PAGE FOURTEEN
63_Men Report To Aggie Coach
CHICAGO <V*’.P- - n. 1
baseball coi . •
Hank Aaron .*• >
ra!s‘ pitchers >'
Milwaukee ■
The record -;•■
Aaron's baf.Miv
sharply after ■
change with the
accused the F- •
ticularly Sara u •
Jackson—'■l r
tag a t him
Ik ie standard , - ■
accused to dey. - ■ •
by Manager F.•- •
the Caxdlnak
ed the eha- ? Ci.iid <n iij.' n ci«"' ■■
el&red r.I -1
“bush*. Jones in’."« •
side after a
Mean’vhlle. lUm;': dir
erspe skidded Rjont "
Jess then a ■■
to ,32# in
bat.tt’OF ra.-r. ’• ’•.
val Stan Mu:-'
Cardinals mbed - -
tag 'eed Tta- "■ >.c\s or
day las’-. r> •, '
Remaintas hi r>-
however we ■ v
JJe'i? Vw 1 .; O'-' ■■" -
inter, o' ’><■ <
hVillip n '; *■ 0 ■ ■ r ;
Inson had a F; *;■
In the Any; a' ?r. J-: r;<
Simpson pu- a
New -ta r : .
team back or ' •:<=
tcv t.he n re-id
dropped t.’.vo
"country cou.-nr.A' i- ’’ •
City A ?
grind slam Form - ■
V; nt i 1
a 6-run third lm-.n • < . .
gels team ft"r, ' '
4 tn the p
had Conner (ed for h o
run of the - -••••
After OP 1 .?"'- N'M fi'l’- ’n '
fit Ldr D r> -.
hitting ramp. i •
White Siu i g ■
gainst *-he v>*
Oobv dio r ? in Vi", •
ga.mf?, to r
ticn rvt t'*r -* . •
ers to 2 b , ■ 16 - rn •
Don rp’.vcnr:
Cincinnati Ptae
H r - bs.<l Io : • ? r > •
and failed m - . ••
get his f:fth v"-:n-v
Then. ’• '-'vk <v • - d ' •
arm He r f : t’- • •
ed list !a-f. v r !
t ° 8-0. '•
Redbirds Hi 'trone
ed that he " ’« ■
Dodgers in -
drive to r-’ ■
E' .ives.
S2;ii Jones, of tv« • ■ ! - -r
dm.il:-. v ho > —•
quite an or a
earned i* wjh . % ■
C‘/er tb* ' " ■
Willie Mi 1 ", of '.i'° : •
t to 2
2 Music 7 a:c ■
At NCC To 7: ,'
_4f Afeef Sept. 71
DURHAM—M'as r
of Durham and llru.
erts of Hollis. N
teachers in No-rh r
leges’ musir dr ;>a?
among faculty and :•
attending the so • f - ■■ n
tag of the fear ar Ip
day night, Septemb*
ditorium of the Kd
NCC President Aih»v-> i
will preside and gr l .
returning faculfv . ■ ; .
ber*.
Mia* Davidson. Din-;- ■> •
tire. Kffn'il flse 1- >f
th'isie degree
versify and the on
grp* In inn’-!!' from Mi- I
versify of Miefcigan. ■ •
9 piano tout or ind rhos i <1
rector in Washington h i--.n
taming the raiy >r i i • i
at St. AugusUm s Coh .
leigh
A. specialist f.n r> ■■■■ -n ■ ; ,
She has done furih:-
Catholic TJni' •■•■rsitv, \Va :
.and at NCC.
Roberts, a native
ton, N. J., received ha< -'- i
master's degrees m
Cleveland Institute of Mu :.■
taught, for two vuirs .it :
ler Academv of K)'-.- a -i. h-, v ,
land and sorter. ye«rc. lie imv 'ni
voice and trumpei in M . ■> ■, u
studio.
H* has had v taf y ■
radio and television, nnd nuh m
chestras in various pa.is s,
country.
Among hi-, opera roles ha ."
been Othello, Don lore in
“Carmen." lUri-imes in
Ariel In "t'Enfant Prodi.m
and the Donkey Man in ‘'Wise
Mriden "
“Set My People Free" ami
“Outward Bound" ar. a mom:
the dramas In which he has
eppegred
In musical <•<•;■• .rfh' Kob-- : 1
played Joe in "Curm- n J
Robbins and Tiumpt-t Roloim "
“Porgy and Bess," Br.-.ck ip ,i
in the Callry" and Bu: n ': '• l;
bone Alley.'* He ai..<? i• i■ i I
“On the Town” ana ‘'F.'.ow Bo
North Carri'ins , ■ ■
averages ■> little mo; ' th n i •
*n eggs per hr.; p- .- v,
Good farmer; p'
prttd.icfior. r 1 r-'.i.ja
fK«nv useful purpo; e.
• WMPS—■ Jwr term am eoaaucw «r heart W* ta <ha k?*/ oi f ht tah*
r ; : Brovn at Ihe final sound erf <hair oon-rHI« at Chicy . Tb«
I. bo.Jlf battled «»» h*<*r »o grrin a dranw te the metdy. (NWr.-prc Photo}.
... s Feint And Lexington To
’ .sh hi Season’s Opener Friday
” aiij.uji “('<1!! Tijrjs, ts.ss
V *•:,!•■ i f'finfrrerce ' hampi
<» • ■ * she D«r>>»r W«,c De*
■ \ stile Co
inji'Vi'S IV; > , rcpe.if,
ii'-lff HOJNT —• Coeches >?tm
- . 1 ;■ oo s'-'l rd',vi.; Mo^cly
p..-, . Wti !ia.m Penn T: •
(' >!."* flrr.ft in pre
i' r>',.y;o , for the bur
; !•••: ’ S:- r ;.p> to (y-<= Friday
Jii.-V. R-pt. > in then o'*m back*
t, • V:■•■■■•' tv!:.-n Coach Wil*
I . ')■■ > P i y.mt of
.. s to town Friday
a, he wil] have with him the
■ x ' f .i.f Wj-aiYipions r -f
sonnel reads jori
a! • <'.;•• ..>••< as it d'd last year.
T". i.Tmi'sr High s':ho'6l line is
■, ■ : : ■! from end »o end and
. r ! r .i;r' : -,r|oV..nS +0
• - 111 = th-.ir. John Lanier
fish wei?,oinK J 65 pounds
. ■: He ivd is ‘ yosv and is
r.'-i rear or at iftO
:. . ; 'he-i fiorr* tsc*
‘ s! !'.* i?.? pounds
’•’•Hi ■ bs:''.. ..t bis old qmrtorback
p*: ■ .s'd Kiv.;wi Erown, the triple
V. : ! hr .1 !:■ f! half. Thorn
' I be r r £hiff<-:l from fuil
to 'I ’' '* u; order to can
'd and down field
«in- iVsii - Drviis hit raid
••?*•' -i •' :riy lasi year and
in i l *.: - f onfrrrnre
. . zvrr.-tged f? points a
i 1 - in. nr, hiunped High
> !’■. ‘I. ;>• «»arl* s-imfl last
,r ’i Foint hasn’t
i'Cii'r-ei'tt! i,.
V. , p.
i 1 ■" ■ d- ' • a. okv
s ■ v •f.icnv up; t neighbors
’* a:;,;;c'y, r.n<l nra working
i wnitC they sir wrrit
' i d ..ti ■in ii,(s H regular
. *;• • n nina who Con bsr/llv
Dor Grldders Open Season
Satyrday Night Against Reidsvilla
t'.rßLinif.TON - The Jordan*
' ! vs Hch fy-hoed Tigers will |
' o < n trier b*"f football (season j
• ! ' 1: . ' • J 7th fiSair;-; |
' - : T ”.h- .hine'on High |
"• >1 ■>> le-ntavilie. For year? I
weh ; - 1 " - tows been a j
Burlington doe. not regard
t'coih*!’ "V ,i>sMti<ation
’•- •» h uniieap in competing j.
st the I'ripta "A'* tobacco
itthe < igai-eifft rilx n( *
Keki.svslie, j
i’ ' I- -i be. n working
| b:u o tor jins gome
! ( "j-i 'h D -id M.-.yiii'.-d and hie staff
h-ve taf[r.-.i and rpshifted them
- nl I." no.-itions where
’ • ■i* i i-vi n 1 J|"- d.
'-i J hv' * Fpu-t has been
-i fmt'i full to halfback. Rons*
;. nd cuiie g threat that is
*i c! 1 • f-neo h>* i-f :n the
(> ‘ He 1 ad- . n even fix feet
Say Ray Robinson's Hassle
Iv ith IBC Strictly Business
NEW YORK (ANP'. What Is i
! ttw* real re. mn that. Sugar Ray
j Robin; an says he lx calling off
n •' lightweight championship
light .th Carmen Basilic sched
nif.fi far Monday, 3ept, 23 at
Yankee Stadium'?
Robin.' on says its because pro*
■ motor 'lame:’, (l Nonas failed to
" ! ''"id on lb? TV-radlo
i j contract,.
11 Oinor-? -a ; Robinson is waging m
• i-' fiioionical war against, hisji
’. .on:; tic for, the onion farm- .
■ o i'""i < i■ m:.im , who doesn’t i
i ..I . re ear i
Meanwhile, Be Mho keeping
> h • • )’'•<(,tram, prepar •
! ■t ■ ' battle of hr- career— i
■ »tj. ■■ import.;’nt than win- :
(or. t " tcht crown. i <
■ 1 I■, , f •M I I In th* Hog I ’
! Ui .pns ol whipping the rocky, It
v :.n for the t?.i-4e to be set. There's .
j Pig "Watt* Mevfififa &t left end
j towing s« feet one tn his sfook
| ing feet and wishing 160 lbs. who
; pulls p-t'ses out of the air like a
| magician plucking rabbits out of
\ a hat.
He was the team s leading scor- !
j er lari, year and is eyeing aU state ;
I honors this season. On the other ;
j end >s nx feet, five Johnny Bar- j
i bar weighing 193 lbs who is ar. ex- !
• f&llent pass rerlever. j
-lee irmith at welcha
Ml lb*, snd fa tnueh mi both
nff»n*e and drterse, ta<.i<|os
; t“ » s hard runner, Jerome
.Johnson ftt, r'cht halfback se-or
ed «0 neinia fant year,
Ho i* stiil well remembered bv j
Washington Hi. of Reidsviila. Car- i
: .'or Hi. of and '
West Charlotte for his outstanding
performanco against them last i
ve-AT.
P r J?t„ Weal yt oitarferhack won't ■
forget that Mayfield end Berber ;
: will he somewhere or, the field I
I Althea Top-Seeded In
National Net Tourney
VOBEST HTLI.-R. K V. (AND! -
I Aithea Gibson, fur-t. Negro to win,
j the Wimbledon women's singles
j fitJe, was the top-seeded woman
j player in the National tennis chsm-'
j ptonships which opened at
! ’AT-isirie Ciub here Fridav. A-m
--j train'v Ashley Cooper topped the
■ men division
In the tournament. Althea,
who drrw a first-round match
i with glamorous Kami tagprn*.
>» seeking to fulfill a life,long
ambition of hcrnmlnc thr fjrsf
and weighs 187 pound®. Beidevflte ,
i won’t have an easy evening with I
| Foust around and he seems to be i
| ready for the heavy schedule, that :
| lies ahead,
| James Brown at 204 tbs, will fill j
| the fullback slot and Bobby Jon -
at -IHS will be at renter. The Tiger i
lino looks nigged and tough. It i.« !
net over beefed atid stuftad with i
dfi-d weight; but is strong and fast !
and full of "know how ”
Kridsvillr realises that it l«
! a irinle "A" wh«o! playing »-
garasi double "A” cr.aspetlttau
ami ran t afford to cheapen |t»
clasmfir.tt.ion with % loss.
Reirlavllle reslltes aito that W,
Will be a star in Burßng-tan’a
crown to knock off * Triple
A" school that for years has
brrn a staunch bitter rival.
Ks idsville will hr rr-ady. Ac. -a-*ri
1 Burlington. The g«m« jd-iould be
a natural.
clever Riugar Ray Robinson, i
If is » fact, however, precious
tow have accomplished and i
one had the elements work
ing on his side. Be that as. it
may, Robinson stands today
not only as one of the great
fighters of all times, but as
one of the shrewdest business
men of hk day.
Hi - battle with the IBC presi
dent now is on the TV closed cir
cuit rights. Robbie claims that
Norris gave him » written agree
ment that there would be no de
cision on tv closed circuit that ■
Robinson didn't approve. Mean
while. Norris has it contract with
one outfit which may net the
fighters .5230,000 Now Robinson:
comet up with « rival outfit
which can add about a hundred j .
thousand bucks—«o he says—-to 1
TP-m CAROLINIAN
, with waiting arms for those bullet
like passes that he is noted for
throwing, not vr 1 he fov got ihai
"'Big Wall" cm tig sag his wav
to pay dirt, t the- p.-. is right
[ Dunbar is *:lso ftn-sro of the fiict.
Toe game should he «. thr-ltar.
j VVm. PENN TIGER’S Sf'BEPnj
j Sept 8 I.sx'.ngfon, Dunbar, here:
1 Sept 13. Cw»r of Winston. th-~:
| Sept. 2C. Reidsviijg. there; F-ept Sit
! Atkins, Winston, here: Oct 4 The-
I masvlDe, On H, W Ch %r~
i lotte, Oct. 1?.,
j (Hom&romlng) her*: Oct 25 Lo
-1 £■.:n. Concord, theie. Oct. 31, Sto-
I pherj-Lee, A l i"i'!r there-; Nov. 5,
j Dudley, G-'vii.-hom. there
; f>s NEAR BLfW DFVH 3 ft Rf.
mu
HOMF GAMF*>
1 „ , , '
>. a. Burhnrtorv 0 {% * 4. M s
I Airy; Oct. 25. stat- svllta.
GAMES \vv A }
Hcot. 8. High Point, Scrt
j tsbury; Oct. It. Bcl.rr.oiu, On. ]?
; Karstifipoti s ?, anri Kav. 8 Thomas
i viilo.
Negro -:*vrv fn uin '.hr S' S,
Natinnji clumnlwhin l» :d
--d’taon to the Wimlilrdori title,
al-.o a in- the 1-.. Nal.ta-"]!
f Jay Four! chatnpiouship at
River Forest. <ll I'era-ntly.
Ranked behind Nl l Git; on a y
veteran Louis Brough of Bcvrriv
Hills, rulifornik; iJ- D-uoti-.
Knoda also of Fore t K ; ’t .11
Shirley 810-'-mer ]{,-- -; ( . r |; f -p
Darlene Hard of Montehri.i, edit
*8) Ghrtstine Truman of Fnclsnd;
171 Ann Ha* deen of F.- ’ met
Burlington Home Games
Rridsville. Sepv ?.; Thumasviiio,
Sept 19; Kinston, Oct. 11. ;Hw,c
-comlßg.i; K»n;:'on, Oct. 24.
The Burlincton s-iii.ui tallcnvs.
Billy Germany, nuarterhn k. leitrr
tuan, Edwprri Fnu-.1, ';n :> i-l f- rbaek'.
Moultrie Walker. fnlMwrk; Dur-ic
Hestc halfback, Willie Shivers
end, Mslcofm fJarth. tackle; Rob
ert Wagattiff guard. Bobby Jotuis.
center; William Alston, eu.u-d, John
Alston, iacklo; Lit. :h W .-r end.
John »Vj rv, end Raymond Mad
den. tackle; Luther llogortt half
back: Dewitt She ll '- au'-rterp.-irf
Vandcr Nixon, halfback, Jontfr-
Albrigot balfb-vk; Benny Wih -.n,
halfback; Frank Fiinlall, guard.
Robert Wade, end, Mc.lvin Hum
phrif-s. guard; Chcsleleh Walker.
Center Gary White h"-If back Rp
mu's Ni-X'in, halfback; Janies Bonne,
fullbnck.
that figure.
That’s where Norris and Robin
son disagree. Noma says he does
n’t know what’s wrong with the
fighter—he stands to collect, close
to half a million out of this bout
—which Norris says through
his league beagles, has been spread
over a, three year pay-off period
to keep Uncle Sam from gobbling
up most of it, in taxes.
So there you have It. At any
rate, Sugar Ray called Governor
Farrlman in to referee this on"
—while the Boxing Commissioner
Julius Holfantf wants In neve n
talk with all the principals la-l
Monday Measiwh;]', Sugar';,
teaming she at. Long Pond Inn
at Greenwood Lake Has become
quite a mecca during the past
few weeks for sportsmen.
1
GRr.F.NMBOrtO Sixty 'hr-v
find h'lpofuif: began workmus ;i
AiR’.T Collene on Monday < ialvvr
d;iy' of ! b■ o week in prope. o'.ion |
! fo>- the 1057 football camvifli.e.r,
I "'he group, oru of ipr liu-Rost in !
i retard you;-.:, siirprisoo Bert ru
i gott, the no v hood coach, who
I frank in ;. || reporter? th it, ho bad
j exportod tan -n Alniord evei-yb-d-- *
; a-ound thf Azy 1 camp .
jpH u-ed to "ota that among t ■
j fourteen- ui-o reported ''.'ith r - * !
prior notice v-t* thrce.hu* ta>
les, "These nmst. have boon t’-. j
ansu-■ !•« to our prayers", mid r.c- i
Kott v !>o h-»s bj-en worrying ,'.ll j
! lutp-rnar abr-ut the sborh'-ors at !
! that posit ion
Faced with the husk of r
building a creditable Aggrta
soiiad, th* i-oim-i svelcro ■■ d ■
20*vets from last yeaf* nuifit.
Among them were: Kick, j
Howard bmlf.lt, Ho’nrrl Twiftv,
Arthur Worthy. Faol Swann, i 1
j Edward Nesbitt, V.|w >*<] find
holt, fjiurtoc Debase jnd ~!:jr
I Uneaten - MJHnn Friers, Tliho
Milton Bcter,. Tho
«)« Su.mlin and Jcbnny tVitd
i low.
The- day's program taatmmd f?l- !
■ tefhc.riics find iicht drills, 'cut itit*.
’ coache*. tjctm,? tb® fine ,-cnditlnn
of olhb i-‘ -V. ‘-*id. f>; it thG’t* i
i pl’in? would bi? TTW'drct/iUv 3lt6i>'d
: before weekend to includ? rciCit ,:i \
! rough work tjaan usual for first ’
1 wrok or o vat loaf?,
! Howard Smith. M\*vi*rmek. t &A i
! 1 h«* hov& at t h* f.: rst confer e n c e . i
- ’ 6 !"> ■> ■ ‘ ; i f . »- v
. chi to grt vpony fox 1
• ."t ? L*N t V »r\n yp%f jn l
} v.Qd-Vjjjsjjt * pn < wortc fp*io T Ar *’ P> 'i
! TV 3 £ t- q{r V »v, • ‘p tU p A e>-. ,0
■ y)nrr>n )S t r> b? niav* d«• Tt }]•).- '
. frd’ovvinc Saturday, Octo-.vo’ 3
September 7:
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p mtovmv®
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' KNOXViLf.F. Ttmn Ti w
■ two csnciiiflP.tes for the 1957 ;-
: ..iro eo; pec ted to .report to i, ..
: viile College’s Coach ho ■ Mungn;' ;
i prospective zithiet- ?" are in the
j Bulidotis from last year s squad
vri.ll a iso tiepin practu* for an
i eight game schedule that automa
i iioally eliminates a -r-pc.'O r,f th,-, .
■l-r record ior i-iy coi^c:y?ive sea-
I Candidates represent eight (states, '
i which include Tennessee. 10 Ohio
|7, Alabama, e North C ,rei;r -. I
* Kentucky, 2; Florida. ?. Geoi'iJj,
|1; Pennsylvania* 1 "Rome good '
: bunch, Al.hlt-t.ic Direct-••• Julihn ;
: Boil confidVci.
' "ions ’.hr ?*. pi ~ r r-Silj.
i tuns from l.:st >-<-ar'p t-.r-n
are Ralph Ross, junior, tackle
| and eo-ruplain, I la.;
David Boyd, sophomore bid
Mho Is v triple ilirr;-I in the
barf,-field hut disiir-fftnrihcd
| himself s% quorterhack in IP%<{
i Joseph > per tv “ Vqunt;. ter,;-l|
soehornore eeuler from VI * '
1/ r- c v h- * ti; All-rrl and Hi i ■
bei-t l.ucs* IJi-tjs rta.'s twins,
i a pair of halihn-lts nl il.sr.i
t' li-ii ahiUtv “rr-i-'i- f -",
B'.vd's tn- '. mrne, is f. -»•*, f.- is*
j tat. Virginia.
Dbsefif id i\v. Va '- ( t-- r;,-.|tace. '
' n r->n-.;J»«.!fh- - Tm- .-r--l|e-x. A Til- ,
j Con: . r-r < r 1. n- •< i . the j
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if 4 'V’ ;
r'' . , - n . >.
ksonbwj fA'.wrinjkeo Bom vea, i% bHowth hi!jot his ’■% h.wrsl th#
wesson in liie fourth In- n-f r‘ n ro-’otit jww !b# DfHtjan*
in Brooklyn. Amort who kw/ls i.h# mofora in hormt® o.ftd wai
tho fin l pioyor to fenoeV in 100 nms thk *nmton. is th* k»y behind
j Miiowvk*#'# sum# i-f its lirsf CNrwwpwis* Fhsio).
SUGAR RAY HAS HIS RAY —As International Borins Club* . m es . a I«G r^itl
’ltvt- np him, middleweight «*h»mmmi Ray Robinson roads from the rontrooi hr b.irj signed to fight
Ornn-.'i H • -iim during » hoarine 't ibr state Atbtotlr Commission office in New Vork, August 26th,
■ ii' iu ■tirxg v ts r .’Vfi in in cftnrt to iron out difficulties between Robinson and Norris over conflicting
■ ! ro - < i theatre- J \ arrongernents. Robinson b.». threatened to walk out on the title bout with
JmvHo .ritHaW lor Ren)eirthe r 2;:fd. her.»use Norris wouldn”< sell the theatre TV rights <e a graun
.:.i itti in l.tvor R..bin-.on latest offer on tn bat all TV at l)w fitht iI'NITC-O I'Hl'-m PHOTO:
g|il| '|a uLh Thiira Miivlit
tib a „i*s i%* IllgSl S Hill s£a M&ilti
WINSTON -SALEM ~ Coach Bo- • :
vffi LmU. ami his Carver High ! i
*y.en at Koiruscon ?.)og Oci. 1
a*h c\‘j ?h6 Athletic Field at 2prn 1
,-p,; eV|, P 1 1 P (i or' r,s r ,‘ K f'"tHt' fV\*s
ctimisje of f de for the BuHclo* l •; a*
record will definitely be improved j
Bfn 1
-,h f , yemmnjng four teams--Allen. 1
Nov 2. Mm chouse. Nov ') ft Vai- 1
NnoxviN li' the ■-.•3 me order last
K• • - 1 1 >: r; y S l ' tp . non- SJ A C 1•■ a m
considered the strongest Bulldog ;
opponent 3.n K»SG tests Knoxville I
r. m opener ON 5 st Frankfort. \
ON season the Thorobreds won. |
Y 14 Benedict and Tusfcegee, Oct. j
■'! ;-ind 1.0 re/ncctivcJv. folloiv in
ihe serne order as ON yr u\ Both !
Icfima downed Knoxville l«-« and
Bjehrvn Collecfe, m ‘ .s r -iti£? f 'ev"* the
a 13-7 or?,-net last year Also ab
; f rote th- 1;:~i : IVliipr; College,
-s-birh sneaked a 13-in victory ov- 1
-r Knoxville during her five game
pj'/HC; r; i NCt PLAYERR mrlude
Iv'ie 7 ? >i tCt, Newport,
ip pott., Trap.; Rorri o d TVi'iou
•IV. 164. C:"v,or'. Term: Charles :
jn -■ 'Oi (Gh 1 TO. Paris Kv : Jotihua !
Ai 'i * C, ), 164 Krif-.rviile; Donald ■
C‘i;. . lyb,;GV j7O, Cincinnati; *
Jerry ■ A If, 0. Lei and, Mi
!fo: n -i Re-:-.e ip.- t.’ii Camden. •
Ala: brW niddb* tBL 174 Kr«x- I
vjlle :•. n> fee Mcßride <E’i. 176,'
rAmXr Air; Jimmie Smith 'TV.!
Kl 2 4' ■ :\ Ala.; A’V-f and Her- !
.* r,-n-- - (PsV 165. Bust is. Fla.;!
Wed n !v v 'T • r?, Bn do! Vs.
AC.: Wi’M on T,overy <T> 215. R.v ,
—. r a T* m pov Br-wn (Cl.
Gottldf.. F’a ; Edward Bvrd tC>. |
IPS. Cinc!im«ti: .fohn Pc-'erson (OK |
156. B‘i low. Fla . Jorcph Voung
.Cl !-V ri.l . Welter i
Btivivn CAt, left. Biuefield, W Va.; j
Wimli.h 0"T"i: 'TV. !66, C;ne|h- j
06' D ivid Bovd fB), mo Bn.--!
ini. Vs R-i'ph Bos? iT». 167. Mi- |
ete.i, Mr, F’ irk Walker (TV, 205, I
Catt Ale..; end Wilmm-e A «if, '
tIIB. 170. Bluefi'Td. W. Va. ) j
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1957
School Yellow Jackets invade Dur
ham Thursdsv nishi to pi av Ccisfch I
Rur-'-ell Blount's Hillside Homed s. !
T!»e Ye How Jackets consider |
ns havmrr b-d
u w b the v.-oret reason that Car- I
vor ever experienerd- Yet larger I
coys are iackh- Lemuel Cameron i
who tveirfhs 180 lbs. and tackle !
Unhid PoUer a + 179 who inciden- i
tally ate the workhorses up front, i
Capt. V-met bit tie at 16$ pounds j
and standing six fee*, ’.vij.l take ov- j
he was often last season
due to s bed ankle But at that he :
scored 10 touchdowns.
Hillside should he ready. Tire
team is loaded with lettermen and I
talented performer 3 -uho would j
like to cor* tne tide The Jackets I
beat Dudley of Greensboro 27-13. I
• ♦eidsville 52-0, Hillside 7-0. Con
cord 13-0 and tied Salisbury 7-7, I
So.tne S'O.hooG w ould rorwidfi*
themaetves. lucky to h;j tea
sf.ison’s record to
< br> c*■ >f- g hr- v p f.»j 1 \\n t C3fVf r.
The Winston-Salem want
more yrar s ♦ t?»i «
South’s Selected All-St^rs
WINSTON-SALEM TV-0 cors*-
vu l.i' ; c ram - ou‘_- didn’t prevent '
fh~ IBth annual Qy.iv.* from
dnwi?J2 the fans from ail parts of !
North Caror.nri and Virginia last
Sunday ■’'‘- hen the game was play- i
ed amid all the cn]nr and glatnour 1 •
that characterise? a Hammond ? j
promotion.
The late A .1 Hammonds sue
pumbed thrsp weeks ago folmv- j
»v: th'- rain-out of Hie August. 4th ;
date of the. mid-summer classic j
Spencer "B hr-' Da via and Mrs
<Steven? Heir!i Stubb: took up
where Hcmmond? left off and did
a m gnifioent job ’>uth the big
■tttract’on
I rnip Shore field in Winston-
Salem is the large-i! and pret.
tt'-.si baseball p.rk in North
f’srolin.-i and that )t. where the
classic w. ; s played
Evangelist R j Thompson. In a
fifteen minu'f eulotoy pointed out 1
the highlight.'- of the groat pro- •
motor s career ;>nd gave on inter ;
rd-nii discourse on characteristics j
of Hammonds ss a citiron, gentle. :
man and promoter The players !
stood rst attention and the fans !o*a*- j
i red thfir h( dp. a? fir. Thomp- 1
son eloped tire hi'toric ceremony i
with a prayer
Tiv ;;nm ■> v parked -. ith j
thrills—sharp r-iav.■ darzlinr base- *
j rarrj. C!.!J (D fJ)
'* * —'> A rt ,J \ V > 't' : >r '. ■'■*. * : ‘r \
I jlfliiy r l I Mli|]i! is
iCidffi Cr» tv e» »J J23.Ti.teri 3.1
and tOvO the sauad v?? Tld
dird tn the hilt with "kev m-n“
ifiinrifs
This the. y c ,m rend
from t. hr- ?t =n d p curd e i re -? noo** •r- r.
I bu? ? n !*•: ■ mIW Th: east*
i r, n pennon'! fnr Coach Hns?ell
Blount and Asst Coach Carl £s-
Urling
i Thursday rijhts game should be
: a t hriller
! 937 *AEV EI? H* G H ?• CHO OI
FoO T B 1.1 ; i M r r>i y r
Sept s—Hillside5 —Hillside High School,
iAv ay), Durham; Sent 13. Willi
n Fenn H:nh School Hirh Feint.
Home Sept. 29. Stephens Lee Husfh
Sr hook A ahevUle. Home; Sept 27.
Second Ward Hi eh School Char
i !otr<f- Away Oct 4 Oror. Oct 11
;Wrfahi nrt q n H1 C h Sho C \ P3i dS •
viile. Home; Oct in. Dud low
-~cho c* 1, Av * a'. ■, G eb c ro. Oct 25,
; A 5 k in? H i«h S' cltoo 1, Home’cm in ?
Bow*man Grey Stadium. Nov 1
I Price High School, Home Salishu
i v
4' ] h o p-ff r a tti f- - fit ] Ke olaved
under ihe light? as Can er Field
! at 8:00 r-.m.
runnina and • rri: -: oitrhirr Ex
’. i a attt ac 11 r‘. - ut-'? 0.-.-f f .- r
the mas* part, w ere a part of the
"erne.
The Baltimore Elites had a or.c
artn catcher. Garry Mays, that dar
ed runners to steal; and ’"hen they
called hi- “would-be bluff..' he
nailed them in their tracks He was
i power at the bat and a demon
on th" basn paths
The AH-Stars had an even
handed pitrher that pitched to
left handed batters with hla
let* arm and to right banded
batters with his righ* aPtn The
two players were no freaks:
they were regular member* a*
<h*ir teams
The ga v - went tntn the hyffw'-t
of lhe seventh inning a scoreless
lie The All-R’ovs pushed over f-ve
tun? m theit half of the seventh,
the Elites came back with two runs
in toe top of the eighth—and that
was all
Ail Star .1 Baltimore Elites. 2.
Th Pnr.o Gisntr played the- R»d
M.rds. Tuesday night. Sept 3rd.
Babe D-vis is bringing the In*
ii.-naooli- Ciowns and *he Hew*
Y'i’ i:. Black Vcnkfcr to Ernie Shore
if rid Saturday night. Sept 7 and
-in nll.-iar n hife team and thf?
Bond Gia ll l .- Sunday, Sept sth.