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Sportscasters Name Hank Aaron To All-America Team
Althea Denies She Is “PrimaDonna”
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i ;i Or-v iyrtiih’i wV* he slow*?, and \
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eo\ er 1; - l yo;v He ecered 16
‘ ’ ‘ «r-d bo~tr*l 22 extra
I ;-‘oAl -a professional
i football contract with Tor on 1 in j
! the Canadian League. He has boon I
| clocked at 9 3 In the hundred,
♦T&ke has a corral of fleet footed ?
I backa he is hoping will replace j
5 Galp.ooro and Fre/’f y. but it would !
j be erroneous to wy that the AIL 1
! Americ-in duo will not be missed i
j The R l tiers won the Sou*
i ffiem Athletic Con
AAU To Raise Funds
For slso,ooo‘Home’
| NEW YORK 'ANPi - A nation- .
, wide campaign to raise funds for 1
I the purchase of a permanent. \
! ‘’HOME for the Amateur Athletic |
! Union of the United States will be i
j launched tonight (Monday! when !
• most of the 4fi district association - i
j of the organization hold their an- j
j rata! meetings
I The campaign, announred m
!
Maryland Seeks Is Retain Record
in Fish Bowl Fray In ¥2. Setst. 28
.
j NORFOLK. Vs.— Pomp, png-ear.- ,
j try and top-flight football will j
j mark the occasion when Coach |
Vernon ' Skip" McCain’s Maryland j
State College Hawks invade main- |
- mouth Foreman Field here Satur
; day night Sept. 28 <0 defend their
Fish Bowl championship against
the Virginia State College Trojans.
The Hawks, undefeated in four
Fish Bowl frays, eked out a 10 j
0 3 decision over the Trojan* in j
: .-t year's playing of the classic
out enter the game this year—for
'he first time—in the role of un
• rdog with the once invincible
fsdsd
RALEIGH'S FRANCIS ROBERTS CO-CAPIAI
- ratio!* Roberts, co-captain of North Carolina Col
] Hollmae of Hanes, V. C.. as the two grUMcr; du-au
Durham Athletic Park Morris Broun College of At
1 defending champions opponent Roberts and Hollm
THE CAROLINIAN
j ference ctoot* the r JC ‘ four years 1 (
i and wer* runneruiis for the nation.- -
j al Negro football championship in ; ,
1 1963 er-.n J T>6
; Wh.nh-M th r y .I', b*> * strong I j
! rorvi.'nri'•• ?or n.ifw.al or cortfer* ,
! oncf? honors this .‘ .ill rf< pond?, as I
Conch G-iifi.ets "uivm how i
wr.i: Cin el.mir.vte ' fumbles. | :
. P'oiM:- snd rule violations. They 1
day bj Car) H Hansen of Oak
land, California, A A.V Prrsi- j
dent. v> ill •,«-■ !, a goat of J WO.flft
for the purchase of a building |
in the mid town Manhattan area
of Now VorU cjt.v. The drive
wilt onj.,nin,?t>- at the annual con
vention n( the \AT in AVasli
distort. !M November ?ft-Dec
ember l>-t.
1 Hawk forward wall now being pla- ,
I gued with the necessity of replace- j
j ir.ents.
j On the other side of the ledger. •
! the Virginia State College coaching \
crew boasts a "cracker jack" train ,
prepared for the Sept 28 clash i
Despite Sts forward wall problem,
the Maryland State eleven is still !
a formidlblc one with star backs \
1 Andy Dement, Stan Jones and j
i Johnny Samples still operating i
from their slots.
In addition to » top-flight grid
game, tho.r- attending this year's '
unfolding of the Fish Bowl Class- 1
i FT EAGITS TN SATURDAY OPENER Raleigh;.
I l*-ge's f,is shown here with Complain Baxter
- strategy for the Eagles' Saturday night opener in
i 'ante. Oa„ a wnn-conferenre foe, will hod he. CHAA's
i an are key imn In the I'.agtm' powers forward wall
| |
On The Charlotte j
SPORTS SCENE
With Bin, JOHNSON
IT MVV NOT MAKE SENSE
TO VOl!, BCT , , .
Jack Marlin is taking blame
for W-’.- 1 Cnarflottf'r, rl• f ,t b\
Booif’r P, Washington of Colum•! ,
’ bia. S. C, here last week In the •
1 first football game of the season. 1
; "We should have kicked.” the G
j I.ion mentor ts telling friends.: ’
j ,iark is referring to a fourth down
I situation early in the final pe- , i
riod -h* 2 tta?. Charlotte
! ; was hanging pecavim.sly to a
: squeaky 7-6 lead, with the pigskin
! . on their own 46 yard line.
The running pin*' failed to nG.
j j the first down, and Booker T.
Washington took ovp. end march
!rd to their second tally of the
| • confer.*, It ended 13-7 in favor
j I of the visitors.
It can h*» «aid, sW\. that We .•
; Charlotte never at any time fa.nl-
Iy resembled what is cwntfjpt.'y
| : referred to as a ’ .Tack Martin
j coach team.” The lions Btspeaorl
j reluctant to carry out hlorkn.:
| .issizrunenls and their tanklina
I wr.s of the meek variety And the
l , spirit generally commoted with a
. West. Charlotte team was never
s j exhibited.
f j Ts. would appear, then, that i
I ■ Jock h'> f - his work cut for him I
Ho will hrve to have tv de- '
i I fenders asorost r h2 passing gamm,'
j : and his ouarterbaok'S seemed to
i he uncertain of tbeu calls.
SECOND WARD TOD
,j Over at. Second Word. Coach
a TCeimv Powell is raking the on
! i , susneoted fi-fi tie with Morning
ride High at- Ptsrer-viUe mme-!
vhnt l.ditly. "We fniiuj lot? of.
defect? we’ll have to work on,' :
hr
like Went Chftrlo' r 'he Tigers;
have a major problem at, qua. - i
tcrback. Neither tenir." sustained ‘
any seriou. injuries l.vi \> \
••md they arc expected to hr at
fid! strength by game time this
week.
Second Ward will clash with
the potent-ed Bear? of Asheville;
Stephen Lee at the Senior HI ah !
sSgd.urri here, '-.'hilp 'he Lien:, j0,..-, i
nry !o Winslow-Salem f• >an
tetnooo came wrh Atkins' pow-'
erfu! c. me] ..
Tin GOt DEN BIT I R
Coach Robert Jar. :;on ha-,
"ouuded th» wavo u. 2 fp* rhe
Johnsor, C Smith University fool
hali plaver- "We expect to, he
in rofidition this sea -op.” he said
And, of course, the. means more
work for the plavor?. We w.il
drive them hard twice a dry un
til school opens ”
Os the nev comerr.. Jackson Is
liigh on Henry Crowe, a fs-.t step
ping halfback from Second Ward
High School. Crowe is one of many
frerlinier. wdio will late over fi ?t
string • ebs with the Smith eleven
| this fail.
i WlUinw Jobnron and Tame.
Nauovr. hist nmv : oi the
'mans haven't repoited. Th.ev
■-hould he in ramp hy the time
* r Qtj rniji this. Johnson C Bnn*h
has also nabbed Jo? VJilliam'.
Hie bia renter of the Second Ward
, basketball team for the past
> ihree season • Wiihama wul H '
, mis will again receive * fill share
j of pomp and pageantry. Half-time
I activities will include the crown
ing of ‘Miss Fish Bowl 1957" and
; e-i rotation of her court.; a com
; petition between top Shriner diz*
; nitsries, a parade by revcral hands.
and presentation of a "mystery
I guest", a top Major League h>.-?-
I ball player.
The Shrine Fish Bowl Classic
Is the annual presentation of
i Shrine Arabia Temple No. 32 Fro
: cecds gp to the Shrine Cancer and
Tubc-rcuiosii Research Founds
1 lion
play football. Has experience at
tackle and end.
ODD• 4 iND
Second Ward ha*- mad? two
changes m its football schedule.
The Tigers meeting Thomas-;
viiie on October 31, instead of j
Nov. l as originally announced..
Will h« played in Thomasvill*.
Jack Martin Is looking for a
came for xjnv. a Will play either
,it home nr away. Interested per
sons should contact Mr Martin
at Went Charlotte Senior High
School In Ch?tlot|e.
TjriraJ otTHRPrRR.TS at? groom
me Herd Preentsn, West Char
lotte's bard running fullback for
All-State Honors. The bit sr-mor
i,irked up 73 of the Lions' total
'l7 runn'na .yards against Co
i imhia last week Freeman, -••bo
carried the ball nine times, fin
ished >.v|th an impressive 8.7 yard.?
tv try average
if there is s better lineman m
■lie r(n*,p. than Arthuir Alexander
'.Ve.-jt t.'hsrlotte’s 165 pound cen
; i.pv, he must be out of this world.
Heaviest tnwn on the West Char
j Intte squad is guard Arthur Grier
He weighs a ferocious 7140 rounds .
Johnson C Birjtb has signed :
ne local boys for the football j
• squad. Currently working with toe
; Golden Bulls are back-. Henry
| Crowe and Charles Culheri and
i tackle Joe williams, and Johnny
1 riii.son and center Clinton Sin
i clrton.
Arthur Alexander is captain of
flip West Charlotte foot-hall team
'tor tdat Coach Herman Home
! former Tennessee state great
| mailed this report to the SCENE
: recent’.', ’ Team, while ncu short
’ on fight, lost, hearilv via gradua •
I lion, end will no doubt fall short
jof last year’s performance ’ So
■ what. happens? Morningside.
Ilorne’? team opened tli- cam
paign X *h 4, -'.fi tie f e; tvs'l -l
victory over Second Ward Horne s
team finished with a fi-2 record
ip, CISC, Bonn- FCnwick and A
F. Peterson, former Jolmr.on c
! Smith Umversity players, are
Herne’s asMstanp.
The team ;.-, led hy Ray Feim
; ster, 160 pound center, and De
i v.-ey T’icker. 165 pound halfback.
: ; iao to watch, H'V'P bebo'-e?, 15
Jim niovw. a 150 pound newcom
er who e.vo fly.
Coach Her man Rid di - k i? ex
' pec. Img rrcat. ‘rung- f ron> junior
; quarter-back Edward Hudson, a
'dick magician in the ”T' formo
; tions. Bitt insider?, say a. sopho
more from Newport News ms v tie
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WEEK EUDINO SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2!. 1957
Braves’ Stalwart Wins Tap
Honors In Annual Voting
NFEV YORK ~ Hank Aaron, the . I
strong-wristeu star of the Milwau j
kee Brave?, won top honor? in the ,
j annual ha'inting by major leauur- |
i radio and Tv broadcasters for the '
Look All Ame, tea 8.-nchall ream,
; U war announc’d Saturday
\nron, named All \mnn., in
the Issue nf ?,,mL nviui/iiif ni,t
>lf vt 'ruerfiav [>n|!r,l (Ml pr.ou ,
<u’t nt a pit-.-iblp lii.t point? rusk
■ n.: him pm- of the Inp three
point. Setter-, in the h. 3 tinting
Cardinals’ Stan Murial. the high 1
. man tn the voting, received 160
i point? and Boston'? Ted WLliaro?
I followed -.rttli 15? point?
j Willie May?, the Giants’ peuvar•
i house, "’a:. Hrw>d tor the Look !
I All Ns tier ? t/sfip c.-prinr '?7 I
i jv-nts in the poll but tost the All I
Amerl-a r,-■ -rn tn Mickey Mantle 1
; ."tn dr--' '1 - ncint*.
i Frank TtoV,u,ignn. the head-hit- j
; t'ng Redle.cs flyiiawk, repot t« i
’trig-, who qyvr rlpveJop ’? -ne «f
•j the ceentc---l pitcher? ever to throw
tot No;th Carolina.
Keep the name ry: . Ri.Jtorl;
in mind for future rn-f r. ny;-p tie s
a 2?5 pound iun.ior from Cic-d
--mnnr. N C W).lj run tiillbicic tn.
A'ty; ~hi— r nt Riddick ip,-
i popuipt BsiigJe mentoi ha? won fid
vioioii?: ar comparer! to ,72 de
t -at■ and rune tie? ?:nr- romin,
to Caj otir twelve y-ry n
Welcome
Shaw, SL Augustine's Students
SHI Rtf \
* TO MATCH
Come and Getium!
SHOES SPOTTSHjRTS
(.’losing ’Em CM.it "* ss *"‘
S3.oo ßnd ss>oo -99 I
• g»g’T-i'!ren:x mt --vy, |
COME SEE ' O”* F “”
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TIUNOS AND if Os I£ 5
ST\ LES A r 2 502 Hillsboro 3*.
Look’s poll took the All National
' ••"" t'.e J.-rt fjglfj s)x>t
Batin? I.’ ‘OU . A!1 A ,v ; < :r - T,-am
Hane.v manager of the Milwaukee
Br 'vps aav that '> :!.b ths? lineup
b° would bat Mickey Mantle se
cond and Hank Aaron fourth
Ihnry . hyMing* V.! f b thS
pt ivr r ppjpt tnt . I S P'l hchopn
rlir-n-.t (Jilt, E t 'lVe r ?b Vs iCkr S’
Hinttp ljf.il Yankee? ft Tpd
U’illniri-, i S-i.EI. F'pJ S'O'a If'
latr.p i 1 p;
tip vruMal (I(W* Cardinals, lb;
Ed ATiih.:n, 't?!i Brayef "t;
(Hi MrDeurtld till!. Y-nkeea
*:. Ed Rjllfy ftl.?. ?.<• ■!**{* et
Hillv Pierce <t3l> 0 r
Jack baPferd tf4i. Pfci.lU.es jj.
; Look All National League;
Frank Robinson. Rr-diegs. If: Wil
: lie Mavs. Grants.. ~f: Hank Aaron.
Breves rs “’an Musiai, Cardinals
ib; .Es-cs r * T3**sV<sS,2'h’
-M Dark Cardinals. « Ed Mat*
be---? Braves sb. Ed Bailee Bed
•♦.*£« r.; Jack Sanford Philli?and
i Bob Buhl. Braves, p
f.n f All Amrriran League- Ted
B-tilisms Red Sox. If, Mickey Man
tl--. Yankee- rs Ai Kabne. Tigers,
'■f. Sill Bkovron Yankee? lb; Nrl
-1 - f-)\ \t'Av r A r x 7b G’l McDon -
1 raid Yankee?. ?? F.'ank M-airona
Red L>: sfc Yogi Berra Yankees.
r.,n, r,e. T s W|,,*e Snx. and
Bi: nine •-