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La gaceta., 1941-01-16
DEPORTES
TORNEO DE BOXEO EN- Ell
CAMPAMENTO MACDILL

FL dia 81 de este mes comen-
cara un torneo de boXeo en- 81
Campamento MacDill.
Sc mantendra alberto hasta
ell dfa % Ell libro de inScripcio-
mes. Todos los que Sc inscriban
seran reconocidos V peSados el
dia "a. Medallas Sc otorgaran a
los que f~inalicen, en- todas las ca
tegorias, en- primero, Segundo
y tercer lugar.
I'm trofeo Sc lie otorgara a Ia
organization cuyOs puzzles CD
tengan el mayor nGmero de
puntos.
Todo ell que haya peleado CO.
moprofesional, no sera eligible.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
La Gaceta Folletin No. SIT
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

i No caera esa breva !-ex-
clam6 Dick.
5iSon unoS barbaroS !-dijo
a su vez Norma.
Els precise que este Sc aca-
be-sigui6 murmurapdo Tony,
eSta vez en- voz mas baja Y como
81 hablara consigo mismO-. Els
una vergienza que noSotros nos
resignemos a estar con esta gen
tuZal
-iY que hemos de hacer?...
-Claro, ipobre de ~nosotros
7GQue hemos de hacer?...
va os digo que 70 me encargo de
arreglarlo.. Vosotros no ten6is
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
RAINS Sc OPCNE A UN
CAR EN- Ell BOXEO

Filadelfia, Enero 16.-Leon
Rains, presidente de la Conf
sion Atl6tica del Estado de Penn
sylvania, manifesto aver que 81
sc cpone a I'm Car para ell pugi-
'ismo, asagurando que 81 algo Sc
necesita es aplicar la experien-
ella de los comisionados de boxao
en- los differences Estados que pc
seen comisiones. e boxeo ia
mas crea diagustos 0 problemas
cuando es manejado por hon.
bres qre conOcen ell deporte y a.
quellcs que participant en- el. De-
cir que necesitamos un Car o CO
misionado federal es meramente
admitir que los actuales comisio
nadOs no cumplen con su deber
en- los Estados donde actdan. La
verdad es que muchos comisiona
dos son s%implemente hombres de
negocios o policies, Ellos son
bien intencionados y honestos,
pero cumplen con su deber como.
pueden."
Pennsylvania estima que no
hay necssidad de supervision fe-,
deral. Tenemos los hombres de
experienced en- ell tim6n,
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

mas que obedecerme a mi. va
vereiS!
FL que asi hablaba era Tony.
FL hijo de Maria de las Me
yes y Miguel de Guzman, era a
la saxon un mozalbete de cast
trece amos. fornido, robuSto, en-
el que aparecia la cOrpulencia
de Su padre, ell aguerrido mill
tar, y tai vez un tanto la rudeza
.campesina de sus remOtos abue-
los maternos, aquellos parias de
de la TERRA que lograron redi-
mir de la miseria y de la SER
vidumbre a Su hija, colocando-
la en- una noche de invierno a las
puertas del palacio de Rio YER
de.
Y moStraba el arrogante mu-
chacho, una mezcla bizarra de
sehorio fragil y elegante, y de
maneras e ideas rudas, prontas
a la violencia y al desQuite, tes-
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
WAGNER FIRMO SU CON
TRATO

Reading, Pa, Enero 16.-F!r
mo aver su contrato nara 194l,
con los Medals Rojas de Boston,
el pitcher Charley Wagner. Sc
RI su cuarta prueba con la no
vena dirigida por Jose Cronin.
Gan6 ell ano pasado nuevas
victorias consecutivas para el
club Louisville, de la Association
Americana.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
Don't Spread Your Coli Cough
Get MenthO- N uISi0P

ing highest grade lockwood
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives Ment, o.
Mulsior. 9 taste the whole family
will IKE. It clirgs TO tie ucln-
branes so its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough wkea Mentho-M ulsion IL
80 inexpensive and easy 70 obtain
M,ntho-M uleion is endorsed By
your neighbors and que ranteed by
! in~Aing d-lrp'-+s svarv Hhnrc adv.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

suburbio dc Berlin, 81 "a de di.
ciemore de 1868. En- 1897 reci-
bio ell tftulo de Doctor en- Mate
maticas, en- la Un.versidad do
Heidelberg.
Cuando tenia SO amos, Capa-'
blanca lie derrOto.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
LAS DE ANO-
CHE EN- SULPHUR SPRINGS

En- las carreras efectuadas a.
nOche en- Sulphur Springs triun
faron los perros Whip Away,
Sonova King, State Witness, TO
tin Home, Rass, Lady Ramona,
Joesil, Contract, Pretty Bad,
Glory Seal Y c. B.
Contract alcanzo los mayOres
honores en- la octava carrera,
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

A cold cough seriously endargers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and ~, you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
my medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money b. K.
Mentho-M ulsion is more than on
lrd;nary medicine. 1t contains vita
Minis A and D to build your cold
resistance, and Eeven soothing
ling oflr anI ~ rraotc. incl16
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
OTROS DOS
P~ELOTEROS

New York, Enero 16.-El Sc
eretario Branick recibi6 aye2
'os contracts firmados de John
ny Whiting y Johnny Mccarthy,
Hasta la fecha han firmsdO va
nueve peloteros.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
FRITZIE ZIVIC ANUNCIA
QUE ACOSTARA A HENRY
ARMSTRONG
Ell Negro Contin,ia Siendo
ell FdUOr1tO

New York, Enero 16.-Frit-
ziezie Civic, ell campeon de las
lat libras, titulo que conquist6
ell pasado octubre, anunei6 aver
que ell viernes pondra a dormir,
en- la Madison Square Garden,
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
MARTIN FIRMO CON LOS
PIRATAS

Pitts5urg, Enero 16.-Los Pi
ratas recibieron al contrato de
Martin, ugadOr de cuadro, dsbi-.
damenta firmado. Tiene q a =
nos, batea a la zHrda y finaliz6
ell ano pasado, sirviendo a los
C~ardenales, con un promedio al
bate de 238.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

recia tomar ell aSpecto facil, Sc
reno y l6gicO con que las gentes
del pueblo, acostumbradas a SUI
frir y a franquear todos los obs
taculos para seguir viviendo, so
portan las contrariedades y las
amarguras de la existencia...
Els precise no hacer locuras
-sigui6 diciendo ahora Ketty
con VOC temerosa.
mo hacer locuraS?... louie
res mas locura que 10 que hacen
ellos?-repuso Tony.
ESQ es verdad-ahadi6 Dick
con 81 eterna sonrisa-. iLos
cuatro debieran llamarse Cogor-
zal
Los nihos riaron ell ohista, ia
pandose las boPIitas para no
a los bandidos.
i Que grscioso es este Dick!
-eoment6 Norma, que era la
que mas admiraba ell ingenio del
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

Fran 1aMarqre aigue buscan
cole un advcrsario a c7alisnte =
habil muchaoho joey Raymond.
Para rival del tampefo Sc trae-
ra a Ray Ingram 0 Chef Jones'
Raymond hizo tablas con
Jones. e nun r%eciente encuentro,
e Ingram acost6 Ell ano pazado'
en- esta ciudad, a Buster Carroll.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

Nathan Mann, de 19O1l9 Ii
bras, venci6 per nocaut t6cnlco,
en- Il octs.o asalto, a Charlie
(Ho5o) Williams, de Fort Lsu-
derdale, Florida. Ell d~errotado
pesaba 176.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

Harry Bobo, Ell negro de Pitts
burgh. venci6 por fallo unanime
de los jueces a Gunnar Barlund'
de New York. Pesaba Ell Bobo
2O2 libras y ell findand6s 1876.
Pete Galiano, 1877 libras, de
Baltimore, derrot6 a Frankie
Terranova, 149, de New York.
En- Portland, Me. Frankie
Nelson, un negro, maestro de
boxeo, derrot6 facilmente q
Irish Eddie Pierce, de New
York.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

mas que obedecerme a mi. iva
vereiS!
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Tavern Nine, Staging
Comeback, Conquers
Sea Grill, 6 10 4
RuiIrouders FL Victors
Over Justice; Mottos
Defect Muccobees

Little Tavern baseball team,
which finished among the also-rans
in the first-half schedule of the
Industrial League with such infre-
quent victories that every one was
called an upset. is sailing along at
a better clip in the second-half race.
The Tavern nine has moved into
the first division with third-place
rating following yesterdays win
over ODonnell'S Sea Grill. Ga. A
four-run rally in the fifth turned
the trick and dropped ODonnell's
to fourth place.
Another tight sandlot game yes
terday was the Government League
clash between Railroad Retirement
and Department of Justice, won by
the Railroaders. 2-1. with the two
runs IN the first inning.
The Washington-Virginia League
ended its flrst-half race last night
at Ballston Stadium with Mattos
A. c. tripping Arlington Maccabees,
9-6. The title still is undecided
because of several postponed games,
but the second-half race will begin
tomorrow night with Palace A. C..
playing Village Motors.
Palace has a one-game lead over
the Maccabees but has three un-
played games.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Kuvukos Need Victory
To Take First Half

Kavakos Grill and Fat Boy teams
may decide the frst-half champion
ship in the Capital City League
when they meet in the 8 O'Clock
feature tonight at Washington Soft
ball Stadium. Following will be an
exhibition between Glenn Stralka S
Redskins and Civil Service.
A victory for Kavakos would give
it outright possession of the title,
while should Fat Boy win, another
game will be necessary. The game
figures to be a pitchers battle with
Harold Steffes of Fat Boy against
Cannonball Smith. Steffes has won
four and lost none this year, includ-
ing two no-hitters.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
.83 Power, Sail Races
On Card Of Regatta
Al Miles River
Contest for Unlimited
Runobouts Feature Of
AUGUST II Affair

ST. MICHAELS, Md, July a.
The yearly "yachtsmens letter" Is
In the mails inviting participation
of hundreds of prospective contest
ants in the Miles River Yacht Club
regatta-"the poor mans regatta
Chairmn Robert A. Dodson has an.
nounced.
Racing will begin Friday after
noon, August l, and continue
through Saturday.
Listed in the letter are SO power
and sail events which will make
up the racing card of the clubs
Goth annual event.
Feature in the power class will
be the Miles River Trophy race fol
unlimited displacement class runa-
bouts and the Richardson Memoria,
Trophy race for 20-foot and under
displacement class runabouts, power
unlimited, Dodson said
Glass H, I and runabouts viii
participate in three-heat race fol
the championship of the Chesa-
peake Bay.
The sailing card is topped by
the Chesapeake Bay log sailing
canoe race for Governors Trophy
Stars are to race for the John
Charles Thomas Trophy. Comets
penguins, Barnegat sneak boxes
snipes, moths, albatrosses. scrappy
cats, busters, crickets and knock
abouts will vie for other awards.
Gov. O'Conor and Baltimore 8
Mayor Howard w. Jackson both are
scheduled to present personal
trophies. O'Conor is to make his
presentation at the victory cere-
monies at the close of the events.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

There are some splendid events
on the July horse show calendar
for the equestrian fans. Heading
the list is the 38th annual Culpeper
horse show and races, TO be held at
the Culpeper, Va, race track next
Friday and Saturday. The following
week end, Saturday and Sunday,
July II and 13, comes the Scranton,
Pa, horse show and SteeplechaseS,
with $4,000 in cash prizes and
trophies to attract Maryland and
Virginia entries. The week ending
July 49, and 10 the Rappahannock
horse show will be held at Little
Washington" Va, one of the best
shows on the Virginia circuit.
Flat Races Both Days.
The celebration of Independence
Day at Culpeper is really a two
day commemoration in this historic
old town in the heart Of the Vir-
ginia hunt country. Native Virgin
ians feel there is no more fitting
way Of observance of the day than
by paying honor to the many de-
scendants of great horses that were
the equine friends of the founding
fathers and assisted them so glori-
ously to achieve independence.
AS usual, the Culpeper program,
which gets under way at 9:l5 am.
Friday. is divided into six sections
of % classes and eight races. There
is breeding section of classes,
one of three classes for ponies, II
classes for hunters, four for open
jumpers, an A. S. P. C. A. good
hands event and conformation
hunter championship.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Mullins, Little Conn,
Among Boxing Aces
On A. A. u. Card
Clever N. T..S. Scropper
And Lloyd Open l2-Bout
Shows Next Tuesday

Dicky Mullins, 112-pound proto-
type of Billy Conn from the Nation
al Training, School, is one Of two
dozen amateur scrappers selected to
inaugurate the District A. A. US
new policy of regular competition
for local talent beginning next
Tuesday night at Turner's Arena
Bill Blake, chairman of the COM
mittee in charge, already has nine
of II bouts on paper with others
to be added within day or two,
and Mullins name is high on the
list. He's down for a 3rounder
with Eddie Lloyd, another pretty
good boy, and If they're on first
the program will be off to a rous-
ing start.
Quiet and Good Looking.
Mullins is like Conn in more ways
than looks. He has Billy's quiet
"mommer's boy" expression; he's a
good looking youngster. tall and
willowy; a good boxer and a hard
hitter. He may have it on Billy, if
we can stretch the comparison, for
hitting. Conn is more of a master
| artist with his gloves but Dicky
| lays 'em among the daisies when
he raps 'em with his right. And
he can take it, too.
Mullins rise in the amateur flStic
world has been nothing short OF
meteoric. Introduced to the ancient
| sport only a month or so before
the last Golden Gloves tournament
| in January he surprised even his
most ardent supporters by gaining
the final round in the 112-pound
novice class. Henry Ragsdale, a
more experienced clouter from the
| Apollo A. c.. won the duke and
Dick some day hopes to square that
| account.
In the succeeding A. A. U. tourna-
senior division, step that seemed
too high at that time for his limited
experience. but he came through
with colors flying. His victory over
the highly favored Joe Petro, Apollo
veteran. nearly precipitated a riot
at Turner's Arena when stunned
Petros supporters refused to accept
the verdict, but there was no doubt
in the officials minds that Dicky
won. He flattened teammate Gene
Hayes in two rounds to take the title
Looks to Intercity Matches.
The A. A. us new policy. favorable
toward boxing which, heretofore, has
been more or less Stepchild, will
broaden out into intercity team
matches if Tuesdays inaugural is
successful. Individual radios will be
given winners on the first card and
suitable and worthwhile prizes will
be awarded for succeeding bouts.
Bouts already carded will pit
either champions or near-champs in
Golden Gloves or A. A. U. competi-
tion against one another. 1t will be
another little" carnival Of cham
pions. Other bouts arranged thus far
include the following:
Leo Marcopulos VS.. Bernie Mason,
Charlie Petro VS.. Louis Hanbury,
Pete Celinski VS.. Dan Mclaughlin.
William Mason VS.. John Smerick. Al
Edick VS.. Jimmy Petro, Kid Smith
VS.. Paul Coakley. Tony De Toto VS..
Preston Drew, Al Horton VS.. Joe
Cannon.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

kiewicz Wojcirhowicz, who has
enrolled at the College Of the
Pacific and hopes to play football
under Coach AlonZo Stagg. It's
understood sports writer's out on
the coast are hoping he won't
make the grade."
Baseball brevities: Either slug
'em or miss 'em. That's the
Winston Salem club of the Pied
mont League. The Babe Ruthian
batting record Of the twins, notes
Smith Barrier of the Green's
boro Daily News, includes lead
ership of the league in home
runs CID and also strikeouts
(290.
Here's a handy idea: The Au-
gusta club has a chute leading
from the roof of the grandstand
to the front office. All base
balls that land on the roof roll
right downstairs, where they are
reissued.
Add economy; Bruno Somend,
young Jacksonville CFla0 pitcher,
carries a washboard with him,
Evening star., 1941-07-02

but q little practice and time should
eliminate this difficulty.
A ninth-grade pupil at Hine
Junior High School, Tommy is an
all-ar0lnd athlete. He quarter
backed the 1O0-pound football team,
played on the 120-pound basket ball
quint. held down third on the insect
baseball team and participated in
indoor softball and touch football.
He also happens to be- pretty
good trackman," adds Reynolds, who
knows most of his boys better than
they know themselves. Il had him
in several indoor meets We put on
during the winter months and he
can travel. A good coach could
make sprinter out of him with no
trouble"
Learns Cooking by Necessity.
But golf appears to be Master
Tulenkas first and last love and if
he can't be pro he'll devote his
time to being a good golfer, which
should be a healthy career-and
may be profita BILE.
Tommy's cooking, incidentally, is
no gag, but springs from necessity.
He and his father and brother were
keeping house by themselves until
his grandmother came to spend a
spell with them and they all took
turns over the gas range. A diet of
canned food didn't appeal 10 the
motherless household so they all
learned to cook-and well. too.
But Tommy, alas. can't sew. But
no pro golfer has to darn his own
socks, does he?
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Three Mines in Quick
Series 10 Determine
City Loop B Title
Pepsi Cola, N. Y. Avenue
Bottle, With Winner
To Oppose PerYs

With Miller Furniture virtually
conceded the pennant in section A,
the spotlight will be focused on
games in section B and the junior
division in the National City League
Sunday.
Miller, undefeated in six games
and the only club to humble the
potent Heurich Brewers, brings down
the curtain on its first half activities
IN a game with Orange Disc. and,
according to competent observers,
only a major miracle will mar that
fiawleSs record. But the picture is
vastly different in the other divisions.
Pepsi Cola and Ninth and New
York Avenue inaugurated sudden
death playoff for the section B flag,
the winner to meet Perrys Res
taurant in the deciding game
week from Sunday. The three
finished with six victories against a
single defeat in the hottest sectional
finish the league has witnessed in
several years.
Junior Series Also Hot.
Another scorcher has the fans on
fire in the junior division wherein
Brookland Merchants. Friendship
House and Central Boys Club are
Waging a spirited battle for the top
rung. All three are undefeated at
this writing. but "Tippy" Adams
Brookland crew meets up with Joe
Jnewoski's Friendship tossers Sum-
day and that should help clarity the
situation.
Apollo Billiards. sponsored by
Jimmy Anderson, makes its debut
in section B this Sunday, replacing
the defunct Carolina Rebels, as all
teams but the two in the playoff get
their second half drives under way.
Jacobsen Florists game with
Prince Georges County Police Boys
Club has been moved up two DAYS
TO July 4. and will be PLAYED at
Magruder Park at 230 o'clock as a
fea ature of suburban communitys
holiday celebration.
Fireworks Cause Change.
Fireworks on the Monument
grounds also has neceSsitated the
change in two junior games to Fair
lawn Sunday
Schedules:
SECTION FRIDAYD
Jacobsen Florists Prince Georges
Police Boys Club, Magruoer Park. $50.
SUNDAY q PM
Small Motors VS.. Mailman Photograph
erS. East Ellipse
orange Disc. vs. Miller Furniture. South
Ellipse
Heurich vs. Taft A. C, Taft Park
SECTION B. uO:i5 ANY
Ninth and New York Avenue Lunch vs.
Pepsi Cola, South Ellpse First half Cham
pionship play-off
PeTrys Restaurant vs. ARROW Cab, West
Ellipse
soiomons Market vs.. Apollo Billiards.
southeTn Oxygen VS. Western Electric
North Ellipse.
JUNIOR DIVISION 1-3PMD
Eastern BOYS Club VS.. Central BOYS Club,
Police No vs. washington Flour, No l
Fsirlawn.
Police No. VS.. Cardinal A. c, No
FalrlaVn
Friendship VS. Brookand South ElIpse
JUNIOR STANDING
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Holiday Final Planned Middle Atlantic Net Tourney Weather Prm
Tommy TuIenko Would Avoid
Cooking for Golf Any Time;
BOYS Club Athletic Ace
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Tommy Tulenka is a l5-year old
youngster with flaxen hair and an
infectious chuckle, who can whip to-
gether one of the fastest beef stews
you ever ladled out of an iron
kettle, but who would trade all his
culinary ability for a career as a
professional golfer. And around the
Eastern Branch Boys Club OF
Washington, where he is member,
they tell you he'll achieve that goal
some day.
Tommys name is coming up for
consideration in the the clubs hall
of fame this year, which gives you
an inkling of the high regard in
which they hold him.
Not because he can cook" points
out Director of Athletics Charley
Reynolds. but because of his var
ious activities and achievements.
He's one of our best members and
one of the most popular
Tommy could blow his own horn
if ne cared to. He toots the trumpet
literally, with notes and everything
But he prefers to do his horn blow
ing in the club band and to let his
actions speak for themselves.
Now Cooking Up" Golf Meet.
Right now Chef Tulenka is con-
coting an appetizing dish that prom
ises to become one Of the favorite
items on the clubs sports menus
golf tournament for the club. It.
no small task, as Tommy thought
fully admits, but he's not a lac
to be blocked or baffled by obstacles
If he can't figure way around EN-
he fits 'em into his scheme of things
A committee OF one who took j
upon himself to organize the tour
nament, he printed the entry blanks
in the clubs print shop. drew IL
| lustrated posters advertising thu
| event. made arrangements for thu
use of the Fairlawn public links anC
as soon as all entries are in vii
make the draw, figure handicaps i.
necessary and probably win thu
championship.
| His golf. however. leaves much Il
/ be desired-to hear him tell it-al
though it has improved since N
began to probe the mysteries o
green's and gutta percha two year
/ ago
Tommy an AllAround Athlete.
I'm usually in the low 90s now,
he says, which is a big improve
ment over the 127 I started with
But I'm taking lessons from Jacl
Pomeroy at Fairlawn and l shoulc
get better"
He hits good, long ball, averag.
ing between $50 and 200 yards, anc
is better on the green's. It's hi.
irons that give him the most trouble
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Annual 7wo-Doy Horse Show
At CuIpeper This Week End
Opens Fine July Program

In addition there will be three fiat
races and a steeplechase on the
Friday card. Two Of the fat races
are of furlongs and another of
Is miles. The steeplechase will be
run over a sporty l2-mile course.
The card for Saturday also consists
of three fat races and steeple-
chase of the same distances as the
preceding day.
The breeding classes, which al
ways attract large entry from the
hundreds of breeders of the Down
Country" are for thoroughbred and
halfbred sucking colts, thorough
bred and halfbred yearlings and
thoroughbred and halfbred 2-year-
olds. The pony classes are for sad
die and jumping ponies.
Hunters Dominate Card.
The largest part of the program
is given over to the hunters and a
record entry is expected this year.
The classes consist Of: Local
jumpers, hunter hacks, 3-year-old
hunters, 4-year-old hunters, green
hunters, suitable to become hunters,
working hunters. lightweight hunt
ers, middle and heavy weight hunt
ers. ladies' hunters, Corinthian and
hunt teams. The jumper classes are
for handicap jumpers, hunters and
jumpers combined, triple bar and
a touch and out.
AS usual, the management has
gone far afield to obtain judges.
The four invited to officiate are:
Thomas Assheton of New York City,
Homer B. Gray, Poughkeepsie.
N. Y: 1t. Col. James Duke, War
Department, Washington, D. c., and
Forrest Ward of Hollins, Va.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
BY ROMNEY WHEELER,


ANITA, July 2.-Gus
Ietchas, Georgias freshman
3cotball sensation who f1unked
out in the spring, is back at
Athens for a summer school pep
up which coaches hope will put
him in the lineup along with
frankie Sinkwich, Lamar Davis,
ct al. Beattie Feathers, the
Tennessee grid-great now wal
coping home runs for Lenoir, N.
O., heads for Appalachian Col
iege this fall to become football
coach.
Jack Ross, former wrestler, now
runs a restaurant at Augusta,
Ga, but can't resist the tempta-
ton to get in the ring again every
now and then.
Minute meditations: Its great
10 be a Southerner, says Bob
Herring of the Tifton tGa0 Ga
zette, "and not have to be both
cred with such names as Wojt-