Coaching Clinic Slated At Greensboro College
Annual Dinner Speaker Aug. 5:
“Duffy” Daugherty, Mich. State Mentor,
Will Hightlight AST's Coaching Clinic
Greensboro—Hugh "Duffy”
Daugherty, head football coach at
Michigan State University and chief
clinician at Hie third annual A A T
College Clinic, set for August 6-8,
has been named main speaker for
the Clinic Kickoff Dinner.
The affair is set for Wednes
day evening, August 5. at Mur
phy Hall, beginning at 7:80
o’clock.
Dr. William M. Bell. A A T
athletic director and director
of the CUnte, said reservations,
for men only, are also available
to toe general public.
The dinner session sets in motion
the three-day Coaching Clinic,
which Includes a faculty of several
top figures in Intercollegiate athle
tics.
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TITLE HOLDER IN LONG JUMP Hanford, Calif.: Willye White, 24. of Chicago, hold
or ot the American record in the long jump, 21* 154”, ,s shown As she jumped 21' I*’ /tore recently
tn the trials ot the AAU ladies Track and Field championships. (UPI PHOTO).
In Los Angeles Track Meet:
FAMU’s Bob Hayes To Face
Russians Saturday, Sunday
LOS ANGELES. Calif. Bob
Hayes will face the Russians here
Saturday and Sunday, July 25 and
2fi. The Florida A & M University
sprinter, who holds three world
City-Wide Net Tourney
Starts Here Mon., July 27
The L 8. McCauley Tennis Lea*
gue baa begun regularly scheduled
matcbea at Roberts Center Court*,
with nine teams entered in the Lea*
gue and these teams comprising
three different group*.
The Scheduled program is as tel*
lows:
July 18-July 84. activity play for
groups under 18. 18-18. 18 and a*
hove: July 3T. July SOt.h-dth An*
nual Clty*Wlde Tournament; Aug
ust 8-August I— special preparation
Two Va. State Cage
Stars Join Pro Ranks
PSTEftBBtIRG. Va. —TwoofVtr
ginia State College's all-time great
ttars will Join professional basket*
ball teams this fall
Ernie Brock, left in photo end
Frank Stephens, right both drafted
by ike St Louis Hawks of the
National Basketball Association.
Will enter the play-for-plar ranks-
Broci with the Hawks and Stephens
telth Wilmington (Del ) of the Bwt
trn League.
•reek was »e Hawks’ ate*
draft eke tee and after tryeet
seaataaa far rookies last month,
was retained by the etnb* gen
eral mam 111 Marty Blake. The
•eg watu win repart te 81
Lents tar prs seaean training
in mii-September with the
veteran players and other new
raam, tnefnding Jeff MoUtea,
Duke; Rani Ritas. Creighton;
and John ftesvani Seattle.
Stephens, aha «*. was re
leased by the Hawks u a free
agent and assigned to the Wilm
ington eiwb. Blake and SC. Louis
roach Harry Gallatin, feel that
Stephens beam watching and
will gate eaperlence with the
Eastern League entrT
Dubbed ~f>oy TV‘Wt twiS
Terrors.” Brock and Stephens form
In addition to Daugherty, who
: has held the Michigan State pdit
, since 19*t. Other* to serve oh the
; football staff include: Alonso S.
“Jake" Gaither, head Oeadh at Flori
da A * M University: Bill Tite,
newly appointed heed football
coach at Wake Forest College Add
former assistant at the University
of Illinois, and Rtobart Montgomery,
head football Poach it Second Word
High School. Charlotte.
Charles “Chuck'' Orsbdrn, head
basketball coach at Braley Univer
sity, whose teams are almost regu
lar National invitation Tournament
champs, and Victor “Vie” Betas,
head basketball coach of the Duke
University Blue Devils, whose team
last season electrified the basket
ball world by soothing to the final#
of the NCAA Nttlbflal Champion
! records In the dashes, has be est
sidelined from competition sine*
June 28.
“I feel fine," he said. “My
ter Is roffilnr afexed ami I
far Natlansl JHhtor GhsmpiflftaMp
si A A T Ceiiege, Oroenahoro.
The L *. McCauley League Am*
ior Champienship M npen for entry
by any player under II yeoie at
**The entry deaditn* t* Saturday.
July >i. _ _
The se**nd edult
class will begin Monday. July It.
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swimming initmetor.
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well seem » think «Ui t ** e**«
to retire to s plantation where we
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amid the scent of sweet peas
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the Jacksonville sehtor had Meft
nursing a pulled hamstring in hM
left leg. The injur* occurred rtcet
the finish line es th* 100-mdt«r
dash in the National AAU Cham-
PMMMgb Meat Ot Button tniver
wty mot nonth.
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m gustily for Mo M Olympic
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To Negroes:
Asks Rtdiklns
To Open Front
Offloo Pooto
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MMionai football mom haa Oroppco
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uniforms, the chairing RedMcia
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AT ALL TUCKS
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m f emit (tight) ttm <6 km a tight to the mad of Hob renter
dating their featured bout M Madison Square Garden /Off Mft.
Tsmfl, 91 Chicago, blasted Pdefet, of Washington. D €.. to (he
ddfiVds M the 7th round tor the full count. It wdt temft* lift
Weight rietory. (VP! PHOTO)
From Chavis Park
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LIVING SPORTS
BT CHABIEs J. LIVINGSTONE
ttAOHSN USEt) AS tJOOEMAT
IN PATTERSONS TffLk PLANS
CHICAGO <ANP)-=-Some people,
It SOOtM. never Mirti their lesson
well. They never know when or
how to stop other people from using
them for doormats.
gome months ego, I pointedly
advised Bddis Machen, then in the
mttt Os a successful combeck
campaign, to stay away from the
then discredited ex-champion Floyd
Patterson.
After pstettog out that Pit
tenon had loyeotted Mm for
Mx yean, t went to great pains
M explain t# Machen, M this
eeiOOMk, Mat he hag Httte to
gate and a great deal to tom
M fighting Floyd. Looh, I sold
M Mini, yen ora fldtng a
6M| dd MM MMNM.
Patisreaa is la Mm dump*.
Why go oat of your way to
aßUOMhiditl a wan wha didn't
gtet a boot shoot you while hs
woa ehiMgMnt
When I offered the advice.
Maehen, after e years layoff due
to t mental ailment, had racked
up five straight Victories, four of
them fey knockout, and was ranked
No » among the title challenger*,
guhseguonuy. he moved up to the
No. I Spot
Patterson, on the other hand,
was nowhere, technically. He was
hut waehed-up after HA two ignom
ihtouS, first-round losses to Sonny
Liston
But thin • break earn* for fioyd
OoMiua Clay. Me young braggart,
hag provoke* champion sonny
(Big Boor) Lievm into giving Mm
• title bout and then surprised the
fight world by lifting Liston's title.
With Ms bed-lime conqueror off
the throne, pettcteon immediately
etoried rumoring for another title
Shot, claiming he’d rescue the crown
Mom Cassius, who was demeaning
it w«M hie roce-retationt theatric*
However, -tha Up." for the meet
part ignored fioyd. ho he turned t»
Meehan or M alternative and found
htm receptive to hit ides* Wouldn't
o bout between Mm end Maehen
be JUM grand tn Sweden where
both are to weu known’ Fioyd
SAFE Cleveland, O.: Dick Ho treat elide* into home dur
thi the Srd Os gome with the Yankee* Vic bavatUlO hit
a herd mumA fa center, which was fielded by Mickey Mantle who
threw to Tony Kubeck who in tutu relayed it to catcher iieton,
Howard. Half tot pa%t Howard arid the tribe't Mow*et wu i*ft
(UPi PHOTO). i
Sweden Is th* iaMto country
where Eddie's title hopes WSrs
first dashed when he was flat
tened la a surprise upset by th*
then virtu*tly unknown Mg*-
mar Johansson. Bat Matte*
fell for Patterson’s saggCAlsa,
and agreed to return there.
When It Was first announced that
Machen and Patterson had Mgned
for a 19-found bout, I was ttuhned.
How can a fellow allow httnielf
to be soft-scaped into a bout. Which
actually offers little to him, by S
man who once pretended he didn't
exist? I asked myself.
After the signing. Mschen
stated pathettrly bat truthfully.
Hurt It was a date Patterson
“should have kept slu years
so# when he was still the
champ and I (Maehen I was
the number ana contender."
Than Eddie went on to CxptoM
why he wo* egfeofcig to Me
beleted boot with Ptoyd. The
watting, he exptetned, “rnehce
H even sweeter." in ether
weeds, Eddie wes rtihtng Me
hard-earned ring preMtg#
* telnet Patterson Just Mr Me
soke of revenge. The result*
are well khewn. Maehen toll 0
lepcMed decHlen to Tatter***
tn IMS, the same Machen iMbdit
got down on hit kneee end hedged
Patterson for s Htle bout, but Ftoyd
ignored Mm end fought th* Hho*
of smatour Pete RsdemschOr. tftd
Brian London, th# Clumsy Brititt*
#r. Machen. however, continued Mi
pleading end wti»n« in frustration
until finally he suffered asm* aori
of mental breakdown for about a
year. Meantime. Floyd continued
his lark Ha was fighting set-upa
for the most part
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listen » On my radio ssyt It will
lend me money for the toils Td
like to pey* wMrh eeem* t* fodl
cate that ! hew • chOtee in deelWtg
with my creditor*
EXCEPT that they are unsure
of thetr spelling end grammar.
millions of people would write
personal letters insteed of shopping
for commercial card#.
Luke Easter Takes Over
From‘Saleh’As Oldest
ROCHESTER (ASWR-EP BBtown
teatimony, Luke Eastor to probably
tha oldest active player Hr MgtaM
ad baseball todky. BtotoWU itotortb
show that on tug « ftp ftitotoi
major leaguar wul be *to But Lata
say* Kb wtu actually bar 9k
Stab B6Bt BMr, to hcMHfrtuto
slugger in his- prtwtbi BW to* wSB
RdtMtofter of Wb international Lam
gua and ona of tha tatotoß ty#*
popular players. *•
Like many other tom f tkyem.
notably —lstosl Patga. Eaatof
Kva^Jigggg
into** tam# mmnmMß
aeaaona with the Clavetond tto
diaaa ■bt j#Ventoail|r toa tM
handed 1 iPMto tot Mtdftß •
tha *BW
EastoT MStoceiNft UMMtWtoaM
like to round out U ynasb oi baoto
baii. Ha ss*d that kfe dtowg Itogt*
with tha M ft. Lou* <**«*•*■
1933. Speaking of hto “ttotolitofl sgjt
of to. Luke »Bto "*** “
add I don't ttthk I totodb It km
high when I ttoto osfly n. I gin# I
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ha wbs to#dd by Ato ItodtoM ttot
tormed to *b Btoi 0ts«B *u» «
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stebd Gray*, MMft* ta tojwd the
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sen dw*d. peemmed mm »»tossy
wocrid be the ksdtoua “Bd. I eetoh
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