The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-17
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sv RUBY WOODS
II; everyone! What's the latest
:, weck? AS far as / can see
I Inc whole everyone was Dig
ms ne books this weekend a.
ast Friday night. But Satur-
~ I saw quite a few of the
',,nccr sacialites about the city.
The Ivy Leaf Club Of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority pre-
!, MED Autumn Fantasy Saiur-
Cav, Nov. 10. at the Ferry
W Cenier.
MANY danced TO the swinging
pusic Of Ken Ivey and his band.
mone hose enjoying this most
movable atmosphere were:
Mic Butler, chairman: Jua-
na Scales. president; M.llicent
chnson. Elizabeth Hemmina-
Few corresponding sec etary:
~ ma Dean. Mary Leu Taylor.
9lhca La Croix. Dollie and Ella
frllcr. rccorsing secretary, Shir-
:sknc Copeland. Florence Night
hcalc Lee Martin, Irene Mar
1hall Gibson Butler, Sandra
'6aons. Wilma Bryant, Leroy
jaagcrs. Virgie Hardaman.
LANES Wclch, Ross Taylor, Rose
Marie Block;
Madeline Rober. Barbara
kmlth, Justice Smith, Donald
b'Ncal Gary Rosser, DENTS
Schultz. Fairfax Woods. Philip
fownscnd. Leon Reynolds, Alvin
acmichcr, Chester Parker, Ma.
2fian Johnson, yours tuly, and
others.
a Bcrnicc Sharpe was very sur
priScd when she entered Pat
Harris home on Longfellow and
{und many of her friends there
10 wish her a Happy Sweet Six
been. Bernicc was as happy as
bcased TO see so many who had
kcpf The secret from her.
Among those ealing sand
witches. SLIPPING punch and i'm
dulginq in other snacks were:
Pat Harris. Jeanette Williams.
Barbara Ware. Phillip Town
Esend. BRYANT Weatfierspoon.
Frank Clark. Dennis Schultz.
Neiiie Jones. Gale Paw. j.
sseph Dennis. Gloria Hatcher.
fPose Marie Block. Jackie Nit
cher. Lester Tally. Adve-is
Robinson. Chester Parker, Le-
/ On REYNOLDS. Charles Fletcher.
Beverly Slaughter. Brady TY-
Singer
Al'n Clu.chcr, Loretta Hud-
ptn Fairfax Woods. Jcrald John
\ rarl King. Edward Bornar,
bet Bomar Audrey Wallace.
'alllyn Tinscly. Beverly Me-
Fan Leroy Cornitus. and
tihers.
A crowd of over rs 000 people
5'w the mon from the Univer-
~ e Michigan overmatch Hi
9os Saturday afternoon. This
\ c'Ny that was won by the
Fco'o Ct III saved n fighting
'hencc for the Rose Bowl nomi-
ftlon. pursued also by Mime
'ta and Iowa.
The crowd watched in antici-
elton after the men from Cham
f.ign made Their first touch
IvN in tho first quar'er
In the second period Jim
Pace and Jim Byers scored for
The Wolverines - climax sus-
|tain marches. Ron Cramer in
|srred the victory in the fourth
|cvarier with 22-vard field
<ecsl after Michigan had re-
Fulsed the last of Illinois
fhreats.
n L. Of M. benefited from an in
ury that forced Abe Woodson.
tadiHg ground gamer Of the
Western Conference. out of the
Pr up early in the third period. (
\ jim Pace dominated Michi~
3an's running attack with 100
lavlS in Is tries. He was fol-
IN l3. Terry Barr. whose
pwel by John Hcrrnstein with
4ciion was limited by an ankle
hlury. carried the ball five
Prcs for al yards.
u Nichigan's starting lineup was (
Is 'pllows: Ron Kramer. half
pack: jim Orwig left tackle /
pck Hill. left guard: Mike Ro- .
Pnno, center; Jim Van Pelt, I
Quarterback:
A Fullback. John Hcrrnstein:
{cH Guard Marvin Mvren: right
faliba"k. Terry Barr: righi tao
Pc Al Sigman; right end and
fap'ain Tom Naentz.
The Wolverine squad consists
Jim Pace. Charles Brooks |
Pave Pen'chler. Ed Shannon
Senc Snider, Ba'sakes. Tom
fr7or Alex Rockrowki, Rob
~ Bcshvoen. Dave Bowere Joel
|bcyden, Jim Byers, Alex Gala