fred Hutchinson of the St. fouls f'irdiita’s has taken a liking to Milton Smith, thr infielder who failed in a major league trial with the Cincinnati Rrdlegs. Only 20. hasn't been to hat often in the exhibition season be made two hits in tiis first six’ times to ihe plate - -bui has been hitiin* sharp line drives in practice. “He can swing that hat," says Hutchinson. Smith played last season with Sent tie. 11 is best, jonr in fas! minor league company was with San Die go when he batted .333. He was purchased by the Cincinnati Red ices for sso,non, but, in need of in field help, the Rodlegi apparently rushed matters, Smith was called up in midsea son and lie baited only .Hits in 38 the native o! Columbus. Ga., ad mits when he reported to the maj t ,< . , 1. e* ..iiL. e.L„ .*, . .- ... cu to death.” “I like the way he hits that ball and there easily could be room on our roster for him os » pinch-hit- ,by the Institute of International j j £dt ’.cation, honor srrnKNT A graduate of ; Ridgeview High; School jn his native Hickory, N. C.. j : Mr. Conner entered Morgan in 1953 ' ■. ft', r having served for six years ! :f» the United States Navy. He is a member of Kappa Delta | ii. education honor society, Al- j . pha Fiji Alpha Fraternity, and is | ; a candidate for election to Alpha > Kappa Mu, general scholarship j , )• -nor society. Fie has been listed ; ‘ r tv v v- •:••,; in "Who's Who A- ; j name St otenis in American Uni-j | Versin' ? and C >lieges", is the nresi- j :: »t of the Milton L. Calloway 1 Chantt of Future Teachers ot A- j I meric* and h.« served as presi- | * dent of the Wesley Club, and as! ■ vu-e president ox the Student! : ; After hts year abrdad, Mr. Con-j j nor plans to enter graduate school; j : then, he'd like to teach Spanish i ;and French. K. is the son of Mr and Mrs. ' fiesvi,' Connor of 735 F Avenue,) ' S. L . in Hickory, I : ter.” Hutchinson said, * Sad -lain .Tones, acquired by i the Cardinals in a trade during the j winter, went seven scoreless inn* intis in a l-to-0 St. Louis victory >•• the Milwaukee Braves. Jones struck out six, walked none and ■ 1 the Cards’ only run in the j ' <MM inning. One oi Jones' rnound oppon- i cuts was Joan J’izarro, the I heralded rookie of the Braves. , Pi/arro did good Jobs but some rM,. rts are skeptics! about ! i •- r .-ad in ess for the majors. In three outings, the Puerto Rican southpaw has pitched 13 ' innings and has given six runs arid i' hits, live of those runs •atm* in a stormy single-inn in?, outburst b.v the powerful hitting Cincinnati club. Manager Frank Haney of the j ] Brave-; had beer, impressed with j ; the condition of Jim Pendleton. '• Ti - \. i >ati'r mndy man is in his | . finest trim in three springs and he j : might stick with Milwaukee as a j I utility player. Some observers r,ay that if Pen- i dlotr-n remained in shape he might ■•'olve the Braves' troublesome left- IV Id problem. Wes Covington, a I rookie star last year, has been dis | appointing, except for a three | homer -par; - against the Chicago . | White Sox. iTrsek Meet PRAIRIE VIEW, TEXAS -(AMP) i The annual Prairie View Relays ! have been set for April 12-33 at 1 Prairie View ASM College’s Black shear Field, Tennis and Golf tournaments will be held during the same week-end. Athletic Director W J. Nicks i has indicated that many of the : major Negro college team? will place entries in the three events. Track and field events are also sch< doled in tin no point meet, in : eluding pole vault, running high ! jump, shot put, 120 yard hurdles, I 109 yard dash, discus throw, 410 | yard dash, running broad jump, j one mile run and javelin throw. The (ratine Relays will include the 440. OHO. one-mile end two mile relay. Divisions for men and women have been established for track and lul l events and in the tennis tournament. j Egg sates in North Carolina in j 1953 topped sales in all other Sou cUiJciu stalls. Also, North Caro* poultrymen have increased egg sales faster since 3940 than either Ihe Southeastern area or the Unit- j ed Slates. I Bring the Family Shop ’Til 9 V/ Brim-full of Easter Fashion... /F/\ Our Second Floor Youth Center /t, ///. i ■ h \ (■/ A Fjf ] { f *An original Kiltie Madison dress mvied for A \ • /• I \ / \ sub teens in permanent finish organdy, ./ V'Nj l \ ' "SL * OM\ '■ »Ft if* mm*i \ cotton satin trim taffeta slip. Pink. Lt \ ’Nivjr-.. a i Bine and Orchid. Sizes Bto 14 16.95 _ tL A A ,! ***« H “ * B “ «■ /< • 'ft L,i ‘. ; jl'f' B A'i W«.| si,.,.j p .. 1 cnet'fc, / >v» — f .-4 I ij; UI , L»| *V<t iff •/ in Gray. Tan. Blue or Navy. Sizes 34 / / I i ? + to 38. 13.95 il t »'?t T V >" '- i H -*V Wyf Husky All Wool Sports Coats in Tweeds. / h ./■- U; f - ’? -F / 4 Stripe*, sizes 10 to 20 19.35 / 1 j / ftp ,4' iHIi. j';; j J /j Wash n Wear Slack, special wrinkle-re j ' ■ 1 l {VlTt'ti j -jw* / ,y i siyam finish. 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Mauve. * \ \ / «f ™ / / Beige or Pink, Sizes 3 to 6x .... 495 I \ j 4/ V *' \ I Sizes 7to H 5.95 \\ A 1 4 -v-K A II Pre-Teen sizes Bto 14 7.95 > J (M\ (XT2 ,* / • 'J*< •' i rFwthhi b'A , t \i :,/) . /£% ■ A . / / V'/ // \ xv;.a / (hLGy'i S' R * d l g^ </'-i V : —&i Iri - f-- u i s “ s2to ’ ,Sr,,> '-" aA \ K v IJ-F, A r ■ 1 ’T^k v Selections of Famous-Name Shoes for Little Feet ,'ii™ xy >S \\ pump for little misses in ‘ SWEET BRIAR pump with! KM) HIDING HOOD laea Whit® Calf or sparkling Gold buckle in Blue or I - oxford in Brown Calf or \ Black Patent Sizes 12i White Calf of Black Patent, fl Jp&gi. *** Brown and White combine- A * ...7.50 Sizes 4J to 8 8.98 j§ lion. Sizes 5{ to 2 4.98 ' si,r - 3 ss ° _ . if *i y\ 11 ss Mon-M THE CAROLINIAN PAGE FIVE
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