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type performances players
game example,
the writers,
Wills Robinson Cepeda the Giants
it at first Battey sole American
ed the catcher
repeater years super squad
the outd the Giants at shorsop
Leaguers.
the Robinson smuggling
the the this pro-
percentage
with 615 All better than Mickey
lean League best of $685.
top sluggers Davis 535; Cepeda,
515 George Altman Chicago Cubs Banks
Among Leroy Wagner
geles, with .498.
White 1924 323 Altman 31s Aou 316 Cemente
312 Ceped 3O6 304 and Tony Gonzalez Philadelphia
Clendenon Pittsburgh 1902.
Floyd Chicago
.a12 Chuck Hinton Washington 312 and Jnez
City, 1902.
Wagner among the uggers among
Floyd Robinson big
pitching performance Gibson,
finest records in the MI winning Is and
losing 10, compiled an o.
posted log turning
Earl Francis while chang SO record with the Pirates,
a while eammate
and 10 defeats, had S.1 ERA.
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Dave RaimeY Is
Wolverine Bread &
Buffer PIover

Ann Arpor, Mich. (ANP) - In
his sophomore and junior season,
Dave Raimey, compactly built
195-pound halfback scored nearly
one-fourth of the University of
Mchigan'G 345 points.
His SO points in 1860 and 48 last
year total "a or IA touchdowns.
The fleet halfback developed the
scoring habit early - the first
time he carried the ball in varsity
competition two years ago against
Oregon, he streaked Is yards for a
score. In the next game - against
Duke - he added a pair of six
pointers and picked up ia yards
to be acclaimed midwest
the week.
AS a sophomore, he averaged
At yards to lead his teammates In
rushing. Last season he was second
to Bonnie McRae, who had a g.
yard mark, while Raimey aver
aged 5. Raimey scored In all but
two Wolverines games in his jun
ior season. He tailed twice against
Minnesota, which became the Rose
Bowl winners, and streaked 90
yards on a dazzling broken field
gambit against Ohio State, Big
Ten champs.
Raimey Is the bread-and-butter
man for the Wolverines this sea-
son although the Maize and Blues
record is not imposing, the teams
a threat to score anywhere on the
field If blockers can shake los
Raimey.
In high school, Raimey scored
10 touchdowns in his senior year
for two different teams. He scored
IL in six games for Woodrow Will
son High in Xenia and tailed 7
more at Dayton Roosevelt, where
he transferred in mid-season.
Dave and his three brothers
were orphans and were raised by
his grandparents. When his grand
mother became seriously i'll, 1t was
necessary to transfer the boys to
another home temporarily. Hence
the switch in high schools - and
Dayton Roosevelt didn't mind.
Raimey also is a letter winner
in track at Michigan, participating
in the broad jump. In high school
he was state champion In low
hurdles and once was timed In the
100-yard dash in 9.8. Because he
weighed 100 pounds in high school,
he was tagged as a lneman and
dropped out Of school for a season.
But when he returned his speed
placed him in the baclSfield.
Now packing 195-pounds, he has
impact with his speed.
Majoring in education, Raimey
plans to teach If he can not cut
the mustard in pro football. He Is
% years old.
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TWIN CITIES LADIES
Octboer 30

Making his first visit to see how
his wife Lillian was spilling the
pins Tuesday was Carrie Clack
and was he having fun with the
bowlers! Velma and Teena Barth
encouraging Pauline.
Betty Dirl is now a member Of
the Sub" list as is Edna Judy:
Mamie Jackson with grandchildren,
Lynn and Ralph Graham gave
moral support to Connie, Bea Wal
ton and Beverly Martin are maxi
ing a frequent twosome. Peggy
and D'Jalmar GARNER looked in
briefly. "Kippy" and Jimmy Schuck
came to see if Pattie was holding
up the family boWling-wise.
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ming attack.

Lynn, Massachusetts, loss is
West Texas State Colleges gain,
Peter pistol Pete) Pedros, a shy,
20 year old, 100 FOUNDER, is the
most explosive small item in the
Lone Star State, After seven
games Pete is one of the leading
rushers in the country with 664
yards on 100 carries for an aver
age Of SO. He has crossed the
enemy goal for AZ points and is
shooting for All-American honors.
Pete, as a sophomore, last sea-
son was named to the third N.E.A.
All-American team and tabled
A.P. back of the week for his six
touchdowns and 236 yards rush.
ing performance against Texas
Western.
Former University Of Texas
coach Blair Cherry calls Pistol
Pete the best running back he has
seen all season. Hank Foldberg,
Coach of Texas A. & M. calls
Pete the best running back since
Glenn Davis. Pete is mighty glad
he took the trip to the southwest
and the folks down Texas way are
mighty glad to have him.
Twins first baseman, Vic Pow
err, added his fifth Gold Glove to
his trophy case, while catcher
Earl Battey added his third.
The Gold Glove awards are pre-
scented by the Rawlings Sporting
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TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game: Mac
irema Club, 842; Ez Lanes, S27
and Bessie's Beauty Shop, 1852.
Team High Series: Nacirema
Club, 226s; Ez Lanes, 2203 and
Northside Cleaners, 2183.
Individual High Single Game:
Loire Davis, 215; Sue Washing
ton, 200; Edna Judy, 1856 and
Cathy Toombs (sub) 1872.
Individual High Series: Beretta
House, SIG; Loire Davis, 494 and
Cathy Toombs, $40.
Converted Splits: Fannie Free
man, $40; Mary Bell, 5-10; Mar
garet Lewis, 5-10 and Rosalee Har-
ris, 3-6-7-10.
STARLIGHT LEAGUE
November 8
Linda Price appears to be a
fixture in the score keeping for
"Nona's" team at Stardust these
Saturdays; she is a good bowler
also and bowls at the Laughing
Lanes" Other small fry" present
and having fun were: Nathan
Slayton, Billy and Penny" Jones,
who shared french fries with us
Chelice Cockrell, Stevie Lee, Teena
Barth, Andrea Patterson looking
just like her Nom" Vivian; Key
ma and Mark Blackwell, Fred Lee,
Al Mum, Velma Barth and Susan
Johnson were among the grown
ups" Dolores and William Webb
came in near the conclusion visit
ing with Dolly Alsup our faithful
supporter.
STARLIGHT LEAGUE
"a" League
High Single Game, Men: r.
slemmons, 234; w. Thompson, 221
and r. Judy, 215.
High Series: r. Judy, 500; r.
Slemmon, 562 and w. Thompson,
$50.
High Single, Women: M. Russell,
200; L. Thompson, 1873 and H. Un-
derwood, 1873.
High Series, Women: M. Russell,
500; M. Hill, 4S3 and M. Washing
ton, 48O.
"B" League
High Single, Men: c. Young,
PA; J. Arlington, 1873 and B. John
son, 1T.
High Series, Men: T. Martin,
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SPo RTS
BY BILL BRoWER

Chicago AP)-Basebal is all wrapped until next spring But
what it for Sentmena
the San Francisco Giants bagged the World Sebu who's
begdge Eston Howard Hector
lions share the loot Willie Cepeda Pagan
Willie McCovey Felipe and Matty Aou
won't have to the poohouse their
The Giants baled the right
wire and only matter
champions Howard Bridges
their winning shares.
Looking back the past We'll write
performers course
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graved with the winners name.


Big Wilt the Silt ChamberlaiR
reached another milestone In his
fabulous career when he passed
the 10000 point mark, October 80.
as the San Francisco Warriors de-
feated the New York Knicls 1875
LOG.
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TEAM STANDINGS
'B" League
DICK BASS HELPS RAMS
SNAP LOSING STREAK
WITH TOP PERFORMANCE

Los Angeles CAMP - Dick
Bass, the suffering Los Angeles
Rams outstanding player and
rushing leader, received the hero's
accolade here last week after lead
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ing his team to
a 28-14 upset VIC
tory over the San
Francisco 49ers
the victory snap
ped a six-game
losing streak.
In his ALL
around starring
peri o r m a n C e
Bass topped all
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Ringing The
BELL
BY Jesse Bell

Frank Clarke, split end for the
Dallas Cowboys, is trotting at a
pace that will threaten all-time
records. with IL touchdown
catches in his first six games
Frank is shooting for the high of
II set by the Incompatible Don
Hutson of the Green Bay Packers
in 1912 and equalled by the amaz-
ing Crazylegs Hirsch of the Los
Angeles Rams in 1851.
Clarke spent three dismal sea-
sons with the Cleveland Browns
and was put in the pool to equip
the Cowboys team. Last year the
big end from Colorado began
moving for his new coach with
Al catches for 919 yards and
nine tOuchdowns. He has really
taken over now opening with IL
OOuCluO"HS OH q ChUCucS anu u
fantastic average Of 244 yards in
six games.
Coach Jake Gathers, of the
powerful Florida A. and M. foot
ball club, continues to be the king
of the small college football
world.
Not only does Coach Gathers
have two of the fastest half
backs, Robert Hayes and Robert
ParemOre, he also has a fine
punter named Napoleon johnson.
Last January in Miami, Hayes
tied the world record for the 100
yard dash at 90. Paremore was
right behind him at "a. Napoleon
Johnson kicked eight times aver
aging As yards a try. The pros
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Stimulated the excitement this year was Maury
Wills. The slender Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop
was sensation to the end. In the deciding playoff
game between the Dodgers and the Giants for the
National League flag, Maury stole three bases to
bring his season total to 104.
He had long since broken Ty Cobb's mark of SO
stolen bases in one season. Maury's speed probably
will get him in the neighborhood of $4,000 next
season.
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Our powerful Gophers have
reached the Top Ten for the first
time in six weeks. This coming
after the lopsided % to win over
the offensive minded Michigan
State Spartans.
We have said before that this is
a first-rate ball club, one that will
match if not surpass last seasons
Rose Bowl champs. Last Satur-
day it proved it can rise to the
occasion and come out victorious.
When you have a ball club an
Chored with tackles the size, and
ability of Bobby Bell, and Carl
Eller you have the nucleus of a
fine ball club.
Then add end, John Campbell
guard, Julian Hook, center, Paul
Benson, halfbacks, Bill Munsey,
and Jim Cairns, quarterback,
Duane Blaska, and fullback Jerry
Jones, you have a mighty fine
ball club.
The Golden GOphers have
caught fire, 1t will take an ag-
gresSive eleven to exterminate
that spark. Our Hats Off to
Murray Warmth and his bat
Ting GOpherS!
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season.
Davis became the first MI player to grab bat
ting and runs batted in honors in the same season
for several years. The Dodgers out-fielder batted
.346, edgng Frank Robinson of the Cincinnati Red
legs by four percentage points. Tommy also drove
in 1853 runs, high for the majors.
Mays was the home run leader in the two big
leagues He collected pair in the playoff series to
his total to 40, his highest production since 1855
when he waIoned 81
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TWIN arr
Pin PATTER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Midway S-S370

sol; c. Young, sol and B. John
son, 4S8.
High Single Women: P. Black,
$50; M. Bell, 172 and A. Black
well, 1877.
High Series: P. Black, ATT; M.
Bell, 453 and v. Robinson, 439.
TEAM STANDINGS
"a" League
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players, amassing the highest rush.
ing total of 95 yards. He and Jon
Arnett were he Rams one-two
punch.
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fielding team re- Vic Power
ceived Rawlings custom GRATED
gloves of special metallic finished
mounted n a specially de-
signed base bearing a plate en-
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Team High Single Game: Lex
igton KWIK Shop, 1011; Service
Loan, 974.
Team High Series: Lexington
KWIK Shop, 2794; SUM- Observer,
2719 and Service Loan, 2700.
Individual High Single Game:
Laurence Walton, 238; Melvin
Stone and Clifton Burns, 2OS and
Jack Hyatt, 207.
Individual High Series: Howard
Gunnells, 5S5; Lawrence Walton,
572 and Jack Hyatt, ST..
PACESETTERS
November 2
Seen in the visitors gallery at
Ez Lanes Friday were: Matte
Hill, Debbie Clark, Joe Norris, FL
bert Clark, Art Moore, Jack Ad-
ans, Taft Martin, Bill Orr, and
Ernie" Washington. Kathy
Toombs came and was a Sub"
for her former league mates.
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Goods Company
of st. Louis in
recognition Of su-
perior fielding
peri or m a n C e .
Each of the play
ers selected for
1.-The Sporting
News" 1862 Am
erican lea 6 u e
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Team High Single Game: Brooks
Funeral Home, 1872; Coleman Loan,
842 and Associated Sales, 799.
Team High Series: Brooks Fun
eral Home, 2472; Ted Bies Liquors,
2300 and Associated Sales, 2279.
Individual High Single Game:
Callie Fowler, 1879; Lillian Finley,
1873 and Edith Watson, 1873.
Individual High Series: Edith
Watson, 521; Evelyn Henderson,
488 and Francis Finn, 495.
TEN STRIKE LEAGUE
October 80
TEAM STANDINGS
Points
Lexington KWIK Shop 81
Johns Standard Service 81
us. Upholstering 81
c & L Lawn Service 20
Sun-Observer 17b
Service Loan 15h
Crea Brothers 8
Team No. 2 3
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do not do much better.
Last Saturday Florida A. & M.
dOWned North Carolina A. e. T.
SO to 6 for their sixth straight
win this season and 10 straight
victories over a period of years.
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Sports Illustrated last week
named Ohio State end Matt Smell
lineman of the week for his ag-
gressive work against the Wiscon-
sin Badgers. He harried the Wis
consin passers numerically and
helped contain a fast outside run
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Tommy player
can't without doing injustice However
be but choiceand bunch will
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Majoring in education, Raimey
plans to teach If he can not cut
the mustard in pro football. He Is
% years old.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-14

Institute in Cleveland, Ohio at
the Hotel Pick Carter July 10Th
through August 4th one week
preceding NBCL's 43rd Annual
Convention August 9Th through
the 9th, 1862.
DR.. Katie E. Whickam, presi-
dent of the National Beauty
Culturists' League, Inc. is pleas
ed greatly that this years grad
yates from the Institute will
benefit from the instruction of
such Master" as Mr.. Fiance.
It is in his advanced teaching
methods, however, that Mr..
Fiance had made perhaps his
most noteworthy innovations.
Located in the Hotel Wolcott
lust off New York's fashion
focused Fifth Avenue, the Rob-
ert Fiance Hair Design Insti-
tute is a postgraduate training
center attended only by exper-
ienced hairdressers, many OF
them from the four corners OF
the globe. The enrolment reg
lister reads like a United Ma
tions. Glasses have included
participants from distant points
such as Australia, New Zealand,
Thailand, Trinidad, Union Of
South Africa, Israel, Brazil,
Hong Kong, Vienna, Paris, and
London. The hand-picked teach
ing staff consists entirely Of
instructors who have not only
been prize winning hair desig-
ners in their own right, but who
have also demonstrated their
superiority as teachers.
Recognition of his outstand-
ing success as an educator has
come to Mr.. Fiance from the
academic world as we'll as from
the beauty trade. He has serv-
ed as Professor of Hair Styling
at the University of Maryland
and the University of Miami
and has been recognized by the
New York State Board Of Re-
gents to give accredited courses
for New York State Trade
teachers.
Author of many professional
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Nnamdi Azikiwe, congratulated
the people Of Algeria on the &C.
casion of attainment of indepen-
dence. Full text of the message
addressed to the first Prime
Minister of Algeria said:
"Now that the heroic people
of Algeria, after years of
struggle and sacrifice have ex-
ercised their right of self de-
termination decisively and voted
for political independence, l am
proud and happy to offer you,
your government and the peo-
pie, on behalf Of the government
and people of Nigeria, fratern-
al greetings and congratula-
tons. I pray that Allah will
grant you and your compatriots
wisdom and fortitude to make a
success of your long fought
for independence and help you
play your part as valiantly in
the remaining struggle for the
total liberation of our contin-
ent from froeign rule"
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ing speech was made by DR..
Herman H. Long, director Of
the Race Relations Department
of the American Missionary AS
ISOLATION, Fisk University.
Earlier this month, Gulf pre-
sented a similar $1,000 grant to
Atlanta University's Depart
ment of Chemistery. Depart
mental assistance grants repre-
sent only one phase of Cuffs
comprehensive Aid to Education
program. Others include Merit
Scholarships to children of Gulf
employees, direct grants and
employee-gift matching to inda-
pendent colleges; graduate fell
lowships; and faculty salary
experimentation grants to
teachers in selected colleges and
universities for studies and in
vestigations on projects of mu-
tual interest.
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books and magazines articles,
Robert Fiance is also one Of the
foremost writer's Of textbooks
on the chemistry Of the hair and
salon management. His more
general books on hair fashion
and couture designs have been
translated from English into
Scandinavian and Spanish and
have sold in the hundreds Of
thousands both here and
abroad.
Many articles which Mr..
Fiance has originated have ap-
peared not only in trade journ-
ais but in the foremost fashion
magazines including Mademoi-
selle, Charm, Glamour, Town
and Country, as we'll as in syndi-
Gated beauty columns. Many Of
these articles are done on plane
or train as he must spend a
large part of each year travel
ing so as to cover a far-flung
lecture and demonstration It'll
nerary throughout the United
States and Canada. Several of
the United States Department
stores have placed him under
contract to give periodic re-
fresher courses for their beau
ty salon personnel and to ap-
pear as style consultant for
store clientele
Despite his earnest dedica'
ton to his work and the intense
1,Agors OF his daily schedule
Robert Fiance has managed to
cultivate a wealth of outside
interests too, among which
photography and horseback
riding share honors. A ready
sense of humor and rare gift
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blocks from her residence, po-
lice said.
AS to the cause Of the injur-
les, police said the report on the
incident was "brief and conf
Dental" since it involved the
wife of a diplomat.
At the Embassy, q spokesman
said, "This is one subject we
prefer not to talk about"
A month ago, Mrs. Aakus
husband reported that he was
robbed by three men who lured
him into a basement on the pre-
tcyt that they wanted to know
more about Africa.
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of conversation make the earn
est looking bespectacled Mr..
Fiance a surprisingly genial
personality and perhaps account
for his growing popularity as
guest star on many of New
York's favorite radio and tie
vision programs as we'll as With
NBCL. DR.. Whickam and those
already enrolled for the NBCL
Institute sessions anxiously
await the opportunity again to
enjoy the talents of this world
famous educator, trainer Of
beauty salon personnel, origina-
tor Of hair fashion trends,
management consultant, author
and scientist - the one and
only Robert Fiance.
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Gulf OiI:...

CONTINUED From Page One)
was \ star football end at Fisk.
He subsequently coached ma
tional championship football
teams at both Tennessee and
Kentucky State universities.
Following the presentation,
Mr.. T F.. Cramer, Cuffs sales
manager for the Nashville area,
was called upon by Dean Redd
to address the assembly. A clos
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New York, N. Y. - Robert
Fiance, founder of the outsand-
ing Robert Fiance Hair Design
Institute here in New York City
who has achieved his top-rank
status largely because of his
application of scientific and
laboratory methods to the hit
her-to hit-and-miss systems Of
hair cutting and coiffuring, will
be the featured guest instructor
during the NBCL Educational
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of the United States.

of the United States.
Mr.. Lewanika, a native of
Northern Rhodesia, South Gen.
trail Africa, is an industrial arts
major. His father, the Honor
able Goodwin A. Lewanika, is a
member of Parliament. His
mother is a school teacher.
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Ghana 49,.

Continued From Page One)
Neither police nor the EN-
hassy would explain how the
injuries occurred.
Police said Mrs. Aaku was
taken to the hospital by a Fire
Department ambulance. She was
picked up at an address three
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African Students
JSc Senior In
American Ind.
Arts Group

Arthur M. M. Lewanika, Jack
son State College senior, has
been accepted for membership
in the American Industrial Arts
Association, Inc. Membership in
the Association is considered a
mark Of professional distinc-
ton. It is a department Of the
National Education Association
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DR.. AzikiWe
.congratuIates
Nigeria On
Gaining It's
independence

Nsukka - In a cable sent
from his country home at
Nsukka Wednesday. the Mig
erian Governor General, DR..
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Protect your family's health with
Original Pine Pine-Sol. The only
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Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17
Honeybees Win Meet;
Hornets Run Second

ry, d; Distance 15' 81.
breaks record set by S. Do
ty of 14' u" of Ethel set in
1861.
rs Yard Dash = &. Thomas
l.; S. Horne, M; S. Smith, d:
l.. Corley, V; w. Frazier, E.
Time 9.64.
so Yard Dash = c. Thomas,
l.; S. Smith, d; l.. Allen, M;
E. Corley, v; M. WATSON, E
Time SO.
300 Yard Relay = Lexing-
ton &C. Thomas, B. Cothran,
B. Blackstock, B. l.. Sud
beck); Durant; McAdams;
Walden; Ethel. Time 1877.
200 Yard Relay Lexing-
ton &C. Thomas, B. Cothran,
B. Blackstock, B.. L.. Sud
beck); Durant; McAdams;
Ethel; Walden. Time 26.05.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17

riot 4 track meet at Canton
On April %. The girls totaled
IA points, while the boys
amassed 194 points.
Leading the girls was Clau-
dia Thomas with a total of 6
points as a result of third
place finishing in the so and
rs yard dashes. Claudia also
ran a leg on the second place
200 and 300 yard relays.
The boys points were equal
ly spread between five boys:
Bryan Fore, 4 points; Wayne
Williams, 3 points; David
Miles, a points; Dale Rus
sell, 4 points; and Paul Ed
wards, 4 points. The best
showing of a Hornet came
from David Miles with a first
place tie in the high jump.
Dale Russell and Paul Ed
wards placed in their events,
Wayne Williams ran third in
the mile, and Bryan Fore
placed fourth in both 100 and
220 yard dashes.
Lexington will be represent
ed at the North Mississippi
BIB in Greenwood by:
Claudia Thomas so and
rs yard daSheS.