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The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

GREENS ORC, NC. The
A & T College fell before the
Florida A & NJ University jugger-
naut, 32-0, in an intersectional
football game played here.
A record crowd of $4,000. the
largest in the history of Mem
orial Stadium, witnessed the en-
gagement.
Big jim Tullis. the RattlerS
quarterback, was the star in the
ball game. He threw for four OF
the five touchdowns, scored the
fifth. himself. and tossed for the
two extra points.
The Rattlcrs scored one touch
down each in first and second
periods and exploded for three
more in the third stanza to hand
the Aggies their second defeat
in a row.
Tullis completed eight passes
in is attempts for a total of l6l
Yards and foir touchdowns. His
chief target was Alfred benson,
an end, who gathered in five
tosses for 80-yards and two tbs.
The first Florida score came
with 4:l2 remaining in the first
quarter End Carleton Oats in
tercepted a pass by A & t quar-
terback Cornell Jordan on the
AIT is and returned II to the l.
Tullis sneaked over for a so lead.
In the second quarter, Tullis
passed 35-yards to Robert Hayes,
the worlds fastest human" for
a 1910 halftime lead.
The Rattlers sewed up tn el
game in the third quater with
three touchdowns and two ex-
ira points. TulIis passed 70 yards
10 oats for the first I'D to cli-l
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

troiterS when the Globetrotters
play the Atlantic City sea Gulls
az Olympia Stadium Nov. 80.
Although only in his fourth
season with the team, Ausbie is
regarded by owner-coach A be
Saperstein as potentially one of
the all time great Globetrotter
players During the 1889 col
Iege basketball season, Ausbie
h a d the third highest scoring
average in the nation with a
mark of 28.2 per game The only
players TO finish in front of him
were Oscar Robertson of Gin
cinnati with 35.1 and Elgin Bay
lor of Seattle with 325.
Ausbie, an all around athelete
in his hometown of Crescent,
Okla. gained a berth with the
Globetrotters by writing letter
to Sapersteinr requesting a tryout.
Previously, he had been consid-
ering several offers to play pro.
fessional baseball.
Game time at Olympia against
the Sea Gulls is 8 PM. Saper-
stein has also booked a variety
show for the program featuring
Peg.Leg Bates.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
Tenn. State On
Top In MWAA

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The
tank-crunching running Of fresh
man fvllback. Gene Bowen, kept
Tennessee State Big Blues on top
of the MWAA conference crown
race as the 206-pound bulldozer
crushed Lincoln eleven 14-lO.
here in Lincoln Stadium before
5000 cheerless fans.
Charlie Powell and Sherman
tank Bowen powered the ball 90
yards in seven plays to come
behind for the second time late
IN the fourth quarter to spoil
Llncoln's perfect conference rec
ord. Powell carried the ball three
times in the scoring drive and
Bowen four. Bowen picked up
i'rst and goal from Lincoln's
II then plunged over from tho
on the next play with 1854
showing on the clock and a 4-3
seasons record.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
Oscar Robertson
PAGES N B A

NEW YORK. NY. - The only
change among the individual scor
ing leaders during the past week
of National Basketball Associa.
ton activity saw Cliff Hagan OF
of st. Louis replace Larry Cos
tello of PHILADELPHIA in the free
throw percentage column. costei'
10 has drcpncd out OF the Lea
pue's first five in that depart
ment Hagan. with 81 out OF 80 at
tcmpts is pacing the loop with a
Ola average followed by Lee Sha'
ffer of Philadelphia, who is bait
ING .854 on 35 successful cages
out of Al attempts.
Oscar Robertson of the Cln'
cinnati Royals continues as the
individual scoring leader win
1893 points in l3 games, while
wilt Chamberlain of San Fran
cisco leads the league in aver
ages with 500 tallies each tlmo
out in nine contests. Robertson
has playcd in l3 games and dur
ing the pasi week scored 70 points
in each of three games 10 TAKE
nm some OF the scoring siack
lo~t bv tho ROYALS with the ue'
rartrre of Jack Twyman VINO mas
been benched with broken hano-
Due IN h's Increased scoring
rrorlivitics. Robertson lost some
ground in the assist column with
but % feeds during the pas
three games. lie still leads tne
League with l22 assists Tor q
e4 per game average. bu' is
threatened by Len Wilkens ol
81. Louis who has iOl assists ~
II outings for a 9.2 per game
average.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

OG XVII - ine oiggesf week
Of fhe lo63-64, Detroit Pistons
basketball season az cobo Arena.
Three of the National Basket
ball Associations mightest pow
ors the famed musical Four
Freshmen the fifth annual
Schoolboy Basketball Clinic
they all are scheduled at the
beautiful Arena during a six
evening span.
The big doings start Sunday
night when the Pistons host he
world champion Boston Celtics,
who again are the talk of the
MIA despite the loss of Bob
Cousy. their great playmaker
Paced by the incompatible
Bill Russell at center and fea-
turing such other cage giants as
Tom Heinsohn, Sam Jones and
Frank Ramsey, the Celtics cop.
ped their first seven decisions
and at last weeks end boasted
a record Of IL winss against one
loss, along with very comfor-
table lead in the Easter
Division
The Detroit-Boston tipoff is
slated for $3.50 PM. Immediately
after the game ends, the spot
h9ht will focus on the Four
Freshmen. ia m d international
recording artists They'll appear
in concert for 90 minutes. sing
ing their favorites pa st and
present.
Regular admission prices will
prevail with phone reservations
now being accepted by calling
961- -262G
The annual Pistons Clinic,
which is staged in conjunction
with the Detroit Free Phess and
the Michigan High School Coac-
hes Association. will take place
at the Arena next Wednesday
Nov. 27) at $50 PM. as a pre-
lude to the Pistons-St. Louis
Hawks game.
The Los Angeles Lakers come
in Friday to meet the Pistons.
Coaches Charley Wolf of the
Pistons and Harry Gallatin of the
Hawks will share the spotlight
on the clinic program. Each will
bring along several of his star
players, Gallatin is returning by
popular demand after starring
at the 1862 clinic with Bob Pet
tit and Cliff Hagan, the Hawks
two greats
The Wayne State University
basketball team will demonstrate
its renowned Power drill under
the direction of coach Joel
Mason and assistant Frank
Mcbride.
Each schoolboy team is entitled
to II free tickets 10 the clinic.
Extra reserve seats may be pur-
chased at 81 each. For infor.
nation coaches should call
962 1914.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

IN which Gordic Howe scored his
record breaking 545th goal and
Terry Sawchuk hung up his gath
'hutout to equal George Hams
worlh's record. Bruce MacGreg-
or skates now with Norm Ullman
and Andre pronovost while Low
ell Macdonald wor..'s with Alex
Faulkner and Larry Jeffrey.
Howe teamed with Alex Del
yccchio and Parker Macdonald
on the teams top line with
Eddie Joyal and Billy McNeill
the spare towards. The defense
vill be up to six men for the
Weekend games as Irv Spencer
is to rcjoin the Wings after
playing for Cincinnati dormer-
ly Indianapolis Thursday.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
~ SHseys AEasa'e
Ke DeassayEs

Detroit winlcSS in five games on
the road this season, the D.
lroit Red Wings fsce a tough
stretch of five straight away
games before playing their next
eamc at Olympia, Nov %. The
road trip begins this weekend
with games in Bos' Saturday
and in New York Sunday At
home. the Red Wings arc 6-l-l IN
cight games for an overall record
Of 6-6-l.
Managcr.Coach Sid Abel is
strong in saying that the team
must start winning on the road
to keep up with other NIL
teams. we simply have to play
better during thesc games than
we did in our first away games.
We might have 70 resort to
something drastic to change our
play on the road" Abel warns.
Low scoring has accounted for
the Wines troubles on the road.
Detroit has scored only once IN
each city cxccnf New Yor K
where jacques Plante gained
80 shutout Oct. 16 The Wines
lost 81 in Toronto Oct. 10, 81
N Chicago Oct.29, 81 in Mon
treal Nov. 2 and Al at Boston
Nov. 3. The totals are 10 goals
against and only four goals for
The Redshirts.
Abel switched right wingers on
two of his lines for Sundays
game with Montreal, 30 win
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

many 10 take the Big Ten Cham.
pionship this fall.
~ ou'stan ng crop of sopho-
nores has been an Illini strong
point. Best Of the newcomers are
''alt~r5ack Fred Custardo. Ora.
~cwski rushed for more yard
~ lback Fred Custardo.
Grabowski rushed for more
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

cial Goodyear Wingfoot high
performance tires. Larger drag
race Sticks easier, NJ e. II, or
Goodyear) may be mounted on
wlder-rim wheels when required.
The car features a novel con
sole between the driver and the
front seat passenger. Above the
console is a highly-styled cock
pit divider" which provides a
carry-through body surface from
the front to the rear Of the car
This divider has leather-trimmed
chast panels
The instrument panel is new
and an 5000 rpm tachometer is
mounted at eye-level on top of
the panel
The weep-dish steering wheel
is made of walnut The passen-
gers grab rail and the gear shift
selector handle are also of wood
CHARCOAL GRAY LEATHER
The interior is trimmed in
charcoal gray leather backed
with super foam padding. The
carpet is of black. cut pile and
covers floor. the greater part Of
the side panels and the cowl
section.
H~i0hf metal dress-up has been
arD'ind TO all of the foot controls:
accelerator. brake and parking
brn'-e.
The bucket seats use full foam
padding. Special plcats have
been designed to make more
comfortable. Deist competition
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
G1D!e
Southern Wins $40

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - South
ern University fell reeling to its
second straight defeat, as they
were overpowered by Florida a
& M $40 here Saturday after
noon.
Florida scored in every per
iod, pushing over a touchdown
and a two-point conversion IN
the first quarter, a touchdown IN
the second to take a 14-0 hall
time lead, then closed fast with
le points in the third quarter
and seven in the fourth.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
Aggies Lose
To RUffLeTS

max a 64-yard drive. Tullis then
flipped to Oats for the extra
points and a 200 lead.
Tullis wrapped it up with two
touchdown aerials to end Alfred
benson The first was good for
33-yards, and the second was
good for Is.
Neither term scored in the
fourth quarter.
Florida Ann is 81 for the
season. AIT is 6-2.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
SI1N1'edsEssEnce
FSEsME Test

EAST LANSING. Mich.-Mlchi.
gan States football team, pre-
dicted early 10 finish in the
Big tens second division, hos,
Illinois Saturday in Spartan Sta.
dunn in the game that will de
eide Rose Bowl trip for lhr
Spartans.
A victory Saturday will qua.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

antec the SpartanS the Big Ten
crown.
In conference play so far they
have beaten Indiana. Wisconsin,
Northwestern end Purdue. Only
1T tie with Michigan mars
Statc's conference record.
Illinois also boasted Of 4-0-i
record until il was defeated by
the Wolverines last Week. they
now are SOL after defeating
N.sconein III.
Pete Elliot's Illini is the
best team to Come. out cnf.. Chan
paign in several years Ranked
No 2 in the country until
week ago, Illinois was picked =
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
Dodge Auto SksOsr Exhibits
To Feature Custom ROu1zsfpx.

DETROIT A sleek, customiz.
ed competition roadster called
the Charger will be featured in
the Dod sc exhibits at major
automobile shows this winter.
The car will make It's debut at
the Milwaukee Auto Show No.
vember 1924 and will then
appear at the Pittsburgh Auto
Show November 29-Decembcr |.
The design Of the car was in
spired by the outstanding com
petition records that a variety of
Dodge cars have established in
recent years. The roadster. only
AZ "a inches high. was developed
from standard Dodge conver-
tible.
YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE
THE Chargers styling speaks
Dodge said Elwood Engel.
Chrysler Corporation vice pres
ldent and director of styling.
Our design gives this specially
car a youthful. 'get-up-and- 90
appearance which reflects the
Dodge image as an all-out, de
pendable performer
Basic Dodge panels were re
tanned to keep a close relation
ship between the show car and
standard production models.
Although designed as show
car. it is operative and is equip
ped with a 426-cubic-inch engine
1t thus can star in shows, parades
and even as pace car.
The Charger was lightcned by
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

the removal of bumpers, wheels
standard body mechanism. seats
and top A series of four bumper
guards in the front and in the
rear provide adequate body pro
lection for the intended uses of
the vehicle. The car is 206 - in
chcs long.
AIR SCOOP ON HOOD
A scoop on the hood intro
duces cool. outside air directly
to the carburetor. Currently. the
car is equipped with a single
four-barrel carburetor. but the
lower hood panel may be mod
flied to fit the adaptors for the
twin f0ur.barrel carhuretors Of
the Ramcharger engine. Single
scven-inch headlights allow a
wider grille.
The Windshield is of compe-
tition height. six inches. and is
Just high enough to deflest the
flow Of air over the driver.
The combination headrest-roll-
bar is intergrated into a new
panel that covers the convention
al rear seat section of the car.
Competition ex haust outlets
are connected to optional, pro
duction 'lake-type" headers. For
street use, cover plates deflect
the exhaust through a regular
twin-muffler exhaust system.
MAGNESIUM WHEELS
The W e el S are magnesium
Halibrands equipped with spe.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

age by mid-season than any Illini
back had done in full season
snce 1860. Third best average
belongs TO Price, from Toledo,
ono.
The Spartans again will be led
by co-cartain and all-American
candidate Sherman Lewis, the
wighiy mite whose perforance
has paced MSU to the top of the
ii9 Ten heap.
Besides going for the confer
,nce championship and Ros e
,yl trip. the Spartants will be
cut TO settle another matter
he 7-6 loss to the Illini last fall
hich ended the season.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
Iobetrotters
No ve,nker3 80
Olympia
SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE

SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE =
Every year when the Harlem
Globetrotters come 10 Detroit
they have a dribbling expert in
their lineup who steals the show
and this year is no exception.
Hubert Ausbie. a former nat
ional college star from, Philander
Smith College in Little Rock
ARK, has been training since
the end of last season TO per-
feet a dribbling routine on which
he single-handedly ouf-maneu.
vers: the opposition for several
minutes at q time.
Ausbie will get a chance to
demonstrate this skill for De
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

DODGE "CHARCER"
SPECIFICATIONS
WheeIbase: l19 inches
Overall Length: 2o6.5 inches
Overall Width: 74.e inches
Overall Height: 47.75 inches
Turning Circle as Feet
Powerpiant: 426 GU. in. v-8
Horsepower: 36s N4e00 rpm
Torque: 470 5000 rpm
Passenger Capacity: Two
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23

seat belts with harness have
been installed and modified to
match the decor of the car.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-23
Ptons Have
a Busy Week

DETROIT - The biggest week
Of the l963-64, Detroit Pistons
basketball season az Cobo Arena.
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Here our ANA expert deals with an
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millions of parents
By W. W. BAUER, MD.
Director Of Health Education, Emeritus,
american Medical association

O. Our UeyearOId son, Bobby, is driving distr0c-
ton sCith his unsUngness Sleep He insists that
has sit sOit him. We haze tried everything
think Of baths. letting him alone, telling
him stOries punishment, threats, and sedatiUe
prescribed by doctor. We don't knOsO sCGt do
especially since addition is expected ich may make
matters
a. You obviously blessed with intelligent child even
if the present dilemma is getting you down. Your young
is having ball. and you furnishing the entertain
ment. Stories, lights in the room, perpexed Mama and
worrying Dad "a and Junior basking in the spotlight!
What your situation demands little loving toughness,
which going hurt you than does him. Father
used remark while marching Willie toward the woodshed
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az MAD TO kIll a sor"- Continued from page II
Could it

that STOPPING position, the bullet might have been
fatal.
How do you tell your children that you had to
shoot and kill boy in the line of duty? In many ways this
the hardest part of the ordeal baced myself and told
them at breakfast.
Billy looked in that quiet way Of his, asked few
questions and then he hung his head II hope you under
stand, Bill said. Il wish with all my might ii hadn't
happened, but did," Billy said he understood hope to
God he did. Liz my daughter, cried and Rugged me.
Face in a nightmare
The next few days hell for me. | was chasing
fugves in my sleep every night. Twice awOke persping
sitting up bed with my hand cooked in front of me- if
holding revolver The boys chalkwhite face haunted me-
Slowly, the shock eased. But can tell you this:
Neither my family will forget the terrible thing
that happened that night
Now want to parents and kids everywhere. Not
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Parents: tell your yOungster to take reckless
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.HurricaneCap
Opens Florida
Racing Season

MIAMI. Nov. % APP
Tropical Park opened Florida's
SD horse racing season today
in fair weather with a fast
track assured and more than
$1,000 bettors expected.
The Hurricane Handicap, fon
3-year-olds and upward at six
furlongs. drew 10 entries and
was to be run in two divisions,
with $40. 000-added in each.
George c. Frostad's Kisco
Kid, carrying 122 pounds.
headed the first division and
had nine opponents, among
them Boston Sailor, President
Jim. Valentine and Cheshire.
The second section was
headed by Mrs. Charles D.
Morgan's Sky Wonder, also
under 122 pounds. His nine op-
ponents include Rockity, Sec
ond Breakfast, Rough EN-, Ale
Gee and Jets Pet.
The twin double, offered for
the first time at a Florida
track. is based on winners of
the fifth, sixth, eighth and
ninth races. The regular daily
double, based on the first and
second races, is also used.
Saul SHERMAN. Tropical
Park president. predicted a
crowd of about 10000 with the
possibility that betting will
reach 81 million. Last years
opening day crowd was 1900
and betting amounted TO $720,-
200.
Tropical Park will have a
purse distribution of 1850, 900
during its 43-day meeting which
continues through January 16.
Last year attendance totaled
368, 9S8 and betting amounted
to $34, 361,071.
The track has permission of
the Florida Racing Commission
to conduct is programs of 10
races each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
$4,000 Pace
To Irwin Paul

WESTBURY, N. Y, Nov. %
(AP). - Irwin Paul won the
$4,000 National Pacing Derby
for the second straight year
last night. gaining a nose VIC
tory over Mr.. Budliong in the
mile-and-one-quarter race at
Roosevelt Raceway.
The 6-year-old gelding, driv-
en- by Charlie King of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, was clicked in 2:342s
compared to the world record
Of 2:29% he established in win
ming the rich event last year.
Meadow Newport was third,
only a head back Of Mr.. Bud
long.
AS the third choice of the
crowd of IS, 1913, Irwin Paul paid
$40 for his seventh victory in
16 starts this year. The $4,000
winners share of the purse
boosted his 1863 bankroll to
Sl38, 400 and his lifetime earn
.ings to $417,704.
Favored Henry T. Adios,
driven by Del Insko, wound UP
last in the seven-horse field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
rack and Field Drills
Delight Auburn Goods

Although the instructor has
established standards of
achievement - like throwing
the 8-pound shot 80 feet is
worth an "A"-he says the first
class will be graded in large
measure on attitude and will
ingness to practice.
Surprisingly, the coach says,
the goods are easier to teach
in some events than the men
are. They're more graceful. "
But Beard. the athletic d.
rector, still isn't convinced.
I'm having a hard time get
ting used to it," he protested.
For the moment, though, he
needn't fret too much about
muscles. If the girls have them,
they're in the right places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

AUBURN, Ala, Nov. %
(AP). - I'm old-fashioned, "
complained Athletic Director
Jeff Beard Of Auburn. II still
say I don't like to see muscles
on pretty girls"
All the same, Auburn, whose
once-beaten football Tigers are
among the Nations best. is
turning out female athletes,
too. while rugged guys like
Beard moan in dismay.
Thirty-eight shapely goods
spend an hour a day, five days
a week, running, broad jump
ing. putting the shot and
throwing the discus as part OF
their academic work.
It's an experimental class in
physical education under the
smiling direction of Auburn's
varsity track coach, Mel Rosen.
It started after some of the
girl students suggested track
classes as something new in
the physical fitness program.
When the fall quarter opened
in September, 1t was added to
the curriculum on a voluntary
basis.
THE girls love IT," said
Rosen, who is In his first year
as head track coach as sue
cessor to the veteran Wilbur
Hutsell. And, almost as an
echo. a dark-haired cutie work.
ing out in the high jump pit
squealed, Coach, we wouldn't
cut this class for anything"