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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-02-23

flnities economic advancement And 1888 THE IT.
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has enabled is graduates positions Of Leadership
this profitable profession.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-02-23
History Of Tyler Barber College

The Tyler Barber College conceived the mind
H Morgan during the time the Texas Barber Law
effect 1929 He need Institution of that kind
order that colored and might be trained 10 be
professional BARRIERS At the time institution for the training
Colored Barriers existed anywhere the United States His
this line until he
founded TYLER BARBER COLLEGE in April 1888 which
marked opening o. the first college of its kind the
Western Hemisphere for Negroes
The school somewhs, dormant for about year aftef
which grew by leaps bounds until the capacity Of the
overcowded by students coming from all parts OF
the United States
In December 1887 branch Tyler Barber College
established Houston Texas in very small building How
ever the Houston branch Tyler Barber College owns
campus containing three frepro3 buildings two dormtoes
and for When the main building was
completed years ago the mos, elaborate and most
building the South The Institution IN
Houston Texas has than hundred and twenty-five
students under very efficient management and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-02-23
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Evening star., 1951-10-26

Washington and Lee. West Vir.
|ginia. South Carolina and Stetson.
CIV has won over Virginia Tech
and lost to Georgia. Virginia,
Maryland and Wake Forest.
In addition to Sutton and Ped
rick. the visiting Furman team
also has scoring threat in Sonny
Horton, captain of the team and
last years leading ground gamer.
He's a hard runner who powers his
way past tacklers.
| Bulwark of the Purple Hurri-
canes line is Calvin Hartness at
guard. with Cordell Maddox and
Bob Snead. the linebackers, also
worthy of special notice. The
teams safety man, Joe Watts, also
has a reputation as a good pass
defender.
For CIV. Davis return to action
also will be some help to the Of
fense. although the Colonials did
show last week they could il
necessary. get along without him.
Bob Cilento. generally the blocking
back. demonstrated some passing
ability, and little Bino Barriera at
fullback took over most Of the bah
carrying by Juggling the ball "A
times to net II yards. No one.
though, was able to fill in for
Davis as kicker. and Handy Andy
has no particular. reputation in
that department.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
|GW Slight Choice ! onight;;
~ Terps Off for LSUGome
By George Huber

George Washington and Fur
man meet tonight at Griffith
Stadium, with the Colonials only
a slight favorite over a team they
trimmed by a 34-to-7 score q year
ago. Game time is 8:15 pm.
Furman's record this year isn't
any fancier than GW's, but the
Purple Hurricane has shown
flashes Of more scoring power this
year off the running Of Russell
(Quicksilyer) Sutton, a stocky
and speedy sophomore halfback.
and the passing of Gene Pedrick.
currently the Southern Conference
leader
The fact the Colonials are
favored at all is based on the re-
turn Of Handy Andy Davis to duty.
Davis missed last weeks losing
effort to Wake Forest because OF
Ia bruised hip, but he Is ready to
go tonight. Where he should be
especially valuable is on defense.
Andy is something special as
safety man and as a pass defend
Ier, and he is counted on to cut
into Pedrick's effectiveness.
Furman last week beat The
Citadel, 35-l4. Otherwise it beat
only Presbyterian while losing to
Evening star., 1951-10-26


our choice. Also of major Eastern
importance Is the Penn-Navy
game which our scout will be
watching. as we play Navy next
Penn Is favored. Columbia. Boston
University and Holy Cross are
picked to beat Army. Temple and
Brown. while Dartmouth is chosen
over Harvard. Other games favor
Fordham over Syracuse. Lehigh
over New York u. Colgate over
Yale and Penn State over West
Virginia. San Francisco should
complete it's Eastern trip with a
win over st. Bonaventure.
Key conference contests mark
the Southwestern schedule. Un-
defeated Baylor is sure to have
trouble with Texas AIM, but
should defeat the Aggies. Rice
visits the Texas Longhorns and we
look for a return to form by Texas
Oklahoma gets another stiff test
but should pass it by beating
Colorado. Surprising Texas Tech
gets the nod over Arizona.
With injured Johnny Bright on
the doubtful list. any hope Drake
may have had against strong
Iowa State has vanished. Kansas
and a tossup game gives a slight
edge to Nebraska over Missouri
use Upset Possible.
On the Coast. Southern Cali
fornia must be careful or Texas
Christian will hand the Trojans
a taste Of their own upset medi-
cine. 1t could happen. but I don't
believe so as use will be ready
California has no easy road back
Evening star., 1951-10-26
NAVY and Penn Practice Hints
Battle of Airwoys Tomorrow
Special Dispatch 10 The sier

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 90
Navy completed a week Of inten-
sive work for the Penn game in
Philadelphia tomorrow, with side
lime observers predicting an aerial
duel despite Coach Eddie Erde-
Ilatz's indication that Mike Sor-
lrentino may start at quarterback
for the Midshipmen.
With small army of throwers.
headed by Chet Cornog. and one
lof the East's most alert pass de-
lfense men in George Bosseler, lS-
Iyear-old sophomore, Penn seems
well prepared for such tactics.
But some Navy supporters think
Erdelatz may be trying to out
smart George Munger.
Sorrentino, standout against
Northwestern last week, is a
smoother ball handler than Zas-
Itrow. but more erratic in passing.
With Dean Smith, another new
conner. and Bob MCGOWAN at half
back, it is possible that Navy is
setting up a solid ground game in
hope Of scoring its first victory
of the season.
Bosseler has intercepted four
passes in as many games, return
ing one for a touchdown, and has
his eye on the NCAA record of
IL interceptionS for or1e season
He's tough to fool and has nice
pair Of hands for grabbing the
ball.
Offensively. Munger can call
on Alex Jaffurs, Noel Schmidt,
Gerry Robinson, Don thinner or
even Joe Varaitis to throw the
ball II needed. Varaitis, however,
has been the Quakers' strong man
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Leohy Picks Cornell to Defeat
Princeton, Duke Over Virginia

into the win column but ought to
reach it by beating Oregon State.
Washington State is picked to
down Oregon and make it two
in a row over teams from the
neighboring State. Stanford ap-
proaches its most important game
as the Indians journey to Seattle
to play Washington. We look for
another upset here as Washington
defeats Stanford.
The South's top three teams.
Maryland, Tennessee and Georgia
Tech, all are favored to keep their
records clean. Tennessee should
have little difficulty with Tennes-
see Tech. Maryland and Georgia
Tech will have more trouble with
Louisiana State and Vanderbilt,
but should come out on top. Two
close games favor Mississippi over
Miami and Tulane over Auburn.
Visiting teams from Santa Clara
and Boston College are the under
dogs in their games with Arkansas
and Georgia. Strong southern
teams such as Kentucky. MisSis-
sippi State. Duke and North Caro-
lima are slight favorites to beat
Florida, Alabama, Virginia and
Wake Forest. In other Southern
games, we pick William and Mary
over Richmond and North Caro-
lima State over Virginia Tech.
Wisconsin Favored.
Main attraction in the Big Ten
pits undefeated Northwestern
against fast improving Wisconsin.
Our choice is Wisconsin. Illinois,
leader in this conference. is picked
over high-riding Indiana. Iowa
will feel Ohio States wrath as
the Buckeyes rebound. Both Mich
Iigan teams are favored as Michi-
gan State beats Pittsburgh and
Michigan downs Minnesota. Okla
homa A&M is selected to beat
Detroit.
Exactly 364 days after the
crash. Purdue revisits Notre Dame
Stadium. II ever team had suffi-
cient reason to achieve an OBJ
jective, we have one tomorrow. I
know Purdue has one also. Stu
Holcomb's teams always have
given us more trouble than any
other team we face. Last year
they won only two games. This
year they have won one, thus far.
We will do our utmost to see that
they don't match their 1850 rec
ord tomorrow afternoon.
McManchf Sundicafe
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Hot Shoemaker Rides
29 Winners in II DAYS
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Wee Will
lie Shoemaker. who tied for ma
tional riding honors last year with
1888 winners. currently is on red
hot winning streak at New York's
race tracks. He rode a triple at
Jamaica yesterday to boost his
winners for the last IL racing days
to 20.
Willie's three winners yesterday
were Upsetter at 5000, All's Fair
at $3.50, and Lambent at $40. He
has had one or more winners each
tracing day since October II at
Belmont. On that day he failed
to visit the winners circle. al
Though getting three seconds.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Virginia Strengthens
Defense Against Duke
BY the Asscciuted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct
I26.-Virginia's Cavaliers tapered
on for Duke here yesterday with
a general review Of offensive and
defensive assignments. Most of
the stress was on defense, how
ever. The Cavaliers battle Duke
tomorrow afternoon at Dur
ham. N. c.
Coach Art Guepe has worried
all week about the Blue Devils
offensive speed and power. The
Cavaliers will be at nearly full
strength.
The squad departs this after
noon for an overnight stay at
Raleigh. N. c
DURHAM, N. c., Oct. 26 (R.-
Dukes Blue Devils worked lightly
yesterday in preparation for to-
morrow's Homecoming battle with
the University of Virginia here.
Dukes offensive crew worked
under the direction of Coaches
Ace Parker and Tommy O'Boyle
in whipping through a brisk ses-
sion that consisted of brushing
up on running and passing plays
against the Blue Devil reserves.
Duke appears in the best phys
ical shape in recent weeks.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Saturday Football
On Radio and TV
Radio.

Wisconsin Northwestern, WMAL
WWDC. WASH-FM, 2:45 pm.
Observation-Disclosures State, WRC
g pm.
Indiana Illinois, WRC. 2:15 pm
Virginia-Duke. WPIK, 1:45 pm
Army Columbia, VOL. las pm
Washington Stanford, VOL
4:45 pm.
Notre Dame Purdue, WEAM
2::30 pm.
Roundup of big games Cornell
Princeton, Minnesota Michigan
Georgia Tech h-Vanderbilt, Wiscon-
sin Northwestern, Colorado Okla
homa,, WTOP, 2::30 pm.
TelevisiOn.
Princeton-Cornell, WNBW, las
pm.
Military District Washington
Boiling Air Base. WTOP, 1:45 pm
(For benefit of television view
ers, below is a list of names and
numbers of Princeton Cornell
DlaYerS).
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Tennis Ace, Basketball Star
KeyMen in Ohio-Iowu Game
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 26.-
There's a pretty good chance the
outcome of tomorrow's Iowa. Ohio
State football game will rest on
the performances of a tennis
champion and a basketball star.
The No. / offensive exhibit of
the Hawkeyes will be George
DUSTY Rice, Iowa sophomore
who won the States high school
court title two years in row.
And at the quarterbacking spot
for the revamped Buckeyes. will
be Bill Wilks, Hamilton Highs
All-Ohio eager who didn't turn
out for football until this year,
although he's a junior.
A quick idea of Rice's ball-tot-
ing ability is cleaned from his
performance against Purdue.
Dusty ran the opening kickoff
back 100 yards. scored on a So
yard jaunt from scrimmage and
took 55-yard pass for another
tally.
Wilks moved in as Ohio's signal
caller as a result of extensive line
up doctoring on the part of Coach
Woody Hayes after last Saturdays
devastating 32-10 loss to Indiana
Under the change. Quarterback
Tony Curcillo moves to- fulIback
and Bernie Skvarka assumes the
left-halfback post of injured Vic
Janowicz. the All-America all
around guy.
Despite the bewildering setback
at the hands of the three touch
down underdog Hoosiers, about
10000 fans will sit in on tomor-
rows fray in which the Hawks
Evening star., 1951-10-26

on line bucks and probably wil
be saved for that role.
PENIS hopes were dealt blow
by the probable loss of Eddie
Bell, who received an eye cut
requiring five stitches, in scrim.
mage. The speedy Negro end col
lided with Jim Kopenhaver, 200
pound freshman fullback, who also
received an eye wound that needed
three stitches.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
All Seats Now Sold
For Novy's Meeting
With Notre Dome
By the Assoeiufed Press

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 26.-The
Navy-Notre Dame game. to be
played November 3 at Balti-
more's Municipal Stadium, is
a sellout.
The Naval Academy Ath-
letic Association announced
yesterday that all of the "A
271 seats are taken. This game
generally has been a sellout
even in the old stadium which
had a capacity of half again as
much as the present stadium.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

will try to avenge that 1912 loss
to Ohio in 1850.
With Janowicz out of the game
except for point-after- touchdown
and other non-strenuous chores
Hayes said he'd call on several
boys to split up Vic's usual CO.
minute job. -
Skvarka will do the running
Sophomore George Rosso and
Freshman John Shelton will di-
vide the defensive duties. Shelton
will do most of the punting, either
Shelton or Tommy Hague viii
kick OF, and Wilks will handle
the passing usually assigned tx
J4nowicz.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Four Unbeaten Team,
Have Underdog Role
In Games tomorrow
.ey the Assoeistsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Tennes-
see and Michigan State, college
footballs top-ranking powers. per-
form under wraps tomorrow. but
there's no such serenity for the
other major unbeaten and united
teams.
At least one perfect record has
to go at Princeton. N. j.. where
Princeton. boasting 17-game
winning streak. takes on Cornell
all-conquering in four starts. The
game probably will decide the
Eastern championship.
Three other teams without a
blemish-Stanford. Baylor and
Northwestern are underdogs
against foes already spoiled al
least once. Illinois, Maryland
Georgia Tech and San Francisco
will have to be at their best to
continue their winning ways.
Tennessee. No. / In the Asso-
ciated Press poll, is host to little
Tennessee Tech at Knoxville
while Michigan State, No. 2, en-
tertains winless Pittsburgh at East
Lansing. Mich. II these 'front.'
runners get knocked of this week
somebody probably would demand
a saliva test.
Tigers One-Point Choice.
Princeton's single-wing Tigers
with a great tailback in All-Ameri-
can Dick Kazmaier. rate a single
point favorite over Cornell in the
latest odds. but most experts re-
gard this as "pick 'em" game.
Cornell. which handed the
Tigers their last defeat two years
ago. hasn't been fully tested yet
in games with Syracuse, Colgate
and Yale. But the Big Red has
shown lot of power and a fine
clutch" passer in Rocco Calvo
Princeton is ranked eighth nation
ally. Cornell 18th.
Games in the Middle West and
on the Pacific Coast will have a
lot Of bearing on who winds up in
Pasadena's Rose Bowl New Years
Day.
Illinois (4-O plays at Indiana
(2-2). meeting a Hoosier squad
good enough to bump Ohio State
last week. 1910. At the same time
Northwestern (4-0) risks Its un-
Evening star., 1951-10-26
By MerreIl WhittIesey

four MOTT strong opponents re-
naming after tomorrow night,
Maryland this week end reaches
the key game on its schedule
against Louisiana State University
at Baton Rouge.
Bowl games. supposedly have
been voted out for Southern Con-
ference schools, but Maryland
still has hopes Of a major post
season bid, and acceptance if il
goes all the way. The Terps never
have had an unbeaten team in a
football history that dates back
to 1892.
Ahead after LSU lies Missouri
which has won only one game;
winless Navy; North Carolina
State, which has lost four straight
and a willing but young and losing
team from West Virginia. Thus
the LSU game is the big one fol
the Terps. =
Al Players in Squad.
Coach Jim Tatum, his entourage
and At players left by chartered
plane this morning for Bator
Rouge for Maryland's first game
with the Tigers and its secone
visit to the State. DR.. H. G
(Curley) Byrd took a Maryland
team to Tulane 18 years ago ane
lost. 300.
With each player insured fol
$l00. 900 for the trip. the total in
surance ran over Sc million.
There seems to be a feeling o.
complacency among some Mary
land rooters about this game
but it is not shared by the coach.
ing staff. After all, Maryland ii
playing a team that defeated Rice
| Georgia and Alabama, in addi.
ton to Mississippi Southern. Tit
only defeat was at the hands o.
Georgia Tech, currently the coun.
try's third-ranked team.
The Terps will be playing ir
a humid setting, and the fog ane
dampness that settles over ths
stadium at night often make ball.
handling difficult. The long tIir
will be another disadvantage fol
Maryland.
13-POint Fay0riteS.
The Terps have been mentioned
as favorites by as much as /;
points. mainly because they de.
feated Georgia with ease, 43-7
while LSU edged the Bulldog.
only TO last Saturday night
However. that sEtcrno lfa.y'
land beat North Carolina by onI,
one touchdown. 14-7. and Caro-.
lima lost to Georgia. 28-l6.
Considering this is the fifth
game of the season. the Marylant
squad is In good physical condi'
ton. Bernie Faloney. an excel
lent defensive halfback and sec,
ond-string offensive quarterback
lprobably will be restricted to ;
defensive role because it is diff
cult for him to talk after he suf
fered q mouth injury against tn,
Tar Heels.
With Bob Wards fractured
right hand still in a partial cast
Tatum probably will use his All.
America guard mostly on offense
10000 to See Game.
Tommy Mont, who scoute.
LSU against Georgia Tech ant
Georgia. points out that Louisiana
State depends more on balancs
than individual stars for its tri
lumphs. He hardly recognized tn
team from one week to the mex
except for the Tigers brillian
back, Leroy Labat of La Place, La
Against defense that has givel
up more than one touchdown onl,
to Georgia Tech, Maryland vii
throw a rushing offense OF 81
yards per game. The Terps hav,
rushed over Is of their 81 touch
downs, and have scored five time
in the air and once on an op
ponents' tumble.
Maryland's unbeaten status ha
boosted interest and nearly 40, ,00l
are expected in the Tigers 46. .O00
capacity stadium.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

for keeps.
For a championship fight, it has
aroused considerable Nationwide interest and
anxiety. Part of this is due to Louis, a symbol
of our times. Part is due to Marciano, born
Rocco Francis Marchegiano. He's had 81 pro-
fessional fights and hasn't lost. All except five
opponents were knocked out. Finally, it'll be
on your televiSion screen.
Few close to the scene seem to know what
to think of the fight. When the match was
made, the mob took a strong liking to Mar
ciano, an EXCL who's been fighting only four
years and whose original fame was as the
Evening star., 1951-10-26

winning streak
t O m o r r o W
afternoon. Both
teams are un-
defeated. Th e
last team to
beat Princeton
was Corn !
back in l949. At
stake is the Ivy
l. e a 6 ue title.
plus top con-
sideration for
the La m b ert
Trophy II
should be close ,
h,,t Cornell IL
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Must Beat Marcano Tonight or Reach End Of the Trail
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

YORK OCT 26-Theyl wheel out old Joe Louis again
tonight Possibly for the last time Rocky Marcano fight
at all For if the 27year-old heavyweight from Brockton
Mass, fight he stop Louis Which would should
send the one time great champion to the barn
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Terps Fovored
By Fronk leohy

After hitting last weeks upset
of the day in the Southern Cali
fornia-C California game. we are
picking Cornell to end Princeton's S
Evening star., 1951-10-26

College Football ~'
BY the Assoeieisd Press
South Carolina. 20 Clemson, a
Central Okla. 10 East Central Okla "a