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: " 1. S. C. Displays fir
JBnaTleston *s~Trh mTuMTfaTe" Go
t.,- fine team work, fine .coachin
mined spirit to win the 1951 1
K ^na, Athletic Association ann
W- . night. The seaside dwellers
all the /way but squeezed out
?the battling qurntrt--of--fL?A. J
'J- 'state, much to the pleasure
' Charleston crowd which iouri
We didn't get to see ^ the
says^it was one of the fine.'
winners, the runners-up anc
i...schools which made the tou
know "iVpa" Johnny Martli
happieot of all on hand. He
behalf of secondary sports ii
V have beamed quite proudly o\
IMiasifty this year was the
and Burke cagers, aiso of (
E some ruling- ot school oiliemfr
ing a-ieam foot* the tournamei
they might as well drop ath
who train and fight so hard t
alma mater, unless they've c
look forward to tournaments
Here, in a quick series, they 1
try their darnest to outdo th
tournaments aw^y from then
every other competitive evenl
What About The Nex
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This Column has heard a lot
night fight 1 H>t Wfi'ii V.'/viwt 1
challenger Jersey Joe vvalcc
fight, viewed kt a distance I
les, who hasn't yet won the
fitting successor to Joe Loui
were being unfair with him.
* ferently when he tiueS to'ho
away and hitting here and
fight lousy and offer no apol
That brings up the questic
* when and if Charles and Loui
if its fought on points, the :
neuver the older Louis; bo
? elects to mix it up. wtth Joe
grudge against his success
^ yic-ious against ftueh opponeh
in heavyweight history will
JPttime Louis will prove "The;
--.r: uppermost and foremost -in h
Uiant Players
1 ikp Tv!f>w~T?ookiV
"SANFORD, Fla. _(CNS)
Leo Durocher, Giant Manager, is
l* .p Hetty pv'.v ?' Irmself, Con*
? Tw'flOrti ---v- jVt?r?y V> Bi
proud about. He's just lurr't^i
seasoned, 29_.yjeav old backstop
Lk_ and has the jy-tvlsomcnaftg or the
Dodger's" 1R~ CampaneTia All
w bis adds up-^'o just one thin& tc
Durochen ilav will figure importantly
ir-.* Polo Or-'itr. Is g uviof
this 'year.
..ATb winter long - the tgtu.u sup
war playing baseball with tin
Cuban Winter League.. but 7<?
porters couldn't understand It-v
tjo managed to. get 1-1 pound:
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>MejvET6ii high school displayed
g ami an excellent, and detertournament'
of the South Caroual
tournament here Saturday
had a rip, snorting good fight
the necessary one point from
ohnsotT. (o take the hacon down
of. a large, strictly partisan,
rieved un for the fire works. .
scrap but everybody who did
d and rlennest exhibitions of
I to the several participating
rnament such: a. success.... .We
I, founder of" SCAC, was the
^'s done a fob <TT pioneering iTT
1 South Carolina ami he must
,er this year's edition.
scintillath.'g play of the Avery
'harleston. One story is that':
e prevent ing-etijier school sembn
it. which if true snirirests thnt.l
letics altogether. The players
he, year round for the dear old |
hanged since our day. always
> with a deal of satisfaction^
play for the jov'of playing and
e next team. Take bas'ketball
n, and you might as well take
L from them.
t Charles-Louis Fight?
of gripes about the Wednesday
Charles.- o-hamppm- theTT
The lament is that the
)y radio and television, wasn't
rr-a-chanrpioTiship Tight. Char
hearts of fans and acted as a
is. has often yelled that fans
Hut how Van ho expect dif
Id onto the crown by running
there. Frankly, we'd call , the!
logics Tor it.
n of what is liable to happen
s meet again. We suspect that
counger Charles would outma |
wever. if at aiotimr ch..,i?i,.K
. who is said to hold avbitter
5i* - and who has been most
ts in the past a new chapter
be written and. for the* first
c can come back." which is
lis heart, and mind today,-.. .
BOULWABE HEARD 111
SMITH'S MFX'S BODV
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part-ment of Mathematics .at
I North Carolina's College .for N<
ilarucs" in 'Durham. was- guc.vt
i speaker in the Johnson C. Smith
, ITr iversity, church Sunday morn
. .,;g. or the Men's Dav program.
> I" Dr Re ill wore is a Smith grad*
I nate vri t i" president oi ttrr?
Council oi Presbyterian Men ct
( Catawba. S ? ;.v /I.
' owrvrright (he >oale> 214 ? ov -".ft
,.0. tive. Hov .exph.h.ori that in
" Cub, they cho*t practh e 1 y.
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weight Laiah (Ikcr) Iiennie, a
alv>vi;'. (alls in the same class as
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Armstrong and Barney Ro>s. '
who arc hoth now preaching the,:
i:on;h'I. Rev; Bonnie, who quit,'
Uiu i .ng after a stretch in the I.t
army. studied theology at Allen ;
[.University and'is now an ..rdan; i
(ted minister in the AME, church. !
Dui ifig 'lite week he' i> a menv '
j w?i of tacultj of th? Pmi 1
I ";n;'L.i "hinh school at Mulllns.
! ICS Squeezes Out
[ ('aptare SOAC Oagi
The fast breaking, terrific Iml '
r.rrpti^n basketeers' I
uT Charleston .squeezed out aiij f
| lly :.s ^nrlHeiniis C. A. Jonn-|/
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' h n * in the Benedict j (
j. -im ' : Saturday night-.(.
' to rapture the IGth rmnu.-l ' . j
ketball tournament of the S
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Wolverines Eke P<
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TUSK KGEE INSTITUTE. Ala
-In a sco-saw thriller that kept s<
inTliT~7?QSpFTls^ thp-too'wodcd-~t
lorns Brown College _ Purple b
Wolverines waited until the 'lasl I1
ossiblL. moment to squeeze out 5
spectacular 67-65 victory over t
to second-seeded Florida A and! .
I Rattlers, in th^ finals of the]
8th annual Southern Intercol- j
)giute Athletic Conference Bas* s
et ball Tournament, played bo- T
are a capacity crowd in Logan g
tall ^gvmnasium here Saturday!-l<
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Already ''visitation" champ-|S
>ns with a sparkling 18-2 won,j
y-f season record, thy.-- Purple;"
Wolverines made, a clean sweep >
f the dual titles and entered a1?
ow record into the conference ii
sdger by becoming the first a
;am in SI AC history to annex <
re tournament crown for the tl
lird conseeutiv0 year. , <
CLARK TRIPS XAVIER ' h
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In the consolation linals. the
dark College Cardinal Panther^1'
r>}tod over tht> Xaviei University!
[old Rush ragomen. 67-50. Spark-1 '
d hv Roman. Trumo'n. Berinie . _
.mv and A vcrv Bui ress. the C
kmthers forged Ti oTmrrnndiiig' *
4-21 lead at half time and went'
n -to win with ea-e..
The*"Burple Wolverines .-el tin*;'
taee throughout the f 1 r~t hall of;'
he championship finals and left ^
w fleei?rrt?nilei iniSfdMl on lop. :
(> 30. During the cnip-andtyck
aeond half in which the lead
lad Rattlers pot only wiped oi.it
he Morris ("it'll ge le td. hut
cont ahead. Then, alter the -core
knottyI - 45-a 11. 49-a 11. 11,
(ia-a-11. til P-ttrple -Wolverines
linched the \ordi? t at the tin: ' i
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? CiH.VVFS SKTS STAGK
After Frank Glover ,;nd G B
Iannon. two of the main gs irr
n Mofl i- 11i 11e 11 11 i '"it _
ut or? personal fouls in the clos
ng. moment- o! the game. -ub-t.ute
Bobby Graves sank ?.two
,finely ti.Td goals to give the
A'olverincs a, (>"> 0.5 advuitage.
iVill*e Irv'in. -cashed-.n op. a . gift
o.s.s and Earl Wa-hingto;; ' von- _
n-eted with a frld goal Jo dead"eh
Che ' teure G5-0a. Then with
time running -nut, -Theft-bp e- B'jtv'.-C.
A. "Johnson- To
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Boys, Corbeliu- .G-odwin of
mmaculaite . (A --n* ion, 4
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t* annual basketK?1] bar iki ?n-nt
ti thr Carver bif'h
na>iuni FVidav and Satin
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tvarvnM of (Jr.ffney, En-t Entl of
it i(.co. Stop?,.?n L'%o of Ashevil- i
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NT a-ivd looms from Thvor.s.
AhhrvtHr mri frrhcrty ?
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>WN AGAIN J
"AGE TITLE ,
iss Rattlers For 3rd
In SAC Tournament
>n tapped in the decisive basket.
The Xavier sharp-shooters
ored tl e only major upset of
y shading tlie third-seeded Tu?Legee
fnslitpte poJderi'Tigors, 60
9 in a heated quarte- -finals batle
Trophies From !>r. Patterson
Trophic - were presented the:
uccessful contestants by Dr. F. 1
) Patterson. president of Tuske:ee
Institute: Dr. James P. Brnw-f
?v president. Clark College": Dr.
>T. ISftYTo Bradv. president df the "
lo'uthern Conference'.
M-iss Bolt ye Elizabeth Butler.
MI'S" Tuskegee". of Jersey City.
J._ J . a senior in the school of
.Teehanieal Industries, majoring j
n tailoring, was the cynosure of |
1] eves when she walked to the j
enter?ol?Lite?floor?and?presnfed ho
name' hall fo th . opposing
aptains. wishing each one ugoo(|!
ick"'*
F.arji voai during the SIAC
jurnamervt the intermission feaurcs
hav*e been dr.iwn much m l
rest. Thu year, they came'at a
ime to relieve pent up erri'dmm
auscd by the.strenious olav pre-!
eeding -tho reeess periods'
M.s^ R >um.'Uiia Peter*. (Tu.<-j
eg f) an I Mr<s Margaret Wright
Sargent'). instrta tors of Physia!
Education. wore responsible
or the performances that ivoro
tii > 'i >Fi ,,l.n?rrrrt?Sat i.iretf v r
rOI'RNAMKNT SI MMAHIKS^ !
Opening Round
Clark Ma. A and M 34
T.,;uii' f)4. S. C. Slate 47.
Bet him f?- C'tiokm'nn 70 HonodTrt;
College 50
Florida 10(1. Krm.wille 50.
Xavfer 05. Fort Vallev 54
Morris Brown 77. Allen 0& .-j
Ala. State 77. MoVelvui * 30.
Tus'kt ge. 00. F -k 05.
QFARTER FINALS
Clark 50. Lane 52. > ;j
....Florida 00. B< t .une C'ookni .n j
59. . I
' X'av'ier 00. Tiiskegee 5(1
Ml ; ! . Br '.< i I A1 a State a'< .
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SEMI FINALS
?iuij;?i?1:0 Ci.j'o 37 ,
Morris Brown 50. Xavier 55
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0:,i- ,ri-t if'ii (ti the tournament
. v it (t , 'Ma S all'uii f< >t high
,d under-ATS
?p<msorshV', Fire other
' i vv.-umI Smph A.''antic Cciv
feivncc to.urnamo.m. nx whjeh
V'i k -1'1 ri1, Ind:?f"'! M;r championship,
havinc a morel of one los>
.lurrh.r: the \oat
Both winners will meet in a
np#cial x*me u> decide whieh
will p'et a special tropin
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?'v ;I; u;j hjyh school at North
M ro;?h\ toi 111< lh-~>l season.
?fn tho Halm et ft r At hi H
school at-KinjfAtiw?tast wee
\v??n, respectively. hy Iink
School.
l.oi'i to right, front row: K
Carnell (iadsden. James Chis
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i ificMirv, Mimfiii manager,
jran' Smalls. John Harper, c
Hemingway News
?Itl'llUNAiWAY A .ii-lm f'ul '
pVnyrarn w;i. held ;,t Jerusalemj
Station Sunday night. in a battle
of S'M'.L! tYi'X'VT- n r'lUVl- ;IT1(I. T'''.1''
Hopewell A M F. junior choirs. and
the Jerusalem titni'-r ;,nd primar? !
choirs. Rev. T ID McC'lam. Rev.;
MeCrny. his associate, -pok-, en- j
was Mr. .Mansfield of George-j
town j
Rev. rend> W G Walker. W. M
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I'm AFI. SIAC ( VGK TEAMS
-JAoj. N VMl Sdiooi,
.FIRST TEAM !
|F? Charles Bestir Florida
F- -William Robin/. inc. Xavur
C Theodore- Benson. Morris B-;
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SF( ON'D TEAM
-p 1' IV 'Mir! . "X.TVtcr
T 'V 'I' T;;i !! '"!. ('i.ii 'K
'(1 Kin > F>a-r>. Florida A & M
G? G IV II nn.on. Morris Brown
THIRD TEAM
F Natnjinii'l TV .'mas. Tuskogec
F?Jac k MicCiarien. Bothuno
G-^R; Rtnald Harv;cl, Morris B.
G?Earl Washington, Florida "j
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IMKH, COLUMBI A, S, C. J
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Chmil<_'t?Ion. _wi11 c 1L iqi.> i>eei
The team lost only one of ij
'k-end, the tournament ero\
hitfh of Mt. Pleasant and th<
, .P ,
. J. .Jenkins, Jr.. coach. Walt
olm, Heiiry Anderson, Mose
James Anderson, Robert (
aptain, and Louis Davis.
Wright, Freddie L. Davis and fi
I,. Walker motored to Ge< rgetowi
Sundiv to hoar John II. MeCra;t
editor of The Lighthouse and It
former speak at ^t. Stephen Aiv
ACP was launching its annu;
membership drive. Wjalkers Chi
pel here expects to launch i
campaign soon.
? A mi'v ntj ptctur-o will be.show
rt Jerusalem station Tuesda
Might by Rev. B. T. N. Burton <
Oil umbia * A small admission ?(
i >. asked
Rev. and Mrs. Mack Weav<
tare the recent parents of a bou
cine baby boy.
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1)f)vs bnskotbnll team of Bondf* .'
j awarded?the conf Oconee's
ts scheduled conference games.
vns for boys and girls were
e Orangeburg County Training *
or Thomas, Johnny Middleton, * ?
s Myers. Back row:.. James
fathers, George Marion, Mor?
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4 I There's a strong arrangement ap.l
hunt tins new w.cILc: ' ' < :^iit title.
kj He'll be the winner of the March
J T4Th bout between Johnny Bratton
and Charley Fusari?but he
j must tight Kid Gavilan within- \
45 days. In other words, the sue*
oessor to Ray .Sugar Robinson,
n new m^ibi^weighb:champ, 'must'" ~~
'y "toe the line." \
31 This decision was handed d; wn s
?e by both th'^ New Y6rk State
. Commission and the NBA. They
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n. have another stipulation. The
| winner of the Kid Gavilan fight
: mn*t npyt get into the ring with
Eddie Thomas, British and Eu- ~1
pr rbpean champion, also for a title
bout., . . ' , - j
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