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The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Xavier Nips
'Bomo,1

XU's Gold Rush bounced back
into the win column Saturday by
defeating a hard fighting Ala
bama AIM team from Normal,
Ala. 1912.
Johnny Greer. junior half
back. was outstanding both
Extensively and defensivelY as
he scored two iouchdowns and
broke up several Alabama
drives by pass interruptions.
Xavier's Louis Holmes shared
the spotlight with Greer as he
accounted for 20l yards by the
air route. His pass TO Jane:
Stone midway in the first quarter
started the scoring for the Cole
Rush. In the 4th quarter he hii
Johnny Greer who ran the re-
naming 80 yards TO pay dirt.
AIMS quarterback Henry Eas-
ter gained 100 yards by air, pass
ing to David Ashley for I'd in
the third quarter. and TO Charlie:
Brandon. right halfback, for the
second Bulldog score.
This was Alabama's first con-
ference loss. Xavier is undefestec
in three STAG starts.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
GIObelrOlles.S
Opening Set

CHICAGO. - Those fabulous
Harlem Globetrotters are off
again
Abe Sapersfein's merry mad
caps Of basketball launch their
18th season this week. opening
in Lacrosse. Wis. on Oct. 22nd.
Saperstein, owner and coach,
predicted that this seasons team
will be one Of the greatest ever
in pro basketball with sights set
on surprising the l954-55 record
Of 28l victories-l0 defeats.
The "Dandies of Courtdom" in
clude Robert Hall, Jesse Arnelle,
Jesse Coffey, Lee Garner. Cla-
renee Wilson, Josh Grider, Ermer
Robinson, Willie Thomas, Andy
Johnson and Leon Hillard.
While this sparkling crew is in
action. another Globetrotter unit
will De touring Mexico. opening
an ll-game series in Mexico City
on Oct. Goth.
Among the dazzlers on this
squad will be Henry Kean, Ten
neSsee States ex-captain and All
American.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
FRITZ
VIEWS
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK (GlobaD)-Where
ever people gather to trade, OF
just Chew the fat" around thi.
town, the talk is about young
Elston Howard, whom the Yam
KEGS have brought up this year.
Al the Smoke Shop over on
Amsterdam avenue. and the
Barber Shop on the corner. the
consensus seems TO be that the
Yanks would LET Howard start
the season and maybe play
around so games. and then
trade him.
The cab driver who brought US
uptown didn't agree. He thought
the Yanks would use Howard this
year, that he believed they fin.
ally had found the right boy.
Had lunch at the Press Club
downtown the other day, and
found the correspondents from
the daily papers talking about
the same thing.
But they seemed TO feel that
Howard would join the team
and become regular-ihat il.
the first season he would be
second string catcher or out
fielder. but would be a perma-
nent addition 10 the roster.
Some OF them defended the
Yankees in their action on choos.
ing a Negro player. They said
they felt the first Negro Yankee
should be tops-have everything
He should be exceptional in ev-
cry sense-not only a good player
but a good mixer and a person OF
high moral character and intelli-
gence.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Dr.. Bowman Runs
18th District Race

DR.. RicharS p. Bowman Is
candidate for Congress in the
special election TO be held
Tuesday. Nov. 8. in the 18th
Congressional District which
comprises of Wards 10. IL. IL
and l6 of the city of Detroit.
DR.. Richard p. Bowman was
born in Washington. graduated at
University of Pittsburgh and
Temple University School OF De-
troit of Philadelphia in 1925. He
has been a practicing dental sur
geon for 80 years.
DR.. Richard p Bowman lives
at 86ll LaSalle Blvd, is a for
mer president OF the NAACP OF
Camden. N. j., a former elected
member OF the Board OF Educa-
ton of Camden. N. j.
DR.. Bowman is fearless, hon
est and tireless worker and fighter
for the cause OF progress OF his
race.
He urges all citizens Of the
18th Congressional District TO &c
the polls and vote Nov. 8th.--Adv.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Local Boxer
To Europe

Walter Sabbath, 1855 National
AAU welterweight champion Of
Detroit is one Of the II top anna
teur boxers who has been select
cd to make a European tour.
Sabbath and his teammates
open their foreign tour in Dub
lin. Ireland. Oct. I'll. then will
fight in England. Germany.
Sweden and Scotland.
The tour is designed to give
the United. States fighters ex-
perience preparatory to the 1856
Olympics
Another Detroiter, Heavy
weight George Moore, originally
was on the invitation list but
Moore now is fighting profess
sionSlly.
He will be replaced by John
Johnson Of the United States
Army. who was beaten in the
finals OF the AAU tournament at
Kansas City by Moore last April.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22

to start the sixth game. With
the front. office anxious to have
a first line leftfielder as added
protection behind Sandy Amo-
ros. Newcombe's being mem
toned as bait for such a
deal.
Said one spokesman for the
front office: "Our young pitch
ers have come along so sur
prisingly well that no one is
indispensable. II was the
young pitchers - Roger Craig
and Johnny Podres-who won
the championship for us with
Clem Labine, a veteran OF
four years"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Metro Beach is
Always Open

Contrary to general impression,
Metropolitan Beach is not closed
but is open year-round for a
variety of activities. The 550-acre
park on Lake St. Clair is cur
rently offering golf, roller skat-
ing, archery and shuffleboard.
There is no parking or admission
charge.
Daily operation OF the l8 hole
pifch-puii golf course from ii
am. TO sundown will continue
through this month. The roller
skating rink is open from IL
noon 10 8 pm. on week-ends
and will be opened during the
week for groups on request.
The archery range is open on
Sundays and the shuffleboard
courts may be used free of charge
every day Of the week';The food
bar is open days and evenings.
The park provides a free
launching ramp for private boats.
In winter, thousands use the park
as headquarters for ice fishing
and a sheltered rink provides
space for both free skating and
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Davey Wins Again

LANSING. - Chuck Davey
plodded along the comeback
trail Saturday night when he
gained a unanimous decision
over Alan Kennedy OF Bay
City. in a hereunder at new
Civic Auditorium.
A crowd OF 1892 fans paid
gate Of $8.5l8 as Davey
scored his second straight VIC
tory since his return TO the
ring.
Referee Chuck Zaggaroit
voted for the middleweight
99-93. Judge Charles Sweeney
saw II 99-9l. Judge Jack Van
Bcnnan called it i00-95.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22

game.
John cuthrell, Aggie end, was
best for the losers on the de-
fense, in gathering in three passes
from Donald Boone, the quarter
back for 10 yards.
Sherman Plunkett. Vern on
Vaughn and Kenneth Adams,
Maryland State lineman, were
the real difference in the teams
victory, by their sterling defense
play
Tn Marylanders scored first
late in the first period as Lanny
Butler dove over from the l-foot
line.
The touchdown was set up as
Sherman Plunkett covered an
Aggie tumble on the latter's Z
yard line. Johnny Samples KICK
for the extra point was wide.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Don Newcombe on Block?

BROOKLYN. N. Y. (CNS)-
After every baseball season
the rumors start flying on tor
stars being on the block.
Biggest name going around
at the moment is big Don
Newcombe. The Brooklyn
Dodgers only 20 game win
ner this season and a guy
who really was the whole
pitching staff there when the
rest OF the pitchers had sore
arms.
The Brooks are sore in Newk
for not being able to win his
Series game and for further
more claiming 70 be too i'll
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22

Wayn ne University's football
squad will make its first official
visit to Cleveland since joining
the Presidents Athletic Con-
ference, as the Tartars face Case
Tech Saturday for the second
time this season.
While Wayne has been TO
Cleveland on one or more oc-
easions 10 meet Western Re-
serve tls4s). John Carol tlsS4)
and Case Tech tl95l) the Tar
tars now will be going into the
Ohio City as a Conference men,
Der.
Victor by a q TO IA score over
Case Tech in the first game
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22

GREENSBORO, N. c. - The
Maryland State College Hawks
scored six points in the first quar-
Ter and made il stand up to defeat
the Art College Aggies here at
Memorial Stadium on Saturday.
1t was the fourth straight win
over the locals.
More than $4,000 saw the
Aggies' homecoming festivities
dampened Is the Aggies failed
on four excellent opportunities
TO score deep in Maryland terri
tory.
Johnny Samples and Stan
Jones, star halfbacks for the
Marylanders were held complete
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Grab 2OO-Gal. Still
in Vacant Flat

Police and federal agents seized
a 200-gallon still and 200 gallons
of mash in a raid last Wednesday
afternoon on an unoccupied
second-floor apartment at 1923
Hastings. No arrests were made.
Mrs. Ann Howe, operator of a
grocery on the first floor, told
agents she had rented the apart.
ment TO man named Smith sew
eral weeks ago
Mrs. Howe stated she had not
seen Smith for several days.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Turturs Face Case Tech
In Second Seasonal Tilt

After a non-league game with
the University Of Omaha on Sat-
urday, Nov. 5. at u. of D. Sta
dunn, the Tartars will face John
Carroll University in Cleveland
in the season finale Nov. 10.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Md. State Wins. go

ly in check, but fuIlback Lanny
Butler ripped off short but con-
sistent yardage all during the
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Organized Tariars

Coach Nip" Helms team ac-
tually outgained the Tartars
while losing, but fumbles and
pass lnterceptions proved to be
the downfall of the Case team.
Quarterback Walt Pavlick ran the
club well making good yardage
on the option play in its first
battle and he can be expected
TO do IT again.
Wayne. on the other hand, can
hardly expect quarterback Hal
Willard TO turn in another per-
formance like his last one. Start
ing his first game at quarterback,
Willard completed seven Of nine
passes and three for touchdowns.
The three touchdown passes tied
a Wayne record.
The Tartars are now down 10
a squad of 30 and Coach Smith
IS expected 10 name about % for
the travelling squad The Tartars
will entertain Western Reserve in
Detroit Oct. 30 in Wayne's An
nual Homecoming game.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22

Wolverines,
Lions AiIing

Injuries would appear 10 be
weighty enough to tilt the
scales of fortune OF Michigan's
three top football attractions
this weekend - Michigan
State. University Of Michigan,
and the pro Detroit Lions.
They are weightY in that one
OF two key players OF each team
are on the sidelines and will
miss action this week against
the stellar opposition.
Firstly, Michigan State was re-
ported as in its worst physical
condition Of the season as result
of injuries suffered from last
Saturdays game with Notre
Dame.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Other Hints

Wear hubber gloves when you
dress or handle wild rabbits and
be sure they are not pierced by a
bone or knife. Make certain that
wild rabbit is cooked thoroughly
so that no red meat or red blood
remains.
Avoid testing the game while
it is in the process of cooking.
Thorough cooking will destroy
the germ that causes tularemia.
Any rabbit which has white spots
on the liver should not be eaten.
Rabbits which are offered for
sale, however, in regular markets
are safe to eat. All are sold under
supervision by the Pure Food and
Drug Administration and the De-
troit Department OF Health.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22

Lett halfback Clarence Peaks
may not be able TO play against
Illinois because of an ankle in
Jury. while second-string right
halfback Jimmy Wulff has a
serious thigh ailment
In the case of top-ranked Mich
igan. Ron Kramer still remains
question mark although he
hasn't seen action since leaving
the Army game in the second
period and is taking light work
outs.
Seems that the Wolverines need
full manpower TO conquer power
tul Minnesota on Saturday. since
their two veteran backs have re-
turned TO action after missing two
games.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Lions Suffering

Then the Lions are thinking
OF converting Bobby Hoernsch-
meyer into the second-string
quarterback slot behind Harry
Gilmer since Bobby Layne's knee
injury hasn't mended too we'll.
Not only will the Lions be
seeking their first victory in five
starts in National League compe-
tition, but they will be away
from home for two weeks on the
Westcoast. facing the Rams and
49ers. both tough competitors to
the Lions who have bowed once
TO each.
But, things are not as dismal
looking as il appears for the op-
position also has its list Of bench
warming injured.
May Shine On Own
Besides, there are replscements
who despite the filling Of a stars
shoes. can shine brilliantly on
their own.
The experts see victories for
Michigan State and the Wolve-
rines. The Lions are a different
story.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22

played in Detroit on Oct. 8,
Wayne expects a rougher time
of il this Saturday. While Case
has been idle since the loss to
Wayne, the Rough Riders can be
expected to be ready for Wayne.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
JOBS TO $500 MONTHLY

Foreign g. U.S.A. All trades. Fare
paid IL hired. No employment
fees. Free information. Write
Dept 90F. National Employ
meat Inform Serv. 1920 Broso
Newark. N. j.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Safeguards Told

Safeguards against accidents
with guns should be thought
through before the prospective
hunter takes down his gun. These
safety precautions should be ad-
hered to vigorously until he puts
it away for the season.
DR.. Molner reminds that many
wild rabbits have tularemia and
the disease is sometimes found
in squirrels, beavers, muskrats,
and other rodents.
He advises: don't shoot rab-
bit that is obviously sick or one
that is slow or indicates in any
way that il is not normal. wild
rabbit. Do not handle any habbit
that is found dead.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-10-22
Hunting Can Be 'SpoiIer
With Guns:
DiseoseCited

See TO il that the days you
spend in hunting contribute 10
your good health, Dr. Joseph G.
Molner, commissioner OF health
advises.
Both the exercise of tramp
ing through the woods and the
tranquility you find there
should help relieve the tension
caused by work and strain Of
city life, he states.
Small game hunters, however,
he warns, should take precautions
on two other counts-safe prac-
tices with fire arms and precau-
tions against tularem:a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Horny Coop Funds Set
For Telephone Expansion

The Horny County Telephone
Coop has been allocated $780,
600 for its work in extending
telephone service to rura, areas
Of the county
Announcement Of the alloca-
ton by the Rural Identification
Administration was maoc in
Washington by Rep. John L.
Mcmillan (D-SC)
r. E. Jameson, head OF the
Conway Coop office Monday
said he has not yet received de
tailed information, but prc5rm-
ed the ALLEGATION was for all cx-
change at LoriS.
Jameson said the rural tele-
phone expansion program Is
moving along space with an CX-
change at Aynor to be cut in
about January Is. He said one
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Supervisor Will
Be Elected For
Cane Fear Group

Columbus County voters have
an opportunity this week to
elect one county supervisor &C
cording to c, T. Gore, supcrvis-
or of the Lower Cape Fear Soil
Conservation District.
The election began Monday
and will be concluded Saturday.
Ballot boxes are located in
the ASC office. Waitgvi'lc.
WaSham and Warlick Farm
Supply, Whit-ville; Pierce an.
Company, Hallsboro: Nyc's
Store, Bolton; Wootcn's Store,
Western Prong; Chadbcurn
Hardware, Chadbourn; c. (
Shaw Store, Evergreen: !. c
Gore Store, Guideway; Eds Sta
ton, Cerro Gordo.
Each year. one supervisor i
elected by popular vote Tor q
three-year term to replace one
outgoing supervisor. NJ. 1. IN
man, Whitcvill-, is the outg3N-
supervisor. Remaining officers
with terms Of two years AL one
year respectively. are THo'na.
J. Smith, Bolton and =. +
Gore, Guideway.
The nominating committee.
composed Of tie district .upar-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
,n and Mrs. Ruth Long Of Clar,

ton and Mrs. Ruth Long Of Clar-
endon.
The flower girl will be Rcbec-
ca Meares. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Meares of White
vile. frankie Long, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James F. Long. Jr. OF
Clarendon, will be ring bearer,
Delmas HinSon of Wilmington
will attend the bridegroom-elect
as best man. UsherS will be
Malcolm Stephens of Clarendon,
Horace Cox Of Tabor City. Ted
Gerrcll of Tabor City, and Ben
Elliott of Elon College Junior
will be Robert Lamar
Hardic of Clarendon and Jimmy
Long of Wilmington.
Friends and relatives OF the
couple are invited to attend the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Party HOn0rs
Terry Strickland

Jerry Strickland was honoret
Saturday. December 3. when hi
mother, Mrs. Brice Stricklan 4
entertained with party at thei,
home. The occasion celebrated
his seventh birthday annivers-
arp.
Games were enjoyed ate,
which cookies, birthday cake
and lemonade were served.
Guests received party favors
and Jerry was recipient of many
nice gifts.
Attending the party were
Johnny johnson, and Betty Har-
relson of LoriS; Chuck Corb EFT
Dianne Gore, Christine Co.
Donald Gore, Betty Buffkin
eileen Jernigan. Mitchell Jerni.
gan and Krom Strickland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
MISS MONNIE LONG COMPLETES PLANS
FOR HER WEDDING TO MR.. WILLIAMS

Miss Nell Long Of High Poin,
College, sister of the bride-elcct,
will be maid of honor. Attend
ing as bridesmaids will be Miss
Anne Hayden Williams ana Miss
Mary Gail Williams. sisters Of
he bridegroom-elect. Mrs. NAL
colin Stephens OF Clarendon and
Mrs. Delmas Hinson Of Will
nington. sisters of the bride =
elect. Junior bridesmaids will
De Anne Gore of Clarendon and
Gayle Long, sister of the bride
,lect.
Honorary bridesmaids include
Miss Dean Ward of Whitevillc,
Mrs. Bill Mckay of Red Springs.
Miss Madeline Brown OF Clark
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
VI. L. Imam. Whiteville.

VI. -. lAAAAA-AAis " .-ANN 4-AS"
All qualified voters in the
county are eligible and urged TO
vote. Spccia! appeal, however,
being made to District CoOoCr-
atorS who have received assist
ance from the Soil Conservation
Service TcchAicians assigned to
the District.
The Lower Cape Fea: Soil
Conservation District is a farm
ers organization created by The
North Carolina Soil Co-SCrva-
ion Law. II is tnc duty Of the
,lectcd supervisor to transact
he business of the Distr!St and
10 guide and to direct the work
Of Soil Conservation Service
Tschaicians assigned to the Dis
trict.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

The wedding of Miss Monnie
Mae Long. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. John Wilson Long of Clar-
endon, and William Norman
Williams, Jr., son Of the late DR..
and Mrs. w. N. Williams of Tab
Or City will take place Saturday
December II, at 6 p. m. in the
Bethel Methodist Church.
The Rev. J. NJ. Carroll, pastor
If the bride, will officiate Using
the double ring ceremony.
The wedding music will be
rendered by Eugene Sassar. pi-
anist, of Gurley, S. c. and Mrs.
Luther Meares, soloist, of White
vile.
The bride-elect will be given
in marriage by her father.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Court Frees Dixon

Prosecution was dropped yes
terday in the case in which
Dewey Dixon was charged with
burning a cross at the home of
Clarence +. Hucks several weeks
ago, H. T. Abbott Of Convey,
DiXons lawyer, announced.
A preliminary hearing was
held IN the court OF Magistrate
w. w. Vaught ard huckS drop
ped the prosecution
Abbott said, 1T vii be apprC-
ciated if the press will give this
news publicity with Inc same
prominence that was given 10
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

would also be cut in at Beaufort
in February.
Other exchanges pending are
at Murrells Inlet and in TIE
Floyds area.
The exchange, he said. are
fully automatic and when COM
pleted, along with the NATIONAL
toll dialing system is coroplete,
4 farmer near Aynor, for exam
pie, will be able to complete a
call to San Francisco by SIMPLY
dialing a number without going
through an operator.
Most of the exchanges in Hor-
ry County, he said, will cjnacct
with the toll exchanges OF the
Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany in Florence, which IL turn
will be able 10 put them in touch
with the rest OF the world.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Paul Conor and r. ]. Long
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lodi
Sunday.
Mrs. John Stocks spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Stocks.
Miss Wanda Suggs and Miss
Eva Allen Wooten visited Miss
Linda Stocks Sunday.
James Faux returned home
Sunday after spending soma
line in Milwaukee, Wise. -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

news Of DiXons arrest"
HuckS Sworc out d warrant
for Dixon after 4 cross burning
in his yard, an inciden: that, he
said, frightened Mrs. Hucks who
was in 4 delicate condition at
the time. HuCkS SIISpicioncd
Dixon because of previous IN
plcasantness and thought that
the cross burning was in retail
alton. After further cDHsidcra-
ton, he decided noI 10 p:cse-
cute.
Dixon has repeatedly denied
that he had anything 10 d. with
the cross burning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
GuideWay
BY MRS. LESTER LONG

Betty Joe Long visited Mrs
Lester Long Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Lester Long visited Mrs
]. d. Long Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Long were
IN Tabor City Saturday.
Lester Long, George Sings and
Leamon Sings were in Tabor
City recently.
Miss Dorothy Long was in
Tabor City SATURDAY..
Mrs. Lester Long visited Mrs.
'ameS Faulk recently
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Louise Jackson. Route No. 2,
Tabor City, N. c. visited Or
lando, the States largest inland
city and while in The City
Beautiful" ate at Gary's Duck
Inn, a Seafood specially restaur-
ant, made famous by its Jumbo
Shrimp.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-28
PauI's Restaurant
Kiwanis Bowling
League Champions

In a. closely contested last second
finish, Paul's Restaurant emerged
the champion team in the East
Cleveland Kiwanis sponsored Bowl
ing League. They took four points
from Keiner Coal to clinch the
championship in the last play
Monday evening, keeping everyone
in doubt until the last game.
Only four points difference
marked the first four place teams
at the start of the Monday night
finals, Paul's leading with 76h,
followed by Fisher Furniture 751s,
Stonebraker Drugs "a and Nelson
Jewellers 72h.
At the annual banquet May 4th
at Helrigels awards will be made
to the Paul's Restaurant team and
each of its members, Paul Broer,
Pete Blough, John Walworth, Lou
Edwards, Bill Holiday and Joe
Cast. Bill Nichols will receive a
plaque for showing the most
improvement among the league
players.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-28
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Resistant to acids-alkalies, mols-
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