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Stewart-Eaton Win =
Twice In Va. Meet
LYIfCHBURC*. VA. ? (KNP)
the double* teem of ?
Qwr|t Stewart end Or. Hubert
Mten won two double* Utle* f,',
j - ban* last week on the private v,
aaart* of Dr. R Water Johnson j>
ftr* they' completed the un- p<
taMwd double*, of-the American "1
temp aaeociation meet rained fu
?1 WUberforce State two \n
wmmkM *40 and outplayed John of
Chandler. Fan wood. N. J, an 1
Charle* (Chuck) J one*. New ot
Tark City. ?2. 2-4. 6 3 for the m
ATA trtle. to
Fallowing tlu* Victory they d-? **
teated all corner* m the aednntb
eaaaaal invitational Round Robin la
iaUa sponsored by the fiacre*- ?*
ban rhtb in Lynchburg In the ,vt
aad Jorm again ?-2. t-ft. _ t ~
This victory pare them | a- ^
, aaad leg- on tht Bishop Plummer
Bterltrig Stiver Three-leg trophy
mnn victory and thay will ^
Ota permanent po? lrn> of lh? c'
ml! TUp" Jackson. VMhu>|- "
k|% XX C., and Louu Graven Dcftmfa.
alto have two lefts on thu
eaieU<d trophy ,(
, Wife Files Divorce "
Suit Against Hsnk <<
Armstrong
LOS AMGE1.CS ?(AMP) -A M
SSMi CNpla married 1ft jrdars, ?
sppMOlly cum to t ho parting
at Sfte waya Use week when Mrs. ?
ft* divorce from fcor huaftaai. cl
fema tTtylr champion Hanry *1
Mm. AimI ts charging ?* 01
tame mental end physical cruel- j u
t ftp. flb* i? asking cuatody of their D
dahghtrr. Lanetta. 1S| and a eertlr +*
ataft of the Armetronx aetata, i 11
'i- ?lMd at $00,000 , , w
T Al Ihr ttwisfthnr wpwitmn
tbe Armitntnv were living in a r'
baaMGful banglow style reaKtrner r1
. aapacially built by hBa aa a <*
T?)moun Cottage" wheri they *1
?a maWied June 14 1034. This U1
bp?. [illir'n.thi i property inrlud
eg ?res and apartment in va- [
IbhI at $50,000 with* an income ol i
$1jM0 a month v.*r " *
Otber
property listed by Mrs I tn
Arawtrong in her suit included u'
affile i of the Henry Armstrong j U|
Baaing enterprises with eetimated Ul
> i III i of m.440 a year; aCadiU j cc
lac and a Plymouth automobile,' 11
bath paid for , and cash and bonds ( e>
af ttnkrv wn value at the Bank!
ef Antrid and the Security Firat j
VatkHii! bank ; . I **
Mrs Armstrong recently reftarnrr!
horn*- from a visit with
ber family in Texas
Miami Q?~a:. I" -
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Given Welcome MIAMI.
Fla ?(ANP) ?A sellsag
crowd atteexkd the opening
mi the new Miami stadium, the C
Smith's newest sports park awned
by the Miami Sun Sox base.
ball team. ' p<
- ExrclWst accommodations were
aflercd Negroes who filled their ^
oaeHons. A special press box for hi
egro newsmen. equal refresh-' re
mrKi service, artd good sects at
aB prices were also present
Although Nog roes have their c u
| ?ra juncrow -pctionv this marks tr>
the first time special attention
baa been paid to the setting of y;
. egrocs and aervtces to them at gf
. a white park m this area
Among the Negroes working
at the park were members of the *r
American I.eg ion acting as guides oci
awd earorts. "Shorty" Holton and
tkharH Deveau* t*.t"
Stirrup and Lrwi* Rlak<\ H?Tk.-t ;
eflen*. and otherTW
Sun Sox dcf?-at*?d Hivi.' ? ] rc
iyl- to t. .j.th
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NEW YORK ? (ANP) - In *1
catcher Hoy CtmpinHi
r.lt K 'hinaon. *U member* of tf
ixigr.-v. greeting a mate who fuu
ixxlc the die-hard "Dixiecraia."
> porta Interracial Setup" ta mar
fward into the blinding ray* of (
irred door* with the word. "Scaa
fair thinking colored and vrtut?
Many r tad era who tur& to the
her* finally getting around to th
e daily and ply me ^ritfPt|tl?Rlo
if* attempting to anawer. For ax
iter and night club operator. *a?d
- "la Branch Rickey going to br
at-ditch pennant fight againat the
are there already too many colo
>w*p*per? fable* we read in the d
ke a bene thrown to the pooh mar
1 edmir~that ftO Topoiler or f
pophctjf on Mr. JUckfy for he u
Parhtpt h? will bring ftrab*
unutse at the peasant Qghi, then
ad. The seme thing would holt
tlumiu with rat pert to Sammy
nmra since Ty Cobb's heyday an
POOTBALLL
It is no gesture bdirvr me
ke this to a greater ulnart crack
ay:
"My team. Brooklyn- Dodgers.
m> finrct playing talent scout t car
*d into the wining teheme trresf
.am interested solely in w inn in
"T-Format ion" Red Strader of
n the field paastng with hiabul
luad that on paper, at least, mi
rown. AAC pcrrlnal champion*.
There la that 23-year-old Dun
i nails) Italian out of Anderson. !
iasa~on the tjahl 10 thpaa to my 1
er lad will make startling Tvwd-1
irctively, out of the tricky T" h
Then, keep your peerers gluec
red lad-if you didn't already krv
key call hint 'Hopalong Alva.' 1
X'lxi It. I -
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t<un theae worthy N Y Yankee*
tear tat o ' Browrrtr*" who tag a]
?h sensational Buddy Young ni
ada LU track.-and ioalbalLoan,
ui the 100 yard vv?nl in 8 I wh
/en for the*- 0 2 daya of orr.^ury
it Negro college key selections i
?aad of an oCbe* deadline and oui
her ad In aonth
BY WAY OP I
One of thj finest move* for g
game at Soldi erg* Paid in Chic
inu rompuoed of the boat color*
j until Thanksgiving Day: Tlie ap
j a squ id of < otored-i*rvd whito b
icover the#dUh to an overflow--1
ipla wuukt g" to - I'.oiio, car mm
hv That would give Joe Stain
/en a- sliced-up Marshall Tito wo
E/xar i t'harles.) dilly-dallying
>ey Maxim, the guy Jack Kearn:
>ft of "We Wui Bobbed" title al
-la t ton to Mike Jacobs) gives me
?> mui h. iu-vt a rah thi* an< #f ?a.
t^hion Did Joe Louis (off to Ch.
vr roped arws with southpaw
-or say (with any real authority
?ve decked the man for knaps e
ettina's twilight??
fiss. Fair To Have
irst 'Negro'Day
JACKSON. MISS ?(ANP) ?
>r Ihe first time >n its history
? Mississippi State fair will
ivp a Negro day. it was annound
Lst wcpk by J. M Dean. extitjve
secretary, Mississippi Agrtliturai
and Industrial Exprwuno
VIODATIONS
RY DAY
iMa Witb??t
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I cum the picture of tty big Don
a and nimble-footed Jackie Koosete
r aim ping, np-oortin Booklyn
. pasted ball over the fence must
But it shouldn't at all. The
dung on as does progress, ever
Jod's sunlight, opening heretofore
me," (urged from the soul timbre
Americans. Ik \
sport pages to the exclusion of *11
e editorial* and the cartoons, stop
ns that make one think hard beam
pie, a certain unnamed reelaumg
up Dan Bankhead to make a
nc pmy nea turar of 5t. Louts
r?d boy* on ?hf squad? Are thw
lady papers tort of token-grstur??
> at the rich man'i feast?*" , trim
nffft i Wii'' ha* thr fight In
mo*4 unpredictable at bctt
llrt Bank bead up tn the driving
gtla, ho mi|ht tell brother Ban1
true m we've noted in previous
Jethroe. the athlete be ball has
d Jack Robinson". stand today
BOOTNOTV8
when Branch Rickey replied
by a local Broadwsite the other
will always be representative of
\ rourid up The player will be fit*
tecttve. of the color of thnr skin,
g formula." l.
NV) Football Yankee. u out there
ly-boy kida and rounding out a
akea the Juggernaut (JJevslahd
well to their knitting
PaneleTa. tall and skinny (tough
VC. ? t predict as do experts out
1, that Buddy Young and thia PanInaa
passing and ssal running.?*#srmation
...
I on still aoothar*boy Alva,, a oolow,
who la on the Yankee Kjuad
fe starred as halfback at Nevada
"frost gets on the pumpkin" that
nave apt end W grid proapacta 'in
one 'or the 1M9 pigakin joyridt
mely; Sherman Howard. ex-N#and
"Llonh??rt" Tabor Howard
inh ta carry.ihe-mart- right smart
greyh.rund* We will give y?*i
ifter we rush to whip out a yard
' own "birthday" anthudam which
tKDKTIONS
loodwiU would be the backing
ago between two all-itar college
<1 and white performrr. to ahtiw
pointed coache* would then make
oya (each 11 we mc?n) and then
02,000 paid *oat? Half of the re:r.
haart. and arthrUw" nanarch
r? more of a kick in thr pant* than
uld or nearly ?a. I gue?>
; tround1 with a "hp<?|UT" like
s nughl well try to steer into i
a Max Schmeling Jo.- Jacobs (no
th?* haw-haws If they kid you
? h<y>k and throw at them fiah
Scheduled (or Oct. 10-17. the
ur will designate Oct. 17 as Ne0
hay on which colored only
ill he allowed 10 at,tend. Neoov,
howevdr, will not be allow- J
1 to have exhibits at this time
The regular Negro State fair I
;ll t>e held as usual at the Ne-1
V) fair grounds oh Pocahontasj
>'ad. l3ean said, after the^loae of
e white finnaittre
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ik?|u ? we write; ever ciiml> in
Hello Bettina, and did aayooe
') that Tlnapln' Joee could not
ven ii did Qua Lasnsvfch during
Sigmas Appoint
Muse To Position
BROOKLYN. N Y ?(AND ?
William E Doer.i Jr, nation.I'
executive secretary of the Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity. Inc. last
week announced the appointment
of Clarence Wise, famed Bollywood
and ?tage sar, as special
representative of the Fraternity.
In his travels around the country,
Mr Muse will serve as reprtwu ntatrVe
of the National 'Office,
contacting members of 'i Sigma.
Formerly regional dinelor of the
Western district and holder of thtFraternjty's
Distinguished Ser
VCe key. he t* Composer of
many songs and ha. had one of
the longest Hollywood careers of
any artor.
The fraternity will hold Its
35th anniversary conclave I*
Washington. Dec 27-30 j
Athletes Featured
In Advertising
Copy Of Firms
CHICAGO, ?(ANP) ?During
the past three weeks, three Negro
athletes ha.* been featured
in advertising of large firm* in
various parts or Uv nation
Throughout the east, Jackie
Robinson of the Brooklyn Dod(trj.hai
figured in displays by
several firms On the West coast
it has bean Luke Castor, during
the first half of the season, Pacific
Coast league home run king
with the San Diego Padres.
. Just tbia PO*t week, however.
f*aul Patterson of the Chicago
Rockets made Um daily progs
in Chicago He was teotvred la
Bw city's largest dally la an ad
tor ? milk product, the Hawthorn
Ms Bo dy yogrwt This ad alao
boosted tba Hornets
Ads feetttnng Coder and Rs
Maoon wont featured la tfegm
journals. I
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THE LIGHTHOUSE and INV
Channel Try Brings
To Mind Girl Who
Failed Years Ago
NEW^YOIUC*?'(ASSSt -How
that Shirley May France and a
number oI publriwd and unpubIk-ised
character* have triad out
in the English Channel -derby
(and moat of them tailed) I am
chuckling over the day* of long
ago when Gertrude Ederle was
the rage, fend ? colored gtrt declared
she was going to awtm th?
channel ./ .
The rr*wh?lc mrfnuid'i name
was Paulina Jcckeon : atom
brother. a publiaher-editor, noted
t4 her preea IfHi Jmt at WU
the cam with Shirley May. nosrtloo
about Pauline's piua tee ee a
distance swtauner.
Photoa ippeared in "our" pep?n
ihowbii the unakinny brown
caI smiling--it war a great day
for the colored folk. She had try outs
and a training~csmp set up
at Pellurn Bay Park a* t recall
it There were daily workouts,
timing and clocking, consultations
on greasing, and stuff like
t hat -Pauline was going to swim
the channel or bust.
She did not do either--and tt
haa been years a* nee anything has
j been heard of Paulina. Yet. every
I ao often, when something Ilka
| Shirley ktae Prance deal comae
j along. 1 recall the fuea and leather*
made over Paul tap and think
?f thoa^ good deva whan the
folk actually believed she would
awun the Bnflah Channel
: b5 Y ear Old Dupe
For Second Time
BOSTON ?( ANP) ?A Wy earold
handyman m, having more
trouble holding on to hia lifo'a
saving* than he probably had
aaving it, it ??om%. for during the
paal yrary two men have dup?<d
htm mlt of hia money 2
First the victim, William Bennett
fell prey b? Jerry McPhee. an
orderly at Massachusetts General
hoapital, aivd more to a police officer.
George L. King. 27, aliaa
"Patrolman Kane"..
Kittg took 15.250 from BenJimcrow
Rules In
ARC, Editor Says
NEW YORK ?(ATLAS)
"The -porta world atill reeka with
intolerance, but the force* of demo*
racv are on the march and
headed on the right direction--with
aportdom leading the way,"
says Dan Parker, crusading spmu
editor of the New York Mirror, in
the current issue of Sport Magazine,
now on the newa stands
'Today, mott sports either are,
or make a ' pretense of being
democratic," .Parker *ays, "but
the sport of bowling, dominated
by the prejudiced American Bowling
Congress, still does not,permit
Negroes to compete in-tournaments".
However. Parker states in Sport
that today, steps are being taken
1p make bowling an American
game in fact, as well as in ndfnc
Other sports, such as baseball,
football, box ma and track. offer
Negro athlete* equal footing with
white*, while sport* such a* tenon,
golf .and swimming, in addition
to howling, do all they ran
to discourage the Negro from participating.
? jJParkof conclude* his article in
*^>port. "In this land of equal opj
porturilty. where a man is *up|
posed to l>e judged on merit aI
hme. thev world cf athletic* 1*
| still far short of the ideal"
African Athlete
Praiaed By French
PARIS -HANP) -^The French
press was high in its praise for
Thu?m Papa Gallo, rioted African
track star after a recent track
meet heid her. Galo m popularly
called the "Child of Dakar".
His moat recent fete was hi*
smooth form in the high jump
41 which time he made a leap of
approximately 6 feet 4 inches
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~~" POLIO
POUO EQUIPMENT and h.
tie* hard hit by <>pldrintrt are
equipment depot* set up by th
fapt lie Paralyse* Three upply
ed to eerve every Mciion of tV
peed may moan saving Uvea
- ing epidemic*^ the National fS
strysam of reeptrafcor* (trvo . lu
piratort bed*, crib*, linen*, an
etttrken conununnie* in 37 M
throughout the emergency
Thf need for it U urgent. Yo
with hope-by mailing your con
iddre?*ed to POLIO, care of yi
Pocketbook Gag
ST LOUIS ?(AMP) -Mn.
Ella Mae Coaby added bar bant
to the long bat of tucker* falling
for the "la* packet book" nw
laat week, and today 4a $k37 profit
happened to hoc while she
and her iater in-law, Mrs. Lore
Leee CWtiaee, were landing In
line at bar bank A woman coma
up and told them a man had
found a puree with $1,190 In caah
and a $3,000 bond outatde
When they loft the bonk, tne
man approached and tokl them
about hie "fkid." and aofcl be
wuuni ipui WW) HI COM7 If
?hr wtiMw -her uviagi to
"make du?feH She did aud
turned over to Uw nun ktr $017.
He ifappaared with the other
wornrn, and Mrs Coaby Ipa oot
KM) Ihrm Iincw _
dOf Life Strings
Within Past Year
wit'? hank account atl?f?dly to
buy a chi<-ken farm for Bennett
in New Hampshire. He had Bennett'a
bank book by virtue of telling
him he had recovered $1,000
from MrPhne for Bennett, and tie
wanted to depnaltlt in the bank
for hi* victim All the time Bennett
knew him only a? 4'Patro!.
ovan Kane".
Originally the. handyman had
$9,000 which he gave to the orderly
to keep for him The orderly
went on several apending iprtfi.
however, and had only 5.200 o f
the money when he caught.
Virginia Court To .
Review Case Of 7 ?
Martinsville Men
RICHMOND. Va - -The fight to
save the lives of seven young
men, convicted of assault on m
white woman in Martinsville and
sentenced to die on September
16 was advanced by a decision of
the Virginia Supreme Court
granting a writ of error and *
greemg to review the trials.
The decision, handed down by
the court sitting in Staunton on
September 6. raises hope for a
new trial and ultimate freedom
for the -even who were convicted
in Martinsville last May
The Virvinia State Conference
of NAACP Branrhe* undertook
the defense of the young men
after investigation of the oeee
revealed that-they had not received
a fair trial.'Martin A. Martin.
"Oliver W Kill and Spottswood
W Robinson III, NAACP
attorneys, carried the case to the
State Supreme Court
Son Of Lincoln U.
Professor Killed
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY. Pa.
( ANP> -Wilham C. Cox. fivcvear-old
mn of Jootah Cox; -Instructor
at Lincoln university
(Pa) was struck and killed
.TuiurtjM) 4iirrnoon as no pliyed
near the rtmpiu Mi> U said to
h*v?? run down an embankment
near the school onto highway No.
I whifp he was hit by the rear
fender of a passing auto
The death car was driven by
Mr. and Mr*. J O. Snyder, who
were just beginning their vara*
tioo. They were going to Skyline
Drive. Va. After the tragedy,
they returned home to Malvern, a
nearby borough
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available on spot notict at- *?x
* NaUoruU Foundation tor Inpointa
are atrategicallv localff
nmntry alUwMi (lei ay?FV-r .
During thui year'* devesta*.mndeUun
>a lending a ateedy
inga), fot pack machine*, a#*id
other hoapital 'eupphea info
ate*. ThU aervtcf ta apeentiil '*
The equipment u coetty.
u can equip aome Uttir child
mbutton today in an envelope
our local Poet Office.
ALLEN TACKLES
A. A T. AfiOES
HERE, SEPT. 24
The Allen Urn venal ty Y allow
aeiun here Saturday night. Sept
M agamai the atrong Aggie* tie
m ot A ud T College of
Orieneborow N.C.
It wll bo the first Urn* the two
trsnw have mot sod llao tho tint
-time lha YoUowJackets havo piayod
a atibt nmt oo tbotr Mom
(Md, The lighta wn? bsotollH
during tho mrmmt and Proatdont
Sam uol R Hlggtna of Alloa Mid
Monday that tnor? than l.tft additional
grandatand aaata had
ham prov^dad for iha affair
aayiag muck about the roar's
proapoct*. aascb> from tha uaual
gloomy picture coachaa draw oach
September But Alloa backers
predict ho wil^ pull wrap* off a
aplendid turn that night, phchad
from among mora than N bright
pruapocta
mourn mat
keep jethaoe
NEW YORK ? (AMP) Did
. Branch Rjckoy uy that Sam Jetty
r?o would bo Brooklyn's loft
fioidor nr at year in private conversation
to some, of his friends
SaMH^il.. ? ?>- - -
?! wmw- ( a vary
fancy price, Jethroe la making a
terrific reputation in the International
Laaguw. being 6ne~o/ the
three men from hia taam to make
the league'* all-taar-team
It had beau reported that Mr.
Rickey wanted a rotgile hundred
FOOTBA
Don't Minn Seeing /
Allen's First Game!
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RIO TIME OUDDMB 11
Sta>? lauro football kgjU start-j
ed out with lop playing thia year, ( ti
Jo* IVrry of the 8*fl Franclaeu *
' 49rr?, Oorge Tali* for ro of iht *
Lw Angrltt Don, and Fred '
(C?t?oniMll) Cooper of the Rich- r
mond Rrbdt head the list of then a
proving themselves valuable to <then
eluba. V *
Injured in training and expected
to be out five wee ha. Perry
recovered sooner than expected. <
He waa the leading ground gainer f
tor,both teema m he led the *
tiers to a U to f~victory over the
-Chicago Hornate in Jen Xreaiaco. ?
Sob Mike played guardv for the
tiers Paul Petteieeu played a '
food game on defrnae for the
Hornet*. . 1
Codling into the game in jhe J
third quarter afkt ttia ftSfcl I
had bceu . injured. Ttlkknii J
parked hla team to four touch- \
downs aa the Dona overwhelmed !
\nr Bliumon COttS ? to 17. lie t
gained 7f yard* In nvm trlaa, >
and totMd two touchdown pu- I
mi Al*> m the Dona' Umu| was
! John Brown at cantor *nd Boo j
Whaley at guard. I
Cooper led bla team in Its tint 1
exhibition game of the season t
to a H-0 victory ovoc tho
blUc CHy Beds. Ho gained 110
yard* in aix carriioa and ran 40 j
yards in punt returns Ha scored <
s touchdown on i N yard dash. ,
"the Idftgast run of it to gains. A i
crowd of 1.000 fans, a largo par- <
rentage Negro, saw the Rebels ,
feature a Negro player tor tho 1
first time - . I
Marion Motley and the Cleveland
Brown i were 'stopped tor (
three quarters by tho Buffalo |
Bills, but finally rallied in tho (
fourth quarter to gain a U-M tie, I,
Ed Conwell did not play with the
Bills n this gam*. Bill Wllhs and (
Horace Olllom saw action with ,
grand for the colored spisdMor '
"who "wTIT certainlythrill big lea- 1
guet^ with his fancy footwork. If '
1 Rickey holds on to him?he Wit! 1
draw more than thai ip box of- *
fice as has Jackie |to?tnaon and
Rnv ?* ~* ' 1
/ ??M WlWt |UVU
would a half million buck* for
Nrwrombf hove done Men pen- I
nant race- where the b|g fellow I
haa-'reeled off 18 wlna and lee da
the league in Urikeouu. Mr. Kick- I
ry muat-be spoofing again/ He's t
clever tfet way.
mm?foi
t lien's First Game of
Jnder Lights!
n, Univei
(Yellow Jackets^
' vs
I T. Col]
(Aggies) >
Greensboro, N. C.
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The Detroit Laons Ml their
Rree"Xi*i.v. pluym out of-that
amf u they lo#t to the champion
'luUdolpTua Eaglea in an exhi>iUt?n
game in New Orleans. Ho
ruon has been given for leaving
tut Bobby Mann, and banks Mel .
irtwnwi and Wally Triplet out of
he game.
I TO PLAT WHITE SCHOOLS
The Lincoln Lions under their
oarh Irving Mondsrhein. will
lay two white college* under
hair eight geme schedule Ml
easun. The Lions play AlhtgH
olkpM at Reeding. PL Sept. 99
rui Lebanon "VMtey "CotHgg et~ -tnsvill*
Pi.
Lincoln opens its seeaan Sept.
4 agabut St. Paul's TeMadaal .
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chfdulod for Ow.
lUM it Dmr; Oct. II, WgWfe
Jnion it home; Oct 11, Morgan
itate, homecomiag; ?* Nov. H, ij
he Thanksgiving Day oUMto
vith Howtrd ?t Tempi* itePta,
tiiladelphla.
Hey wood Allen and Edward
harden a* center, and Kami
tlmea, Joseph Mitchell, Fiatls
McGee al guard. He hap one re*
urning back, Butler Taylor.
HOWARD LOADED
Unlike moil coaches, Eddie __
lacks** of Hovfard la not <M
ling those teera during the tadln- j
ng period these day*. He hat
runi seven of nine games last year
turning io the ft ill IliM JWal?
toward should have i?a heat year
mce It*.
"If we get. peal the first three
tames,*' Coach Jackson said, "wt
nay end up with a team at atcagg
it we had at the ead of Mat
teaaon."
In his. starting lineup fsdaoa
ran field''a proud list of vetoaagaI'harles
Gaines tad Hillary
Thompson ! at ends, hulking
Llaronce Oilki and BUI Brown.
Kith ssnlurs at tackle, Lean Kill
u>d Otto Jordon at guard, and
Thompson holding down oantar
on the line. ; j
In the backfteld. Chuck lowreporting
in the peak of coadttton,
? sharp passer,- at quartsrbadk; *
Vlrg Anderson-and Am AhtoR
laat mr't rMiil.m m* *Si W
utd Bob IClaton, l?c<p*v tfO
podnd h60kt. at Tullbadi.'
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