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A beWildered little puppy on busy
street "a telephone repairman who
took time to check it's Identification tag.
Then the incest phone call an anxious
little girl ever had. How many times
has the telephone helped to make your
~ life more pleasant?
~ Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
EA@@A1l Service helpful as make
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Roast turkey handsome centerpiece at festive
This bird - beautifully glazed the outside
the inside qualities for the highest praise very simple
Wnebuter baste all that's necessary produce
those qualities most desired California
Rose wine in choice to serve
the meame Junior.
size (sx to turkeys but needs only doubled
for = larger bird.
ROAST TURKEY ROSE
(AbOut servings)
i (6 to $pound) turkey butter margarine
! lime Gun RosSV wine
Prepare turkey for roasting Rub
of the butter Place in roasting
pan does not have cove Roast in moderately
degrees F about hour Melt remaining
juice lime. roast hour
longer until tender bastng frequently mixture
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POLICE APPREHEND YOUTHS
IN LARCENY FROM AUTO

Rudolph G. Cooper, 10, 9o2 lyle
hart and a II year old boy were
arrested by st. Paul police Officers
in connection with a larceny from
an auto that occurred on July IA
in the vicinity Of Dale and Selby,
The complainant, Ralph L. Lof-
stuen, 801 Curfew Av., stated that
after parking his auto he placed
his bilfold under the front seat OF
the car. The billfold, containing s.
and his check book were missing
upon his return.
Officers state the property Of
the complainant was found in pos
session OF the boys when they
were apprehended, July 10. about
1880 am.
The juvenile boy was taken tc
WoodWew Detention Home and
Cooper was arrested and appeared
in st. Paul municipal court on q
petit larceny charge on July IS
and his case has been continued
until August Is.
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TO
GREEN
BY JIMMIE BOWMAN

Hi there swingers and hackers!
Here it is the day after the
Bonneville Open and I like the
rest, have been trying to recover
from the scene made on those
Theodore With hills. Man, the day
they put sld lifts number 10 and
16, IN start scoring. Meanwhile,
I'll hit and hope and leave my
bag on the top Of the mountain on
the way to number 10. AS T.C.G.A.
reporter, was keeping a close tab
on our members performances and
had secretely hoped that I would
have the pleasure of hailing one
of our members as champion to-
day.
However, our strongest golfers
got side tracked in one way or
another! Big Charles McRnnis
gave the best showing and were
1t not for the cruel breaks Of this
elusive game, he would have had
1t in his pocket.
Tough luck Mac. Maybe next
year. Vice Pres. Ted Cook, VINO
was on vacation came In from
Central States and Detroit and
gave 1t a try, but due to the slow
play Of Tanner and company, Ted
and his group got stymied. What
with the heat, a sweltering 90 de-
grees, it's a wonder any Of us fin
iShed.
thought would be clever and
keep some salt tablets with me,
but by the time I wrapped my
head with a wet towel and began
to sig sag UP No. 10, those salt
tablets tasted IKE peppermint
candy! That's how hot 1t was. I
saw Six Iron Tillie slowly tread
ing on fairway IS. II he ever gets
his arches raised, he'll be a cham
pion again. OF course my sfag
boy tells me that Big Title took
care Of Capt. Manderville and
some Of his cron1es with the heavy
bread! (grin).
New Shoes" Ron McGinnis
gave 1t a noble try, but didn't
come anywhere near his usual good
game. I personally know how well
he shot on the Friday before the
tournament. Also Texas Turner
didn't shoot his potential. Funny
how we can relax during the week
with the boys and then when you
step up on that tee for the game
you want the most, you tighten
up even though you feel confident
as Arnold Palmer.
Shag Shot Anderson came close
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musicians Kimber, johnson, VII
son, Anderson, and 'Butclie Wut-
chAe" Emerson.
Residents Jerry Simon and Car
penter supplied the background
and lighting. The institution paper
praised the effort and Mr.. Perry
and his assistants.
Shown thru this account arc
photos Of the performers ON stage.
The outlines describe the number
being presented. The photos are
printed through the courtesy Of
the Reformatory Pillar.
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10 winning the 1St t1lght, but
Milwaukee Slim Pointer hit us
with brides back to back and a
sizzling one under par on the back
nine. He eventually won the flight
and deservedly so. A fine fellow
and tremendous competitor. Well
look forward to seeing him next
year. The Cummings brothers Sgd
and Howard, made their bid. How
ever, due to some disagreement
with the tournament directors,
Howard was not able to play his
best game. Seems that some few
weren't in agreement with some
of the local talent being invited
to play, and according to Howard,
were down on him for inviting a
few of the good golfers from
Hiawatha. I'm sure that the
Bonneville Is open to everyone,
and I for one am for practicing
what is preached. We're fighting
for Indignation in every walk Of
life, so let's be broad and as fair
in our thinking as we want other
people to be. I delved farther into
the situation and, from what can
honestly piece together, the real
objection to a few was the element
of gambling that obviously was in
mind. This is stin an amatuer
tournament and I am sure Mr..
Slemmons was, in his way, trying
to keep that status. Let's hope
that the few harsh words spoken
will be forgotten in the interest Of
good golf, and at all times, as it
says in the Good Book, do unto
others as we would have them do
unto you.
Hats off TO our seniors Of TIC.
GA. who made the SO holes. Steady
Estes took home a TV set, troph-
les and generally walked away
with the Senior division, although
he was closely pursued by "ole
dude" Jimmy Lee, the genial and
real life sportsman for many years
In these parts. Lee, as you know,
Is the director for the st. Peter
Claver Open which will be coming
up soon. This is a must on your
golf calendar.
All in all, this was the largest
tournament in years and, as usual
was the biggest attraction for
Minneapolis. I'm sure we didn't
all get the prize, or prizes we
hoped for, but when there are
over 200 golfers and they all want
10 get off at the same time, it's
plenty rough. So, I'm giving a big
thanks to Jimmy and his entire
staff for doing as well as they did
with that huge crowd.
One exception, they should have
snapped my picture in those wild
Knockers I had on. No telling when
I'll be seen in them again. I'll be
back next year and hope to really
knock heads.
See you next week with some
more locker room gossip.
Short pants Bowman.
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TO SERVE WORKHOUSE
TERM ON DRUNK CHARGE

Richard Outlaw, 81, 400 lyle
hart Av., was arrested about 1885
pm, on July 20, after St. Paul
police officers observed him In an
Intoxicated condition at Exchange
and wabasha Streets.
He was taken to police head
quarters and booked on the drunk
charge and he passed out. In st.
Paul municipal court ON July ~,
he was given a ten day wOrlChOuSe
term.
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BURGLARY OF TAVERN
THwARTED BY DOG

THWARTED BY dug
Earle Addison, $40 Iglehart Av.,
proprietor of the st. Anthony View
Tavern, 1876 North Western Av.,
reported the attempted burglary
Of his establishment on July IT.
Addison showed st. Paul police
officers the marks on front door
in an effort to gain entry, how
ever, the noise probably aroused
the dog Addison keeps In the
tavern and the culpr4ts abandoned
their plan.
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Sf0fe RefoTnGfoY
Residents Put On
MuSicuI Show

Talented residents Of the Min
nesota State Reformatory at st.
Cloud, Mimi, on June 81, produced
their first stage show in three
years.
IT was produced under the direc-
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ARRESTED ON DRUNK
CHARGE GETS
SUSPENDED SENTENCE

Tom Alexander, "a, 313 Macku-
bin Street was arrested about II
PM, July 20, after he was found
staggering at Exchange and Wab-
asha Streets. He was taken to
police headquarters and booked ON
drunk charge.
Alexander appeared in st. Paul
municipal court on July %, and
received a twenty day suspended
sentence.
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1920 Third Ave. South. $12, 900,
$1,000 down.
3726 Third Ave. South. $1,000,
$500 down.
1852 Clinton Ave. Two bedroom
expansion, 1900, 81, 900 DIN.
2123 East 22nd. $500, $500 down.
2744 Clinton Ave. 50, 300, $500 On.
Drive by then call WA. 6-2002.
S-tf
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Sf.:PouI
RAJ GSTATE FoR SALl
S ROOM TRuE DUPLEX

Aurora, 669-71. An large rooms,
Separate hot water systems. Two
bedrooms, all hard wood finish
Separate entrances across front,
Porches up and down. Call Art
Sundberg, CA. 4-2346, MI. 9-4107
JOHN {. BLooAoUIST, INC.
Re-
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ton Of Stanley Berry, music direc-
tor Of the institution
According to Reformatory Pill
lar, the inmate newspaper the
show went over with a bang and
the reformatory residents applaud
ed every number.
The orchestra pleased with
a medley Of musical selections as
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ST. PAUL MAN SHOT
IN FOOT, POLICE
SEEK ASSAILANI

Robert Ward, 81, 455 Iglehart
Av., was interviewed at Ancker
Hospital by st. Paul police about
1890 pm, July 20, and he stated
that he was shot in the foot while
walking near Russelrs Tavern at
Rondo and Kent st.
Ward stated that he was walk
ing while counting some money
when a man approached him and
demanded his money.
The assailant, known only to the
complainant by his first name,
then pulled a gun and fired. The
bullet struck the complainant in
the left foot. Ward stated he
dropped about $45 or $50 and fled
Police are investigating.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

$500 DOWN. 1921 5th Ave. South.
Neat two bedroom bungalow with
full dining room, draped and
carpeted. Excellent expansion
space. Lincoln Associates, UN. g.
$3.50. ST.
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MIseELLANRoUS

GRAPHIC AfIALYSIST
Your character by your hand writ
ing. Know yourself and friends.
Two page speciment for $3.50.
Write TO $50 No. st. Adams, st.
Paul 4. Ri
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REAL ESTATE ron SALH
LAKE MINNEToNKA

Two bedroom home. Across street
from lake. Hot water base board
heating, two car garage, fenced
yard, private dock. CIR. 1-S245.
81
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APARTMENrS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS PoR SALE
RUMMAGE SALE

Corner Kent & Carroll. ElIIs Club
upstairs Saturday, June 27, 9-6
pm. IS x ~ Nylon carpet samples,
26c. Clothing-three pieces lOc.
Miscellaneous household items 1c
and UP. Ri
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USED cars

1855 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, VS..
2-Dr. hardtop. Automatic, power
brakes, good radio. Engine and
running gear good Needs tires.
Cheap. ". 4-1451. RI
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With Clubs Jerry
GrUidI Wins Bronze
Golf Crown

CONTINUED from Page u
Howell. and Miss Lucille Rowe
were the scorers.
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Police arrested Roscoe Hutchin-
son, 81, 305 Naclubin, Apt. 6-R-
in front of his home July Fl and
he was charged with aggravated
assault in the Ward shooting.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 3-5 Pm.
SOP Humboldt Ave. North. Nearly
new two bedroom stucco bungalow
Double garage, so #. lot. $500
down FILA. or CT.
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1915 Clinton Ave. Three bedroom
expansion, stucco, garage, amuse-
ment room, $4,000. $500 down
FILA. or CT.
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1887 4th Ave. South. Almost new
three bedrooms, first floor garage,
ceramic tile bath. $500 down.
FILA. or CT.
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INVITING STUcco HOME
NEAR 18TH VINCENT AV. n.

Three bedrooms, den, ~ baths,
double garage. Charm is the word
for this brick trimmed beauty.
Living room with fireplace, family
dining room, breakfast area in kit
chen, Y bath and den on nrst floor.
Three bedrooms and ceramic bath
on second floor. Excellent carpet
ing and Grapes throughout. Gas
hot water heat. Reasonable taxes.
Terrific Value! 500. down FILA.
CALL EXCLUSIVE AGENT
WE. $500 or
ST. 9-5443
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a B.R. EXECUTIVE HOME
LOW $40 "A. BRACKET

Thomas and 18th. Outstanding!
Fabulous! Family room, den.
a m u m mt room. 21s baths,
double garage. $35, 900 value. Low
500 M bracket.
Xxx Washburn 4 B.R. Two baths,
den, breezeporch, two fireplaces,
amusement, garage.
16XX Xerxes 2 BR. IN baths.
Delux rambler. Double garage,
king size and immaculate thruout.
Two and three bedroom duplex.
Easy terms and low down pay
ments.
For more information on these
and many more lovely homes in all
price ranges Call Mrs. Mann, WA.
6-2552, WA. 6-4263.
MIN MANN REALTY FR. 10000
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13XX QUEEN NORTH. Three bed
room stucco bungalow. Very clean
tile bath, lovely kitchen, Is x 27
living room, huge breezeway ex-
pansion space. Good financing
Vacant. WA. 6-8706. ST.
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APARrMENrs FOR RENT
AVAILABLE

Unfurnished one bedroom apart
ment, $4,000 and two bedroom,
$12S.5O. Newly constructed apart
ment building. 4001 Clinton Ave.
South. One year lease required.
Stove, refrigerator, heat and gas
for cooking furnished. Call 544-
3341. S-tf
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LAKE COTTAGE Chalet Type.
45 miles Northwest. $500, CIR.
3-9137. ST.
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Andrew Carnegie, a Scotsman,
is credited with being the first
American philanthropist to give
large sums for Negro education
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BEAUTIFUL LOT, large older cot
tage. Detroit Lakes Acres. $4,000.
Access to two good fishing lakes.
Write Mpls. Spokesman, 3744 4th
Ave. So, Minneapolis 9, Mimi,
Box BOT. 81
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Bronze Tourney

S0IT SCOHS
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
MEN
J. Grshdl, Mpls. Il
C. Griffith, Chicago i
G. Peterson, Mpls. l.
b. Balxlxen, MpGs. Il
c. Tanner, Chicago l.
c. McKinnde, Mpls. l.
c. johnson, Des Moanes l.
T. Huber, Mpls. 1.
G. White, Omaha 1.
G. Petty, Peoria II
B. Collier, Denver II
r. Tate, Mpls. II
B. Davidson, Mpls. II
Ted Cook, Mpls. II
e. Harris, st. Paul II
H. Smith, Milw. Il
r. McGinnis, Mpls. Il
N. Richardson, Evanston II
J. Murrell, Omaha Il
r. Ingram, Mpls. 1!
J. jackson, Mpls. Il
D. Mattson, Mpls. Il
H. Cummings, Mpls. II
H. Nislnmura, Mpls. Il
r. Terrell, st. Louis Il
Jake williams, st. L. Il
K. Wilson, Indianapolis i
A. Amos, Chgo. i
]. c. Wilson, Indianapolis 1
J. Lunon, K.C., Mo. 1
C. Cummings, st. P. /
e. Manderville, Mpls. 1
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1902 Fifth Ave. South. Four bed
room home. Two car garage. In
mediate DOSSesSion tY-v Sam dnNun
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ST. LOUIS PARK. Three bedroom
walk-oUt rambler. FILA. By own
er. Ii. 5-0517. ST.
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5000 On. NO CLOSING COSTS

13XX Upton 8 B.R. Bglo.
15XX Upton 3 BR. Col.
15XX Sheridan B.R. F. Pic.
Xxx Oliver 3 B.R. Bglo.
17XX Sheridan 2 B.R. F. Pic. Den.
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FIRST FLIGHT

G. Cummings, st. p.
e. ManderviIle, Mpls.
FIRST FLIGHT
M. Pointer, Milw.
J. Anderson, Mpls. ]
r. Sims, Des M. ]
w. L. May, st. P. ]
B. Watkins, K.C., Mo. ]
A. Meadows, Omaha ]
J. McCurine, Chicago
D. Wheeler, St P. ]
w. Dugas, st. P. ]
r. Shelton, Mpls.
N. Minis, Mpls. !
C. Robinson, Wichita
G. Barnes, Phoenix
L. Walker, Chicago ]
J. Fishbacl1, Peoria ]
J. Bowman, Mpls. ]
N. Campbell, Chicago ]
F. Slemmons, Mpls.
D. Jackson, Peoria
R. Dennis, Chgo. ]
H. Collins, Mpls. !
H. Rogers, Waterloo
J. Pettiford, st. P. ]
r. o. Turner, Mpls. !
H. Cabell, Chgo.
L Brown, Malw. !
s. Buford, Denver
c. Lyday, Milw.
J. Kelly, Mpls.
X. SaInuels, Omaha ]
F. Dillon, Mpls.
J. Mills, st. P.
L. Smith, K.C.
r. Riess, MpEs.
T. Nicholas, Mpls.
w. Braxton, Chgo.
o. Leverette, Mpls.
w. Dawson, Mpls.
r. Harris, K.C., Mo.
J. Rundles, Mpls.
r Clay, Palo Alto. Calf.
T. Curry, K.C., Kans.
M. WEIGH, Peoria, III.
SECOND FTIGHT-MEN
]. Miller, Mpls.
r. Edwards, Mpls.
T. Clark, Mpls.
G. Mason, Mi1w.
e. Bowman, Mpls.
c. Evans, st. l.
H. Chinn, K.C., Mo.
c. Bailey, Dies M.
F. Ewing, Mpls.
X. Black, Winnipeg
c. Self, Mpls. !
F. Stokes, Denver
r. Rhone, Denver !
J. Crosby, Milw. !
r. Woods, St L.
P. McAIlister, Chgo. !
z. Mitchell, st. P.
r. Parkey, Des M. ]
H. O'Bannion, Mpls.
J. Downs, K.C., Kansas ]
r. Rush, Milw. ]
J. Wilson, K.C.
A. Hudson, Mpls. ]
L. Jemison, Mpls. ]
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Pill 22ND AVE. SOUTH. Lower
four large rooms. Toilet and show
er. $65 month. August LIST or can
be bought like rent. Abel Realty,
ia. 2-4SS4. ST.
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Jackson advocate., 1963-04-06
Tigers Take
Two From
Texas Southern

jackson State College won a
double header from Texas
Southern University here Satur-
day. The Tigers won the first
game of two so as Bennie Cren-
shaw and Arthur Turner COM
bined two terrific pitching eff
forts to strike out 16 batters.
Crenshaw had 10 in five innings
and Turner struck out the six
men to face him in the sixth and
seventh innings. Jackson had 9
hits and one error. Texas
Southern had a hits and 2 er-
rors.
Bob Brady received credit for
his second win in the three-game
set as the Tigers broke a A
tie with an unearned run in the
top of the seventh. Brady re-
lieved Shirley Harris who load
ed the bases with one man out
in the top of the seventh.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-06
Texas Southern
Dominates
GrambIing Relay
BY Collie ]. Nicholson

Grambling. La. Especial -
Texas Southern University COM
bined speed and durability to
dominate the Grambling Relays
Saturday, but Coach Stan
Wright left the big carnival
fretfully muttering to himself.
The widely-publicized Texans
sped to five relay victories and
none Of their tormentors were
given a chance to catch them
this spring until star sprinter
T. ]. Bell pulled up lame after
running a brilliant leg in the
$50 relay.
He joined pole valuter Gerald
Pratt who was sidelined with
a pulled muscle. Pratt cleared
16 feet one-half inch last week
and a disappointed crowd was
told that he didn't want to ag-
gravate the injury.
Their miseries could prove a
crushing blow to a team that
hasn't found itself in serious
jeopardy since it set five re-
cords in the University of Texas
Relays last year.
The Texans warmed up for
the rampage Saturday with the
speedy foursome of Charles
White, Lester Milburn, Ray
Saddler and Bell romping to
400 clocking in the 440.
Coach Wright's Jack Rabbits
covered the $50 in 1888.
Both relays were a bitter dis
appointment to Grambling after
it finished a close second in the
440 in 41.0 and was disqualified
in the $50 for exchanging the
baton out of the passing zone.
However, the Tigers forced
the Texans to sit up and take
notice in the high jump, discuss
and 100-yard dash.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-06
Grambling Uni.
Pitchers Gets
no-Hitter
BY Collie ]. Nicholson

Grambling, La. Especially -
Alex Pero, a quiet and unsmil-
ing southpaw who weighs only
$50 pounds soaking wet, pitch
ed Grambling to a no-hit 6-1
victory over Wiley College in the
second game of a doubleheader
Friday.
The stylish sophomore famed
16 batters in the seven inning
contest and faced only % men.
Only two balls were hit to the
outfield as Pero overpowered the
Wildcats with a good curve and
an exploding fast ball.
Wiley lost heartbreaker in
the opening contest as Gramb-
ling pushed across four runs in
the bottom of the sixth to nip
the Texans 6-5.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-06
New Ghana

Continued From Page One)
He was met at Washington's
National Airport by Osei- -Tutu,
Charge 'd'Affaires at the Ghana
Embassy and other officials.
His country's envoy to the
Federal Republic of Germany
before his assignment to Wash
ington, Mr.. Ribiero is an honor
graduate of the University of
London. He spent considerable
time there, first as Student
Liaison Officer and then as
director of overseas recruitment
in the Ghana High Commission
er's office.
In 1859, Mr.. Ribiero became
Ghana's first ambassador to
Ethiopia and relinquished that
post to go to Bonn, Germany, in
1862.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-06

Vearden and Plummer Lott, Mis-
sissippi, kneeling. Standing, the
all-teamers are Ezekiel Moore,
Alabama, James Brown, A1kan-
sas, Roosevelt Barnes, Florida,
and Frank Brown, Arkansas.
The NHSAA will observe its
goth anniversary at next years
tournament at Tennessee State.
The association was launched al
most 20 years ago thorugh the
efforts of Tennessee States
president, DR.. Davis, with the
assistance of the late Henry
Arthur Kean of Tennessee ST.,
the late Fay Young, Chicago De-
fender sports editor, Commits
sioner Cooper and B. T. Harvey,
commissioner, Southern Inter-
collegiate Athletic Association,
Miles College, Birmingham, Ala.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-06

Nashville's Pearl High tops
eight-state basketball tourney
Nashville's Pearl High Schools
Tigers" wearing the banner of
Tennessee hi champs, defeated
Jim Hill High School, Jackson,
Miss, to win the 10Th annual
National High School Basketball
Tournament, played at 'Kean's
Little Garden" Tennessee State
University, Nashville, last week
end. high school champions from
Alabama - Tuskegee, Arkan-
sas - Lincoln of Camden, Flor
ida - billiard of Fort Lauder
dale, Georgia - Beach of Sa-
vannah, Mississippi = Hill of
Jackson, South Carolina-Bond-
Wilson of North Charleston,
Tennessee - Pearl of Nash
vile, and Virginia - Crestwood
of Chesapeake. The Coca-Cola
Company, Atlanta, Ga, and the
Coca-Cola Bottling Works,
Nashville, were co-sponsors Of
the tournament, having furnish.
ed trophies and other aids,
along with the Universal Life
Insurance Company, Memphis.
Above, top photo, the Pearl
champs are seen with their
coaches Cornelious Ridley and
Melvin Black, standing 3rd ard
4th from |. in first row. At
far right is J. H. Cooper, Central
State College, Wilberforce, Ohio
who is NHSAA commissioner.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-06

In center photo, from l., are
Mr.. Cooper, H. R. Hitler, Coca
Cola of Nashville, DR.. W. S.
Davis, president Tennessee st.
University, NHSAA president,
C. T. Smiley, Booker T. Wash
ington High School, Montgom-
cry, Ala, J. E. Johnson, man
ager, Coca-Cola of Nashville,
and NHSAA executive secre-
tary, C. T. Kincaide, athletic
manager at Tennessee State. In
lower photo, Mr.. Smiley, l., and
DR.. Davis, r., with Mr.. Cooper,
Wilt Alexander, 3rd from r., as
sociation weep, Orlando, Fla, &
Mr.. Hitler, flank the tourna-
ment's all-star team. The young
sters are Larry Daniel, Missis-
sippi, David Hodge and Henry
Watkins. Tennessee, Richard