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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
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SEWING CLASS

For girls - ages 6-12 years. Be-
gin June Is, For in formation call
64-6675. Miss ThurSton.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
TRINITY c. M. E. CHURCH
20l4 NV 9Th CoIlr+
Rev. n. Martin. pastor

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Bunche Park
A church with a program. A min
lster with a message. Rev. w. j.
Macon, minister.
Order of Service
Sunday School .............. $50 am
Morning Service ........... HOO am
BTU ......................-...... 500 pm.
Evening Service ............ 7:30 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

The of the late Canada Lee Frances untng
Canada Lee Foundation It's aim to aid
talented youth the dramatic arts She has covered
Canada The noted Shake
Webster NACP Walter White Oscar
board Of trustee members Mrs Lee
advice Of told to rest
IN OUR MAIL BAG
The mail bag brought note from public relationst Rita Wilkins
Wilkins Nashville
degree Meharry Medical college
South emng with scholars holding
A and l State college and Fisk
Edwards found the regional conference of his
tern Alpha Phi Alpha Atlantic City most enjoyable He is rush
NYU, week. Interesting
enough partner quarters Wall
Ralph Rauk will receive his LIN from the Brook
Law School,
religious radio and television
with youth in Soatesvie Pa demanding but reardng
tav when their energies channeled for good Cards
Allen University Columbia c. here this
formerly Staff their thrill the former
and faculty member the Rev Frank Veal
Quinn college in Texas At Allen Rev Veal ad
minave assistant former President Abram Simpson
the national Alpha hymn during his tenure in office
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
DEAN GEORGES SON HoNoRED AT HYU

masters degree
labor economics Social and
Protestant Church in the LABOR
York university where he is
in social studies The OF the Dean
of Johnson c. Smith George was nducted INTO
Phi Kappa national honor fraternity.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
LENS TOP BACHELOR TO MIDDLE AISLE
CULLEN WRITERS LAuD ROLE OF POET
BY GLADYS p. GRAHAM

The library played host Countee Cullen Gre
brief memorial for the late Countee
Cullen Americas great lyric poets Guest speaker was the
noted Sullivan Poetry Society Of America Cunens
dow of AfroAr gift shop which
considerable community and brought to focus
the art of darker
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
ST. MATTHEW'S
FREEWILL BAPTIST

40S NV. 2fst Street
Sunday School ...... Gas am.
Morning Service .... ll:3O am
Evening Service ........... 7:45 pm
Come out and enjoy worship
ping with US. You are always
welcome.
Rev. J. B. Woodley, pastor
Mrs. Mildred Gibson, Rep.
Evening star., 1953-11-21

been anxious to get these chill
dren back on a full time basis,
and as recently as a month ago
they were hoping to move near
ly 600 pupils into the new school
around November /.
Pipe Delay Blamed.
Until mid-October, not even
start had been made on the
streets. At that time, highway
officials were informed by The
Star about the situation, and
Director John N. Robertson ord
cred an immediate start. Mr..
Sharpe also called city authori-
ties to ask for action.
Later it developed that not
all the water lines had been
completed. Mr.. Robertson yes
terday blamed this situation for
the street delay. He was told
a lack of proper pipe figured
in the water delay.
The highway director said he
had been informed the water
work would be done early next
week. He said his men will get
busy then and he hopes the
streets will have a gravel sur
face by the end of the week.
School Supt. Hobart M. Corn
ing said yesterday the school
Evening star., 1953-11-21

DIRECTIONS TO BE-
THESDA HOMES: Dripe
out Wisconsin Ace. to
Bradley BlDd., left on
Bradley BlDd. and open
sign on right to entrance
OF BroGdmoor, then right
on Rdybnrn Rd. to home.
OR out Wisconsin Are. to
Bank OF Bethesda, left on
Old GeorGetoton Rd. to
Roosevelt ST.. LETT to homes.
Evening star., 1953-11-21

Certainly one of the
most ideally planned
large ramblers in this
fine neighborhood. En-
trance hall, living room,
dining room, large
modern kitchen, ample
breakfast space. Really
spacious library. 3 twin
size bedrooms, . baths.
Complete basement. ga
rage. This is a unique
home, designed to appeal
70 a family desiring
modern living in the
best of location.
Evening star., 1953-11-21
ID. {. Checks Slip
Delaying Opening Of
New Draper School
By james G. Deone

District officials concede that
lack of coordination among city
departments is at least partly to
blame for delaying the opening
of Draper Elementary School.
There was a slip somewhere, /"
1t. Col. Harry F. Hansen, AS
sistant Engineer Commissioner
admitted yesterday. He added
he is planning to check up and
find out where.
School officials yesterday morn
ing arrived at Draper for a final
inspection of the new building
only to find unfinished streets
and a huge mud-puddle which
almost blocked the front en-
trance. Movers hadn't been able
to start getting furniture in. and
C. Melvin Sharpe, president of
the Board of Education, reacted
caustically, declaring the situa-
ton was altogether wrong"
Draper, in a new section at
Ninth street and Wahler place
Sc, originally wasn't scheduled
to be done until December Z.
But builders since early in the
year have been rushing to finish
it sooner in order to meet a
mushrooming pupil enrolment
in the area.
Associate School Supt. John
M. Riecks said the street and
water departments were notified
in January of the need for
hurry. The need was increased
in September, when nearby ST.
mon-to the tune of much pub
licity-had to put 800 youngsters
on part-time schedule because
of crowding.
School officials naturally have
Evening star., 1953-11-21
Arms Bunker Blasted
In Fire at Hokkuido
By the Asseeiated Press

TOKYO. Nov. 21.-Explosions
and fire ripped through an am
munition bunker at a United
States Army dump near Chitose,
Hokkaido. today but no one was
injured, the Army announced.
Soldiers of the United States
1st Cavalry Division succeeded
in bringing the fire under con-
troll at noon.
An Army spokesman said live
105-mm. shells and practice so
and 81 nm. shells stored in a
bunker at the 1st Cavalry Divi-
sion's ammunition dump on the
northern Japanese island began
exploding early this morning.
Evening star., 1953-11-21

won't be opened until potential
mud puddles are out Of the way.
officials are planning to start
moving furniture in as soon as
the street work permits. They
are hoping now to get the pu-
pills in on December /.
Evening star., 1953-11-21
CheVy Chase, Nd.
$500 Maple Avenue
Owner Will Trode

Just off Connecticut Ave-
nue. between the clubs
and wonderfully conven-
lent to Rosemary School,
Leland Junior High, Be-
thesda-Chevy Chase High
and Our Lady of Lourdes
The best of neishbor-
hoods. Library, powder
room, 4 second II. bed =
rooms and :! baths,
Studio room on 3rd II
Owners have asked us
to present to them the
highest cash offer above
a lst trust of $4,000.
or they will accept an
other home in trade
Price reduced to S32,95U.
Evening star., 1953-11-21
Chevy Chase, Md.
703 Elm Street

First offering Of this de-
lightful home in the best
section of Chevy Chase
Just off Connecticut Ave-
nue.. Nicely Handicapped
yard. 1st floor entrance
hall, living room, dining
room, modern kitchen,
den. powder room. end
floor, 3 bedrooms and
bath. S23,750 with rea-
sonable cash down. This
home offers you more
than your moneys worth!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
Van Fleet To Talk
TO Army Cridders

WEST POINT. ~ T.. IA hall.
haek On ena ef Arrays greatest
teams. CsnL James vaa Flssi. 90.
dresses Q huge rally tnnl9ha a. TIE
Cadet Corps flniahss flnal prepare.
tions Cor ne Navy fs0tball game
In PhaadslpAla.
While TIE team tapered eff d
light workouis Gen. van fleet .
baek On the unee4ten 1919 west
Poinf elesen al Tecsni eomman6.
er q TIE e. Array In Kersa.
helped tune TIE CADETS % fever
piieA Cor Saturdays eontess.
TIE inoahan squad worked C
ne plains IN Q field elossd % pry-
nc eyes b. Q Temporary canvas
val n was evident % thoss al.
milled te the enelasure tat q
preparations we're very special.
Llnemen dived anto hlneking
dummiss wifh bansAee cries Il
"Kisemhausr" or scaifso"--Ae
names e the Navy men theyn b
fseins h Philadslphix's Muniripal
ssadlum hsaors ioa.e1e customers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
eager Seeks
Scoring Mark

BUFFALO. N. n. W-0arpnes
beyo" Franeis tonisAs opens 4
easksssall ssasoa tat may answer
whether he ean eontinns his fan.
taste seorsng against ia tine %.
ponenls.
Franeis and his teammasss frum
little no CFande coilses wosf as,
nat answer IN tnnight's Memorial
Anditorsnm zane vita Erie Tech.
. tie year sehool. Bui some sonrA.
er eppossiion IL scheduled later
TIE . aeol . ineh Bevo. whs
averaged mere Ghan 10 polnss !
sane last ssason. was refuse
recegnitiea b. she Natlonal CT.
legiaie AtAlsaie Assoelafiom IA
NCAA said he eppssilisa vas ID
wenk.
ne little oAis sshssl prom,s,v
nlnsd ne Natinnal Asaoelssioe 4.
inasrsnhs9lats Athlsties and nu~s
20 . seAeduls for tbs ssasoa 90
melndes NersA Cardiac STAT. N.
lanova. CrslgAion and Buflsr
May experianeea haaksfhnu
men Tel FFaneia can sosre n ans
eompany. lis hess shesa are hooks
from ne ksyhals area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

TIE VII Fiyers ease trum ~.
hind vita . hree rus rslly II ne
fra 10 defeat General Eiectrie u
ard bold On 10 their Sane and 4
hall lead IN TIE water soshan
league.
Nx-l drew flrss biood IN TIE see.
oad o. singles by We Bogso, asd
Creenwood ard q dousls sssal
rAs9 added anothsr "a the sscond
on BotelAos single and narney
Morgan's douhie. A san. a. eF.
ror, and singles ~ haAoaey al
Eari Smith nstsed ceneral Elee.
the tee Fans IN he tAird. ney
took . Temporary lead IL ne foursh
on too errors. q fel6er's eheics
and Cornelius caFeys sinels
In the IRA. . van. Morgan's
second double. an eror. and
Gresnwoods basss smpsy homsF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
Chavez Is Closer
To Title Bout

San FRANCISCO - - Past,
puneAlng Eddie Chavea cf San
Joss. who beats hghfwelght CHAM.
pions bit wears no boxing eruwn.
vas . step closer 10 Q title hout
today foilewing rs impressive 10.
round win here last niehs ever
Arthur King of Taronio.
Ths poker-faeed Calilornia Mexi.
can save Canadian ehampion King
q severe eoing ever st wlntsrland
Arena IN Q nationally taleyised
fight.
In tAs same arsaa last January.
cAavsz ehalksd - 4 io-reuEd Do.
eision ever TIE warid's tile holder.
Jimmy Garter, BIT - latlar's
crown Was Dot at s.aka.
Thars was No argament IS u
tha winner between Chaven, l3slA.
and king. Ut. Tha referee and
I've judges were unanimous IN
awarding the dseision 10 1-year.
ed chave1. The Associated Prens
also had I'm ct IN front.
California scores n points Do NE
round. Judges EDDIE James and
Very bybee called h 500 10 STA,
whas Referee Ray Floras ssw Il
sl.a % ssaa. he AP also lad Il
S7sA 10 s1aa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

Al Paro. ard Levy Aritas 10 force
n . run They elinehed ths game
n tAe ira witA . thres ran rally
Jaek Nalareal opened the frame
b. drawing . walk Afief Cassie
Valdez ard Lastres hanted safety
Robertx aided his own cause with
. I've run slngle. Roberts then
moved aroCnd 30 third Co Kerr
singls scoring momsnis later "a
I'D pitxA.
Rooerss. In addiiion 10 his fine
pitehlng. led tn BAEEards ofIsnss
vita two Singles In three trips %
ne plate Lsstres also ehipped u
with q pair II singles.
SCORE m 4
fleet Sonar SShool 90 90 0 eel
Dairy Queen coo - ss-s
Niece and Roland. Evans lsl.
Roberts and Lewla
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
Columbia Open
Starts Today

IT. JACKSON, g. c. "a Geld
of IL golfers hegan swinging sor
- moasy h Columhia's slo.eoe
0pen here today with q sharp
nanksgiving wind Of thslr backs.
Pre- ranks ineln6ed Sin of TIE
first 10 PCA monsy winnsrs. Also
n eompetition wsre mere tAan =
outstanding amateurs.
First palringS teed Ell e tks
Armed Forees parT7 Layout a
. e. N. nhe lOuFnsy eontinnss
throasA sunday.
Ths makRup Il tAs field has
pFompeed offseials 10 describe a
90 tie most representatives" q
eater o si0.ooo t0urmamena.
Rsnking PGA members ineluds
Lev worsham. lsadlng monsy win.
ner: I'd lPurkyl Oliver. Al Dea.
ssliak. Doas Ford. Wall Bzrksmo.
and Julims nogus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
West Virginia Will Battle
Georgia Tech In Sugar Bowl

NEW ORLEANS w-wesl Viz.
ginla IN msseA rs pswerfai e.
tease and ralneinni delenss against
Georgia Tseh's speedy haeknsld
In ia Sugar Bowi here New Years
Day.
ne west virsinlans, whs wsrR
seleeted yesterday Cor their first
maior foethafi b0Nd game. are
leadlng ths Southsrn Confsrsnee
In four statistical departments.
ceurgia Teeh's eoierfsl Engi,
neers, sslseasd Men6ay Or thsir
tsniA bewi appearanes ard thair
tkird Ia ths Sugar BoWa. lave
rolled 40 slightly better than -
yards Per game n 70 outings and
have . game lsit wifA Georgia In
the season finale Saturday.
west vlrEinis. beaisn oaly hy
souiA carullna In . eemplstsd nlns
game sehsduls. kolds tsp place IN
ne soufhern confsrsnee In total
ofIanse. total defense. Fushlna ol.
fenss psr game and rushlng de-
Tense per game. The edge IN beth
offsnse ard defsnse statistics indi-
cate TIE Meuuiaiassrs lave q vel
halanced team.
TAs Sugar Bewl eommIties made
is sslsetien Il west Virginia shors-
n alAar indicaiing n would wan
Until amer Saturdays games. But
lha announeemeni tame with lilile
surprise slnes west virEinla ard
Texas fseA we're reaardsd as ne
Top pluma Cor q opponsns Cor
Georgla Tech.
TIE west virEinlans placed i've
man en- tha Assoeintsd Press all
soulAsrn canfsrsnee team, hsadsd
~ Is All-AmsFiea quarterhaek
ean6idats. Pred wyant. Fulihack
Iony Allman, also aamed b the
|eomferenee's select team. Ia called
~ Coach Ar Lewis as TIE great
est hloeklng fnilbaek i've ever
seen. pro oF eollsge."
wyaBt and Anman wnl spear.
head TIE west vlFalnia attack
agsinst ceaeh Bebby Dodd's soutA.
casters confsrenee leaders in ths
sotA Sugar Bowl. Dal Dodd. whose
Tea team has YEA ssven games
nnd tied ona IN ten starts, has
tone aces q he own 10 teaa West
VirEinis's widely praised defenss.
In halihaeks Leoa Hardsman
and Buy Teas. TseA has to Il
ne fastest backs IN eallesiale foot.
ball.
TAs TIE Hsss teen equally
nalehed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
'Ex-COnvict,
Wife Addison
Held In Theft

BOSTON "a iormer coaxlcl
his sic and her cclleEe sindeni
so were Under arrest today IN
eonnsctioa via tAs secand LARGEST
eaaA rubbery In ne nations MS.
tory-the tssi.eoe thei1 frum q
parked armeFed car "a March faS1.
he FBf idembfed thsm 90
ceorss D. o'Bnea. q: hls wiis,
hargarri, a. and csorEs Jr., ~.
Q thirdyear sfndsmf Il Manachn.
sets Institute e Terknoiory.
The father waa ehsraed va Ghs
tAeh e propsrty tennslng b q
Federal Reserve oank Hn wils
and 90 wers ehareed vii TO-
eeiVlng stolen prsperiy.
FBf aeenis aFresieA Ia moshsF
and father last nighf h tAslr one
family house IL . middle-claa
neighborhood of Wollasion, Mass
. eommuniiy e. Boston's souik
ahore. Ihe ton was ARRESTED %
NE n. l. 7. eampas IN csmhrides,
Mass.
TIE armored ear. belonalnr %
ne United States TFuekine Co.
vas robbsd an > brlxhi iaTsnooa
shiie parked O. a busy squars N
Danxers. Mass, q fe1annllal town
~ niles noFth 81 Baslon.
An unknown uumber e men
drove % snd nlsd tAs armarel
car whils 10 thrse guards we're
having eofiss h . searhy drug
store.
u was &c BIGGEST srmorsd ear
roeoery b ne nalior and uas
toppsd enly b. tha q .als Go Bee.
ton brinks counfina room ruhhary
q JanasFy Use. a. he nstisa's
largest cash haul.
Police chief Raymond Ksrsin
a Danxers said a. FBI aesni tala
him nat agentn had recovered
some oals whose serial Numbers
matched Numbers al tks ssolsa
eurrsney.
Kerwin said 4 hsd not bsea &C.,
orally kn0wn Tat investiaators
had ne serial nainbers e ths
siolen money.
a neKi-door neigkbor a. ne
o'Brisns. Arthur 1. neCavrsy, a.
SAID ne Fbi had aaked hin 10
keep al eye oa their ACTIVITIES
since Ne 0'Bnsas moved into
her re- white ecionini bone
IRON . Dorchester, Mass, tee.
meni district lat Jannary.
he elder 0'Brien was held IA
tloo.eo bad aflsr Asst Us Aify.
Edward Haaaan tad Us. commis.
sionsr Peter y. Neilisan, prssidins
81 . special nlghf session. thni
the Rovernmeni eonfsnded O-Brirn
was . partiripsni h TIE rUbbeFy.
READ TIL eTTIxEH DAILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
Crowd OF 10000 Seen For Tilt
Between Miami And Florida Fri.

'o'Brien and guard Joe D'Agostlno.
tao az the 10 seniors Who wiIl be
playing their last game. II either
plays. Lankford SAID, he will not
Be AZ Gun operating capacity"
Floridas only victories this year
have been ever Atetson. Citadel
and Georgia. The Caters losi 10
Rice. kentaeky. Auburn and Ten.
nessce and tied Georgia Teen and
Louisiana State.
Miami wlli 80 INTO TIE game In
its best physieal eondition a the
yer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
Utah Favored
To Win Today

SALT LAKE CITY R-UtaA. The
Skyline Cenferenee ehampIen.
rated Q strong lavorite today n
trunnee Brigham Young Unversify
In TIE nationally tslevised GSBcl
eoiless spasial ior Thankagivin1
Day foothali fans.
Brigham Young. holdlng sevensh
place IN TIE slskt.team skylins
league. he's yea only two games
his season against slx losses. n
has ons re and Us eonferencs
mark IL I'll.
ne Ules have . perfect LEAGUE
record Il four victories and an
overall mark Of seven triamphs
against tee defeats.
A crowd of 0.ooo vas expeetsd
feg tie soaissi, starting 81 . ,. m.
(ESTl.
BotA teams. Which use modified
+ formations. are known for their
aerial tactics.
Utah quartsrsask Doa Rydalch
has eomplsasd @ out q iia tosses
Cor 50 yards. TAs Brigham Youne
quartsrbaek. Lavon satiarlleld.
has passed 81 times. complstsd "a
for - yards.
The Utah club also has q potent
ground gamer n fullhaek Don
Peiersss who RACKS sseond il TIE
conferences with 90 yards Ia Ia
carries.
BYU has q Sod slarting tsam
eut iaeks reserve strengfA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
US. Davis Gun
Hopes Fade With
Seixas' Injury

MELBOURNE @-Ths unlaed
states hopes II winalna - DAVIS
CO Feesived . ioll today when
wlmhledon Champlon We salxas
turned - VITA an lnimred knes.
Tie u. 5. team eeesnx swinn
me Davis Cup play Until Dee. II
a. hFishane against eilAer nslrinm
O. India IN ths inier1ans llnal hut
aenmld TIE intury prove ssrious Il
would hamper capl Dllly Talhsrt's
Plans fer roundine us Ameriean
squad mo conditinm.
Ssixas was sche1aled b meet
hla Gilmour. Anssrahan hunlor
cAampioa. IN ne opening ruund
e TIE vietorian champinashlns A..
dag but awallsd an<fksF examins.
ten before deciding vAssksr a
pass 70 the ioarnsy or REQUEST
q postponement oi tes match.
he Philadelphian. Ma Win
Tony Trabsrt of Cineinnasi VII
carry the uniled States Aapas a
DAVIS Cup play, pulled ~ lane
IN . praetiee mateA yasieraay lie
had ne right knes xxaysd and
was advised b . dwtoF b . rest
and thea have another examina.
tea.
Selxaa. reealling be hura IA
ra9hi knee last summer II New.
psf and vas cot a aefiea twa
weeks. said ne inmry MAJ Ne !
new one but Il IL nat as painasl
IS ne previeas ere. I'm sare IL
BE- okay for tAe Davis Cue"
TIE Victorian toarnameni IA "a
last mator test befars the Davis
Cap lnier-aons and ehallenss ruund
matchsa. ln6la meets Delelnzn A
PERU starting nexi ThursSay re
winnsr mlns e. unaed - VA
- 49, 0allsneiag $3.50 II
MslbouFna Dec. IA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
Alabama, Auburn Seek Bowl
Bids In Titanic Clash Saturday

units Installed when the two pa.
toon system waa abolished b. a
rules change The two units divide
the playing tine and are aooui
eQual In sirength.
Both are plentifally sprinkied
with s0paomores. ard the Y club.
quarserhacked BY Bobby Freeman.
Includes no seniors.
Alahamss S2-3 mark for the sea.
go does not reflect the clubs
toughness en- defense. Ard ths
teams scoring power should be al
iis peak this weekend with sll In.
tured backs again In condition.
Both teams are In generally en-.
eelleni physieal shape. that's been
the picture a. Auburn most of ths
season. but Aabamas i3s victory
ever Georgia Tech. Cor example,
came with the clubs too offensive
stars % the bench.
Both teams tied MississippI
stase-Auburn al 1i.zi ard Rama
81 ~. and both trimmed Georgia
By three touchdown margins. Bul
Aabamas victory ever Georgia
Tech contrasts with Auburus ss-s
less % that club.
Most q those trying 10 flgure the
winner give Auburn an edge In
lire speed ard In reserves. Ala.
bama has the experience and the
winning habit. From that. you can
take your choice.
Alabama Won last year na.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. n - Bow
bids and . possible SOuthsasssru
Confsrenes eAampionship wlll b
ths prizes sought here Saturday
When Alabama meets Anburn In q
game which has football lever al
rscord peak.
MS Auhurn's best team since
issTs winner over Miehigan State
IN the oraass Bowl. And Alabama,
Disappointing 10 ne Fabid local Col
lowing IN early games. beat Ceor.
gla Tech TIVE weeks ago and ID
vel enough In last weeks loss "a
Maryland 70 kesp bowl hopes alive.
TIE game 10 rated q lossup. lie.
aioa fields S1.ooo seats are solc
snd uekst sealpers are being given
plenty Of attention By police.
Both Auburn and Alabama still
are In me running Cor the coston
Bowl Jan. against the Southwest
coaferenee champs. Persistent 70.
mor has Il that Alabama will be
lnyiied 10 Dallas provided The
crimsoa Tide wins ths game.
II Mlssissippi should lose or dc
with Mississippi State tins week
end. the winner here TAKES the
SEC TIDE. Auhurn has never won
Il. and 'Bama's last championship
club was In ipts.
Auburn. win Q I'll record. plans
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