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OCTOBER 13, 1955
CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
PAGE SEVEN
mb Scout Reorganizing
Ians Announced Here
Chapel Hill Jaycees have
A 3 slirvGy of the Cub
tvs in Chapel Hill, Carrboro
Iffhite Cross both white and
Ljiairmen Whid Powell and
111 Joyner have expressed ap
Ition
„tto the school authori-
Bjr the assistance given in
Lting the Cub Scout Packs
lapel Hill-
Ler plans for the organiza-
|| a additional Negro units
L Scouting for Carrboro will
T tijg completion of the cur-
Le'to place all Chapel Hill
Into iexisting or new dens
within their own home
)orhood.
[has been previously an-
li the Episcopal Church of
)ly Family in Glen Lennox
Iponsor the Pack nine and
[already appointed Lambert
to head a committee for the
in and assistants for a Cub-
„ Dens now operating under
ladership of the following
will be members of this
jackjiine: Mrs. Frances Mc-
[ll Mrs. Zabelle Norwood,
lanlecker and Mrs. Clorene
Dr. Bill Straughn will begin his
fifth year as Cubmaster for the
Presbyterian Pack 416 which will
serve the northeast portion of the
town. Mrs. Lawrence London, Mrs.
Dee Peterson and Mrs. Robert
Cadmus have dens currently oper
ating and a fourth den in the East
Rosemary neighborhood is pro
jected as a part of this Pack which
will hold its next pack meeting on
the 4th Friday in the hut behind
the Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Charles Bream, chairman of
the Catholic-sponsored Pack 830,
has announced Deno Reed as the
new Cubmaster for the pack which
will serve the We.stwood area thru
Mrs. Reba Vance, McCauley Street
with Mrs. Ralph Casey and Mrs.’
Foster FitzSimons and will add
one or two dens in the Airport
Road neighborhood.
Stadium Sam Sees
Till UNC Play s AsTearn
— It's Gonna' Be Rough!'
Before the fall of Corregidor
fortress in May, 1942, a sailor in
vested $700 in cash saving in U. S.
Savings Bonds, knowing that the
Treasury would redeem them if
lost, stolen, or destroyed. He sur
vived over three years in prison
camp, collected $700 plus interest.
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SfEVEKS- SHEPHERD
Mell, folks, after a week’s lay
off, Stadium Sam returs for a
weekly prediction from now ’til
the howl games. Sam is somewhat
a-glee over his picking percent
ages, as it sits On a healthy .880
average at the present time.
However, starting this week
things are going to become more
tough for all teams involved.
Those sophomore-studded teams
at the beginning of the season
now have three or four games un
der their belts and upsets are most
likely.
In the Big Four, Carolina
meets the nation's number-two-
. ranking team, Jim Tatum's
Maryland Terps. Maryland holds
victories over Missouri, UCLA,
Baylor and Wake Forest. The
Tar Heels looked good against
Oklahoma, fair against N. C.
State, and terrible against Geor-
9i. It has been jokingly thrown
around that the Tar Heels may
not show up, and they have good
reason not to. After all, nation
ally they are ranked behind
such powers as San Jose State,
North Texas Teachers College
and Texas Western. Neverthe
less, the Tar Heels will show
when they make up their minds
to play as a team, they will win
one. Until that happens, it's
gonna be rough. Winner MARY
LAND.
Duke’s undefeated Blue Devils
are ranked 11th in the nation and
I they journey to Columbus, Ohio,
to do battle against Ohio State.
Sam thinks this one will be an of-
j tensive battle. The Dukes will
have to hustle, to stop the Buck
eyes’ All-American back, Hopa-
long Cassidy. The Buckeyes on the
other hand, have given up six
touchdowns m three games, so
they can be scor-
^b^ed on, and Duke
will provide the
' i^oughest offense
>hat Ohio has
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j ui 0 k e clears,
^'Vthe winner will
duke.
IrMj' Saturday night
over in Raleigh
the annual 'Wake County cham
pionship will be held , between
Wake Forest and N. C. State. On
paper the Deacons will be favored,
but you can throw away the paper
on this one. Last year Wake For
est won 26-0. They will do the
same again, but it will be closer.
Winner-WAKE FOREST.
The country’s number one team,
Michigan, will stay at home and
battle a conference team in North
western. Michigan has won three
games. Northwestern has lost
three. That’s about the story. The
Wolverines have too much. Win
ner- MICHIGAN.
Oklahoma, unbeaten in three
games and ranked number three
in the nation takes on this first
conference game, Kansas;. Last
year the Sooners won from Kan
sas by a score of 65-0. Sam isn't
saying it will be quite that bad,
but nevertheless, Oklahoma
should have little trouble in
notching their 23rd triumph.
Winner-OKLAHOMA.
The Fighting Irish of Notre
Dame battle an improved Michi
gan State team. Last year the
Spartans met Notre Dame at
South Bend and came away de
feated but much respected as they
dropped at 20-19 game to the
Irish. Notre Dame, as usual, is
loaded with talent but watch this
one! It could be an upset. How
ever, Sam has to string along with
that Irish' victory tradition and
say—Winner: NOTRE DAME.
The Rambling Wreck from Geor
gia Tech is sitting in the nation’s
number five spot. Tech has de
feated Miami, Florida, Southern
Methodist and LSU so far thisi
year. Auburn has a good South
eastern Conference team which
beat Florida by two touchdowns
while Tech could only defeat the
same Florida squad by one TD.
This game should be a thriller. It’s
being played in Atlanta. So Sam
says—Winner GEORGIA TECH.
Wisconsin, ranked sixth, goes
out to the coast to battle the
Trojans of Southern Cal. USC
is ranked 16th in the nation
and Wisconsin should be the fa
vorite. However, the Pacific
Coast schools take their games
with the Big Ten mighty seri
ously. Sam is going out on a
limb and pick Southern Cal to
upset Wisconsin. Winner —
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
TCU stays at home to battle a
strong Texas A andM team. This
should be a typical Southwest
Conference game. For TCU it’s
their first big hurdle if they ex
pect to get the Conference title.
Both teams appear greatly im-
pi'oved over last year and it’s go
ing to be close. We have to give
the edge to seventh-ranking TCU
since they’re playing at home.
Winner—TEXAS CHRISTIAN.
The Middies from Annapolis
take on Penn State in their bid to
remain undefeated. Navy has beat
en William and Mary, South Caro
lina, and Pitt. Pen State has vic
tories over Borion U, and Virginia.
They dropped their second game
to Army. The Penn State Lions
lack the roar they once had, so
Navy will make it four wins in a
row this season. Winner—NAVY.
Stadium Sam also likes UCLA
over Stanford, West Virginia over
William and Mary, Washington
over Baylor, Rice over SMU, and
Army over Syracuse.
See you next week!
—SS
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