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Jefferson, Tutor Of Teams Once Scourge Of CIAA, To Babe Ruth Tops
Be Honored In Chicago For Over 35 Years In Sports Selections For
All-Time Team
Two more of the teams en-{
tered in the Bull City Midget |
Inseball lea(:ue are pictured'
here. This picture shows
bers of the Walltown te
the Western league. The
towners are
im oi
second place
Vision, with
currently riding in
in the Western di-
a 7-6 won-ioss re-
(CIAA News Service)
The National Athletic Steer-
! ing Committee will honor Harry
R. “Big Jeff” Jefferson for thirty
five years “contribution to the
development of youth through
athletic coaching and adminis
tration” at the Washington Parlt
YMCA in Chicago on August 15.
Jefferson, who is presently as
sociated with Berea College ia
Philadelphia, ended his active
coaching carcer at Hampton In
stitute in 1956. I
The popular mentor’s life time!
football record is 181-86-18. 1
Jefferson’s career began at
Kelly' Miller High School,
Clarksburg, West Virginia, in
1922.',^ •
He''was at Wilberforce Uni-
versi'tS in 1923 before returning
to Kfelly Miller in 1924.
Higi five year association with
Bluetield State College began in
J029‘, His first term at Bluefield
ended in 1929. Jefferson’s 1927
and 1928 teams at Bluefield
were ' league champions. From
193Q to 1931 Jefferson coached
at North Carolina A&T in,
Greensboro. He returned to
Biuefkild for the 1922-1933 sea
son.
At-’''*^ Virginia State College
wheFe^he moved in 1934, Jeffer
son 'Remained until 1948, pro
ducing CIAA championship
teams, in 1936, 1938, 1939, and
1945.
II.4KKY R. JE7FER50\ 1
Jefferson was associated with'
Hampton Institute f.om 1949 *ol
1956. 1
In addition lo active coaching
Jefferson served as vice presi-,
dent of the CIAA’s Central dis
trict, one or the founding mem
bers of the highly successful
CIAA Baslietbail Tournament
Committee, and as Chairman of
the influential Committee on
Committees.
He is no-,v an honorary presi
dent of the CIAA
From 19.‘i0-]9!i6 uoffersorv
served as a mcmbor of the Rules
Committee of tlie American
Football Coaches Association.
Since 19"7 he has been a mem
ber of the AFCA’s Fatal Injuries
Committee.
Jefferson served as chai; »ian
of the NASC during 1956-57. 1
J. B. McLendon, Jr., Execu-|
tive Secretary of the NASC, is'
in charge of arrangements for
the Jcffer.son Aw.?rds Day pro
gram in Chicago. |
Two Football I
Clinics For
CIAA Slated
1 (CIAA News Service)
R. D. Armstrong, CIAA Foot
ball Commissioner, has an
nounced grid clinics for Rich
mond, Va., on August 24 and
Greensboro, N. C.. on September
name in the line-apr tk#
nMgazine, is that ot
man, Jimmy CoUin*. who ont-
distanced Frank "Home Rub''
Baker by morw tl.an 15 v»ta«.
A pitcher's nigbtmar*. thi«
‘dream te«m” boMts a comp*
site lifetime batting avenge of
327;
E. C. Krieger wiil be the con
sultant for the clinic in Rich
mond on Sunday, August 24.
This clinic was originally sche
duled for Saturday, August 23.
Krieger will discuss recent foot
ball rule changes before the Cen
tral Board of athletic '•f^it^ials.
Armstrong announced that
examinations will be held at the
Central Clinic and at the South
ern Clinic on September 6 with
the Piedmont Board.
NEW YORK
Babe Ruth heads an all-time'
American League all-star tean^'
selrctid by 120 members of the
Baseball Writers Association of
America for SPORT MAGA-
ZiNE. According to the current
issue, OJt last vvecit, July 29,
there wa. close voting for most
positions with the final selec
tions as follows;
first base - Lou Go'irig
second base - Eddie Collins
third base - Jimmy Collins
shortstop - Joe Cronin
l-ft fiold - Ty Cobb
center field - Joe Di Maggio
right field - Babe Ruth
catcher - Bill Dickey
righthanded pitcher - Lefty
Grove , V,
^ SPORT staied that the closest
contest was for the center field
I slot, with Joe Di Maggio edging
! the traditional cnoice, Tris
Spoakcr, by a scant one vote.
' Bill Dickey took catching honors
I by a 59-50 margin over Mickey
I Cochrane, white Lou Gehrig
I finished 23 votes ahead oi
! George Sisler.
I Highest vote-gcttor, said
SPOUT, was Babe Ruth with a
nrar-unanimous 107. He was
followed by Lefty Grove, 105
and Ty Cobb. 104.
Possibly the most unfamiliar
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\ Members ■‘he Cut-Rate Su
per Market squad are pictured
above. The Cut Rate team was in
i^econd place in the Eastern dl-
fision, as of Monday. They OAvn
a 10-3 record.
College’s football team, and John;
Sample, fleet Maryland Stat;-^
1958 all CIAA biickfield star,;
are practicing with the Colieg: i
All Stars in preparation for the;
annual All Star game at Soldicrj'
field, Chicago, on August 15.
Baker and Sample are be
lieved to be the first stars from
predominantly Negro colleges t6
win all Star berths with the
lamed collegians.
Time Out For
Bubble Gum
OTutuar oaviiigs entry IH,
the Midget baseball league took
time out from their regular
chore of chasing the three other
teams in their division of the
Midget league to take in a liot
dog, cola and bubble, gum party
given them last Monday by Mr.
and Mrs. William Forte.
Attending tiie pariy were
coach David Parker, Lcniiie
Forte, team captain Kyle School
er, Willie McClain, Nathaniel |
Walker, Booker Spaulding, Jr.,
Clifton Bell, James Saunders,
Roger Massey, Paul Royster,
Luther Brown, Dwight Brown,
and Eugene Harrington, Jr.
Baker Drills
With All-Stars
CHICAGO, 111.
John Baker, Jr., 300 lb. allj
CIAA tackle on North Carolina
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