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7:55
s-Meditotion. lnspirotionol.
Worried religious messages.
500
9-Stop, Look and Listen. CTR.
"Of the Beoten Poth in lsroel."
$50
4-Wateh Mr.. Wixord. Kids.
9-oswaId Rebbit. Kids.
800
4-carsoon Circus. Kids.
9-Ask-lt Bosket. Kids.
$50
4-YouF Garden. Holly Wright.
9-coPtain Kangaroo. Kids.
1000
4-Howdy-Dood Kids.
1880
4-Gumby. Kids.
Storing Pinky Lee.
9-kAishty Mouse. Kids.
100
4-fuFy. Adventure.
9-Susen's Show. Kids.
1880
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9-It's o Hi. Quiz.
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1880

Adjective Diary. Dron,o.
Sound Of Deoth. Sober tokes
vocation only to find himself per-
suoded TO toke on ccse in
smoIl fishing village. Donald
GroY.
loo
4-Brooke Johns. Kids.
9-The Lone Ranser. Western.
i:3O
4-coFtoon Circus. Kids.
9-Boston Dloekie. Crime.
Blockie probes the disoppeorones
OF q bank president and $780,
600. Kent ToyIor.
400
4-FOotlieht ThoateE. Movie.
IA HouFs. "Since You Went
Awoy." lPcrt 10 JennifeF Jones.
CIoudetfe Colbert.
5-AdvenfuFo Movie.
IH Hours. "Shope Of Things to
Come" 1886. Raymond Mossey.
tBritish.l
9-Soturdoy Motinee. Movie.
z Hours. 1.-THE Man Who Wouldn't
Die" 1912. Lloyd Nolan. "Fom-
lily Affair" 1854. 6ebe Doniels.
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to receive certificates are:
Mrs. Maggie Gibson, Mrs. Clio
Tia Davenport, Mrs. Nellie
Griffin Mrs. Mary Ollie Wal
lace and Mrs. Willie B. Scott.
The evening vesper will be
conducted by Mrs. Maggie
Chibbey; others appearing on
the program will be: Mrs. Fam
ME Crosby, Mrs. Beulah War
rem, Mesdames Katie Blunt,
Annie Beasley, Annie M. John
son, Corine Reed, M. l.. Rho
deman. The class valedictorian
will be Mrs. Gloria Davenport.
Certificates will be presented
by Mrs. Mary E. Mickens. The
guest speaker, Mrs. A. B. Hicks
president of the Woman's AS
ISOLATION, will be introduced
by Mrs. Rosa B. Straughter.
Closing remarks will be made
by the pastor. Mrs. Rosa B.
Straughter, president; Mrs.
Maggie Gibson, secretary; Rev.
Hollie Phillips, pastor.
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vited: Calvary. Bright Morn
ing Star. First Baptist, st. Paul
and Travellers Rest. Tuesday,
sermon by Rev. J. r. Bingham,
alternate. Rev w. l.. Lassiter.
The following churches, pas
tors and choirs are invited: Pill
grim Rest. Rock of Ages, King
David No. l, Mt. Carmel and
st. Peter Wednesday night,
sermon by Rev. Dan Gardner,
alternate, Rev. Nose Watson.
Following churches, pastors
and choirs, invited: Gospel
Temple, Spring Hill of Tallu-
lah, King David No. 2, Oak
Grove and S adv Grove.
Thursday night, sermon by
Rev. G. c. Carr, alternate, Rev.
G c. Claiborne. The following
churches, pastors and choirs
invited: Mt. Lebanon, Bethle-
hem, Cool Springs, Mt. Zion
No. /, and King David No. 1.
Friday, sermon by Rev. w. M.
Curley, alternate, Rev. M. J.
Gilbert. Churches, pastors and
choirs invited: King Solomon,
Pleasant Green, Mt. Calvary,
Mt. Olive No. /, Mt. Zion No.
/, Holly Grove, Cedar Grove
and Zion Travellers. Sunday,
Sunday school at $50, Sis. K,
c. Anthony, Supt., in charge
Turnout the day a program,
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CHURCH NEWS

Communion will be observed
at the following Churches Sun
day, September %:
PLEASANT GREEN, Rev. L.
R. Chandler, pastor.
PILGRIM REST, Rev. ]. R.
Bingham pastor
KING DAVID. No. 2, Rev.
M. w. Watson, pastor.
MT. PILGRIM Rev. T. M.
Turner pastor.
GOSPEL TEMPLE, Rev. P.
Parker, pastor.
CALVARY M. B. Church,
Rev. r t. Strong, pastor, Mr..
BENJAMIN w oodh house, ST.,
clerk. S. S. 9 a. m, Mr.. George
Murphy, Supt., Mr.. Arthur
chatham, Asst. Supt. IL a. m.
Covenant Meeting with the of
ficers leading. 7:30 p. m. Mus
ical Program by the Gospel
Wonders, benefit Usher Board,
Mrs. Gloria Smith, sponsor.
Public is invited. Sept. %,
Rock of Ages Jubilee Singers,
musical program, z p. m. bene-
fit Youth Choir, Mrs. Odessie
Hall, sponsor. Sept. "a, musical
program, 7:30 p. m. All local
choirs of the city requested to
render two selections. Benefit
Calvary Senior Choir, Mr.. Geo.
Murphy, sponsor. The Calvary
Usher Board meets. first and
third Thursday. Mrs. Patsy
Doss, Pres, Miss Gloria Smith,
Vice. A Woman's Day program
will be held at the church,
Sept. %, II a. m. All city chur
ches invited. Benefit Building
Fund. Mrs. M. Phelps will be
guest speaker, Mrs. Patsy
Doss, sponsor Sept. %, Warren
County Singing Conventions
musical program. z p. m. Pub
lie is invited to come early and
on time in order to be seated
comfortably. Program to bene-
fit Mothers Club, Mrs. Odes-
sic Hall is sponsor. Deacons
and Laymen of the city met at
the church last Sunday, $3.50
p. m, for the purpose of organ
izing a Religious Movement in
regards to church officers and
laymens The meeting was a
great success and the organiza-
ton will be known as the city
wide Deacon and Laymen Re-
ligious Training Union. The
aim and object is to religiously
educate all concerned in Chris
tian leadership as officers and
laymen. Officers elected were:
Mr.. A. A. Taylor, General
Chairman; Mr.. Eddie Gray,
Asst. Chairman; Mr. Benjamin
Woodhouse, ST., Secretary; Mr..
Fred Ware, General Instruc-
tor; Mr.. Johnny Warrington,
General Treasurer; Mr.. Rob-
ert Hall, Chaplain. The Union
will meet each Sunday even
ing at a given church at 3 pm.
The next meeting will be held
at Calvary NJ. B. Church. Top
ic to b eidscussed will be Of
ficers Qualifications and Du-
ties. Scripture, Acts 9Th chap
ter. For further details write
Mr.. A. A. Taylor, 2520 Pearl
ST., or call 533 before 3 p. m.
"Let us prepare today and be
ready tomorrow" The Young
Woman's Progressive Club an
nounces its meeting dates on
each first and third Wednes-
day. The club is doing a great
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Princess A. E. FELTON, and Cas-
ton, Secretaries; Ladies M. A.
Phelps and l.. Nichols, in
charge.
Bro. Johnny White, a faith
full member of Shiloh M. B.
Church has been on the sick
list for several weeks in the
Charity Hospital. Friends wish
for him a speedy recovery.
The City-Wide Mothers meet
at Mt. Calvary M. B. Church,
8 o. m. Rev. E. D. Straughter,
pastor. All mothers and friends
are cordially invited to be pre-
sent.
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MRS. LETITA BLACK was
a very charming hostess to the
Mt. Zion No. /, Progressive
Club, Tuesday night, Sept. 10.
The meeting was called to or
der by the president, Mrs. M.
Turner with devotion being led
by Mrs. E. Evans. A beautiful
and entertaining meeting was
enjoyed by all, which included
a general discussion pertaining
to future detectives. Visitors
were: Mrs. Henry Chambers
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PAGE FIVE

and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Each
expressed themselves in a brief
but interesting way Members
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Crosby Mr.. H. Chambers, Mrs.
E. Evans, Mrs. P. Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Akers, Mr.. II. Viii.
liams, Mrs. L. Sweet, Mrs. M.
Flowers, Mrs. ID. Donnell, Mr..
G.. Hunt and Mrs. L. Black.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Maggie Flow
ers, 1106h Farmer St.
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BRIGHT MORNING STAR
M. B. Church, Rev. S. S. lines,
pastor Bro. Charles Geter,
pianist; Sis. Theresa Sims,
Church Clerk; Sis. Loubertha
Chiles, Building Fund clerk;
Sis. frankie B. Scott, Church
reporter. Sunday: $50 a. m.
Sunday School, Sis. Loubertha
Chiles Supt., Bro. A. A. Hall
Asst. Supt. IL a. m. Covenant
meeting. Wednesday z p. m.
Prayer meeting. Sept. II, a
Fish Fry at GOA Meadow st. in
home of Sis. Marian Scott,
benefit Shiloh Church's 10Th
anniversary Sunday, Sept. 90,
the Bovina Specials will rem
der a program at Bright Morn
ing Star, benefit Senior Choir,
sponsor, Sis. M. Adams. Mr..
Wilson, president. Monday,
Sept. %, Junior Choir rehear-
sal, $50 p m, Sis. Rosetta
Cant, directress; 6: 80, Senior
Choir rehearsal, Sis. Juanita
Holmes, Pres. Usher Board
meets on Friday nights, Sis.
Martha Evans, Pres. Mission-
airy Society meets each Mon
day after first Sunday, $50 p.
M, Sis. Juanita Holmes, pres.
The Youth Fraternity o. E.
S. of Vicksburg, Chapter No.
/, meets Saturday, Sept. 81 at
a p. m. All youths are request
ed to be present. Business of
Importance Princess, Phelps
w. NJ, Prince FELTON, w. P.
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Some of us, in our quest for
the Truth, become so con-
fused and unhappy because
we cannot seem to compre-
bend, to understand as we
feel we ought. But Jesus, Who
was sent by God the Father
to be our guiding light, shows
US the Way in such simple,
understandable words that
we should never falter.
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high in entertainment has been
planned as follows: Welcome
address. Sis Mary Griggs;
Talks by Mother X. C.. An
thony Mother Amanda Lewis,
Bro. Albert Carter; Music by
the Senior and Junior Choirs,
Solo, Sis. Beatrice chatham
and the Anniversary Sermon
will be delivered by Rev. T. H.
Turner. The following church
es, choirs and pastors are in
vited: China Grove on High
way q; Mt. Pilgrim, Cypress
Grove, Shiloh and Myrtle
Grove, in Waterproof, La;
Rose Hill, Lake Providence,
La. The Program Staff include
Sisters Lucille Helton, Ruby
L. Cameron and Bro. James
Lewis. The Finance Commit
tee: Sisters Carrie Williams,
Alice Banks and Bro. Major
Cameron. Sis. Lucille Helton,
Mistress of Ceremonies.
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job in this community and in
vites all energetic women be-
tween the ages of Is and SO to
come and join the club whose
banner waves above all 9th
ers. For further details please
write Mrs, Margaret Sims, 1862
Jackson Road or call 6045 after
3 p. m. Benjamin Woodhouse,
Sr-, Reporter. Tuesday at 6
Youth Choir rehearsal, Mrs.
Odessie Hall, Gen. Manager.
Z p. m, Adult Choir rehearsal,
Mr.. George Murphy, Pres,
Mrs. Jennie Dunn, Vice.
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SPECIAL: to Shiloh, Rock of
Ages, Hope Well, Oak Grove,
Mt. Carmel, Mt. Elan, ST.
Marks, Mt. Pilgrim, st. Luke,
F. W., King Solomon, Mt. Her
oden, Spring Hill and Gospel
Temple mothers +. please be
on time and wear black dres-
ses. Please bring a friend with
you. Sis. Ella w. Hall, presi-
dent; Sis. Katie c. Anthony.
Secretary.
NOTICE to all Warren Coun-
ty officers of Brothers and Sis
tiers and Warren County Sun
day School officers, you are
being installed Friday night,
Sept. q at Mt. Pisgah M. B.
Church (Jonestown), Rev. Ho-
sic Phillips, pastor. Meeting
opens at IL a. m. with an Off
cial program. Rev. E. D. Strau-
ghter. moderator; Mrs. A. B.
Hicks, president.
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guest singers added to the
choir. All indications are that
this will be one of the best pro-
grams witnessed in the city.
The public is cordially invited
to attend. .
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b
THE ALPHA OMEGA Club
will sponsor a Lucky Tea"
the 5th Sunday evening in Sep
TENDER from 4 to z p. m. at the
home of Mrs, M. B. Polk, 1411
Farmer Street. Prizes will be
awarded every hour The pub
lie is cordially invited to come
and share in this evening of
entertainment or to donate to
your favorite member of this
club. Mrs. Mamie c. Franklin
is the president, and Mrs. Al
ma Tyler, secretary.
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THE ANNUAL WOMAN'S
DAY Program will be held at
Mt. Heroden Church, Sunday,
October 10 at IL a. m. The
guest speaker will be Mrs. O.
w. Sanders, popular faculty
member of Bowman High
school. There will be several
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-09-21

SEND ALL NEWS FOR
VICKSBURG ENTERPRISE
to Mr.. Henry Brown, $50 Mil
Ter Alley All church, school,
social and local news is well
coined and will be printed free.
For your Vicksburg Enterprise
see HENRY BROWN. Manager.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-09-21

PROMOTION DAY Activi-
ties at the Mt. Pisgah Baptist
Church will be sponsored by
the Women's Missionary Soc
iety Sunday, September %, at
2 p. m. A class of five persons
has completed the study course
on the Books of the Old Tesla
ment" in the Holy Bible. Those
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-09-21

THE MEN OF THE JACK
SON Street Baptist Church in
vite you to attend their annual
Mems Representation Day Pro
gram, Sunday, Sept. 20 at IL a.
m. A very interesting program
has been arranged for your en-
joyment. Please accept our in
vitation and be represented.
Bro. Hardie Lewis, chairman;
Bro. Harold Green, secretary;
Rev. A. w. Wilson, pastor.
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THE 29th ANNIVERSARY
of the Shiloh Baptist Church
will be celebrated beginning
beginning September % and
continuing thru Sunday, Sep
TENDER %. The many friends
and sister churches are invit-
ed to attend each night. Acti-
vities for the week include:
Monday, sermon by Rev. Joe
Williams, alternate, Rev. J. B.
Buford. The following church
es, pastors and choirs are in
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Compare at 2.7y
First quality material on full rolls.
Strong sewage SO inches wide. An
assortment Of fall colors.
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Cooper and AItheo
Head Seedlings for
Forest Hills Tennis

FOREST HILLS. N. Y, Aug
81 R.-Ashley Cooper. the
Australian ch a mpion, was
seeded No. today in the sim
giles division Of the National
tennis championship opening
at West Side Tennis Club Fri
day.
Ranked behind the younr
Aussie. who was runnerup u
Lew Hoad for the Wimbledon
title, we're Dick Savitt oil
Orange, N. j., No. 2; Sver
Davidson Of Sweden, No. 3;
Vic Seixas Of Philadelphia, No
4; Neale Fraser Of Australia
No. 5; Ham Richardson Of
Westfield. N. j., No. 6; Bulge
Patty Of Los Angeles and Paris
No. Z, and Herbie Flam Of
Beverly Hills. Calf, No. 8.
Wimbledon Champion Althea
Gibson Of New York headed
the women's field with Louise
Brough, veteran ex-champion
from Beverly Hills. Calf. Sec
ond.
Then followed Dorothy
Knode Of Forest Hills, N. Y.
No. 8; Shirley Boomer Of Eng
land. No. 4; Darlene Hard oi
Montebello. Calf. No. s.; Chris
tine Truman Of England, No. 8:
Ann Hayden Of England, No. 4
Mary Hawton Of Australia
No. 8.
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Carpenter, Storr
Beut Won Hesses

Edouard Carpenter and
Ricki Starr teamed UP to de.
feat the Won Hess brothers.
Eric and Karl, in two falls on
last nights wrestling program
at George Washington High
School.
Eric and Karl caused their
own undoing in the first fall
when they stole master of GER
emonies Jimmy Lakes carna-
ton from his lapel and took
great delight in rubbing it in
the eyes Of Carpenter and
Starr. This didn't delight
Referee Rocky Lee. who
awarded the fall to the VIC
tins.
The winners took the second
fall by pinning Eric and Karl
In other matches Angelo Sa-
voldi and Arnold Skoiand
fought to a draw, as did The
Great Scott and Chief Bic
Heart. Aldo Ventura defeated
Legs Longevin.
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Talbot Wins
Junior Divine

Richard Talbot won the
District AAU Junior Olympics
senior diving title last night at
Little Hunting Park pool in
Alexandria.
Second and third went to
Gordon Fowler and Ericsson
Berg. respectively.
Winners in other boys divi-
sions were HALEY Moriyama,
midgetS; Mike AsSmus, juniors,
and John White, intermediate.
Girls leaders were Jeri Ellen
Chewing, midgets; Barry
Noone, juniors, and Sarah
Watt, intermediate.
Louisa Frank was the bic
winner in novice swimming
events held in connection with
the diving. She was on the
25-meter backstroke and the
50-meter freestyle and was
third in the 25-meter breast
stroke in the girls 1914 di-
vision. Pat Herbsleb was q
double winner, taking the as
meter beckstroke and freestyle
in the girls l1.12 division.
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.HydropIone Spill
Kills Virqiniun, 2o

WORCESTER. Mass, Aug.
OF (P).-William McClung, 20,
Of Portsmouth. Va. died last
night Of injuries suffered in
a spill while defending his c.
stock hydroplane title in the
National Stock cupboard cham
pionships on Lake Quinsiga-
mond.
McClung suffered a COM
pound fracture OF the skull
and a brain laceration when
his craft went out Of control
on the first turn Of the 5-mile
race. He was struck by an
oncoming boat or the hull Of
his own.
He died a few hours after
undergoing emergency surgery
at Worcester City Hospital.
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Cycle Races Provide Action
AT Marlboro This Week End

The big motorcycle show
promised for Marlboro Motor
Raceway this year becomes 8
reality Sunday when the ITO
bacco Trail Classic" highlights
a four-day program on the
Marlboro road course.
The cycle activity begins Fri
day with a rally and field meet
at 4 pm. An unclassifled 81
30-mile race will be held al
1880 pm. Saturday. Light
weight competition will be held
at noon on Labor Day to wind
up the show.
The Tobacco Trail cSassic'
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is a 75-mile race which is a
successor to the annual ma
tional championship l0O-miler
previously held at Langhorne,
Pa. The race at Marlboro is
not recognized as a national
championship this time. but
will gain that status If 1t proves
popular.
The big event carries a $500
purse and will begin at $3.50
pm. Sunday under sanction Of
the American Motorcycle Asso-
citation. The d. c. Ramhlers
Motorcycle Club. Inc, and the
Middle Atlantic Deale Asso-
citation are co-sponsord
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Colts Pussers
Are SchooIed
yGruhom

WESTMINSTER, Md, Aug.
81 @.-Otto Graham I'M
limbered his passing arm at the
Baltimore Colts training camp
yesterday.
Ora h a m, record breaking
quarterback for the Cleveland
Browns for 10 years, began a
week Of instruction as special
quarterback coach.
Graham will remain with the
Colts until Saturday, coaching
quarterbacks George Shaw, Cot
ton Davidson and John Unitas.
One Colt was sidelined. De-
fensive back Don Shula in
jured his ribs in Saturday
nights 24-24 tie with the Chi
cago Bears in Cincinnati.
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|kice|i 10 Get
Third Shot al
Saxon Here

Joe Miceli. veteran Bronx
welterweight, will be trying for
the third time to upset Johnny
Saxton when they meet in the
feature Of Goldie Ahearn's
night show Friday night Sep
TENDER 9, at Capitol Arena.
Although it's no disgrace to
be beaten by Saxton, the Phil
adelphian who twice has been
world welter champion, it's a
blow to Miceli's ego that it has
happened to him twice. Miceli
is an aggressive, 28-year.cld
mixer who likes to think he can
beat anybody at least once, but
he's still cunning for that FIRST
win over Saxton.
Johnny first beat the New
Yorker in 1850 in New York
and repeated in 1853 in De-
troit. Both were l0-round de-
clSlons, and that first victory
was part Of Saxton's string Of
81 straight that made him such
q sensation at the start Of his
career.
Since then Saxton has won
and lost the welter title twice.
Now he is cunning for q third
shot at the crown. He probably
viii be favored over Miceli
again when they meet here, but
Joe is promising fireworks.
Miceli is q left-hooker and
body puncher, a lad who wades
in with little regard for the
nicities of boxing. Saxton
doesn't look to the referee for
help when the going gets
rough, and the two of them
may be planning q fast eve
ming.
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Ex-CuvuIier End
Goes to SteeIers

CLEAN. N. Y, Aug. q CR.
The Pittsburgh Steelers. los
ers Of their first two exhibi-
tons. today obtained Rookie
Bob Gupderman. an end from
the University of Virginia,
from the Detroit Lions in ex-
change for a future draft
choice.
Gunderman was the Lions
10th draft choice.
Yesterday the Steelers signed
End Dick Booker, former LIN
coin U. player who saw some
service with the Lions last year.
Meanwhile. John Stock. former
Pitt end who suffered a leg In
jury last season. quit the Steel
ers to go into business at his
home in Bridgeville, Pa.
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Justice piled up 766 yards In
1948 and Sutton last year was
only eight yards short Of tying
that record.
Starred In Oyster Bowl
Some folks thought Eds best
game last year was against
Notre Dame when he gained
179 yards, caught four passes
and threw four mplete d
passes. one for a touchdown
But Notre Dame won, 14-7
when Paul Hornung scored
twice. Against Virginia. Ed
scored three touchdowns In
nine minutes. a smart pace, and
gained 1876 yards. Dukes
powerful Blue Devils held him
to l31.
Sutton had another big day
against Virginia in the 1855
Oyster Bowl, rafting OF touch
down runs of n and Sc yards
to win the outstanding player
award. But the game he re-
members best was Carolina's
l4-7 win over Wake Forest in
his sophomore year when he
streaked 81. IS, and n yards
for touchdowns the first three
times he handled the ball. The
middle run was nullifled by q
penalty. otherwise the ending
might have been more orderly
1t was q donnybrook from
the start and after three peri
DDS both teams seemed to be
wearing dark glasses. With
less than two minutes to &c
Wake Forest worked the ball
to the Tar Heels 2-yard line
and fumbled. Sutton recover
ed and there was a fiare-up
Ed was taken out Of the game
at that point as Carolina ran
out the clock on a series OF
quarterback sneaks. Then al
the final gun barked it rained
fists.
Il jumped of the bench and
started out on the field" SUIT
ton recalled. until ] saw these
boys with bloody noses and all
sorts of bruises. Then ! re-
Imembered I wasn't mad at any
body. Nobody at all"
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United Nations
Weights Listed

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. q
@.-E. Gay brakes Swoon's
Son. leading money winner
among horses currently racing,
has been assigned top weight
of l29 pounds by Handicapped
James P. Ross. jr., for the in
vitational 100000 United Na-
tons Handicap at Atlantic City
September IA.
Swoon's Son heads the list
of IL horses from all sections
Of the globe to be weighted for
the 3/16-mile turf course race.
Swoon's Son. who stands
seventh in the all-time lead
ing money winners list with
$685.. $50. was rated 3 pounds
better than Mrs. Jan Burke's
Dedicate and Marchese Incisa
Della Rocchetta's Tissot. Itaf-
ian-bred colt. Dedicate and
Tissot share second topweight
Of 1875.
The vastly improved Man.
assas. owned by John Zitnik
and Francois Dupre's Tanerko
considered the top French
horse in training, are next In
line with l24 pounds.
c. v. Whitney's Career Boy
winner of last years United Ma.
tons. gets in under 1913 pounds
seven pounds more than HI
carried to victory as a 3-year.
old.
The other horses in the select
group to receive invitations are
Find, l22; Eric, q French-bred
1872; Parral. an Argentine horse
1872: st. Vincent, 1872; Fabius
1911; Reneged. l21. and Rice
Tavi, l2l.
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SWEDISH RUNNER
BEATS 400 AGAIN

GOTEBORG, Aug. ~ up.
Dan Waern ran the mile
in $685. at an international
track and field meet at
Slottskogsvallen Goteborg
yesterday.
It was the third sub-4-
minute mile the swedish
runner has turned in this
season.
Roger Moons Of Belgium,
world 800-meter champion,
was second in 4.0l.8. He
stumbled in the third lap
and lost 5 or 6 yards.
Ingvar Erickson Of Swe-
den was third with 4.O3.6
and Thomas Barris fourth
at 4:04.8.