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THE CAHOLWIJVH
TTEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER «, 195*
Little League World Champions Visit Campanella
It's A Boy:
A &T’s Head Coach
Visited By Stork
GREENSBORO Football for j
jib* future at AA'T College took I
on added, lustr# laj;t, week tv- Bert |
FiageH, Iv'a*) eonoh, was prer.rnl- !
ed with & robust, eight-pound,!
pine ©woe b»hy boy.
The voting,yter, the fisst for the j
Foegott.-. rump tnlo the world
shortly after noon on Friday, Ati-I
Negro Is “Player Os Year”
In Carolina League For ’SB
ROXBORO JW-ifro ettkJieldwr |
Fred Valentine of the Wilson "Fobs .
fc?s been named “Player of the i
Year" ir. sch« Cl ape B Csrcdfna lam
jajc 'or
Leffjue President Bill JXwcp ss.kj
sport* writers, eportscastaeg, man
trer end teame officials gave Va* ;
lectin* a landslide vote. He was 1
Dr. Davis To Represent
shaw University Daring
Nat 1 Baptist Convention
Dr. Gist;.' D Davis dean of the
School of Religion .of Shaw Uni*
versify, will represent Shaw Uni
versity at the second annual school
of Religion fellowship breakfast
meeting io be held m conjunction
with the National Baptist Conven
tion USA, Inc, at the Morrison Ho
tel. at Chicago. Illinois, on Thurs
day. September 11, g* 8;00 s. m.
:
CHANGE Former Dodger pitdbittg «ta, D«
Hewtomho (right) may he ert the turning point M his baseball
career. Shown here talking to manager Birdie TebbeHs abort
If csftsr being traded to the Cincinnati Red?. Newcombe boss
been plagued by bad luck,, .A* a result of his poor (4-121
pitching record, Don may be converted lo so. inii-eidet Jot the
Beds, (Newspress Photo).
Howard K. (Brutus) Wilson
Joins Morgan Coaching Staff
BALTIMOBE, Mri —* One of th*
£U-f?*n f'r&Ht? of Morgan
FOOT !
.BALL ;
Season s Opener i
LIGQN
HIGH i
"VS.*
E. E.
SMITHK
(FAYETTEVILLE
FRT. NIGHT | !
Sept. sth
Chavis Park j
8 P.M. ARM. Jj?!,-00 I
* Get Your Sc,*- on Ticket" I!
$4,001 l* RICE [ SI,OO j I
I gust, 22 it l)>e local L Richerdeon
I Hospital. Baby and mother aa«
| doing well.
Already pleased with prospects
1 r.f an outstanding temp, this fall,
j PusKot.t i,-ported a bigger smile then
I usual as he passed out cigars to
his friends all through the week-
I end.
j named m if of W ballot* with Jtoi
I Johnston of Greensboro getting two
: vet?*.
Vero Hn<scbett of Green shorts end
Pinky May of Burlington tied with
si* vote* each tor "Man user of the
Year.”
Negro baseball plsvsr# have per-
I farmed tn rh» Carolina League for
I several years,
Dr Davis wit! wip'd with the
bhaiv University alumoi dub of
Chicago, during the week. AH
Shaw alumni are urged to plan to
a!end the meeting and to eontact
Reverend I„ C Riddick. 25 Chest
nut. Avenue, Summit, New Jersey,
in connection with the arrange
ment-.
Collrc o sthletirr returns to h» «J
--ms mater in a teaching-coaching
capacity this September.
Howar>l fe "Brutus" Wilvm,
1 mumttrr **f the fam'd bear
j hark field »< tin- early '3o’s, at>-
Rume* duties mi September 3
is assistant professor «f phyai
>a! education. ba«£fteld coach
of football ind assistant basket
ball coach.
Widely regarded as nn» of the
best quarteroacks the Bears ever
had. Wilson played on the cele
brated teams of the early 1330's
and h as a member of the first Mor
gan CIA A chftfnpionehip team. His
backfield mates were Tom Conrad,
now coach at Winston-Salem Tc«-
ehers College Winston-Saiem. H.
C , Otis Troupe, a detective in
Washington. D C; and Johnny
Sturgis, row a businessman in
Lancaster Fa The quartet formed !
Frosh Orientation At A & T
Slated To Start Sept 10
GREENSBORO—A bumper crop
of a few mere than 800 freshman
students will begin orientation
procedures at A<SrT College on
Wednesday, Sept. !0.
C R A Cunningham, registrar,
(old reporters this week that the
number of admissions for this yes?
had already exceeded the record
total of 800 entering students for
1858.
The six-day orientation pro
gram gets underway with a
genera! assembly set for 8.00
VtJ nit Wednesday in the
Harrison Auditorium. A busy
schedule, set for the first three I <
da vs. rails for physical exam
••-v--. p]itf>.c2fae&» te.M* in •:
BEATING THE
GUN
Bight at Hus moment IT# ChK««o
Cubs are mired ir> the writer ttf the
National League. Only * few week*
ago. they were battfmg fear a first
division berth
Such ta life s« the W;f*Kw«S Lea
gue pennant race this season. ¥h»
Milwaukee Bravw, of twurea, hws
broke from the her rise and seem
destined to win in 3 gallop.
For theme who find no «*w»
in the fact that Hu BrasM vbil
meet the New York Ymhiux* to
•t ‘" «h«i a wonderful
the World Rente#, Headlining
dept. .10 tv Milwaukee, they caw
thing H would he tor *«tg
Banka to win Win NL moot val
uable plever iwvewf,
The* i* why or# find the rdtjfbt
of the Cuba sronewfiit* dittoonesi'to
mg »t tor momerki. W* oanuot jm»
call wh.-m * pdaywr for a W»#4 pfety#
foam has been honored #• m bm«
gtie'i most pfejww.
Tht* ** a good tfitm te» ton nttov
ion of Hu# wwhi to give aoiljl
thought to to# eptsotioa of ItonW
The Cubs’ sfuftsing khorMxto, «# rtf
this moment, hsw hi* 4® hemps Atn*
and has drivws in tflG wr*#. Be h»i
an outside ttoanc# to tqual Htwfe
Wflaonht National League ham# ra9
record of Ml homes* snd a Slightly
more ‘■emote poartbHity to matoh*
ing Bib" Ruth's 011-ttm* high (rs
df>
Ranke was «fo#ingi fe? as |fufefii
pane in 1827. but was Shout 10
Mme* bahind Wilson’s ga-se hi 10RO.
But Krnir ha# ah owed a Dfopensi
fy for knocking rottfidtrlppers with
hi* greatest froguoncy irt Auguet
and September He has studfr <f!oe#
to history this Angwef. ts he do«'
as well in September, he mfeht
write hts name into fbe ssecotvf
books.
The fcMUBW hr# §
lot to reccrntnend htm for toe
MAT designation, fr, sfst game*,
for example, hr bm hit two
bom* runs. BecMttly, *n #
same agalnsi the Ftttshnrgh
Ri rates. h« hatted In *W to*
<'nb»‘ runs In a 5-to-l victory.
Competition will be strong tor
MVP honors tills season in the mr
mr circuit In kh* early stage of
the season, it appeared that WiTlfe
Mays would win the honor* hands
down. But Mays though still a
strong contender, receded to to«
pack in # horrible July end Aug
ust slump that saw his opoh lefty
40ft plus average dipped to Meow
the ,150 mark.
But Mays osn do s routnpte of
Miing* on » bascbail diamond that
make h.m a remarkable performer l .
Three months ago. we wouldn't
have given Hank Aaron » feint,
chance of being In contention for
MVP. Bus Aaron has been tremen
dous as a better in the l©f»t two
months, raising his average from
2EO t.o close to YM and rnosdng np
in a number of key offensive de
partments
Winning U - v l, MVP Is noth
ing novel for tan play#*# Aa
ron, of course, was toe J9M
ipp- ‘ impanella, now
eecnperatlng from aerioa# to
juries to s New TTortt City hn«*
»Ual. won if three tome* .feyMe
RoMrtvon, Don Vewcombe and
Stays were tohep winners.
Unfortunately, no tan player
von It in the American Leegvte.
Wirat are th# chances this yea**
Weli, Vie jPcwer. of to* Cleveland
Indiana, and Elston Howard, rtf ¥to>
New York Ynnke—e, de»<»erve son
sideratiou.
Powem ha* twen to aootoefion tor
th# AL barting title erne*? he wee
traded to tbs Indian#. Moroove*,,
h» ha?: proved hbr-egW partimilairiw
versatile ptoying M| tnfield pewd
tion*. The shifting ibowt h#«u%
dulled hi* skill.
j what I* called Morgs-rrA) ferno***
j "Flying Horseenem.'’
j Wilson ws* else ij iwmSw fjA »h*
- Bear basketball team »s»«* rAtywi
! 47 game* with defeat.
The es.-Bear athlete pomes fen
his new poet wtth **v*rat ymm
i of etMU’hf«<r smd teweblng be
hind him. H* aeiwed s* bend
coach rt both Winston-Salem
and at #baw hntyMHir to Ra
leigh, N. C., wher* *»*#. team
won .» CtAA fotball ehawpiem
ahlp Re has taught phystmt
education at Menton High,
Kdenton for tbs part four yearn.
In addition to the B. S. dognwi
from Morgan, Wilson holds the M.
A, degree from Columbia tfaivrtrt
shy where he haft don* *jo*wri*S(
graduate work
He succeeds William A., TfttrHass,
who served for two y<ar* as b«db
j fioid ro/nob of the Bears
English and MaAlMma*fe%
identifieahtoe photo*, oanfep*
enrra with sppotn*«! ndvtuos*
and tour* «vs th« rsunfMW tf<M
eilitles The freshmen will go
through registration proce
dures on Friday and will he
conducted through * aeries of
guidance tests on Saturday.
The Sunday schedule eaJl* tc&
an all-freshman worship eatrvice
in the Harrison Auditoriums cm
Sunday morning beginning »*
11:00 A.M. and that afternoon at.
8:00 F.M.. the new students will
he the guests of Dr. Way-moth T
Gibbs, president of the college,
and Mrs Gibbs at the Presidents
hX'.emion
A. GET-WELL GIFT Hnetnr Torres,, pifeher for the LH.tle League nhawpion Monlrrrr.y, Mexico
fetus, who pitched and won the final game of the little League World Series, p uni-, former Brooklyn
Dodger catcher Roy Campanella a baseball, avinsu a plied hy the entire Monterrey fc.up. Roy, paralysed
from the neck down a result ot an auto accidem is undergoing a program of recovery at the N. Y l.s
—Bellevue Medical Center, Also shown are Andres Galvan (center) and Ricardo Trevino. (UFI PHO
TO),
NCC Coach Herman Riddick Bearing
Eagles’ Line Losses Mery Bravely
: DURHAM -- North Carotins rol
[ legs's football coach, Herman Rid
dick, was reported in 'reasonably
| satisfactory condition for tlu* time
of the vest” Saturday following re
ceipt nf information he would be
without the services of four prom
ising linemen.
Missing from the 3t man fr. m
expected for the start of two
a-day drills on September 2
were Milton Townsend, sopho
more end from Elizabeth, \ 1.,
nray .lone*. 185 lb. Apex snpbn
and three guard prospects: As
more Charlie Yydal 173 )b. k n
Bulldogs
Have 8
Game Card
I NASHVILLE fANP) - An
eight game football schedule Has
been lined up for the 1958 season
of the Fisk university Bulldogs, ac
cording to an announcement lest
«f«eh by H. B. "Bus’’ Thompson,
athletic director.
Home games will put the Dogs
against Tiifikegee, Oct 14; Knox
ville thorn* coming), Nov, l: l ane
No. 8; Alabama State, Nov. 15; and
away, Alabama A&M Oct. 11; Dil
lard, Oct. 18; Howard, Oct. 25: and
Mfcwehouae, Nov. 22.
1 wo New Coaches
pVBJtAM - f'CIAA New Serv
ice* Morgan State College ha*
named Howard K (Brutus) Wilson,
one of the Bears all-time grid
greats, as backfjeld coach and
Johnson C Smith University her
appointed Eddie C. MeGiri, former
ail CTAA. fullback for the Golden
Bulls, as head coach.
Annoamsements were made by the
rewpeotw** haetituHonsi earlier this
month.
Morgan Riot* plays North Carot
in* College m Baltimore on Or to
be* 4. Johnson C. Smith engages
(He Sr. Paul’s College eleven on
Oof. 4 also in Charlotte.
Report Pittsburgh Stee'ers
Scouting Alien Univ. Grid Star
OOLTTMBIA, S. 0. (ANlfr -- A
report that the Pro Pittsburg Steel
era of rh* Nation*! Football League
in awMiimg Hoy Knight, 220-pound
giMwsJ on the Allen University Yel
low Jacket football team, circulated
hew* last week. K was reported the
Steeles* contacted Knight and told
him they are interested in him and
“Porgy And Bess” Cast Goes
To Jail-But Only For Show
BOSTON (ANT) Cab CaJ
loww and the oast of George Gar
mbwtja 1 * foil* opera, "Porgy and
B«<*w paid * visit to the Massachu
setts Correctional Insfil.ulion for
Women In nearby Framingham
but only for a .song-fesi.
Before art obviously delighted au
dience of 173 inmaiep, Cab and the
<#st rnt> through rah-iifr ’ :r:r:
> eitev-IHe ftophnwinf * an,-) l.fot;
Wiley, 200 Ifc rising sophoiuot'K
from Belmont,
‘A’ I Til (he to-- of U'??e pro-'.f.t l :
we 11 do well to field an avera-.o
team th is yem," f?:du k raid y
tciday.
In the pr.zf it years at NCC I’v :
dick coached teams h,.--- v » e
games, lost 36, j.od emerge,) >*
8 tics.
His team last, year ended p
with a 5-4 record in overall d!s.
(4-3 in CIAA competition i to wiuc
up in 'bird place behind Mas • !;in>!
State's champions and A arid T.
«y mn OMHI | > ; \--y . | ,r*TV« £
Jsjjjjr**^ ' ~ ~*jßSjjL fyt._ '
"NOT A CRT 81BV. BUT . . . eon Taylor. Hanltafee*. Hi.,
SUitJc league catcher cries a* h* is checked by Or. Roher) Vaxtii,
will be scouting him (hi? fall
At the «am* time (he Alien atn- I
i ieiic department announced a nine
-1 gams home-arid-a way Kohcdule for
■ the Jacket* this fall. The schedule
! is as follow*'
- Sept. 27—North Caroline rollese i
i at Durham: Oct 4 —South Carolina |
I college at Columbia; Oct, (8 fori, !
I from the show. i
The cast was welcomed by State j
Correction* Commissioner Arthur |
T. t/.vman and Supt., Betty Cole
. Smith,
Some of the ipmates had taken
the pains to paint a "Catfish Row"
back-drop in front of which Cab ;
and hie choral group sane
■ Xb? J£g&ztablf tTub *
1 ’ ' up Angies
f'he F.igteV mentor said he
b’lpt'.d "about 3(1 rnrn with some
-•me experience" uoutd show
~p for t!)> .start if prep-<ration*
■» the rawnt campaign. This
number Inrladed 12 seniors, 6
‘inlois. and IT sophomore,,
iftcen letfrrmrn beaded by
he Fagfes* flashy backfir'd
tar, ( iifion (SateUite) Jack
!•■'!). larkson, the CIA A\ no. 3
n, are among the ,'!<i lads from
a?■•her averaging 91. H yards in
•ight games, last sc-taon, is a
■d prospect for ail CI AA him
xs this season.
| v.lii \. college St Fort Valley,
I dcj.; Oct. 25 Alabama A &/, M col
| lege st Normal, Ala ; Nov. i
Knoxville college at Knoxville.
Twin.: Nov. a— Benedict cell#?*-
at Benedict; Nov 15 Florida A &
M\j;nJvemt,y at Tallahassee. Fla.;
! Nov. 21 Morru College at. Olum
j i*ia; Nov. 27 Bethune-Cooktnan
! college at Columbia,
son as which made him famous at «s
bandleader and singer back in the
“SO's" and "40V',
Speaking foi the cast, Cab told
reports >
"We're entertainment ambassa
dors and if we can help morale
here, we're glad to do it,
j "If wp can help m any way by
1 etitertaimtm. we re more that! riac-
Ex-Dodger Catcher is
Idol Os Series Stars
NEW YORK - tANP> One of
Uie first things membo r r of the
Monterrey (Mexico) boy* baseball
team did. after winning the l.ittN
UcHguc World Series, w«s visit Roy
t’ainpanHla. injured Los Angeles
Dodgers catcher
And well they might. C.ur lamella
is the ido! of Monterrey, bavins
played I here while campaigning in
the Caribbean winter league a few
year# ago- And one of his tram
nuite# war H ,1a Tm re* whe. c son.
Hccl.oi. pitched >Se Motdci!! y T.ii-
He Leaguers to victory in the ser
ies,
Hcrtet was ainons those who vis
ited Campanella al the Belevu* : e
habilitation center Campy greeted
Althea Was Hopeful
Os Ist Wimbled
Althea Gibson was so hopeful
that she could win at Wimbledon in
1057 that the first week she was in
London she picked out a beautiful
evening gown to wear to the ball
and had worked out, a speech in
case she won
She ronfcyye- this in (he final
insMllmunt of l Wanted to be
Somebody, ’* in the current
(September 8) issue of The Sat
urday Evening Post.
!Yfi*s Gibson comment ?th*t
(Hr- subsequent eportunitv to
! In addition to -Jack-on. Jettermen,
i returning are; Backs. Rosie Bar*
I iictd, C'cpi Lloyd Eason, Iks Gat*
! line. Willie Hayes Harold Joyner,
| Thomas Johnson grid Reginald Pry
| or; Center' Ernest Barnes; T#ekle
i James William Guards: James
1 i orbes and Thomas Foust: Ends:
1 Robert Johnson, George Wallace.
. and Pam Wins]owe
AH ey, s light up at NCC at men
tion of Jackson's name, if he lives
up to last year's promise and this
(year's expertatoins. he'll he one of
thy top backs in the East, this sea
i i nn. Carrying 97 times in 1857, Jack
son ripped oil 7SB yard*.
Williamsport> l*»., after Taylor was hit by a too! Up <r> she fir*#, ton*
tng against Monterrey, Mexico’s (earn. (UP I TELEPHOTO).
Students Invited To Enter Contest.
College students, recent gradu
ate- from high schools, and high
school senior. l ! are invited to enter
an essay contest on the subject
How to Make American High
way* Safer."
Persons interested in entering
this contest should request contest j
pc In do d."
The cast later obligingly signed j
.u tog rap ns of. the inmates. j
I *2 PINT lMi| I
% BISrnUD fPOM GKAI W -39 PPOOf II I
8 CKJSRUS lACaUiH BtCi«. jfl®., Phil»-Pfc i
him and oth»r members of th«
i team with the I'rmsi'V ■
"So you are Hip kiH' who'hit *!i
those hi.me runs, eh?"
I Delighlpcl. the kids. grinned and
young Torres had a personal HvH
w'th Ciinpy. Campy told him !v.
Had >va . " ... one of th a great* ‘
players I ever saw ' Torres, said
Campanrlla, could have played to
the ma.irre. too In fact he added,
the Wadi !m: ton Senators signed
him, hut he didn't report H» was
ton ;h,v find didn't want, to leave*
Mexico
It was flic second t’me member*
of the Monterrey team visited
1 ampanrlla Card rear they Mm
hurt at F,hhets Tield in play with
♦ho Dodgers
J wear tee dri** a«jd deiveeu* tjj«
| >.pwn were cart, of a veeider*
ful day in her life, a "mag way
fmi» 14? M Street in Harlem
The congratulatory handshake
■ from Queen Elisabeth, she finds,
w also a long way from being
forced to sit in the colored esetion
of the bus going into downtown
Wilmington. North Carolina
And dancing v ith the Duke of
Kept, st the Wimbledon Ball, sb*
:-iv.v was a long way from not be
ing allowed to bowl m Jefferson
Os r Missouri, because the white
cu'-tomer? complained baout It. *
Mi's Gibson .says that the luxuri
ous living she enjoys on the frr-oni#
rircui disappears when she gets
home to her New York City apart
ment
She relates that »b.« can’t *f.
for*} it and ha# to he real mfs
r-iy ah»«rt things MV» food, «•-
tortalnlnc and r«ores‘lot? She
v» r?o<=« sji c'ia m, ilH.lf f?©t9
iirj termfs rtpuif* allowanes
:tn>t earn* f?h #, ffiimitfi is a con
sultant to the Harry r Lee.
.-.pniflsif;-irnndr. iVUMPSUIT And
hei slngiut hart fwfun te bring
j in n little money
"1 have no lofty, overpowering
i ’bitiop” Miss Gibson conclude*
Ml I want >" te be able to play
no is. sms, sleep peacefully, ha - *
•ve square meal* a day, a regu
lar income and no worries . .
"T think I've already got the main
tiling Fvo always wanted, which i«
to he somebody, to have identity
, I'm Althea. Gibson, the tennis chain
i pion, T hope it makes me happy
1 cu!c> from the College Schc4®s*hlp
("on teal. Genera! Tire end Bobber
' t 'rtmpany, 1706 Englewood Avenue,
i Akron 3, Ohio,
Prizes to be awarded winners in
clude: First prize, $1,000; second
i PJ'izc, $000; and th.rd prize, $859.
-V!| entries should be mailed in *
lime to reach the Akron office by
' December 1, 10,53.
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