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14 THE CABQUNIAft WEEK ENDING SATURDAY 2, 1355 WHEELCHAIR JETS - Wheelchair Athlete*, Pan AM Jet*, «*<> shown >( V v. International Air* part before boarding a Pan American World Airways Clipper for London where they’ll participate in the International Paralympic?, (. Aylesbury. July ’l-26. In the center is (heir coach. Junius Kellogg, former Manhattan College and Harlem Globetrotters basketball star. The lets, sponsored by the Airline, will ye seeking: their fourth consecutive title in wheelchair athletics. Ernie Banks Ma* Break Wf Own Record & Others CHICAGO i A IP' Before the 195* major league ba ,db* u seg. son opened. Ernie Bant - had nit 130 home run; in tour full seasons —snd 20 games in the National league. The slender pnwerhittc-r fr»v the. Chicago Cub; had a good chance of reaching the ISO-homer mark be fore the end of this season W;lh 2fi homer? under his belt after 89 games, Banks could exceed hi.; ma jor league high of 44 which he hit in ius second full season in orga nized baseball SETS TWO RECORDS. SAME YEAR The 44 homers were morg than any rcaio. 1 league shortstop had he In 4 .Departments: Curt Roberts Leading Amerlean Association DENVER, Colo. 'ANP' Curt Roberts, former major league last j week was leading the American ! association in four offensive de part m«m r - Tbe second baseman for tlv Denver Bears with a batting av- ; erage of .SI 4 led rival;- m runs '■7o>. hits '!.!«>. total bases (WJ and doubles (23), He also had! lour triples, eight home runs, six j stolen bases and 43 runs batted m. j This is Roberts second season i •nth Denver, but he U an old fa*l vorite of fans He performed for j the Beer?, of the Western League ; three years before he „ was sold j to the Pittsburgh Pirate;, In 1351 he batted .281 1352. ; 250. and 1353. .291. In 1353 Rob-: erts also hit 12 home runs, his best in that deoartmenf He spent two tftr.on opinions seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates m *be National league. Then in 1355. he tatted .381 for Hollywood in the Pacific Coast league, earning another shot in <he majors He was with three teams in 1956 Pittsburgh. Williamsport in lire Eastern and Columbus m the In-, temational With Columbus, he j batted 820 in 8? games and once hit four homti'a in 4 -ingle con test Hi* mark with oem-er last sea- ' ten va 304 He had 10 homers and 81 RBI; It Pays To ADVERTISE t '- •:; : •'. &*sss&■■ ’' 1 %' SUSHi f >* »T>.- V; ‘v • • tsS&HPP®-;#:' ■:'i !; v EDITORS Theme three-students attending the A&T College Summer School served 35 rditorb of the Curriculm Syllabus 3 200-page summary on ,1 course in Public School < uccicnhn. They ace from faf* to right HnM'atd L. Waft!. Winston-Salem, photographer: William H. Ilnight, Coleraln. editor-in chief and Roland 8. Wafts. Winston-Salem. art chairman The class was taught by ©, A. Dupree, ptin #?<** of the Sampson County High School, pirnt-' and acme in the. same season f 1335‘ in which. Banks smashed five grand slam home reus another record. If it. were Tint for the tut tha* Ernie occasionally goes in - to a liomerhiUing smtep he •night challenge Ilk lotfir-stan ding, record of 60 home runs by Babe Ruth. Does Banks think he will be able to beat one of baseball’s most spec* tncular record#? "No. I really don't think about setting a home run mark: certain.'-, not about breaking Babe Ruth's record.’ ‘ Ernie is hoping to accomplish this season what he has yet fat ed to do in the mator"--- 1 "m the V ; $ hr riXEB that leak in the ©as ~ «ai s*ta-*2 gj>, HE Oj DN * T fAY THE Jj U. / Cm?*- -r *praf c. Pfe J : run title in the National league and i possibly the runs batted in cham j pionsh'p His 261 b home run against the ' into a tie with Frank Thomas of Pittsburgh for the NL lead It was aim the 73rd run he had driven in | this season, tying him also with Thomas for the lead in BBT's In 1957. Banks gave Hank Aaron, of fne Milwaukee Braves, a run for the home run title Aaron was Tis up .in him at the end of the ! season. The Braves outfielder and Nl. i most valuable player last year can thank hi. lucky stars that Banks swung a featherweight bat most of first half in the 1957 campaign. Ernie, with 13 home run:' in Sep- I 'ember, actually overtook Aaron. : but Hank bc-at him out in the last . -i eek of the season Bint' was off to a fast start this sc-’von. although lm bogged down fit stretches in May and •one His hitting has been one of the big reasons thr Cubs have b‘on the surprise of the NL season and better-than-a bn: shot for the pennant. Banks would like to hit .300 or belter this year, if would be the • nr'-t time he attained that figure l in a ful National League season He baited 314 in 10 games in 1953. In his first full year, he hi; 275 and belted 13 home runs Then came hr- big season in 1955. with ' -14 home runs. 117 RBIS and shot ting mark of 295 Baseball Standings Pony League James Bakr? The following is a list of the current Mantling in all of the local Negro athletic leagues, as of July 3,5. 1958: Senior Soft Ball Team W L Pet Bc.n Bon Club 4 1 .300 Peebles Brickies . , 8 2 .750 Kail's Grill ... 4 2 607 Lassiter Hardware . . 2 6 .259 Kenny'g Lunch .4 4 500 Washington Terarce 1 5 .125 Penny League Jaines Bakpr (Second Haiti All-Stare 2 0 1000 Community Florist .... 3 l 750 Rochester Heights 2 2 .500 Green Cleaner' 1 ! 500 Fourth Ward 0 3 .000 Little League C f Lightner (Second Half) Kabul* ftmnle . 5 9 1000 Hal's Grill 4 7 .667 AH - Stars ... i 4 ,?ofl Tuttle Order 0 1 000 Sosslp of The Mmk Lots By HARRY LEVLTTE HOLLYWOOD (ANPI -- EX CITING EVENTS 01-' INTEREST to showfolk and show goers, Ov ei throw of Iraq and murder of ro.y --| ally could touch off World War 111, : with thousands move tan Gl's and | Caucasians dying on foreign shores i . . Negro-hating Glendale resi ' dents, threatening the white Foxx I family with death because they : sold their home to a Negro doctor ! and his mother . . . Los Angeles ; judge ruu-s that Chavcr ravine can ! not be sold to Walter O’Malley lo | build a park for his Los Angeles I Dodgers. Tan fan.' still very loyal. ! even the transplanted Brooklynites j seem to be Jiving their former mo ! niker of ‘ dem Bums." "BEWARE OI HOLLYWOOD WOLVES" the nl' Kelyum? advice nl pretty teenagers, and grown-up dames-when vaca tioning here during the balance of the 'ummer. Maybe you do hail ii n m New York, Chicago, Tallahause or Anchor ge, hu< Ihcse Hollywood wolves arc the tnostests.'' Watch "Movie Gossip " for lessons in Japan ese iui jitsu hut lesson no 1. “Don't accent rides from stran gers, day or night.’’ PREVIEWS OF THE WEEK.: "The Quick And The Dead,” at Wn : wood Village theatre adjacent, to ! the UCLA campus Title from a I Biblical quotation References to ! the supernatural in spots Stars Al j do Ray, Cliff Robertson, Raymond I Masses. Barbara Nichols, and Lilt [ St Cyd. the latter a blond beauty ! who just, four year? ago -"'as fre | queatly arrested for doing a then i forbidden strip-tease dance on the Gage of the Burbank theatre nn Main street Now she u- one of the busiest and. highest-salaried stars •n Hollywood. Occasionally she fills engagements at Las Vegas, "•here sue ran strip-tease, I M 1 i A T.T ON GENER A L , Screened at Academy Award the itre, by MOM. Stars Glen Ford Red. Button;,. Tauna Elg. with Dean .innpa f^ 9 sturrd by Gfo ; Marshall and produced by William | Hawks. Interesting and entertain i ms. with some good laughs ! HERE'S THE LATEST on things ! about to happen via screen, TV radio, etc . ! JUANITA MOORE. WHO AT TRACTED MUCH ATTENTION by i her role in Lydia Bailey" at Fox several years ago and since has : been kepi in the forefront in a number of other film.-:, seems to have the best opportunity for the j mother role in the rekap of Imi- Ltion of Life" scheduled to be j turned at - Universal-International, j 'he same lot. on which Louise Ba#* ■ vers became famous us (ho mother iof the nearly white 'Peola." play ed by F'fdi Washington Rod Steiger last week wag sign 'd hv John H. Bunows and Leon ard J Ackerman oft the title role in AI Capone.” first, production of -no newly-formed Burrows-Acker man company The film will be re ! 'eased by Allied Artists i Producer William F. Broidy has j announced the signing of Thor 1 Brook,- as (he director and Aua 4 as the starling date for 'The Fire Bug.' which Allied Artists will re i lease The screenplay formerly was , titled "The Big Blaze.” The death march of Ihe Arctic looming hordes, one of nature's most mysterious acts, is clarified in ' spectacular scenes in Walt Disney's new Tru»-Life Adventure feature. WHITE WILDERNESS. Long thought (o he mass suicide by she beautiful little mammals. [ careful photographic study by na j turalists tor this wildlife epic ex plains the mad migration -is na j lure's stern regulation of animal | population. "The tiny creatures ac i ina'iy fti . blindly seeking new j feeding grounds, sc. that these left i behind may not starve Centra! States Golf Tourney law Underway SPRINGFIELD 111. - (ANP> The Central States Golf associa tion's filth annua! tournament op ined last week. \<-it.n golfers from the St. Louis area in top content ion. Defending champions were El ion Grander; v, Memphis in the urn's division -nd Libby Mallor.v, Kansas Clly, Mo. in the women's bracket. Other leading St. Louis contenders were Sam Shepard, Fle ming Cody and Leroy Tyur. past titleholdr-"? and Dr C B Horton, Nathaniel Harris, and Sanders Ma* The tournament. MNtced with a field of 315. Althea Wins Pa. Lawn Title BASSET GETS J?IS MJB.E,— Outside the palace m London with hi? wife last *>eek. featherweight champion of the world, Hogan (Kid) Bassey of Nigeria oroodly display-, his M. 8.!. which (he Queen Mother presented in him at an invest it i;je (! pi PHOTO’ Annua) Paddle Tennis Tourney is Concluded At Chavis Park With thirteen boys under sis ten end fifteen above that age nrc . ed in the event the Annual Cit.v i Pittsburgh Pirates Sian FAMU Senior To 2nd Base PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Pirates today announced the sign ing of second baseman, Elmre Eu gene Edwards to a contract for next season (1969' with their Clinton (Iowa» club in the Midwest Lea gue Edward?. 20. is a senior si Florida A&M University in Tallahassee • Fla: The youngster—who . 'and;. 5-10 1 2 and weighs 167—was i ited one of'the “finest infielde?? )n 'he South” by his coach, O. A. Moose A rrghthanded-batter-and-throv ev, Edwards is very highly-thought of hv the Pittsburgn organization, Ke will ieporl. next spring. Second sacker Edwards bitt ed only .281 and had !l RBl's in his credit. He i? a Mick fielding glove man and made several Anthony Meets Md'ride Aug-1 ROCHESTER. N. T. fANP' - Light heavyweight contender To»y Anthony and heavywe-ght Archie Mcßride will meet for a 10-round nationally telemsed bout- at Syra cuse, Friday, Aug, 1. Anofh* i match, sc* for Aug. 35. pits Cuba’s Nino Valdes secinr-t Mike D-john of Syracuse. V-Mdes Johnny Mathis inks Hew Past With Columbia NEW YORK (ANP> - John ny Mathis, popular 23 year-old west coast singing star, has signed a new long term contract with Columbia records, according to an announce ment by Goddard Lieherson, presi dent of the company, Liebersort hailed the signing, predicting that Matin;? will • merge 'as one of the great, entertainers of our time * Columbia claims or edit for discovering Mathis. Mathis first signed with Colum bia late in 1955. He made bis rec ord debut in 1958 with so P" titled ".Johnny Mathis.” In less than two years. Johnny Mathis has sold more than a ntliiion “Lp's"', His hit single record includes two million sellers —“Chances Are' and ‘‘lts Not For Me To Say ” Math)* has also been in demand as it taction picture vocalist, fol lowing his singing success in the Kuk Douglas production “Llz-tle.” Last week Mathis opened at the Sands hotel. Las Vug--, culminat ing a triumphant. Infer of top night clubs from coact to coast, includ ing the Fontainebleau. Miami Beach: Copacabana, New* York: Crescendo. Hollywood* Latin Ca sino Philadelphia: BiinatrubY St Louis, and the Fairmmint hotel in his native city, San Francisco. Ike Signs A BUI Proclaiming Nat 7 Olympic Week WASHINGTON - 'ANP' President Eisenhower has signed * bill setting aside the week of Oct. 13 as "National Olympic Week for 1958 i wide Paddle Tennis tournanv was run off at Chavis Park Can: ’ i last, week, utided the sponsors!'. : spectacular plays this spring He had only one extra bsae hit in his total <>t 18 Mows and scored 16 runs j Edwards, the son of Elmore £d- I w ards, 1611-39th Street South, and Mrs, Helen Edwards. 1305 Fifth Avenue South, got his start in base - ; ball as a member of Gibb- High J School teams with Joseph A. John - i son, now 16!h Street School h si,-- I tant. principal, as his coach Much of his training came si hv i early age because of his father'- inprest in the game. The. senior I Edwards for several years was n - •A the state's lop semi-pro hurle; r- • i n addition to being a good pi*<-6. ■ I . r. T-tlinore war a bcKor than a? er 1 ate hitter and appeared in mam I j:; nos as a pinch batter dei.ni:-med DeJohn last April "3 tijffiftp&H^frlVtr!a^i*i’«>^-< MidfoL n>3 K+f ■ &V">V .‘t : ’-,3£ . v>v f' , 4f<TOMii t i .'■ , .jSw’*} *2» KEEPING IN SHAPE—Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson skips rope in a C V 0. gvtn at Chicago recently Patterson ■stopped off lo Chicago witlls euroutr from New ’Vork to Oceanside, California, where he will finish his training for his August Bth bout with Hay Harris of Cut and Shoot. T< \ »:-. The tijle bout will take place in U'riglev Field. Los Angeles. California. lIIPI TELEPHOTO). the Raleigh Racteatitwi Depart ment. The title for the fifteen ant above group was won by Wm Saulter 7-5. over Thomas Bennett For the under t.’/te-en group, Wil lie White downed McArthur Fen nv. 6-1. - Cnnrti.iting in liandkng th-" event were: David Douglas, Ed ward Hicks, George Coburn, Hu heir. Poole., and Carl Easterling according to Howard Pullen, su pervisor of Negro recreation here Campy Still improving 1 NE W YORK (ANP? Roy • 1 iwigaricila last week was reported j kmg: rw.tter than normal prog ics'i' toward recovery from the iM/nysi; he suffered in an auto* | mobile accident last Jan. 26. The former Los Angeles Dodg : calciu r, paralyzed from the '.••-‘•.I- down. Is undergoing thera !c treatment at New York uni • -itvßellevue Medical centei 1 fUiinpanella's mental outlook jpo | determination to recover is said to be remarkable. It is estimated that 20 per rent of i ibe .fresh produce now packaged • if. sold th'-ough retail outlets. Teams With Fageras To Take Doubles HAVfiHFOBD Pa. - M»s*. Alth . | Gibson. Harlem New York s Unit I ed States and Wimbledon England j champion. won *be Pennsylvania j women's lawn tennis t;t,lc Satuida ’ i and teamed with Karol Fa sc - • i Miami, F 1 ? In win the double | championship at the Menon Crick j ot Club Miss Gibson defeated Miss Sallr | Moore. Bakersfield Calif 7-5 2-6, 6 1. for her second r.tale title. She last vron it in J. 956, i Penis Alejandio Olmedo ?ue. prised Caimy Giamrnelai a, Hous ton, Texas 6-1. 6-2. in a m-n ? semifinal and was scheduled to en | lev the finals against Barry Mae ! Kay, Dayton, Ohio Mac Kay rallied Fririsv t» defeat Ron Hoi rr, berg. Brooklyn, Ktv York.. 10-12 10-12, 6-4. S-l. 6-4. to take s finals slot By 1075 it is estimated that Am erican femers will use between if? | and 12 million tons of fertilize* as j plant nutrients, an increase of 75 to j -<lO per cent, ov»r flat now used, Port.v--ir.bt countries produce | cotton North Carolina's egg production j mdfv.dn i j—r'-r-rasssHaa ni n la* Ur*"' ‘ $095 ft ~j| i/SOUJRT fifi pTi; - | l \ ! ilm 2SM. wirbon 1 € fesspl: silw BELLOWS * COMPANY LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY STWMOHJ BOURBON WHIS«t» 86 PROCf eisrwBUTEO ev mvmti DISTILLERS PRODUCTS 86.
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