PAGE FOURTEEN
Fla. A & M Gives Coveted
4 T ’'" 1 o 77i irty-Six Athletes
TALLAHASSEE Thitf
OiembAre of the HM, f ••• :
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Athletic. Con Cere
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Tenncssea ti&l® Wins Top Rating
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the seuoa »a? ;n
out by cow rh-- T ■ •
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with 233 point if <■ pu ■■ ■
in scoring pis?' ••
•econd with 15. " t< .-ro tus nr.p
the tmers v.-e.> 'h
yards in 517 rushit’ ’ ' 11
a g«si« aw.."." of H " v... ; .
tola] *e am offense the Tigers v i
6th »> tii 'BSB
gam? average of StT 1* m n
dividual pnsr • ceivins Wn -u'i
Glossom. ISO pound .f. ' i ■: -
chant end. tied for f '• ■ • •’•
touendown par " cn<u t
and was ftlh m rw'n.is ;•. he
caught 18 passes fm 3. •; ■
Aiexardec T. Dur’r--. Ti.. c t
Quarterback wa ti■, "
down passes thrown « 1,1 it
Lloyd (iardley w ? ls-th it mdivi !-
ual acering with m ' ■•■■■■■'
and 8 extra points for a i : al or 6.
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JTi'i i quHrlerbark Wdltants.
•••.ho fiom the subject,
tvhaf *> • hlc* !<.»■. Means To
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to e:.-«-mptii'j the same com •
p iifive ptcd in life Ihev
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v-tiued the spi.tls.er.
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• "•. Frtirie* \ (IS-ht. Central I
’ Maryland. State , j
Alcorn j
; ■i u city flipie t4o*o>. Lin coin :
■ ' ' ! .4“ -:nd Florida A&M i
i i.i A. >. y. w.'Ofl eight srames
' ’.. d p;t .ioI i Jr. T- sit ..'re -Td*C
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: Tee ;..: amp:mg Tiger? (3-1-0-. j
* • • ior.ot ciMinns. '
d '.‘uid. Their only loss tv at to i
t r.i T'-mO ' tiitt ffllOWJ? 1 ;? !
■ r.' 11 : i ns i i J }T«j- fi n*sl H»ti k» I
. ]r» thi> order I
Fou'.-err* 'T-l-Oi. Dela
;.‘.;\re <*r-I-3 Maryland State :
In Football:
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•’ •• .? iri.VSG Lb < Special < —;
it'ip.u ' next fc-v moPfh? :
u r .i*s •' •H- 'am going to chor- j
t! .•">• r.;>.ti'.e: iicaU-ily about the ;
if •' i:c■".■•■ dominated 1853 j
..•••? NAT A afm.ilt college !
CdtiM .d' l.of-f'nT .fonnkiaibte d>‘-i
vet f v.' ..' ijs.'.'d Id times among I
. dr. M-iM i.di.d team leaders in fin-1
uinti.v:; rolcaycd by the |
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: .- .' .■.'• ?■ h‘! j; ‘s t>r ; i jfST.ii* enj i"%• \v :i$
’ \»nericjp Fdv.-ard Murray.
• f If-ti - 11 ''( .pound junior
ski!'.'' Houston. Texas
*• Fr. "a;nod ! lit yards rushing
- nor h* rank third na
k - ■' i in. total offense.
TM i" iky scoot or also ranked i
i'v i irHly in rushing'
i . v nds op |so carries and
;. i : p ; . c.-oring •■.■yh S" points.
A i ,kf-e;w'cr nuy with >o, "
■ ''fis.lihfs of rMplosivo-ncsv he led
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V' rn Jones Traded To Cards
CHICAGO (ANP> Sam Jones.
1 on.. ■"! the t:’.os* fabulous players
’to 1 or?: 'he Chicago Cubs baseball
i! t-:#m it. recent years. has left the
!1; i- tn'y | a-, fine! of Wrigky Field.
Jon-.... v-n fwon baseball immor
j tsii* ■■ by pitching a 4 to 0 no hit
} it-une 'rr-t the Pittsburg Pirates
i ia< io May 12, 1D45. early last week
v.' i r;.-.lcd to the St. Louis Cat •
. fLr.nl in a 10-player deal which
provoki a much discussion and a
, .-ri at doll of speculation. He was
the t’.o player ;n the deal which
also .sent teammates Jim Davis, an
! other pitcher. Hobie Landrith, a
j ' atelier, and Eddie Miksis, an out-
I fieldoi, to the Rodbirds
Far. here who have eome to ad
! mire Jones for hts spectacular leal
nd ni, hard work on the mouna,
in -* iajtfd the question that tne
i Cubs, it seeking to bolster its cat
!pa Pitts onceming the 41-48 |nst :
! r.p3rlr,jrlr> iti "u- openliv coute&t j
Blossom Classic m Miami on 1
■ Deeembei 1
i Oait.rjer a reputed full rraponsi
j bilit.v fir the less .\nd said that i
:he would settle for an eight *r.n<* i
j record any mason. 1 am proud:
'of this (.cam. they are a
bunch of boys.” stated the Fain-i
U rru.ntor Tie thanked tlv many :
j persons who have labored in or
der to make a successful football
isea sop
i <B-2-1. Jackson 'fl-2-2' Mississippi
‘Vocational (8-1-1;. Allen (7-1-1«.
! Bethune-Cookmsn <B-3-o>. Morris ,
j Brown 1 5-3-o<. North Carolms j
; College (5-2-2) pp.d Wiley <6-3-1* |
i Teams I.ha< barelv missed the ;
baker's dot«n. but rated high were ;
racked a* follow*-
14 %t Ausuatine> ifi-l-l'p ,
Xavier (8-S-Ot, 15 Gen*: d State ‘
<4 3-11, i7 Morgan (S-2-D, IF J
AA-r <ssp.. in Tjo-ost Virgin ip i
j •-•••at? *4-3-0). and 70 Bluefiald
1 Hie; “St 'coring team '.'a? Mis
j jiasippi Vocational whose oppo
! s‘*’on was weak This team batter•
!'d opposing teams (or points
I in *en gabies, including a ifll-O vic
: *o; v mv» Rust ;n the most ’e.psid
''d snnu <'f th? season
■ Gramblmg to the national Negfo
' championship In '55 and piloted
them to the coveted third spot ns
i Sionally this season
| in three seasons Murray has j
; gained 3,230 yards and scored 31 ;
| touchdowns.
I He .-G ored on runs of 81. 56. 55. l
| 51. 38, 37, 35. 38 and 26 yards our - i
; ing the ’SB campaign to help tnr. i
Tigers carry the football gospel ir
,-n elmiuent manner.
Grumbling ranked seventeenth in
; team rushing; seventh in total. of
j fensc; twenty-fourth in team u- ;
sing with 1.069 yards; twelfth i.i
team scoring with 48 touchdown -
arc 2< PATS for 312 points, an,
sixteen in rushing defense.
The Tigers won eight games or.
a suicide nine-game srhedu.-.
against foes from the.four major
X'-.r.0 conferences and averag •
34.6 points per game
OrambHng has been beaten on!;-
rm.ee in its last 13 games.
, | chcr ,-taff. might have gone too far 1 1
1 1 in departing with Sam. Despite his ‘
| i spells of wildness, they feel that ;
| Jones has been a valuable asset in , •
• | the Cubs. His replacement. Tom To
holky, a righthander v/ith a 9-14
. won-lost record, sports a 3.59
. ed-run average to Jones 3 50, out, j i
•'Sad oam’' tops him m the sunk- ~ 1
i out department Jones Jed the Ns- ; i
i i tionai League in' strikeouts last j
year, with 176, However, he walk- (
i ed Ijs, to also top the league i i
B-sides Poholsky, other players i
i i coming to 'he Cubs in the deal are
Jackie Collum, a righthanded pit- j
cher, Ray Kitts, whom the Cub.,
feel will strengthen their catching
staff, and Wally Lamer?, an ir
. j fielder. In addition the Cubs arc
>j to get two triple-A players in ! i
i Marco. However, except for Jones,
Mr. \fedgrfal!
: ; ■ j(t .'a-.'-.k -Ussty.
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■ - &UP- AT 35 ' V- (_ %0: V .
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fSAfWis- as. V> to
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Defense Rated High !
! ORELNSBORtb—The A*T Col- - ration.
I Co/l6gt? l iii thp nitifi, th*
: which ha?. rv<rxc6 down all rom * I , , /
petition in winning all four of n,b had a,,owpd no »PP°« ent mor * |
: first aames this season, received than sixty-points. They in
-1 nigh rating last week eluded: Hampton Institute, j
In a report rf’en.nr’d by the Mb- Biuefieid State College, Fay*
: tional Collegiate A! hletic Assn- • eitevllle State Teachers Col- S
| elation, of which the college, is a. lege and St, Augustine’s Col*
j member, the efx'ccuve A'.'-nc dt-i lege,
fenso was rated number seven ; The Assies are coached by Cal
arnoos the smaller colie .es of the, Irvin.
•MOST ORIGINAL' -- New York foahion model and soli-taug-»
designer, Edna Bettis- s«N»red her second triumph In a yrir when
she won a distillets award tor tho “most original r- dumo «• a
«<icent kuAtan ishow <A the novv'ly-foraMsd Afysocictle^
Amorim She is shown receiving a gift corbiiceT Inr her ‘‘shorty
nigbigovm. which rivalled a revnaling nylon dress which w -n
her the top award at the Negro Models C>ui'd 1 ci.sh.ioo Foabval
earlier this yoar. CMewuptess Photo),
j _ •
|Miss Althea Gibson, Robert Ryland
I Head Tennis Rankings In U. 3. A.
Poholsky and Katt the others in 1
the deal arc minor figures
The deal was,closed at the fu -> ,
session of Uip major league meet- !
bigs here.
Jones came to the Cubs in 1054 j
in a deal that sent slugger Ralph j
N.ntr in »he Cleveland Jndiniv 1 . 1
On*'- year after that he pitched I»,> !
thrilling no hit game, and imme-j
diately became a Cub heir. In me j
game, Jones fanned six batters, in j
eluding the dangerous Roberto Cle- i
mente and Dslf Loup He struck j
out ..he last three batters to face
him. after filling the baw - ,m
balls,
Junes' baseball career almost
came to an end in 1952. when he j
suffer'd an attack of bursitis He j
mod“ hir- comeback with Indiana). - i
o.'is. a Cleveland Indiana farm j
tec i/I i
HTL CAROLINIAN
J OFANCEBURC, P C. - Th? j
j N '° i rankings in the Singles !
“veiHi for 1556 are the same as, u j
j 1955 Robert Ryland, a TeiUtt -set i
| State College student, and the in- I
j ternaucoally famous Althea Cib- i
1 * ft n. of New York City, occupy j
I this spot :n the Men's and Wbisen
| events respectively-. George Stcw
; art. of Montclair N J. former I
' National Singles champion, was i
placed at No 2 Nana Vaughan, j
of East Orange N ,J, repeats m j
! the bridesmaid's position.
The Southern player* dotn
j tnat«> the various divi*tnn* m
the young players. William
Nr il.-on, a Portsmouth, Virginia
youth, is top-ranked in the
Junior Singles The first posi
j tiou in the Girl’s Singles went
to Clara Henry, nf Hawkins,
Texas. The 12 to 15 years hon
ors went in Joseph Williams, of
Durham. V and Mary Hen
ry, a Hawkins. Texas young
ster, In the B«\'s and I'.lri's i
events, respectively
Dr Sylvester B Smith, Fieri
j dent .of the American T* asu A; -
! soriatiuft, was interviewed at the
HCC Cagers Face Three Opponents
t'- r y* ? i A r. «• i i-< . . /-> i
i- vit L..c > {.'XJJisi V.'Jl
1??.* T pipy three non
eorur.rence team? in Wilmington,
W c.. .lackr.fii. Ai and Gramb- j
line. <--) befotp r«»--imirg CIA-» j
p ! ' y in Durham on Saturday, <»Jan
uary s#>.\ with Hampton InTo-|
Ali(" a game (dated for WiUtst.cn
tnAua-.-uI ilint School on Decern- ,
fc.ttt 22 with Savannah Slate Col j
lege, the Faclca return to Durham j
i\v iht Ciuislrr.ns season Then |
they shov ■ off Southwards fori
thro- Ci.ish with Jackson Coils to j
fffIYFI'UMR, World Mid&leveiy/rf Championship
Madison Square Garden, hkdne&daif, January 1,195%
\ jfa talc 4 tape / jpgg|
f ■ CHZST(EXMNPU))‘(ik.S*L
| zefetrt WfST 3t’lz**L njgfff*
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51 *EXArd""wEt6H?ft" WTIX BEY* 1
4 yf/Il ANNOUNCED FOLLOWING R
# 1/2 ANOmOAL WEKjUtNG-tNtV-
Pk CONDUCTED BY THE NEWYOBK ', ; > '
'€k V' STATEATHLETICCONMtSStON L\ ~C ”.&■*
W% \ AT !£ NOON THE DAY OF TUI - - Mm
el tkiht-each fighter ml*st :' Jflp
.._ jggj
SijJClf’Y 'NO CONTEST Charles Jenkins, winner of e gold medal for the 400-meter Olyw
f " tRRn T '7 Vt ' : '' ;n *>hown with his fiancee. Phyllis G, Randolph, as they obtained a marriage
-- . n'e at t.Ae r sy i At in Boston recently. Assistant City Registrar Louis Tobin aids the happy
.a'a>. J-rdarki also helped the U. S. Olympians win the 1600-meter relay event (New<cpreai
I Photo).
Texas Southern Set New Rushing
ArJ Total Offense Record In ’56
IIOtSTON, Texas The 1956 <
' T*3i.' * team set a n< *• rushing and
j »f>idl oiiense re cm 'i foi the school.
I vbtn'ltelj'r* ni'h':.-! '{nr '
j , v ,iius as compared to Ijj&fi, <
j yard,’ Hif.hmg
| The previous! high iri total ot
i fon«<* was 3711 yards in 19,V>
! rompvca to 3969 in 1956. Tho best
| tiinr of the htJcase of the ranking.-.
Ho ; ,/ the nn!i , i r, n that the Ift,>7
! Junior Champ; inrhips will haw
the : ;.igesl entry in history H»
based ins opinion on the fact, that
the youngsters will be playing at
Wtlbii'fofce in August, the t.hn"
days immediately preceding tit
Senior even*;-- The centra! 1 sea Hon
of Wilbet force t* a factor.
North 'Ca'oHn-i s cotton produc
tion is estimated at 36.099 bales of
300 pounds gross weight, accord
ing to specialists with the North
Carolina Crop Reporting Set vu e
This 19.46 cop is 9,(700 hales cr 2.6
per C( nt above the 1955 production,
but it is 07,000 bales or 21.2 per
cent below 1945-54 averages. Tits
estimated 410,000 acres of cotton
harvested this year is the lowest
since IdfiO. The 1956 harvested
acreage is 8.3 per cent under last
year od 35 4 per cent below th* 3
1945-54 average.
To offset, possible lower vegeta
ble price.- each year, glowers
should increase efficiency of pro
duction and market only properly
graded vegetables of best quality.
*"ETK ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER vnn
>n D. t-mber 31. They move over
to t ir.imshng for New Year’s y-ay
with ine powerful Louisi.-.ria five. •
Bfi'vp tb ° holiday!., the.
F..lUi< •• marched north to Mjrv
bn j where they turned bark
■Nay” Taylor ‘a defending C. <
A A quint 75 to 62.
j In the- Maryland contest. Sar.i !
, the Eagles highly touted j
; 'star won iri tha k ,*’s outstanding
| flout man, marie M points to tak. i
| his season's average in five games
to L4.r.
j Mai .viand’s versatile John Sam- !
rief. !,:-ive record is held by the
1952 t. am when 10 opponents writ
i.V>3 yards or 156 5 yards per game
The 10 6 team gave up 2215 yards
or ?2! yards per game
Hrfward Smith, 1952 AH-
Vn.eiri .in fullback. still holds
tin -t .hoot's rushing record of
1256 yards in one season. John
ny i cider's 1956 total of 786
yards Is the second highest in
the history of the school. Aud
rey Ford. 1952 and 1955 All-
American quarterback still
holds the school's record in
lou. udown passes with 21 in
19.14.
SEVEN STAR |
pEsOf 90 PROOF I
1j »2j5 pwt s3^ aT . I
Himi i nnMuminirT 9 seven star. bunded wvusrrr. *»
B Tj -.1 PROOE. ir/,% STRAIGHT WHISKEY «
9 'FentSKttS§(fSt-M YEARS OR MORE OtD GRAIN NEU
TfA l SPIRITS. GOO&iftHAM A WORSES,
ITD» PSORIA, IU.
ole : high point man as he buck
oed 20. folio ec! by Rank Cart
with 12. and Carl Greene with 10
Ailei the Maryland fracas, tnr
Eagle.- CIAA re-cord stood at t-1
Torn Harris Union Panthers upset
NXi in Durham on December K
65 to (>.l ;n a thriller that saw Jut.
j ins ri iiy net 24 points. C'arl Smith
! clumpoc. 10.
! The UapU-s had posted wins eve
; tiowarci, Va. State, and Maryland
i nrioi t«, their Saturday night mett
i ing with Morgan in Baltiomre.
Thos<- fans who w ish to com
pare Alexander T Durle.y's 195®
record with Ford's 1955 record will
find t.iom 1o be nearly identical. In
1956 Ford threw 102 passes, com -
plei.ed 43 for 352 yards. 16 scoring
passes and had 3 intercepted
Iri 1956 Ourley threw 104 passes,
completed 44 for 323 yards, 14 scor
ing passes and had 8 intercepted
Harvey Williams' 1956 36 3 yard
punt ivcrage matches L. C Roach s
!9,i2 average of 38.5.
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