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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-12

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reas. long distance. DE. 2-2S22
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage
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LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Modern 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
spacious liv. rm. with firepl., large
KIT. storage attic Near public and
HUGH T. PECK HE A.9Ann
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE. near the park
Charming brick williamsburg
gracious reception hall, livina
room, separate dining room, II.
brary and large kitchen; twin
size bedrooms, . baths up; rec
rm. in full bsmt,; a handsome
home priced at S29,95O. Bill.
Kingsley REALTY CO., EN-
2-2326: ewes, OIL. 4-3975.
CHEVY CHASE = Charm. Space
Lovely garden. big !. r, 8 baths
owder rm.. choice location. $685.,
$50. STEVENS. FE. 3-4947. l3s
CHEVY CHASE. d. Claw
thorne." Mr.. Rock Greek Park
owner selling directly. Lee. brk
Colonial with everything you de-
sire. Lge. liv. rm. and din. rm
Library with powder rm., 3 bed.
rms, ? baths. fin. rec. rm. with
full bath. Just redec. Under S35,.
mn call HE A.R20l
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BETHESDA - Spacious
custom built, 3-bedrm. RAM
bier; close In. approx. u
acre beautifully Handicapped.
fenced lot. Many extras.
S42.500.
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BRADLEY BLvD.-Custom split
level on very large, shaded lot.
Center hall. spacious lly. ana din.
rms; 4 bedrms., 4l2 baths, rec.
rm., de luxe kitchen. Low sos.
A. y; PISANI; Realtors o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-12

CHASE, MD. between the
ciubs-i-bedrm. Colonial. featur-
ing large rms. modern kitchen
and pantry; attic screened porCn,
FULLY AIR-CONDlrIONEU. Large
wooded lot. Priced for immediate
sale at only S27.750. EN-. 2-S2O6
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY,
INC. EN- 3-4g6l
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

2-BEDRM. unfurn. apt, by Dec. Il;
Riyerdale area preferred; can give
good ref AP. 1-54U5.
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JU. $4,000 Ewes. JU. 9-410
ALEXANDRIA,
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

LGE. I.BEDRM. APT. with dinette;
$3.50 TO $50, incl. utils l4li
Boones Hill I'd Sc, 10 s-Sll9.
TAKOMA PARK -bedrm., newly
dc. use own washer adults
only. Sc 50. utils incl. JU.
S-5l 06: Sun, SP 4-7453
TAKoMA PARK. MD, 1900 Flower
ave 49, -bedrm mod apt BLDG ,
all utils.: S13 60 mo. AID. l-9i46.
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RAMBLER-Lovely 2-bedrm. -bsmt.
home: lge. liv rm., beaut. kit. ex-
eel. closet space. level lot: . blks.
bus: $500 dn; S7l mo. pymt.
incl everything. WOOD CO. 10.
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COLORED
117S Morse st. NE, $50. living
rm.. bedrm., dinette, kit and bath;
janitor will show,
120S Evart st. NE. effec.. SETS
Res. mgr. will show.
1915 Belmont st. S67 so, . rms,
kit. and bath: ianitor will show.
WALKER g. DUNLAP. INC.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ram.
bier; full basement, rec. rm.
s16.250.
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SIO.05O-Low down payment. A lge.
G-E kitchen tops of this spacious
and lovely rambler. Assume a large
A. loan and move in. ASHLEY
& CO. Lo. 5-2322.
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HONEYMOON COUPLE = Perfect

little dream house in Conn. Carr
dens. beautiful wooded !. rolling
area: . lsc. bedrms., eating space
kit. full bsmt: FLA financing:
81 400 cash incl. settlement. A. J.
KESSINGER & CO. Ill A-A544
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CHEVY CHASE-center-h hall brick
nome with large bedroom and
bath on tIrst hoor, = bedrooms
and bath oil the second floor. rec
reation room, maids room and
bath in basement; attached ga
rage. Assume $4,000 list uuSt
trust. Price S24,y5O. Call MO.
$4,000 til . pm. EDW. Il. JONES
a. CO., Inc. Chevy Chase, d. c.
CHEVY CHASE--Rambler in The
Hamlet: 4 bedrooms, fully air
conditioner 2-car garage: fully
equipped kitchen, separate dining
room, center hall plan; near
porch; nice level fenced rear yard;
price, S42,50U. Call WO. $4,000
~ 8 pm. EDM. H. JONES d CO.,
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ROCKVILLE

Are you looking for a home with
several available with settlement
charges only. some for Immediate
occupancy. sIGLER AND CO.
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MooDMOOR AREA = sparklinE

cape Coz brk. nome; Nv. rm., nre-
pl., din. rm.. 2 bedrms.: stairway
to expand. attic with roughed-in
plumbing for End bath; level
$50. HUGH 7. PECK, HE. 4-e4oO
tff1 n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
Senator Brown
Fined For Tickets

LANSING-Senator Basil w
Brown ID. DetroiO, paid $40, IN
traffic fines last week,
Brown. who was charged
with three traffic tickets plead
ed guilty 10 two. Brown fought
the tickets because the police
man listed him a. while.
Brown who has been. fighting
To have the racial tag removed
from traffic violations In Lans-
;ng, apparently won his battle
Municipal Judge Charles M
Murphy said he will immediate
~ ask the Lansing City Council
10 take the designation off traf-
flc tickets and he said there may
be legislation 10 that effect next
winter.
Lansing Is among a number
Of Michigan cities using the ra-
cial designation on traffic viola.
ton tickets,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
Ark. Leader Nominated
to MAR Board

NEW YORK - Mrs. L. C..
Bates, president of the Arkansas
Conference OF NAACP branches
and newspaper publisher; c. r.
Darden, president of the Asso-
cations organization in Missis-
sippi; and Max Delson, New
York attorney, are new candi-
dates nominated for election TO
the Board OF Directors of the
National Association for the Adj
vanccmcnt of Colorcd People.
Mrs. Bates. as president OF
the Arkansas NAACP. has
been the active leader in the
Little Rock crisis. She was
lauded last week by DR.. Chan
ming II. Tobias. NAAcP Board
chairman. for her "sfedfast.
sober. calm and courageous
leadership and guidance"
The l6-person slate chosen by
the nominating committee m
cluded also the following candi-
dates now serving as board
members:
Hubert 7. Delany. New York
attorney and former judge of
the New York City Domestic
Relations Court; DR.. S. Ralph
Harlow, Northampton, Mass, re-
tired college professor; Rev.
James Hinton. president of the
South Carolina State NAACP
andd insurance executive;
DR.. II. Claude Hudson, Los
Angeles dentist and a presiden.
OF savings and loan company;
George X. Hunton, New York
City, executive secretary. Cath
ollie Interracial Council: Mrs.
Daisy Lampkin, Pittsburgh,
newspaper executive; Loren
Miller, Los Angeles attorney and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

In a copyrighted article on
Little Rock; Challenge TO the
Democratic Party" which APP
peared Monday, October 7th, IN
The Nation. a weekly journal
of opinion, Michigan's Governor
asserts that President Eisen-
hover has acted rightly In the
little Rock dispute and that
those who are now assailing
him for his action are wrong
The Governor writes;
THE principles OF the Dem.
ocraiie party require that DEM
ocrais everywhere should
work 10 The end that every
citizen shall have equal rights
Of eitisensh'p, n IL a fact hat
resistance 10 those pr =" les
10 the law Of the land - laid
down by the Supreme Court.
Il coming mainly from pems-
cratic leaders In the Southern
states.
what can tho Democratic
Party do In these circumslancesS
In nv opinion. II can do but one
thing: hew vigorously and forth
rightly 10 lbs own principles OF
The dignity of the Individual and
the supremacy Of the constitu-
ton. and let the chips fall where
they may,
I'VE do mol want 10 drive
oui the South. but The Dem.
eersiie psrty-7ihs majority OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

Faubus wrote a letter to Maj.
Gen. 4. A. Walker, the Army
commander, in which he stated
that he had received complaints
from parents that the troops
were accompanying girl students
to their dressing rooms.
He addressed the letter to
Commander of Occupatio n
Troops" which Walker returned
unopened, He further stated in
his letter:
II realize that you may con-
slider the invasion OF the pri-
vacy OF the girls dressing
rooms by your troops TO be
necessary In order 10 protect
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
Bishop Adds
to Faculty

MARSHALL, Texas. - Prcsi-
dent M. X. Curry, Junior this
week, announced the addition
of two more faculty members
at Bishop College. President
Curry says these latest additions
represent continuing efforts by
the Administration to further
strengthen the faculty and cur
riculum at Bishop.
One OF tho new faculty Nom
bers Is DR.. N. Likhite OF
Elgin. Illinois. DR.. II. c. Sun.
Dean Of Bishop College. says
DR.. Likhife will serve as chair.
man of the Division Of Natural
Science and Mathematics.
The newly-appointed Profess
sor brings n wealth of training
and experience to his position
Prior to joining the faculty al
Bishop, he had been conducting
pathological and biological re-
search at a hospital in Elgin
Illinois.
The other new member of the
faculty Is Clarence w. Jackson
OF Los Angeles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
Davenport Does
Not Have 10 Run
For Reelection

Circuit Judge Joseph A. Moy-
nihan last week ruled that
Recorders Judge Elvin l.. Dav-
export does not have to run for
election this Nov. 5th.
Judge Moynihan denied a
writ brought by Attorney
Gregory M. Pillon against the
City Election Commission TO
force Judge Davenport TO run
next month.
Pillon commended that, under
the stature, a man appointed
TO fill q vacancy must run for
reelection II the vacancy oc-
Cured more than 60 days before
a municipal election.
Judge Davenport was appoint
ed TO fill a vacancy caused by
the death OF Judge o. z. Ide
Sept. 5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

Sc Pct. OF Detroiters
Favor Court Ruling

DR.. Harry Sharp, professor at
the University of Michigan and
director Of the study on racial
attitudes OF white Detroiters,
found that fifty-six per cent Of
the persons questioned by his
staff felt that Negro children
should be intcgrated into white
classes.
The study. results Of which
were made this week. was
taken In 1856. before the in
tense controversy arose on the
issue In the South.
University staffers queried
persons in the Wayne, Macomb
and Oakland County areas. A
little more than one-third felt
that Negro children should at
tend different schools. One out
OF ten said Negro children should
attend same schools but in diff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

ferent classrooms.
Intcrviewers also asked the
question: Would the parent mind
4 a six year old white girl
brought her Negro classmate
home to play.
Thirteen per cent said that
they would not approve. Four
Of ten said they would favor
the children playing together
and a slightly higher proper
ton said they would approve
only Of them playing together
al school. not at home.
DR.. Sharp said some parents
were not concerned about the
children playing together, but
what the neighbors would think.
Less than a quarter OF South
ern born whites disapproved OF
the children playing together.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

publisher;
Carl Murphy, Baltimore pub
Usher; Walter Rcuther. Detroit
labor leader: Arthur B. Spin
garn, NAACP president and
New York attorney; Bishop
Stephen C. Spot:swood, Wash
ington, NEE Church; DIR.
Claiming H. Tobias, NAACP
Board chairman and retired di-
rector, Phelps Stokes Fund; and
DIR. u. S. Virgins, Camden. N.
j.. physician and president OF
the New Jersey State NAACP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

the pariY-simplY must stand
on Its own principles. whether
the stand results In political
gain or political disaster"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
Faubus Says els Entered
Girls Dressing Rooms

LITTLE ROCK-Gov Orval Faubus struck out this
week with charges against the Army personnel stationed
in this world noted city which has brought equally
vocal replies by Washington and the Army.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
Gov. Williams Blasts Southern
Democrats On School Bias

Governor G, Mennen Williams, Democrat of Michigan
has challenged 1.-The majority" of his party to support the
Supreme Courts school indignation decision regardless OF
whether this stand results In political gain political
disaster"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
THE DEVIL ON Tv,
Mike Wallace, Hebrew. Scheduled
Present "'Strip-Tease Lii St. CYr
Bares Fact"

HOW CONE THE "sr" FOR A DEVILS EVER
OK DOES THAT "sT" STAND FOR "sTRssT"F
THAT WOULD BE SUITABLE AcREsY
WIRE TO ABc, N. ". SAT, lols. 'o'l3 a. M-Sop
WARNS you VS.. THE DEVILS USE or Asc VIA
WAlLAcE.cYR"i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
TRUST OFFICER DIES WHILE PLAYING GOLF"
Heart Attaek" The Devil Says! !.
A Thinking Suffoeation! Bankruptcy!

Robert l. Hatch So trust officer for The pe'om es"N
= Trust Co. since 1891 died Of HEART A''N-~
while oo'flns AZ the Country Club OF Detroit s''"
'ps"snti. graduated from Harvard In IVA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
ANN ARBoR BOY IN COMA or MEDICAL 'sHoTsI
bitten By Dog 80"
WWI.TV. q;s0 Ann. l0L4

WvvJ.Tv, $50 AN. 1914
BUT THE DEVILS CURE IS ENsLAvINc
(TImes)
Thomas Hartman, o. OF 20ss Culver. Dearborn. today
continued coma for the fourth day after receiving
seven shots Of antl-rabes serum.
Allen Breskls administrator OF The Rdgewood osfeo-
pafhe Hospital Ypsilsnt said the boy apparently Is SUIT
feng from effects OF the anrabes Shots known as the
pastevr treatment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12
Free Lectures On Christian Science

News, IO/ol
Jules Germ will speak at Q pm THURSDAY at Sixth
Church. 1910 kerehevaI And at the same hour FRIDAY
al Fifth Church, l7425 Second.
Clifford r. Nysewander will lecture at p.m SATuk'
DAY at Seventh Church, 223 West Grand Blvd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

He also asked the General
that permission be granted by
the President to send Women
Army Corps personnel to Little
Rock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

The White House replied TO
Faubus by branding his
charges Completely untrue
and also completely vulgar
School Supt. V. Blossom said,
THE Federal troops are not fol-
lowing the girls into the dress
ing rooms" Asst. Supt. Graham
labeled the accusation as "ridic-
ulous."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-12

or oMNIPoTENT, DIVINE LOVE !-YoUR
TATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALLHARM0NIoUS"
1875 IS THE DATE or DELIVERY or NY. GODS,
MASTER HEALER. MIRACLE WORKER EDUCATOR;
SAVIOR. LIBERAToR, AND PROTECTOR or THE
HOLY scIPTuRES-Kng James Protestant Ny chosen
BibIe-vs. THE INVOLUNTARY, SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY or THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
cRIPPLESi AND THE SATAN BOUND" CLERGY,
THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS
tsee CHRIST SECOND COMING" Page 2, Col. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Sugar Roy Signed For T-v
Role I'm Green Pastures

picture assig Inent for the en-
tertainer He explained that Cal
loway would leave here early
next month for Hollywood to
appeer in The st. Louis Bues,
Paramount Pictures production
about the life of w. c. Handy,
jazz composer.
Other actors scheduled for
1.-THE Green Pastures are Viii.
liam Wariield as De Lawd and
Eddie (Rochecter) Anderson as
Noach.
Mr.. Robinson repeatedly will
be called on TO dance in THE
Green Pastures" in addition tc
reading lines. However, it will
not be his first experience as n
television actor He portrayed
the role Of Jim in THE Adven-
'ures of Huckleberry Finn" on
Sept. 10, 1858. The play was
produced by the TV-Radio
Workshop of the Ford Founda-
ton for children's series it'll
cd Excursion"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Non-Recruiting System
Brings Big Grid Changes

end Jerry Monticello and So
phomore tackle Dick Potter.
Other Detroit area Tartars
are sophmore halfback Charles
Albers est. Clair Shores Lake
view. sohomore guard Mario
Bonfiglio (Melvindale), soph-
more guard halfback Marv
Eichedbaum Detroit Mumford),
senior end Doug Johnston
(Mackenzie), junior holfback
Steve -Krall Detroit South
westerly, junior guard Dave
Lindgren (Mackenzie), junior
halfback jim Macmillan Crosse
Pointe). junior end Wayne Muel-
Ter Detroit Eastern), junior
tackle Gene Pcsh Northwest
ern). senior halfback John Riggs
Nincoln Park and sophomore
quarterback Mike Soluk Chad
sew
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

The Yankees Kansss City
cousins dropped The hammer
on the Chicago White Sox. 6-5
Monday night 10 give the New
Workers sole possession of The
American League pennant.
The two big teams with their
blistering bats will We for base
balls most coveted award when
the World Series starts next
Wednesday in Yankee Stadium.
The Braves, leaders of the
Senior circuit for majority o
the season, will count on their
long ball hitters to defeat the
World Champions in the Series
The Bombers of the Junior
circuit will be out TO again dem
onstrate why they are cham
pions of the world. Boosting such
great hitters as Mickey Mantle
and Bill (Moose) Skowran.
Towards the end of the season
both teams seemed to falter, as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Lincoln Eleven
Opens Football
Season Victorious

In her season opener, Lin
.oln University (Mo.) came from
behind in the fourth quarter to
score two touchdowns and de-
feat the Augustana Vikings in
A game played last Saturday be-
tore $500 fans DIS Sioux Falls,
South Dakota.
Augusf5na broke . scoreless
deadlock in iIe final quarter
when il blocked a punt and look
over the ball on the Lincoln
3-Yard line. Bob Kikander. left
half en- the Viking squad car
ried II over on the first try.
Larry Converse converted.
Lincoln then took the kickoff
md drove SO yards in eight
lays to score. Chicago sopho-
more Lou Heffner carried the
,all for seven yards around end
or the tally, then ran The
'xtra point 10 knot the score
t 7 all.
The flu has been logging
various Lincoln players thr-
ought their practice season this
year but most of the players
have shaken off its effects and
are back in uniform. Next game
or the Lincoln Tigers will be
held Sept. % at Arkansas A.
and M. College.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

Whatever the outcome of SUI
cor Ray Robinson's boxing
bout with Carmen Basilio next
Monday, the current middle
weight titlcholdcr will still be
king on Oct. IL. On that date
Robinson will portray the King
of Babylon in a telcvision YER
sion OF "Ahc Green Pastures. :
been scheduled for the role Of
King of Babylon.
William Mittlcr. Mr.. Gallo
ways business manager. said
that the date of the tclevision
show conflicted with a motion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Monday
Braves, Yankees
CIineh Pennants

The big booming bat of Hank Aaron un-
corked two-run homer in the eleventh
inning OF game between the top two
National League teams to send the Braves
into their first World Series, since they
moved to Milwaukee.
Aaron rammed 409foot homer over the
centerfield screen to give the Braves to 2
triumph over the st. Louis Cardinals, who
mad battled them down to the wire. 1t was
ms 43rd of the season and sent the Braves
INTO the Series against the New York
Yankees.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

BY way OF contrast, IL men,
of the more select 35-man 1854
squad were Michigan pro-
ducts.
The Detroit area is the big
gesf contributor of talent. parti-
cularlY The ..city's Metropolitan
League schools. Six members
of The squad prepped at De-
troit Southwestern while five
others played their high school
football at Cass Tech.
Two Of the out of staters
come from Windber. Pennsly-
vsnia. fullback Terry Pagan
and center, Bill Keller. Halfback
Hank Lukowski is from East
Chicago, Indiana while four So
phmores also are visitors TO
the state. guard Harry Mall
chok from Cleveland, Ohio; full
back Mulda Patterson from Au-
tauga. Alabama; quarterback
Wayne Morrison from Ottawa,
Ontario; and halfback Hartford
Smith from Fayette, Alabama.
Hanramck placed two men on
he squad, and a very important
pair. Quarterb. elk Ron Kowal-
czyk played at st. Ladislaus
while his favoritc target John
Poplawski. is a st. Florian
graduate.
Football at Wayne State is
a case CT not being able TO
afford a college education be-
yond the city for most of the
players.
A few have had opportunities
elsewhere and one. sophomore
Jim O'Hsra. an sll-City pro-
duct of Detroit Cody. ignored
severed major college football,
offers TO attend school near
home.
The Cass contingent is head
ed by burly Co-Capt. Benny
Paolucci, an all-confcrence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
S.U. TEAMS
SHAPING-UP

BATON ROUGE, ~ Southern
Univcrsity's Jaguars, despite
several key injuries and rainy
weather seem 10 be shaping
up very welr', according to Head
Coach A. w. Mumford, who is
working hard to have his
Oh ges ready for the Scp;cm-
Der % opener with Texas South
crn in Municipal Stadium.
Two-a-day practice sessions
IRE now being he'd with the
coaching staff working nard
with offensive and defensive
patterns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Night Champions Made
Carmen BasiIio
Cops Rays Title

Boxing got new middleweight champion
Monday night when Welterweight titleholder
Carmen Basilio rocked to a split decision
victory over Middleweight Champion Sugar
Ray Robinson at Yankee Stadium in fight
that rates as one of the greatest with its
toe to toe action all the way.
BY this victory BssiIio becomes the
second weIferweight fitIist in history of
boxing TO succeed in bid for the middle
weight crown. The other being Robinson
when he won the crown from Jake La
Motta.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

Here's the way the bout was
scored: Judge Arthur Aidala
went with Basilio, nine rounds
to five with one even; Judge
Billy Recht gave it to Basilio,
eight rounds to six with one
even, while Referee Al Berl
scored it nine rounds to six for
Robinson.
In this fight OF fights, the
challenger proved his courage
and stamina as we'll as being
aggressive to be the main factor
in the decisive victory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

the Chicago White Sox and st.
Louis Cardinals were contin-
ually threatening their positions.
But, as was expected by many
at beginning of the season. both
claimed their respective pen
nants with games to spare.
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tacklelast year whose brother
is a member of the freshman
squad.
Other Cass Tech grads are
sophmore tackle Joe Brody,
junior halback Gerald DiPaola.
junior halfback Don Pentecost
and sophmore halfback James
Ross.
The Southeastern alumni wear
ing Tartar colors are sophmore
guard Shoms Ali. junior half
back Dick Grammatico, junior
quarterback John Hatcher. sem
ior halfback Don Kenn. senior