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tm emmmum
WEEK. ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER i 3. 1955
Garner Five Whip !
Dnbois Hi, 38-34
F?—Garner Consolidated
School opened Its 1858-59 basket -
ball season on Tuesday night. Dr
ember 2, by defoatinc Dußp's of
Wake 'Forest 38-34. The leading
Little Blues Drop Cage j
Tilts T c Tigers, Adkins
The 'Ll,con Little Bines lost the i
first 5 game;- of pea son p)n> how • |
mg before the much faster and ug- >
gressivc team, of Wilii-Jon High i
Tigers of Wilmington .md Adkir
Hicb of V. uision Salem. Lts-or
meeting WiHistoti in iK first c ime
Tuesday, IV'-rtnh-.' 2. jo 1 to them |
89-54 on their home eour'.. Tbs t .it -
tie Blues ieemed nervous m ihen
first a ante -Hi. - Ktidri t >
click
Raymond "flnor-"" Henderson. :
play-maker tor logon, as Dm on ’
ly one to play his usual steady .
game He v. as high point rut. *
for the “Bluee” by dropping In j
*6 He J?olSm* .. n by l. pro '■ >
Matthews by dropping in with 14. .
High man for thr cam*-
Richard Rfokcifo a! tVltliston
scoring Id paints. His driving
Pit op* n err the high lights **l
the g»m<‘ Ricketts was given
grrot support by {!.*reth •-
Steward «ml ririlon A! turd
Roach, Sitford To Play in
North-South Golf Tourney
MIAMI. Fla CAMP' To- 6ti
annual Ray Mitchell North-South.
Winter golf tournament will be
held 1' i' 10-I3 at Me id
Countr- Club aec'-nlin • to .in or,
no*. cement last week by oromr
tor Ray Mitchell from v, ore
City.
Good Drivers
i
Have Years Os
Experience
Techniques in driving as :* any j
field of activity, •••re developed to I
the point of perfection only after .
much practice atvi.e.vperianc.-. Mo* ’
tor Vehirior Ccmimissionist fCtiwitid \
Scheldt said today
“'The Hars In ,-portr. nut v .end 1
the theater did :,*;t .imp then
talents overnight.'’ he- said "Th i
ither does a driver become « real j
pro at the whr-i 1 without knotvio-c j
the nil- -of ..:r?r -ir'Yin** and fr*l- ;
-m* -r';' t t m fun* in'.'
Thr vehicles c*. rentier ran
t'd the attention *if a 5 ! Tar Hrci
wntorMs to the National Safe
tv Council's ' i \ fundamental
tips for safe riming during the
fold weather month;- ahead:
1 It's up to you. You know, that
driving conditions are less favor
able during the winter, it’s up to
you to winterise your ear. to win*
mr'/e you: driving techniques
%l to wir.li rise your determina
tion in si . .i' ,i( i .i. nis
S Here "Cod or* lir-d :rr
chnins Have ccod f i ■-. rentr*-hIVIv
chains for more .revere conditions,
snow tires. end use reinforced tire
Remember * *oi n * ni
chain? --re notono\s.'ly i* ff.r* -. <■
But, even wth mow o'
chains slower than rus: speed;;
are a must on snow and ice
?, Keep wind; i id v i.idp" •>
clear. Be sure that -our wirier
blades your heater, t .ui » f ,r 11
frosfor are operating p-ocrrlv
Clean : now md ice from th? wind
shield and front all ",i:alr>-,vK of
your cat Ventilate to keep the in
tid* of year window: from fog
ging
* ,u.. of thr cot cl. Ttr
r.rii- - to avoid unintentional slid
ing or «D!nr>iD got your wh* els, oc
casslonolly dry your brakes or
TCCTith- Dip :*«rce'p-r;*fcv whfu
driving sfevfly #ud $$ ■fcrefflte and
h?jc*hw*3* conditions permit Thet*
adjust vouv spf-f'd to ro.-Mt
•ser -vlif.-m
5 Follow at a .;*fo rr-'t twee
Keep v ell n.irk I ' 1".
read so (hat you will have plenty
if rcotr. to stop l! frke- to
7 tip" - if fir to -tup on srtiw.
*r.d h.c as ii i"i - iin rU-v ppvf.
stent You tout find i* hard lt> ■■’>• •
•sirsin •■■'iiv vris.i couldn’t uop whi-rt
hr iyTi* frtliiw ritsrr.Trd
8 Pump your brake ■ 'l' 1 r h*-«V
J^num
. \ <2 l n
BA m
\ - rr- \ n ' r ‘fonr
\
6CO . Kerf- S«rd»r V» V/jMC'!!* '< i
j scorer for Garner was Hayes with |
j 3 points
I The Gfirner girls' team was de- 1
j fra ted by Dußois 17-26
lioth wiirril !•> point.*
Ist thr iiM’limentary ,i Ik*’ n
•lutiior \ar-i(\ i|rfi’at*<l Willis
j ton 47-31.
!n thm second game the Litile ■
i Blurs loin neytd to Wm.uun-Sulem j
I vil.v k. met ihnihi** disiiste) at the j
hand.- us the strong Adkins High ;
! li-.-iins Tl'. '■nrisly ll;sl f-5 36 and |
:Mu Junior Vai *ty of Ligot* bvt ,
; 89*34, Adkins' varsity squat! sport- j
ied a ;t point lead at the end of j
i the firs* quarter and outclassed -
j i h<- t.igon Little Blues’ five*
| throughout the game.
Alouaio McCloud of Adkins was j
| high scorer wish >3 followed by i
liv ,:r :-.r.;it, .1,0 'id Ha- ns t
j ton with T> each James Uubnam ■
i v,-p« hiah-Domt man for Kaieigh i
! with 8 points.
The "T.iittl* Blues'’ relttmed j
! home Tuesday night December 9, •
;fo meet Adkins High of Kinston j
i ,'u’rf trsvH i r. Darden H;gti of Wil- j
i son Friday night.
Gulfcr.. from Hi sect lon* «f
lllr I nifrri Stutr-s xrr *- xprrtf *!
< r. er in AlJimi for the star
stiufued attraction which ha*
(teyt Joeccl into nn< of it**’ nut
-iimriing winter r,eif fourna
p’< tits **f thr vi'sr. Defending
chamnfotis Charlie -ifford. J,o*
‘ r.-ch"- pm * mat cor .le«*
R"i.' It. >M. < •Mi!'., and Vfyrtlf
rate-;s-sen, Yew York, momens
ehamptim "ho •’, .** runner-up
in the IMS T’nitcd Golfers Vs
'Hiitions tiafiona! tourney at
Rif ishprsli, will defend their
titles,
ist' -- .Pnttc»*sr»o is a three-time
■,...! of the tournament, bavins
won thr- women's crown in 1954
ins?-, urct 1553 Roach v;:ts men’s
'•hamofon in 1957 and 1958. while
Richard Gardner, New York was
-1 i.iji -:p in 1954 and *955. Rural
Clark. Los Aneofofi. “>vt»n the event
in • TV' 1 n ’ v- pro division winners
have !;-.p cn Aike Hart‘-field. New;
York. iB-54. Sam Woodson Colurn
bi.fi, s. c 195'.. Ted SJiodes, Cbfca*
!!)58 sti*i Charlie Siftord 1957
-JT'd iJ)f|f_j
r-i-i.'p? <«i'ktii3 additnmai in
fc iiviiioi .*(; »i-e ioiirnenien*
tc R v Mitchell, 47*
H - ■ ir.gfh Strri-'. New York. N. Y
j iccftsigpte for stopp’ng on snow,
or ice while maintaining full con
. rroi of your car is a fast up-ond
! down pumping of your brakes
I * :i vir*.;n 7. dcvv'i- hard or*, fi’it if.er.k*■.
’. is 'alntost certain to lock 8m
: whop!:-; This is likely to throw
i v-otir car into a dangerous and tic
i < oatro?.];:i)le skid.
‘'Thr-e rulvs. bnve hern de
vchined by sale «inter drivinr
rvnrrt? after years of .scientific
r<~-< sreh and actual driving i>-
a'! sort? .»* winter ro.iri sur
‘•< ■ *-!'*•'•-!'. rvplaincil.
T! NNIS STAR Althru Gibson departed rerentlj for Hollywood!
i ’.m i tin Airlines to makf her motion pirture dcb#i with John
.* ' -n. imi niM-.itu sidoni in ‘The Horse Soldiers,” S5,000.0(l0 <'isit
VUn #>j» •• now in roodik(inn. Miss Gibson wits sicur-d f or a feature i
i••'■■• in lie M-ihin-Rackin Prodactien after Heine screen-tested by sK
( * •■: drtny Award-winning director John Ford “The Horse Soi-
I d> i "dl be released by the United trtisl 1 -.
Final Cl A A Report:
Jeter Tops CIAA In Total Offense;
Virginia State Team Offense Leader
DURHAM - (CIAA News Sri
vice) Di-Wayne Jeter. Virginia j
Stale’s triple-threat quarterbeck, j
tupped the CIAA in total offense- i
for the fifth consecutive week to j
win the conference’s individual of-
Four Ligon High Gridders In
Shrine Bowl Game Saturday
; The Ligon Little Billet* will lie
i well-represented m the 3rd An
nual Shrine Bowl Gam* . Numr
| day. December 13 in Ci*-- n 1 •* l ,o
THE WEEK
IN RECORDS
m u hd: r AVDEPSON re
ASSOCIATED vr.r.fto Pin s-
PUP -CHRISTMAS Ot t- MilM • -
With the Thanksgiving holiday
I past, the record companies are so
cosing their attention in earnest
j up meeting the heavy demand of
* the Christmas season. And with
1 that thought in mind uoroe have
r cut. down on the production of
* disc not dealing with the Chrt t
' mas theme. However, almost si!
j the major companies are featuring
i pre-Christmas offerings alone with
I choral and other - iv-.yah/* , »
'The pi-e-Christrnas offerings it. •
! elude such albums a? "Cocktails
j With Cavallaro,** featuring the
; eminent piano virtuoso in a col
; lection of sophisticated tunes; ’The
(Arrival of Victor Eeldam.' a mod•
jcm jri.tr. set offered by Cont<-m •
i porary Records; and "Arthur Mur
's ray's; Music For Dancing,’" an RCA
j release of nine tunes played by
| the famed Murray's TV Darter Or
i chestra under the direction nf Bill
; Stegmeyer In reviewing Vhere, as
j the others ANT' adheres to it? polt
! ,of i* a|! ivpoC of rnns*e
| modern ia/.z 'both of the oast and
j west coast variety"), pup. Av/ing
! classical, and semi-classic;*.!
r.-WAI L.-VRO VL AV>
srmii. sjt -.il
i As its title implies. "Cocktail*
j With Csvallsro” is Ideal for relax
jen listening Carmen i? featured
| throughout playing 12 romantic
| tunes designed for those mements
j when cocktails and quiet music -;o
[ hand in hand.
The* best, selection on Hit -*4 ;s
"Twilight Time' a fr-otiftients!
I tune made popular during the past
jls years. And Cavallaro’-- Ireat
: rnenl of it, is esp dully *ovitins
; The other tuner, all delightful arc
{ "A Very Precious Love." "Arrive•
i derci Rome ('Goodbye to Remr-■
1 '’Ti]!,’ 'Witchcraft," and ’All tb>’
Way,” on the initial cut. and ' A* ■
j other Time. Another Place.’
!In Time" "Say Darling." "T R.
j member It Well." "Linda. Ro■*
1 and "Return To Me.” mt the sh
■ side. Lovers of ‘‘supper music ‘
* ! sentimentalists should find Ibis
. j burn esnccially delightful.
m.I)MAN PLAYS l-OK
UEPSTKRS
Feldman’s set deals with ... num
ber of compositions by such top
| artists and composers as Duke El
lington. Dizzy Gillespie, end Miles
j Davis, in addition to several by the
-pianist himself. Feldman, a tram
j planted Englishman, is noted for
j his resourcefulness and individ*?.-
! aiity and foi (he rapidity i* in-
tensive crown, according to the
final football statistics relrasvd by
thr CIAA New Service today. The- j
Titians also marked their fourth !
consecutive week ns th" loop's of* j
tensive icarii'i. I*v cinching the <
when the Western All-star High
School players meet th* Eastern i
Aii-slars
Eon* players (rom Ligon S * ;..-,** i
vi!l he pa.iticipafmi; for the Fasi- i
*t*i Team coa*-hed by Adkins of j
Ro>'l • iViount ai.d Willie Bard 1
.a;*- v of Char-'4 Hill
Qo» J i*lcrhr|*'t *, .1 nci.on ,I**l*n
sou ulm fori It*.. ! 1./an Lillie
iUnes* lo 9 i-iijerics out **f 111
antes t»!i yert will he ,i*com
..inifil In teammates I Icf.chei
nipes, end; ( harlie Watkins,
|jjjppgp*y
e&Ǥ SStB^WS/MSstb^
®g?r£jf
•k *>^d»*Z/>'j_JML*
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•TOME I'O TATV' - Oscar Robertson of thr Cincinnati Rea*
is • \o. ill om<\- the hall nitli open arras as hr chases a re
.nind d«ci»iß a game last Thursday with the New Vork Violets at
Vtadis ui Souui'c fhsrdrn-,. New York. Watching the action are; Rod
Nah i No. VI i * ineinnati: T*«n Sanders. (No. 44 s New York ; and Russ
Canning ham No H. >*f New York if’Tl PHOTO).
which He dew.'iop'.’d as a modem -
st'tl.’t
On the 54 -t. !• < Idresr;, who play;’ j
ihe vibraharp and piano, is joinad j
by Scuff Lh Haro, ot* bass, and (
■Stan Levey, who hits ' iainmed” !
with .'-it* i* rri’-d- rn ia» greatr- as j
Guriir ’Y udbirri L; rki.T, TlM> |
iuniouc Monk and Dir.;;.
The Ffldman album c PirMlcrr [
from 'larl ’■' t'iiit. h, 'with ;* tnt of !
Kwing and b ird drivinc ByOoiV '■
and "Satin Doll an the fop tuiu-u, j
A fine ;. j, j
WARNER BROf- XAMS FAR*
Warn pi Br<.ril.-* s *> is out with an \
allium of Christina; mum that - |
quite different from other: in thr- i
category Titled "The Sounds of j
Christines ’ it is' unique in it? con j
text. T ;i ; is ti doesn’t feature *
sinzitu" by indi- duals and choral ;
groups Instead, the "sound’ is j
produced by a music box, bells j
X*nd cl nine'. 'Silent Night,” more j
than any of the • focttettW beauts - ‘
fully fit? this type of arrangement i
Howe-'' I <>’" J’M'Oee of singing j
takes away someth!jig from tho
Falcons Trounce Fayetteville
Quint, 92-64, In Cage Opener
FAYI’iTKVII,LB St A>
tine’s College Ksiuont of Ruleich
spoiled Fayetteville State's season
opener with a StV.-»M win here Wed
m-sda> right.
the v isiting I a Icons hosted
Itii- frame w id. open in the
first few nnm)l*» of play and
before the Broncos woke isp,
the -St. Augustine's quint was
Icaditxt to S. Vrwwmers M.
freo 1 1 lover and Edward Cot
tiell of the t ‘irons displayed
etwrllrni shooting, making at
most fiO percent of thetr shots.
Alphonse More head and Robert
Shaw Bears Drop Opening Cage
Game To Virginia State’s Trojans
The Shaw University Bears
dropped their opening game of the
;•<••• .son to Virginia State College
Trojan • by a score of 7f -66
i'bi Trojans load throughout thr
entire contcs! aod had as much as
a *0 point lead, 46-36. Tiir half
icam total offensive honors
Jeter amassed i iota) ot 968
yards in i) games. He gained 146
cards rushing and 822 yards pass
ing in 12! plays for an average of
107.5 yards per game.
renter; mil Edward thorpr.
tackle.
The Western AU-atars will be
coached by c Moore ot Asheville
and Charles England of Lexington.
The Shrine Games are always
| closely played events. This year
■ the YV<‘Sf v/il! be- trying very bard
lo pain revenge for the lost of last
I year's event.
The Eastern Team is practicing
at North Carolina College while
. the Western Team is at -A. and T
0.1 L-pi Greensboro
reeord.
S The album’s repertoirs ranges
| from the strictly religious as "Sil
i ens Night,” arai "Hark' The Herald
1 Atigefk Sing,” to such season’s
| pleasantl’ie* as "Rudolph. The Red*
j Nosed Reindeer," "Winter Wonder
; land* and Santa Claus I. Coinin’
! To Town ”
Singlewlse. there are fi>" e r«?
I leases by Capitol, and ore b,T At
-1 iantic Records.
Ttie Cap’ offering* are "Opr
!dr ►.at Love” (flip. Really. O Truly*
|O' * by the Five Keys; '‘St. Louis
| Blues" (“The Best Thing? In Life
I "Ksfey Capsado” f‘*Whal Is There
; To Stay ”) by Johnny Richards and
! Are Free’! by Richard Cannon:
| his orchestra; 'What ! Know -V
’ bout Her" (“What Am 1 Doing
i Herr”) .by Shirt-’. McDonald, nnd
1 "Move ft” f“A High Class Baby'*),
i by Cliff Richard and the Drifters.
Take advantage of this yearl#
; tiumjK • «in crop by building more
1 storage facilities.
;■ Pompoy of th» Bronco isqusd led |
i i a short but futile rally tn an at- ■
I tempt to cab h the Falcons late In ]
I the first half of play. The Payette- i
! ville boys found .it hard to pcoe
| irate the zone defense, of the St,
! Aug squad. At halftime the Fal
| cons led, 49-35,
i St. Augustine's continued to con- ;
troi the entire game as they added i
to the scoring totals The young j
and experienced Broncos could not j
score when they hail the oppor
tunity, as they came within 10 !
; points of catching up several j
■ times.
time score was 36-29 in State’s fa- j
- j VOf i
William Murphy, a 5' 11”, 170 lb.
senior, whs top scorer for the Bears j
' with 30 points for the night in the
loosely played game,
i Four of Virginia State's starting
Bill Lawson's Trojans averaged
294.8 yards per game for tire cur
rent grid season, in 8 games the
Virginia State yridden; used 604
plays to gain a total of 2654 yards
Maryland State replaced
Slow the loop's Mo. I de
tensive leawi In the vert last
week of play to steal tbr Or
fpnalyr laurels away from the
Re.iru ‘"Skip'' McCain’s Hawk*
Have yielded only 180.? yards
per tilt it) 7 outings this season,
.allowing their opponents only
(122 yards.
Maryland State’s Bill ‘"ire ,
Shadow" Gray slipped past last j
week's mghing leader, injured j
George Moody, to win the confe
rence's rustling title Gray. In 7 i
contests, gained a total ot “8? yards ;
on 88 rushes to unseat Moody who i
fed (be loop for four connecutive •
weeks. Gray's final game sversa* t
' is 81 0 yards per lilt, to Moody’s j
| 70.6 yards per game.
One pass completion was the do- j
j tiding difference between Jack ■
j Oenms, of Morgan State winning j
j the passing title over Ike Gatling ;
of North Carolina College. Dennis j
completed 30 of 54 passes for a j
.356 accuracy, while Gatling found ;
his receivers for 29 ot 54 attempts j
and a 537 percent accuracy. Den i
nis" tosses have gone for 550 yards
arid 4 TD’s while Gatling’s aerials \
have amassed a total, of 455 yards, j
in of them for scoring tallies
Joe Bugs of Elizabeth City v?or, ;
i out as ihe C'lAA’s leading scorer !
i with h total ot 78 points. Be regis- j
j tered 13 touchdowns and 3 conver
| stops m 9 games.
Shaw’s Glen Knight, with a
late eca-son ••urge. ihK
loop’s pas* receiving crowtt
with 21 catches lor .» total of
UK cards. Two of his catches
were TD scab".
S' nr t h Ca.rulloa *. otlege'n
Reginald Pryor won oat as the
conference's too punter wti ta
ai> average of .42.9 pet lick
«1 1 n i Augustine's College
>urged forth io win the teatn
rushing title, piling m* * total
«f 1995 yards in S outings so»
ah average ot 249.3 per game
Morgan star# sewed up the team
i oastlng crown of the Cl A A with
i 35 completions io 69 attempts for j
! 3 ,507 percentage. The Bears passes ;
! covered n total of 607 yards for j
\ an average of 75.8 yards per cotl
i lest.
Elgin Baylor,
Others Star In
NBA League
1 NEW YORK CITY fANP* £l
- gin Baylor clung’ to a narrow lead
1 m the National Basketball Aisroria
? tion scoring race, according to
j statistics - classed- last week by the
| league’* information chieb Haskell
Cohen.
Baylor, thr leading candidate
for rookir-of-the year honors,
held a thin 27 point margin
■ over Boh Vrttit of the St. Lost*
Hawks The scheduled favored
Pettit, whose team »j»te v-H*
j four games fast week w Mir
j Baylor’* team, the Minneapolis
Takers, was to he In action on
!y oner.
Based on last week''* statistic*
i Baylor had 505 points, averaging
25.3 a same, while Pettit had scor
ed 478 for 38-9 average.
Among the scoring leaders as
Bill Ru-'-tsell of the Boston Celtics,
with 286 points for a 20.1 average
R.iis-v it was the leader in re
bounding. In 14 games he had re
trieved 315 for an .average of 22 5.
i Baylor, third, had cleared the
j boards 314 in 2,0 games, for an av*
j wage of ! 5.7
Walter Dukes, the T-foot earner
! man of the Detroit Pistons, moved
j into fifth in rebounding with 242
1 in 19 games for a 12.7 average.
| Baylor was fifth in assists. ID*
1 ini in 70 games gave him a 4.8 aver
age.
| Willie Natrtls, r>* the New York
i Knicks, has moved up among the
I leaders m free throw accuracy. He
hay cashed 35 of 41 ••hanc’-v for r
i 854 percentage.
Patronise Ottf Advertise**
1 Five Falcon* hit double figure*
• in tin scoring column wbd« Fay
-1 cttevillo posted three players in
j double figures. Evans Belton of St
Augustine’s was high scorer with
j 16 points Alfred Glover and I’d
J ard Cottrell wore dose behind
(their teammate- with 15 and 34
‘ points, respectively. High scorer
i for Fayetteville was Alphor.so
j Morehead with 15 points.
I Fayetteville State will play host
to its greatest collegiate rival —-
Elizabeth City Teacher*? College
here Saturday at the F- E Smith
, High School gymnHaiuirt,
five hit double figure*. They were
forward Harold Derm? and William
Pleasant with 10 points each,
guard Charles Mcliced also with
10 point,;! and guard Lorenzo with
13 Wood was high man tor the
Trojans.
Lakers 9 Faith In
Baylor Paying Off
(Editor's Mol*; This is an
other in the scrip*, of stories
on National Basketball Asso
ciation Teams and their iaa j
players.
CHICAGO CANP) Bigin Bay
lor, who received more money than
any other pro basketball player
to sign a contract to a National
Basketball Association club, is ex
pected l-o lead the Minneapolis Lak
ers out. of the basketball wilder
ness.
He might, jusl do ib.it
Baylor, an A.TkAmerican a< Se
attle University isst season, pas?
ed up his final year of colleeiate
eligibility to accept a bonus of a
bout. $20,000 from the 1 .aiters. The
Lakers, one-time the outstanding
csye pros, gambled that he would
and had made him th<- (earn s No, i
draft choice
The 23-ycnr-nirt 65. ».3H
poundet h.v* already proved
one thing: he's destined to h«>
rnmr one nt !h»< he*) pro* in
the fcnfclnexiv Some expert-.
hr t* the besi ail round ha*,
kef ha II piayrr in enter the kn
A ranks witter Maurice Slokea.
the Cincinnati Warrior star
who i* stricken nith i l>r,a!t»
disease. Predicted one observer:
’’Nobody in the last 20 years com-
Wires to Baylor. When <Ri!)> Bus
Busy 22 Game Basketball
Slate Is Set At Hampton
BAMTON. VA Hampton In
stitute’s varsity carers upended *
busy 22 game C. I A. A schedule
with * weekend road engagement
in which the Pirates met Si. Paul's
College on Friday, Dec. 5, ind A
and T College, N C the following
evening.
Pirate basketball oacH Frank
Enty finds himself with es.-.r-ntla!-
Jy the crew that carried him
through an 8-14 season last year
A total of seven fetiermen
have returned for the Pirates'
tff-WMW drills, bui Coach
Enty said he ha* still to solve
the hi* problem of finding mhi
sht* resejrr.j for Or veter*»
team. Among the returner* i»
last season'* Pirate irishman
ace scorer Walter Ward of f‘he
nix High »rhool fame Ward
ted thr Pirates’ individual a*
founts bj chalking op < IK.}
gator average in a nr* take nf
332! point*
Nathaniel Trader a Junto- fy--m
298 points for * J3.S clip Harold
Baltimore, followed with a total of
Watson, the Pirates best hope from
the 1956 freshman squad came out
Champion
| Bour bo n
C^chcnicq
Min *OBO
' I. : Fit* -W p«7
8 Years Old
Straight Bourbon Whiskey
i m*s air tmism *ouhok wniim. it woof schickt imnum a. it
sell and (Wilt) Chamberlain u-.
forgotten, Baylor will be di-jeu.:.;-
ed.”
Elgin is one of three tan pin; c.
on the Lakers this season. T.v
others are the veteran Ed Elcnii.' ,
and tiie rookie Alex ißooi i;
TAN DIDATE TOR RtMIKU
HONOR
May lor is considered a uhoo- c
already for rookle-of-tb» year bon
ors. He has been pressing for t i
■scoring lead in the league, H<s p ;
forrruince has tociuded a 30-;v.i'-,i
performance
Rim lor heramr aoivrptlbhr.
to (hr pro dr»ft hersTui* >•*
played * reason u the College
of Idaho before traneferrtog
to thr Phieftajjj of Seattle
Ravlor pneed the Idahoans to
thr Pirifie Northwest Confc.
rrorr rbampiojisbip t*> 1955.
Be spent the 1956 season pUytog
AAH basketball, waiting to oeeonx*
eligible at Seattle. With th* Chtof
■■sn in 195 t. he led them to 4h»
All-College Tournament title ed
Oklahoma City (actually 1* !>»
comber, !956> and rauked tSiird
in scoring in the National Cdl#
o’c Athletic As-,ac!.ition with tdP
pohil' in 23 game* for « aws
' ag<* ;<nd topped the NCAA te f*-
bound/s with a .236 percent*|W
with a 10.2 average os * 15 gedMH
; scoring assort
S Another returning rtartor
i '-air! Maxwell wf'.o put • lot *f
needy 5-5 Pirate midget Ceptoiw
Ti'ii mto the Buc* best eentesto
la# season, Maxwell. * senior
from Charleston, S. C„ remains ttw
Pirates* ball-stealing ace.
Three other lettermen, Altort’
i .rjrv of Roanoke, Va. t Cyril Collins
cf Brunswick, N. .f„ and Franeelle
Walker of PhitadeSphi*, Pa., ar*
r.-xpected to fill th* Pirate*” start
. ing roles.
Coach Enty however b«* dewslop
• i a strong bench sijuad fn prw
.-c«M>i, rjniis, composed predoml
nantiy of Eresihmen who have pro**
td themselves dependable perform
<’-'■* end probabl* repl&cements to
the veteran team.
.lame* Bratton.. **& tonrsm
from Addison High of Koahok*.
<h;,rlev Whitehead. 69 forward
?r< rn St;;!c Champiob High School,
..cd .lames Brown Yl9 guard from
! j Booker T Wasiilngto* of ®utifol3t.
show promise, to threstoa storting
Carver Tech of Baltimors slrmdy
t ' berth*