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\ A&TAnd SATURDAY, FEB. 9th, 1857 f HI CAROLINA TIMBS FAGS Fnns Drawings Are Scheduled For MWAA Feature NASHVILLE, Tenn. Drawings and assignments of officials for the 1956-57 annual Mid-Western Athletic Cham^ pionship Baslcetball Toiinia- ment, which will be held at Tennessee A and I State Unlver- sit:^, Nashville, Tennessee. Feb. 21, 22 and 23, will be held Wed. Feb. 20, at 7:00 p.m. according to an announcement by Ray> mond H. Kemp, Director of Ath letics at the host institution and Chairman of the Tournament Committee. A special luncheon for visi ting coaches, athletic directors and officials will be held in the faculty dining room of the Uni versity cafeteria at 12:00 Thurs day, February 31. The Tourna ment Committee will meet ai 1:30 p.m. in the faculty lounge of the Health, Physical Educa-i tion and Recreation Building, First session conpetition gietsi underway at 7:00 p.m. Thursday with the second session slated to begin the same hour Friday and the third session scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The upcoming tournament in the conference so weU known for its basketball power shapes up as one of the real sports at tractions of this or any year. No matter what the outcome of the. drawings is, basketball fans at tending the tournament in State’s “Little Garden” can ex- l>ect to see basketball at its very best from the tip-off in thei opening session to the final whistle in the champlonshiii encounter. Saturday night's meeting be-. ved last ■wfisek tliat the Aggie* Itween the league-leading A an4 are not entirely superhuman, if IT College Aggies and second I Cal Irvin’s sharpshooters caa Iplace North Carolina College get by the Eagles Saturday ■should prove to be one of thei | night, Oreensboro fans might b* Imost important contests of the .safe in breaking out their cham- I season in the CIAA. pionship pennants. The two teams square off at! After Saturday, the Aggiea, Greensboro at eight. I with a 12-1 record as of Feb. 4> Although Virginia State pro-[only play return matches with IITH STRAIGHT VICTORY BILLY SMITH (11) A. & T. College Aggie center leapt h%h fora ene-hai|d push shot against Winston-Salem Teach- College in a game played at Greensboro last week, M teammate Joe Howell (10) looks on. Stranded on the scene and unable to block shot, are Charlie Riley (83) and Larry Harrison (84) of the Teachers. Cagers ToMeet In Big One be-, ved last Tufeek that the Aggie* Stawt', N. C. College and Win- :-.v ■ T> n--iTTiir— — and are not entirely superhuman, if ston-Salem. These three gamw ondl Cal Irvin’s sharpshooters can mi^ be enough to kill the Ag-> .■ JnCKjOll U|J|I1T Tennesieeb HostloMWAA CageToiiley NASHVILLE, TENN. Temiessee A and I State Uni versity’s “Little Garden” will be the scene of the MWAA Baritetball Tournament which. Is, scheduled, for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 21, 22 and 23. Tennessee, 'the host team, won the tournament last season. Coach Johnny McLendon’s charges have better than an even chance to repeat this year although Jackson State College at this point has the best over all record of any team in the conference. The six teams representing the six institutions which make up the MWAA loop play for keeps though and any one of the other foiur teams—^Kentucky, State, Lincoln University, Cen tral State and Grambling Col lege—^is capable of upsetting the dope bucket. * LEE'S SHOE STORE “Shoes From Cradle To College SpecializiM in CHILDREN’^ AND LADIES SHOES Fleet Air Arch Line Shoes 213 West Fonrth Street PHONE PA. 3-2871 '' WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Lincoln Theatre WmSTON-SAUEM, N. C. Son. - Mon. • Tnc«. FEB. 10-11-12 'fODONCO" and mm! Allied Finance Company QUICK SERVICE .... DEPENDABILITY Get tv to 925 with no intere^ Up to $100 with payments as low as $2.50 per week. f EAST THIRD STREET WDfSTOM-SAUil, N. C. Floyd Patterson Intent On Avoiding Financial Woes CHICAGO, 111. Floyd Patterson, the youthful heavyweight boxing champion who loves to ride horses almost as much as he loves the prize fight game, writes in the March E!BONY that he intends avoid ing the money troubles that have plagued other boxing; champs. Writes Floyd; “I don’t intend to wind up broke* I have always admired Joe Louis, but his career shows how a fighter can surround himself with a lot of people, spend money toa freely and end up in the hole.” It was a statement to the press by Joe Louis, while Patterson ANNUAL JABBERWOCK DELTA anza Presented By Della Sigma Theta Sorca^ Hillside High School Auditorium SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957 8:00 P. M. Admission: Qeneral-$1.00 Students-50c RIGSBEE TIRE SALES GOOD DSED TIRES rUBM §0t AMD UP A LOT Of IIILU6E LEFTI Iverj weak—la saBfai| Mir iUi tfw w IbIm • lot «f gssi isnfclriyg—« Hhss an Ae fiafc «f As M Gobm la aid leak Mmnii. FM UN Mr m mi iNioiiM...AiMrAVsnr nsK KIGSBEE TIRE SALES (Incorpotated) Stewart Rigri^ce J. D. Bcotfaen PHdNES; 9-4378 3-0471 108 LAKEWOOD AVE. Eatjr Termi was in training for his fight with Archie Moore, that piqued the yotmg boxer and fired his desire to win the championship, Patterson writes: “Joe visited my training camp just before the Moore fight and went to tbe' press and said that I didn’t have a punch. Now no fighter likes to hear that said about him. His statement Just made me want to win all the- harder.” Reviewing his brief career Patterson writes that his most crucial bout was the one he lost to Joe Maxim back in 1954 when he was 19. “Now I’m gM I lost that one. It made me real ize what It felt lik^ to lose anil change my style. I began SfaWM', N. C. College and Win- ston-Salem. These three games mf^ be enough to kill the Ag-*' gles' hopes, however, especially since the NCC and WSTC games are played on the enemy courts. Of course, all of this presup- poueM A*'and T victories over Morgan Tuesday and Bluefield Thursday. Both games are at Greensboro. Saturday’s game is also a must for the recently faltering NCC crew, which is entertain ing its own private hopes for conference honors. The ingles are well back of A and T with a 11-3 record (as of Feb. 4), and their second place rank U being seriously challenged by Virginia Union, Virginia State and Winston-Salem. There was little action dur ing last week in the CIAA, but in the limited excursions there( were a couple of big surprises. A fast Improving but underrated fourth place Virginia State squad chopped down the aw- some and theretofore undefeated Aggies, 74-72, in a thriller at Petersburg last Friday. And in Durham on the fol-> lowing evening, to the ecstacy of irge contingent of Rams’ fans in-Salem applied the chulwr to North Carolina Col lege, 75-66. A and T boimced back from tbcir loss to Virginia State to drub Hampton convincingly, 65- 41, as if to prove that their 11 game win skein was no fluke. Bluefield beat J. C. Smith, 88-30 and St. Augiistine’s beat Shaw, 67-53 in other action last Saturday. Besides the A and T—^NCC fracas, other week-end contest* will see the following teams in. action: Friday; St. Augiutine's at Delaware; Union at Hampton; and Morgan at Virginia State. Saturday: Smith at Delaware; St. Paul’s Poly at Fayetteville; Howard at Virginia State; Mor gan at Maryland; and Shaw at Winston-Salem. place my punches more concentrated on sharpness. Ij also stopped Jum{ring up and| around so much too.” To Buy Property For A Home Or Investment ...CbU... R. L. FRAZIEU At ig|ij||jif|§^ IWtoliy Company Telephone: 2’5004 or 2-1306 Miss Sarah Dotson, president of the Durham Chapter of the Hoosewlves League of America, Is diown here with two CIAA Basketball 'Toamament plan ners Hlewlng one of several tro phies to be prMented daring three day basketball series at North Carolina College In Dur ham February 88 and March 1 and X. Miss Dotson, of 704 Fayette ville Street, will serve as Hous ing Coordinator for oiit-of-town tonrney visitors. CIAA representative at left Is Joseph Thompson, St. Fanl’s Polytechnic Institute, Law- rencevllle, Va., and at right Is NCC Coach Floyd Brown of Dnrhaai. Reoord erowds are expected for the CIAA’s ISU Annual OLD STAGG KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON PINT 4/5 QT, wmuesT TMe«TAOG DI»Tll.l.lNe COMPAHf niAMKroiir, mutucm H niOOF . STACa DtST. CO.. nMNRRWT, RV. Chidleys Are Honored At NCC Dr. and Mrs. Howard J. Chid' ley of Winchester, Mass., were honored here at North Carolina College last week for their con tributions to the school for al most half a century. Mrs. Chldley presented a por trait of the pastor emeritus of the First Congregational Church of WinchestK’ to the men ol NCC’s Chidley Hall Dormitory. The three quarter million dol lar Chidley Hall Dermitoqi) dedicated in, ^ honor of ttie New England minister. Dr. Chidley was one of the New England philanthropista who helped NCC’s founder, the late Dr. James S. Shepard, de velop NCC during its early years as a private institution games. Advance tickets should be ordered from Haskel A. Hud son, Sales DlrectoTi CIAA 12th Tournament Conunlttee, Box 663, N. C. College, Durham, N. C. (CIAA News Photo) Jackson Quint Escapes Upsets JACKSON, Miss. If Harrison B. Wilson, coach of the front running Jackson State College Tigers, did not have that natural “gray” patch” for which he is so widely known, it is a safe bet that' after the last four gam« he would have acquired more than his share of gray hair. An improved and inspired Tougaloo Southern Bulldog five seemed to sense that they were working on the upset of the season and battled right down to the wire before finally dropping a 74-72 contest to the perfect-record Tigers. The Tigers led by'the slim mest margin possible at the half (29-28) and were never more than nine points out front. 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