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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
Nye-Jense1a
Nupptials Held
In Fostoria Church

Janice Nye and Pfc. Richard
Jensen were united in marriage
Saturday morning by Father
Kirsch at st. Wendelin Church,
Fostoria, Ohio. The new Mrs. Jen,
sen is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Nye of 407 w. Sixth ST.,
Port Clinton. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Jensen,
500 "a" street, Erie Gardens, Port
Clinton.
The bride was beautifully
gowned in a full length white
csatin dress with scalloped train,
Valencia lace yoke, and long
sleeves. Her lace cap held q
bridal illusion veil, fingertiI
length. In her hand she carried
a mother-of-pearl prayer book on
which was fastened white
orchid.
Mr.. Nye gave his daughter in
marriage.
Mrs. Nye, the brides mother
wore a champagne colorcd faille
dress and had a corsage of white
carnations. The groom's mother.
Mrs. Jensen, wore a purple faille
dress and white carnation cor.
sage.
Miss Corrinne Florian served as
Maid of Honor and was gowneo
in ballerina length bronze col
ored satin dress with net yoke.
The satin over-skirt was scalloped
and topped a floor length net
ruffle. Miss Florian completed her
attire with a satin cap and mitts
and carried a large bouquet of
yellow roses.
Serving as bridesmaids were
Carol Sue Nye, sister of the bride,
and Ann Bookmyer. Carol Sue
wore rose taffeta fashioned after
the Maid of Honor's gown and
Ann wore copen blue taffeta of
identical styling.
The best man was William
Darr. Ushers were Peter Macko
and Richard Holman.
A wedding breakfast was held
at the Civic Nic-Nac, Fostoria after
the ceremony and at LOO a re.
ception was held with approx
mately $50 guests attending.
Both bride and groom attended
Port Clinton High School, the
groom graduating in 1850.
The newly married couple plan
to live Albuquerque, New Mexico
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
ANNUAL VALENTINE DANCE
AT HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY


The Sweetheart Swing, an an
nual ST. Valentines Day Dance,
will be given at the Port Clinton
High School Auditorium, Satur-
day night, February 9. Mr. David
Stanton'S Orchestra will play for
dancing from nine to IL pm.
Entertainment will be provided
during the intermission. The dance
is sponsored each year by the
Future Homemakers of America
Club of the high schools Home
Economics Department.
High school faculty members
will chaperone the gathering. Re-
freshments will be served during
the evening.
-.-.
Ninety.nine per cent of all loco
motives placed in service by u. S.
railroads in the first nine months
of 1851 were diesel-electrics.
Know Your Newspaper
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
DECORATING TRENDS THEME
AT MOTHERS MEETING

Trends in Decorating" will be
the theme of Betty S. Hockin's
talk at the meeting of the Pro-
gressive Mothers Club Thursday
evening, February IA. The group
will meet at the home of Mrs
Paul Riehl Betty Davies will be
co-hostess to the group.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
BRIDAL. SHOWER

Miss Helen Benko, who will
become the bride of Andrew
Grover on February %, was the
honored guest at bridal shower
Tuesday evening given by her
mother, Mrs. Mary Benko. Bingo
was the diversion of the evening
with prizes being won by Mrs.
OryiIle J: Armstrong, Mrs. Sue
Kucik, Mrs. John Szilagyi, Mrs.
Beulah Payne, Mrs. Margaret Kel-
Ter, Irene Pinks, Matilda Wood,
Jane Pete, Rosie Pete, and Mrs.
Edward Vargo.
Other guests present were Su-
san Ayagus, Mrs. George Adams,
Mary Porgurski, Mrs. Joe Pepas,
Helen Szilagyi, Mrs. Willard Grow
er, Mrs. Lydia Pete, Mrs. John
Beink, Mrs. Joe Fam, Lillian
Adams, and Lydia and Judy Benko.
Unable to attend but sending gifts
were Mary Kelso, Irene Szilagyi,
Mary Matuscizky, Mrs. Ray Wise,
Mary Pete, Mrs. John Legeza, Esta
baltimore, Vera Tunnell, Mildred
Dubbert, Mary Kostye, Thelma
Chamblin and Oma Armstrong
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
BRIDGE CLUB PARTY
AT MRS. CLARENCE LODER'S

The monthly Bridge Club met
at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Loder last Monday evening. Sub
stitute players were Mrs. Guy
Benedict, Mrs. Luella Satterfield,
and Mrs. Clara Robinson. This
was the clubs last party of the
season. A Winners-Losers evening
will be held next month.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
DUPLICATE CLUB MEETING

Mrs. William Smith was hos.
tess to the Duplicate Club last
Friday evening. Mrs. Leslie Meyer
and Mrs. Cyrus Wood were North
South High, while Mrs. James
Wolf and Mrs. William Smith were
aIsM so}nlnsqnS 'qS!H asaM-9SeH
Mr. and Mrs. James Wolf.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
TO HOLD PUBLIC CARD PARTY

Saturday evening at pm. the
American Legion Auxiliary will
hold public card party at the
American Legion Home. Prizes
will be given. Refreshments will
be served during the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
STlTcH.iT CLUB
MEETS AT LukAC'S

Mrs. Clarence Lukac was hos
tess TO the Stitch-It Club last
Tuesday night. The evening was
spent in sewing after which
light luncheon was served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY

The Immaculate Conception AL
ar and Rosary Society held their
monthly meeting Monday evening
n the K. of C. Hall. Mrs Gather
me Hauser, Mrs. Michael Hrupcho,
and Mrs. Bernard Kasper reported
on various group activities at the
meeting of the Council of Catho-
lie Women held at Oak Harbor OH
January "a.
Mrs. William Robel was vel
coined as new member.
Pinochle was the diversion of
the evening with prizes going to
Mrs. Edward Twynham, Mrs.
Richard Kasper and Mrs. Richard
Kaiser.
Serving on the social committee
were Mrs. Christ Nelson, chair.
man; Mrs. C. A. Neff, Mrs. Arthur
Nye, Mrs. Marvin Nelson, Miss
Ann Nelson and Mrs. Jacob Ohm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
ELITE CLUB DAY

The Elite Club held their month
ly Winner-Loser Party ON We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Joe Evers. In the evening
the ladies met at the Island House
for dinner, returning to the Evers'
home to play 500.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
YACHT CLUB VALENTINE
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT

Hears and Flowers the an
nual Valentine Dance given by
the Port Clinton Yacht Club, will
be held at the Club on Saturday,
Feb. 8. Bill Mats Orchestra will
play for dancing from nine until
onn O'Clock
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
GOLD STAR MOTHERS

Tuesday night, February L.,
marks the next regular meeting
of the Gold Star Mothers. The
meeting will be held at the Oak
Harbor Legion Home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
oTTERBEiN CIRCLE MEETING

Ladies of the Otterbein Circle
will hold their next meeting ON
Wednesday at 2:30 pm. at the
Evangelical U. B. Church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
ALTON NiSSENs ENTERTAIN
INSURANCE GROUP AT HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Nissen were
hosts at their home Saturday eve
ming to the Sandusky staff of the
Western and Southern Insurance
Company.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
DESSERT BRIDGE

Mrs. Fred Kreutzfeld was host
to the Dessert Bridge Club Friday
afternoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
e. q. o. WOMEN
HOLD CARD PARTY

The Erie Ordnance Depot Wo-
mems Club held a card party at
the Officers Club on Monday eve
ming.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
NEWS BRIEFS

Observation-Disclosures lHHlB
Mrs. Carl Keller was taker to
Battle Creek Sanitarium last week
for observation. She will remain
there for several weeks and would
welcome news from her friends.
The Oliver George Trues enter
tanned Miss Patty Wilt, of Me-
dina, Ohio, in their home last
weekend. Bud True and Miss
Wilt are classmates at Miami Uni.
verSity.
-.-.-
Visitors in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Harris this week we're
Mr.. Harris brother, Donald, and
Mr.. AL Dugas, both of Tampa,
Florida.
s-s
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08

n can wear my val0shles. Gene
Bolss fnsurss thers." s2-if
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

Llfe's Little Jokes: One hypoehendriae bera,ing a
other hypoehondriac.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

People who are always tired should take vacation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

and Historical Society as a part
Of rs permanent collection.
The Historical Society has an.
pointed Mrs Norberg Thompson
as chairman Of a committee 10
select an apt subject for Mr..
Leakc's painting. The other com.
mittee members. Mrs. Thompson
has revealed. are Earl Adams.
Eugene Otto. Mrs. william n.
Warren and Ms George Mills
White. In the next few days the
committee viii choose the Key
Wcster whosc appearance most
clearly evokeS the spirit Of the
island city's vivid history.
Mr.. Leake's portrait will be.
come one Of the most treasured
possessions ~ the Historical So.
clety. not only because 81 is
subject matter. bat because OF
the esninence of the artist Ger.
aid iseake's awards include the
National Academy Gold Medal.
the Gold Medal Of the Allied
Artists Of America. the Salma.
gundl Prize. the shaw Prize. the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Leake Is Painting
New West Portrait
As Scmana Feature


Gerald Leake. A. N. A.. will
paint a special portrait IN recog-
milton Of the efforts Of NE Sc
mana Allegro. or Week ~ Icy :
10 preserve Key West traditions
y has been announced BY Ralph
Noble. director 81 Mobiles Art
Center and agent for Mr.. I3ake.
The artist, who Is well-known 90
Key Wexters for his sensitive
otis and watercolorx of local ma
rine vistas. will depict on can.
vas q typical 'old-tlme7 Key
Wester. Leakex work wlll be
presented 10 the Kes West Art
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

4 4 not what man makes but VIA, he saves
Fises him security.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

Key westers generally today know top newsnen
come 10 town when President Truman visits here bLt
FAR greater number eonserged on Key West when the
uss Maine blown up Havana harbor, story about
which was published In The Citizen last Monday.
The 1898 newsmen included Richard Harding Dav-
H. who later became writer Of short stories and
novels Davis while waiting for newsbreaks wrote
eraI short stories In Key West including his masterpiece
about Gallagher newsman. who wrote the best story
about the Spanish-Amercan War In this aud
NAMED silent while another took the credit for the
story.
The only hotel in Key West in those days the
Jefferson which, though remodeed still stands Duva
street adjoining the hank The late Josh Curry conducted
the hotel and Davis. In his Gallagher piece. spelled
Jo>A's surname Kerry
Those were stirring days In Key West with the M
tons Atlantic fleet based In Key West waters Prizes
captured by warshps brought 10 this port and
the first a. them the Buena Ventura. The water
'front.' from the foot OF Greene the foot Of
street. crowded with several thousand Key Westers
when the cruiser Montgomery brought the ship anchor
age In what i the submarine basin off the Navy
Yard The nuena venturas cargo well a. the cargo
~ every other Spanish ship that brought port
acid n auction IN Key West Key Vests auction rooms
the ey's business CENTER Thanked both sides Of Front
street between Duva and smonton streets
History repeats itself l. an old and true saying
Some Of IA may thing that Key West experiencing
~ busiest times. but aside from building construction Il
just busy here Spanish American War days a.
IRIS now. Everybody get job now; everybody could
get job then and when We consider that one could buy
three four times with dollar those days than
he buy with dollar today the wages and salaries
were higher then what they today.
-~ A L. II. Artman the publisher OF The Citizen has
recalled good many tines ne rot room and hoard for
"a week IN those days Such Instances were not isoat
Cd Three years later In New York the writer paid 81
week for room and hoard and In Of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

Most 81 troubles originate with an effort 70 nj,
somebody's business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

u you want TO know what eraskpot Is. don't ask
eraekpot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

Hish pressure tactics may be good on one-sale pro-
positions
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

rs about time for somebody TO publish a newspaper
that working has time 10 read
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Smathers Asks
For S5ONl Pump

WASHINGTON - ~ - The
Navy was asked today to start a,
once temporary measures to in.
crease the water supply al Key
West. Fla.
Sens. Holland and Smathers
ara Rep. Lantaff. Florida Demo
Gratis. suggested 20 Navy Secre-
tarv Klmball the immediate In
stallation Of a pump on the
water line five miles south N
Tavernier.
KEY West gets its water
through a pipeline from wells
near Homestead. Fla.
Because II an increase in Key
West population since the war.
the water pressure has dropped
20 such an extent that trouble a
experienced in getting a supply
Ia reach the second-story level.
Ernest A. Ramsey. manager ~
the Florida KEYS Aqueduci Com
mission, informed the senator's
that a pump near Tavernier
would add about 500. 900 gallons
daily 60 the supply. The pump
would cost around $4,000.
The Florida Congress members
also have written the Bureau of
the Budget asking Il 20 approve
a Navy reques, for s405. 600 20
enlarge the entire system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

Clark Prize and the Plimpton
Prize. lie has exhibited AZ the
National Academy in New York,
ire Royal Academy in London.
the corcoran Gallery in Wash
ingion. the Chicago Art Institute
and many other galleries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

The trouble with luck Is that Il often dlsap
pears when you need il most
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
TWO ACSS HOLD
JOINT SESSION
IN MEMPHIS
DEC. IA

MEMPHIS Tenn - EiS-o-y
VIII be made u the ara O. e51-
cs-so-zl discussion wAs- -hs
Southern Association q Colleges
and Secondary Schools and 1as
ASSoczs1soz - Colleges and Ser
an5s-y Schools 9o- Negroes -ezs
Oecs-bS- IA - NGzAsS
Fo- I 1--hs- Of years these
-wo educational bodies have main
ss-nsS Ealso1 contact through
OH, committee sxp1c-s-5oz ..
matters ot mutual co1cS--- 6E-
ths Ne-pAlS zaes1-g VII oo.s
1As S-Ss @e 1hss 1os eEo bodies
hare held : acz-1 ssSSo1=
TAs rEo sSsoczslc-s vi cazs
t-z's-as- q 1hs afternoon q De-
c-os- , t1- : professional zes--
-g 5sToss5 - 1hs ACSS co-Tsz-
1oz Io@S- E51cs-o1 zn5
FGse5o2- Dr. GUY 4 WeL zrS-
25s17 q STCSS VII PRESIDE Il
tbs -sS-g - os 5s15 z- 1As
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
The Pigskin Huddle
BY AMP

claim national honors. On Janu-
ary /, 1858, Texas Southern win
face Prairie View in the Prairis
View Bowl. Lincoln plays a post
season game, the Polio Bowl on
Thanksgiving Day against Fort
Leonard Wood in WarrenSbury,
Mo. It's Lincoln on a hunch.
Once beaten Florida AIM
Bethune-Cookman and Prairie
View also can lay claims on the
mythical national championship.
For the season Florida AIM has
only the Orange Blossom Classic
against Virginia State, Dec. 6 In
Miami. Prairie View has a tough
one coming up Saturday against
potent Southern. The Huddle
thinks PV will come through. Be
thune-Cookman's final game of
the season will be against Ken
tucky State, Saturday in the Tilt
of Maroon and Gold in Tampa,
Fla, Saturday. Bethune Cookman
should win.
An outsider in the race is Mary
lalu OSdLS, 4OAuCCA Oy 14OAAS
Brown for its only defeat. The
Hawks have to face AIT on Dec.
and must take that one to rate
national honors.
Tennessee State, which has been
strong late in the season, and
Southern rate highly, but both
have lost TO undefeated teams.
Tennessee State faces Virginia
Union Thanksgiving Day and
should win.
The Thanksgiving weekend is
the last big football weekend. On
these games not mentioned above,
the Huddle predicts as follows:
Lincoln (Pa.) over Howard,
I Tuskegee over Alabama State,
Albany State squeezing by Fort
Valley, Savannah State running
over Paine, and Lane slightly over
Knoxville.
Also AIT to take care Of North
Carolina college; Allen TO roll
over Claflin, South Carolina to
barely get by Benedict, Morris to
rumble over Edward Waters, and
Mississippi Industrial TO have a
joyous homecoming over Rust
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
Beating The Gun .
sY ALVIN MOSES
AIDS TO ouESTIoNERS
BY ALVIN MOSES

YORK (ANP) four greatest Negro heavyweight
tl9O9-i4l L fs
johnson Of Galveston Tex Sam Lang
Scotia McVey tescherl Of Ok
nard Cal Joe Jeanette the Iron Man Of Hohoken Nj
Aeca produced greater p-int-hcycss than
lanen6
and Europes foremost cySt nearly 50
In pocket generally
produced OF the Pen
Sscols" Of South America James Evans
undefeated worlds coloTed t Black Frank and ~Foo Penss
Could YOU pick yard relay tia; would throw du
the faces OF this toTSo Owens Eddie TOan Andy S1ned
and Eulsce Peacock.
EARNED TITLES
performed during period belong
Hall Pollard
that Democracy should Of Coopesown- n Y
They
Smoky" Williams Chrisy Ms.hexso1 Negro
lots ~CsnnoobSn" Dick ReSg Of Walter johnson;
Charleston o116eT called White
Black Ty Cooo john Henry Lloyd peerless sOro Black Ho1as
Bullet wickware, whipped Walter both
beat the original Pittsburgh Cubel Foster
Black Johnny McGEaw~ ard many, many
FANS ARE SAYING
Atha Gihson should away
foI spell permitting blond Worlds
her training under The Msureea Connolly
has The Er1isA s-whe-e the rcney coming
Hard hitting Yosh5O Shiai would
the lnS1-Uc-eSS.
YoSAio Jap who hunhe6
champion Dad Marina pounds fighting fury would
Like him
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
HUGE PROTESTS
OVER JOE BLACK
NOT GETTING
MVP AWARD

NEW YORK - CCNSl-From
all quarters in ti,e baseball world
there were indignant protests
when Joe Black. the rookie Dod-
gers pitcher. was not named the
Most Valuable PLAYER in the Ma
tional League for 1852 New
York SoortS writers were over
whelming for Black capturing
bsseball'S highest individual
award. These were some Of the
comments
Jim NcCulley. Daily News
Without : question j; should
have been Black He won the
pennan1 for Brooklyn and with
little luck would have won the
series How can you get around
these factSs"
John D7ebinger. NY. Times =
cannot understand how anyone
can rate Hank Ssuer over Rob
erts gace pitcher for the Philliesl
and Black"
Leo Il Peterson. United Press
The Dodgers couldn't have
won wi-hou. Black Roberts got
the PhiIlieS into fourth place
Ssuer was through when the
pitchers caught I'D with him"
Bert GunperT, Bronx Home
News In view Of the record
II was ridiculous 20 elect Ssuer
over Roberts and Black
Even the Hearst newSpape-.
JOurnal-Are-ican devoted It's
editorial page 20 the outrage =
Since vas rs candidate. The news
paper commented What does Z
guy have 20 90 20 Win the award
anyway? Apparently he has 20 BE
favored by the rigged political
Vaccinations which certain
por-SxT1:e-S have substituted for
an objective eyzlustaon Of play
ing Skl1lS- This so-1 Of SockeyinE
VIII fool nobody and end I'd by
chezps1ing The MVP award % :
meaningless bsuhle- The ed
l1o-lsl added ~o-e O. The NOS
pzlpahle i-Ju<1ireS u the sports
world % sSS-1. o1- Noses II :
lo1g. long tine
Among ehs baseball players
these were The comments
Jackie Robinson Hank Ssus-
had : terrific year Ee certainly
cid hold up TIE Cubs But woz-
5s- Z moving : team tru1 seventh
% tt1A L sS important Is making
pS11zn1 w--e- o-. q : clu6
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
VIRGINIA STATE TO TEST
PERFECT RECORD AGAINST
MORGAN

Virginia State, the only unbeat-
er and united football team, viii
play host 20 Morgan on Thanks
giving Day In an effort to main
tain rs perfect record.
As the season has progressed
Morgan has improved in every
game The Bears have an unim-
posing record Of five victories
sgainS three defeats, but may be
considered spoilers They shook
TIE All applicant which sent the
Agg1eS resling into three straight
defeats after being rated one of
tae nations top teams.
This season, the Trojans have
been great particularly on de-
fe1ss- They have allowed only one
touchdown 70 be scored against
then The Huddle believes the
Tru5a-s VII VIII and seek a
slain Cd the mythical national
chz-23o1Ship-
Two teams. Lincoln (Mo.) and
Texas Southern have completed
1Sz- seasons with 10 defeats
TAsy played each other 20 : 1918
1s- Both q these squads also will
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
COCA-COLA TO
SPORTS DISPLAY
AT ACSS MEET

WASHINGTON. D. c Dele
gates q the annual convention o.
the Association Of Colleges and
Secondary Schools for Negroes,
meeting II Memphis December
Ia. vii view the Cocs-Cols Co 5
polnt-ot-Ssles series featuring
outstanding Negro athletes
The exhibit displaying p-o-i-
ns11 sports personalities VII bs
located a5 LsNoyrs College
where the educators VII meet
during their tolr-6sy convention.
Tie series features nine TIP
ranking athletes who have excel
&C = various 1el6S
The Cocs-Cols people VII s1sc
serve free Cokss to- 1As entire
period q The convention This
SsmQll2S VII be handled 5y Moss
r kea3T2cS, p2b1Sc relations man
for he Atlanta so97 drink firm
and William 2 Majors P. r mai
with The Cocs-Cols Bo11ll-g CO
Of Memphis
Included u the sports ss-ss:
are Alice Coach1s1 and jess
Owens Olympic chz-2so1S Rsy
Robinson. boxing, Buddy Young
football, Roy Cszpa1s-2s- base
ball Ted Rhodes golt s26 Reacs
TsrUD- Marques HAYNES so5
SwsSsws-s-@ Clifton. basketball
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

that might have finished third or
fourth. as Joe did for the Dod-
gers. Roberts record could not
be overlooked, either"
Sid Gordon, of the Boston
Braves: Hank was in the service
with me. He's my personal friend.
But l would have voted for Black.
He won the pennant."
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
GAMES FOR NOV. 27

Nh y" - 49,
Morgan a. Virginia State
Lincoln CMo.l al Fort Leonard
Wood
TuSkegee al Alabama State
Paine at Savannah State
Claflin at Allen
Edward Waters at Morris
Morris Brown al Clark
Texas College AZ Wiley
AIT al NC. College
Lincoln pa al Howard
Albany State at Fl. Valley
Lane a. Knoxville
Benedict at S. c. State
Rust ~ Mississippi Industrial
(honecoming)
Virginia Union At Tenn. State
Dllsrd az Xavier
November 29
Kentucky State AZ Bethune
(Tilt OF Maroon and Gold)
Elizabeth City az Va. State
lNortolk)
Southern a. Prairie View
Grarhling az Bishop
Jackson az Arkansas AMIN
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI FLORIDA
PACE SIX SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1852

Roy Campanella: 'It surprised
me although there is no denying
Sauer carried the Cubs. But I
know that Roberts also did a bit
all right for the Phillies and I
certainly know that Black helped
us. He was our most valuable
player, if nothing else"
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

The beautifully designed pos
ieCS featuring the noted sports
figures are available through the
Coca-Cola Company 70 local
ooz1le-S o. Cocs-Cols- The Ts-u--
Haynes poster has already been
rsaesseS.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Second Co1Esgz-so-zl Church
adjacent - 1ANoyns College
campus where ACSS I'll meet
ACSS President John 2 Potts
AvEy Institute Chzrss.Ssoz- s C
has announced Ia. Dr.. ES1e1 C.
Co1ws- dean c- faculties E-C-y
University. A-2szzz s-6 d.. ToA-
Hope krzzk111- professor q his
to-y, Howard U11vExSy, VII al
dress -1iS seSSSoc-
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

had : terrific year Ee certainly
did hold up TIE Cubs But wo1-
der Z moving team tru1 seventh
% t1t1A L Is important Is making
: pS-1z-1 winner OH Of : club