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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25

Kaz Kato's Lotus Vikings, champ
ions from last year, hung up their
first victory of the season in the
NVC Glass A basketball circuit last
night (Tuesday) by crushing Lotus
Mercury. so to 80. in the Buddhist
auditorium
Tommy Miyata, lanky pivot ace,
dunked in % points to spearhead
the Vikings attack He was sup
ported by George Kobata who pot
ted l0(six from the free throw line)
and Bob Shimizu who had 8 points
flour via the charity toss route)
Iso Nishimura showed some of the
form which boosted him to star
dom several seasons ago. He con-
nected for nine field goals-a total
of Is points-to pace Mercury. Shox
Tokita scored 8 points to lend a
helping hand to the Mercury cause.
Jean Fujii with Is digits led Lo-
tus Vinaya to a 1925 triumph over
Presbyterian in a girls league con-
test. And the Lotus Troajns eked
out a 1925 decision over the Lotus
Free Lancers
Topping Miss Fujiis effort was
| Marian Gamido who last Sunday
Tipped in 16 points to guide Mary
knoll to a tremendous 47-16 win
Maryknoll's victim was Pc Con
Miss Gamido received backing from
Miss Matsudaira who found thu
range for Is
And better than Miss Fujii ant
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25

O NIGHTS HIGHS
Singles-George Ota 226
Series-Roy Tanagi 628
Beppu Chevrolet 2. goth Century
Rainier 2 ST Produce l
7th Ave Service 8 Iwata's 0
Sskahara's 2 Sunset l
Kumagai Ford 2, City Produce l
Smith Candy 8, Tad's 0
Beppu Chevrolet-Kenny Oyama
597 Fred Takagi $50, Hiro Sasaki
$40, Taxa Asaba 542
Goth Century-Dave Wong Doe,
Harry Eng $50, Wally Poy SIT. John
Chinn 578
Rainier Amusement-George l.
wasaki ssh Morrie Yamaguchl DID,
Shoichi Suyama 535, Pruney TsuJi
$50.
ST Produce-George Ota 570,
Yosh Fujita $50, Johnny Asahara
$50 Dick Osaka sos.
7th Ave. Service-Andy Segimoto
SOL. George Naito SGT. Shobo ldeta
5O7 Jack Shiota $40.
Iwata Insurance-Benny Nakats
$40.
Sakahara Insurance-Roy Tanagi
628. Bart Okada $50 Tux Tada 504
Sunset Life-Kuni Nakamura 522
Rick Tanagi $40 Tonic Hamasakl
585. Frank Yokoyama 500.
Kumagai Ford-Ted Sakura oo1
Budd Fukei Sill Sam Sugitachi 534
Joe Donofrio SOB
City Produce-Sub Takeuchl ol3
Mote Yasuda $40 Brownie Nomura
$50
Smith Gandy-Tak Yagi 6o4
Herb Furuta $50, Mako Yaguch
528 Nobi Takafashi $50
Tads Gardening-Tabo Shibuys
sci, Mas Shibuya SIG TAX Shibuys
5O4.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
PAGE FOUR

Last week only Goth Century and
S T. Produce were tied for the num-
Der one position in the tight Nisei
Commercial scratch bowling league
in Main Bowl
But, alas a week has passed-and
today two more teams, Rainier A
musement and Beppu Westlake
Chevrolet have Joined the party.
Last night Tuesday, Beppus
knocked over goth Century and Raj
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
Army-Bound

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Nov 70
DIR Jun Kurumada. practicing
dentist for the last is years here, is
being indicted as major at Fort
Sam Houston. Texas, this week.
His family will remain at the
present home at 1860 E. 5th South,
until his permanent assignment
comes through.
Twice JACL president. DR.. Ku-
rumada is a recognized bowling and
golf ace
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
Basketball Sked
EIRST ROUNDl

Q FIRST ROUND)
Friday Nov 27-Buddhist
m.-Dharma VS. Pc Cons 60
8 pm -Savoys VS. Funai(A
p.m.-Methodist VS.. w R. (A
Sunday, Nov 29-Buddhist
l m.-Vinayas VS. Allonst0
2 m.-Wisterias VS.. Maryknon
CO
SPIN Baptist VS. Cong. (B)
Monday, Nov. 3o-Garfield
7 p.m.-Presby. LancersC B)
SPIN -Dharmas VS.. Presby 60
Tuesday. Dec. buddhist
m-Wisteria VS. Pc Cons(G)
8 m.-Mercury VS. Savoys CAD
9 p.m.-Vikings VS.. W.R. (A)
Thursday, Dec 3-Buddhist
7pm- Allons VS. Maryknoll GO
8 p m-Presby. VS.. Pc Cons(G)
9 pm Methodist VS.. Funai(A
Monday. Dec Clarified
7 p.m.-Vinayas VS. Wisterias( 60
8 o m.-Dharmas vs. Maryknoll(G)
Tuesday, Dec Buddhist
7 pm -Allons VS.. Pc Cons GO
8 m.-Trojans VS. Cong. (B)
pm.-Mercury VS.. W.R. (A
Friday, Dec. Buddhist
7pm -Presby. VS.. Wisterias(G
8 m-Baptist VS.. Presby. OBJ
pm vikings VS.. Funai(A
Monday Dec. 14-Garfield
m.-Lancers VS.. Cong. OBJ
8 p.m-vinayas VS. Maryknoll(G,
Tuesday. Dec. 15-Buddhist
m.-Dharmas vs. AllonstG)
8 pm -Savoys VS.. Methodist "a
9p.m Mercury VS. Funai(A
Friday Dec. 1S-Buddhist
7 pm -Presby VS.. Maryknoll(G
8 pm -Trojans VS.. Baptist(B)
-Savoys VS.. W.R (A)
Sunday, Dec 20-Buddhist
p.m.-Vinayas VS.. Pc Cons(G)
-Dharmas vs. Wisterias(G
3 pm vikings VS.. Methodist "a
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
Vikings Win, 5000

Miss Gamido was Mitsuko Umino
who poured in 10 points for losing
PRESBYTERIAN against Vinaya.
The complete scores handed in to
The Northwest Times office follow:
Q Sunday, Nov. "
Maryknoll (4O-Gamido l6. Ma
tsudaira 13 E Sakamoto a. Graves
8. Beltran, Caasi Hirabayashi 2. M
Sakamoto 4, Tokita, Castro; Pc Con
6)-Kashiwagi 4, S. Urakawa 2
shoji 8 Takemoto. j Fujimura, 1
Fuiimura M Tanabe 7, Iwago, O.
sawa, Yamashita, Matsuoka. MORT
guchi, Shigaki.
Lotus Mercury (26)--Deguchi 2
Yasunobu Oyabe 2 I. Nishimura B
Koyasako 2, Yasui, Tokita l, Eda-
mura 2 Iwasaki 8 Mano. Jinguji
Suyama 4; Methodist (2O-Hoshi-
no 1 Nakagawa 8 Omura 2, Otan
3. Katayama, Saito 5, Nakanishi 2
Wong 2 Tanigawa 4 Hirosawa
Mitsui, Kurata
Funai Crates (3D-B. Ueda Q
Homma 4 Hirano, Yamamoto 2, Let
4, D. Ueda IS, Fukuda 2. Hiroo, II
Nishimura 2 R. Hirano, Ueno;W
In COZ Nishimoto. Okura, Wa
| tanabe 2, Maekawa Heidi 8. Hira
| naka Tenma 2, B Nishimoto 8, 10
sal.
Q Monday, Nov. %
Congregational 49, Iwata
Osawa, Funamori l Mar 6. Tsubc
2 Yamagiwa, Kato, Corpul 3; Pres
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
Four Teams Now Tied for First Place
In NiSei Commercial Pennant Chase

nier took two out of three from ST
Produce.
The best marks we're Roy Tanagfs
62S and George Ota's 226 Tanagi's
series consisted of 219, 2O2 and 207.
Making his debut in the NCL, TAX
Yagi a ppromising young star. also
posted a "600"-604 to be exact. va
gi crashed over pins in this man
ner-2O1 178 and 225.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
Q Empire Classic League

q Nisei Commercial League
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
Awaits MarcianO

TOKYO Japan, Nov. 19-Worid
heavyweight boxing champion. Roc
ky Marciano, will give two exhibit
tions in Japan in December. it was
learned this week by the United
Press
Marciano will perform at Tokyo's
Memorial hall on Dec. Is and in
Osaka auditorium on Dec. II
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
Skating Meet

TOKYO Japan, Nov. 25-The ia
pan Skating Association this week
announced it had dispatched invi-
tations to the 24-member countries
of the International Skating Asso-
citation to compete in the world
championships in Sapporo, Hokkai-
do, next Jan 16 and II
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
q NVC ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Mr. Grant Beppu this week dona-
ted $25 to the Nisei Veterans Com
mittee The money has been plac-
ed in the Memorial Clubhouse Fund
to be used to make the necessary
improvements to the former Kendo
Hall
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
Sakura, kashiwagi Seek JACL Position

Kay Yamaguchi.
Recording secretary-Lily KOHL
ma, Mary Fujita.
Corresponding secretary Amy
Yoshihara, Marie Yamamoto.
Nisei advisers Give to be named
William Mimbu Frank Hattorl,
Min Yamaguchi, Ted Sakahara, Pat
Kuriyama Kazie Yokoyama. Ray
Echigoshima DR. Shinji Kozu, Tax
Hori
Issei advisers (three to be chosen
S. Echigoshima, Tad Yamaguchi'
DR.. S. Fukuda Heitaro Hikida. Hen
ry H Miyake, Hiromu Nishitani,
Mrs Nobue Hayakawa.
The ballots Miss Hatsukano said,
will be mailed to each member and
must be returned on the date desig-
mated on the ballots
4. Tsutsumi Moriguchi 6, Kihara;
Lotus Free Lancers (25)-Arai
Matsumoto T. Shinoda. Ohashi =,
Yoshida 2, Kawahara l, Okada. Ko-
bata 8, Hyodo Watanabe 2.
Lotus Vikings (50-Kobata 10,
Yamada. Shimizu 8, Ina, Miyata
! % Fujii d. Taniguchi, Yoshinaka.
T Ota K. Ota. Nomura; Lotus
Mercury 39)-Deguchi, Oyabe a,
Yasui, l. Nishimura 10. Y1sunobu 3,
Koyasako l, Tokita 9, Edamura. l.
wasaki Jinguji 2. Suyama 2, Mano
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-11-25
BOWLING SCORES

q Nisei Industrial League
TAX Shimizu-542
Kringo Wong-504
Kaz Fujita-56l
Yuk Furukawa-514
Gene Bam-524
Mako Fujihara-513
Ben Hanada-524
Loyal Maekawa-510
K,lsu Nakamichi -507
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byterian 13)-Yamamoto 2, Nishi-
kawa 2 Tanaka 2, Hirai. Moilanen
l. Baxter 6
Q Tuesday Nov "a
Lotus Vinaya3 (O)-Fujii Is, Ishi-
da 9, M. Nakamura, Hiroo 6. Tomo-
guchi, J. Nakamura. Shimbo, Yo-
shioka: Presbyterian (25)-L. Tana-
be Nakagaw1 8 Fukuda. Umino l8
Nishimura Naito Ikeda, Hidaka
Takahara Abe, Namba 4
Lotus Trojans (26)-Takeuchi 8
Takashima Ichikawa 8 Nagama-
tsu 2 Morimoto 6, Miyata 2. Okads
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24
BLUE
WATER
BY DENIS sNEIGR

S0uthernm0gs Saloon, watching b.
b.. the beauteous brunette harmaid
mix drinks. lowering in the back.
ground, ever solicitous. was Frank
Motto. joyial maitre d.
This is certainly a different
Christmas from last years, 2 Char.
lie went on. Il was Ia Iceland Iasl
year. Whoever named that frozen
slab Of lava wasn't kidding. In Ice
land, it's 50 cold that four-way
cold tablets don't know which was
| To 20.
Anybody could plainly see thai
this entire situation - dead sharks
and fourway cold tablets had
THE real old fashioned Christmas
spirit.
u know some one.line gags,
too, | said, but mine mostly run
/ to gags about hot weather
Learned mine by seeing Top Ba-
mana" every night for months but
II didn't tell Charlie that. I might
as well LET him think | was max.
ing them up.
"For instance, Charlie said.
well" | said. ''it's SO hot out
lside that people are only reading
fan magazines.
That's nothing, " Charlie said,
in Iceland it's so cold that won
en- always boil their cold cream be.
fore they use il. J"
That's nothing, | said, in Key
West the sun is so hot people al.
ways walk in each others shad-
0ws.
B. b.. the beauteous brunette bar
maid had drifted down to our end
Of the bar.
"Ya wanna another drink" she
wiggled.
Watch this, Charlie said.
there's one-line gag that always
goals them. .
go ahead" / said, ''but this
isn't what | had planned for Christ
mas Eve
You want one-llne gags" Char
lie said. Get this" He turned to
B. B. and leered: ''B. b., you're
so beautiful that Lana Turner is
turning green"
b. B. strolIed to the other end
of the bar and glared at the joyial
maitre d..
This is supposed to be about
Christmas" | said. How about
that dead shark YOU dug up and
ate last Christmas?"
That's what happened" he said,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

II know that story" | said "She
keeps striking matches 10 keep
warm. The snow swirls around her.
she looks in the window Of this
sumptous home. She sees this
wealthy family around their Christ.
mas tree. Everybody is half load
ed and gorgiHg themselves on tur-
key. Then she. "
THAT amt the story" Charlie
said sShe meets this guy who
drives a big, new Cadillac CONVEX
tibIe. It's a red convertible with .
hard top but not half as hard as
this guys heart. He hands her a
fast line. She believes him. She
sub. !"
..No she doesn't" I cut in. ''She
blows the whistle on him to the
IDecency Committee, and the com
mittee.
But" Charlie interrupted, ''he
takes refuge behind the Fifth A.
mendment and. !"
"And. | went on. "how about
this dead shark you dug up and
ate for Christmas dinner?"
well, Charlie shrugged, IF we
cot 10 get around to that dead
shark, I guess we got to. T"
Yes" agreed, otherwise this
piece would not have the true ring
of Christmas spirit"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

81 got 10 dig np some baIouey
for i Christmas eolumn," told
Charlie Kaufman.
II don't know about haIoney," be
said. ''but last Christmas we dug
Up . dead shark. We ate 1t, too. "
We were seated in Al Logun's
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

'.but ahy dsa't yon write o seal
Old fashioned Christmas tear JERK
er. About . poor, little girl who
has to sell matches for : living.
The weather Is cold. It's Christ
mas Eve. SIZE aalks the streets
eiusching her matches ard her
shabby cloak. trying to keep warm
and also 70 peddle those matches.
She must sell those matches
Otherwise, her poor, little. cr1pp.,
ed brother won't have = Christ
mas present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

Charlie, ii turned out, had been
stationed in Iceland last Christmas.
A civilian - an American who had
married an Iceland or Icelandic
girl - invited Charlie to his home
for Christmas.
"What are you going to be drink
ing?" Charlie asked the civilian.
81 will bring a bottle"
Brandy, the civilian said.
Lots of brandy"
Heb, Heb" Charlie eaekled.
'Brandy's all right but can't
drinks lots of il. ;"
"0h, yes you can" the civilian
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

'ssd You can drink lots Of bran.
dy il yoa eat some Old dead SHARK.
! buried this shark about SIX
months ago. Ven dig him Up and
eat him and drinks lots Of brandy .
well Charlie continued. ''shai
is the say it turned out. We dug
Up this shark that had been buried
IN the lava for SIX months. You
could Just slice hlm up like cheese.
Everybody ate shark ard drank
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

r. S. ~ That's 4 fact about the
buried shark. I'm told that some
folks in Alaska also barry fish, dig
them up months later and eat
them. Personally, I'm gning home
and est turkey You see, last July
We buried this turkey and.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

lots Of brandy. But nobody cot
stiff. Everybody had a real good
time, Mayhe is because It is 50
cold In Iceland that.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-24

Christmas morning around the bright faces your
and old bright Christmas tree lights and the brig
star of Bethlehem cleaning on top
Giving, sharing and worshipping make it the mic,
easOn of the year May your Christmas season this VI
bs the brightest and best ever!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Jaguar Defense
Tops Nation

The best defense record among
small colleges in the nation be-
longs 10 Southern University's
Jaguar Cats, according 70 the
National Collegiate Athletic Blu
reau
Protecting their six games
without defeat and with only
four iouchdowns scored against
them. the Jaguars have yielded
but 20s yards 10 all opponents
on the ground and 2s2 yards
through the air,
Three Of the touchdowns made
by the enemies were scored
through the air, and the fourth
was gained after an aerial inter-
ception.
Though not leading. Southern
possesses a very impressive Of
fensive record with a total OF
1886 yards rushing and 496 yards
passing. Thirty-three touchdowns
have been scored. is extra points
recorded. and one safety made
for total of 2l6 points.
Cat puntinp is at lis lowest
ebb because Of the fact that very
little kicking has been necessary
with the mighty offense exnib-
itod h.. the locals
Leading the Jaguars IN total
net gain are Roert Dinkins. full
back with 492 yards and Emile
Pope. QUARTERBACK with 482 yards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Life Sowing
Methods Set
in IS Schools

Detroiters are again being Of
fered the opportunity to learn
the proper methods OF life saving
in classes that got under way
Monday in is school and retre-
alton center pools.
Purpose of the Department of
Parks and Recreation in provid-
ing this special instruction is to
reduce the ever increasing num-
Der of tragedies due to drowning.
Referring to National Safety
Council figures, John ]. Consi-
dine, General Superintendent,
points out that each year more
youngsters between the ages of
five and fourteen die from drown
ing than from polio.
Participants will be trained in
a comprehensive program that
ranges from personal water safety
theory TO actual rescue problems
and artificial respiration.
Upon conclusion of Is hours OF
instruction and the successful
completion of standard Red Cross
tests the newly trained and quail
flied life savers will be presented
with the Red Cross Life Saving
Certificate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14

DCtACie . wv wy AAAbh O~AaDS'
Football teams battle for the
championship under the lights at
Briggs Stadium Nov. goth.
Proceeds from the Annual Old
Newsboys Goodfellows gridiron
battle 90 for an inspirational
cause that is close to the hearts
of all Detroiters TO aid un-
derprivileged children.
This years slogan. Every
Penny Helps a Needy Kiddie',
is pre- game battle cry as CO.
chairmen Walter o. c'SpikeD
Briggs, Jr., and l. A. Capizzl, and
their Old Newsboys Goodfellows
Sports Committee, are striving
to secure the largest possible at
tendance, and raise the biggest
possible amount of money TO aid
needy children.
Contesta for this years
championship game will be de
cided after the middle of Novem-
Der. BY that time the Metro
politan League and the Parochial
League will have established their
respective champions for the
Goodfellows climax.
Tickets are on sale now, and
may be purchased from any
policeman, or by calling WO.
2-5700, Extension 1l6. Prices for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
eeoming
Observed
At ]. {. Smith

CHARLOTTE, N. C.-Johnson
c. Smith University CELEBRATED one
of the most spirited and coloiful
Homecoming gatherings last week
that the fans of the Golden Bulls
have experienced in many year.
Highlights of the Homecoming
activities included presentation
of Athletes of Yester-years" In
a chapel program, entertainment
OF visiting alumni and friends at
the coronation Of Miss Clemen-
tine Riggsbee as Miss Johnson
c. Smith," a coronation ball for
Miss Alumni barbecue, alum
nj meeting, banquet, parade, a
victorious football game, and a
worship service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Seven Seniors on
Wayne Grid Team

Wayne u football squad will
lose seven men this season
through graduation Starters who
will depart before next season
are left end George Stephenson,
right tackle Roger Parmenher,
and fullback Dick White. Others
are center Sam Argifi. ,halfback
Charles Schleicher and tackles
Paul Costea and Walter Roman
ski.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14

Contrasting exhibitions were
displayed in games played by
the two teams last Saturday.
Biggie Munn's Spartans won
their fourth Western conference
game in Columbus as they de-
feated the Ohio State Buckeyes,
28-l4.
Michigan became victim of the
University Of Illinois, ll-9. But
the experts are looking for a
terrific game Saturday at Mack
lin Field.
Last year. the Spartans went
TO Ann Arbor where they took
the measure of U. Of M.
The entire Michigan State
team, 80 players strong. per-
formed brilliantly as they stopped
Coach Woody Hayes Big Ten
team almost dead in their tracks.
Bill Quinlan and Leroy Boil
den stood out slightly more than
other members of the Spartsns.
Bolden on offense. scoring TIN &c
touchdowns. with Quinlan block
ing a field goal attempt and
punt. Ellis Duckett scored the
last Spartan touchdown on pass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
7 s

b FRITZ POLLARD,

\ NEW YORK (GlobaD - We
son't particularly like the things
eve been hearing and reading
bout one Randy Turpin, the
Britisher who, British or no, is a
Brown Britain and therefore
"a member of the club"
We've been proud of our
Amsrican-born Negro athletes.
and those who have come TO US
from Puerto Rico. Cuba and
other points outside continental
United States. have been Of
high calibrs.
So, we would have to see one
Iome along, from no matter
Ehere, and spoil the record.
We heard long ago that Randy
liked the girls" and the gay
lie. Many sports figures do, and
|ngage in extra-curricular activi-
les off season when 1t doesn't
hterfere with training hours and
But this fellow Turpin seems
lust little careless about his &C.
jvities. and we hope he will
|straighten up and fly right" be-
pre- he messes up but good.
His latest publicity on an al
kged manhandling of a girl in
|ew York isn't doing him any
bod.
We never thought Of Red Bar
tr as a "joiner." but maybe he
bt tired of waiting for the
dodgers to beat the Yankees
hams out and decided that If he
touldn't beat 'em" he would
bin EN-" Anyway. it's going to
kem funny listening to the old
3edhead pulling for the Yanks
vhen all the time his heart should
|e in Brooklyn. PeeWee
leese just "ain't talkin'' about
managing the Buns next year.
Ee'd like to see him as pilot. and
|ackie Robinson as team raptain.
Who could stop such combo?
Somebody said ole Sstch
Paige was in an automobile acct
lent, but Satch says it's news TO
lin. Wonder who starts these
hings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14

title, while a win would keep
them aflame.
Other weekend games in the
NIL saw the following scores,
Green Bay Packers, 81, Chicago
Bears 81. The Packers came from
behind with two minutes to play
to tie the Bears, who have won
only one game all season, while
losing five.
Joe Stradyhars Chicago Cardi-
mails lost their seventh straight
game to the Washington Red
Skins, 28-l7. The former l.. A.
Ram coach has experienced his
worst season in professional foot
ball as head man at the Chi
Cards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14

Detroit residents from every
corner Of the world are preparing
for one of the city's top annual
festivities, the Old World Market
and Folk Festival to be staged
Nov. 1922 at the International
Institute, III E. Kirby. corner Of
John r.
This 23rd annual market, tea
turing foods. arts and crafts,
dances and folk music Of fifty
different nationalities, will be
open each day from l pm. to
1890 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Primas One of 10
Best Cage Players

Center Charlie Primas OF the
Wayne University basketball
squad has been named one Of the
Mid-West's top 10 basketball
players by Basketball magazine
this season.
Primas led the Tartars last
year with 43l points for a 2l.6
average. He also picked off 326
rebounds for a Wayne mark.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Hoosiers, Tartars
Play Twice in Nov.

Valparaiso University will
meet Wayne in two different
sports in short space of two
weeks. On Nov. IA the Tartars
will entertain the Valpo football
squad at u. Of d. Stadium, while
the Wayne basketball squad will
open its 1953-54 season at Val
paraiso Saturday, Nov. 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
20 52-yard Field
Goal Still Mark

One mark that apparently is
in the Wayne record books to stay
is Grant Hers field goal. Her
booted a 52-yard field goal in
1920 to help Wayne beat AS
sumption College "a to 2. Tartars
haven't successfully kicked a
field goal since the war.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Title At Stake In
GaviIan-Bratton
Wednesday Fight

Kid Gavilan and Johnny Brat
ton fight in Chicago Friday
night for the welterweight title
OF the world with a close battle
seen for the title.
Incidentally. il was in the
same city that Gavilan defeated
Brafion May. 1881. TO become
the official weller king.
Gavilan is expected to an
nounce Immediately following
the bout his intentions of chal-
longing for the middleweight title
now atop Bobo Olson's head.
The bout will be televised.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14

Saturday the Tiians play Bos-
ION College in Boston In what
could turn into 4 real hard
fought game. based on past
records Of the two teams and
their mutual foes.
Boston has defeated Fordham,
l-l3 and lost to Villanova, l5-7.
Detroit lost to Fordham, 2l-7,
but defeated Villanova, 30.
Following Saturdays eastern
bate, the Titans play away from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Titons, Boston College
Play i'm East Saturday

home for two Missouri Valley
Conference games, with Tulsa
and Wichita. Oklahoma A. and
IN. is currently leader of the Mis-
souri, Valley with three wins
against one loss-that one to De-
troit 1914.