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insulated cab, sclect-wood body floor, chain
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
hard" said McCracken

hard" said McCracken
In his first year of varsity COM
petition, Bellamy tailed 1872 points
and set an Indiana mark for field
goal accuracy with .512. His .525
in Big Ten games was the confer
ence's best. He grabbed 1876 re-
bounds, more than 100 ahead of his
next teammate.
In his junior year, he scored 537
points, averaging 22.4 a game, with
shooting percentage from the
field of .535, and hauled down 324
rebounds. Unanimous Big Ten sell
ection and named to several ALL
American teams, Bellamy won a
place on the US. Olympic team in
1860, along with Robertson and
Bob Boozer, the former Kansas
State ace, now a teammate of the
Big o with the Cincinnati Royals.
Walt closed out his college car
eer with 522 points, averaging 21.s
for "a games. He clutched 528 re-
bounds for a new one-season III
record.
When the MIA and the new
American Basketball League made
their college selections last spring,
Bellamy was the No. target and
he went to the Packers, then in the
blueprint state. He has established
himself, playing for a new team, in
his first campaign in the toughest
of all basketball competitions.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23

Planning to decorator Here's
how to get the most for your
money.
If you're a do-it-yourself fan,
your local paint store will be
happy to recommend suitable
paints and wallpapers. Be sure to
consider washable paint. The ini-
tial cost may be higher but think
Of future savings.
Get prices from several contrae-
tors. Enamel will be about l3a
per square foot, fiat paint abou
l2c, wall paper he to &c
natural wood finish l0c to zoe.
Weather, distance, location and la
Dor supply will affect these rates.
Remember you'll save by
having work performed during
the winter months. Try to select
a firm which does both inside and
outside work. They often will
have men idled by bad weather.
Your contractors will be saving
time which might otherwise be
wasted. And, you'll benefit in a
20To to 800 savings it's just
like having a room decorated free.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23

rookie center for the first-year
Chicago Packers, had moved into
fourth spot ahead of Baylor. Bel
lamy had captured 916 Grant
shots, compared to 827 for the
Laker ace, averaging 1877 and 1874
respectively.
Bellamy, bidding for rookie-of-
the year honors, was the leader in
field goal percentage with a .51s
mark. Chamberlain, third, had a
.493 percentage, and Oscar Rob-
ertson, the brilliant playmaker of
the Cincinnati Royals, was fifth
with 1872.
The Big o was leader in assists,
GIL or an III pace, trailed by Guy
Rodgers another Warrior, with 442
for 8 per game.
Among the best free shooters
was Willie Naulls, Of the New York
Knicks, third with an 1874 mark.
Robertson, fourth in scoring, had
1888 points for a 300 average.
Sixth was Bellamy with 1922 for
a BIZ.
Others among the top 20 were
Hal Greer, Syracuse, 1,176 for
PIT; Wayne Embry, Cincinnati,
1,079 for 20.3; Naulls, 1,066 for
22.5; Sam Jones, of the Celtics,
$50 for 1872, and Russell, GIT for
1875.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
Ernie Davis Seeks
of Season Job
In New York

New York (ANP)-Ernie Davis,
the Syracuse university halfback
who was named college footballs
outstanding player last fall, faced
a new kind Of lineup last week.
The 215-pound, 6-foot-2 inch win
ner Of the Heisman Trophy re-
ported to the New York University
Testing and Amusement center for
a three-day workout Of interviews,
counseling sessions and tests for
intelligence, general ability, per-
sonality, aptitude and interest.
An $4,000 three-year contract
with the Cleveland Browns Of the
National Football League will keep
him busy for six months of the
year. But when he signed the con-
tract, the Browns management
also promised to help the 22-year-
old economics major find a suit
able off-season job that might lead
to a permanent career.
Asked what would happen if the
tests indicated that he was not
qualified to play professional foot
ball, Davis replied with a smile,
Then I guess III be the highest
paid water boy in the league"
The tests were the idea of Art
Model, board chairman of the
Browns, Davis said. Model thought
1t was a sound and sensible ap-
proach" to finding a suitable job
Davis has a better-than-C aver
age at Syracuse, which he has at.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
Wilt Chamberlain
Way Ahead In
SCORING Roce

New York City CAMP - Dur
ing his last IL contests, through
the 55th Philadelphia Warrior
game of the season, Wilt Chamber
lain had fired through 615 points
for a $50 average.
Leader in individual scoring, the
giant pivotman was averaging 49.s
game and was more than 1000
points ahead of Elgin Baylor, who
now is seeing part-time service for
the Los Angeles Lakers. Chamber
lain's total was 2,746 to 1,716 for
Baylor.
Wilt also maintained his edge in
rebounding. His lab retrieves
gave him a 25.S average to a 24.5
average for Bill Russell, ailing for
several games. The Boston Celtic
star had recently shared 1,15O in
At games.
Bellamy Srd In Rebounding
In rebounding, Walt Bellamy, the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
He's Warren SPuhn's
Two-Wuv Cousin!

Niagara Falls, NY. (ANP) -
The Rev. Joseph J. SPAIN, prom
inent cleric and distant cousin of
baseball's famed Warren SPAIN,
has a stock answer when asked if
he's related to the Milwaukee
Braves pitching ace. He says:
Were related when he wins
and we're not related when he
loses!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23

rift, Lee and Wright were cited as
coaches Of the year in their sports.
Another coach, Fred Hobby of
Grambling could not attend.
Charles Finley, owner of the
Kansas Athletics baseball team
was the featured speaker and re-
ceived the clubs pioneer award.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
Frank BUdd Sets New
Sprint Record; Thomas
EollS I'm Aioh l11EvnH


Boston CAMP - Pushed" by
Tufts Colleges Brooks Johnson,
sprint champion Frank Budd of
Villanova put on blazing final
squirt to defeat johnson and set a
new worlds record for the 100 yard
dash in the recent Knights Of Col
umbus track meet before 1925
cheering fans in the Boston Gar
den.
In contrast to Budd, who was
slow starting, Johnson got off to a
fast start, but he couldn't hold the
lead against the tan jet streak,
who passed him in a huff near the
finish line.
Budd was clicked in :O9.2, as he
bettered the mark he set last
spring.
Thomas Beaten BY Unknown
In the high jump event, Boston
colleges John Thomas, who has
cleared 7 feet 76 times failed to
make the height in his nth at
tempt, and was beaten by a virtual
unknown, Marine Corps 1t. Robert
F. Gardner of Camp LeJeune, NC
Thomas cleared only 6 feet
inches, as did Gardner, but the
marine won on fewer misses.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
McCOVEY INJURIES KNEE

San Francisco (ANP) - In
fielder Willie McCovey of the San
Francisco Giants bruised a knee
in an auto accident last week, but
the injury was reported as minor.
McCovey has had knee troubles
before.
He is one of the sluggers on the
Giants team, but saw only limited
action last season.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
Hank Aaron Gets
New Baby Daughter

AS bITfhooy Slfr
Milwaukee CAMP - Outfielder
Henry Aaron of the Milwaukee
Braves got a six-pound, 14-ounce
birthday present from his wife,
Barbara, last week.
1t was Aaron's 2Sth birthday and
his wife gave birth to girl at St.
Michaers hospital, where mother
and daughter were reported doing
fine.
The Aarons have one other girl
and two sons.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
Coach jake Gdifher,
Stars Honored BY 100
Per Cenf WTonq Club

Atlanta CAMP - A. S. Jake
Gaother, who recently was named
small college Coach of the Year
by the Association of American
College Coaches, last Friday night
was honored along with a number
of outstanding athletes and other
notables at the annual sports BAN
quet Of the 100 Per Cent Wrong
Club of Atlanta.
Gather, whose blood and CUTS"
Florida A & M University Rattlers
team won the 1851 mythical ma
tional Negro football champion
ship, received the w. A. Scott III
award, as he was cited along with
one of his players, Curtis Miranda,
a center.
Stevens, Boston, Finley Also
HOnOred
Miranda shared award honors
| Will SLldIlCS I1olL uIlCII, nIl1C ALI
America basketball player from
Grambling college. Miranda and
Hardnett were honored as the COL
legiate players of the year in their
sports.
Also honored were Sandy Steph-
ems, Big Ten and All-America
quar- erback from Minnesota;
Ralph Boston, world broad jump
champion from Tennessee State
university John Mulvena, the
Gophers team captain; football and
baseball coaches John Merritt and
Robert Lee Of Jackson State COL
lege and Southern university, and
Stanley Wright, track coach at
Texas Southern university.
Stevens and Mulvena received
the Two Friends award, while Mer-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23

tended on a football scholarship.
His job experience in summers has
included work in construction and
in mems clothing store. However,
he feels his studies have qualified
him for the business world.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
Walt Learning Fast

II think it will be a little while
before he battles Chamberlain be.
cause Of his size and experience,
said Red Auerbach, coach Of the
Boston Celtics, but if anybody
should be able to do it, he has the
physical assets"
Pollard noted that the first time
Bellamy encountered the Big Dip.
per, Wilt blocked Waits first nine
shots.
"Bellamy was getting so frus.
trated that he didn't know what tc
do. But he learned what to dc
against Chamberlain the SECOND
time around. Walt scored As points
and Wilt made So"
Veteran 81 Green, the Packers
guard, explained what happened:
walt took Chamberlain outside
more and he got his shots Out
there"
Russell, of course, is the games
premier defensive player. The diff
ference between his style and Bel.
lamy's, according to Pollard, Il
this:
After rebounding, Russell i'm
mediately looks for his man anc
sizes up the situation so he figures
whether he should fit into a par
ticular scoring situation. If h
doesn't he lags back.
Bellamy went to Indiana from
New Bern, NC, convinced to en-
roll there by his high school coach
Simon Coates. Coates had ATTENDED
two summer sessions at the Hoo
sier institution and was impressed
with the coaching techniques o
Branch McCracken, longtime IU'
cage headmaster.
The North Carolina boy was shy
and despite his strapping SO, wa
far from a polished basketball
player when he entered Big Tel
competition in his sophomore sea
son. But he was surprisingly agil
and extremely conscientious.
Outstanding College Star
1--WE never seen a boy work s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-02-23
Bell0mY Looms AS
4th Straight Tan
Rookie-Of-YecV

Chicago CAMP - It has be-
come commonplace in the National
Basketball Association for tan
player to win roolie-of-the year
honors and it seems a cinch that
this season will be no exception.
Destined to follow the footsteps
of Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain
and Oscar Robertson, respectively,
Is a ell rookie on the neophyte
entry, the Chicago Packers. He is
Walt Bellamy, former Indiana
University star.
With the season near the three
quarter mark, Bellamy's credent-
ials are impressive, and he's i'm
proving. The towering Bellamy was
among the top scorers (sixth) with
1922 points in 40 games for a BIZ
average; leader in field goal per-
centage with a .518 mark, and
fourth in rebounding, with 916
for an 1877 average.
I'm a little surprised Bellamy's
doing so well Extensively" said Jim
Pollard, coach of the Packers,
when he was appraising his teams
standout recently.
Our guards work well with him.
Walt used to run a little too much
at first but now we're teaching
him to pace himself"
Of course, comparisons between
Bellamy and other big men, not
ably Chamberlain and Bill Russell,
while natural, are somewhat pre-
mature now,
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Rithey '~Leaguers'
Defeated Circle
Twice Last Week

The Richey Little League base
ball team, coached by Jim Soft of
Richey defeated the Circle Little
League team in two games last
week. The first game was played
on Wednesday, August l at Richey
and ended with a score % to Z.
Battery for Richey was Jerry
Gibson and Norman Goosen,
pitchers; Keith KeysoE catcher.
Jerry Gibson pitched a one
hitter and struck out IL batters in
4 and two-thirds innings. Goosen
did a fine job in relief pitching,
striking out 6 batters in 2 and one
half innings and allowing no hits.
Steve Baldwin first baSemen hit
a grand slam homer.
The second game was played at
Circle on Friday, August g., and
ended in a score 25 to 4. Battery
for Richey was Jerry Gibson and
Norman Goosen. Gibson struck
| out 8 batters in 3 and a third in
7 ningS allowing 4 hits and slammed
a homer to help his cause. Nor
man GooSen did a tremendous jot
in relief pitching, striking out
batters in 215 innings and allow
ing no hits.
Steve Baldwin, 1st baseman
had a great day at the plate, hit
ting 6 for 6. He smashed tw'
homers, n triple and 3 singles
Little Keith Keysor 90 Id. catche
did a good job behind the plate
Beside a good job of catching h
made 3 hits out of 6 at bat.