PAGE FOURTEEN
Lincoln Team Tops; FAMU, TSU, Hawks Close Behind
R. C. "Overdrive” Owens
Prize Rookie Os 49’ers
SAN FRANCISCO 'AN.' V:
USShearided rookie n or,#
reasons that, the Son
ty-Ninere are one of th® i • ■ ■. : r.
eats for the Wr •*• rn Pi- • ,». > :
tl* the Nat-'>n«f Fn ■ ■ ; .
race
In pro*seeson nin,' .-i. ■
(Overdrive' Owets did L
mineutly in Conch F> ■ -
plant But Albert t* one
that be didn’t .1 '>•
Tn “xploit h>liv O” <•
pefeoHil thr I .f; ■
Niner? tn~ n t'ted him iui>:
riot hick position in the hr
'T The C " erafltltve of 7i * ; • :
!«p of Iti.tho elßked f«wi the
he.g‘:J!J2tT!V
His dutch re •
deciding touch down 5
riflCC’s firStt, tv.'C Vs -.if i
eatnsi the T. An«M®?
fX 3 W 1 1 -v ' i 1
Quarterback V A T* * -
*he Forty •'Ninors a2?• • ” r ■ <■ •-. • v
Thfolioivirs» ir- _r! ■ ! ■■ ■ r
I -1 * S££OOds he y> «V--’ ><• •
*f<H gj ifOTTi T1 •" ] 0 '.i ■; ? i r,. ■ ’■ r •
Beating Tin San
gy gfti BISOWFP
*Th« N atonal Fc; "/ ; ' ■
in-* season i> pvt ip£ r-- .< •.*.
■* 7 point F.v un the w ■ ■ r- • •; e
-0?. if se°nis tb*t t*• .
rempaign u■ >■ 1 p ; o\ * one • f tfr*.
b e ; 5 1 fl' r rp, tVj <- c! g: •• ?■? p; • »•, • r.f } »_■
p!avers
A s'.iG'f'V . h -ri
Os our .fsvor'tp? '• ,*lO rtyv--- • :
with 11 of the 12 pro ;wc o*
tho bj.3 s - r> r r uteo V\. . •■ 1 ■
Redskins tv* holdi?!'*
The beautv of t <- ; - *
several br >rrfat n= •
shouldered th p ir -r "> K : i !tu
limelight At the vur.-' tl;r-e old
standby:- hare been pc : ■ - :
■n*jth brilliant?.
'We don’t believe
veers since f a.n rlu vr -• ■.' -• 1 • .
into pro fo' -b-all _• ; >< .
such s brilliant collect’•■■-.p r, f * 1 ■:
nets 3« the game her prod vie *1 r
year
T nremo*t am on g thrc« v - * < ■ o■■ • o ? ’■ •
W ; - lie Gal imor • who "J** ••o’-
positively a fvneaiion -a. she
Chicago ’ Bc-o: -, and T - w v
a S'OphoiTc*re if back voh n* f r
Angeles Bamr Not fop V--'h i
i? Jimmy Ehown, th-- ■ • n *
f v om Cleveland.
established performer? 1 iic• -o : • .
lie Matson, the greru n:- •<' ■ '
Chicago Cardit is. and :
Moore, cf fh r - Bah ■■■(> ■
living tin to fv; :■! ■
Galimore, r-.-en ihmiKh hg'np«ed :
bv iniuries. b - demm ; 4 ;,v ! t<■ |
pCsfiblli'V tV/af !.-■ rinNt i- ;
ir'OT't feared bn'■fivto r.;iiio '
(n NFT '-.iff.:, v
!r).. ■* it rr; f • f:, ■
I
iov 16,1957
JSp ?, r. m.
P" RALEIGH, N. C
Admission
Gen’l. $2.00 1
Sluder. ; v SI.OO
i" inp I'/',- n . o£ th« end ..■'in# to
’j ’ ■■■' the Forty-Nlnm a Sl-to-l?
j over the Beers.
" • ; •■ , Jfi of *•!ids in the
! ir .l 'no 'vhn can’t do much more
inan ■■•■l'rli h pc#..-" Aibert says.
I'- , , ,
, • } ’• c*• 1 :•• a v•' ’ v ;; n o r ioc h(-*r as
• !
T:.- '• ■ rv N'iv rs have an '■*!-
k ' per" pa S 3 play designed espeef*
! .-lljy 'nr tb#» soriucr O'A'^p;’!
’ ■ * .? hi . b po*. ■ “ the young
r 1 * u . "! U;-.ive bl jump
,} s1 •- in'- hern jump
lh? Vr f M: ll!.
1 tioo’t *hink t»w. natr.kiyig fn
vrr. |•> th > innrh
iha.?i fr.afc .v c• hvc, bt?t. *bs •
rl<>aryh-:- iml *h,» various p»!S»
V* M ' rrv, Sl?' j> fneu and
pnh ;;??(-•-}!* arv No. A repnir?*-
O -ue n.> <• -•. rr- ed b b ftthl et ; . c rspu -
: " 1 u ■■’rj cc' riv j? b:-. *tk»tbal.l
I r'O 1 , >••;-■.;■ (i>• h ho waft oufetandinjg,
H? a gre»t
• ;u*d v - ovrtoKr sot Co*l»
; oh r bv.vrjtt to he *. Chica
; ■ v- g record Ho make« a dis
; ,r? the Hii? only full*
• ■ > • = f g« > --.ea?c*n ha?
pi • ''iucvri the Bears’ only win
V.':' ■ >?:■ ! r]y c.r- l'U?hfllfi
■•: o’ the hardest men
i !,, ' . - ;. rn i■; ins do'.' n. H® is
'•f -Jiinnwn' 1 > th® Battl’g |
? i Yi Tank Younger. !
■ i- '■'■.£> deiiinte honest j
■ r A■■ 11pj.v 'vjih his outside ■
I es. :
■\t if.-on h ’-s ho«-n ?Jt Enough ’
■ *)r ■■ of <hr- ?urprv’ing develop- \
\ roo-’-us for the Cordinals he? been!
*.• . \Ve-Gdley f.-owis as »n !
•- >■ r\ /* : . npc-t hes enhanced the |
f'v-uth hur'-f Chicn&tem passing «t- j
Tm ; ir’AntJy. after the first !
| uv* Tv-wis was the leader!
pii.r.t, returns and kickoff run" j
! ;i n Q\'.>Ac- a versatile veteran. >
| this former Oregon star,
j Thr* C: ; jp i hir book. havs two I
jof • the flatter defenders in the
| o r i ».-»darv in JiiVrmy Hill* the for- j
j u.c-r Sa : -r Hoiuton star, and Dirk j
f ?v . bo -a ;•*? f-vixed out of re- 1
■: •••r» ■i • >. Yo r h Giants |
•■ - : 1 . > ropjg to a repeat !
j title a bit rough. Thr team, how- \
i c\.:-v. rour:•■ > among its stars Boose- j
j •• < U Brown, enrsidered tops among j
; nff-’f'F've 1 ackles in the NFL; Rm I
* ft;nm?.ll, vvii.hoi.it an equal as a j
1 uabuy man. and Jack Spinks, a j
; on* rime A ill back, who has mode !
! it Furprisingly well as -an offensive ;
• • ■ :.; ‘ ’U7 T'f’-n f/'-B Coach ;
i Brownk-: Orveland team# But |
i
POLISHER— Sugar Bay Jl.ubinr.on j»o!' bed i ' .firmer during bis sperlarul.r buying >’ ijuvr. poli.hr-.
: tin lOltif of b»K irophio ill ills 7 lid. ..... r S nirjli, .!, ,1 ■: '-piling m .1V fo| -t r u!|.n 1. p Ipp. 11 . i*:i
j CBS-TV’s ‘’Person so Person" friday, %'m.-mbp» irvpf i-'R PB.ESS PHOTO).
jSugar Ray Robinson! sEd Murrow’s
I Subject On Frio ay’s ‘Person’ Show
NEW YORK' (ANP) - Tv# m.-.n
I of action boxer Sugar .R.?y pob
! tnson end aviation's Alexander P
IBe Seversky will b® vi-ited by
l Edward R Murrow ' Per.on f> '■
: son," Friday Nov 8 if'.. TN>
' ! U*n 10 PO -1 iOO P !..;
Sugar Bay Robinson d-
iby sports writers as the ,;•••• ,u \
j fighter pound for pound” :n the
i history of boxing. tvi!l i;
j home” with his wile Edna Mae j
! and their 7-yesr-old son in e "
j Manhattan apartment Su;-ai t'.iv
‘‘Goose” Is ultvT :;ss flis
Basketball Fi vj :m, 241 1 Missouri
! ST LOUTS- v-.Ti~ t» f . r ,-
i (GOOSE) Tatum will -sho'.vi'- his i
: newly formed basketball (hit, hi it :
- Nov. 24.
The team. formed recently
hy the famous former clown
of Hip Harlem fiiehetrottes«
Is flip Harlem Stars. which will
i pl-fv Hip New York Olympians,
Ini hv Bill Spivey .ts. hi.! \„.
ditortum on the .N ov ember
j date
One of Tatum's top «.i,yr> ,7-"
j flicker, former Duque-nn I,' and '
! The Bi owns have come up with an
other stalwart defensive uni: Qhc !
:r f the pillars is T..enrie Ford n
| veteran of to seasons in the pro !
! same. Lennie seems more of a tec. ■
| ror this season than m rerent I i
i year':
The San Francisco Forty-Xnviv ; i
have come, up with a promising !
lot player iti R C. Owens. Owens j ■’
twice this season grabbed spectn- ; :
vular passes to give the Forty-Nin- | :
ers victories and made them the j
early pacesetters in the Western j
Division. Cleveland was the lead- j
er in the Eastern Division.
For the Baltimore Colts .Tim 1
Parker, the former Ohio State all-
American, has been doing a trem- j
! endous job .os an offensive tackle. ’
j ; md Gene (Daddy) Lipscomb he .
i been equally tremendous on dr
tense at tackle. ! ,
„ 1 ‘ »■** ”> f •• ‘«• «*•>' "" J l>- ......:
..I.dron square Garden Oiiobft 28th Bod(m took lb'.-, one, 131-1, 11 (UNITED FKErv.-. RHOTTti '"I
: h.u.; othc 1 Viferrsu;. fighiir.g ;
! v* v h Ich he ad‘T.iUs he ha hid. whun he i
; gioving up in Detroit.
Hf- <ru r*s real cstai**, g bar
and crilk a lingerie «hnp.. a.
dry store and ;i bar
In r shop AYhcu he ran mati'ige
to gpt awny frnvn fhe-,p varh
nos Bobfn‘‘Ou likes to j
'Uoiri bis Irisii.rr op the
golf four^c.
| Alejvandor V S-vf.•••-.ky, rr '- r j
Tatum for s&visraJ sJar
*■*s wj£h t??* 5 Hdrlt'tn fi}i>Hr-?*
U'ttiievs, hriitfj r»s top rlrawttt*
can? iff. fjiiit thp ‘Trotters
r.il .ttmirihs u o jiihl jolnrd
i \. *?-. '■ .. v. . H*' : ’
othfcr “Troll*’? .ifinufnis, t *.% < n
owwr sis t|ie ,Tl2£tri~
fear Grid Giants Uiss Grier
NEW YORK - iAM Pi The New ;
Voik fc.ijthii'i Giants miss Roose I
vi-It Un«. With this top man
unavailable, serving m the Armed j
Force* and Triplett not vet fully f
recovered from an early injury !
and able to give the bac.kfield his j
rjt/i i'ori pow.-r and terrific block !
Uig at quarterback, the Giants at- \
tack sputters and fails to catch on
That’s the story of last Sunday '■
31-14 defeat at the hands of the i
rejuvenated lily-white Redskin.-; 1
from Washington.
Meanwhile, Paul Brown's ;
machine from Cleveland, oper
ating with smooth defensive ef
ficiency plus the battering i
strength of Syracuse Jimmy
Brown, rules the roost in thi
division.
Baltimore., which got off to a i
flying start with three successive j
i ins can’t last through the final !
minute of their games losing j
THE CAROLirsfiAnr
\Var J. lost a leg In combat, but
i continued to fl.v, using an artifi•
: rial limb He wr- ken with Billy
I Mitchell m the early 20 s develop,
j mg the first fully automatic bomb j
| sight, and subsequently has been ' I
: responsible for many of the mod- j j
err* refinements and ad*••■wees in - j
aviation.
| His book 'Victory •
; Thru Air Power." written in to
I 4 2, wait a be.'! scllet.
: M-.ior I>e Seversky ard t~, wtf, •
; Evelyn vdtl be n.
‘ am
The pfiiaerfhip didn't hist, how.
'over and T.atum recently branch- !
rd out on his own and form-id the
wt * h thp s^v 7
: i’■ r? )j; i by poo? r}- >n‘ r ir
•• «*n.
' Tan Players
Boost Hopes
At Marquette
MILWAUKEE fANP) Mar- '
i quotte Warriors, bogged down m :
one of the longest losing streaks of I
any major college football team, j
look to tan talent to lift them out. !
of their gridiron frustration.
The Warriors recently dtopped j
their sixteenth straight contest !
and haven t won a victory since |
UDiv
Sis tan plavrrv are rnunirri
<m in roach Johnny Druzr's
rehtdlding program
missoun uridders Rated Best;
Hating foams is i dangerous j
proposition, but we will try it once I
more. Ranked nt the top ir. Lincoln |
(Mo.) which is iindefcntod under
an inter racial schedule. The Tigers i
will play an inieiracial foe this;
week, Northwestern Oklahoma, and j
will win
Florida A and M. « p.-rennial ;
power, is i;• ifci second only be- j
cause of it? schedule. The Rattlers )
have yet to be I’toed. They fare j
a dangerous to® ui A and T but j
should have no trouble winning
Tr nne-.i.r e defending
wythirai tiafiofic! rhanipieos.
, lu# bad a very Hcht srhedijla
Ihia seinen, but dill rainUa \#
v. The Tigers fare a nijrrd,
once (leelrj, fmithern, and
shmilrf win
Maryland .state, apparent!? the
best, in the CTAA. ranks fourth I
and maybe higher. The Hawks f ;4, ‘° ;
rugged Delaware State, but should j
win A surprisingly storing Wiley j
team rates fifth, or maybe higher j
The Wildcats badfe a weak Lang
start and should win.
Pran® View rates a elny® sixdh
The Panthers play a tough Texas I
College squad and will win The J
id I® North Carolina College Eta®!®? ;
rat.® seventh Morris Brown ■ ranks ;
eighth It should not have a ny j
frouble with Fort. Valiey
'T p v aia '-o 11 f!l'■ r n Oil ft..' rr?
I ' !, .n . r< d A .*Uld T round .nit
•he baker s dn/cn huddle rat
ines. biy.'in and Te.va-s Sotslii
no will fare nrh other In Ihe i
Vilg -am® of the day Although
.laj-i.-on |i.ie ? better won lost i
rerord, T‘cT ralry the huddle s
nod
In the CTAA it look? like St j
Paul s m an upset over f.incoin i
; iPa i in a bottle r,t iyp®,.klings aud '
| Niiaoc over 8.-ucfield in ® fight b®- ;
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WEEK END!MG SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1957
tween title honetuN In another
nnisi. gam® Virgu.id Union will j
okc by Morgan, ifirdnia Stair |
shoi ll ci rock P.iyei'cville, Hampton
should lake Howard, and .Johnson {
C. Smith will edge Livingstone.
Down in the STAC it will h® ,
Philander Smith over Lane, Ala- 1
Sepaian May Crash Major League Of Hockey Soon
'■( RINGFIELD, Mass i'ANPi
« *
.H.ow '• '•fn will |+ b<? befnr« » tsn 1
player crashes major |
hof:kp. t v?
«r!.v«-cr trri.jrht h*
sftoyun Hv the ofiHormapre of
.Billy O Rps * left i.vin.g with
Lorjgur
f !ce . yh« JVPf forttir HI lg^
vpgr k*.-» th Qijplipr ir»f thjt .
hr*c Liagup m Canada.. 1?) the
pr mpf t n( Rorio^
<»f the National Bnckiyy I/ea^ne
}\<p ut4« Qfir nf tun f.jri pi
by the Bruins aa future
prospect?
The Detroit Bed W•.o gy. have
j * pair of players under contract
| in their fai*m system#
i O Ree hui vot to score 1 5? of this
; wtitinsf) tn American League com-
I petition, hut his past, record shows
j that he can hit the net With Qu**-
| bee lar4 reason, h< • scored 2? goals
j ord had 22 apsists for 34 point?
Tan hockey p!ay o r$ are rare even
in this country T’h r nrjjv one to
; »d;J: e CO or; in Aov-iran profession
hams St Hp rocking Savannah
' late, Sout.ii ( r.oiina State edging
Alabama A and M, Xavier topping
(dark. Gi ambling over Bethune-
CooKinan, Alabama State surpris
ng Fisk, More hoi »s« knocking
Knoxville, Dillard over Rust. Bene*
did over Alien md ovai
Mil rr
| al competition wag Art DondtegGe©,,
|v ho has performed for
| team* in the Eastern and Inter
j national hockey leagues
Billy Russell
Grid Average
DETROIT (AMP)—Billy PumwH.
; the senior halfback from Desom.
iFa has recaptured <» starting pc
j -sitiort on the University of ’Detmit
; I football team
Russel has proved the Titans beet
; ; runner in the first half of the *m>
j son *
His 6 4 average, bes* 00 the tekm.
» ; Was fashioned on 244 vard* in 3$
• • carrier;.