The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-29
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BY JIm BUTLER

r Fals0n AT end, even truck won't
be able to get around our left
side this season.
Twelve tan athcles-the largest
delegation in the history OF the
game-havc been chosen for the
collegiate squad that will meet
the Philadelphis Eagles August
4. in the annaul College All-Star
football extravaganza at Soldiers
Field.
Backfield selections clude
Herb Adderly of Michigan State.
Pervis Atkins and Bob Giaters.
one-two punch for New Mexico
State; Art Baker, Syracuse full
back Bernie Casey, Bowling
Green ohio State University;
George Fleming, star of two Rose
Down victories for the University
OF Washington. and Jim Johnson,
brother of Rafer Johnson, death
Ion star, and an outstanding tract
star
The All-Stars will boost d ter
rifle line in poundage, including
285-pound Ernest Laid, tackle,
from Grabbing University LAD;
2i5-pOund Roland Lakes, center
from Wichita, and 235-pound Earl
Faison. end from Indiana.
Other linemen include FL Kim
brough, Northwestern, and Aaron
Thomas, Oregon, ends.
The Cleveland Browns annOun-
ced on Thursday that they had
traded off Prentice Gautt 10 the
ST. Louis Cardinals and signed
Bobby Mitchell TO a 1861 contract.
Gautt. who was the first tan
athlete in history at the Uni
versoity of Oklahoma, where he
played three years of varsity
fullback. shuttled between half
back and fullback with the 1860
Browns.
The fast 200-pound sophomore
is 23ycars-old. He went with
rookie end Taz Anderson to the
Cardinals in exchange for quar-
tcrback John Roach.
Mitchell whose outside running
was tremendous asset 10 coach
Paul Brown last season, shared
ground honors with the great
jim Brown. Opposing teams were
severely taxed trying TO control
the off-tackle and thanking bursts
of Mitchell and plle-driving as
suits of Brown.
With the mixing of Bobby, a
! former star al Illinois. the Cleve-
land eleven could we'll afford to
part with Buatt
2 Gene Baker .eeIsbpsseShhis second
! week on the job as manager of
the Batavia farm club of the
J Pirates by watching them climb
from 9th TO 9th place in the New
: York Pennsylvania League. The
first tan manager of a major lea
que farm club, Gene can view
the future with some optimism.
A close look at the league stand
} Ings reveals that that 9th place
: isn't as bad as it sounds. Gene S
; club is only two-and-a-half games
; out of the firStdivision (Which is
: Bakers aim but more than
, that. his team is only four-and-a
half games behind second place
Olean.
, Althea Gibson. worlds profess
| sional tennis champion. returned
to her golf lessons after capturing
her first United Golfers Associa-
ton links tournament.
Miss Gibson scored a double
triumph over the weekend in the
Yorkshire Dandy buffers tourna-
ment at Pittsburgh's North Park
golf course by winning both wo-
mems medalist honors and the
championship
Competing in only her second
UGA sanctioned tourney. the
Ward Tip-Top Community rela-
tons representative shot an open
ing round 70. lowest competitive
score in her career of less than
two years in golf The winning
70 was seven strokes over par on
the 5.383-year women's course.
Miss Gibson scored 95 in the
second round. but her TIA total
for the testing layout was still Is
strokes ahead of the runnerup,
Kathleen Fits of Pittsburgh.
The former tennis queen also
will compete in UGA tournaments
in Evanston. ILL.,, July 29-30, Bos-
ton national championships. Au-
gust 2l-25 and Detroit, Sept. 10