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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Your Dollars Will Help In Bus Fight

Pittsburgh courier
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WE COMMEND THIS FIGHT VS.. THE REMAINS OF
The 0AMNABLE, SPIRITUAL TRAITORS OF THE
WHITE SOUTH, OF PRESS, PULPIT, AND POLITICS,
WHICH PLUNGED MY MESSIAH NATION INTO THE
TRAGIC CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATHl-AND THAT
SAME DAMNABLE TREASON AssASsINATED-
IN BELEF--MY BELOVED ABE LINCOLN!
YOUR DOLLARS WILL HELP IN BUS FIGHT
BY Evelyn Cunningham Pittsburgh Courierl
MONTGOMERY. AIs-Up TO now, appeal for funds
outside Montgomery has been made for the bus boycott
money has TO fhe Montgomery Improvement Assoea-
non from all points Of the nation However, with the arrest
" The us leaders and the tremendous amount OF litigation
:" me oHng funds hand have almost been depleted
There is dire need for money. The flood OF daily
s wires and phone calls have indicated that thousands
"0 thousands Of people TO help They can They can
we their clubs, churches. lodges unions, friends and
sn0os to buy bit Of Of the most valiant fights TOR
'smoeraey that Negroes have made.
Monies may be sent TO the Montgomery Improvement
''oe'a'ion care Of Rev. NJ L. King Jr, Dexter Avenue
''p''s Church, asa Dexter Avenue. Montgomery, Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

tons before Michigan $ One Man
Grand Jury system was uncon-
stitutlonal.
The popular hotel owners ~.
torneys had coniended that he
was deprived of his rights.
when Judge O'Hara refused TO
allow him (White) TO have his
attorneys On hand for sucn
questioning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

the William Draper Singers
and talent OF New Testament
Baptist Choirs.
Charles King Jru will speak
on fellowship for the program.
The Rev. Wallace S. Colvin
ST.. is pastor Of New Testament
Baptist. located al PASS Mt
Elliott. at Hendricks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

Under sponsorship Of the
Senior Choir OF which Mrs.
Addie Perry is director. music
lovers will be entertained by
the following groups:
Crosse Pointe Baptist quar-
tette. the Treble Singers. the
male chorus Of Macedonia Bap-
fist Church. the choirs Of Shiloh
and New Light Baptist Church
and Rhecha Ross and his chario-
teerS.
Others are Miss Susie II.
Holmes. the Mansel Sisters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
John WHITE PAYS $1,000 FINE.
CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATION
"(|inie for Child Study Branded
As 0utmoded"

By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S. -+--+
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
UNTIL CHILD CLINICS ARE STATED AND
MANAGED BY MY CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG
CHRISTIAN sclENTlSTS-INcLUDlNG BOTH
C. S. PRACTITIONERS AND c. s. LAYMEN-sUcH
RECOMMENDATIONS AS MADE IN THIS NEWS
~TEM HAVE OUR HEARTY sUPPoRTl
CHILD CLINIC is BRANDED AS oUTMoDED
BY ROBERT n. DARCY Detroit News)
Charges that Juvenile Courts operation Of its Wayne
County Clinic for Child study is ovmoded and badly in
need Of undermining contained in study report made
by nationally known child psyehisfrisi.
The clinic which treats emofionaIIy disturbed children
under jurisdiction Of the court has inadequate staff and
is run by horse and buggy methods which, nevertheless,
are too expensive for the services provides the report said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Case Pending
Almost 2 Years

Payment Gotham hotel John White
contempt fine cleared him for the eighth
tive time
Of failing properly questions before the
oara Jury years he appealed the citation.
Man Grand Juror Judge John P. OHara, sentenced
White to 90 days in jail and assessed fine OF $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
10 Citations
to Americans
of Goodwill

NEW YORK CITY NY.-Wnners Of the 1855 Russwurm
announced Tuesday by the National Newspaper
Publishers Association radio broadcast the 10th
anniversary Of the founding Of the NEGRO Press America
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Urban League Gets $50 Is
From Fund For The Republic
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER,

The National Urban League announced this week
the receipt of grant for $50 600 from the Fund for the
Republic, which will be used to finance two-year ed
ucationa program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Homecoming at
New estoment

Several OF the ctys Outstanding chos and musical groups
participate the annual Homecoming Day Of the
Baptist Church. Sunday afternoon $50 pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Advisory FEPC
Units Planned

LANSING-A plan for development of local adj
visorv councils throughout the state outlined Fri
day at meeting of the State Fair Employment Prac-
L. (o.,a. ainnin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Blame Wealthy Pilot in Crash That
Killed 9"

"oIsREcARpEp RULES, CAB REPORT SAYS"
-. tchieago Tribvns
wv 10 HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
~. ANoTHER NoNcHRIsTIAN SCIENTIST GONE
'wlkt VIA The DEVILS ADAM AND EVE ECO
AND PSYCHOLOGY, INTO WHICH ALL HUMAN
See Blame Wealthy Pilot Page 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25

Black metal rack, bross-
trimmed. holds up to 100 zoo
records. l2-inehes high, no
l2H-inehes wide, le-inches "
long. SNORT, modern design.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-15
Spring Exposition
Event for Women

A STRONG PROGRAM of exhibits,
contests and sales in foods, needlework,
arts and crafts and hobbies will be
features of interest to women at the
second annual Northern Plains Spring
Exposition at Glendive March %
through 81.
Entries for the cake exhibit and show
will close at 1880 am. Wednesday,
March %. Judging will be that after
noon and the cake sale will be held at
pm.
A style show, sponsored by the Well
come Wagon Newcomers Club, will be
held at the high school auditorium that
evening at z.
Thursday will be the day for the
bread and yeast rolls exhibits, judging
and sale; Friday for pies and dough-
nuts, and Saturday for cookies and
candies. A cake bakeoff will be held
at 1 Thursday afternoon, with five
prizes ranging from SIS to SIS offered
Awarding of home economics trophies
and announcement of the bakeoff win
ners will be made at the beauty queen
contest and variety show to be held at
the high school auditorium Saturday
evening at 8.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-15
Amy's Answers

How much food can 1 freeze in my
home freezer?
In any one day you should not freeze
more than pounds of food per cubic
foot of freezer space. Two and one
half pounds per cubic foot gives a
greater safety factor. This means a
20 cubic foot freezer will safely freeze
so to 60 pounds of food. The freezing
unit is not designed for heavy duty.
The freezer should not be loaded so
heavily that it cannot freeze the prod
uct in II to 10 hours time. You in
crease the wear and tear of the freezer
unit, as it runs more than it was de-
signed for. The longer it takes meat
to freeze the greater amount of drip
and loss Of juice. Other foods in the
freezer are warmed up by the heat re-
moved from the meat in the freezing
process. 1t is then refrozen to the tenn
perature of the frozen meat. This will
increase shrinkage of the stored foods
already in the freezer.
If I want to slaughter a beef and
freeze meat in quantity, should / take
it to a commercial locker?
If you have a place at home to prop
erly chill and hold the beef after
slaughter, it's all right to slaughter at
home. You can freeze the meat in your
home freezer if you can spread the
cutting, wrapping and freezing over a
period of time. This period of time de-
ponds on your facilities for holding the
beef. Never plan to freeze meat in any
24-hour period above the capacity of
the freezer.
How long should meat be aged be-
fore freezing?
Three days of aging beef and lamb
with sharp freezing will tenderize it as
much as two weeks of aging in the
cooler. Pork should be frozen as soon
as it is thoroughly chilled
What is freezer burn?
Freezer burn is nothing more thar
the dehydration or loss of moisture
from your meat. 1t shows up as white
or a discolored area in the meat pack
age. Use high quality wrapping mate
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-15

rails and wrap the meat tightly to re-
move air pockets.
How do 1 remove stain from cram
berry sauce from new table mat?
To remove the stain, stretch the
stained portion over bowl. Pour boil
ing water from a height of % feet
through the stain on white cottonS or
linens or rayons. Repeat if necessary
and launder. If stain Is stubborn, use
a chlorine bleach solution on white.
Treat colors as white except that warm
water should be poured through the
stain from a % foot height. Launder.
An appropriate bleach for colors that
may not be fast to chlorine bleaching is
hydrogen peroxide. Make solution of
tablespoons to 1 gallon water. Soak
for half an hour or longer and rinse
we'll There also are powdered type
commercial bleacheS on the market
you may like to try for stain removal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

end zone by Bill De Frese ac-
counted for the final touchdown.
Belvoir won its second game
In eight, with three to play.
Mitchell finished with a 70
record.
Fort Belvoir q IL Ole
Mitchell ARB b D % 90
Belvoir scoring: TouchdoWns--L
wich %, rum; Frazier a. plnngel; De
Frese recovered tumble In end 1one).
AUTHORITARIAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Continued From Page CT

which found Virginia leading. TO
after Bakhtiar converted.
The Tar Heels finally began
to click with the unfolding of
the third period. Before this
quarter ended Carolina had
scored three times.
Sutton Runs So Yards
Working the ball to Virginia
q. Reed threw to Sutton who
grabbed the ball on the Cavalier
% and OUTRAGED two Virginia de-
tenders to the goal line for the
first touchdown. Phil Blazer
converted and the score was tied.
Several minutes later, this
same Sutton. who has speed to
spare. broke the ball game open
when he raced over his own left
tackle SO yards for Carolina S
second touchdown, Blazer again
converted as the Tar Heels
moved ahead lat.
Carolina brought up a Sopho-
more quarterback in Curtis Hath
away later in the third period
as a temporary stand-in for
Reed. His hand-offs and en-
ployment of the option play took
Carolina from its own A to Vir-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
BY the Associated Press

-Four teams rule the National
Football League roost today
and with the race heading into
the last half Of the schedule
they must keep on winning in
order to get a crack at the
playoff prize.
Perhaps the most important
struggle of the day will be in
Yankee Stadium, where the
Chicago Cardinals and New
York Giants do battle for first
place in the Eastern Confer
ence. The Cards and Giants are
tied for the lead, each with five
victories and a lone defeat.
In the Western Conference.
the unbeaten Detroit Lions will
try to make it seven in a row,
playing the Redskins here. The
Second-place Chicago Bears.
sporting a 5-l mark. entertain
the Green Bay Packers in Wrig-
ley Field.
Also on tap are:
Baltimore Colts at Cleveland
Browns.
Pittsburgh Steelers at Phila-
delphia Eagles.
San Francisco Forty-Niners
at Los Angeles Rams.
The Giants will have to de-
wise ways of stopping Lamar
McHan, Cards quarterback, who
was the main cog in Chicago's
early-season 1927 win over New
York. Last week McHan fired
four touchdown passes as the
Cardinals beat Philadelphia
28-17.
New York had a tussle before
beating Pittsburgh last Sunday,
TIA, with Ben Agajanian's
field goal the margin of victory.
Detroit also had a squeaker,
finally downing San Francisco,
1913, after another Forty Miners
touchdown was nullified in the
final two minutes by an offside
penalty.
1t was Washington which
handed the Cardinals their only
loss. 17-l4. two weeks ago. The
Redskins. along with Baltimore,
were idle last week.
Cleveland, perennial leader
in the East, As deadlocked for
last place with Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, each pa.
The Bears appear too much
for Green Bay, having trimmed
the Packers several weeks ago,
1921.
San Francisco already has
defeated Los Angeles this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Texas AIM
.Crushes SMU
For LIST Place

DALLAS, Nov. 10 (Rl.-TeXas
AIMS scythe-like ground at
tack. featuring John Grow. and
IA defense that ratified Southern
Methodist to it's cleats, swept to
a crushing 1877 victory and first
place in the Southwest Confer
Ience football race today.
The AggieS rolled on unde-
feated toward their first confer
ence championship in is years.
Two games away sits the title
they have wanted so long.
Crow smashed to two touch-
downs on runs of Is and Is
yards, Don Watson raced %
yards for another. Substitute
Fullback George Gillard skipped
A yards for a fourth and Reserve
End Don Smite made the fifth
with an 8-yard pass reception.
The Methodists scored in the
last two minutes against Aggie
reserves with Arnold's passing,
carrying them on a 7l-yard drive.
Charley Jackson got the touch
down with a 6-yard run.
Southern Jssas A' Methodist L : & "a "a
Texas Ann scoring Touchdoyns-
t23. rum; Cillar (44. rum: Smith Is,
2ess from Wright. Conversions-Taylor
Conrad. Wright.
Southern Methodist scoring: Touch
down-Jaekson %. rum. Conversion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Unbeuten Wyoming
Crushes Montana

BILLINGS. Mont. Nov. 10
(P). - Indicated wyoming
wrapped up the Skyline Confer
.ence football title and a possible
bowl bid by crushing Montana
University, 34-l3, today.
Held to a 1913 halftime tie,
Wyoming got its ground attack
going to score n points in the
second half. Wyoming's rugged
line play was a major factor in
the last-half surge as linemen
accounted for eight points and
set up a touchdown on a tumble
recovery.
It was Wyoming's ninth
straight victory, and left the
Cowboys alone atop the Skyline
Conference with a 60 record.
1t was Montana's sixth loss of
the conference season against
one victory.
Montana - 3 q Ola
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
North Caroline Rallies
To ToPpIe Virginia, III

ginia's 20. But the Carolina
touchdown was executed when
Reed replaced him and finally
threw 5 yards into the end zone
to Sutton for the last scoring
effort Of the afternoon.
virginia 0 z o. z
North Carolina scoring-Touchdow
Sutton 3 t6s, run: 80 pass-run; 5,
PASS. Conversions; Blazer 3.
Virginia scoring-Touchdown: Var
brough a. plunsel. Conversion: Bakh-
NORTH CAROLINA
Left end-Payne, Glen, Muschsmp. =
Left tackle--Blazer. Russavage.
Left guard---Jones. Lear.
Center---Koes Swearinsen.
Right suard--Kemper. Setter, jim
Jones.
Right tackle-Pen. Reddins.
Rieht end--Robinson, Pulley. Filing
Qusrterback-Reed Hathaway.
Left halfbacks-MeMullen Deeantis,
Risht haIfback-sutton. Con. Var
num-
FuIlback-vale, Haywood.
VIRGINIA
Left end--Gunderman Whitaker. Me-
Shane
Left tackle--Jordan, Koyaeh.
Left guard-Corson. Outten.
Center--Keyser, Teunis. Canevari.
Right guard-Call. Petrili
Right tackle--St. Clair Melnik White
Risht end-Polzer, MeLaushlin,
Meyer
-Yarbrough, Clarke.
Left halfback--Kneeland, Randle, Col
Inns.
Right halfbaek---Cash. jenkins. Reyn.
olds, Lawyer
Fullback-Bakhtiar Robertson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Cards and Giants Clash
For Division Top Spot

interrogation Of . Jayhawk pass
stopped two strong bids for
1890. while Philadelphia holds
an early season, 35-2l decision
over Pittsburgh.
Baltimore holds the only VIC
tory over the Bears this year, a
1921 verdict in the opening
game Of the season.
The Bears haven't won a con-
ference championship since 1916,
when they went on to defeat the
Giants in the playoffs. That also
was New York's last division title
The Cardinals won their last
division crown in 1913. being
beaten in the championship
playoff by Philadelphia. Detroit
won division titles in 1852, 1883
and 1854, defeating Cleveland in
the playoffs the first two years
but losing in 1854. Last season
Detroit wound up in the cellar
with a S-9 record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
REDSKINS
Continued From Page CT


Fullback Dale Atkeson ready for
action. Atkeson'S bruised knee
still bothers him. But with Leo
Filter starting the game and
Slammin' Sam Baker ready to
back him up. the team is still In
good shape at that position.
Baker booted four field goals
in the exhibition game with the
Lions, but Coach Joe Kuharich
hopes it won't be necessary to
call on him today.
Kuharich plans to start AL
Dorow at quarterback. although
Eddie LeBaron undoubtedly will
see action. Dorow threw two
touchdown passes and Baker
added the field goal that sent
the Cards down to their first
defeat of the season. 1914.
Lions Tough DefensiveIy
Both the Redskins and the
Lions have demonstrated ability
to come from behind to win.
Neither has relied wholly on one
phase Of offense to move the ball.
Layne had an off-day against
the Forty-Niners in San Fran
cisco last Sunday, but the team
moved well on the ground, with
Hart crashing over for a couple
OF scores. Layne also booted a
30-yard field goal for the win
ming margin in a 1913 victory.
Defensively, the Lions are not
only big but good. Ray Krouse,
former Maryland All America
who "tarted his pro career with
the New York Giants, is the
middle guard in a line featuring
Darris McCord, Bob Miller and
Gene Cronin.
The Lions have Sonny GAN
dee, Joe Schmidt and Bob Long
to back 'em UP, with Jim David,
Carl Karilivacz. Jack Christian
sen and Yale Larry in the Sec
,ndary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Fort BeIvoir
'Beots Mitchell
Easily, 1910

mitchell AIR FORCE BASE,
N. ". Nov. 10 (Special) Taking
advantage Of a dozen fumbles
and disdaining the punt, Fort
Belvoir easily defeated Mitchell
AFB. 1870. here today in the
latter's final football game Of
the season.
The Engineers drove SO yards
to their first touchdown early
in the opening quarter and
turned two Of the fumbles into
scores just after halftime.
Mitchell drove once to the Bel
voir 20 in its deepest penetration.
Haifbacks Jim Leftwich and
Bill Frazier scored the first two
touchdowns on runs Of S and 4
yards, respectively. A recovered
tumble on the Mitchell 90 set
up Frazier's scoring plunge up
the middle. and another in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Baylor Defeats
LOnghOrns. 1917

WACO. Nov. 10 (P.-Donnell
Berry. Baylor reserve halfback,
kicked a l9-yard field goal from
a tough angle to give the Bears
a 1877 victory over the Texas
Lenghorns in a Southwest Con-
ference game today.
Baylor opened and closed the
scoring in a game with little
sparkle outside of a 55-yard
touchdown run by Del Shofner,
feet halfback, early in the Sec
ond period.
Texas came back late in the
second period with a series of
deceptive draw plays that baffied
the Baylor defense for its only
score. The touchdown after the
63-yard drive came on a short
pass from Quarterback Joe Glenn
ents to Halfback Clair Branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
HOW TOP 10 FARED

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (P).-
Here is how the top 10 teams in
the Associated Press football
ball Jared today:
l. Oklahoma - defeated Iowa
State, 44-0.
Z Q. Georgia Tech-lost to Ten
neSSee, 60.
3. Tennessee--defeated Geor-
gia Tech, 60.
4. Michigan State - defeated
Purdue. 1873.
S. Texas A&M-defeated SMU,
1877.
6. Minnesota - lost to Iowa,
TO.
z. Ohio State-defeated In
diana. 35-14.
8. Miami FLA open date.
8. Syracuse - defeated Holy
Cross, 41-20.
10. Northumberland I'LL
nois. 17-7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
STATISTICS

who while at Holy Cross. never
played on a team which was VIC
torious over Boston College,
Iarch-rival of the Crusaders.
The Marines had the Eagle
shut out until just IS seconds
before the game ended when
Quarterback Billy Donlan, SEEM
ingly hemmed in. Unbiased a
desperation toss to Jim Col
lclough for the lone Boston score.
The play coVered exactly so
yards and Colclough was aided
en- route by a fine block by John
Flanagan.
The other Marine touchdowns
were scored by Doug Cameron,
erstwhile University of Texas
standout, on a 32-yard run and
by Worth Lutz, former Duke
star, on a 9-yard quarterback
sneak.
S 2Ostoh co Msrines - g g ( S-2SS
Quantico Standardization
s sss, TSe.; [ Igt g. sneak. CONVEX
Boston College scorinV-Touchdow
-Colclough.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
NC State JoIts
Gumecocks as
Christy Sturs

RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. 10 Up,
North Carolina State rammed
4S yards tor a fourth-quarter
touchdown on the passing and
running of Halfback Dick Christy
to upset South Carolina, lat,
today and kill any hopes the
Gamecocks had of winning the
Atlantic Coast Conference title.
A partisan crowd of IL 900 saw
Christy plunge over from the two
with the winning touchdown
with less than four minutes re-
naming. A 34-yard pass from
Christy to End John Collar that
carried to the seven set up the
score.
South Carolina scored its
touchdown late in the second
period when Don johnson RAM
med over from the IL after End
Julius Derrick had recovered a
Wolfpack tumble on States 81.
State lost no time in evening
up the score. 1t took the next
kickoff and drove "a yards for
"a touchdown, the score coming
on a 21-yard pass from soph
Quarterback Frank Cackovic to
Collar in the end zone.
South Carolina o Z o o. 2
N. c, State ~a@4- o : 0 7-14
South Carolina scoring: Touchdown
johnson III, rum. Conversion --Hawk ins
n. c. State scoring. Touchdown
collar ~ pass from Cackoyieii christy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
.Quantico Gains
.2O-6 Win Over
College

BOSTON. Nov. 10 P.-The
inconsistent Quantico Marines
played one Of their better foot
ball games today and defeated
Boston College. 20-6. before 7,407
frozen diehards in windy Fem
way Park.
The Marines first touchdown
was registered by End Bob Dee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Show Routs Lincoln

OXFORD. Pa. Nov. 10 PJ.-
Shaw Upiversiay of Raleigh,
N. c., piling up 437 yards on the
ground, defeated Lincoln Uni
versity, 1910. here today in a
lopsided football victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Mississippi Beats
Memphis State

MEMPHIS. Nov. 10 tF1.--Mis.
sissippi punched over two first
quarter touchdowns and added
another pair in the final period
to beat rugged little Memphis
State. 200. today.
Memphis made the going
tough all the way for the de-
Tending Southeastern Confer
ence champions and was very
much in the game until late In
the third period.
Memphi state q q q o. n
Mississippi IS q d ia-.a6
Mississippi scoring: Touchdown
Brown w; rum: Hurst a., runl; Reed
Cothren t2l