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Explaining MS stand, Wiser sala
a Farm Bureau surrey II September
and october showed that serious
AGRICULTURAL shortages exist II Cali
fornia sor such farm machinery
materials as copper %.re for re-
winding motors. Wal casing for re-
placement OF new wells needed, bal
ing wire. black or galvanized IRON
pipe. galvanized ron. carbon steel
which includes ploW steel. angles.
sheet plates. colo ro.leG STOCK ara
steel bars. blacksmith iron, We
fencing and staples. rubber tires
for tractors. fertilizers, insecticides.
ard irrigation pumping equipment
He said grave shortages also eX-
ist or may be anticipated for bur
lap bags. cotton twlne, Manila rope.
belts and nails box shook canning
equipment. tractors and implements,
irrigaung shovels. harvesting ma
chinery, pruning shears, poultry
incubators, paper roofing, dairy
milking equipment, spray rigs, and
paper trays for raisin drying.
The government has announc-
ed Wiser continued, that food IS
necessary to help defeat the powers
OF aggression and also TO dictate
the peace at the conclusion of the
war. In California, we are asked TO
increase production in 1912 over
l94l by the following percentages,
Will IA. 6air,, pouS &, eggs 10
cattle and calves, %; hogs, u; chic
kens. 90 for the western region, and
turkeys, 10
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The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

crete amphi- theatre seating $4,000
fans will be the scene of the meet.
This beautiful stadium will furnish
a nearly perfect setting fer the
track meet.
The meet is all-high school with
no college or exhibition events to
detract from tie prep events.
Twelve handsome trophies will be
in competition anG 60 gold, bronzes
and silver medals will go to the
individual contestants.
The events to be contested are
us follows; 100, 22O. 44O, $50, mile,
100, yard high hurdles, zoo yard
low hurdles broad jump, high jump,
pole vault, discus and shot put and
half mile medley relay.
The meet is under the SPONSOR
ship of Mo. State Negro Inter
Scholastic Athletic Association. En-
tries will close May 6, 1941 and
Schools interested in entering men
should contact, J. d. Parks, sec
treas, MNIAA, Lincoln University,
jefferson City, Mo.
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Memphis Red Sox Win,
Tie Cubans 70, "A

three runs. Manager Radcliffe
contributed home run to the Sox
cause in that frame with man on
base.
Keys and Hutchinson worked the
second game for the Sox with
Hicks and Veanas on the mound
for the Cubans.
The teams will play again to-
night starting at 8:15 Tonight will
be ladies' night, the first ladies
night of the season, so the fans of
the fairer sey will get their first
break of the 1941 season. Young
Howard, senior at Shaw univer-
sity, member of the Cubans'
pitching staff, will be on the mound
for the boys from the Island. while
Manager Radcliffe will likely work
a part of the game for the Sox.
Both teams arc in practically mid.
season form
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TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
The crack Tuskegee Institute relay
team will leave the campus this
week. for We Penn Relays which
will take place at Franklin Field.
the University of Pennsylvania.
Friday and Saturday, April Is and
26. The Tuskegee fOurSome will
again endeavor to capture first
rlace in the Teachers College One
Mile Relay Championship of Amer
ica and the college mile relay. In
the ten years that Tuskegee has
been sending teams to Americas
No. J classic, the Institute repre-
sentatives have never been able to
win a championship, but they have
never placed lower than fourth in
any race. Last year the team lost
by a margin of a full breadth.
Mozelle Ellerbe, who has won the
One Hundred Yard Dash Cham
pionShip of America for the past
three years, will not compete this
year, having had three years OF in
telcollegiate athletic competition.
The team this year will be COM
posed of Raymond Head, who will
lead off; Marvin Fretwell at the
second leg; Louis Siade, running
the third leg, and Upshaw Sans at
anchor. The substitutes are Fred
Thomas and william Anderson.
The Alabama State Teachers
College Relays, held at Montgom-
cry, on April 18 and 10, served as
p tune-up for the Penn Relays.
From the Penn Relays the track
and field team will take part in the
Xavier Relays, which will be held
at Xavier University in New Or
leans on May 2 and 3. All of these
meets lead the TusKegee team up
to their own relays, the fifteenth
annual TuSkagee Relay Champion
ships which will be staged IL tue
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
Atlanta Black
Cats Conquer
Covington 8-5

ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS)
The Black Cats won their opening
l941 battle the past week end when
they heat the Aces 8-5 before 400
fans at their home park in Coving-
ton, Ga. TwirIing for the Atlantans
was Okland Eberhardt, with George
Humphrey catching. Eberhardt
ed only eight hits.
For Ccvington, Robert Smith
gave up II hits. The Aces catcher
was Johnny Davis.
AuStell 0efty) Reid was olitstand
ing hitter for the winners, banging
cut three hits in four tries. while
Manager Sammy Haynes and Hum
phrey followed with two hits each.
The Cats drew first blood when
Jake Phillips, hard-hitting leftfleld-
er, who played a whale Of game,
hit double i'll the second inning
yielded only eight hits.
All teams interested i'll game
with the Atlanta Black Cats may
write George S. Linder, business
manager, Is Howell ST., N. E.
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mems singles championship will
play thL winner Of the mems Col
or-6 Intercollegiate Athletic AS
sCciatjcn f9r he Williams CUP on
Wednesdov N"Hust 90, at Fuske-
gee. dmirg IT." Nmorj'aN Tcn'l>
Association Chn-"'''O"ghir@
IN the interSc 49," III. 'i"i%l a
each school paw cater iVo teams
in the Eo-: 9nd Girls doubles
and two contestants III each OF the
singles events
Play Will start at q m. May 8.
for both college and nigh schools,
The draw will be made Thursday
evening No two men or women
from the same University snail
meet before the second or third
round, if possible. The amateur
rules of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association and the Amer
ican Tennis Association will apply
in all intercollegiate and inter-
scholastic events.
Lodging will be furnished all con-
tastants. Meals may he secured n
! cost.
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Atlanta Tigers
Bag East Point
Outfit 1915
ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS)-

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)- :.
The Atlanta Tigers won a. hard
fought game from East Point
Georgia, the past Saturday after
noon a 1916 victory was clicked off
with Manager Crenshaw used three
hurlers, James (Baby Face) Bene-
field. Early Shadow King, and
]. c. (Shake Eye) Byrd.
Benefited yielded two hits, three
walks, two runs, and famed two in
three innings; King gave up two
hits, one walk, three runs, and
whitfield three in three frames; and
Byrd was touched for one hit, two
bases on balls, one run, and struck
out two in three stanzas.
Big Elder, 2l5 pound catcher, hit
n 420 foot drive over the fence but
it was foul by inches. However; he
had a double in one official trip for
a perfect day. Other batting stars
were H (Gabby) Harper, David T.
Roguh House, Harper, David
kid Scott, and w. p (Squab-
bler) Wright, Wriht's stab of az
line drive with the bases loaded
shat looked good for least two
Dagger saved the day for the
Tigers.
G. Kin led the losers attack with
two hits in four trips. All told, the
winners smacked out 20 hits to the
East Pointers five.
Games with the Atlanta Tigers
may be secured through Lamar
BiVinS, Main 1885.
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GOLF JOURNEYS LISTED

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
The Fourth Annual intercollegiate
Golf Tournament will be held at
Tuskegee Institute May 8 and g.
United States Golf Association
rules will prevail.
Eighteen holes will be played
Thursday morning, May 8, and
18 holes will be played Friday
morning, May 8. Each high school
or prep school will. be allowed to
enter six girls and six boys in the
competition. Any four may be
chosen out of the six entries in
computing the score of the final
team. This same rule will prevail
for the intercollegiate competition
The tournament as in former
years, will be played on Tuskegees
34O0 yard par 35, sand green goi1
course, This course has plenty OF
natural hazards. The fairway OF
each hole is crossed by a small
stream making accurate shooting
necessary
Entry fees will not be charged for
the tournament. The eligibility for
each entrant must be certified by
a qualified officer of the institu-
ton, and in the high school section,
high school rules will strictly pre-
vail. In the college section the
rules of the Southern Conference
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there is the Frank A. Young Chal-
lenge Cup for the one mile relay
championship of America to be
held permanently by the team WIN
ming three times. Legs on the cup
have been won by the following
teams: 1887, Tuskegee Institute
High School; 1888, Booker 7. Wash
ington High School, Tulsa, Okla
homa; 1889, Xavier Prep School,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Arthur Sewell, wealthy Chicago
investment broker and real estate
dealer, gave a beautiful Challenge
Cup for the 4-mile relay champion
ship of America. The first leg was
won by Xavier Universitys great
4-mile team anchored by Edward
Clup. former Chicago prep star and
winner of the Motion mile.
Joe Louis. heavy weight boxing
champion of the world, who is al
so native of Alabama, last year
gave a beautiful trophy for the
half-mile relay championship OF
America. This was also won by
Xavier University.
The officials for the meet Will be
the same experienced men VINO
have worked for years in this great
RELAY Carnival. They will also
handle the Junior and Senior Wom-
ems Championships. Among the
outstanding names will be B. 1.
Harvey of Morehouse College, VINO
has been the referee in l3 relays;
Frank A. Young, veteran sports
commentator will again act as chlea
Judge of track events. The starter
will be Frank Forbes of More
house College; assistant starters,
Ralph Metcalfe of Xavier and 9.
Randolph Taylor of Tillotson Col
lege. Chief judge of field events,
S. B Taylor, Prairie View State
College; chief clerk of course, j.
julius Flood; Capt. R. S. Darnaoy,
chief of timers, and Capt. Charles
Ecton, chief of inspectors.
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the 22O yard low hurdles in the
impressive time OF 24.5 seconds.
Cecil GSkeet) Franklin of Morris
Brown placed in the javelin event.
The biggest surprise of the
day, though, was provided by Mar
shall of Fort Valley, unsung prod
uct of Coach William O'Shields,
the eX-Minnesota dash man, who
upset a fast field of favorites and
won the classic 440-yard run in
40 seconds flat.
TARRANT CLICKS
Leo Tarrant of Alabama ran
true. to form in setting new meet
record in the 100 yard dash which
he won in 9.5 seconds, equalling
the STAG and Tuskegee Relays
record. Edward Culp of Xavier,
greatest miller in conference his
tory, had no trouble taking that
event in apps.
Xavier and Tuskegee were by far
the most powerful in the relays,
each coping a pair of the four.
SUMMARIES
100 yard dash
Tarrant CAD, Hicks (X0, Douglass
(X)-95.
100 high hurdles
Paxton CXO, Fallow CX), Will
liamS (A)-15 flat.
22O low hurdles
Amos CM, F1arroW CO, Towns
CS)-24.5.
440 yard run
Marshall CFt. W, Bryant (X),
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MEMPHIS, Tenn.-(SNS)-The
Memphis Red SoX defeated the
Cubans last Sunday by the score
of z to 2 in the firtS game and put
on a three-run rally in the second
game in the seventh inning to tie
the score at all The SoX played
great ball in the first game behind
the stellar pitching of Porter
Moss. submarine hurler of the Sox,
who was in mid-season form al
lowing the hard hitting Cubans
eight well scattered hits. Moss held
the Stars scoreless for seven in
nings, and eased up little in the
last two innings to allow the Gu
bans to score three runs. Barn
hill and Ruiz worked for the Gu
bans but ran into trouble from the
bats Of the S0X in the fourth in
ming when the SoX pushed over
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Pinky Haines Only Individual
Double Winner In 'Bama Meet

: Fpps GS)-49 flat.
440 yard relay
Xaxier. ALABAMA, TuSkegee -- d
flat.
$50 yard relay
Xavier, Alabama, Tuskegee-
1892.
Mile relay
Tuskegee, Xavier, Southern
Two mile relay
1921
Tuskegee, Alabama, Southern -
1868.
Haines CM), Foston (A), Scott
(A)-127 feet.
JaveIin
Haines ND, Mills CX), Franklin,
(MBC)-172: 1 and l-8.
Broad Jump
Walker (A), Douglass X), Al
Jones 0A)-24:1 ID.
High Jump
John Jones (A). Walker ca;
three-way tie Culver of Tuskegee,
Carter of Tuskegee, Martin of Ala
bama with Carter winning toss for
meGaD-6:5.
Shot Put
Robart CN, Scott ca, Greene
(A)-45 ID feet.
Pole Vault
Brown (S), Farmer Ok, Robin
son CT-triple tie, 1876.
Mile Run
Culp X, Baugh ca, Easley
CX)-4:226.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
Nations Prep Stars To St. Louis
For Middle Western Track Meet

According to advance inquiries
East Tech Of Cleveland. Ohio may
enter at least one man III the meet.
Another school that plans to be
present is Gibbons High school of
Paris, Texas. The GOphers from
Paris, Texas have won the sprint
medley relay championship of Tex
as there straight years. Their stra
is Lewis Smith, Texas state cham
pion and record holder in $40
Last week at Sunshine TrVitation-
al Meet at San Antonio, Smith won
the 44O in ST. and then was clock
ed in 40 flat in stepping the dist
anCe.
The strong ana well~baianced
Vashon High school Wolverines de-
tending their Missouri state title for
the third straight year are favorites
to win the Middle Western meet.
Other strong teams expected ii
take part are Kansas Vocational
School of Topeka, Kansas; RoOse-
belt high of Gary Indiana: Lincoln
High of Kansas City. Mo; North
east Junior High of Kansas City,
Kansas, Washington High of Ash
land. Ky; Sumner High Of st.
Louis, Mo; University High OF
jefferson City, and a host of other
teams. PrelimnarieS are slated to be
held at ten a. in. in the 100,
220 20O yard hurdles and 100 yard
high hurdles mad finals in the GiS-
Gus.
The final will open al enc thirty
with the crowning OF Miss Middle
VEST and parade 0f contestants.
Public School Stadium, vast con
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
General announcements for the
18th Annual Tuslegee Relay Car
nival, May 10, and the 18th Junior
and Senior Women's Track and
Field Championships, May 9, l94l.
The baton will be used in all re-
lays. No entrance fee will be
charged. Entry blanks will be
mailed April 28. Entries close May
j.
Please let us hear from you as
soon as possible. Send in names of
outstanding athletes and their
events at once for your own pub
hcity. No post entries will be ac-
cepted after midnight May 2.
Lodging will be furnished all
contestants and coaches free, with
out cost Contestants and coaches
will have to pay for all meals,
These may be secured in the school
cafeteria at a nominal cost 1t is
estimated that the cost per contest
ant per day will be about sixty
cents. Of course, this depends up
on the amount of food eaten. Meals
taken in the cafeteria will be paid
for in cash. This year in addition
to the large number of challenged
cups and trophies for relays and
special events, large certificate
suitable for framing will be award
ed to the winners of the first, sec
ond and third places, respectively,
in each Junior and Senior event
for women as well as in the events
for college men and high school
boys, individual medals will not
be awarded this year. The en-
graved certificates taking their
places. Drawing will take place
for all women's events May 8 at 8
p. m. Logan Hall and for all relays
May 8, at 8 p. m.
The Major. Julius B. Ramsey
Challenge Trophy presented in 1879
by Mrs. Carrie S. Ramsey, is the
most famous trophy in competition
of women sports today. TroYsy
winners have been: 1929, Tusk&ee
Institute, 1930-31, Fort Valley State
College; 1881, Tuskegee Institute;
1893, Fort Valley State College;
1884, Booker T. Washington High
School Atlanta, Ca. 1935-36-37-3
Tuskegee Institute; 1899, Prairie
View College; 1910, Tuskegee Insti-
tute.
This trophy will go to the senior
women's $40 yard relay winner.
and will be held by the winner for
one year when it will again be put
in competition.
The Frank A. Young Challenge
Cup, put in competition last year,
will also go to the winner in this
event. Tuskegee Institute Won the
first leg on this trophy last year.
Other Frank A. Young Challenge
Cups are as follows: The Famous
Challenge cup for one mile relay
championship of America, won last
year by Tuskegee Institute and
which after 25 years of competition
will be placed in Tuskegee's Trophy
room. Previous cup winners have
been: In 1887, Prairie View; 1888,
Prairie View; 1889, Prairie View;
1910, Tuskegee Institute. The rec
ord time for this event is 1892
seconds, made in 1888 by Hollins
Marks, AlIeniece, and Marion, of
Prairie View State College. Also
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
CHICAGO WALTERS UNION
PRESENTS RESOLUTIONS

CINCINNATI-(A N Pat the
3Oth general convention OF the Ho-
tel and Restaurant Employees In
ternational alliance and Bartend-
ers' International League of
America, A. F. of L., held here
Monday in the Netherlands Plaza
hotel, the Federated Hotel Walters
alli0n, Chicago group, presented
resolutions for adoption,
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
National mterschoLastic,
Southern intercollegiate
Tennis Tourney May SO

25th Annual Championships of the
American Tennis Association will
be played August 1923, this year.
Each college may enter two
teams in the mems and women's
doubles and two contestants in
each of the singles events. All
entrants must be freshman col
lege or above. The winner of the
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
WORK ON OVAL

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
Army engineers measured the track
in the Alumni Bowl here today for
correct metrical distance. The two
engineers motored to the institute
from a nearby army post at the re-
quest of Cleve l.. Abbott, manager
of the Relays. The track is being
put in readiness for the 18th An
nual Tuskegee Relay Carnival,
which will be held in the Bowl on
May 10.
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Gary Indiana; Vaslnon and Sum
ner of st. Louis; Paris Texas and
Kansas among Entries.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo -(Spe-
riaD7s1he cream of the nations
nigh school track stars are expect
ed to converge on st Louis, May
10 for the monster Middle Western
High School Track and Field Car
nival. About 200 contestants from
70 high schools representing nine
states, sc.ne as far distant aS Tex
as.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
TUSKEGEE RELAYS SET FOR May $40;
CREAM or NATIONS STARS TO ENTER
Plans Near Completion For 18th
Annual Track, Field Trials

will prevail. 1t is hoped that this
tournament will be largely sup
ported and that it may be the step
ping stone for colored players to
enter the great national tourna-
ments held in this country each
Yea;.
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CASH REGISTER is
REPORTED MISSING

w. p. Adams, of 81 Chestnut
Street. S W., reported that cash
register valued at $40 was stolen
from him indirectly recently
Adams said he lent the machine to
another man and that the latter
reported it stolen,
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TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
The Fourteenth Annual Southern
1nterscholaStic Tennis Champion
ships will be played at Tuskegee
InStitute, Thursday and Friday,
May and 9. College and high
school players will have an oppor-
tuIity TO practice and play On tne
Championships Courts where the
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SPORTS ,"
Melancholy
SLANTS JONES

Track, Field Records Established By
Southern Negro College Stars Compare
Favorably with Best in United Safes
(Hest Marks by Southern Negro Coleges)
EVENT hHOo.sD
100 yard dash 30 30
22O yard dash zl'U
120 yard hurdles @ @ao'v
220 yard hurdles I5'.
440 yard run 4o.4
$50 yard run o Io1.o
$50 yard relay 100 100
Mile run a'z1'o
Mile relay o:zo9
Two mile relay 90,
Broad jump Aa.tX
High jump o'oH
Shot put oa'aH
Pole vault az:o
Javeln I9o'1
Discus l4o'
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RACK IN EARLY MAY 1888 when Moze Ellerbe, the
Hastings Florida Howzer, caapulted his bronze 1rame %
to spectacular triumph the 100 yard dash at the tWe1n
annual Tuskegee Relays in the impressive time OF 30 O
s. Keller pioneer columnist of the Atlanta JOURNAL
white afternoon daily admitted he felt the luskegee timers
were seeing pink elephants on their stopwatches
That the prevailing opinion of the white press gen
orally regarding credtabe cinderpah times chaked up II
allNegrO college track and field carnlvals -,
The position of the Nordc press seemed plauSloie
enough at that time, because athlete developed in
southern Negro college had then made his presence te
in any major white meet of the counryeven IN the lew
cases where any Negroes entered at all.
Athletic Director Cleve L. Abbot famous =, Tuskegee I gee
sh the lack recognition accorded southern Negro track
and field achievement at all. .
To make formal step toward removing the skeptl-
the white press regarding performances of southern
Negro track stars Coach Abbott entered Eerbe in the
1889 Penn Relays. You know the story from there
Southern Negro track history was reyoiutonlzed as
Elerbe the Tuskegee flyer, toured the classic 100 yard
dash in spectacular 96 to win the Penn Relays century
from crack field of five Nordc rivals He had survived
earlier semifinal heats, of which he Won in 81
Later Ellerbe the NCAA century He captured the
Kansas State nvitatonal 100 yard dash in 95 In 194O
he repeated in both the Penn Relays and NCCA in 96.
Keller had been converted! He greeted Elerbes spec
tacuar in these major meets with lead paragraph
in his sports column of this substance:
"Skeptical though all were it is time to con-
cede those timers down at the Tuskegee Relays really know
keir business When they cocked Elerbe in 95 thought
they not mentally balanced But if Eerbe can run the
Penn Relays and NCAA in the time they computed
at Tuskegee is evidently not business to further douDt
the efficacy of Tuskegee timing"
To add further credence to and reliability in timing of
performers of contestants in Southern Negro track and field
championships Norman Holmes, Atlanta Georgia. Annhi
ator bagged the Central AAU century dash in 81 at Mar
cuette University Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1889 In the
field events Joshua (Shagois Williamson and Lilburn
{Joe Lous Williams of Xavier the high jump and shot
put respectively in the 1899 Drake Relays Last year. both
Xavier and Tuskegee placed in the three relay events be-
tween them, at the Penn Relays Edward Cup, miller and
Glider Farrow hurder also Xavier points in the Drake
Relays.
All this achievement by athletes representing southern
Negro colleges has removed every vestge of doubt
corning two things:
Cd Reliability of timing in southern coIored track
meets; ''!t
(2) Inherent excellence of sepia athletes in track ath
letcs.
The second annual Alabama State Relays conduct
ed at Montgomery the past Saturday. April 49, and eight
records fell, while two equaed.
Smashed marks for the woyear-old Alabama State
meet follows
NEW OLD
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By J. NJ. (SLIM REYNOLDS
Exclusive to SNSi

MONTGOMERY, Ala.-(SNS) -
Xavier University Of New orleans
did not dominate the second an
nual Alabama State Relays here
the past Friday and Saturday
April 1919, as she has done other
southern meets of the past few
years, because Coach David Al
britton, late of Ohio State and CO.
holder with Cornelius Johnson of
the world high jump record, has
developed a phenomenally strong
and well balanced array of cinder-
path and field artists at 'Bama
State.
Xavier amaSsed most points with
SIS and 1-3, but Alabama was with
in a hairs breadth with 46 and Sc,
while Tuskegee had 10 and 2-3
Southern II and 2-3, Morehouse Is,
Fort Valley five. Morris Brown
three and half, and Stillman m
stitute one.
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Penn Relays Eyed By
Tuskegee Athletes

Alumni Bowl at the Institute Oh
May 10.