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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-09-07
WE'D. STIR {. 1859 rHE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE ,
band, wife or guest. With or
without eupctS INC u,ip,o,. a.,

band, wife or guest. With or
without guests, the winner alsc
49, 49, f.,'. r'-i ,r,-ls
.o.". - i. ~..p-ns -..
The IS representatives WHO
cunuia" -, lost points
ever a minimum during the
contest period. also will win n
'our?day trip to Nassau for
themselves and a guest each.
The five district managers
Oh" accumulate the most
"in's in tHcir 'iStricts t,urin,
he contest viii win the same
Nassau tri" for themselves an
a guest each.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-09-07
WOW Opens It's
Biggest Drive
For Membership

One of the biggest member
snip campaigns in Woodmen OF
the Worlds history was an
nounced August 20 by -. F.
Newton, vice president and di-
rector for field.
Inc Atlanta SOVEREIGN
S:HMPaign offers the Socictv's
field representatives and dis
.ric' managers the opportunity
y" win an all-expenses-paid
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-09-07

ed the Army In November
1858 and completed basic
training at Fort Hood, Tex.
before arriving overseas the
following April.
The former Green Sea Hisl.
School student worked for
tIlRht Enterprise. Inc. i'm Char
,'S'"n prior To entering the
Army.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Moore,
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Long and
children Edward and Diane. ali
Of c nway " ~ dinner GtC.,
last Sunday Of Mra. JCs..
Moore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-09-07

The Nassau trip will be made
by chartered airlines from At
lanta July 10, The party will
stay at the famous British
Colonial Hotel.
To start the contest, the So
ciety Is awarding triple points
curing the month of Septemb-
CT only.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-09-07
INSISCERITY

me most exhausting thing
N life is being insinccrc
Anne Murrow Lindbergn
/" talk the right and live
me wrong Is foolish deceit do
Hir ones self the most harm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-09-07

Column
CIV B0s ace Garter

HURRICANES BY the time this gets print Hurricane
may have changed her may middle
the big blow But early this everyone talking
the dangerous
was headed too far the Cuba hc
nave feeling inside that urged that hit
We particularly wanted to catch Communist
ni'die of a huge iicli and him wa
the C"mnicS nave crCp into hr little island right "I
shores and it's hard
for thot nmct You have admit gov
criet which Castro cverrrew Disgusting -oNcnnur
too He dictator and certainly didn't
snip OF the Cuban people But certainly improv,
met ANA matter of relations with
worse than Batista We aren't wishing
anywhere else but might
@ny met with disaster and the
and friendship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
ROOMS WANTED

WOMAN wants rm. In NV, or Nd
with woman living alone IN exeh,
ior STAYING home nights. Box
lilo, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

PIANO. snail Estay Grand, excel
eena,, pvt. owner. $3.50, IA. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

ARAB WELSH MARE - 2-yr.-old
~ hands, very quiet; $500. 6-yr.-
OLD black geldine, IL hands; $27S
weaving Shetland foals: $95 up
Also several nice bred mares; $500,
G Sanss HIsROcK FARM, War
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APIS. FURNlSMED-D,e:

ACADEMY sUITES-Happines,
awaits you in our fine Old ho,,ss
converted TO Ink. suites: 8 rooms
SSU-S6: singles, S75. CO. 6-703S
1901 r. !. ave. NV, "o"'
ADULTS-In ministers home: q
LIB. OF Cons. Ii. 3-nII7
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GOLD
DIAMONDS
AND GOLD COINS

See US drst. We pay highest cash
! g gfSi # ASK I 70 for n HAS SFSo- ssRoTT'
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL on

FIREPLACE WOOD Cslsb). SIS
cord: stack 50, Dial s0i-WA' 8.
1904 or ~. 4-1665.
FREWo0D-Most oak slabs, SIS
cord DEL; seas. oak logs SIT cord
81 ID: burke. Va. CIR. 3-0745.
MIXED TIMBER on 10 acres nr
Springheld. You cut. Best reaS
ofer. II. 4-3312.
WANTED, 9 cords Of fireplace wood
IA. 4-1607.
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Your Inspection Invited
-
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV,
CALL FE. 7-44OO

APT: HUNTERS AND STUDENTS
ATTN. - we cannot offer YOU z
fancy address, however, we can
otter you unusually fine, really
clean, nicely furn. modern apts.
IN an attractive, immaculate
Kept apt. bldg, situated most con.
veniently downtown, loo. on prom
inent,. well-liEhted corner Of q
wide 4-street intersection boastinR
streetcar and bus at front door.
All occupants refined carefully
screened adults. Efneiencies, 1.
ana 3 oedrm, units. $50 up,
ATLANTIC ST. bedrm,. mod :.
Turn; mr.. bus and stores: Al
loo. So 90 mo. RA. 3-62l7.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert Sc.
n.w;@eEley:; l bedrm., liv. rm.. kit,
BEAUTIFuL-2-bedrm. apt, nicely
fIrn.; new cond., mr., sheridan
hidE'' h, mr.. Conn. ave. shop. csn-
b:r,. kit, new ref9r., tile bath,
auto, washer; low rent: Sis mo-
Get key at Apt. 90. See vacant
St. nv w. or &c can Ol 8b. StSs5as4:S s'A
BENTON AT 10th PLACE NV
Attract. furn. liv., din, bedrr1,,
kit, porch, S1l0 me. OIL. 4-6S65.
BEST NV. SECTION-Four nicely
Turn. rms, suit. for 8 adults. 1880
Arsonne pl. NV. DE. 2-1o5a, -.
BOILING FIELD AREA, 92O South
ern ave: s.e.-Clean, 3 rms, lge,
refsr.. closets: cple.. non-drinkerl.
SO. 10 2-4514 or 10. 2-16s6. =
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ARAB WELSH MARE 2-yr.-old,
IL hands, very quiet; $500, 6-Yr.-
OLD black geldine, IL hands: $27S
weaving Shetland foalS; $95 up
Also several nice bred mares; $500,
CLARkE'S HI-ROCK FARM, War.
renton, Va. Phone 1855.
bOARS, reg, Hampshire meat type
JOHN Z. MUNCASTER q SON
Near Leesburg: Gilbert $685..
CHESTNUT, thorouRhbFed lilly,
registration papers, 5-yr-oid
'Man-o-War" bioodline; resI
snow or junior hunter prospects.
SAC. for quick sale. DU. 5-5O3g
CHESTNUT GLIDING: FI0shy white
markinss, 1872 hands. Ideal as
pleasure hack. Excellent manners.
REASONABLE. OR. 3-3255.
FOR SALE: 40 Hampshire sheer
with 3 registered Bucks. Iambins
que TO start BY Nov. 18th. PricI
j Tight. Call Warrenton, Va, VA
6lW3.
HEAVY HUNTER.BAY MARE, I6 q
Hoiu Sumper; sound; shown; $500
% sooo nome. BY apt. CIR. g.
HEREFORD BULLS, ready for serT.
H. Reg. acc; herd. Broad Run
EDNA P. JACOBSEN, Bethesda
Md. EN-. 5-O3l5'
HORSES BoARDED-Box stalls So
per month, standing stalls $40
eApert grooming. schooling lighted
protesSonsl training OF any col
titul and second TO none in Wash.
lnston area. Public trail ride,
every Sunday morning with lunch,
eon AZ noon. English or WeSterr
TACK Horses eoltes and ponies fol
Sale: ~ head Of horses for hin
~ 10 per hour the year ronnd
GOLDEN HORSESHOE sTABI Is
INC. 1862 Layhill road, Wheaton
Nd. MA. 2-9SS7.
HORSES BOARDED for cost Of feed
Compl. care. Must have GOOD dis.
position Ell. 6-5076.
HORSES AND PONIES for sale a,
Iaae' | reg. quarter horse MARI
Win permanent papers; i palo,
amino mare; 9 .palomino geldings
thoroughbred seedlings; 4 thor,
ougnoreo mares: / iron-Era,
hunter: 5 quarter horse seidinTs
~ outstanding mare ponies witt
colts by their side: other fint
hoIses to choose from. Can b
~ Ven a. a. sss9 River I'd, Potomac
HUNTER-Beaut. 9-yr to. chest
nut glo. with s yrs. exper. AIS,
mas GOOD timber and hurdle rae,
teeo no; 5000 or best offer. WA
y: e
HUNTING SADDLES (2), large size
E1eel. condition. OR. 1888.
Jk. OR LADIES HUNTER prospect
EemntIs' quiet sound and reaS
On. o-2I63.
LEE PRINCE DOMINO = PoiieC
sonabie. Call ov. s.sii4o' i0' fe'
MARE-Black, white sox hind and
star, IL yrs. old. Jumps, Excel. for
enlloren. WA. 4-4742.
QUARTER HORSE GELDING -
tnucKskin, western broke; easy t.
Western shows. CH. s-56s5 "
REGISTERED MORGAN GELDINC
With papers. Can be seen At 94Sl
river road. or call AK. p-9I56,
SADDLE, BEAUTIFUL BRAZILIAN
,STYLE IN GOOD CONDITION.
MAKE OFFER KE. S-7O25
SINGLE HORSE TRAILER, Good
sonoition; $50. cE. 6-45ll or CE
STALL SPACE for i horse; close
IN Potomae, Nd. Best feed and
care. AK. a-a265.
THOROUGHBRED RACE MARE, Nv
Bolingbroke; only $50; foai Nv
side. @. G. WAUGH. cuipeper,
va. Phone VA. 5-Sls2.
WANTED-Horses TO board, GOOD
care 80 minutes drive from Wash,
Dial 30l-DIamond a-3673.
A VERY GENTLE LARGE WELSH
GELDING PONY = Child's pet:
Ssdole. bride and misc. equip.
3 ,, ZONES; 2 mares, l shetlant
trailer, horse. 100 BrigEI
Chansy I'd, colesville, Nd, w
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POULTRY AND EGGS

PEAF EAT. VT; 81. s blue, ,ns 9 mo; j
each. HI. 9-S137.
RABBITS, white; small ones, 81;
big ones, S1.S0. SP. 3-4s60.
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A1R-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms by the day or week.
including maid service: reduced
rates Tor monthly occupancy Nith
OF Witnout linens and maid BerV-
lSe, ,seGIetarlal service, sun deck
master tclevision antenna system.
Earage facilities; IL minutes from
White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

STORE FIxfUREs-rahles, cases,
elotEing racks, window display
water fountain, Mosler safe
VANS MEMS SHOP, 1882 q, st
NV. ST. 3.s767.
STORM WINDOWS, triple track:
mahogany end tables and coffee
table; very reas. tn. 2-47s9.
s IL. vi sAsR s,n: saL1 @.: Ia ls;;
y Ml: S1ias si.G kuc Ht f EGMs sEiss
STUDIO COUCH, 2 overstufted
chairs, eofiee table; viclins, be-
ginner's and 1716 Stradivarius.
dresser. IA. 4oOssS. 'O'' GU
TEA sET-siiver plate. 5 pieces
and z candlestieks:. SO; nice for
church or home. RA. 6-a304.
TABLE, french walnut lamp table
inlaid: 24"x32". Crystal lamp,
Steuben glass type. Pc. S-5524.
TABLE, mahoga Ornate. 54x32Hs,
nr. Victorian period, used as per-
sonal library table, JU. s-2SI5.
TABLES (2). occasional, mahoE:
very good condition: leather top;
2 for $50. EN-. 3-363a.
TABLE, new, Ficks Reed, circular.
4S-in. diam: genuine Rattan with
mar-proof top: Oriental; height,
~ in cost cost $780, sac. S125. Phone
VIII. 2-3999.
TELEvIsIONS, new black and white
or color; So above cost for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT CO., 1000
ca. ave. NV, HUI. 3-4800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

PIANOS. Don't miss KITS great
anniversary celebration. Spinets,
consoles and Strands from regular
stock sharply marked down. Our
greatest store-wtde sale Of the
year. KITS g convenient loca.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
Post Office Handles 15,O0O Pieces of Seadragon Mail

One of the questions asked at the press conference held on the NorthWind Monday was about the morale of the men and what they did with their time.
 The Nome Post Office staff can answer that question as they spent all day Labor Day until 10 o'clock that night processing 15,00O pieces of mail from the Seadragon so that it would be ready to go out on Tuesdays flight to all parts of the world.
 Included was a letter from US. Congressman Leo O'Brien of New York given to the Seadragon for delivery to Gov William Egan.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
One of A-Bomb Creators Lecturing In Japan

TOKYO, iR-J. Robert Oppen- heimer, one of the creators of the atom bomb, does not plan to visit Hiroshima where the first A bomb was dropped, during his visit to Japan.
 q would like to-" the noted US. physicist said, "but it is not clear that it will be practical"
 Oppenheimer is here as guest of the Japan Committee for In tellectual Exchange. During his three-Week stay he will lecture in Tokyo and Osaka on achieve ments in science.
 Oppenheimer expressed doubt in an interview that Communist China is about to perfect an atomic bomb.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
Actor Sells 1000 Acres Ranchland for Million and Half

HOLLYWOOD, R Actor Leo Carrillo has sold 1000 acres of his big ranch in San Diego County for $l.5 million.
 "This is one old California fam fly that has finally made some money out of it's property" Car rillo said in confirming a report of the sale to Alfred Fong & Associates of Honolulu.
 Carrillo still has $500 acres, valued at more than $4 million. His family came to San Diego County in 1769, but Carrillo has owned the ranchland near Escon- dido for only 19 years.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
SOAP FLAKES FROM HEAVEN

NEWCASTLE ON TYNE, Eng land, R - Soap powder showed from the sky here Tuesday and rainstorm gave the city a sham poo.
 It started when a soap dust ex- tractor damned for Is minutes at a local factory. Clouds of dust billoWed out and settled slowly on streets and gardens. Children ran about holding their eyes. Dogs went wild.
 Then it started to rain. Streets were ankle deep in foam and sludge. Cars s5idded to a halt.
 "It was an exceptional occur rence," said a factory spokesman when Washday was over
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07

SALISBURY, England, R-The skeleton of child who lived $500 years ago, wearing an ear ring made from the tusk of a wild boar, was brought to light We'd nesday near Stonehenge. This is the great stone array of pillars where ancient Britons Worshiped.
 Excavation directed by Miss E.. V w. Field of the British Min istry of Works also revealed nine other skeletons buried under a raised mound that served as a funeral monument. Two other such barroWs had been unearthed before,
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
NNOM TV coselona heNnA!s Some nnf Ha5dnaEs sAhns
 Comments and Complaints - Main l54
JUNEAU PIONEER DIES

SEATTLE, R = Miss Minnie Goldstein, 85, member of a pio- neer Juneau family, died at Pro violence Hospital Sunday. She had been at the hospital four months,
 She had lived in Alaska since 1885 and had extensive property holding at Juneau, associates said.
 She was a member of the East ern Star and the Pioneers of Al aska. She was born in Winnipeg.
 Funeral services were held here Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
IN MAGISTRATES COURT

Vernon Carlson, disorderIy con- duct, $50, and 90 days suspended.
 James Goddard, Larry Haydon and Boyd Brookshire, disorderly conduct, $100 each.
 Ethel Ailak, disorderly conduct, $25; Fred LeheW, disorderly con- duct, $25, and $15 restitution to Lomen's for broken window.
 John Olson Jr., disorderly con- duct, $50.
 Johnnie Omedelina and George Kost each pleaded guilty to drunk charges and fined $30; Mabel Greene, disorderly conduct, $30.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
STEEL RISING FOR
 AUKRUK BOWLING LANES

Construction is moving along on the Nome BoWler's new Aukruk Lanes. Steel columns are rising and it will take shape rapidly from now on.
 Stock sales have been in pro- gress to cover the cost of this enterprise and it has been report that with the opening of the lanes no further stock sales will be made at $1 per share and the only available stock, if at all, will be based on an increased asset value.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
Contractor Experiencing Difficulties In Erecting Bridge At the Kuzatrin

The American Services who are building the bridge at the Kuza- trin are reported having trouble with the installation of the large spans of the former Cushman St. bridge. They attempted to use three cranes but were unsuccess- ful and are hauling the large dragline of the US. Smelling Go. to the area, taking it to the Kuza- trin in several pieces because of the weight.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
BIG FISH ON LABOR DAY

Capt. Robert Steel of the AL aska National Guard, will have lasting memento to remember the day the atomic submarine Sea dragon visited Nome on Labor Day when he mounts the 37-inch Arctic Char which he caught in the Pilgrim River.
 Steel said his tackle was a hot-rod lure and spinner.
 Capt. Steel says as far as he knows there is no relationship be- tween himself and Cmdr, Steele, commander of that big fish, the USS SeadragOn.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
Stanley Smith Contests Aug. 9 Primary Election

Stanley Smith, Democratic can didate for Senator of the 23 Dis trict, who was defeated in the Aug. 9 primary election, is con- testing the election returns and has written Judge Hubert Gil bert setting forth the reasons for his action.
 He has been advised that in order to contest the election he will be required to file a formal action before the court can recog- nize his claim.
 In his letter to Judge Gilbert Smith states:
 "In times past the election mat erials have been sent to the postmasters who gave them out when the people came in for their mail. Since no other instructions were received, the people as sumed that the same procedure would be used, At the election time, they came in and found no ballots. The postmasters didn't know the reasons, the councils hadn't been notified, and none of the teachers know the procedure, therefor the methods of voting by absentee had not be communi- cated to them.
 "Now, the question arises as to whether this oversight is enough to change the results of an cleo tion. I would like to point out to Your Honor, that l was de- feated by something less than 200 votes. Nine villages were unable to vote in this area. Two of these villages are at or near the 400 population mark. The total popu- lation for these villages is over 1,500 people with a probable Vot- ing number in excess of 300. h. cluded in these villages are the three villages where I have taught school for the better part of the last 10 years, and another village (population 390) where I am liv- ing at the present time. The fig ures speak for themselves since I carried the neighboring village by overwhelming majorities. It can be assumed that I would have re- ceived votes from these villages even more overwhelming The ab sentee vote would have changed the results of the election.
 I have stated the facts as I know them. I suggest that you investigate by contracting the village councils and postmasters of the following villages:
 "Kwiguk, Sheldon's Point, Che yak, Scammon Bay, Pilot Station, Hamilton, Bill Moore Slough, Kotlik, Chaneliak.
 "Wth faith in your impartial judgement, I am
 Stanley Smith"
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy with chance of rain to- night. Lowest temperature ex- pected tonight 37 the high tomor- row 48.
 In the past "A hours: highest temp. 42, lowest 35. Sunrise at 5:01 am, sunset at 6:57 pm.
 A year ago today. highest 46, lowest 35. Extremes on this date since 1907: highest 66 in 1911, lowest 26 in 1882.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
QUEEN SIZE

ATLANTIC CITY, LR - Miss Arkansas and Miss Kentucky tower head and shoulders above all of the other girls entered in the Miss America Pageant here.
 Both Claudette Smith of Star City, Ark, and Alice Chumbley of Jamestown, Ky, stand 5-feet-9 and are the tallest girls in the beauty and talent contest.
 With two others entrants Miss Alaska, June Cathleen BoWdish, has the biggest hips-37 inches.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
Seems Like Only Yesterday

RUSHVILLE, Ind, R-Sammy Gruell of Juliaetta, Idaho, arrived for visit in his home town and immediately noted:
 T see you've got new court house."
 It was built in 1898. Gruell, 93, hadn't been back since he left in 1896.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
Elton Outwater Shoots Self

Elton OutWater is hospitalized for a self inflicted wound having fired into his own mouth with the bullet coming out through his cheek and ear.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07

Sam Kagilook of Teller Passes On
 Sam Kagidlook, aged 70 years, who is from Teller, passed away at the hospital today. Funeral ar engagements have not been an- nounced
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
NOTE OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank those who helped us during our unexpected accident at Fox River last week. and 10 thank all those who took part in the rescue operation.
 Ed Walker and family
 and party.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07

FOUND-Man's large white gold
 wedding ring. Call at Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
w A N Y A ID s

FOR SALE - Reliance burner, pressure pump. Call Red 157.
 106c
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07

FOR RENT - room furnished apartment. Call Main I'll.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-11-05

duel at Hammerbcrg Field.
The descisive play came with
the ball on Northwestern's 80
off left tackle, slipped away from
yard line after a punt. Carr hit
tackler and sprinted down the
left sideline for 68 yards 1t
didn't matter that his try for
the conversion was blocked.
Carr finished the day with a
net of 83 yards on II carries.
He was thrown for losses on
three plays and held to no gain
on three others. His longest run
prior to the touchdown was 30
yards with an intercepted pass
earlier in the last period.
Until Friday, once beaten
Eastern held slight hopes of re-
tanning the Public School Lea
guc's East Side championship.
The slim possibility evaporatcd,
however, as Mumiord scored in
the last quarter TO tie the 1859
pacemakcr, 1913. The deadlock
made ii impossible for Eastern
to win the title even with an
upset over undefeated DENLY
next week.
A sports triple header will
be held at Olympia Nov. %, with
two other events preceding the
Detroit Pistons' National Basket
ball Association game against the
Syracuse Mats. Althea Gibson,
former us. and Wimbledon
champion, will face Karol Fageros
in a professional tennis match,
and the Harlem Ambassadors,
featurning Ducky Moore and Leon
Hilliard, will play the New York
Skyscrapers in an exhibition
basketball game TO open the pro
gram at 7 pm The Pistons' game
will start at 9 pm.
The tie for first place would
be broken by mathematical
formula in which DENLY and Cass
would receive points for the teams
they beat, The teams would be
graded from | to 10 on the basis
OF the positions they held at the
close of the season.
Cass took over second place by
defeating Central, 1910. Bill
Brown swept around end for So
yards and Joe harper placc-kick-
Cd in the first quarter Harper
also booted a field goal from the
l3-yard line in the third period,
while Barry Keller and Ron
James downcd julius McGcc in
the end zone in the last eight
seconds for the safety, McGcc
had run behind his goal trying
to avoid tacklers after intercept
ing pass.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-11-05
Sp oRTS-
GRAPHIC
BY Jim Butler

Michigan State sophomore
Ernie Clark is described as col
lcgiatc Johnny Unitas." Clark is
a 24-year-old six-footer who
weighs just over 200 pounds. His
college football career was spawn
cd on the sandlots Of Buffalo and
hatcher in the Spartans' 21-0
victory over Notre Dame earlier
this season.
Karol Fageros and Althea Glib
son will stage a tennis match in
conjunction with a Piston basket
ball game at Olympia, Nov. %.
Lightweight champion Joe
Brown and ex-challenger Cisco
Andrade Saturday accused each
other of failing to make a fight
of their 15-round title bout Fri
day night in which Brown easily
retained his crown Brown said
he considered his unanimous,
onc-sidcd decision "a tune.up"
for another title fight this year
against either Eddie Perkins, of
Chicago. or Len Matthews, of
Philadelphia. Andradc paid tri-
butte to Brown as a great fighter"
but declared the champion failed
to defend like much of cham
pion. But the match did not sit
we'll with the partisan crowd OF
9,100-prcdominantly Mexican-A-
merican-which paid S55,000 to
see the championship fight.
This was Browns ninth title
defense, breaking the lightweight
division record of eight he shared
with Benny Leonard. Andradc
was only the third of the nine
challengers TO end up on his
feet at the final bell. Brown
weighed 134l2, Andrade 1882.
Bob Douglas starred as South
eastern High School defeated
Northern, 25-l4, for its third
victory. He picked up 18l yards,
scoring on runs of six and 81
yards. jim Goad ran 10 yards
with blocked punt and Jim
Grimm covered II yards with
ar intercepted pass. Johnny
Styles made both Northern touch
downs. running 45 yards in the
third period and three in the
last.
Except for one play. Cody did
an excellent job of holding down
Henry Carr Thursday. North
Westerns sprinting back got away
once. however, and that was en-
ough for a go victory. Until
then, Carr had been held to
net of lust Is yards for more
than three and a half quarters
as the teams wagcd scorelcss