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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
B WSU Teams
I'm Local Action

Wayne State University will
Swing into its first big weekend
pf the spring sports season Sat
Rirday, April Is, with baseball,
Fowing and tennis competition
lated for Detroit.
Coach Joe Truske's baseball
cam will host the University Of
chicago in a doubleheader at
northwestern Field, Grand River
md Hooker, with the first game
arting at ! pm. Saturday. The
ayne squad met the Maroons
pr the first time last year with
ach team taking one game.
The Tartar tennis team whic'
pened by upsetting Kalamazoo
ollege, will be looking for an.
her victory Saturday against
estern Michigan College. While
'e baseball games are in pro-
less, the tennis team will be
aging at another corner CT
prthwestern Field starting at
pm.
Saturdays WSU sports action
u stretch to the Detroit R!ye-
len the Tartar rowing team
j open is season against Mich
IN State University at ? pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
GrambIing Prexy
Speak in Atlanta

ATLANTA. Ga. (SpeciaD - A
college president who CLOSES
over his own accomplishments
lightly served as the feature
speaker for the annual Extra
Point Club all-city sports ban
quct here Monday night
The speaker was President r.
w. +. Joncas of Grambling. an
unassuming nationally known ed.
ucator who has worked like a
stevedore to build the North
Louisiana school into the ma
tons fourth ranked Negro col
lege
The banquet honorcd out
standing city high school and
college athletes from Clark, Nor
ris Brown ard Morehouse col
leges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25

decade; Jack Fouts, who came
here from Bowling Green Uni
versity where he assisted with
the line and Jack Nelson, who
formerly handled the ends at
Colorado.
Fonde will be in charge OF
the bsekfield, Fovts will be
interior line coach and Nelson
will be end mentor under fhe
new set-vp.
Of the 40 letter winners from
the 1858 squad which won two
games. tied one and lost six, Eli
OFT will have % returnees but
not all of them will report for
spring drills. A small number OF
holdover reserves. plus pro.
spective sophomore group that is
fairly solid but not exceptional.
complete the squad which will
carry the Wolverines into the
1859 season.
Missing will be such familiar
faces as those of Bob Ptacek,
great quarterback on last year S
squad; Gary Prahst and Walt
Johnson, regular ends: Captain
John Herrnstein, Jim Byers and
Gene Sisinyak, fullbacks; jim
Dickey at center, and a number
of others.
Elliotts problems will be man
fold this spring. Installation o
a new system. based primaril
on the T-formation, rather tina
the combination single-wing an
T tactics employed in the past
means major teaching job mus
be done in a comparatively shor
time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
key In there, Poffo and Lvbich
won't dare try any more dirty

WON'T dare Try any more o'F'y
work.
AT least. | don't think they
will But they act like crazy men
when they think someone is go
ing TO get that u. S. champion
ship away from Poffo."
Snyder, muscular former Utah
football and mat hero, lost the
L. S. title TO Porto early in
March in one of the most con-
troversial wrestlin gmatches ever
seen in this area. Lubich actually
climbed into the ring and club
bed Snyder senseless with his
cane - and got away with it..
poffo won the title the cheap
way. pinning the groggy Snyder.
In a return match at the Olym-
pia on April IL, Poffo and Snyd-
or divided the first two falls.
Poffo subdued Snyder with a
body pin in 1926 despite the
fact that Snyder had clearly
been the amber wrestler. The
second fall was taken by Snyder
with his famed abdominal
stretch. Then Poffo won the
final with his Italian body break
err in the surprising time of LIB.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
ev JIM BUTLER

Tho Detroit Raiders are going
.bead with plans for the com
! ~ coming football season in
,ss s ontario Rugby Football I'm
i'm. despite the move by a RI
val concern to take over the
Detroit franchise.
Behind the new bid are Bob
Cassaway, secretary treasurer
If the Raiders last year, and
loel Mason, an assistant Raider
coach last year and Wayne State
basketball coach.
Heavyweight prospect Alonzo
Johnson of Pittsburgh racked up
his eleventh straight victory
Monday night in New York by
edging big Billy Hunter of De.
troit for a split decision in a
ten,rounder at st. Nicholas.
Referee Davey Field (6-3-D
and Judge Joe AgneIlo (7-3)
had Johnson the winner.
Judge Leo Birnbavm cast his
ballot for Hunter. ga.
Don Jordan of Los Angeles and
Virgil Atkins OF C.tSoLius a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
This Week in
Spartan Sports

EAST LANSING, Mich.-Michi-
gan State swings into full
schedule Of spring athletic events
this week as all four Spartan
varsity squads see action.
In baseball. the Spartans en-
gaze non.conference for Western
Michigan on Tuesday at Kalama'
700, then open the Big Ten sea
son against Michigan in three
games. The first game is slated
for Friday in Ann Arbor, fol.
lowed by a doubleheader Satur
day in East Lansing.
The track team, under Coach
Fran Dittrich, has carded the
Drake Relays in DcS MONIES,
Iowa, on Friday and Saturday
Central Michigan and Western
Michigan will provide the oppo-
sition for the MSU golf team as
il opens the %ason at the Forest
II. Akers Golf Course on Satur
day. Coach Ben Van Alstyne has
a promising squad of junior and
sophomores, and hopes that the
opening meet will provide good
experience for his young team
before entering Big Ten compe'
tition.
The 1859 edition of the Spar
tan tennis team will journey to
Columbus, Ohio, TO meet Ohio
State in its season opener. The
team compiled a 81 record or
the spring training trip, defeat
ing Troy State Teachers College
and Auburn, and losing to Florl
da State.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
Patterson
Preparing
For Bout

New York City (CNo) - After
much ado, it's now certain that
Brian London and Floyd Patter-
son will meet - in the ring that
is - for the heavyweight title.
Ringside is selling for a mere
SIS. But better bout gems to
be going on among promoters
resulting in Cecil Rhodes, origi.
nal booster of the bill, being
ousted. The reason, not quite
clear, remains that he is not a
resident of Indiana, the fight
scene.
Also confusing was the shift
in dates = from April oath to
May lst - and then last but not
least, the change in locales. Orig
inally booked for Las Vegas-the
gambling haven where promoter
Rhodes expected to make a mint
the scene was shifted to lndi.
annapolis. But amid all the confu.
sion, one thing was done = all
contracts had to be changed. TV
rights had been sold for S250,000
under the old contract, but the
new deal has not yet been an
nounced. It is expected to be as
healthy.
Meanwhile, tickets are being
printed for a New York bout at
Yankee Stadium between Patter.
son and Ingemar Johansson July
25th. Ringside for this fracas is
500. The Swede arrives in New
York April 9th and will watch
the fight in indianapolis.
And the man who the fuss is
all about - shy Floyd Patterson,
quietly takes the train into Indi-
annapolis, confident he'll keep his
crown. Brian London, big and
bold, has yelled to all, on arrival,
that he'll win the title and upset
the Stadium deal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25


Sharkey is one of two referees
who will officiatc this bout.~And
the Boston warrior has served
notice that he will tolerate no
nonsencc from Poffo or his con-
niving manager second. Bronko
Lubich - or from Snyder.
THAT suits me fine" de-
eIares Snyder. "AII | have ever
asked is an honest chance to
prove that I'm a better wres-
Ter than Porto. I've met Porto
twice, and each time he and
Lvbieh have gotten away with
the most fragrant violations OF
all rules OF good conduct and
sportsmsnship. With Mr.. shar-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
Hettehe Motors Tops in
Dexter Mixed League

and totals from Ypsi Merchants;
and Collingwood lassies took 2
and totals from Ypsi SATELLITES.
Contestants and sponsors reveal
ed throught Irene Rowe and
writer, Thomas N. Brown, their
thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Far
ley of Collingwood for their won
derful reception for the out-of-
town bowlers.
Many of the participating
teams will spend the weekend of
April 25 and 26 in Buffalo, N. Y.
playing the MIA. Tournament.
Jim Butler
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25

who will guide the freshmen
again, are holdovers from last
years staff. The three newcom-
ers include Henry Hank) Fonde,
former Wolverine back who es-
tablished a phenomenal record at
Ann Arbor high school the past
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25

z and totals. In other games
Savage give" won z from Ypsi
brewery; Ypsi Store defeated
Burdens Painters and Pontiac
Merchants whipped Mixon's
Market.
The lassies were in good form
as Burdens Bowlerettes won 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25

Aggregations from Pontiac,
Yysilanti and Detroit met Sun
day in the new 20 Grand Lanes
for craftsmanship match games.
Ramsey Recreation won 2 and
totals from Collingwood. James
Bass was top knock for Ramsey,
banging 235 for 623, and star,
Claude. earned pace honors for
Collingwood with 211 for 600.
A speedy Ypsi Sport Show
squad beat Pryor's Auto Wash
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25

Elliott, who succeeded retired
Bonnie Oosterbaan as head
coach, has a staff of assistants
which averages 33 years in age
to make it one of the youngest
major college grid coaching
groups in the country. Two OF
them, Bob Hollway, line and de-
fensive coach, and Don Dufek,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
BY JIM BUTLER

Eeche Motor team, capained by Bill Hill walked oil
tcp prize in the Dexter Mixed League. Captain, Irene
Roe Bens Uniform outfit took second place. and Leroy
Krawfords Francenes Beauty Nook showed with
good third
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
Sharkey To Referee
OIympia Mat Bout

Jack Sharkey. former world heavyweight boxing cham
pon will be on hand to maintain order when Wilbur
Snyder makes another attempt to take the u S. heavy
weight wrestling crown from Angelo Poffo at the Olympia
Stadium SATURDAY. Nav g
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
New Coach Bump Elliot
Grooming SO Gridders

Mchgans 1859 football fortunes will be in the hands
of new coaching staff headed by Chalmer Bump Elliott
former Wolverine A-Amercan back, and this energetic
group will not lack for challenge in the rebuilding
oh il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25

Dream athlete Lonnie Sanders
scored a triple with firSts in the
broad jump and both hurdles
while helping Pershing High
whip Central 1922 Friday.
Terminate Warren Meadows won
the pole vault, tied for first in
the high jump and placed third
in the broad jump.
High school golfers will start
April q, tennis players April %,
JIM BUTLER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25


Basketball ace FELTON, Rogers
leapcd right off the court onto
the track cinders this week and
SET the pace for Eastern Highs
thlncladS. Rogers. best high
jumper in the Metropolitan
League last spring. captured has
specially Thursday in leading his
school to an 1922 win over
Southeastern.
Eastern coach Lorenzo Wright
says Rogers will top the cut.
loor record of 6-4al before the
season is over.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
SPORTS
TRAP
BY jim BUTLER
BY JIM BUTLER

Virgil Atkins of St Louis. viii,
meet in return match for the
worlds weltcrwcight champion.
ship at Kicl Auditorium Friday
Jordan is beng trained by Ed.
che Fuich, former director of
Brewster Recreation Centcr's
boxing club.
This weeks star in prep cir.
Giles in Henry Carr of South.
western High The 60. 1885
pound sophomore is an early
Standout in the 100 and 22O-yard
lasheS, broad Jump and 88o.vard
relay for the track team.
In the daShes he is often the
last runner away from the start.
ing line, but comes on so strong
IN the later stages of the race
ne makes up the deficit Carr
started in the broad jump less
than week ago and has al
ready cleared 20 feet, eight inch.
eS.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05
Arrange
Community Tour

A tour of All window dis
plays in the Smyrna-Clayton
and Middletown-Town areas
will be sponsored by the Black
bird All Club tonight, March S.
The exhibits have been arrang-
ed in observance of National f.
H Club Week, Feb. % through
March 7. Each county in the
state conducts an elimination
contest to determine which en-
try shall be entered in the state
competition. Blackbird has par
ticipated in the project for sew
eral years. Plans for a trip to
the Winterthur Museum were
discussed at a recent meeting of
the organization. Committees
were appointed but no date was
selected. A dance will again be
sponsored as a Embarrassing
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05
Clayton Cub Pack
Sponsors Annual
Blue-Cold Dinner

The Clayton Cub Scout an
nual Blue and Gold banquet was
held at the Clayton School til S
week with the program opened
by Den 3, leading the pledge to
the flag. The invocation was
given by James Vaughn, Jr.
James Vaughn, Sr., cub master,
presided. The table decorations
had a patriotic theme in honor
of George Washington's birth
day. Guests of honor included
Earl Ford, scoutmaster of Troop
135, and Mrs. Ford; Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Hutchison, MIR.
and Mrs. Elwood Massey, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. William Jones, and
Mrs. Richard w. Comegys. Man.
uel Alvarado represented the
Clayton Lions Club, sponsors of
the Clayton Cubs, and extended
greetings, commencing the den
mothers and cubmaster for their
outstanding work. Mr.. Ford, the
principal speaker, talked on the
scouting program and expressed
enthusiasm for the work of the
cubs in preparation for advanc-
ed scouting. Scouts who were
cubs are doing excellent work
in advancement and earning
badges, he said. Mr.. Vaughn an
nounced that the Clayton Pack
is making plans for a bake to
be held on April IL to raise
funds for the cub program.
Members of Den 2 conducted
the closing ceremony. The den
mothers are Mrs. Woodrow
Hobbs, Mrs. Harry Moor, Mrs.
Joseph Rowlinson, Mrs. Julian
Woodall, and Mrs. H. L. Hur-
lock.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05
Governor Urges
Vision Safeguard

In a proclamation issued this
week at Dover, Gov. ]. Caleb
Boggs urged all Delawareans to
cooperate with optometrists of
the state in the latters' efforts
to improve traffic safety through
conservation and improvement
of driver vision. Delaware citiz-
ems were particularly urged to
give such cooperation during the
period March | to 7, which the
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05

chief executive has designated
as Save Your Vision Week
After pointing to an ever IN
creasing nationwide traffic death
toll, Gov. Boggs stated that
science and common sense in
dicates a positive causative re-
lationship between this terrify-
ing toll and inadequate driver
vision"
"It behooves all government
officials and citizens" said Gov.
Boggs, ito cooperate strongly
with every effort to improve
traffic safety on our streets and
highways"
Observance of Save Your
Vision Week" is being sponsor
ed by the Delaware Optometric
Association. Driving I a k e S
Seeing" has been adopted as the
slogan for the March 1T OBJ
servance.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05

ing the US. Navy's Construc-
ton Battalions, popularity
known as the Seabees.
In his proclamation the states
chief executive, himself a COM
bat veteran of World War II,
traced the history of the Sea-
bees, pointing out that through
out the long months of World
War II, nearly quarter of a
million Seabees worked night
and day to provide roadways,
airstrips and shore installations,
which enabled the armed might
of our nation and its allies to
prevail over the tremendous
force of our enemies"
Governor Boggs also praised
the Korean War activities of the
Seabees, which he said were
important in stemming the ris-
ing tide of communist aggres-
sion in that part of the world. "
The Seabee Reserves were
praised by Governor Boggs as
being trained and ready for
further service to the country at
anytime the need arises"
The proclamation was signed
in the presence of Chief War
rant Officer ]. Ward Hurley, of
Dover, a veteran of II years
service with the Seabees and
now serving as training officer
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05

means. Two new members, Jer-
ry Johnson and Ernie Schofield,
were granted membership in
February. Mrs. Jack Filings
worth is leader of the Blackbird
Club, which comprises boys and
girls from an area extending
from Townsend to Clayton. Alb
by Apgar is president this year.
Grace Davis serves as publicity
chairman.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05

U. S. SKYLINES BRIGHTEN.
Important trend in today's archi-
lecture is use of metal curtain
walls to create buildings of shin
ing beauty. Especially suitable is
stainless steel which won't rust
or corrode, and is so easy to
clean that rain actually washes
SCOT away. Among notable STAIN
less structures (D the newly
opened Columbus (Ohio) and
Southern Electric Building,
striking glass and stainless COM
bination (2) us. Plywood's New
York City offices, featuring wood
inserts in stainless panels that
look bright as new although in
stalled about ten years ago, (3)
model of Pittsburgh's future
Gateway Building No. a, q spec
tacular addition to the city's new
Gateway Center.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05
Governor Praises
Seabees' Service

In calling for observance of
today, March 5, as "Seabee
Day." Governor ]. Caleb Boggs
has called attention to the out
standing contributions, in war
and peace, of the men compris-
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05

of C.B. Division 4-3, Whining
ton. Mr.. Hurley outlined to Gov
ernor Boggs plans for the Sea-
bees observance of their 18th
birthday and invited the Gov
ernor to participate in the OBJ
Servance.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-05

Agriculture buys more petro-
leum than any other industry
nearly Is billion gallons year.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-10
FUneionarios de AAA
Predieen Aumenfo de
Turismo Poro Cube

LA HABANA.-Despues de
realilar una investigation So
bre las tacilidades turisticas de
la revolution, dos funcionarios
de la American Automobile
Association, senores Robert BIZ
nner y William Traumm, decla-
raron que ell turismo en- Cuba
esta en- Was de restablecimien-
to total. Predijeron, una cifra
record desde este mes y que la
creciente turistica sera mayor
que nunca.
Agrego Binner, que el pro-
medic de $4,000 a 100000 visi-
tantes anuales que Sc registra-
ba en- Cuba antes de la Revo-
luc;0n, seris acknowledgements
superado durante La temporada
de 1859 a 1860.
En- su vista a esta ciudad,
cambiaron impresiones con los
gerentes de hoteles, cabarets
y otras empreas que dependen
para su subsistencia del turis.
me en- SUI mayor parte.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-10
Desfa|co por I'm Million en-
Moron Y en- Ciego de Ayi|a
Aevsan a ex Ministro de Viviendas

to de dilatar ell procedimiento
para que nunca Sc supiera la
verdad.
"Con fecha febrero Is de
1857, o sea, hace dos amos los
contadores Alfonso Gutierrez,
jefe de Examen y Control de
Obligaciones contraidas y Jose
A. Hernandez, jefe de Fiscali-
zacion de Ingresos y Gastos que
de acuerdo con la denuncia pro-
cedia la inspection tecnica en-
ell lugar de la ejecuci6n de las
obras y aun csc tramite no Sc
ha corfido por haberse varia-
do con posterioridad ell curse
de los Expedientes."
"Que como en- la actualidad
Ell Gobierno Revolucionario al
que me homo en- pertenecer
tiene ell firme proposito de de-
volver al pueblo 10 que es del
pueblo, procede la revocation
de todos los acuerdos arbitrarios
tomados en- relacion con los ex
pedientes' mencionados".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-10
NUEvO PLAN EDUCATIONAL
ANUNCIA MINISTRO DR.. HART
Session solemne para eonstituir Ministerio
de EdUeaeion en- Sontioqo

= SANTIAGO DE CUBA.-E
ministro de Education, doctor
Armando Hart, y funcionarios
de SUI Ministerio, llegaron aver
a Santiago de Cuba a fin de mi
ciar ell plan educational del Co
bierno en- Oriente y exponer
al magisterio y la ciudadania
de esa region los puntos 'esen-
ciales del programa que ira de-
sarrollandose progresivamen-
te en- ell pals con los trabajos
de d%epuracion y reestructura-
cion de la docencia nacional.
quedo constituido en- la provin-
ella de Oriente en- una session
solemne celebrada anoche en-
la Universidad.
Tan pronto como ell Ministro
de Education fue saludado por
las autoridades de Santiago de
Cuba y representatives de la
clase magisterial, Sc inicio una
manifestation por las GALES de
la ciudad, en- direction hacia ell
local del Colegio Municipal de
Maestros Normales y Equipara-
dos.
En- Ell desfile iban miembros
del Ejercito rebelde; los deca-
nos de los Colegios de Maestros
y Pedagogos, dirigentes de to.
das las instituciones p~rofesio-
males. de Ia provincial yfuncio-
narios docentes.