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14 THE CAROLINIAN R4LEIGH, N. C„ SATURDAY, MAT «. WM “100-Per-Cent Wrong Club” Re-Elects A. L. Thompson Names D slegatii 1 1 Southern U.’s Banquet ATLANTA—A be ' I Tho.r.p'-nn, first and only president of • ■< 109 ■ Per Cent Wrong Club war •?< ec-nt ly re-elected to pilot the renowned j croup through its 2i>’h year Though the Club is 25 years old, it has had formal organizations for less titan a decade. Annual! members of the sports-emphasis body sponsor the Ail-Sports Jamboree hnn- t oring the nation's outstanding athletes in various categories, professional and amateur. Wpobly they specialize in fore casting the outeome of colle giate football games. On May 39th Mr Thompson, ac- ' eorr.panied by Marion F Jackson, | ‘ Atlanta Daily World sports editor, | ( and Wrrrg Club coordinator' ar-d 5 Moss H Kendrix, D. C public re- ' lations firm head who promoti-s the Jamboree, will attend the Southern University Sports Bancju-'t at Ba- ( ton Rouge, La Southern was award- 1 ea the Wrong Club's W A S ott. 1 111, Memorial Trophy a - the last ! Jamboree in January This year's 1 100 percenter honorees Rafer John- Promoter Tries To Outbid Italian For Moore Fight NEW YORK (ANPi Herman Tavlor, veteran Philadelphia pro moter. has offered to guarantee ; Archie Moore $112,000 to meet Har- i Old Johnson in a showdown at ; Madison Square Garden June 10 ; that should settle once and for all the question of who is t. e rightful ar.d sole claimant of the light heavy-weight title As things now stand, the title is divided in two pahs Harold John son was proclaimed champion of the division in the 48 states s - vised by the National Boxing Assn- j ciatinn after he stopped Jp-' B->v - dry in a NBA-sponsored bout in St Louis recently. Moore, "'hose title was vacated by the NBA for famine to defend it for rro’-o than a year is still Albany State ( onrli I n Stutlv At f ornell ALBANY. Ga J, Christopher Mitchell, as tan! p 1 ofes'-or of set er-e and a distant fotball coach at Albany Stale College, will be a Fellow at. Cornell University dur ing the 1961-62 school year. Mr Mitchell is a recipient of one of ten Academic Year In stitute Fellowships in radiation hiologv for study In the Cor nell department of physical hi olngv Sponsored jointly hv th» Atomic Energy C ommbsinn and the National Spienre Founda tion. this rail! he the only Aca demic Year Institute in radia tion biology in the United States DOWN *AN OUT ■'erry duff, of Wichita, Kansan southeast, lies sprawled on r! • . Lawrence where, he fell after passing the baton on to his teammate Southeast failed to take the went, won by North Texas State Baylor won free of the events in the 36th annua! Kansas Relays to hoi ,the spotlight , (UPI TELEPHOTO). son and Cassins Clay v>. ill he head liners at the Southern event. Olvmpic champions Wilma Rudolph and Ralph Boston headed the list of honorees at the January Jamboree in At lanta. Avery Brundage, presi dent of the International Olym pic Federation, Mrs Frances Kahuzski. manager of (he l . S, Women’s Olympic track team, and Tennessee Track Coach Edward Temple, who coached the I'. S. Women's Olvmpir track team, st ore also honored In addition to re-election of Mr Thompson, the Club returned to of fice Thelba Brown, secretary; T, J. Crittenden, treasurer, J. Russell Simmons, statistician and Joel W. Smith, histographer The Club also voted expression of appreciation to The Coca-Cola Company. Atlanta. The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Atlanta. Ga , Rulova Watch Company and Walter R Thomas Jewelers, who co-spon rored the Jamboree, a project of the Atlanta Daily World. recognized as champion in New York, Massachusetts and in Em ope Actually, Tavlor's offer was s move lo outinaneuver Giulin Rinaldi, the Italian challenger, who arrived here last week to begin training in anticipation of meeting Moor? in a title bout Backers ot the Italian had previou'lv guaranteed Moore 5111*.000 to fight their idol for the title Althouh Moore has beaten John son in previous fights, the last tint? by a knockout in the 14th round. Johnson's backers feel that old Archie is now rer.dv to he taken Th v are ba r inc their belief on the Girt Johnson ;s young, strong and in top shape while Moore at about 45. has his Re;} behind him i The Albany State professor was '.‘-elected from over fif»n applicants ; and will pm up doctoral credits at i tne Unr er'itv located in Ithaca. New York Mr. Mi'choi! is a native of Al bany, and has w. k*»d at Stale Col '■ go since IT 4 He is a graduate of the Ft Valley State College and Atlanta University, and holds a prnfr's-oml cerbftcate from the At lanta College of Morttiarv Science and done further study a‘ the Unl ve’sitv of Michigan. Guilford <N C i College, and Princeton Unit er sity. 1 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS STREAKS TO TAPE—Penn Star s' Robert Frown streaks to the tape to take th ® top slot in the VMi-yard dash recently. H’ s 9.4 time set a new record tor the Marine Corps School s Re Rams Coast To Easy Win In SE AC Track And Field Meet ALBANY. Ga Album/ State College con - u'd to an easy win of' the SEAC Track and Field Meet ,-,t Albany last week The Rams t a.- -d 78 point? .h ! Pa ne C A - College, Sumfc, S- C man Football Star Is Shot In Face By Another Student LANGSTON Okla (ANP> - Ed k» Lee Sh.egog. 19- v.-vy -old sts back on the championship Lang •tnn Upivcsity football team, tvs = -hot m the face las- week in Mar cus Hall bv another student q ■ tionrd in connection wi’h the shooting 'v as Vernon ft ■' l■J ' •th, gos's cousin Both students arc : om I ?\vton i ogan f ounty Sheriff Nnien Witch said tit.it ft it is admitted fit ng the shot hut ciaimed it a is dene a< r rUnt sII v i“ a part of a prank He said he didn't believe t.V-t ins r*- ,■ would be filed against ft tilts. Irt "Satisfactory Condition” Shegng was reported to be in ra'i.'factoi v condition'' after tht bullet 1 liven vemoynd from be hind hr t i£' l l e? e H could not he dr tp, min. / imn odtafely how his S'ght mould be affected. b : 1-r v .aft - the shooting. : ri 29 and 12 points respectively Otht r conforer-ce members. Sa x'a i-uah Strife ( Inf!: , Fiorina Nor u'.al. and Edward Waters failed to ■u nd representatives. This was th? ■ • t •rack and field championship Savannah State has failed lo however Will:.* told authorities af he and She ■ c had "a few ni ls' he wen* to his suitcase and n- out the gun. ft'a!is and several other students iut the injured rcnlh in a rar and * o*it fur Goth ' Thru stopped , Gui'f.i ie police car. which gave • a rod-i:g it escort to Bendic -1 pe Heights hospital Th--- but If’ went th; ough Shegog’s • >rp and lodged behind his right f \ e Tigers Seek Beauty Queen For The East-West Classic The PBe Tigers Ba?eha'l Club : f the N'es-o American League if j i-ksnc a local beauty queen to • present the team at the annual j : ast-V.'- f All -Slav Classic to be j mi !ri ibis yi ar at. Nr%v York’s Yan- j ■ Stadium on Sunday, August ' j 2rih. A contest will be held at Chavis I J Park on Mot -lav night. May 15th . ! ; pc k the .1 :■ per i ie queen will • receive an all expense-paid trip to i New York for herself and her own ! choice of a chaperone. Any attrac- j j live ciris hearing to compete for ' iTom Stith’s Spirit Nat Broken; Will Bounce Back, ill Star Sa;s j OLE AN. NY. <AN Pt Tom Stith. the gp.-at St Bonadventure star, was such an outstanding has l etbnll plnver and fine gentleman tlsot v, hen he was taken ill recent ly with plumnnai'y tubercolosis, the newspapers and other news media? carried . !;• borate storms lamenting his loss, to it New York Knicker bockers The professional basket ball u on hid acquii ed Stith as their No, 1 draft, choice from among graduating college stars, r ices Future ( ourageously But hiiih himself Mas taking the setback courageously. Mis spirit Mas not broken, and he felt certain that after proper North Carolina College's Gridders To Face Nine Opponents During 61 DURHAM—North Carolina Col lege's footballers will play a nine* ! game schedule in 1981 according ito the Eagles' 3981 grid slate re | leased by I. Gregory Newton, ath ! letic director at NCC. Herman 11, Riddick’s Eagles will kick off the ’6l season a Meek later than usual, playing at Columbia, S. C against Alien University’s Yellowjackets on September 23. Allen will be one of the Eagles’ two-non-league foes on the schedule. The No vember 3, Friday night encoun ter with Morris BroM'n College down at Atlanta, C«a. is the oth er non-league clash for the Eagles, A September 30th meeting with Mo-gan Slate College will open the | NCC home slate end their initial i lays held in Quantico, Va. On the right, Quantico's Ed Collymore finishes third ‘ Bo" Roberson, not pictured, took the second place slot for Ft. Lee. Fa. attend. Milton Bostic was the top win ner. taking the javelin, discus, ar.d bmad jump for Alban-. Art Gam ble was a double winner in the pole vault and high jump i On All-State Team Sh°eog. a while bark, was named in the all-state team while playing high school ball at Lawton Doug : lass Langston’s Lions chalked up a 3-1 record last year while winning the Oklahoma Collegiate Confer | cnee The lone loss came in the ! Orange Blossom Bowl at Miami, --.hen Florida AA-M 'napped a 16- | came winning streak ♦he honor should makp application at note Music Co Blount's Gro cery in Oberlin or at Vic Feeble's Grill. Qualification* are girl? must be high school graduates, between the aces of 1R and 2a The contest will j be held prior to the Tigers opening Negro American League game a gainst the Kansas City Monarch* at. Chavis Park on Monday night, May 15th. At the August 20th classic, the lo cal winner will compete against winning queens from Birmingham. Detroit and Kansas City. treatment and rest he could j make a comeback. He cited as j example the return to major | league hasehall of Red Schocn dirnst. Mho Mas stricken w slh the same disease m bile a mem ber of the Miluaukee Braves Ft' fore nc was transferred from | ,Ft Francis Hospital here to a san itarium at Mount Morns, N. Y.. : the 2fl-year-old Stith said: "I don't know how long I'll b« I here, but I’m not down. I won't play this year, maybe It takes a | while to cure, they tell me. but re i member Red Schoendienst came j back to big league baseball with 1 I ,';c same thing ” contest in CIAA play. Seven CIAA , opponents don the Eagles’ 'Bl eard, j four of them home games to be j played at NCC’s O'Kelly Field, be- j ginning with the opening game ] against the Golden Bears On October 14th thp Eagles en- j fertain Virginia State’s Trojans j here, followed by their trek north- J ward to Princess Anne. Md where j they meet the Maryland State Col lege eleven in a homecoming ex travaganza on October 21. Riddick sends his NCC eleven against Shaw University on Oc tober 28 In the Eagles’ annual homecoming festivities. The big Thanksgiving, November j | 23. clash with A&T College's As- j gies caps the season in the 31st I j annual Carolina Classic at Greens- I I boro. The match between these two I 'Dempsey Says Liston Might Beat Floyd WASHINGTON (ANPI Former heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey believes that if the cur rent champion, Floyd Patterson, and his No 1 challenger. Sonny Li-ton. were to meet, Patterson may get knocked out The reason: Liston can really punch and Patterson, while he is fast and clever, doesn't take a punch "any too well.' according to Dom psev. Dempsey voiced that opinion while appearing on a television show here with Sen Estes Kefauv er of Tennessee recently He ex pressed support for a bill which the senator has introduced in the : Senate to set up a National Boxing | Commissioner in the Justice De | partment. Dempsey said the government must step in and control boxing to eve it from folding up "The fig t came is just about on the way out, Dempsey said “ . . . Tt’s ready to in ; buried if something isn't done and | clone f. '-t Norfolk State Rolls Up 71 Points !n Meet FAYETTEVILLE - Norfolk Dr. is- I inn of Virginia State College piled up 71 poit'.ts to capture fr.-t place j t oph.v in the Fust Annual Invt'a f tiona! Trade and Field Meet of Fay- j etteville St fit? Teachers College, on I Saturday, Ap il 29 I,:\ mgstone Co! 1 ’r.po of Salisbury camp from he ' hind in the last event to pkp out .1 'one-point 33 1-2-32 1-2 victory ov«r the ho«t tear the Fayetteville i State Hr on cos Eii/abcth Cdy St re Teachers College tallied 15 points; j Shaw University. Raleigh. 12 points, [and S' AnucrMne's College, Ra -1- >gh. 11 points. Surprised by Disclosure The iaborniot v diagnosis disclos ing >he disease came as a surprise to Stith He had been thought to be suffering only from a rundown condition brought on by the strain of a gruelling season in wmch he led the Bonnies to a great season *o the semi-finals of the NCAA tour nament at Kansas City He fn ■ the season with a 29.6 scoring aver age. and was easily one of the na tion's best college players Stith had gone to the hospital for a checkup after he had Inst and failed to regain some 20 pounds. He said that, apart from being tired, he "felt fine " teams will mark the first defense of the Bull-Eagle trophy, won last .year by the Eagles in a thrilling 11-13 conquest According to Newton, all home games will begin at 130 p.m. and will be played in the college's sta dium. O'Kellv Field. ihe Old. iimi£^ ‘ * A§V C1 “The best thing to do with a eras® road is to humor it,” I Spirtdale And Newton Fall BeforeStyphens-Lee Team ASHEVILLE—The Step. ■ rs-Lre j High School Bears took advantage of two wild pitches to some two runs in the fifth to down the Car- • ver High, team of Spindale 5 to 1 ■ Gus Brewton relieved Harry Ervin in the fourth for the Bears and j pitched hitless balls the rest of the i way, * j Monday, the Stephens-Lee unde- i Bate Trasks Under Heavy Fire By Fair Employment Officials DEROIT (ANPj—Tne Michigan Fair Employment Practice Commis sion has opened an inv stigation of the four horse racing tracks in the state. The probe started afu-r -he Trade Union Leadership Council charged in'a release to Gov. John B, Swain son that Negroes are "discriminated against when seeking cmpioyrr.cni <t the various race tracks, particu larly those I oca ed in Dc-’roit.'* The governor and Racing Corm.v.ssi.-.n --f Ingliss threw their full ppo behind the invest! ;ation. due to be complet'd this week The Council's re- so urged im mediate action to prevent the nrar t.cc fro r continuing for anoM-er Wes Covington To Appear In Court When Braves Play in Mo. -ST. LOUIS iANPi - When the Milwaukee Braves p ; hcic again in June, outfielder \V. --t Covin.;'ton is expect' i to ap;'" ar pi rout to answer char.-, ... of nonpayment of child sup: mu h -nubu against him by a local map on Covington lasi week was arrest ed here then r. ■ .pret on bond after' Mrs. Bex < rly N ■ 30, accus ed him of failing to siirport thrir three children, born as a result of a five-year intimaie fn- po-op be tween them. The , ; ; irare Phil lip, Debbie and K th -•tar Denies Char; e Covington ha-‘ domed :.dh/rmg th? children, ranging in a ;■?? from one to three ITmv> ’ or. INi i - Nichn!- son charged u-- it hr h -i rr,.. le p<>- Do’s And Dsn’ts ITWOULDK'T . C '' E&&&TAUS& m r ’ssti ' ( vi-,, , A <■■:![ C\ Jj ; w&uu> it?)',/ I T — ?V C/m " i y D-f /M \ ■ - -j 1 0/ > 1 1; -I I / ' y it I i ill / iv \ jf va pii_' \ i ti/7 ■ "'if: 1/ f -1 la • \ __ Afy | y:„ Z Jz mil »»■-,**__ ,-ib I • Tlr.'it C tn Be Other Reasons. i Mrattrs r d m I : r ; I 1 L. ! A fnaf.c‘aur s A SfVftl „•/ CfOWtt : AMERICAN | .rpfijx SLF*DED WHISKEY « &Jf w i3!%s£r i s^>.9s I 4/5 Qt. *#«»#** —J—-——» I I UUJ. ■ * B ' S UMIKIHW * IUG*MLDiSIIIIE»S COMMKY. HEW VO»r CITY. SDHOED WHISKEY » CM!S l,tyT * W - fi ated Rpars. extended their win ing s’-oak To eight straights win n they defeated the Central H._:b School of Newton 11 to 2. James deter went ail the way for the Lears allowing only two hits to the visiting Central High team. Mat thew Miller led the Bear attack with a triple and a double. frozen out of jobs on state-owned properties, The release did not describe the type of jobs withheld from Negroes, hut it is known that the .jockeying field is one area that stands out like a sore thumb. Tracks throughout the nation employ Negroes as ex ercise boys and grooms, while the whites got the mounts and collect lucrative purses. This, despite the fact that Negroes "ere nr.co considered the best jockeys in the nation Ore ace rider nar>d Isaac Mur* who was the kingpin of the ■■ i - 1 ks around the turn of the • ■ v . st 7 ‘hares the record of : r i g one of only throe men to ride ■co Kentucky Derby winners. •rl - payments to her by Western Union. Meanwhile, Circuit Attorney j Qu, won Gan-iodcr was reported •» e invc Ugating a report that the Bravos team had tried to appease Mrs. Nicholson with a certain sum of money She was reported by friends as saying the sum amount |cd to 51.000, There was no imm.e --! chav comment ftom 'he team, j Besides denying the charge by i Mrs. Niche Non. Covington wni.i'i j not comment further. Upon toe a ’- v,ce of his attorney. Sw'-inn Grand, he refused to com; - ■ t or: questions concerning his income inn base’-.;.-;, a-idhier.il incei"-, :o. ms to’ai income tax fw <ne
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