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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
oltiE MATsoN TO FACE
PENALTY FOR MISSING
PRO BOWl GAME

Philadelphia tANr) ollie Mat
ron star back oi the Chicago card.
inals win be ona u TIVE players
recommended for severe penal
ties" when the National f'ootball
League club owners meet here on
January "a
Mntson and pittaharRhs nohhy
laypc started controversy Aev
eral weeks agu when they tucked
the pfu bowl game to DO played IN
Ina Angeles January ~ both went
20 Hawaii faf the uuia Howl
Coach jim Ino Howell ~ the
New York Giants, who was IN
charge ~ the Eastern All star
squad had 90 replace the two
PLAYERS with eddie lcbarun 90
Washington ana Tommy Mcnon
aid 81 the Philadelphia Earlea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Brown SO" Player
OF Year: Second
Time For Homo

New York CAMP Jimmy
Brown, the Cleveland Browns onc
man forward wall and footballs
top ground gamer has been namcd
the 1883 player Of the year in the
National Football league
A panel ~ experts appointed hy
the Associated Press voted tho
powerfully built former Syracuse
university star their top choice re
Gently Johnny unitas stellar guar
terbaok ~ the Baltimore Colts
clinched second place Brown gar
nefed az OF the 81 votes east To
unltaa 10
In addition to winning the hon.
or for the second straight year.
while beating off the sophomore
jiux. Brown rcwrole football his,
tory and emerged az one 81 the
greatest fuilbarks 81 All time,
Commonly recognized as the
hattcring ram" Of Browns squad,
Brown crashed hts way 20 new
NIL record The ~ year old star
compiled n total Of 1927 yards. to
eclipse by more than $50 yards
the old record of tfaG yards set
by Steve Van Buren, Of the Phil.
adclphia Eagles IN 1919
That feat was alone amazing
enough but Brown went further
He coupled his ground gaining ac-
eamplishment with an ts-touch
down spree that made him top man
IN that department Many experts
feel that IL win be long time be
fore Browns record Is bothered an
less bo does Il himself
The record shows brown IL ina
proving steadily IN 1857 his rooIt,
ie year whcn be- wss also voted
NIL top player award Brown
chalked up e42 ynrds and scored
nine toacbGowns This year b. sa
tahliahcd the new records fof yard
age and touchdown despite the
fact this opposition was constantly
plotting against him
Next year, who can tell Brown
might soar 20 new heights he has
the potential
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
AFRICAN LABOR
COLLEGE ESTABLISHED

KaInpsla Uganda Africa y
first Labor college ls bsw a rsall
" Estahlinhed ~ the Information.
~ Confederation ~ Free Trade
Unions, lie frat semester has an
enrolment ~ 81 students from
"a African countries The school
viii train African Hnignists ~
sound methods Of trade union ~
ganization The colleges leetufinK
staff comes from Ksnys Great
Britain ana ,hs United states and
It, director Sven = Foeksiest
ia = leader IN trade union aduea
trim tn Sweden
The Karopsia college II similar
% the Asian Labor College IN Cal
cBtt8 india which Waz alao eaa
tsblished by the iCFTy AMI which
now graduates 2Sg 10 900 trade
unionists annually
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
~ g rrs c,,
lN9E7r ----E
80 ~ Pin PATTERl
nAN IN BY LOUISE THOMAS
-xTE - Capital 5-s35i
TWIN CITIES LADIES
JAN. Is

The Ladies' welcomed back
Inez Clark ito the fold. after
bout with the pneumonia bug
Inez says she is all over the pneu.
monia but Il sun have to be care
full.
Fran" DolIie was drafted TO sub
for the Cooks team so we cannot
call her gallery bowler
Gallery bowlers' seen enjoying
the action were Marguerite Ellis
20 sleet. Marianne Terry maxi
ing her first visit as were Mary
Ryan with her out OF town sister
Frances Vactor and friend Mar
guerite Cole Loretta Dawson made
her first visit Norma Jones cap
tain Of Brooks team came In with
her daughter Jewell Norma has
been absent for some time due 10
illness. Glad 10 have you back
Norma, hope you can start bowl
ing again soon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Bill FANS M IlIiNOts HOUSE
ONLY THREE Void
NEEDED for PASSAGE

Springfield III amp A bin
70 establish equality In employ.
ment failed in the Illinois House
Of Representatives Monday The
EqualttY of Employment oppor
tun!ty commission received rs
votes House passage requires ~
Rep Corneal a Davis ~ chi.
ragoi who introduced ,le bin fall
Cd by three votes 10 have tbs bin
considered without reference % ths
committee
A group of senators headed By
Fred Smith ~ chicagol In
troduoed a similar bin h8t failed
to receive unanimous consent for
its immediate advancement
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
MIGHT TRAM LANE"
cHhpoID WITH DtsEarioh
IN SUIT Bf WIFE

chicago AMP Mrs o"fal'
dins Lane wife of Richard Night
Train" Lane ~ The Chicago card
mails football team filed . divorce
ault IN Superior court last week
charging me star haifbaek win
dFsartiGn
The ~ year old Mrs Lane asked
separate maintenance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
80 Dixie Cities
Have Ended Bus
Seat Segregation

Atlanta. Ca tANP) At least
SO Southern cities besides Atlanta
have desegregated their city bus
systems with only Montgomery
experiencing any noteworthy in
cidents
IN most o. these eases, dcseRrp-
cation took place without court
action usually by a change Of
policy on the part Of the transit
company m only three Mont.
geometry Ala Columbia. 8 c.
and New Orleans la did the
action come nv court order
Tho number 80 represents gain
Of ~ cities which have dcsegrc.
gated their bus systems since the
Southern Regional Council conduct.
ed spot survey in January, 1857
At that time the survey revealed
AZ least n Southern cities with
desegregated seating on buses
The citiea are
Montgomery Ala Little Rock
Pine Bluff, Fort Smith and Hot
Springs Ark Miami Beach, Day
tona Beach and Tampa Fla New
Orleans La Charlotte, Greens.
bore. Durham. Winston Salem. and
Raleigh n G. sparthnburg Col,
umbia. and Charleston. 3 c..
Knoxville. Nashville, and C'hattan
0oEa Tenn san Antonio. Corpus
Christi and Dallas Tex Rich
mond, Norfolk, Portsmouth,. New
port News Petersburg, CharIottes.
willie fredericksburg. Lyachhurg
and Roanoke Va
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
SAN JONES, Natl LEAGUE
sIHtKEuIT hiNa, Sign
wtIIi CARDS ron 20 as

~ toua Mo amp Sam
Jencs the National league strike
n0t king enAhed 10 OF The record
lhai Wpek when he signed his 1865
contract with the ~ Louis Card
mails tar . reported $50 900
isinR Devinr gsnHrai manager
announced ths signing aayinR the
cutyobali artist wac given "nub
ataniiAl increase lie received
81 900 last season
Jones' ~ 1868. struck oat 22J
bhtfera fof "A league record BE
alao posted a 2as earned rsn nv
eraae while winning "a gnmes and
losing III and led the league ~
bases on balls NIth ig7
Jones IL SAID ~ have the most
wicked cufyeball IN baseball
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Pitcher Sam Jones
Sees Cords As
pennunf Contender

Fslfmont. West Va CAMP
sam Jones the National l.aaguc'a
strikcout king is quite optimistic
about The 1859 50 Louis Cardiu
ala
Jones wintcring az his home at
Mouougah W Va, Says emphatic
ally he believes the Rcd Birds win
be top conteudcrs7 this season
Gets salary Rao~t
The 83-yrar-old right handler
was the second Cardinal signed Go
Ia contract this year And urconl
iug Go Cardinal general manager
Ring pcyne Jones was given a
substantial salary increase ~
was reported he received about
$50 600
As 10 huw many games he
thinks he might personally win
this aoason, Jones says "In be
EninR for AL | can
7 have been working here
driving truck IN this way
] set ID lot % walking which
helps me keep IN shape with the
pitching we got. I can't see many
bnd DAYS ahead for the team
Rates Cards with Hest
TO yea see an immediate
pennant for Mr. Busch august a
Busch Jr president Of Anheuaef
Busch Inc and owner Of the 81
Lsuis Cardiuaisl Jones was
asked
y think we've got as good
team an the best of them and /
think we'll be a top contender be
replied immediately
Sad Earn, who was second IN The
ieagtle last year with an earned
run average ~ ass started IS
games winning IA and losing ~
he would have had a greater SCORE
IN The win column y given strong
rr support and better hitting by
bis team mates
Broke Deans Sttile0ut Record
He beet The stnheout record ~
Dizzy Dean rs tanning 22b Dean
had held the record since 1888
with 100 II was also the most
strikcouts by National League
pitcher since 1895 when Van
iingle Munfo famed 2Js Jones
pitched $50 innings IN 1898. aver
aging s. atrlkroutu per mine inn
inFa The hig West yirginian had
also lra the league ~ atrilseoufs
10 1865 with 1913 and in 1866 With
ITO fio Biso issued the most bases
on balls last year with t07
Jones says he'll show 80 al
spring training not more than two
Or three pounds overweight, Dsyine
has written 70 AT Cardinals warn
ing thsm 81 excess weigh, during /
the winter layoff stating that THO /
spring seasOn ~ Fi0rida IL moi 70
b" used getting into shape
Jones spends some ~ hla time
here prartlcing with his two boys 4
yns seven and one five Roth have I
ambitions ~ following IN daadys
f0otataps al present
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Negro Athletes Did Well
In "59" American Sports

Let's backward glance sports year
the tragic ana shocking INJURY suffered by Roy campan
cha This Roys fight
coyery,
mysterious suffered by Maurice stokes
strange amcnt which apparently
na Warriors 10 the National Basketball Association hcarto
when MIRA rallied played
bali exhibition % raise rroees % help defray Stokes medical
rensea
-Four of hcmEgn Baylor Seattle Kansas
Oscar Robertson Cincinnati virtually
unanimous choices for AAmeean hono
either Johnny Green Michigan state hob
Tom Hawkins Metre Dame 20 the list and they wouldn't
frrm wrong
wasca stirring duel Cor
National collegiate Athletic Association
son winning in the end
wa, signs win rrot,ers
Chamberlain deserted the college ranks 90 with the Harlem
Globe fotera for an annual salary estimated $40 900
erola a year of college competition lett
The year ocd on with sugar Kay noensons victory
Carmen haAho the mdcwegh hoNng champ
lens held their for tho most other divisions
Brown fought lightweight division
Nus Atkins won the wcesrght title elimination
then lest q mtprrngy
Coast Hogan Raay the Ngerian attn dominant the
weight ranks
accomplishment ali was contributed by
Archie Moore the venerable light heavyweight,
tho the
eleventh
Heavyweight champion r1oyd Patterson came out Of otnea-
dpfoue Of his cn e koeo out Roy harris in the ath
round q bout At Les Angeles after having
the second round
Auhea win. ,ionoe-
Another athlete ~ distinction year
irIsmie retained both ,v Wimbledon ana titles
and then announced her competitive
year She acclaimed the outp,eniuE athlete for the
achievement tha OF Ernie HANKS who
the championship
leagues patted tho slugsng Chicago
Cubs National player
Thu New York Yankees the world reganng
from the Milwaukee Braves The who the
Yankees Elaton Howard athlete amazing
overcome al
dnrit
johnson sets ccathloa Record
International fame fsafe Johnson n
deeahon with $500 points
narrowly
Sullivan highest
10 athlete
~ football there question that the outstanding performer
tbs Cleveland lbac
with los and hts ~ tounhaownH
Iut individual rushing gaining
faf SURPRISING tho old mark ~ i,tia, In 1919
Van rurenN mark escelrd
Joe Perry. IAN nllbark
The Baltimore coH uonne Moore John sample sherman run
het lpaepmb jim Parker Iennc yes
ponahp defeating
sudden death overtime
IN college football the outstanding Haaa
College Pacific back
81 2is plays scoring 10 points individual
n 200 attempts for sa3 average
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

two reboundiug records in the
War Memorial Al Syracuse Jan 7
when he SHARED ~ in a single per.
iod and 20 IN half lie already
held the courts record tor rounds
in single game with 80
Elgin Baylor the highest scor.
ing rookie IN the league. has slip.
ped from third 10 fourth place
After 90 games the Minneapolis
Takers star had scored p28 points
for 232 average
baylor Also ENcelS
Baylor also was third in re-
bounding He had picked off 600
for an average OF 1873.
Russell and Woody Sauidsherry
~ the Philadelphia Warriors are
among the leading scorers
Russell had ESQ points for a
III average and sauldsberry. SIS
In 81 games for a 10 point aver
age
Russell was third in field goal
percentage. with a mark ~ ABg
on $50 out Of a45 tries Fifth in
this department was his team
mate, sophomore Sam Jones. who
had Gagged t32 cut Of 900 for n
4tl percentage
Walter Dukes. the tallest mem
Der Of the Detroit plstons. held
firth position among the rebound
erH Dukes had cleared the boards
b2t times In 30 games for 134
average
Green Trader To St Louis
one ~ the surprising develop.
ments Of tho season was the trade
which sent 81 Green from the Gin
cinnau Royals 10 the 80 Louis
Hawks Green. who reIoined the
Royals this year after being IN
service FOR two seasons. has been
subject 20 dizzy spells most ~ the
season A. one time. Il was feared
that he had brain tupor or
blood ciot but Il later discovered
that be was suffering from a con
fusion
Pepper Wilson general manager
hinted that the Royals got nd ~
Green because he was becoming
a temperamental as weil AZ a ply
steal problem
Green former Al American AZ
DUqueane, is regarded as having 8
bright pro future II he can shal,e
his injuries
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
NORTHERN LIGHTS. JAN. II

Team nigh series, Observer
2s35, Manons Tea Room 26s2
Kieffers Clothes 2516
Team High Single Game; oh
server sai Acme sS5. Msrions
Tea Room s75
Individual High SERIES: G Bailey
$50 - Crawford $50. Grow
der 522, Bessie Green a5s, Edna
Judy ass Munel Gardner 41e
individual nigh Single Game
O. Bailey and J b Crawford 1919.
Fred Lee 1870 } Crowder lsa. Hell
en- Underwood 1856. Edna Judy
I75 Bessie Green III.
BOWLING HINTS
A bali delivered with the back
Of the hand toward the pins, en-
tering the one-three pocket is gen
orally a dead bail
II bali Us released directly
from the top II can be made to
spin, but unless Il Is also rolling
forward. Il skids and slides and Is
not effective
A ball rolling forward is cffec-
tive, while sliding ball win de-
fleet when il comes In contact
with the pins more than one which
rolls In rolling q hook or curve
ball, do not turn the wrist too early
as the result viii be q poorly de-
hvered bali The complete action
from stance TO follow through must
be so smooth that the swing OF
the arm, the turn Of the wrist and
release must be perfectly timed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Team High Single Game Brooks
sSt, Jimmys Ok sos, Ted Bies
SOC
Team High Series: Brooks Fun
eral Home 2lO6, Ted Bies 234t,
Jmmys' ok 2290
individual High Single Game:
Ceola Webb 300 Marie Matthews
l9s, Kathy Toombs 1Ss
Individual High Series: Marie
Matthews $50, Cecilia Webb 500
Mary Russell 400
TEN STRIKE. Jan. rs
The Strikers" began the second
half Of their split season Tuesday
How the standings did change
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Team High Single Game; So
Deal Liquors ssh, Ctcero's Rar-B-Q
Si5 Sally and Jays $40
Team High Series; Jack Pine
Acres 1885 So Deal Liquors 2la2
Ron.Daie Rec. 2242.
Individual High Single Game;
Georgia Canton 2l2. 2clma Fan
bright 1917, Mary Russell 100
Individual High SERIES Mary
Russell $50, Iaurctta Moore SIS,
"vern" Barrett i72
NORTHERN LIGHTS, IAN. n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
riia Mn MaaEa
uHHNu RON uIaHfNG FINAL
ATsut NJ Avn PETITION RON
ItIkIHfHl'fsIUN


UIsIntutTtON
NrATF 8b MtSAEmtffA
COUNTY Ur nEN@Epf@
PROBATE COURT
no EHBtc ~ MaHe Joseph Ansf
bReh paaadent
~ ~ 0huhHEp that the final
account and petition Tor eNaBitnh-
ttan thereof Hng fgr distribution.
filed herein. bs heard 8u Monday
February End, 1893 ~ 30 O'Clock
49, ~ tHlh Court iH the Court
Havaa ~ Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and that 81 peraBna interested ~
THIS ustafs present objections. II any
WY Naid psiitian ahgHid not 30
granted
1Rls order shhli be published in
the Minneapolis HpSk ssman and
npptsH thereof matted according 10
law
fHEALJ
WITNESS tbs iIoR MF-f.VIa
J pbTt H8p@ Judge - Probate
cgagi tbis s9th day ~ December,
1853
HpWE rORaEER
tisfk ~ Probate Court
samuel ~ Hslimaa
tiz Alealist hidW
Attorney
tHpoksamaa Ian :. 80 and tai
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
BILL RUSSELL LEADS NBA LEAGUE
IN REBOUNDINC; BAYLOR THIRD

New York City lANIl - At the halfway point Of the Ma
tonal Basketball Association season. B Russell continues
dominate ia rehoundiug, 20 be expected
The seyruioocr OF the Boston Ceies ia 81 games had
grabbed off s6q for game Of - His top perform
40 against the Cincinnati Royals Dec H. lie
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

gfls 10. s}Eft
oHUpn ron upAufSn rBtt~
RIOS ron pHoor 90 Will
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EIATMa ASu ron ut1AHt~s
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fA FnpHATE CffiuT
ne 10 EHtatn ~ Emmett 9aofgs
clinton. ath3 khuwb a. ~ y glio-
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Court sn Nsn6av. 1uma set 1859
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Navss 81 Miahes Heiis NinHss8ta
Fitsss orders shall - eaplisbsa
tr The kinueaguHs spokesman ahH
s0rfs ulsitsg sceofainE ta 3Nw
fHEAf. on PROBATE NpuhTI
WfT4EES fhs ffOs MNfsgfN
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Insect pests ia the United States
nulllfy the labor ~ Al least 600
900 working men yearly
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

since 1850 per acre yield n
corn IN the q 4 has risen co.,
wheat 4oH and cotton a7@
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Life II like gon. ~ can ~
aimed Ia only gHe direction 1T .
time "--Aii&Sn Fowler short
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game: Ted
Bles $50, ST. Paul Recorder s76
Woodlands S7S.
Team high Series: Observer
25le. Woodlands 2fsg, Recorder
2t45,
Individual High Single Game
I'D Pillows 220 Lamar Collins 2i7,
Howie Barrett 2t4
Individual High Series: Howie
Barrett 573 IA" Mcintosh 55s
I a ~. tNnIl.,r. hIa-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Duo CITIES PACFsETTERs
JAN. Is

The State tournament team
sponsored by the pacesetters won
eighteenth place In the event A
total OF one hundred one teams
we're in the pay-offs Congratuia-
tons gals
Seasons end banquet plans were
discussed az the mid season meet
ing held Wednesday at Wanda
Owens residence
Pauline Clark made her first
visit 10 the lanes Thuraday and
joined the Mpls Spokesman team
The team was sorry 10 hose Dor.
othy Raienger but happy to have
Pauline replace her Welcome and
good bowling Pauline Gallery
bowiers included Art Moore and
sons zcnetta Harris TAFT Martin,
Vince shepherd Jr BIZ I'M,
Wash" Dee Turner, Joe Norris
Howie Barrett. and Jim Gardner
TEAM STANDINGS, JAN. rs
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Three Little Rock
School Members Ask
Controlled Infeurufion

Little Rock, Ark (ANP) -Ev-
erett Tucker, Jr, Ted Lamb, and
Russell H. Matson, Jr., members
of the Little Rock School Board,
have openly called for plans which
would institute controlled integ-
ration" in the city's schools.
Such a plan, they felt, was i'm
perative in the event that the
courts declared unconstitutional
state laws which closed the public
schools in Little Rock.
The plan was offered in juxta-
position to the proposal of Robert
w. Laster, another member of the
school board.
Under the plan of Laster, the
four Little Rock high schools
would be reopened on a segregated
basis in open defiance Of the Fed
eral court order concerning the
schools.
In their statement Tucker, Lamb
and Matson declared that "any
court of action which calls for
open defiance Of the court order
is unthinhable.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
TrYoufs For Theofer
In The Round
On March Is, ~ & 10

Tryouts for Theater in the Round
Players last play of the season,
Nude With Violin" will be held
at 1880 pm. Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday March 16, IT, & 49, at
the Calhoun Beach hotel.
The groups current production,
Separate Tables" is playing
March 10, IA and Is at Benton
Hall, YWCA, 18th and Nicollet.
Curtain time is $50 pm. Tickets
may be purchased at the box Of
flee.
The cast for Nude With Vio-
lin" calls for women ranging
in age from 20 to early SOS;
men from late 2O's to about SIS
Zone of them a Jamaican singer
and 14-year-old boy.
Major parts are a middle-aged
butler, French maid about the
same age, young magazine writer,
is typical of England's upper mid
die class, her 2O-year-old daughter
a woman in her early SOS who
and middle-aged art dealer.
Director Frederick w. Hilgen-
dorf will hear tryouts for the Noel
Coward play.