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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

Miss Pat Sessions, cousin of the
bridegroom, also of Whiteville,
They wore ballerina-length gowns
OF pastel colors. The honorary
bridesmaids were brought in by
Little Miss Gail Page Carroll,
sister of the bride. She wore a
pastel blue dress of nylon net
over taffeta.
The bridegroom's brother, Rob-
ert +. Sessions of Whiteville, was
best man. Ushers were Billy Bald
win and Royce Ray of Whiteville,
James E. Lewis of Chadbourn and
Fred Jernigan, Jr., of Tabor CITY.
. The brides mother wore a
dress of Dior blue taffeta with
navy accessories. Her corSage was
pink roses. The bridegroom's
mother wore a dress of navy blue
crepe with navy blue accessories.
Her corsagc was also pink roses.
For her wedding trip to Florida
Mrs. Sessions wore a three piece
suit of twilight blue Miron Wood
with matching hat and brown
lizard shoes and bagsShe wore the
orchid taken from her white Bible.
Mrs. Sessions is a graduate OF
Whitcvillc High School, and she
attended w. c. u. N. c. in Green's
boro and Hamburger Business
College in Raleigh. For the past
two years she has been employed
as bookkeCpcr for the cafeteria
4. North Carolina State College.
Mr.. Sessions is a graduate Of
Hallsboro High School, and he
attended North Carolina Stale
College in Raleigh. He served
three years in the Unified States
Army and Air Force. At present
he is engaged in farming with his
father.
Upon their return from their
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Ses-
sions will be at home in White
vile.
After the ceremony, the brides
mother entertained AT reception
in the church parlor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
Miss Mary Jane Carroll Marries
James Sessions In WbifepilIe

In candlelight ceremony Sat-
urday, November 81, at five
O'Clock, in the First Baptist Church
of Whiteville Miss Mary Jane
Carroll became the bride of James
Richard Sessions, with the Rev.
X. c. Foster officiating at the
double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. John Franklin Carroll of
Raleigh, formerly OF Tabor CITY,
and the late Mr.. Carroll. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Sessions of Whiteville.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Miss Annie Elkins,
organist, and Mrs. Lloyd Collier,
SoloiSt.
The bride, given in marriage
by her uncle, Clarence Dow Gar
rell, wore ballerina-length gown
of chantilly lace over bridal satin
fashioned with a fitted bodice
and long pointed sleeves. The
bouffant skirt featured a peplum
OF matching chantilly lace. Her
finEertip veil of silk illusion was
attached to a coronet of seed
pearls and lace. She carried a
white Bible, a gift from the Young
Women's Auxiliary of the Forest
Hills Baptist Church of Raleigh.
1t was topped with a white orchid
and showcred with white ribbons
and stephanotis.
Miss Patricia Anne Garren of
Raleigh, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. She wore d SAIL
erina-length gown of wood rose
net and tulle, designed with a
fitted bodice and a TERED skirt
of pleated net, with matching
stole. Her net bandeau was trim
med with rhinestones. She carried
a bouquet of mixed flowers.
Honorary bridesmaids we're Miss
Barbara Melvin of Charlotte, Miss
Barbara Spillman of Raleigh, cou-
sins of the bride; Miss Maitland
Broadwell of Saint Pauls, Miss
Marilyn Mcleod of Raleigh, Miss
Margie Leder of Whiteville, and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
Baptist Circles
Slate MeetinpS

The afternoon circles of the
Mount Tabor Baptist Church are
scheduled to meet Thursday, Dec.
y, at 4 p. m. at the following
places:
Sara Cox with Mrs. c.. L. Dor
man; Dula McGougan in the
church; Leila Mcmillan with Mrs.
V. X. Burroughs, and Charity Rog-
erS in the church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
Yule Program Slated

A Christmas program will be
presented at the meeting of the
Guideway Parent Teachers Asso-
citation to be held Monday, Dec.
IL, at 7:30 p. m. in the school
auditorium Raymond Callihan.
president, announced.
All patrons OF the school are
invited to attend.
Door prizes will be awarded
during the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

was best man cor the groom.
A reception followed the cere-
mony after which Commander
and Mrs. Fleming left for a we'd
ding trip to the Hotel Chamber
lin, Old Point Comfort, Fort
Monroe, Virginia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

Highlighting the business ses-
sion was the planning Of the
Christmas party to be held De-
cember Is, 7:30 p. m. at the Wo-
mans Clubhouse in Tabor City.
A sweet course was served by
the hostesSes to II members and
Mrs. c. Brooks Gore who was
recognized as a visitor to the club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

Club was held in the home of
Mrs. Osro Mills with Mrs. Reba
jolly as co-hoStess.
Project reports were heard by
Mrs. Kern Prince on Community
service, Mrs. Rose Fipps. Poultry;
and NJ. J. I. Harrelson, Inter-
lation,. -.-,ltioc Li,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
r UPTU REL

SEE THE DOBBS TRUSS
Ed. F. Hill, Truss Specialist, will be
at Harrelson's Pharmacy in Tabor CITY
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 10th, for
Free Demonstrated n. 9 AN. to l PM,
ONLY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

investigate this most unusual of all
BELTLESS, STRAPLESS, DoBBS TRUSS Its patented CON
FAD Is designed to hold the rupture like palm
VI your hand automatically adjusts position and
gives amazing comfort and holding Unlike old style usses
with liked screwed on rounded pads will
apart but supports them a position Don't
eay until your rupture becomes irreducbe truss
See the Dobbs Truss For Men, Children
MULE iHE DAFE AND CONE IN DEMONSTRATION FREE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
New Life Club
Plans PARTY

The November meeting OF the
New Life Home Demonstration
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
Want Ads

APARTMENT FOR RENT: Three
rooms with bath; furnished or
unfinished. Private entrance.
Contact Mrs. r. T. Bruton,
Lewis Street, Tabor City, phone
1905. l2/815 22pd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

FOR SALE: DUO-THERM HEAT
Err. Good as new, reasonable
price. Contact Finklea Herring,
phone 2446, Tabor City,
l2,8,15 I'D.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mrs. Clidy Soles
wish to express their sincere
thanks for the help and kindness
shown them during her illness and
death.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-03

fered only during Bargain Days
and only on cash purchases.
Home Appliance Co. is known
for the Maytag Washers, Hot
point appliances, ServeI, Amans,
Feeders, Carrier and many other
good, solid, reliable and depend
able manufacturers Of equipment
to make the housewives chores
simpler and your general living
more convenient and eemfort-
able.
Also. Home Appliance carry
the countless and ons-theusand
and six items you need for your
home, In the paint Iine-in the
housewares line-in the iool line
lin the gadgsts line! Whatever
your housekeeping nseds-yov'lI
sure find than at-Home AppIi-
anee Co. taeress from the phone
col.
= : - =
Have your cvrls waved bye
bye" 10 your hair7
Don't fret-ivst place II in
"DoNALD'S" earel
> = - = =
Wen, folkS - guess we really
kicked the subject of "fluoridation
of the water supply"-in the teeth
today. Seriously, thought is pref
ty important.
Have just seen yesterdays Citi-
zen, and probably by the time you
read this-a decision will have
been made. Soft it's for-perhaps
the above might help to a better
understanding of its meaning and
benefits.
Thanks again for being with you
See you Wednesday-and mean
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-03

killing off his own voterS-or even
the opposition's for that matter
especially if he can change their
mind as to whom to elect!
A meaning of the word "medi,
cation: the generally accepted
definition of medication as used by
dentists and physicians refers tc
the administration of remedies tc
treat or cure a given condition.
= = - = Z
BY now you all probably know
Of the Bargain Days - which
started Monday and are eontinU-
ing through Wednesday for all Of
Our Town. Would like 10 cell to
your attention that WHITE
STAG, the originator Of Sailcloth
SportsWear for the first time are
allowing fhe Mar.Ed Dress Shop,
alb DUVal Street. TO declare
FORTY PER CENT OFF!
A most unusual offer or an
outstanding and famous line Of
sports clothes for you ladies.
WsII.mads, superbly tailored -
this type Of wardrobe item is in
dispensahle-and can be had now
at Mar-Ed for 40%o off! White
Stag Sportswsar!
Also, that tab,e with msrehan-
disc including "DeaIa" bras for
only sl.00 and $500 is still right
in the center Of the Mar-Ed
Shop.
= = - -
In line with the above definition
-''fluoridation does not constitute
a remedy; it does not treat al
existing disease. Fluoridation sup
plies a normal constituent fount
in human teeth"
1t is my sincere opinion, that il
any controversial subject -- ont
should rely on two things - thu
knowledge and determinations O
experts and-personal experience
And so, shortly, if ! may, woult
like to discuss this subject from
those two angles
= = = =
Hours and labor are wasted on
many a kitchen fleSr which has
old and wern out linoleum on il.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-03

BY the time you read this, the
heat of the day will be on the
verge of dissipating into the Ian.
gorous tropical night ~ and so,
hows about placing q hibiscus over
the ear, getting real comfortable,
and joining me in chatter and
news of the shops!
Oh, hoy-ean just see you all
rushing out to pick q pOsie and
simultaneously all over Our Town
placing them over the ear! An
other time shall discuss whether
it's the right ear or left and which
means what-but for the nonce-
it's up and away before the dusky
deepening of the shadows!
: = - : 9
TERRIFIC BUY m ALICIA
TOR BAGS! The Gift House, d.
asonalIy across from the Pest
Office are selling. during Bar
gain Days, this handsome and
stunning accessory TO milady's
eesfusne ct the unbelievable
prices - $a.qs to $500. Values
are from $ll.B0 to $3.50! ALMOST
every style from clutch bag to
the ever the Shoulder type can
be fsvnd in this remarkable sale
and do declare you sure
couldn't get them any cheaper In
Cuba. included toe are seTns Of
the more eonserSativsly design
I'd anss-hut they are all beau
ties!
Gift House af this time is also
effeFins 10% OFF on all other
items land they have HE largest
and best seleefion). Prices on
some Gift articles are truly ex-
trs.speeial buys that 90 Is low
rs 30 eentsl
Don't Miss the FIFTY CENT
GRAB BAG al ciff HoUseI Hear
tell as how some folks in Our
Town have really been finding
exceptional bargains!
9 = - . .
Before / add one small voice t.
all the hullahaloo regarding fluo
ridation of the water supply-may
! say "a I don't believe any poll
tician would seriously consider
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-03

under orders-or on q vacation
or just spending a short spell Of
havs somewhere - SiMoNE'S
TOURS, $40 Sovihard Street en-
pIey years Of experience in Sc
curing ressrvatlons - planning
trips-and figuring the easiest,
quickest and most inexpensive
way for yev 10 get about the
ceunsry.slds-er abroad too!
Honestly, slmens's Tours seem
to have . magic and wiIardry
and unlimited knew-hew in as
sistlns yeu with your travel
problems. They are agents for
al the sclsdulsd cir carriers
land for pess's ssks-den't fly
any ether way--vnlsss you're
pilo.ins yovr own, Of eourssl.
Alse, they are SCENTS for the
sesbeard Railroad which has .
flock Of medsvn trains going here
and there and the services and
facilities esfsrsd are excellent.
Simens's TevFs are also auth.
orizsd 10 change cash into Amer
lean Express travellers checks
so you went have TO worry
about lesins the roll On EevtsI
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Would like to pass along
these essential rues to improve and
care for your children's ivories
(McCalls)
"a Eat a variety of wholesome
foods every day.
co Rinse teeth after eating.
Brush, or use dental floss when
possible.
90 Have q check made of the
fluorine content of your water sup.
ply. II it is not approximately 10
part of fluorine per million of wa
ter, encourage your community to
adjust the fluoride content.
HEAR YE! HEAR YE! HEAR
YEI 1917 CASH DISCOUNT on
Major Appliances and 20%
CASH DISCOUNT on ell other
items-at HOME APPLIANCE
Co., sos simonton Street,
This stvpendoUs savings land
boy, on washers, ranges, air
eonditiorsrs, freexsrs, ete.-it
really mounts Upl) Is being of
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-03

while - please excuse YOURS
TRULY-'cause have a bit of
shopping to do. Jeanette (Adv't.)
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-03
WASHABLE TEDDY BEAR

A new washable teddy bear can
be tossed into boiling soapy water.
dries in 40 minutes and will not
tear at the seams after laundering.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-03

Citizen Want Ads Pay Oft!
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-03

By going TO the Key West Floor
Covering Co., 13z DUVaI Street
you can discover how easy and
inexpensive it is to change this
situation.
For only 50 CENTS A RUN.
MING FOOT, you can secure the
famous oUaker's Armstrong line
oIum. This is a high quality"
inexpensive grade Of this famous
product, and you can INSTALL
it easily as II does not require
cemenfing.
The IineoIvms saw at the
Key West Floor Covering Co. had
bright, fresh and clean looking
designs and eolors! Don't put up
with that faded floor another
minvte-'causs here is a simple
way to have neat, gay floors!
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Drake Relays
Continued from Page C-l.)

exploding a 1:51.7 anchor $50.
Yesterday the Jayhawks bettered
the existing sprint medley record
and won the 4-mile relay. beat
ing Georgetown. defending
champion. for four victories in
the two-day meet.
Only Illinois, in 1943, has won
more than four relay events at
Drake. and the Illini took five
under wartime conditions.
Although overshadowed by
O'Brien's sensational exhibition
flip. new Drake shot put mark
was fashioned by Tom Jones,
245-pounder from Miami of Ohio,
who won with SIS feet 1912
inches. That shattered the Drake
record of SIS feet 4Hs inches by
Darrow Hooper of Texas last
year.
Another new Drake record was
made by Texas feet foursome of
Dean Smith, Jerry Prewit, Al
Frieden and Charley Thomas
with a 1:25 for the half mile
relay. The old record was 1885.
For only the second time in
the meets as runnings, the Uni
versity of Texas. perennial pro-
ducer of top sprinters, had a
winner in the 100-dard dash
This was Dean Smith, winning
by a yard over the defending
champion, Willie Williams of
Illinois, in TT seconds.
Bill Curtis of Texas Christian
won the 100 high hurdles in 14.6
seconds, and another University
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Dunbar, Armstrong
Win Relay Races
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

PHILADELPHIA. April "a
Teams from Dunbar and Arm
strong High Schools of Wash
ington, D. c., won high school
class mile relays in the Penn
Relays today.
The Dunbar team of Larry
Boone, Bill Davis. Ed Queen and
Charles Thomas won by 60 yards
over Asbury Park, Atlantic City
and Dwight Morrow of Engle-
wood, N. j.. in 3:28.8, second
fastest clocking of the class
races.
Armstrong; team of Berry
Williams. Valli Byrdsong, Roscoe
Hawkins and Elwood Robinson
won by Is yards in 1888. Phelps
Vocational of Washington was
second and Cardozo of Wash
ington, third, ahead of Ridge
wood. N. j.
Washington-Lee High of Ar
lington finished sixth in the high
school championship mile, with
a team of Fred Walker, Jerry
Belts, John Dobson' and Tom
Calhoun,
Evening star., 1954-04-25
By the Associoted Press

DES MONIES, April 24-Sum-
maries of the 45th Drake Relays
today:
120-yard high hurdles Exhibition
- Jack Davis. Southern California
William Russ. Henderson, Western Michi-
gan; 3-Ronnie Dobson. Oklahoma: a
William Whitman Ohio State: ; -
Harvey Hartung, Texas Ann. l 1 seconds
Walker Donaldson. Baylor. 1916 seconds
l.0-yard high hurdles: BIN Curtis
Texas Christian: Bill Biberstein
kansas; 3-Ken Toye. Northwestern;
4-John Corbelli, MICHIGAN State s.
Walker Donaldson, Baylor. 14.5 seconds
Distance medley-t44O-SS0 81 0-mile
kansas frank Cindrich. Lloyd Koby
Art Dazell, Wes Santee): George
Wisconsin. 9:5o.4 lNew Drake record
Former record 10:0l.S by Kansas in
1852. Betters American record of 1855
by Michigan in 1882
I00-yard dash: Dean Smith. Texas;
willie Williams, Illinois: 3-Alvir
Frienden, Texas; 4-D.ck Blair, Kansas
5--Kirby Jett, Houston. ,n9.7 seconds,
4SO-yard SHUTTLE hurdle relay: l.
Michigan State (Ray Eegleston. Harlan
BENJAMIN. Bill Brendel. John Corbellll
2-Missouri; 3-Iowa State; 4-East
Texas State. 1.01.
Evening star., 1954-04-25

of Texas athlete, Bob Billings,
won the high jump at 6 feet
43s inches.
One of the scarce Midwest
victories came in the $50 shuttle
hurdle race, won by Michigan
State in 1:01. NCAA 2-mile
champion Rich Ferguson of
Iowa wilted under the stretch
drive of Denny Meter of Wash
lngton, who won the opening
mile in Ais.
Altogether two American re-
lay records were bettered. both
by Kansas, six Drake marks fell
IN university and college divi-
sions, and one college meet mark
was tied during the two days.
A drenching downpour hit
Drake Stadium, even as the sun
shone just as Illinois won the
closing event, the mile relay in
the meet record time of 3:l2.6.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Frederick Homers,
Pitches 4-HiHer In
Stopping W&M, 14-3
BY the Assoeioted Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. April
24.-Bob Frederick pitched four
hit ball and paced his team
mates at the plate with three
run homer here today as George
Washington evened up its
Southern Conference record by
routing William and Mary's In
dians. 1913.
It was the third conference
victory for the Colonials to go
with as many setbacks. For the
Indians. the loss was the fourth
against two league triumphs.
Frederick, who suffered only
one bad inning, famed IA W&M
batters and issued five walks
while hanging up his fourth VIC
tory of the season. CIV COL
lected 10 safeties of its own and
took advantage of four wild
pitches, three errors and IA
walks in registering the win.
Jim Hill, Colonial third base
man. enjoyed a perfect day at
bat with three singles in three
trips to the plate. He stole four
bases
Evening star., 1954-04-25
GobbIers Score 10
In Seventh Inning
On Way 10 Win
By the Assoeia.ed Press

BLACKSBURG. Va, April "a.
-Maryland's baseball victory
march through the Old Domin-
ion was rudely interrupted here
this afternoon as Virginia Tech
put on a 10-run rally in the
seventh inning to turn back the
TerpS. 1910.
Maryland's Frank Bartko had
staged a brilliant pitching duel
with Techs Jim Beard until run
ming into a heavy barrage in
the seventh. Bill Anderson, Leo
Burke and Howie Wright hit
home runs to highlight the at
tack.
Beard had a no-hitter work.
ing until the sixth, when the
Terps scored three runs. Pat
Dehart collected VPIs first hit
in the third inning. Beard had
to have help from Johnny Dean
in the ninth inning.
Today's victory brought Techs
record to GA. Maryland has
won six and lost five.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Knights Of Columbus Sets
SchooIboy Track Meet

The first annual knights. of
Columbus Catholic School track
meet will be held at Catholic
University Stadium on Friday,
May 81, it was announced yes
terday by Henry G. Catucci.
State Deputy of the District of
Columbia State Council of the
knights of Columbus.
Mr.. Catucci also announced
appointment of Charles w.
Barbour as general chairman Of
the meet.
A program of 10 events has
been arranged, six for seventh
and eighth graders in parochial
elementary schools and four for
the eight members of the Metro
politan Catholic High School
League.
Elementary school events will
include so. rs and 100-yard
dashes, high jump, broad Jump
and a 200-yard relay. The high
schools will compete in a 100
yard dash, an 880-yard run, the
broad jump and an 800-yard
relay.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Drake Relays Summaries

sS ,sSf 5Esvt ASs ;;R
noiS; Michigan State; 5wMinnesota.
w,ss0 TH0-ms 'ovd ress; 1kansas ss.,, PIek
4-7S0klahcma: 5;-Wisconsin 7:34.7.
High jump; bob Billines. Texas,
Dick Richardson. Bradley. MAR Marion M Hud. d.
son son Dana Dana Ron Mitchell, Illinois Rich
John Whatiey. Hardin Simmons Richard
schradle, Minnesota. i feet % inches.
ob5o sno! * PVT; ,dl llIOm i0nbo: Jones Miami Of
Joe, Morgan. Ohio State. 81 feet 9s.
inches Bob Gross; Texas Ann. so
49 feet y INCHES. New Drake record.
DayTow J. Hooper, Texas ,A&M, in 1859.
smith. Jerry 'eisH Pfewt. sKas Aisin rriedsn osan
gannz state: 4I7Ho1ston: sIoklahoma. a.
record ! ;;25.5 BY Drake in ia5u. u mt
wasRinE5on; wash Els 4. aERich FsrE%sSn; Iowa
Whittier 'H |unattsched7. is 7Dsnny 4i5. S'ne'kaf''
sxeen: zoe cqrley: Gene s0si Msynard fdtO Ralph &
Texas: Iowa: 5WMissouri $40.
New Drake record. Former record
3:l3.1 by Kansas in 1882.
Javelin throw: ,1-,Marion. Hudson.
| Dana, 202 feet Ola inches; Benny
feet $ inches: Bob Phelps, Grinneli.
1876 feet 6l2 inches: 4--.Ioe May Louisi-
ana State. 195 feet S7A inches; 5-West
Richev. Texas Christian, 191 feet pa
/ inches.
Pole vault: 1-Tie among Ferdinand
Nodier. Louisiana State. Frank Dickey,
Missouri, Robert Ehrhart. Northwestern.
Joe, Springer. Notre Dame, l3 feet d
inches: 5-tie among Dale Foster. Illi-
Piper, Iowa, Ralph Cingo, Purdue. James
Lundauist. Iowa Teachers. 13 feet
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Gorvin's S Going for New Title
In Atlantic SoftboII League

The Garvin's Grill Girls soft
ball team goes after a new cham
pionship this season when it
joins five other teams in the
new Atlantic Coast League.
AS an independent team, Gar
wins has taken the honors for
this area for the last seven years.
Garvin'S also is defending Gen.
trail Atlantic regional champion
and will defend that title in
Richmond, Va, August 1922.
The world championships will
be held at a later date at Orange,
Calf.
The new league, which prom
ises to give the sport a lift here,
includes teams from Reading
and Altoona, Pa: Elizabeth, N. j.,
and Baltimore and Cumberland,
Md.
Garvin's will open it's league
play Saturday at Cumberland
and Manager Johnny Poston is
expected to call on Jeanne vi
queira for the opening pitching
assignment.
Mrs. Viqueira is one of the
veterans on hand. Others in
clude Catcher Bernadette Green,
Centerf1elder Libby Wilson, Ag-
mes Green, outfielder and utility
infielder; Infielder Becky Mooney
and Pitcher John Wheatley.
Several rockies will be in the
lineup including Mickey Leslie,
hard hitting outflelder; In
Shirley Long, q 16-year-old
Montgomery Blair High School
student who can play third base,
shortstop, catcher or pitcher
with equal efficiency and PROM
lses to be one of the teams top
hitters.
Garvin's will play all of it's
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Penn Relays Summaries

siehetty; Tom courtney,: 2-oklahoms
Ann, 3-Indiana; 4-Pittsbursh. Time
msk sSd was SeT Penn set FecSyd 6y 1ndaas das ole
194I)
College quarter mile relay: 1-Mor.
gan State (Robert Robinson. Otis John
son. Jim Rogers Ken Kave):- =
Adelphi; 8 Colgate; A st. Johns
ALI seconds.
Nea 9"ems zealsnd run NAL NqsHa Wsiseta Hrl'sHs as
attached; 3-Fred witt. New York A. c.
4t17IIorace a. Ashenfelter, New York A. c
Michigan Grant Grant scrusss' % Bob Brennan
Ss;n.: ;s: Ss;5s a,ss Dame: 1"y 4aaais 4Saansis;
Ioo-yard dash: ART Pollard; Penn
North Carolina n AT. s s.s eors seconds. Jones
1.o;yard hish hurdles: Joe
SaSR SaSRks Dqke MonaPsn Pon pttsbnrfb Mshue
44-.Lawrence Snow, Oklahoma Ann
Mile freshman college relay: 1-Mor.
solomon. Carl eager. Robert McMur.
rayl; st. Johns; 3-Syracuse; a
Roof6 sso-yaGf 1oSn Fslay aa4I. incerns erns Mac
Lattomus); 2--Morsan State; 3-Nortf
Carolina AIT; 4-Quantico Marines
1857
College lile relay division two,
1-Pittsburgh (Joe Dudas. Bob Cherry
Charles Fritz, Arnold SowelD; Go.
lumbia; 3-St. Johns; 4-Colgate
1921 &.
Pole vault Jim Harrington, Notre
Dame. 13 feet 4 inches; donald Min
Than. Pittsburgh, and. Daniel Loreh
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Monmouth. Roger Maughn, Michigan
Thomas Flaherty.. Georgetown. Me
Schwarz. Maryland and Alan Rose
Penn All tied at IL feet inches
One-mile relay championship: l.
Manhattan Bob English. Ronald Lucas
Vernon Dixon, Lou jones'; MORGAN
State; 3-Princeton; Penn State