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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

The following described Tribal land
Is hereby advertised to members OF the
l'la,kfeet Tribe for farming and Graz
Ing leases:
Trac, 7. E'a Wa NE'4. W. E'a Me-
Sec. IS. Twp. - n, Rye. Wv. 30 acres
Trac, 3. NEIL SWi4. Ella wa SW'.
See 70. Twp, BON. Rrr. law. 30 acres
Sealed bids will be accepted by the
Blackfcrt Tribal Council. Hlackfect Tri
bal Office. up to May 10. 1857.
The Blarkfrct Tribal Council reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
Separate sealed bids should be offer
N.lFF MCKAY. Secretary.
Blackfrct Tribal business Council
LIST Publication MAY ,. 1857
Last Publication May ., 1857
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
NINTH JUDICIAL: DISTRICT OF THE
STATE or MONTANA. IN AND FOR
in TiiE MATrER or TiiE ESrArE or
Albert N. Shannon. Deceased.
made on the END day of April. 1857
motto. is hereby given that "Wednesday
o'clock a. NJ. of said day. at the
Court room of said Court. at the
Court HouS" in the County of Glacier
has been appointed as the time and
place tor proving the win of Albert
VI. Shannon deceased, and for hearing
the application of Alinr NJ Shanno,
for Issuance to her Of Letters Tesla
mrntarN when and where any person
Interested may appear and contest tn.
same
Dated April 22nd. 1857.
\ f.. ARMSTRONG, Clerk
Il, Betty l.. Dean. Deputy Clerk
First Publication .\pril ii. 1857
a., ruhhra'i"n NAV =. 1857
ALIAS SUMMONS
N THE DISTRICT tOlHr or TIE
NINTH II DItIAl. DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF GLACIER
LUCILLE NJ. NET'rI.ES, Plaintiff
Against
BENJAMIN f. NE1"rl.ES, Defendant
THE STATE OF MONTANA To the
Above Named Defendants. and to al
Other Persons unknown Greeting.
inu are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which /.
tlcd in the office OF the clerk of thi,
court. and to file your answer and
serve cop. thereof upon the plain
tiff'S attorney within twenty days af
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ter the service of this sUMinnIir. rN
elusive ui the daN OF service. and NJ
case of Your failure to appear "'
answer Judgment VIII be taken a'hlI,'
YOU by default. for the r"ii"i d"m.H'h
ed In the complaint
The action is brought I" secure ne
cree of ,lilurr.' from tho defendant III
favor of the pluiniIii upur thu Ei"ih" >
of dr>rrtinn. WhIh occurred ON "i
about June 1891, u, Cut Rauh. Montana
Witness NJ ho"h l"' IN" seal ni
said Court this 18th LIN I" April l'"'
COURT SEAll
\. r. ARMSrEr\. 'l"rk
~ ErliN l.. Br.,u. Deputy 'l"ih
Dan $ Wrlrh. cut Bank. Montana
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
LIST. publication. Aprll IN. 1917
Last publication. Man .. l"@.
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NOTICE OF STANDARD
aSSICkhEN Mt

~Wl, go ;" -, sis. u. e" .
cont amin 80 .I,i, Ct" ~ l.. .. IT,. !
FORMERLY .uln'l,d :" y .rih,. I'D Nam
sander Ill" Ih" i"r"-'iIIH 'l' = IIh'''!
Land wa> irT," 'rd ~ En""r' II k"n
Errk. ST. for TRIBAL standard ASSIGN
mcnt.
ANY member of the Fla, kfrrt Tribe
WISHING to oppose IN" .;rL'.;l:'', OF iE'' -
assignments shall d. 4" WIrllm-
setting forth hi> or her "h',. 'Ir..,. t :
be- filed With the SECRETARY at tho t"lr
Gil, and NAV II Ne - U,'>!ir>. tl'i'C-i
before the CutInrli to pGr>''n. "Ni,i"rn''
This notice r\pirc> VI, II. ~
l.iFF M,k\h So rrtItt.
Hlarkfrrt Tribal Eu,r",',> Count,
LIST Publication. .\piIl >. lIji
Last Publication. Ma :. ,"J7
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LEGAL

Seated Bids N!ll be received unill
, 90 = VI Mountain %lArdhrd Iil'"''
M.N -, 1857, and opened Al that lln"
in the Office Of the superintendent.
Elarkirri INDIAN \ ;"n'k. l'rnM mus.
Montana. tor the SHE OF 81. t. "'r'N
of Allotted !nGI;u lnnd. l"rAt"h IN ''i'
rirr aud rnnhrrL Counties, Mnnt'lh
The details Ut the 1T" ct lIndN hnl
how and where to illr bids may be nn
tanned hN addrra>inE ,h" inquiry 10 TIN"
superintendent at the Ell'hirri lnd"';l
Agency ut Brow riu :. Montana, -" rhll
the Agency Land Once. Phone frd"rH!
y i7lO. Bro" ming.
CHARLES : SPENCER
superintendent
LIST Publication ipril -, 1897.
Las, Fabrication Ma, 2nd. l'j1
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moneys Of the United States. nr a
cashiers check. certified check. nhhk
money order or bark draft drawn ana
issued by a Nation Al RLnkins N>>"tla'
ton located in the state q! M"h'ah''
or by any banklnG corporation moor
poratrd under the Laws w The Stat" or
Montana. pay able /" III" "rdrr "i inc.
high school di>'rIt III the sum "t
Twelve Thousand FIVE Nundrrd Dollars
,Sl2.5O0 OW which viii I've forfeited hN
the successful bidder and he retained
as liquidatri damages III the event 'h.n
NE shall refuse to purchase the said
bonds
Vera IhLitin. Chairman.
Browning HIGH school Distract \" Nine
Glacier Cuun,N. THROW ming. Montana
ATTEST
ENElN\ ROM \G. Clerk
Rrownins High School District \"
Sinr Glacier County. Fr""ninE MON
taNa.
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We've got 'em! The golden achieve
men, Of fifty years Of quality truck
building the grca, new ligh, and
medium. duty Golden Anniversary
lHrEKSATIoSAl.s.
They're new inside-ncw outside
new from name plate TO tail gate.
They're styled with a new look Of
action. with the largest glass area.
The roomicst cabs. Exclusive new
cab mounting for quieter. more
level ride. New features throughout
including the most powerful six"
in their class!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
Dictionary Says Bill Is .Beak' Of a Bird,
But Jim Crows Franks May Get Bill

Mrs. John Word spent last week
with her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs william F. O'Meara
Of Roanoke, and kept house for Bill.
Kathy and Linda while Mrs.
o 'Meara underwent surgery at Gill
Memorial Hospital.
4 r. Preston Smith and William j.
Shepherd attended the 1858 pre-view
/ of Plymouth and Dodge cars and
Dodge trucks at Charlotte. N. c..
Saturday. Lyle Ransom accompanied
/ them.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Word visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Adams at
Buckingham Thursday.
(. Kathy Wright spent Sunday with
her grandmother. Mrs. H. w.
Wright.
Word Comes Home
Rodney Word. of Richmond, was
home for the week end.
John Word attended cattle sales
at Buena Vista and Lynchburg
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Dave Word. III, has been
confined to her bed BY a cold for
a week.
Mrs. R. L. Gillispie, Mrs. B. E.
Payne and Mrs. Helen White spent
Sunday in Richmond and visited
relatives.
B. H. Word is a patient at Nc.
CURE Veterans Hospital. Richmond
Mrs. Word and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
N. Word visited him Sunday.
Mn. and Mrs. John Scott Word. Of
Richmond. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Word Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Manning. Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Manning and Mrs.
Beverly Price and children. Billy
and 10 Ann. Of Newport News, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Flowers. of
Lynchburg. visited Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Word and attended the wedding
Of Scott Word and Margaret Land
Friday.
Miss Ruby Gillispie. OF Richmond.
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. R. L. Gillispie. Miss Parkie
Dunayant also visited in the same
home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
Green Bay

The boards Of Liberty church
Green Bay, and Jetersville Chris
tian church met at Jetersville
Thursday
Mrs. Leo Garrett and children
Of Charlotte c H. we're Wedn rs
day dinner guests Of Nh and MS
F. q Wess
Mr.. and Mrs T c. Fowlkes and
Mr., and Mis- Thomas Woodng, Of
Victoria. Mrs George Pettus, Of
keysville, and Mrs J r Nunnally
were guests Of M. and Mrs. G w
Palmer Thursday evening 10 view
their pictures taken ID Europe
ms. Matte West, q Chatham
Hall Chatham, was luncheon
guest Thursday Of Mr. and Mrs.
q W Palmer
MS Haverd Smith. Of N Z "
Vienna. OHIO, came Friday to visit
her sister, Mrs @ B Beck.
Nh and Mrs Ernest Lindsey and
children, Of Richmond, we're week
end guests of M. and Mrs, Jack
Nunnally They visited her parents
Mr. and Ms " n Nunnaliy- while
here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

Statement required ~ the Act Of August
e. 1912. ~ amended by the Acts 81
March ). 1883. and July 2. is4s title
80. Y. s. Code. Section 33D showing
the ownership. Management. and eireu-
lsticn II The FaFnviils Herald pnb-
liahed seni-weekly At Farmvilie. vir-
ginia. for October 1. 1851.
!. That the name and addresses Of the
business managers are Publisher, J
Barrye Wall. Farmville. Va. Editor. J.
Barrye Wall. Farmville. Va. Managing
editor. John Stick. Farmville. Va. BUSH
ness manager. William b. Wall. Farmville.
Va.
q The names and addresses Of stock
holders owning or holding ! percent Of
stock arc: J. Barrye Wall, Morton L.
Davis. IL. V. Lancaster. John c. Steck.
William B. Wall. J. Barrye Wall. Jr..
Farmville.
5. That the known bondholders. mort
cages. and other security holders owning
or holding ! per cent or more Of total
amount Of bonds. mortgages. or other
securities are: None.
4 That the two paragraphs next above
giving the names Of the owners. stock
holders. and security holders. il any. CON
tain not only the list Of stockholders and
security holders Is they appear upon the
books Of the company but also. in cases
where the stockholder or security holder
appears upon the books Of the company
as trustee in any other fiduciary re-
lation. the name Of the person or corpora
ton for whom such trustee il acting 10
given: also that the said two paragraphs
contain statements embracing affiant'a
full knowledge and belief As to the cir
cumatances and condition under which
stockholders and security holders who do
not appear upon the books OF the company
as trustees. hold stock and securities in .
capacity other than that OF bona fide
owner: and this affiant has no reason
to believe that any other person. associa-
ton or corporation has any interest direct
or indirect in the said stock. bonds. or
other securities than As 80 stated by him
s. That the average number Of copies
Of each issue Of this publication sold or
distributed. through the mails or other
wise. to paid subseribers during the twelve
months preceding the date shown above
il 5t37.
j. BarYye Wall
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
7th day OF October 1857.
tSeali Mary T. Weli..
Ny commission expires l0-i0-50
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

Lyle Ransom. Of Waynesboro. was
at home with his parents for the
week end
Deborah Smith went home from
school with Mary Katharine Reyn-
Odds Wednesday. and her parents
went for her and visited Rev. and
MIS-. George Reynolds that evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Word and
Deborah Smith visited z. d. Gil
lispie Sunday. Gillispie's condition
remains the same.
Miss Margaret Sterret spent the
week end at her home at Stanton.
Mrs. W. j. Shepherd left Monday
for Minnesota 10 visit her sister,
Miss Mildred Kidd. who is Ill.
Attention. X S.: Sorry ! cannot
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help you in regard to Jim Crow s
bill" or "beak." al too am from
the country. I cansulted my diction-
ny which gives The definition that
bill" is the, -tt9ak' Of a bird,
,ut If Jim Grow doesn't quit his
FRANKS. l dare say he will get a
'bill' from the nSighbors
Mrs 5. E ngngsam has been Oh
he sick list for the past week All
f her children were with her last
week end, Mr. and Mrs Hunter
Allen and s. ri. ,bsinavant, Jr.. Of
Woodbridge, Ml,,. and Mrs. Charles
Bowman. and Martha. Of Falls
Church. and MSS Hilda Dunavant
II Natural Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs, Hepry Blanton and
sons, Richard and Andy. of Cum
berland. were Sunday guests Of Mr.
and MIS-. Richard Dnnavant
Words csls -o1. Carriers
Mr.. and Mrs. john Word called
on Mr.. and MIS-. j N. Carter Tues
day. e
Mrs. E. M. GILES iand sons. Paul
Jack and Fred, If F'armville. we're
luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. Dunavang Sunday.
MI and Mrs. r. +. Coleman. of
Farmville, Wsissl+ Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Coleman Sunday
Mr.. and MIS- j. H. Price. Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs r. M. Dunavanf
spent Saturday In Richmond and at
tended open +i,use Of Southern
States Cooperative bulk feed mills
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
HDNardsville

J Il Stston Of Dillwyn. past
district d3pAts grand master Of the
nth hIasAnc district, was guest
speaker Saturday at the Masonic
Lodge here celebrating the found
ING Of the Grad Lodge Of Virginia
October r. t7rr8 HI spoke On the
ioundcr's' day celebration.
Associate Strand Lecturer v. C.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
Knoxville Echoes

Mss May Lee Wright, who is
working in Richmond. spent the
aek end with her mother, Mrs.
Hen y W Wright,
n s. Katharine Allen attended
Homecoming at Petsworth Baptist
church, Gloucester county. IGNORING
IL mef pastoss and their wives She
also visited relatives at Middlesex
and r chmand
Mr. and MS William Mackey Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

Washington, we're recent guests Of
Mr. and Ms. H L. Jones.
MS. Robert Smith and children
Robbie and Kathy. Of Richmond
are spending the week with Mrs
Katharine Allen.
Mornings Visit Mother
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Moring. and
son. OF Richmond. were week end
guests of Mrs. Mornings mother
Mrs B E Payne
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

Mrs. E NJ Giles and son. Paul,
Mr.. and Ms Thomas Ragland and
Mr. and Ms Murril Dunavant
visited Nj and Mrs Frank Derren-
packer at Waaltha Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

Harlin will make an official visit r.
George Lodge. Ne 80, Wednesday
October 9, at 1880 pm. to conduct
class Of instruction and not Tues
day as was reported previously He
will visit Scottsnlle Lodge. No 4,
Thursday night. October 10, for
class of instruction.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

Ii takes almost a quarter-millicn
barrels Of oil to fill Pinch PIPE
line $50 miles long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
10000 Expected
For Sievers Night

shown flashes of brilliance in
two appearances with the
Senators, will start against the
Red Sox. The 20-year-old
bonus lefthander, who. will be
opposed by Mike Fornieles, will
be making his final 1857 effort.
He will return to classes at the
University Of Massachusetts,
after the game.
Triggering the fun portion Of
the program will be the Singing
Senators. supplemented by
Sportcaster Bob Wolff. with
Pitcher Russ Kemmerer on the
uke. Singing viii be Truman
Clevenger. Bud Byerly, Milt
Boiling. Jim Lemon and Bob
Usher.
There will be a phantom in
field drill. which consists of
taking infleld practice without
a baseball; a comedy skit by 81
year-old Nick Altrock. who
amused countless thousands for
years as a comedian-c coach with
the Senators. and an egg
throwing contest.
There also will be a unique
race involving Catcher Clint
Courtney and Pitcher Pedro
Ramos. Courtney will attempt
Continued on Page Ais, Col. Z
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Regos, Regatta Victor, to Give
Top Rival His Awaited Wish

as Gale came to q sickening
halt--a shaft sheared and her
prop gone.
Holds His Lead
Regas then went into the lead
and stayed there for the re-
naming two laps. The Presi-
dents Cup was heading back
for Seattle. and Regas had set
a new Presidents Cup race rec
ord-an astounding .799,
lettering Miss Thriftway's rec
ord of 97.239 made here last
year.
Thriftway Too. a second
Rhodes boat driven by Brien
Wygle. finished second. and Jay
Murphy. Of Piedmont. Calf. in
BreathlesS II. was third. The
final Presidents Cup score:
Hawaii Kai III. 1900; Thrift
way Too. 1000: Miss Thriftway.
827; Shanty. 800; Breathless II,
$50; Wildroot Charlie. GIG: Gale
VI, 600.
Col. Schleeh of Atwater
Calf. came out for a tuneup
in the morning. Suddenly the
boat spun crafty out OF con-
troll in front of the reviewing
stands. throwing the jet pilot
into the river and tearing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
BY BURTON HAWKINS

Roy Sievers. on the threshold
Of becoming the first Washing
ton player ever to capture the
American League home run
crown and the second to win
the runs-batted-in champion
ship. will receive deserved ac-
claim tonight when an antici-
pated 10000 fans turn out to
honor him at Griffith Stadium.
Vice President Nixon, who
will present a station wagon
to SieverS as the climax of at
tractive ceremonies before the
game with the Red Sox. will
head the. throng paying tribute
to the modest fellow who tops
the league with Al homers and
ll2 RBI.
The Senators opened their
ticket windows at 9 am. They
will hold 10000 unreserved
grandstand seats for sale at
6 pm.
Due to a heavy entertain
ment schedule. featuring a
home run contest between
Sievers and Boston's Ted Will
liams. pre-game activity will
start at 7:45. with the game
moved back to $3.50.
Ralph Lumenti, who has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
LOU LITTLE LOOKS AT FOOTBALL
Unending Pressure
Is Sooners' Formula

man line, the Sooners were
able to harasS without let-up
a Pitt team that was well
coached and that has not been
overrated. according to Eastern
standards.
Shooting a backer-up through
various and always unexpected
spots in the Pitt offensive line,
the SoonerS made it difficult
indeed for even such capable
backs as Bill Kaliden and his
mates to operate consistently.
Since the elimination of the
free substitution rule. a basic
objective of the college coaches
has been the development of
the two-unit plan which en-
ables you to keep the pressure
on with relatively fresh troops.
This. of course, assumes you
have the personnel.
No Time for Defense
I've never seen it done better
than by Oklahoma against
Pitt. This is a squad of capable
football players, we'll organized.
coached with care that covers
every detail. This was obvious
from the moment the team
came on the field.
Here's relentless pressure.
The huddle forms quickly. sig
mails are called fast, they're up
to the line of scrimmage and
away goes the play. much
faster than is true of the aver
age team. What this accom-
plishes Is obvious: the defense
has little time to vary its play
1t is more apparent to me
See LOU LITTLE, Page Ais
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2-year-old boat probably be-
yond repair.
Schleeh was sent to Emer-
gency Hospital with shock and
severe bruises. The Coast
Guard said when its boat ar
rived at the scene. Schleeh was
floating face downward, APP
parently unconscious. He was
wearing the regulation life
jacket and helmet. which UNI
doubtedly saved his life.
Schleeh later was transferred
to Walter Reed.
Up to that time. Shanty was
tied on points with Hawaii Kai.
and considered a real threat
for the finals. Shanty was
scheduled to be retired at the
end of this season. Yesterdays
accident settled that ahead Of
schedule.
Fortunately for the unlim-
iteds. the Potomac was near
perfect for the running of the
final Presidents Cup heat. But
a southerly picked up later, and
the committee shortened some
Of the classes to a single heat.
The 48-hydroS managed all
their heats before the river
was riled by the wind. Wash
See REGATTA, Page A-19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
Rest Of Major EIevens
Start Chasing Sooners

champions and Michigan
should have 1t the easiest in
trying to match Oklahoma's
impressive debut. The Hawkeyes
meet Utah State and the VOL
verines face Southern Cali
fornia. already soundly whipped
by Oregon State. 900.
But Minnesota runs UP
against a tough Washington
outfit that tied Colorado's
Orange Bowl winners. SIS.
Michigan State opens with In
diana, and Tennessee must
handle Auburn. a southeastern
conference conner.
The two Michigan elevens
and Minnesota are rated the
best bets TO pluck Iowa's gown,
and all four, along with Ten
See FOOTBALL, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
Murtuugh to Run
Pirates in 1853

PITTSBURGH. Sept. % up.
Danny Murtaugh, who as
acting manager put new life
into the Pirates after the mid
season firing of Bobby Bragan.
today was named manager for
the 1858 season.
The announcement was made
at a news conference called by
General Manager Joe L. Brown.
Terms of the one-year contract
were not disclosed.
Murtaugh, SO, succeeded Bra
gan August 3 after Brown dis
missed the fiery skipper for
what he called the general
welfare of the club" Since
then the Pirates have played
500 ball and the pitching corps,
especially Bob Friend and Rom
ME Kline, seemed to gain new
confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
BY the Associated Press

College footballs other"
teams get a crack at glory this
week end. for mighty Oklahoma
is idle.
Michigan State, Michigan,
Minnesota. Iowa and Tennessee
will start their uphill battles
for the national championship
won by Oklahoma the last two
years.
Oklahoma. whose next OPP
ponet is Iowa State on October
S, smacked down Pittsburgh,
26-O, Saturday for It's 4lst
straight victory. Pitt. eighth in
the preseason polls and con-
sidered the top teaw6 in the
East. was no matchpr the
Sooners. y
Iowas defending Big Ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston At Washington Cniehtl-
Fornieles (g-i3l vs.. Lumenti 900.
Chicago at Kansas City tnightD -
Keegan llO-6l vs.. Kellner tB-5D.
Detroit al Cleveland (niehtl--Hoeft
Sid or Burning t1g-eJ Va. McLish
$50.
Only sames scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis At Milwaukee tnightl--
Mizell ts.l0 or Jones u2-sD Vs. Bur-
dette $3.50,
Only game scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
aoBINsol
BASILIO
with the possibility of thunder

with the possibility of thunder
showers.
In case rain forces a post
ponement, the fight will be held
tomorrow night. If a second
postponement is necessary, the
bout will have to be postponed
until the following Monday.
Basilio, a pro since 1913, pre-
diets he will win and duplicate
Robinson's unprecedented feat
Of winning the middleweight
title while holding the welter-
weight crown. Robinson had to
relinquish the lighter cham
pionship after he stopped Jake
Lamotta and Basilio will have
to do the same if he wins. Rob-
inson, as usual. made no pre-
diction.
lao Victories
A pro since 1910, Ray has
compiled an outstanding 14O-
So record including 81 knock
outs. He was stopped once, by
the heat and joey Maxim. in
their light heavyweight title
scrap, June IS. 1852. Basilio has
a 51-12-7 record, including Is
knockouts.
Basilio has dropped only one
decision in the last four years
and 19 fights. The defeat was
a disputed decision to Johnny
Saxton who Basilio annihilated
in two subsequent fights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23

4lst straight in a remarkable
victory drive-one which may
not end this season-let me
tell you something Of the way
in which they impressed me.
Oklahoma plays present-day
football. under the restricted
substitution rulings Of the coll
lege code, as it should be
played and as every coach
would like to play it.
Two Units Apply Pressure
Using two offensive units OF
almost equal strength. Okla
homa was able to put tremen-
dous pressure on the Pitt team:
and The defensive pressure on
the Partners was no less severe
when Pitt had the ball.
With constantly varying de-
fensive alignments stemming
principally from a basic six