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Aggies Set For FAMU Saturday
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TACKLES ON LIGON’S TEAM The übovr. young men »r*
on the football iFsm nf Mir .1. W. !,igon .! nnic.t - Sciony High
Prsfeno! fonfbsU tram. Thr Little Blurs, m-icbcd hv P. H. (Prlr)
Basketball Fans Os C anada To
View Globetrotters Team Soon
MONTREAL Canada s basket
bsb fan? will have then: first op
portunity to »ee Abe SapprMein -
newest edit ion of the fabulous
Harlem Globetrotters hero next
week
Capacity crowd? are anticipated
tn Toronto end Montreal when tiie
world's most famous quintet ap
pear* in the Dominion’.* largest
nities, Tuesday and Wednesday
For years the Globetrotters have
been the most popular American
sports aggregation to appear m
Canada They hold basketball at
tendanw* records ;n eveiy major
Canadian cit.v
One reason the Trotters, who al
io art attendance records in Wo*.
W cst Coast
Jockey Dies
After Spill
SSKKELY, Calif -ANF -Toc
k«y Frederick Bose 3?. s native of
Ftaams who had ridden 22?, u-i P .
per*, mostly in his own coiintrv.
died of s skull fracture following
* spill from Hy-Gam, hi* mount
,%t the Golden Gate fields. He never
regained consciousness.
Ironically enough, H> -Gam va*
Rose's second mount after coming
from Panama only three weeks
Sgo.
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W&*Wfv~-8S j^spoob—cn«T»nrr; craiN Mini km :-r!Ri7*» j
cm* Rur-'-ia, last summer, aie the;
dai lings of Canadian sports fams
is because Meadowlark Lemon nev
er fails to make thousands laugh
in this territory.
Ihe famous Globetrotter co
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nicfliuj from Winston Salem,
| N. r.is as hrloi rH Her#* nr* hr |
j j* tbl"Ol!Srhfiipf thr Inifcri
Stair 9. I?is \x ilrt ?mUrs pnrl
s*Hr sohU«ng rnutinr nn IHp
rmjrl is h»i exhibition no C'ana
A'zn haskfibrif! fans !ik.r to
Ray Robinson’s Son Prefers
Roller Derby To Boxing Ring
NEW YORK i ANFi Ronald
Robinson. 21-year-old son of Sugar
Ray Robinson, has turned his bark
mi hoxina and taken up roller
ska l ins
Ronald. Who Vml ir. a *pc
rial school for tyr# skater*. l»
skating with the New Vrsrk
Chief* and earning hi* keep*.
.Starting out at S* a week, Ron
aid non earn* ;1. N for three
matches pin* the. service* of a
ctsiropraefor retained by the
Chief*
He is anxious to get ahead ten
One official of the team described
Hie hoy '* eagerness as follows:
"T never saw a kid so anxious
make if ,-ni his own. He’d been
around for monlhs before word goi
William*, are from left, to right; Charles William*. Albert Hankins.
Bobby Gardner, eu-ra-pf.alti: Ktaley Keith, and Lonnie McLl-ain,
i iiou-cv er he is an outstanding
player a:; well Meadowlark is one
of the g- . ,p» ••-} pivot nic;i In the
business," say 8 Clarence Wilson,
veteran Trotter captain. "People
! don't realize it because he's always
| making them laugh. Hut in a nose
i game, he's the guy who usually
| come'- through with a n uns! bas
j ket at the right time We gel the
| hat! tri him, and invariably he
1 dunks it in ”
around s hat hi? father was Sugar
Bay."
Young Ronald is Sugar Ray;
son by a previous marring#
Asked ab<uit hi* views of
prize fighiina: as a career, he
stated:
■ Vo. I nprer cared for fight
ins." He added. "My father
did 11 hat be eoijld to dl*
courage me He railed ft a
dog fat dog bi;p.(ne*,*"
! Ronald attended Morris High.
School in the Bronx and still plan?
to attend college
It lakes careful miikm* pro
cedures to get. all the milk from a
COW.
Plan a good rotation system for
your tnhacco land
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Jim Brown
Sets Pace \
In N. F. L
bv bill Knows
CHTCAGO —tANPt With lens
than three -,ni ions of n 1 o football
under his belt, ,Tini Brown appears
well on his wav to arniinulaling
an insurmountable total nf rush-*
ins yaidage
In 2B games, the hard-running
Cleveland Browns fullback lias
gamed 3.02" yards for an average
of UM phis -yards a game, Bv Ihc
end of the season Brown has a
good chance of moving Inin fourth
place among Mir all-time around
gamers m the National Football
i caguc history.
In Ms eight-year career with i
ihc Browns. Marion Motif v
gained 4,71’i yards, hnt half of
hio pr(i tenure was in thr old
All-America Conference docs
not figure In these statistics
Brown, of roiirsc. is the
pacesetter in the NFL rnsltln £
department this year. In his
first fire sanies, hr gained S.Vt
yards on l’’’’ carries for a LB
average.
In second place ■ OiliP Matson.
I,n* Angeles, who has averaged
SB yards on each of his; 30 carries
for * tola! nf 407 lard?
Perry > *f a it. via IC.1 C. ,1 ri Smith,
was third averaging I yards on
fin attempts for -tRO yards Berry
was averaging 5.8 yards for his 77
carries this season
Other leaders include Art Bow.
ell, the Philadelphia Eagle rookie,
who bad a punt return average of
13.3 yards, and Milt. Davis, third
year defensive track with the Bal
timore Colts, who has $ intercepted |
five passes
John Sample, with a 75 - yard •
average was second in kickoff re- |
turns. He is a utility hack for the ,
Colts.
. Smith was a leader among the |
scorers with 30 points on -is touch- !
downs.
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Graduate Os !
Xavier W ins
Music Honors |
ATtTTTGAFT, Germany <ANPI I
Annabel!# Bernard. Xavier uni- j
versify graduate, who left for Eu- !
rope last year to seek her fortune j
walked with the second pise# prize j
f wrong SR contestant*) »t the Bth |
International Music Competition j
which recently was sponsored by j
| the broadcasting company nf th? 1
| Republic of Germany. j
She has also won the Goldovsky
i asvsrd. Beebe award, and a cash |
1 prig# of sS.sftO to help her launch !
9 .profession*! career.
Tn Germany, Mins Bernard, to
gather with the other two winners, j
was presented Ip concert last Oct ;
V She selected the famous Nile j
eri a from Verdi’s Aida which j
charmed on# critic into saying: ji
“A singer from the U, S. stepped l
into the footstep of Gloria Davy !
and passed a very convincing test j
of her ability When she sang this j
purtlcola# arts feared hy many I
singers foe its deep tones. The j
number *h# ohos#, fitov#v»r. cave |
Miss Bernard an excellent oppor- I i
tunity to demonstrate the quality |
of ikv voice
’Tor this on# waits to
he«r ro-or# ty*,"
About 80 per cent of all D'FTA >
records iu rhe nation err. hems
csJculatod on electronic computers.
Bobeson fs Noi th Carolina's ]
leading cotton prodiiciog county j!
North smitten County leads I j
Norlfti Carolina in peanut acreage. - J
|A&T Seeks
Ist Victory
!n 10 Yrs.
GHEENSBOBO The AA-.T Col
lege Aggies will be seeking their
first win over the Florida A&IVi
University Rattlers in iO years
when the two trams collide here
in the intersections! football game
on Saturday. November 7.
AA-T defeated Florida last in lots
and since that time has been able
to fie two of the engagements at
?-al! in 1(151 and 38-?8 in IWS,
Close observers believe the Ag
gie? have their best opportunity
to win this season.
Kickoff time, hs* been set nr 9.
r* M , at Greensboro Memorial
Stadium and another i-erord crowd
is expected.
Hampton's
Grads See
Homecoming\
HAMPTON. Vq -- Hampton In
stitut# alumni from 12 stains and
♦he District, of Columbia flocked
back to the campus for one nf their
biggest homecoming celebrations
recently. Till? laic afternoon rain
Hid not dampen the ardor of the
«.non fans on hand in see the toot
hail clash between the Virginia
Stale College Trojans and the
Fighting Pirates
The crowning nf "Mi**
Hampton," Mi** Angela Archer
from Roanoke. Va„ on Friday
evening officially opened the
two-day celebration. Regally
a-seceding her fltrone on the
stage In Ogden Hall, Mi*-* At
elicr was flanked by the sweet
hearts and represpniailve* ot
atildcnf, oiganlriitions.
She was formally crowned by
Tom Robinson, Washington, D. G ■
captain of Hie football team, and
presented her robe and sepp'er by
Thurman Davis. Raleigh. N C .
president of the Rlndenl Council
Attending the Queen were four
member* of her court. Miss -lame
Pinckney. Augusta. Ga Mis* P-Mri
,-ia Griffin. Milford. Conn.. Mb
Roberta Ham. Sumter. S. < and
Miss Chavmaine Mark. 1 ;. Miami.
Fla
Saturday morning’s parade with
j -is floats, bands and high step
[pine majorettes carried oul the
| homecoming theme, "Hampton
i a Symbol of Progress," as if
| marched off campus and through
i (he business district of Hampton.
| Winners of the float competition
j w ,ore: Ist prize, 7-efa Phi Beta So.
1-nrit.v: led. Alpha Phi Alpha fra
ternit v and Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority; and third, the Division of
Technology.
Highlighting the activities Sat
urday afternoon was the Home,
coming football game between the
Hampton Institute Pirates and the
Virginia Slat® College Troian* Go
ing into the came with a 2-1-1 r p e
nrd, the Pirates hoped to down the .
Trojans whom they were meeting
for the 44th time. The Troians hwn
have had an unbeaten season,
downed the Pirates by a score of
25-0.
A pig farrowed at one and one
half pounds has only one chance
j in eight of reaching weaning age.
Dairy arming is a SIOO million
• annual business in North Carolina
j A pig that is farrowed at three
, pounds must increase his weight
; 30 times during the first 12 weeks
] if he is in reach market weight in
j 5 i-2 months.
! Prepare form machinery for ;
\ winter tlorogc i
j FOOTBALL
: Homecoming
I mmsm c. smith !
|UNIVE R S IT Y |
I —versus — I
| ST. AUGUSTINE’S
COLLEGE
i sati:rday mj m
MIIV * *
! Charlotte Hlemoriol j
Stadium 2 p. m.
it Spectacular Homecomins Activity*
I* Entertainment, Gala Fellowship
Gatherings!
ADMISSION: Gate—Adults $2.50
Students v,- 1.50 j
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pojjMflcr is a junioj am! hails from S<don, Ohm 1 \ b’J n • riMiio-
A&TCollege V Aggie Make
Gridiron Turnstil c$ Click
r.RF,F,NSBOBO _ The A X,- V i of
lege Aggies, Undefeated in cnnfrt
ence play, have been drawing in
good crowds m the fir t four
games nf Ihe reason.
I. A Wise, chairman nf the A-' I
Fan Gets Her Wish:
Homecoming Victor
PTNF BUJr’F Ar!- 'A NTs
Mrs Tin land Price, t !hu ago, a
chance (n return in the Arkan a 1
AM&N college cam pur. and see the
I ions irj a victorious honirrun'ie
football game had long been a
cherished hope
“l don't knov' when T’M return A
she often said, “but when T no. f
want to sor my school team •> in.
That would tjc my biggest thrill ”
Her wish came v trur rrrmiUv.
when she and 7.000 other cheer
ing fans save the (.inns 11pset VVi lev
College of Texas in one of the most
thrilling contests seen on the Ar
kansas gridiron in year- The I.ions
heat the Wildcats, H IT to climax
Mj Hsighbm
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... I’ve fornid ill!
...The last hiding place for
awrtlher hidden tax!’*
Nnrfh rarnbna sram is pvr>H
mostly for livestock feed rathe?
Jh*pn « rash r»or»
i Coll c \C; r A!HU- h■- . t TMnvnitter a: fi
I this that d flu- tree* -
eon tin lies. home M c 't i 'i ;<n re fiv
j I hi? year ' ill OSCCcr'i all pr» '- 'Mil
! reeot f ir-.
The two hr.mr pi,;
a week of wt *;< l-< •
hr at :c?n T
! fnmrehm . *•! w,e me m
mg the annual SmnwM niv uir I <;«I.
crowning of Miss AM&.N of to. if)
meet mg nf Hie alumni ;e .or m i inr.
and a colorful psi.eh H ... -
Pine niuf. proceed mg He sere
A graduate of ?!u »*}a of r-.r
Mrs Prio join, d ’e• ;■ ■; ■ .
| AMreN alumni who flocked to Die j
| campus for the :>0 fc i-v,;. she I
! took her foummr 1 old '■ ■
j von Cot (id. along
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Hail -Time Show
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ha* • ave; : :<='| beH o r th®ti 10.00'*
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-.* s-> !• f-d Pi] CagoTTiPnl i! h Hv
j \ -\i pi Vh. angebur.s on Oct oh?
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Johnny Malkin l(
/ op Sullivan Shoe
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v uh< t f popular reroidins a ■
'• ho !• nnird rock and roll aIV
one of tin h|c”»' i record peU*.»
.:i' fln • ■:r ! 11- will headline ’Th
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v\ no u ill -iiare honors wph BvdiS
’CtVf’ss Hraeic fields, will die
mwilv’i ft on lit;- aihmv - He'-r
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