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trotters Mgr.
Citizen Of Globe

Abe Sapcrsieln. owner-coact
ne famed Harlem Globetrot.
lsR would have no trouble
e-aliiyine as = citizen OF the
World
Now IN his 2sih season with
ne Iroiiers. Sapersiein will
Ilns his court maeicians into
'noii Sunday April 18th. for
"a afternoon night double
n ~ at the Olympia.
Inc Trotters will face the
.ollege All-Americans in the
nr.seenth annual coast-to-coast
world Series Of Basketball in
-, ~, and 800 pm. games.
""h an organization that ha.
49,, ng~n nom five PLAYERS. a brok-
;, ,9a o flivver and an income
sS'OOO a year into one that
1--WE. ,.''Ves 30 players and gate
,''elpts Of some $4,000 600 an
l.. '.y' II is hard TO believe he
\ y. ume for anything else.
e produces television film,
- children and sports docu-
,ol. ''a'les, and keeps an active
~ IN baseball, a field in which
h. won won lame as a pioneer il
VI" 'v Negro League.
,.' ' :, such diversified activi
4. ~ = Is easy to understand how
m,la "'S travelled nearly 1000. OOC
s s. 90. oy air liner while visiting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

Competing in the 9Th annual
Invitaiional CIAA Swimming
and Diving Championships
here March Ia. the Bisons
picked up So points TO Nor
gan's 81. Hampton was third
with 81 and West Virginia
Stale finished fourth with IS
points.
Howard entered the final
event trailing Morgan by four
points and would have lost 10
the Stewart A. Brooks-coached
Bears if the Morgan swimmers
had won the 800 yard medley
relay or even placed second. in
stead Of PLAYING third
Nip and Tuck Race
The three day. l4-eveni COM
petition was thriller with
Howard. the favorite. taking an
early lead as aquaman Victor
Stone won the gruelling 1900
meters on opening night.
Underdog Morgan began 20
challenge Howard during the
Friday night finals and trailed
by only three points. 80 to 36.
as competition entered the final
day.
With Howard 'oul of the div
ing finals. Morgan was able to
forge ahead in the finals
Hampton. tallying points
steadily. made il three-wav
race for the title, but suffered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Mat Williams
Get FIoored

The williams didn't have a
chance last Friday night at
Olympia.
For all OF the 'elsan.cui'
gladiaiors walked off with fri
umphs in the wrestling show
that drew s.7sl customers.
Verne Gagne tugRed and
tuSSled with Villain Hans
Schmidt for Is minutes before
he used a back body drop 10
pin him TO the mat.
Antonio Rocca was even more
business like in reducing an
other-Mr. Moto-to defeat IN
1925.
Even Golden Boy George Ma
cricostas pinned Gino Angelo in
1928 and the tag team OF Louis
Klein and Jim Hady triumphed
over George McCarther and
Harry Lewis.
The show crossed s7,06s from
the largest crowd Of the season
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Local &C Champs
SeekAAUCrowns

Delroii's iwo color bearers
who were ousied from the Col
den Gloves Tournament OF
Champions semI-finalS in Chi
caeo last FRIDAY night. will con
ceniraie on winning similar
rational AAU crowns.
They are Heavyweight Osee
Groom and Harry Campbell.
feaiherweighi. who will par
ieipaie in the state AAU
championship bouts al Arcadia
Roller Rink on March 26. Bos-
Nn is size fer the national
bouts en- April s.ll.
Revived this year by sponsor
ship Of the Sports Guild. Groom
cleared hlS MAJOR huddle when
assured an opponent with entry
q Cliil Ta,oner, Lansing &C
Hampton
Looked Formidable
1!oon who had brcezed past
lNo opponents with frst-round
iAO' and whipped a third foe.
lM a decision TO underdog
.Y Lewis, Of Sioux City. la.
hnslde observers, along with
AuoA Of the crowd OF l4.456
ought Grooms rated the vic
y over Lewis.
" thought forced to give away
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Howard Bisons Gain
CIAA Swimming Crown

Richard Gee ~ the Tom John
son-coached Bison> was the top
individual star winning three
championships the so yard. the
100 yard. and the 200 ward free
STYLE events He shared honors
with team Vic stone who won
the 440 yald freesiyle in adj
diinn TO the 1900 meters. and
Morgan co-capian Lands Lee,
who also won two champion
ships. the 100 yard and the 200
ward backs,roke events
Harold Smith Of Hampton
starred ia the oivng. executing
beautiful form IN the three
meter fancy diving Hubert
Barnes OF Morgan was the top
diver in the one meter com
petitions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Hockey Play Ends

With the closing of the Parks
and Recreation Artificial zee
Kinks. the Departments hockey
leagues. consisting Of some -
teams and 615 PLAYERS. also put
away the puckS and sticks until
next wear
Thaht Is. an hui the A row
smith Juniors and Bes>N Awning
Seniors For them the CLIMAX
is ahead They VIII be Dciroit's
representatives ln the naiInnal
recreation playoiis. when teams
from the colder parts Of the
United States Viii play TO decide
the nations champions
This year, Saulie Saint Ma,ic
in Michigan PLAYS host TO the
Junior teams. BOYS undci 20
wears of age Arrowsmth VII
journey there for the games
March ~ and 25.
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Tartars Nip
DePauI Five

FIT WAYNE. Ind tSpecial-
The Wayne University Tartars
won the big one here Monday
night in the first round of the
NCAA playofiS. upsetting ~
point favorite DePaul of Chi
csgo, 1858. in dilly.
The Tariars move 10 Iowa
City Friday TO meet powerful
Kentucky. along with More
head of Kentucky. who beat
Marshall OF West Va. l07-92.
and faces Iowa. the Big-Ten
champs.
George Brown and Bob Ken
drlck were brilliant in rebound
ing and Clarence Straughn.
brilliant OF all Tartars. was in
great form as he chalked up 81
points 10 lead the scorers.
Coach Joel Mason had so
much confidence in his team
that ne substituted frequently.
While leading most OF the
time. Wayne didn't pull out the
victory until the last minute and
half With l.28 to go. DePaul
was only two points behind at
$3.50.
Wayne became the second
team from Michigan ever 10
compete in the tournament.
earning their berth afte. win
ming II games and losing only
10 Louisville.
DePaul. playing toug her
schedule, won l6 and lost seven,
including victories over Ken
lucky. Notre Dame. Manhattan
and Penn State.
Led by Ron Sobieszczyk. De-
Paul has averaged 80 points per
game 90 Wayne's 1916. The Blue
Demons have held the opposition
to an average of 72.5 per game
TO Wayne's $40 Sobieszczyk. a
senior from Chicago, H.. has
averaged 227 points and picked
up 305 points to pace DcPaul
Wayne put It's hopes on center
George Brown who has averaged
1873 per game and leads in re-
bounds with 266 One big queS-
ton mark in the Wayne lineup
was forward George Duncan
who was injured in the final 88
to 80 win over John Carroll
and who was not able to prac-
tice until last Thursday Dun
can is third in scoring with an
average OF 1879 per game
The game was viewed by sew
eral hundred Wayne students
who made the trip to Fort
Wayne The Wayne ticket office
sold out It's allotment OF student
tickets early.
Wayne has competed in a post
season tournament on only one
other occasion. In 1899 the
TartarS went to the second
round Of the Nab Tournament
at Kansas City. In two previous
meetings with DePaul the Tar
tars have been beaten both
fines. The Blue Demons beat
WAYNE 33 10 81 in 1892 and 80
to 81 in 1893
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Calhoun Ties
World Mark

BALTIMORE Special Lee
Calhoun North Carolina College
Junior. tied the worlds record
for the coward high hurdles and
set one OF four new meet marks
entered In ne books a. the
South Atlantic AU indoor
track meet last FRIDAY night.
The 23-year-old Gary lndl
hurdler cleared the five barriers
IN IL seconds. beuerlng BY three
tenihs of second the Old meet
mark when he sci here in 1883
and equsllng Harrison billiards.
world record established IN New
York on Ma en- 20 1913
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

IS pounds to the ponderous
Iowan. who scaled 240, the De
troiter willingly exchanged
blows with Lewis and even
forced the going most Of the
time
Lewis uncorkcd the heavier
punches which apparently
swaved the officials.
Fatherweight Harry Campbell
was Knocked out IN the third
round by Leroy Jeffrey. the ex-
Michigan State champion now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
I'D Beats
NJ eastern
.53 to 81

CasS Tech won the CITY
League basketball tourney Tues
day night bv >queaklns pas
Northwestern on three free
throws in the last 80 seconds ~
the game a. I'D High 20 WIN
58-55 In the AFTERNOONS night
doublebil opener, the margin 81
victory was also narrow. I'd
lusi edelng Northeastern. 53-5l
Guard Dave Ziesler dropped
the three throws. the first
breaking SS-S5 tie 10 put
Cass ahead for the first and
only time Of the game.
The never-Sav-die Technicians.
although slight favoritos. had n
press throughout the contest
since each rally seem 10 ial
uni.l Steve Jordan hi on q
bound shot with 40 LETT 70
tie the game
80 SECONDS Lett
Half minute later. ZcGler
missed chance 10 put his team
out front. but missed The shot
from a foul by Nor'hwesiern's
Charlie North
With 80 seconds left however
Zieglcr was fouled again. this
time by OTIS Gilchrist He made
both losses % pu; Cass ahead
81 to 55 Then with 20 seconds
left Burley Lee bumped Zieglei
and once again he converted 20
cllnch me victory
The TechnlJIans advanced 70
the final, after dumping west
side champ on chadsey SLAB
last FRIDAY Northwestern moved
into the title game with 64-45
victory over Pershue
In the previous round North
western gained an overtime We
tory over Southeastern. the
league champion and Cass out
classed Southwestern
L. Of D and Northeastern
advanced 10 the consolation
finals with wins over Mile 81
20 So and Mum!ord 81 10 ST.
respectively
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Ez Charles Signs
For Windsor Bout

Ellard Charles. lWmcr heavy
weight champion agreed Satur-
Gay Ia 4 10 round bout against
Don Jasper OF Detroit In the
Windsor Arena April 3
julius Piazza, promoter sf'thc
Mo.oi City Arena until Is closed
IN October Viii run the show
In partnership with Hap Tucker
OF Windsor
Charles has been out of action
since Dee % when. after suffer
ng cat lip. he lost bv tech
meal Knockout 10 Young Jack
johnson In Los Angeles
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pionS. -,
Basketball and vollcvball
teams will play 2 round robin
schedule while the other events
will be held on an individual
basis. Teams competing will be
the regular squads that saw
action throughout the intramual
season. No squad will be per-
mitted 10 add members and no
all-star teams will compete
Announcing the Festiva ].
Wayne President Clarence B.
HiIberry said. We feel that this
will bring the members Of our
Conference even closer togeth-
er. I am sure that tournaments
Of this type will help encourage
intramural competition at all
schools"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Va. May Segregate
in Sports Events

RICHMOND Va (CNS)-Ine
special session Of The state as
sembly a. called 70 amend the
state constitution so that stu
dents would be- paid TO attend
private schools and thereby
thwalt amy indignation plans, Is
now also considering scrgega
ton N athletics
TIE resolution as already
passed by the House would DC
clare II state policy against
athletic indignation IL the schol
asilc level In the Senate Rules
Committee. several delegates
thought this resolution was car
rving fears too far However,
n Is likely 20 pass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

The four PAC members.
Wayne. John Carroll. Western
Reserve and Case Tech. will
send inirsmursl champions IN
basketball. fencing. wrestling.
volleY ball table tennis and
free throw shooting TO The
two day program. Western Re
serve Is hosting the meet.
Newman Ertell, lntramural
director at Wayne, expects 10
take 30 men TO Cleveland. The
champions in various events are
teams or individuals who have
won intramural tournaments al
eeach OF the PAC schools.
Awards will be presented to
both team and individual cham
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

FeV ard George Duncan led
WAYNE in field goal shooting IN
1865 with an average ~ AZ
per cent Duncan hi IS of 1877
attempts and scored PSI points
over the season.
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10 AIM al r GA /. OH,
Used Reach. Height

III IIIt NIIIIN al FVI I. oIII,
Used Reach. Height
Campbell used his heigi AT and
reach to take an EARL lead
against Jcffrcy But the ALTERS
superior stamina began 10 take
lis toll in the second round when
he drew blood from Campbell's
nose with series Of rights and
leiiS.
Jeffrey Knocked Out Jim Am
pey Of Cedar Rapids IN l45 OF
the first round 10 win the crown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

Fabian added that The Brown
Bomber will make his first ap-
pearance as grappler in Wash
lngton Friday. meeting Cowboy
Rocky Lee.
The promoter also said Louis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

BALTIMORE, Md-Faing to place first or second in
the final event of competition here last SATURDAY week
forced defending champion Morgan State College to retire
its swimming CIAA diadem to Howard University by
one-poin margin.
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serious setback in The 200
ward breasistroke when Adol-
phuS Woodland. coming IN first.
was disqualified for making an
illegal turn. Morgans William
Brown won the race
Individual Stars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
PAC Sets 1st Intromurol
Sports Festival Saturday

The Presidents Athletic Conference pledged to provide
connection for all students both varsity and mira,
mural level sponsors its first Inramura Sports Festival
Mnrch lR.17 Cleveland Ohio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
SAY JOE LOUIS TO make
RASSLING DEBUT FRIDAY
500, 900 Year Guarantee
Reported; DC. Match

Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis is taking up
new profession on Friday night
Promoter Ray Fsbisni Of Philadelphia announces that
Louis has accepted 100000 year guarantee TO turn
wrestler
Fabani added that the Brown will be booked extensively in
Rnnhnr the after his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

Louis has been refereeing
wrestling matches and recently
was reported 10 have turned
down a bid TO become a mat
man.
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'(ASS TECH WHIPS NORTHWESTERN, 58-55

NO BOSTON PARrY-Amis Risen Of ths
Boston Celtcs has that hopeless feeling. ar
the N. Y. Knicls' Ray Felix 10y and Ken Seors
(partiallY hidden) tap in rebound dur;no
their recent Madison Square Cordsn scrop'
won by the Knicls. 1883. (Newsprsss photo).
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-11
DECEMBER II

TUESDAY DECEMBER IL
Christmas London p. m
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Auxiliary Moose Christmas party, Moose lodge hall
Church
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II
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Center p.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13
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m.
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FRIDAY DECEMBER Id
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20th Century luncheon Coover Club House p.
WCTU Mrs. Lon Johnson p.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is
Hill Grange eucfre Hall Summerford 800 p.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16
Auxiliary of Christmas party
Meeting Lodge Promptly 2:30 Christ
party Saturday December 22nd
MONDAY, DECEMBER IT
Builders Presbyterian Church covered dish
$50 m.
Womans Club luncheon at o'clock.
TUESDAY DECEMBER 18
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20
Christmas children
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-11
Madison South In
Two Losses With
Weekend Net PLAY

Coach Walt II obble's M adison
South netters dropped two games
over the week end, and Mt. Sterl-
ing took the credit for one of
them.
In game played Friday night
Mt Sterling outclassed the boys
from Madison South 1926 in an
unusually one sided game. Phillips
led the scoring with 20 points.
Madison South's top man was JUS
tice with 13.
In a Saturday night game at Tri-
ad, the score wasn't SO different,
but it was still a loss for Madison
South 1884. In that game Justice
accounted for 21 points. Madison
South scored "a field goals to
Triad's 20. The better percentage
in Triad's luck at the free throw
line cost them the game.