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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-12
The Universe Consists Of Thouqht
Exclusively!

1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
M-Y-TH--c-A-Ll WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL"!-St Paul.
SPIRITUAL AND MORAL lNFERloRITY OF THE
USERS OF THE FOREGOING FALSE GoDsl-
ABSOLUTELY INELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN
NY ONE. TRUE CHURCH. THE CHRIST SCIENTIST.
FOUNDED BY NE, GOD. AND NY INDISPENSABLE
GREATEST PROPHECIES OF ALL TIME. PoST-clvlL
WAR THE REV. MARY -,
BAKER EDDYI r
BUT THE DEVILS DUPES BETTER ATTEND THE i.
SCIENCE CHURCHES IN ORDER TO BEGIN THEIR
LIBERATION AND REALIZATION OF oMNiPREsENI
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE OF ONE. REAL
CHRISTLIKE CREATION AND UNivERsEl
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Cross Burned
lconsnvsd from Back Paes)
Negroes Ebony" MonthIy, God
Condemned Spiritual "Rastard''

Heb. I2:7, 81. SATAN BOUND" WORKING FORT
DEVIL AND HIS ,MuL TIeLLioh RAcKETsiii-
1.-THE DEVILS SOCIAL 'h.BoMe,- SE-kiM
2-THE DEVILS MuLTl-elLLioN 3 ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE RAcKEJSl
3-THE DEVILS MuLTI.RLLloN s TOBACCO
RAcKETS-
BEGINNING WITH THOSE SIMPLE siMoN.' DEVILS
ADAM AND EVE DuPEs, THE FARMERS. WHO
RAISE FROM THE SOIL THE GRAIN AND THE
TOBACCO TO PROVIDE THE DEVILS RAckETS
WITH RAW MATERIALLY
And the chain Of command continues through those
naive foolish virgins Jesus parable Of the wise and foosh
and then those naive msfrons going along with the
merlsm Of the substitvns his Satanic Mslssys
cigarettes for the dignity and sersspset Of Ny Chosen
offspring who enjoy the omniprsssnt "PEAcE OF GOD
WHICH PAsSETH ALL nfsriorl UNDERSTANDINGS
ST. Paul.
And YET these rseksts fog the thinking OF tho
DEVILS anchrst Adam and Eve dupes Hence. they NOT
hear Ny STILL small voice. Of bliss guidance protection
Hence. fhe tragic staggering numbers Of casualties in ell
fields Of transporf and those hoIoeavsts resulting from
sloppy thinking DEVILS Adam and Eve dvpes who those
tragic fires ranging from private homes to precious
foresfsl
4.-THE MEDICAL DRUG BILLION 5 RAcKETs!-
sharing the nonchrisfisn Scientists in seeking escape
from the inherent Of the DEVILS AdsmEve psychology
Of all human births and escapes from the BELIEFS Of
sickness disease. deformifiesl
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-12
The Second Coming" Has Taken
Place!

AND. NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRlsTLIkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS. DEMONSTRATE IT!
IF OUR DEAR MINISTERS UNDERSTOOD THE
ALLNEss. THE INFlNITUoE. OF NY BEING YOUR
"FATHERMoTHER GOD. ALL.HARMoNoUs,"
INFINITE SPIRIT. MIND. SOUL. DIVINE LOVE. THEY
WOULD NOT ATTRIBUTE REALITY TO MATTER,
THE DEVILS MYTHICAL, VISIBLE MORTAL,
THOUGHT 'PHoNY' SUBSTANCE, AND THUS
EXPECT JESUS TO APPEAR AGAIN IN THE FLESH
he EVOLVED OUT OF THE MORTAL BELIEFS AND
ERRORS OF MARY AND THEIR HUMAN PosTERlTY!
BUT JESUS PROFOUND SAYING IS IN OPERATION
TODAY AS NEVER BEFORE. NAMELY: 10. AM
WITH you AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE END OF
THE WoRLDT
R. c. BIBLE SAYS: lend OF AGE" WHICH IS
INFERIOR!
WHEN JESUS SAID: This WORLD SHALL PASS
AWAY" HE MEANT EXACTLY THAT
THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL, IN PROCESS OF
REDUCTION TO THEIR NATIVE NoTHINcNEss"-
l TO Mrs. Eddy. to you. A REDUCTION TO x-NUMBER
OF zERosl AND THAT'S ALL THAT ERROR IS
WHETHER IT IS A BELIEF OF COLD, A WORLD
WAR; OR so-ealIsd EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT"
OR AN ETERNITY OF HELL" AS THE DEAR
MINISTER'S SOMETIMES PHRASE IT.
BUT THESE LATTER TWO DoLEFUL PROPHECIES
ARE PsYcHoL oclcAL TOOLS OF THE DEVIL!
WHICH OUR DEAR MINISTERS INVOLUNTARY
EMPLOY. THINKING THEY ARE SERVING nae. copl.
ERROR AND EVIL HAVE AN ETERNITY bfs's
NoTHINcNEsS TRULY. BUT, EVENTUALLY. SIM
MING. SUFFERING ADAMS AND EWES AWAKEN
TO DIVINE REALITY AND OUT OF THE UNHEALTHY
OF THE DEVILS MYTHS OF AN ADAM AND
EVE ANT-cHRisT FALLEN RAcE"-A DAMNABlE
FRAUD ATTRIBUTED TO nae AND NY OFFSPRING
ON the FLlMsr PRETExT THAT CREATED NY
WITH FREEDOM OF THE WILL AND THEN THEY FELC
SUCH pAMkARLE CHILDISH LOGIC OF uNRE
PENTANT SINNERS STILL RUNNING AROUND IN
SPIRITUAL DlAPERsl
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Sex Mania perils-

CONTINUED from Back Pags9
SEX MANIA PERlLS U. S.. PROF WARNS
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.-(APl-A Harvard expert hv-
man behavior says Americans becoming 'visms Of
mania malignant and socially msnsens
as Communism"
Prof. Pitirim Sorokin in book titled THE American
Sex Revolution" Americans drifting toward
anarchy in the that marked fhs downfall Of
Rome and Greece.
we completely surrounded by the rising tide Of
which Is flooding compartment Of culture every
section Of our social Iife," Sorokin writes.
Sorokn. head Of the Harvard Research Center In Gre
alive Arvs cites rejecting the nations sex obsss
sion the svsrmovnns divorce rate. the vpsvrss in
crimes, "ths emphasis Of In radio and ~ prosrsms
stage plays and movies popular sonss petvrss reading
matter and advertising"
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Proponents Of Rules
Continued from Back Pass)
DAFT q

CONTINUED from Back Pass)
PART
DEVIL CONTROLS ADAM-EvE puPES
UNTIL CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
LIBERATION THREE YEARS JESUS MINISTRY
PLUS 40 DAYS FROM RESURRECTION TO
AscENsIoN-THEN 10 DAYS MORE THE DAY or
PENTEcosT. FOR THE APOSTLES TO BE
iRREvocABLY CONVERTED AND THEN HUNDREDS
AND THOUSANDS or OTHERS ALSO CONE INTO
THE FoLD
PART 3
a.. EVERY MORTAL A LiAR"-st Paul.
AND I. GOD. PosT.cWlL WAR FINAL 'RENeLATloN"-
"rHE TOTAL DEPRAvirY or MoRTALs. A-llsAss
MORTAL AAiND"l-p. Of Mrs. Eddy's miscellaneous
Writings"
DETROIT rRiBuNE ASHAMED OF TIE 2s(N
REPUBLICANS WHO SUPPORTED THE
Senate S Continuing Bod" Ratket
THUS PERMITTING THOSE SPIRITUAL .sAsrARp
.ttish. l27. o. SOUTHERN SENATORS TO Per
PETUATE THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS ~ coNrRoLroF
SOUTHERN tleE. BOTH WHITE AND cotoNeol
We RETERATE THE oEFecTIvE SANITY. jupo-
tceuslnvsd blsxs Column Tepl
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Ike Asks For Standby
tcer'InUsd from Back Psss
NOW Tine DEVIL WOULD LIKE EQUALITY WITH
GODS CHOSEN NATIONS AND PEopLES-
JUST As CRIMINALS WOULD LIKE EVER so MUCH
TO NEGOTIATE DISARMAMENT WITH THE POLICE
pEPAkTMeNTS-THE DEVILS CRIMINAL DUREs
TO RETAIN STOLEN PROPERTY, or COURSE, AND
NO RESTITUTION TO VICTIMS OF PLUMBER,
MURDER, RAPE. ETcl
THE HEALING or THE NATIONS Revelation.
THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT. MYTHICAL.
HUMAN AND "MATERiAL"-vIslBLE MORTAL
rHoueHTl-coUNTERFET AND BuRLEsouEs
OF THE DIVINE IDEAS UNDERLYING HUMAN AND
MATERIAL" pEviLisH. ADAM.EvE. ANTI-cHRlsT
svRlEsouEs OF THE FLEsHLEss. IMMATERIAL.
SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLIKE, Externally HARMON.
loUs
VENICE. THE FOLLOWING SPECIMEN NATIONS
AND PEOPLES ARE ASKING FOR GENUINE,
REALISTIC STATUS. CHARACTER. RESPECT
ABILITY. ACCEPTANCE. AND ESTEEM THE HARD
COMMUNIST AccREssoRs AND THEIR VICTIMS,
THE OTHER AsIATIc PEoPLEsl
ISRAEL AND ALL THE HEBREWs-mseslIsd
"jEWs." which ], God and Jesus made obsoIefel
Jews Of ths poserity Of Jvds Of Jacobs II sons
we're eenvsrtsdther posfery today known especially
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS and lesser Christian believers
the divinsly scientific, spiritual Manhood and Womanhood
Of the Christ as per Ny two incompatible Christ
Jesus end N.Y. Gods, r-ReveIator Of THE "COM-
FoRTER WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINGS"
MARY BAKER EDDY-My appointee, post-civiI War
Founder and Leader Of the INDISPENSABLE.
INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT. THE PREDEsTINED, EVENTUAL.
THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERA-
PEuTcS :" OF ALL RACES AND PEoPLEs!-
REVEALING AND DEMONSTRATING ONE AND ONLY
ONE GOD. CREATOR. SUBSTANCE. INFINITE
SPIRIT. iNFALLIBLE MIND. SOUL. WITH AN
Externally HARMONIOUS, COMPLETELY
POPULATED UNIVERSE OF FLESHLESS, In
MATERIAL. SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLlKE BEINGS.
sAT-u-R-ATL-N-c THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH
oMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEI
ROMAN CATHOLIC NATIONS AND PEOPLES. ALL
SATAN BOUND" ARE ASKING FOR GENUINE
* CHRISTIANITY THE HARD Way! AND THE
tHlLDLEss CHRIST JESUS 1.-THE WAY. THE TRUTH.
:, AND THE LIFE" WHO RIGHTLY EXPRESSED HIS
fseeaIIsdl EXISTENCE" AND REBUKED ANY FALSE
cREATioNl as per Luke. Chs. n and 70:
"TH5,dtME WILL COME WHEN THEY SHALL SAY,
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. THE WoMBS THAT
NEVER BARE. THE PAPs THAT NEVER GAVE
SUCK AND WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH
CHILD ~!
EGYPT AND THE ARAB NATIONS ARE ALSO
ASKING FOR GENUINE RELIGION, cHRisT's
iNFALLBLE CHRISTIANITY. 1.-THE HARD WAy1
AND NY CHOSEN PEoPlEl-cHRISTLKE CHRISTIAN
yctgNT1STSl-AND THEIR INCOMPATIBLE CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT. WITH ITS INCREASING
MOMENTUM IS FULFILLING THE MUCH LOVED
STATEMENT l. GOD. 'DIcTATED TO NY DAUGHTER
RENELAToR, MRS. EDDY: DIVINE LOVE ALWAYS
HAS MET AND ALWAYS WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN
NEEp"l--p 4oA. c. s. textbook.
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A Devils Democrat
Continued from Back Page)
STATE OF THE NATIONS"
The Rhode Island Election

BY Joseph C. Hsrsch
Special Correspondent Of The Christian Science Monitor
WASHINGTON, The troubling facts
Governor Roberts lost shs election under election
law which hs himself had signed Governor in 1853.
Governor Roberts has obtained his reelection by
invsdson Of this law by the State Supreme Court
three members Of which received their appointment to the
court during the inevmbsney Of Mr.. Roberts.
g. The validity Of ths election law not challenged
by Governor Roberts In 1854 when he and presumably
obtsnsd advantages from shs operation Of the law.
T. He challenged The law only when The sbssnsssvos
feature Of the law made fhs difference between defeat and
victory st the 1856 polls.
s. One Of s three judges who voted for nvalidssion
Is Republican. Thomas J. Psolino who enjoyed his ap
pslnsmsnt under ths ncvmbsney Of Mr.. Roberts. Dem
oerst
6. HMr. Roberts had not challenged she legality Of
law which ne himself had signed and which he accepted
being valid In 1854. Republican would be Governor Of
Rhode Island today.
So much for ths troubling facts
Now consider The troubling implications
Governor Roberts lost election In Rhode Island under
laws which he had helped When these laws worked
against him he went TO shs ststs court end obtained
vsrss Of the verdict OF the voters That h In The end no
won not on count ct ballots but TO legal
ehinsry
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MeNT. HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE or ALL =
HuMAn RACES UNTIL THEY LAVE
.nIviNELY SCIENTIFIC. cHRiSTLixE SPIRITUAL
'IIAEnArI0N AND RE0ENeRATioN. AND oecoME
chRlsTLiKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, NY CHOSEN
PEoRLEi
FRIDAY. JANUARY 4. 1857. Is A BLACK DAY or
NFAMY FOR THE U. S. SENATE AND THE PUBLIC
WILL NOT CONTINUE TO PERMIT SUCH DAMN.
ABLE DEsPoTIsM AND HYPOCRISY!
PART
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THE MINORITY VOTE TO DISCONTINUE THE
sENATES HcohTiNulNc BODY" R-A-ck-E.TI MAS
LARGER THAN EVER BEFoREI
TRULY. WE ARE LIVING IN THE SECOND HALF OF
THE 10Th CENTURY. AND NUMEROUS PROTESTANT
MINISTER'S REITERATE THE NtMlNENcE or THE
SECOND CONNECT
RsvNsss Of Crusade for Christ this Saturday
ing, January S, 1857 said: II WANT TO EXPLAIN TO YOU
THEPossielLiTY OF THE SECOND COMING THIS VERY
YEAkI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-12

THE DEVIL RoBs SOCIETY AND AIRCRAFT eNclNEeR
or rs yEARs-cLARENcE J. BRAzIER. IS
%. died u Rsdfcrd Community Hospital sftsr illness
81 month engineer for Wright Asrensvslesl
Corp. :" tNsws)
DEFRolT TRlsulE SATURDAY. IAN. n, lss7 IL
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Harlem 'Trotters
In Victory Streak

CHICAGO-The famous Har-
lem Globe rioters rolling along
with an unbrokcn victory streak
are primed this week for a
whirlw.nl tip through the
middleweSt.
st. Lou S cage fanatics will
enjoy an added holiday treat
when the Trotters play there
Thanksgiving night and Mea-
dowlark Lemon, basketball's
top comedian, puts on his hi
larious one-man show.
The foot-one inch center
from Wilmington, N. c., is a
greater Snowman than ever this
season. AT Madison Square
Garden recently he convulsed
a capacity crowd with his side
splitting antics ard new rou-
tine of gimmicks.
Elmer Robinson, coach OF Abe
Saperstein's internationally fa-
nous quintet, agrees that Le-
mons showmanship is beyond
comparison. But he is even
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48 Win M Letters

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Forty
eight University of Michigan
football players have earned
their numerals during the fall
season. Freshman Coach Wally
Weber announced in recon-
mending their names to Athletic
Director H. o. (Fritz) Crisler.
Weber called the squad some
what better than average with
a preponderance of line material,
especially at the ends. character
izing the squad although the
group also contains several
backs with Big Ten potential.
Among the youngsters cited
by Weber for outstanding play
this fall were . pair Of all
state ends. one from Michigan
and the other from Illinois.
John Hallstead, a 205-pound
Bay City Central athlete and
1856 all-stater and Gary Kane,
Elggin, ILL.,, a six-foot, two inch
2l5 FOUNDER, who earned all
state honors in both football and
basketball, we're among the most
outstanding players.
Another Bay City athlete,
Dick Syring. 20O-pound guard,
also was singled out along with
Bob Wojcik, Chicago st. Igna-
thus. and Tom Jobson, 2l0 pound
Flint boy. also guards.
Among other linemen who
should help next fall named by
Weber were 240 pound Don Des-
kins, Jamaica, N. Y, an ex-
Marine, who was coached in the
service by Fred Packard. former
Wolverine end: Lee Hall, 2l0
pound battler from Charlotte,
and Tom Kerr, 203 pound CEN
ter from Hobart, Ind.
Among other centers with
strong potential ability are OAR
yell Thorpe. 2l0 Mount Pleasant
and Bill Grain. 2l5. Centralia,
I'll. Bill Stein. a 205 pound tackle
from Toledo. o., and Joe Bre-
fc.d. six-foot. three inch, 2l8
pound end from Cincinnati, o.,
are other likely candidates.
Among backfield prospects are
a number of tailback candidates,
including Hank Stuart. 1875
pound Detroit st. Mary's; Bill
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more impressed with Meadow
lark's stellar play this year.
When he first joined US"
Robinson recalled. he was
strictly our funny man. Bui
over a period of two years
Meadowlark has also developed
into a iopflighf professional
player.
"He is a crack shot from the
pivot and, also, a real tiger
when it comes to snatching the
ball off the boards. AS his coach
l naturally get more satisfac-
ton out of his actual playing
than / do his comedy, although
both are something to see.'
Besides st. LOUIS. Meadow
lark will appear with the Globe
trotters in the following cities
next week:
Nov. 29-Detroit: 80. Ander-
sen, Ind; Dec. l, Fl. Wayne; 2,
Lake Forest. ILL.,: 3, Elmhurst,
ILL.,; 4, Rockford, Ill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-30
Red Wings Corner
BY DON RAPHAEL

The hard luck champ of the
Red Wings, Alex Delvecchio. is
regarded by General Manager
Jack Adams as one of the
greatest centers in the game
today. II was this which caused
Adams to sign him to a contract
for his season-his seventh with
the Wings. The signing took
place within 48 hours after the
playof.s last April.
Delvecchio fully rates his
hard luck title. FATS" as he is
called by his teammates. suf-
fered a fractured ankle in the
second game last season. Yet.
despite a 22-game absence, he
finished in tie for goth place
among the league scorers and
was TONED n Red Wing ocal
production by only two ieam-
mates.
The preceding year he was
equally unfortunate. In his most
brilliant season he was over
Swallowed by the work of Jean
Beliveau and Tod Sloan. who
came up with stellar perform
ances in their own right.
TIE big fellow from the Lake
head has grown from a carefree,
fun-loving y6dngster into a
sound performer. In addition to
steady play with a variety oil
linema'es in regular season COM
petition. Dclvecchio has been q
most potent playoff producer
for the Wings.
He is 81 eak payer. Three
years aTo he oquel'ed club
mark by SEQ ing goals in five
cons~ cut've genes and has FL
in lis life time total IT, the
plaYoffs TO add to his regular
season total OF an even lOU.
Alex is only the 18th player
TO reach The century mark in
Detroit livery.
Originally secuted in his ma
tive Fort William. he moved to
Oshawa in 1850. Coach by TIE
immortal Larry Aurie, he fin
ished second in the Junior 0. II.
A. individual scoring race and
was turned professional the.
following fall.
Assigned to indianapolis, he
won his spurs in bare six
games, was promoted to the
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termed last weeks drills the
best since we got things under
way"
The Spartans' head man re-
ports that his key personnel
looked better than at any time
so far but then added I'VE still
feel that we are not as good as
we want to be at this stage"
The key personnel in this in :
stance would include the six
lcttermen MSU returns from the
brilliant 1867 outfit. They are
centers John Green and Chuck
Bencie, guards Jack Quiggle and
Dave Scott, and forwards Bob
Anderegg and Larry Hedden.
Three of these players were
starters for the Spartans a year
ago-Green, Quiggle and He'd
demand all six of them re-
turnees played important roles
in States 1910 campaign which
saw it go to the final round
of the NCAA tourney before
bowling to eventual champion
North Carolina.
Impressive too in the pre-
season drills have been a pair
OF reserve guar DIS from last year
Tom Rand and Jim Stouffer,
and two fine sophomore pros
pec;s, forwards Lance Olson and
Horace Walker.
Working with the above men,
toned players, Anderson has
several immediate detectives.
They include finding the real
floor leader and team" leader
the likes of departed captain
George Ferguson and Pa. Will
son, and TO overcome delays in
physical conditioning caused by
several cases of flu early in the
drills.
The Spartans of this year
stack up as one of the taller
units in MSU cage history al
though there is no really big
man on TIE roster.
Ii Green, the sensational
jump ne jack center, State has
q phenomenal performer who is
only 6 H., 5. Hedden goes 6 f.,
; and Anderegg stands GA. In
he back court, Quiggle is 6-3
and Scott goes 6-2. Bencie. who
Is Green's undcrstudy, stands
Go.
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his team will be taller. sverag-
ing better than six-feef-two per
man; concentrating on a fast
break. the Agsies will be con-
sidsrablY faster than at any
time in tibet history Of basket
ball at the college and the
teams depth has been consid-
erablY improved with the addi-
ton OF compromising fresh
men. including: Walter Holiz-
claw. 81. forward. Charlotte;
Bonnie Robinson. Burlington,
81" guard. Burlington; Herbert
Gray. Washington. D. c.. SIS"
center and Gerald Junior. 5'l0'.
playmaker guard from Chicago.
The mainsprings behind the
Aggie attack guards, Joe How
ell. g., junior of Philadelphia
and AL Attles, g.. sophomore
from Newark. N. j., They team
with fol wards, Vinson Miller,
6'5' junior, Philadelphia and Joe
Cotton, ga" sophomore Garys-
burg, N. c.. along with Charlie
Harrison, sc" Junior, New
York City to comprise the first
stringers.
Following the opening against
Hampton, the Aggies face three
other rough opponents in the
Charles Moore Gymnasium be-
fore the holidays. They in
clude: Fayetteville State Teach
ers College, Dec. IL; Elizabeth
City State Teachers College. De-
cember IA and North Carolina
College, December II. Other
home games include: st. Angus
tine College, January 4; Virginia
State College, January z; Wins
ton-Salem Teachers College, on
University, January % and
January 20; Johnson c. Smith
Shaw University, Feb. IL.
The Away" schedule calls
for: Bluefield State, December
8; Fayetteville State College, on
January IL; Shaw University,
January IA; st. Augustine Col
lege, January II; Elizabeth City
Teachers College. January 25
Winston-Salem Teachers Col
lege, January %; Virginia State
College, January 81; Hampton
Institute, February /; Johnson
S. Smith. February 8 and North
Carolina College, February Is.
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Aza48z .
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. NOV. 80. 1857 S
MSU Cagers Up Pace

EAST L SING, Mich
Steadily picking up the tempo
of their workouts as the seasons
opener approaches are the Mich
igan State basketball forces of
Coach Forddy Anderson.
The Spartans, who are defend
ing Big Ten co-champion along
with Indiana, Will take their
first step this year on Dec. 2 at
Jenison Field House, meeting
the Butler University Bulldogs
Coach Anderson has been
sending his athletes through
The PAGES since Oct. is. and
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Former Boxer
Freed Of Charge

HAVANA, Cuba - If ever a
fighter needed a friend, Cuban
Kid Chocolate, former champ
ion, rallied to the efforts OF his
friends from the sports world
when sentenced to seven months
for possessing a single marijua-
ma CIGARETTE. Pardoned by Pres
ident Batis'e, the Kid. who suf-
fers from ulcers, was ordered to
receive medical care to enable
him to become self-supporting
again. Members of the Cuban
Sports Association and fans who
remember him IN the ring, all
came TO his aid.
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Wayne Gridders
Do Well

When Thanksgiving rolls
around, one of the blessings
which Wavne State Coach Herb
Smith will count will be that
halfback Jim Macmillan will be
back next year.
The Crosse Pointe speedster
led the Tartars in rushing this
season with 404 yards better
than three times the distance
rolled up by the second man.
In addition. Macmillan led the
team in scoring with 43 points.
finished second in passing and
pass receiving and headed the
punt and kickoff return bril-
gade.
Team statistics bore out the
Tartars' 4-3 record. In almost
every department the Wayne
State total nearly matched their
opponents figures.
The Tartar totals also match
up well with last years figures,
except in the forward passing
department. This year Kowal-
czyk and company tossed lis
last years total Of II. In addi-
passes, a marked increase over
tion the z passes the other team
intercepted is one less than the
rumber picked off last year.
One of the most interesting
statistics from the season is in
the tumble department, where
Wayne State dropped the ball
gobbling up 200 of the hobbies.
81 times. with the opposition
The opponents totals in that de-
partment were 81 and 81, an
average of five per team-a lot
of fumbling by any standards.
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DODGERS GO
UP ON PRICES

LOS ANGELES, Calif.-With
the Dodgers settling in l.. A.,
and all the fuss over acres al
the ball park, cost of transport
ing the team has been blamed
for a slight raise in prices. But
that hasn't been the squawk as
much as the fact that soon o.
Malley VIII eventually own the
ball park and the parking con-
ccssion too the parking bust
ress bringing in as much as
100000 yearly.
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Robinson Return
Fight Expected

NEW YORK CITY - Under
pressure TO return to the ring
Ray Sugar Robinson is expected
to make a formal announcement
next weck-propably to fight a
championship bout with Carmen
Basilio, in Chicago. But the
hcldup is the fact that Sugar
Ray had two suits which held
up his last purse after the Dasi-
lilo fight when Ray lost the title.
And he wants no more of that.
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IMPROVED AGGIES OPEN CAGE
CAMPAIGN AGAINST HAMPTON

GREENSBORO, N. c. - A
reportedly improved" AIT
College Aggie quint opens its
1878 campaign on the home
court against Hampton Institute
on Saturday evening, Deem
Der 5.
Cal Irwin. head basketball
coach. in analysing this week
term prospects for the current
-a-npFign. YVES almost jubilanf.
Among the facts revealed were:
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Bennett, 100, Los Angeles, Calf,
who played with Boiling Air
Force; Reid Bushong. 100 pound
Toledo, o., DeVilbss, whose
brother Jerry is a tackle on tic
current Wolverine cut il, and
Harry Newman, Jr., Detroit. son
of Michigan's All American
quarterback of 1882.
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Red Wings before November and
has remained most valuable
cog ever since.
Alexis greatest hockey rec
ogniiion came in his second
season. His So point total
highest of his National League
career. won him the center
berth on the second All-Siar
Team.
Delvecchio maintains his per-
manent residence in Fort Will
liam. He is married and the
father Of two.