PAGE SIX
nr t , r, r~~ vii#f ha -V Ff it > r\ t/y^vT~;
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In 1 952 *ratrfe View bowl ± th
IL It. A. WOOD
HOUSTON. Texas ‘ ANP)-—Piay ■
in* in ram and mud before M.O.'J
fans, the Texans Sou hern Tinet's
whipped the Prairie Vi. w Pan
thers 18 to 12 in the nation's only •
New Year's Day Negro howl tin.
The vtetorv enabled IFU to ix • I
main undefeated although once
tied for tnp 1952 season For V a:-
;i<. View, champions of the South
western conference, it was the se
cond loss el' the season. Th- Pan
thers’ other loss wa
A&Mi rated ion
tion.
An extra point kicked .. -I
beit Dean provided Texas South
ern with its victory mari'ir. Tex..:
Williams l l IJLLI - ‘ *
Mon In 7 ' ? ' '
’ CHICAGO (ANP 1 A.
lsams of the Chit ago An.
Giants is the lDf»:; i-ei ;
pion of the N- to An:
league, and Warner Karra c
Philadelphia Star- :
pitener, acconiin- •> Oi .
erage; of the league
the Howe Nc-v.'s 11
Pounding m
tones at
it-ad runnerup
Philadelphia by
Top sluggers m
ever, were We i
Henry Kimbrcu
ham Black Baron- .i- ■ S..
Wntrous of the Mempius Red Box.
ICLmhroue.n. 'bird ; . k-ttirv: wit:.
.341 led the league in runs scoi on
with 75. in doubles v.it 2:3 •>..
in walks with 60; was second in
total hits with 99. and third in io
ta? bases with '-til and in runs
batted in with 56.
I>.nnis led the league in ; it.-
with KM and RBl's with 79,
was second in to’al bases UK;
doubles, lit. and home runs. 14
Watrous is the home run k:.,v.
with 20 and total bases learn
W 9. He is second in RBl's, do. nun
triples, C.
James Wilkes of tin Indianapolis
Clown.- h-d in stolen bases vita
49. and Car! Dong of Philadelphia
BEATING THE GUN
NEW YORK . A NI ’ ■ I .of.
take a peek at sonic of the odui
ti • of i. iu prize :mg v. r-t , n ml '
the record ,v outstanding p-uTorm
( -• of every race and color.
l'li original Jot Walcott, a
s<;> at. a it i tough native of Bar
badoes, 8.W.1. vas one of F..- P
oil.'. - 1 »: • men , . Standing ;o ouad
a feel 4 inches in his prime and
scaling around 143 poods snainpH
wet. he was Ibe giant-killer in
-whet wiitfi.- call '"Roving s Gold
en <i .r <1897-1910.1 Walcotts i- - -
inside 'ln roped o .;na might be
1 knied '<> two fabulous or legem
clary eh..'o aeters who Itv* m tg-vi
-acred-ami-profane hist<> r y . it
stretches the imagination <>t the
i>< st of u- to pirluiv ;; ital good
“little man" ever v.hipping a crack
“big fella” . . . still Joe Walcott
the original, did iu.st that many
times.
Take joe Walcott's 7 round
knoeko; t of that terrific punching
Pol is I! no,, .great, Joe Choyinski
who weighed more than 170
pounds. Choyinski, kayo conquer
in' of a giver,, but still very pow
erful Jack Johnson and the fight
« who hit ru o i,<d Jim Jeffrie:-
the Funic-t blow the boilermaker
over rec*-iv(-d, was an odd-on-fa
vorite in the belting White supre
macists eho despised and under-'
imed Negro ring warriors ns much
as they discriminated and ostra
cized them m other fields, give
the Barbadian gamecock no chanc.
whatsoever. Here , ■ how > ...
ni-w.-oaper described tor bailie
"In open-mouthed wonderirient
fans stood on the top oi .-ha;,
as mighty Joe Choyinski grew
in Ihe in! i■ - . ~ : .....
that would have ntrkeci a 'v. -e
could this bull V.'.o-ott who ilir<
his manager Tom G'R«- rke posted
SSOOO to go as so f- ho id h
(Walcott t not liek f"-r
ROBINSON-VEItSi
Here begins f
pnrisons most of
dulge m . . Could
a retired-pic’ue
close tn beatir.i
104 decree heat a s • ■ :
Yankee Stadium -N.Y '.-.ave iickea
the “Barbadoes demon'.'"
1 don't know and I feel ihat
only by a fight between the
their very best, could this auc
tion be honestly answered.
Admi'ting that lire
ditions. increased intelligence, etc.
m e l-li yard-tick facto a >.». i m
employ in our losic and reasoning,
I still do not know do von-'
I think that Rav Robinson. Mer
ca lCiirdan. Rocky Graz .mo. v -. v
Langford, Harry Ore . You,-,, pc
ter Jackson. Mickey Walker. Tor;
Zalae. Stanley Kdcbel. Pnnnnia
Joe Cans, Bob Fit».«itr or - ••
few more who fought for so
long around the 155-160 weight:
would have held their own against
mos f Os the 175-200 pound cham
pionship contende s. 1 t-.iink note
of the aforeinetioned array would
hav,- lasted as long against Jack
J< hson 1 1909. Colrna. Calif > as din
Stan KetcheH save of course, peer-.
ii ss Sam Langtord.
i AKES. AND MIS-MATCHES
It is dishonest weak-hearted re
porting to put it r ildly, not to
acquaint present day sport readers
v.it-h what has bee ncalied 'the
black mans burden" in ring lore j
Joe Gaos knev. it so well and
tragically. He was that good that J
most of the time he was hand
cuffed (in a swindle) against top
white opponents. Chicagoans wtui [
lived in 1902, feel for the most
part that Terry .McGovern, acn-i
Souther., tat . <
i. . Andre Ford
i t ;3i- i, ; ii) v,,
Ti-xi. SoiU'ii.a tn Hied ibs
w inning- on a;:n r.er F.»"?l
a; rial thi: >.:ie -,ur:l for one
yard to Fred jiiekswai. I'ln* su •
paint i \,.:i - ; u . 1.-t (hr rr
riii-g of t 'i-.ii lvs r g«.i<-. sh!
npfi.-.cl;, and Edward <mltn,
bui doling . t
V ni
I'l
f. .
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n
r v
\ * '. •, ■ ? • i
H;tn “
to ■' ' th- ii ,(•:u
B a?:- Wr-iK.i-; o.: h.-: .
.3 1 ( 'Mil ••' 'iiim'
t-:.rreui i’”'..', '■
I ; .n ]')■ .' •• -\ 1 • '
It rr*’, t*j
- —RFC -
‘! i' >.lvt 1 * l i.' * iwli pD'.iai • i
; (.v<-r i t:..!iy ka ... Jo - G r. i
2 roun i- there Bo F.a was th>
! .v, rare, ut r . I • .
state .. Xu- i >'b:e,is was .
. .ai .oi a long time.
When Killy Molar., Balt’u-ig •>-
-i t mu nager, for* •• d a tiibt-r.-u
--lur "Old Master'' to make 13,
,a ; uds with has -hoes on foi !h;;i
42 roiJiid nloc.O-bp;ti a; Goldiii-
Nev. t iat Tex Kickard crorno e
i.<n- was- a mi.x-match that has
a *.v :in : p.iraileis . . T!u- Joe
W.slcel; !-'■ t> Kid I- m i u. Sj.at
:lr• for v. ilien D'.-iu- , -'
permitteu the “tlomor." to atave
■ff eleven pounds of mu.-cle
I'-iini-d Wah-ott after . -'ash ion
The '.Saginaw. Kid' k.iyocd Wal
cott and then repea'cd the trier
Walcott's true poundage Tiia'
fi-st match hurt Walcotf: meta
bolism Was Jack Johnson-,less
Willard a palpable fake’ The Bat
tling Sike-Mike McTi.-agu!. l Tit, e
grab jest beclouds: all thinking
Pi oces-u's . tha 1 ;- all . . They
say that a poor Jock Johnson,
t-.ully in Me- d of exist.'n-c. money,
ri'd not have his heart in the Mar
vin Ha: t-Johnson scrap that caine
prior to the C4alv«ston. t error T
conuuest of chunk Tommy Bums
Doc 26. 1903 at Rushcutters Bay
N» v. Zealand -
Primo Carn*. i 'l93fn n<-vi r -av,
the day *-. ,t h.. to:, p \ hip -
■ i on.- -ii I-.- t.i id gii v Geortu
Gods-. y, vilie. pa., man
.-no; 11 ; ,:nd i “R .nncr-w,,,-
J-'t-iw. i>,(itui. io’! tv r Ci ■•’-
f- ey ami-i/.'-d 1 .... national bet so
,PTh:-,iM-Ketc!i!.-Jl. wi -<•>
tin< movie interests T<- * '
rote ’- ■< -.d c> •-.-!• -cros.-etl
-.■.'hen Wiljii. B-'itt i brother o
• %:
•, ( V
NATION’S TOP SOOREB TTidtor Ifnkcs, Sc ton HiUIY (N. Y.)
tremendous center, tiM taken ever the scoring leadership among the
nation’s major coUego basbethaU players. The 6-foot 11-inch senior
from Rochester, N. V. has dumped in ill points In nine names for tt
****rnarkeira jur tnw.iw fNewspreiuu phota.) __ t * j
.-nabbed the tn ytxy r ns .
. . it: iu .. la .h . .0 -a ; its Itol. . ;
. ...« no a ing ill the
d iu_ q.: Ir. t: . l.i r.i rwa j
Pihiirie .Vic-u ra.li 0 h . .'. r--- '
LiJ A ’ qt.i. ii. i, t i !
L: ; 1 1.:n <o Ohio te .v i i '': ; ' ’■
. . - . * ~ :: . 'll K-K ..! ‘
.'in to \'.- r ; - ; : .
Panthe; s lott their e: po (■
t;e the game.
• . w • • y <vr s >..-a
, >,h -■ 'J: ;-v-tL; -, *'■■■■■
M W' -’v
fSy c
j' '
i’HAJIPION’ Tlf hF. HOLDER Already th" f:oid"r of th", British
Emoirr well. rw-OitM. inaldi. v ighf and licht-heavy-weight hovinjc
crowns, ring master Randy Turpin may soon odd th.- world’s middle-
Weichf till" to his string, Tlx- r.-tir-oi.-nt of '-Sugar” H,iv Robinson
teftv.s hi- English irtnquish"r (later reversed) Its- number -no -sit
fender. Who wants to foe- him anywnv? (Newspress Photo.) “
Big Expections
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. .’ANP)
The new year of ITH bring.-; upon
iiciitwcieht Jimmy Britt) advisee
tr.c- Ho’ish ciouter I<> i>y for a
S--u* l.ii! ;f.nd, : .d. -i thj.t »;
no ric-cisior.: ?: nr. with
Ketch el I ~M.:iii\g foi -15-round
CaliKjr,;, fi"ht. !;.>:'(-t. ;! could be
.-on-MM, >i <i i.owe-• rnk-Jw--
,i! ■ -■' i !)-,■- ~ . .K>- i|. -,!(i
vhen Ae -u--.ici-lcd he ■•b-u ; .,-!|.
like mir.c. uuhHiM'i-'.. r> • ■:! of
are . I . :.-p; •!•
THII CAROLINIAN
I. ih ii Vi . J.V.- in 105. 'ii
..-! ! erg. -. .1 -.-,i 'i
j - ' us U!.l rl Tex::-
Si .i.-.ii■; n on t:-i- . i.. •
i ~i - ■ -■ r,r. - nii 7 kicks to 2
Jon o kick fo* 13U Tin Ami .
1...-•• ;c - -. '* -’ Ii:■ ■■ for
m .B. an:-’ the i ige a. ■ in •- fm
-' jY
....- T r.irii Vi, '., 9,
the Fi"ii(!a A&M basketball t- on
. xoeclr.Uons of a urea’ season on
Hie con t. The Battle: . are return
:!.a to the .H'cLto.xi minus (>mly
three nun a Ik. la.--t year carrier'
lilt- team 26 victories m 2fj
gi-.mes.
The Rattlers !t.,vi played no
pre-season tilt- because of the re
;?ai- la-: iiome floot They
: I;.. . 31 v "i ’vi: ui'.i at a local
h-gh school ‘-■y.-n With loots- ho.r.i
coi.-'t r,»i\\- iu goue -’nape, tile jji., 1 .--
ors >< •-. »• been m pcaeUcr since
iwtu i i . i.ourors. Cm,-Co.pt'ins
: ’ (." ;;bb c» W’,i- .lazUin
mi e '■ H- r.i. snd To:,
m ut.
' ..ui;-.. f .y
I
. WJdim A -'i a., anu
B< < it :’i c :t ',i
outfit hat i r.r.* :■ a
vr •o’ 7-J J . ..- ,' .rn
or an aver:- -of 50.*
i ii’ iMJ’oivs; non ■
.-I San . Jan. IT
-. ni 20: K
! h 3. and M .
'(>!-,’v. Feh. 9;
.0 X:.v: ,-
-■v Feb. 14:
>'■ • 17 and Benedict.
D. 19.
Gamer away; Morns Brown,
n More louse. Jan. *3: Knox-
Me. Jan. It; Tu'-ke o. Feb. 4:
Gubar ;-, A. an riM. Feb. 5: Ale
■'.ma State Feb. 6; Xavier. Feb
-21; Savannah State’, Feb, 2 r : Bene
dict, 'Feb. 26. Alien. Fe -. 27. and
South Carolina State, Feb. 28
RFC-
Year-end farm nssets were *-’••
pected to approximate 'H72 bit
lion, a 2 per e.-ni increase <?%«.--
the t’stima'ed $lO9 billion on Janu
ary ) 1852
sports
MS THE
r)py*n'Omr
ttmbvhzl.
■IK TO T 'TM CM I
a- . • < ( TV
-iai hit SDCi't.-;, boxing clubs,
‘ - • ' • --V.'; .0.0, 0 Oi.KTi
i i'*?' - t';’ -'o O'o,:.’u-, in the
••- c •ne ra i «:o \\cc i>u :> h a :-3
L \.’<i s,■ ■ • i,* £i. ir, ' ■ - j■- -
o " ork hi:i »u,.- u:i The
'<• t of there is what ir-ay
. '• 1 I vision talent - how [e.i
---* r o eiirr.iiiary. I)ut prconlsiri^
till- . -.1 t'-c Mi' !l;.s
<> •' ;:s tn give indirect fin
' CM' .'ii t'l" A
■or The -. ! -. a! .it nil
» .during ' i lu.el-. \V'u-n (he
•'o' >' •“ " i m-, ,irl.
th. i; til SIR wHlidrtits ; s).
5 . s • ■ • ..
'' ’ '' ii r * ' ■ : li- Ri bn
into main cv ml
th.<- IB( at the Cliit a u
sa.ii a 'uirnal *o!.lnv.'h--- (-. ■
ii;u. V (in not. bon i• •
cause ihe - -.iid.-i nr?;-, i
lOS I Y CU-le!
Come lan. 38. tln> IK vpi
into .1-1 *- *o.
s)n that ms id it c\ di ), -
.our ni !li, ii -. 11 : is r,c-.i leii.-
ing future •,:<> pe-ts in tun
per nil?, mm T i it vi-ioa fa >;.
v.dl nvi-i the gin event of
.) rnar i. h> :c .-?i i u w -II
: k now n i> '■:<-■ s.
•t li-jilt, i< i' ■V c f' -l ci 'lf ill ' ' ,?'• >
1 1freight. /Jan »ody; \v\W
j•. riucii'-v Po‘h hbvo haiu-.
: T]u.\t will race two i r noo i
: intr’amo eel i-a uk I); iVC'
!tcav\ Wt !'.av 1 j.’?ja?‘p»n • - v.. i i
1 , rw j YTon 17 ls,S.. T.G T>
lin'i 1 i. ii. ‘t\ . a
, MVsl ( Ijllcl 1* L- <
\ uth*-*v\ Patter -on a? 1 i.>? « ’ - *
C-iovc and Okvmpis- 16■ ■ ‘ 1
• isl. and Moody, i 7.51 Gold-,
i champ.
This i*iiigsi;!er hay --eon ’
I’; tti-r. ,n !' M r, v; ■ . ■
■of th<..->e yourg.-aers in-, shuvrn th
a- :1 ■ 1 s, ■ u n ut! cm:
m The Moody - V i--. bmu .
: t-c u. -r t-.i.-H) am,-J K atun- ..Hi -•
- ;,k.Bat a . r. -i
r - ami ha'Cl i> :i ■ i.- -: ■ 1 ■.■
8 Maybe this sv;l -y, v. ill
good way to i.tlract more tai . ‘o
set* ;he p. I'MIII. T i'-
J , ei’i, howl-'. ~. will not nk. Hie
” : ic!>-P of not sliaring in television
' receipt.:.
li.VSl"f»;u I- ON 3v\s
lO SI-IGHIKR
When tars r.u :sic< - iv.,: tpai
ycung W'.-sbury Biw-ccm hud ;> ux-ed 1
to f :ce -I-.-. .‘ •: 1 rha.'r.-
pion F-.zard ChA'i.'s in a 10-'-.- inc
bout, ii'' l.'lKlid I'.'o'fiiv a '.. vi ! 1
■ T’.e fight will .take i.l.'uv Jan. i- m
’ 1’• ~ :. ;j i;, . ■ C
riiis -tun,id b<- .-ei', A ,ai*"h<-r
tui.-.-ap for Ch.-irlc- in i'i- 10-co.k-a
O - jV...
Tills should K< j :>t anoth/’
-ass on, fn ■ t iiavti's a- K *'
1 -;H himself on for a bout
■ - . i ..- o • i na’i’ii.n
'••i - r -a. o
: .....i-oi.; e-.'-ix.; s-• -Mould neve,- '
up.- 80-ms who 1..1C-. i
• d i-.R. kayoed bv C ..-ir!- ' In
. n in <• 19"2. n mo v o-.c
f n.;.- , ( ;h hn had j■ tideu KDI
t -a - - ;■' -,ng light 'heavy -
; f!i ion, T<irainy
i n !I: v- n ; Sr;... ever
f r>* the !73-ooUorl
if rootled properly.
!-’a?;-or.- (K-Hnir.'lv r.-m ret
ris -J, i„v well, '"id
•-here i= no ) .-sen. ir'W- Ve
i,, .... , a f-• h with
’ j. • TTnh ■' Cly-.-l s has sli --
i -a 1 P.a - docs re*
- ith her: Jr. wo Id
do 1. !• t ii-.-’i i
Id eri-ri":- and 1.-avo !h
--alone
rd'O's who 'Mosr. t h
VTin* V'YEIf-HTS ...
rrsnr • or -
Wl*h ce. m. :- - Pry R- r •
: di i- it !-■ out cf the mid lev e j
■pi lore, il le-rK ?r? It- • H. m.i. To - j
id Bn el ud :o-,d Car: ' j
,r ■ son o f Ha-.i as ac - P-- 1 ■' 1
likely to succeed areime tin J
: poimdo'-y.
Turpin ii a stron - uro 1 (ho
fighter who can give and » '
a blow. Ho owns one victory ov-'r
Robinson. Based < a tentafi*. cii- -
inntion nlnns. he is u> f.e- - C -arles ,
Hu me ?. of Franco to s * - vvao i
the bi s’ non-Amei - ;an. Kunu-.. i
tilt- fellow who recently kepi Eu
ne H Mrston from landing many
blows in a 10-round bout. H - i
i :;uppo:.-cl la be rough -,nd t.uiijh i
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V: H • .. .. . '■' ”>.*<&> SjlijL
■ ' ; " ’ WHO'S '\VA-'!»r.V> 1
tnnd i•*(!>.•'• .* :-•.•■• t„. own •••-•,. ;
v ‘ 7 <!*'ft ! biinriiv nvU t -fl *i ! .’mui; •■
f - . Dike F-« M-r -s !h.- .lutr- r eome fcJ*s»V
‘ bom- rift r h !'!•■.: « ;••»« Dst
£"•■'■ ISBjrf si’:r.*)it. Thought » • h- “vra*H«l
!;v ' ? on!', ■ ■■■ p? \ ivors ' ”
“ f.ir him the "cvu ts t e.ndtn g iit“.y ■r" Y.Iv 1
V' IPjoii Sporting Nous uword in SOO2, send v.'sfiSf 1 :-..
» ; :i- ;t hoiiithy raise in JP33. (Net*spress
ifey Photo.)
.-sEg-y'b. cof x . ' .' j£
Bnr.ni.itt i- . Med.. hard
Ml ■ • ! • : , ;.
f-> • ’ -.-Ii ‘II -.1- 1-■
*.» ' .. . i'j : '-•< 11, * > J j it-.* I' !'-
Hie nPJdlcv. ,-iGit chamD,."’
|',’i t-.j-i J?.', -ui'.-.ft*'-, k -
riK »!• ..il * \\h i.- «vP»>*</;!
:-.n .■ H?< National B<-xn ar-o
--i.-v -e>:t He considers iiirutcci TV
ffiApev ti> !>- hit; promoter
! A H',:
, r-. -. ■ -. all town p> .:TTi<i : it.
.1. . - to
it i-'.i... IS- NBA v.-u'-r
--ir • ■ ■;..j a local pro
New Fan-Shaped Gloss Backboards
f ,
! i:< r.f-'.v f -n-s’iapi >1 h.-isketball hadchnards made of Herculitc will
provide g: -a ter f ivc visiiu! area for spectators.
D—.. I'ojiu -nl <-i the fa*--shaped gi.'ss ba; kbo.'irril c,*im> as-a result
'>? ;, 'i -'di- U- ■ • i,f pi (ces hit by a Rusk tbal!. Tin- study
re?- al.-ti that tl i-aiiort;• at mv.-i is in the shnjv "f u big fan or kidney,
-h chi unit- i :h>- -.. ycf a Bn.-,- by sm foot r«-<-tangular back
board. Ih hit ;; : hi b - Mandatory n o lendtiti m- f the
Associ:;! ion of College J’.iGfolbtiil Conches. Kati-shap.-d backboards
already have been ttppiovvd by the National Basketball Conuidttee and
L-nve gamed in popularity with high s. IsooJ.s aiui st-< • 'tidarv school:-.
Long vigor-?us t*-«ts under i,: tu;il playing cond-.t ions have sli :i
that. ■?.. tnch llemiiitc is fo.r- to five times strong«.-i Hum ordinary
g*a»s of the snii« tDi-k.:w;,i . . „
VTEEK ENDING SATURDAY JAM ARV 10. 15)53
2 ' ••;< §£ sß® #*. ?§ ’8 cor •fiSfc
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ilf : : 3 3
r-: : ' r %llf Ipi
p<-vt his ,*r kH\ br<»Uon 1' **
-' - ' i> si ro-n^•• than ev«-r
m-j uir'i't* hi i • t’t o(; f;»St tv'tT.
■XT’, -it.' is fj ‘ * vni<‘> whh Giant
i Vj- *'haul*, '
, "Tp, • op : V o;;r t «n v rig'ht
SMh-s ..oVi-rrpi'-' \ fr'--;agi* Ui%
. ■ii * *; . siio- •!• i:.'.•
SEX 4 101 MWS
to i s:
? C FRIGE HIOH
3ANOiiETGUEST
•i.tSBTTRV The foot'.a I! ban
,■ ih • Price Hi-ai School
; i.iai! tcnm an'l tn< !■■■ guests hold
’ y *,'n.■ . Alumni '-''oni.i was
Vt’l j lU" l " 'Ull ..1 1 .t PTijo: ''W‘‘
'tio v. i.r iliiod.'.ll, local Ic. ripr *
n r;e arian; ; e«r'Ms
Prof L. 11 Hall
■‘i : ••;).■.) . as mast.v*
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t: c sami- rfa! life
• iir tin sneaker snid: "‘You
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c to jtfi. counter anU voti
- ■ vou get. Shop wisely,
a>. a your health and your
y.; . a 1 :o ie d» livered a
.•-<■•■>■ to Coach S VV
"f each of the Yonr.” re*
i fine work done by
t h • 17 y res' i:; whit":
• rt inspiration and lead*
• n apv squads which he
oryiehed and trained: he then
• i e fountain pen set to
*.. , s n token of appr. elation
r-i • > as of the Price High
; -hoo! a'i roni.
f ' 'll l.anr.nster expressed
• -ociat'iin !o the donor' for thi
ar o" T.i.ras .Randall spoke
.•'■ '•■ ot. the origin of the idea
to haruor-f and expressed the
•asiyo of tin' •ilumpi in sponsor
: a, activity George Alexander
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k: ot: beVialf of the school, and
; 'f oar people spent the rp
•r .im-jers of the time enjoying
1 eiweKes. Music* was furnnslteci
the i ,i. Old' musical coh m
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Junior f,s!!i am is
Wanted Present*
!)av Baseball liookies
NEW YORK < ANP'i Most,
a :sht iifier rookie m the minor
u a a ;.s Dodger property .rtin/Jf
Gilhani. playing second ' "i' at
Montreal.
lust about ready to come up
to the parent organization,
Gilliam is Iveinc oarefulle cov
ered as the Dodgers seek a
trade with th: >r big league
rivals.
Scuttelhiitt is that flllli.ini
will cotne tip and take over at
second with .laekie Robinson,
•hitting back to first.
Tnckto ployed that position ovi
. illy with the Dodgers Al
■’oii .h in would have to learn to
it all over again, the talk is
t, ->n y that th,- famous ball player
v, id v, in:! 'up hi.s days si first
! -se to; 'w Dodger;:, just as he
: . ted
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irt Jersey expfj’i*
ibgnt.K. w <■*!*<• to oo bO
•• nt 1 4 their grazing in the
davti?ne and 40 t> c cent at niglit
Tin-* addition of organic matter
* •> garden soils Is of priine irnpor
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