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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13

as their week end guests, her sis
tier and brother law, Mr.. ane
Mrs. c. M. Love, of Whiteville. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Stanley, O.
Arlington, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Newman. during
the week end, and also visited
Mr.. Stanley's mother and sister ir
uaWrenceville.
David Paulette, a student al
V.MI., visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs D. w. Paulette, during
ne week end
The Misses Nancy and Patsy
Watkins spent Saturday in Rich
mond, as the guests of their SIS
ter and brother law, Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. Maurice Miller.
Mrs. Verna S. Pritchett visited
DR.. and Mrs. James Hickey, OF
south Boston, during the week
end, and attended the Duke Pur-
due football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j Andrews and
children, Ann Bird and Martha
Carol, spent the week emo with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. c.
Jones. in Monterey.
Chris Alexander, who is attend
ing Washington and Lee Univer-
sity in Lexington. spent the week
end with his parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Alexander.
Billy Custard, Of Waynesboro,
was the week end guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Frank Nat Watkins.
and Mr.. Watkins.
L. c. Cocks, Of London, England,
head OF the Leaf Department Of
the British American Tobacco
Co, in London, was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lancaster, dur
ing the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Moore. of
Richmond, spent the week end at
Hampden Sydney with her
mother, Mrs. c. H. Davis, Jr.
Mrs. w. F. Vaughan, Of Rich
mond, visited her sister in-law.
Mrs. Annie V. Putney, during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Register Lyle, of
Danville, were visitors in Farm
vile during the week end. While
here, they attended the Hamp-
den-Sydney football game and
visited Mrs. Blanche Watkins.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Burger will
leave Farmville Tuesday to spend
a few days in Washington. D. c.,
where they will attend the Ma
.ional Funeral Directors conven-
ton
Dabney NJ. Amos will leave Fri
day for Staunton, where he will
attend the homecoming at the
Virginia School for the Deaf. in
the football game between
,he Virginia School and the New
Jersey School for the Deaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Irving
and Mrs. R. Ben Johns visited in
Richmond on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Thompson.
and Glenn Easter. of Farmville,
spent the past week end in Column
ous, Ohio. visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Thompsons daughter and
SON law. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Berry.
The Misses Sarah Graham and
Martha Alice Wilson, of Virginia
Beach, spent the week end with
heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Graham, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Thompson,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Thalnlan

Coach Bob Thalman is a native
Of Wheeling, W. Va. He served in
the Marine Corps from 1912 to
1876 He graduated from the Uni
versity Of Richmond in l948. He
coached football at Benedictine
High School in Richmond. and
PLAYED professional football for
the Richmond Rebels.
Mr Thalman is backfcld foot
ball coach, Junior varsity basket
ball coach ana head coach Of
track M. w.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Lacey

Lacey
Mr. Lacey is an old grad re-
turned home. He took his B.A
from Hampden-Sydney in l947
and has done four years OF grad
uate work at the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, While at Hampden-
Sydney ne was editor Of the Tiger
and an active member of the de
bate team.
Nh Lacey Will serve here at
Hampden Sydney as Assistant
Professor ot Psychology and AS
sociate Director Of the Vocational
Guidance Program.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Bazaar Announced

1t has been announced that the
Holton Bible Class Bazaar and
Supper will be held Oh Saturday.
lJcl er!1er .
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13

while the father, the one that's
fretted, and paced the floor. and
made everything possible, nclud-
ing payment of the hospital bill,
gets nothing more than Slap on
the back and a hand outstretched
for the cigar
It's chame It really IS.
The least people can do is to
write a detailed account Of the
groom on the threshold Of nup-
tial bliss. All he gets now is the
bare fact that he was married
The Male Looks
No one. for example. bothers
about the way he looks The
groom, who was given in marriage
by his mother, wore a black
mourning coat with striped trouS-
ers that fell over his shining ebony
shoes His tie of imported illu-
81 n fell through a clasp Of seedy
pearls A while carnation fell
gracefully from his lapel, and
mother-of pearl links Joined his
shirt cuffs together A veil of dis
illusion fell later.
The best man brother-in-laW
to the groom. wore a trap;c air,
an heirloom he received after his
own marriage
The poor male is forever being
showed TO the BACKGROUND into
nonentity. Naturally, he eventually
Negins to accept his role in obscur-
ity. What then could become more
natural to the outshone man than
% retire behind the screen of a
newspaper seldom to emerge
with anything more dramatic than
Pass the marmalade. dear?
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Best Model

Miss Ann Paige Jones won the
prize as Best Model at the Doro-
thy May show, held last Thurs
dGy afternccc II ! ? n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17

lie Western division of the
league, having lost q 1880 ut
10 their cross-stsie RIVALS TWO
weeks ago.
Only the Lions remain IN
defeated IN Their division,
while the Cleveland Browns,
,hamps OF the Eastern DIVISION
last year. also boast a 80
record with only 20 points
having been scored against
them. while they were tally
ing ~ The Lions record -
lNsi about - good three wins,
with % points across their
goal. while themselves scoring
SO
The Rams VIII feature such
we'll known stars of the grid
non as Tank Younger. Nor
man Van BfOcklin, Deacon
Dan fowler. Woodley Lew4s.
roOkie Brad Meyers. Ben AR
slanlsn. Dick Night Tram
Lane and rookie quaiierbar =
Rudy Bukich, along with sen
.ailonal Bob Boyd, just re-
TUNED from service IN tho T..
S Army Veterans Tom Fears,
Elrov Hirsch are StiIl topnolch
pIaNers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
It's Parkws Blockade against Pools BIockbusteys

Detroit football fans viii
have an opportunity for the
second consecutive Sunday 10
witness what promises 10 be-
terrific Rridiron encounter
between old rivals In the De-
NOT Lions and the Los An
eeles Rams
Both teams won last sun
day, with the Lions convincing
one and all, including their
iolmer gld bnsses. the san
Francisco +9ers. that their
Championship iiile is genuine
mol phony
It's still on the line. come
Sunday and the Rams
Buddy Parker's champs won
q hard-fought 6O-mlnuie battle
from Coach Buck ShaW's
laundering herd 2+-2l II was
the FIRST WIN 10 SIX contests
with the West Coast team for
the Lions Meanwhile, The l..
A Rams were tlounclng the
Gleon Bay Packers, $500 A
Walm-up Tor the Lions
Absent from the Top runs of
ihe National Football league
since 1851, they ale tied with
the 49ers for second place IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17

Boyd. incidentally. ws.
shaken up in The III With IN.
49eis, but - expected 10 re-
turn 10 his end post on Of
tense and Al half on defense
quite a tWo-way guy.
Whether the Detroit line
Will have as much success m
stopping Younger. fowler and
Movers a. they did with joe
Perry ~ yards in 10 attempts
and other 49erS, VIII have so
wait until Sunday.
Big Les Blngsman Lou
Creeknur, Thurmsn McGrsa
Blame Earon and jimmy Cam
VIII have Their work ~cut out
Tor them once The, take The
turf The Rams. Ike the 49ers
and Chlcsgo Bears. once en-
dyed what sppea ed 10 be a
hex over the Lions. BAT under
Coach Parker the tables have
been turned
Regardless ~ the puicome
= close battle minute bN min
ute with every trick IN Inc
game exhibited. d. likely 20
unfsvel at Briggs Stadium
SUNDAY. beginning a. ? pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
EI~l Rock Rncesrny
Offers Charity Ruce

Flat Rock Speedway VIII hold
IT'S final hard top acng program
of the season Sunday oct 49,
at am
II will be q charity program
for the benefit OF the Red
Feather Community Chest and
II will be a mammoth program
OF thrills. chills and spills. ae-
cording 10 Pete Spencer. dirse-
tor OF racing.
All 10000 seats will be sold for
Sl00 for adults and so cents fof
children taN included. on lrst
come hrSt served basis. The an
nOuncement VAS MADE by ) lei-
don HAYES, chairman % the Flat
Rock Speedway Association who
said the track and all us fd,ili-
ties VIII be- donated for the charit-
able cause.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
By FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK (GlobsD- Now
hat the World Series Is over md
the Brooklyn Dodgers have lost,
iheie is certain TO be- Glamour
TO- Charlie Dressen's head. | hope
Walter O'Mslley pays no stien-
ton 10 the critics. Maybe Charlie
should have played. but don't
recall any game in which Chuck
pitched, caught, played the in
field or outfield, or +ook a turn
O. bal
II Dresser was good enough
10 win the pennsni by IL games.
he must be . pretty fair man.
sser. and he IL the same guy
who was manager last week.
On the other hand. il the
Dodgers won the pennsni with
out Dresser and could have
won il under any manager. then
why didn't the team win the
Series from the Yankees with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
SPORTS CLOSEUP
out Drssssni

Brooklyn fans have been sec
, ond> guessing Charlie ever SINCE
ne has been top man al Ebbets
Field Just why II Is hard IA
understand unless II is because
many OF the current Dodger fans
grew up under Leo Durocher.
Snme OF them still argue that
Leo is my kind Of MANAGE
and that he Is bette manager
fn'u In"y Y tins in
lace Of the fact that the Giants
finished ~ second division
II is difficult 10 name q sinqle
managerial mistake Dresser
made. II certainly wasn't a mis-
take TO go for a run in the
seventh inning with men on
first and second and nobody
out. although many said Dres-
sen should have had Cox swing
ing away in such a situation
In the second game.
II u plainly second guessing io
say he took Podres oui 700 fast
ana left Russ Never m loo lung
IN The iiIth game l. mus
admitted that u was an evan
gamble 10 have had l. bine 'Dt
ful himself IN The ninth nnng
of The sixth game after Fu.llu
two run homer had kno'ind lhe
count IN the top ~ thai l,nfo
MaYbe Shuba. Belardl cr al "ll
ker could have kept Inc inn ~
alive. and with Gillian romnt
up. the Brooks M phi ha'r ned
ANY pinch hitter might nav
gone on rs l. biue did mi lo
sen had 10 think of hold ne ne
Ysnker. He had IT, P-rl ap.
il would have been sma ior to
go for 're run with leli-handed
power hIiicr.
Even So. cuns'drrng all -n"b-
The decision was mol Wiihnui
merit Campanella and Sndet "a
name nls' Two. hid numerous
ties ia the fin.h game
Ia bust the hing WIDE open
Mavbe Dresser .hould have put
IN the game
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
Boxing Lessons at
Recreation Centers

With experienced instructors
IN charge ! ceniers OF the d.
parlmeni ~ Parks and Recres-
iion Will launch lis boxing pro.
gram for youngsters on Mondds
evening. Oct 10.
Each youth - encouraged Ia
learn fundamentals. exercises
and sport>manship rather than
concentrate on developing hlm-
sell INTO a champion
With tins view 10 miud the
Recreation Department has. an.
der coniractual service. hired
qualified instructors rather than
coaches All have had consid
'lable amount OF experience IN
Their field mostly as amateur
fighters
Parents are assured that their
Youngsters are perfectly safe Ia
an activity ~ this type
Cenlers that will operate 2
hoNIne proprnm are Brew SER
Cannon g. Y O. Flmwood. Hau
iholue .sskv Pa ksidc Rid
hurst Kronk and Redford BOYS
Club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17

Three promising yo ny
baSketballerS are among Ia
hopefuls i'm training with the
Harlem Globetrotters for
their season opener, Oct. *
in Chicago against the Unit
Ell States Ambassadors
Playin, on the Ch'csao Amer
lean All-Strr card also will be
the MINNEAPOLIS I.akers and the
1859 All-Star team.
junior Kellogg 'nrmcrlv Of
Manhattan. Bill Garrett Of In
diana UNIVERSITY and Wincr
Dukes All.Amer can from Seton
Hall are three rockies IN Abe
Sapcrsteln's Chicago training
camp
Kellogg is remembered as the
colleqian who refused bribe Of
fer OF ~ 600 in 1881 10 throw
game" in Madison Square Gar
d~n.
Following the expose Of the
otter to KELLOGG and his refusal
To "be bubed." ciNlc church and
g. ~ oroanllai ons honolcd him
with ciiilens OF Portsmouth. Va"
hi, home town. contributing TO
him cash award OF $1,000
the western shore Of Kent Lake.
past Beach Lake, and abound
the General Motors PloNne
Ground. returning to NS-lb wa
the Metropolitan Parkway
Maps of the tour may be OBJ
tanned at the Park office De
tailed descriptions OF several nlk
me trails on which trees, shrubs
and flowers are labeled are also
available free " charge al me
office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
Bradley University
Wayne Sat. Foe

WAYNE University Tariars
scoed deus Ne 1918 victory
over the favored Washington
University of 81 Louis Bears last
Saturday night 10 score Their
frs Wln IN fou starts
Bradley University of Illinois
will be the Tariars opponent al
U. of d. field Saturday night,
Oct. ~. at s;ls pm.
Coach Lou Iarza's eleven had
made only ~ points IN three
games before meeting the conf
dent Beals SIX against Great
Lakes and six against Michigan
Normal
Victor Zucco. ileet-iooled back
from Renlon Pa parked the
Tartar, lo their 81. Louis WIN and
should help his mates aVenee the
40-2l licking suffered AT Peoria
las, YEA, even though he had
not vet registered IN college
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
Color Tours
Offered by
State Parks

Now is the time for color tours
IN the parks OF the Huron-Chnton
Metropolitan Authority in the
Detroit Metropolitan area Some
e. the finest autumn scenery IN
tie entire state Is gaining color
dslv in Kcnsingion Metropolitan
PAX and elsewhere along the
Huron and Clinton rivers
Markers are in place for q
30mile VITO tour evou-1 Ke~
sinoion Park located near New
y Hudson.
lh, tour. which takes le VA ~
j. hour and a half OF driving
#fmc after entering the park
n serscs hlllv wooded land and
n .cs several lakcs. tive laree 4
'cf which is leO0-acre Kent Like
. in The heart Of the 500 acre
|park
VIE route also passes SO-acre
Boeeh Lake IN The park VINE Z
. w &c VARIETY of local and mig.
|iaiev ducks and many Canadien
Ifco % NAV be seen.
The route starts at the parks
man entrance on US-l6 two
miles west of New Hudson. II
follows he Metropolitan Park
vav along the east side OF Kent
Lake 10 q rotary intersection
w''h the m in park road.
The tour continues through
|fnllnP wooded countryside, along
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17

in Return Match

Chuck DaNey the colorful port
SIDE punchel from Michigan Sloic.
viii be battling Tor ms tisiic lie
when he CLASHES with able Al
Andrews at the Olynp a Wed.
neSday. Nov I
This is a big one for DaveY.
II he wins. he will keep alive
his chances OF siormins the
heights OF boxing once more
II he fails his worth as big
time ing attraction viii be- az
an end
A stubborn and reSoluie man,
Davev can be- counted on To come
up with the most detctm ned
effort ~ his career to-prove that
he is sun firSt-class fighting
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
Don Newcombe Gets
Series Cut of $500

BROOKLYN. y Y tCNSi
After passing ont he record tan
cuts OF 50 l7a42 70 zach a. its
PLAYERS The Dodgers remembered
big Don Nescomhe Who VIII be
coming them in the Sprns an
completing his stunt Wih the
Army
NeWcombc tecelVed check ION
$500 ~ the Dodgers Series dough
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
SPORTS
MIRROR
By LUTHER WEBB

Three squakerS. two col
legiate and one professional
Was the calibre Of football
within the Detroit area over
The past Weekend They are
set talking about the MSC-
TCl battle al East Lansing,
but before il is finished.
someone inserts comments
on the near "debacle' Al Ann
Arbor. between Iowa and
Michigan.
Then. as II that wasn't enough.
the conversation swings 10
Briggs Stadium where the De-
troii Lions pulled 24-2l win
over their arch enemies. The
San Francisco lsers.
Blpgie Mann aas probably
worried uore SATURDAY. IN tho
early mohenls Of fhrd quarter
than ~ any iue since the Spar.
ians dropped 'hclr last ~ ~
Mar, land bark M 1850 Erv Slo-
nac BlllY Wells Tom Yewcic.
irRov Bolden. and few other
tough rugged linemen. saved tho
day
Slorac hoWeytr unoues'ion-
ABLY Nas The hero n he most
ciucla moments as be caught
pass ,r1fed iicinp touchdown.
then kicked extra point Monenfs
later Intercepted ret aerial.
Nhlch ed 10 States insurance
IT'D Final score MISC %. TCu,
10
Benny Oosierbaan looked more
than worried. as his team
irailed Iowa and Earl Smith.
1910, al hslfiime. But a spirited
halfiims talk TO the boys. plus
use OF "coniroversal' quar-.
ierback. Duncan Mcdonald.
pulled II out for the Wolverines
l4.l3.
Buddy Packers usual trouble
SOME face wa, caught by fms az
cell rs 'hc cameras a. his Lions
nnupcd ~ 700 lead over Buck
Shsn, aces only 10 have hem
ONE fpalnc back - so ahead
IAN
In ne fnal qusiicf however.
'he launs proved eNv Thee 4re
charp ans OF 'he National Foo'
hall league =, JACK Chr s,iarsco.
Doak Walker Les Rngam,n
Bot llprru>. pn cNr ard OH
repeatedly bottled un TIE valn'. ,
innnire attack ~ Jci joe r,
CRUSHING fullbsck of the 400
Nho untl ~, game had 81
eeioNed = field day against ihe
Lion,
Topping i've lo.e sq4eaks -
these three teams was tho scn-
ssional "romeba k' " The Wsvne
raiarS ~ Coach Lou lafza down
n ST fofS Mo where thew
won 'hcw FIRST game IN four
starts M 10
T. % p dropped close one
80 10 20 Houston University but
Is pointing toward win against
NNlduoNs This Weekend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
NV Wildcats
M Wolverines
At Ann Arbor

Nhsi chse one
Win on un'esteG ~ quarter
back pulling u oui
Fans sre Vet wondering j ~,
maze and blue Will tai 10 sucn
low drpiS TINS Setiiaat sg8nn.'
NDrthNe>terns Wildcats 81 Ann
Arbuf
Oh yes. tho game last week
was supposed 10 be . measuring
Ysrdsiick for Michigan State
and the University Of Michigan.
II proved more a. Earl Smith
scored two iouchdowns in the
first half. before the University
OF Michigan struck back TO
win by one point. l4.l3.
Duncan Mcdonald. Who 10,
Dcen GA The Sidellues ior me past
three wears At Michis.u went vi
and called The right PLAYS al the
J snl iilhr ana saved me day iOi
l. VI
Although herslded a. one OF
the finest backs ever 10 hit the
University OF Michigan campus.
Mcdonald has never gotten the
opportunity many OF his sup.
poriers feel that he should
have.
Northeastern Nd ITS. 81
though ON me short end n \
80 - score Nlh Mnhe.uia last
week hold victories utcf iowa
state and Aruy Fatnor the,
are one oi he soltr BIZ rer
member, uranlno tle' Wl almost
any gwen dap they MAY frike
down The giant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17

The Flat Rock Speedway IS
one mile south OF Flat Rock on
Telegraph Road between Detroit
and Toledo There VIII be ftee
parking for 600 ears.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
+ rotters toOpen
in Chic Oct. p

Garrett vas one uf The BIZ
Tens most outstanding mas
ketters IN his last two wears At
Indiana University tie Is gwen
an excellent chance oi making
one nf the TrOiieis' teams
Dukes. who made headl mes bN
receiving a reporiedlN $4,000
bonus last Spling for signing
with the GlobeirotierS. and flew
To Eurupc 10 ION the team, then
on tom Ills chances 1T making
the Truiters also are excellent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
Prairie View Tops
Bishop Tigers, 4O-l9

PRAIRIE VIEW TeNas The
Pialrc View Panther, rolled owen
me Bishop College Tigers 10 me
tune of 40 10 Saturday here ~
RlackShear Field
ll-Americsn Charlie BrAck
ms engineered the strong p. v.
eleven TO ais half.iime score
against strong freshman de.
tense.
All of lie f>i holf scoring
Was done IN The - n nuie. Of me
first halt The Tiger deienae.
lghlrned III the sr,nnd quarter
and held me home team ~coie-
less
On lhe opening kicxou Ma
ppleon Douglas Tiger half back
'rsn'p"tcd 96 wards for Rishop ,
FIRST To
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17

The Joe Louis Story" had
its premiere at the Broadway
Capitol theatre Wednesday.
with the champion appearing
on the stage in person al s;AS
pm.
In Detroit The past lew Week
since the serious illness ui Vi,
moihcr Mrs. Lillian Brooks. he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
.Hooisers,
Mich. State
AtLansing

Michigan States Spartans
proved 10 be champions Sat.
urday as they came from be-
hind in the fourth quarter Ia
throttle the Horned Frogs of
Texas Christian University,
26-l9.
Not necessarily regarded as
"breather" consensus was
that the 1852 national cham.
pions would not have trouble
subduinq the men from the
Lone Star state.
A. ,'slrd last week. pracicslly
rvciv team on then schedule IS
.lpuilns 10 break lhel vIn ,ireak
in'r,i any day il could
bappcu
~Nergay coming. Ort Il. ap
n'a, ro dlncoul IS lhe Num-
I'm iaer ihcu third Big Ten
J nei ne ,,a.on in lhe bulWark
'r' ana University Who ekcd
nu' ~ 20 win over Marquette
't' SATURDAY.
llsrdlr going any place IN par
1ila Is 10 the Big Ten. from
where II LOOKS here, the Hoo els
nevertheless could lNse tn FCI
q 'ior and cause the Eal Lansing
hamps 10 "SWeai No. on again
tins Saturday on Mackllu Field.
Following LOSSES tu OHIO State
i38.l2l and So Callinrna f27 49,
he Indlnnans won their first
game IN seven start, against the
Illltoppcis by one point
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
PICSKIN DATES

Indiana 80 NJ = {
Northwestern ~ | ~ VI
Minnesota at Illinois.
OHIO STATE al Penn
Wisconsin ~ Purdue
Wyoming a. Iowa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17

has made several TN appearance,
and attended Two fights u local
arenas no doubt aiding The gate
rs his presence j. always an
nounced ~ advance
JUST MunuaN ~ thus week l.ouis
was selected a. The greatest
boxer of the last 30 veals, by
Philadelphia SpoiisWrlers lie
VIII attend dinner IN his honor
Ni'h PhillV spmiswillers IN Jan
uarv. where he VIII be presented
plaque
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-17
'lhc Joe Louis Story
Has Detroit Showing

EN-heaty weight champion Joe Louis continues To en-
Joy unlimited publicity, plus making few dollars regard
less of what enterprise he enliSts his services.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-24
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
By Mary Ann

The games last Saturday were
played in Cleveland. Although !
didn't see it heard the game be-
tween West and Monaco was very
good. Well, Salem came out on top
in the game with East the score be-
ing 51-44. Our thanks to the ladies
who prepared the meal. 1t was very
good.
Two new members were taken in
at our last meeting, Dick Binder
and Ed Stefani. The club welcomes
you and hopes you will attend the
future meetings and doings.
Ring out the Old Year. Ring in
the New Year. That's exactly wnat
the Juniors will be doing. A New
Years Eve party for all active men,
bers will be held at Dick Binders
House starting about 9 pm. till %:
A good time for all attending.
1t won't be too long before the
bowling tournament rolls around Sc
il you want to bowl, come on down
to Play-Mor Lanes on Sunday after
moons. Last Sunday the girls teamed
up and bowled against the fellows
I'm happy to report the girls Came
out on top, the score being close
Say Jean, are you still cnofused?
The Juniors wish everyone {
Happy New Year. That's all for thi!
week.