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Look for Clarence
Peak
Bowl game in Miami,

Christmas. night. He will

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Phil Stephens! tan frat star
of Eastern Michigan College,
took the 100 yard dash in 98
and the 220 in 21.4 as they defeated Miami of Ohio 63 and
59.

Travis Lidwell, sicaiagel of
Percy~s Orioles, has four pitchers from last year including
Car] Pitkin, Dale Harris, Fay ~

Shanofelt and Luther Hill. Tom>

wigias is the only other - holdov- *. Added are Mike Guza, battine champion in 1954 and John
Boulton... Other players are
Blakeley,
Bob Lawrence, Ken Palmer and
Ted ~~

Mel Thomas of Lowell, struck
out 18 batters and pitched 2 -hitter in. gaining a 2-1. decision
over 5 ed~ A

For thé ~atth straight year
Morgan State College 440 yard
relay team, composed of Linwood Morlan Booby Gordon, ~
Ed Watet and Ken Kave blazed
home in 41.7.

Sad ante

Pontiac High~s one man track
team of Hayes Jones set two
track records this week. He ran

e high in 14.9 and the lows in ~

20.6. He. also took the broad
jump with a leap of 21 ft. 6 in.

Tan stars of Wayne University won the National AAU mile
relay title with a time of 3.18.5.
This time was the best turned
in by any college or university
this year. The team consisted of
John Pelford, Talph Wiliams,
Ralph Carter and Cliff Hatcher., Willie Mays gets the cover ~
treatment and is the subject of

the Spert Special in the current
issue of Sport Magazine. Sport
at newstands. now trace Willie~s
career every step of the way, and
includes impressions Willie has
made on baseball men; many of
whom figure he~s a good bet to
become the greatest of all.

ED. NOTE: Get the-current issue
of Sport, you will like it.

Charles Sifford golf star mad@
history this week. He became
the first tan star. to have autographed golf clubs on the market,

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Flint was well represented at
the Green and White game held
at MSU last Saturday. Some of
them were: Owen Jackson, Chas.
Herron, Jesse Thoms, - Leroy
Bolden, C. B. Mollay, Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Odem, Cohen Washington, Norman Graham, Don
Coleman, Ellis Duckett, William
Epps, Leonard Herron, Frank
Randell, Joe Quarles, Bill Allen,
Charles Brown, George Washingi. Herman Windom, Oscar Tur
and, Jim More, Sherwood Pea,
Norbas Bryant, Lenn_ Garrett,
Owen Jackson, Jessie. Thomas and
Willie Williams.

Expansion Calls
For New. Wiring. If-you add new living space to 3: need new

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time and never saw a rabbit

Next week I have a surprise
in store, so be sure to look for
it in the BRONZE REPORTER.

For your information about

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just what had to be done.

My suggestion is that Mr. Kay,
who has devoted so much of his
time towards getting this project under way, contact the
property owners and get their
consent to Have this done. This

The unde:

is the starting.

' Before ending, abide by the
Do not call or write the BRONZE
Conservation minded.

rules of Conservation and
to the Flint Conservation Club
Pictures and fish stories, new
places to fish, send them to me.
I will have them printed.

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~Baker; still others say it will be
Bob Saterfield, Nino Valdes, Willie Pastrano, a Summerlin,
or~ ld Carter. ~

The fellow most people think
it will be is a young fellow by
the: name of Floyd Patterson. ~

The most likely prospects were
listed in the March issue of
~Sports Magazine.~ The title of
the article is: ~Floyd Patterson~s Marciano Time-table.~ This
article was, of course, written be
fore Marciano~s recent announce- ~

iF of retirement.
The: who pitk Patterson

and his _ ll
just ~21, ~Floyd is the
- youngest of all ~contenders. Archie Moore is the oldest at 42.
~In thé éliminations to find a
new champion, wé figure Patterson will eliminate all comers,
from Archie: Moore to Harold
Carter. Floyd fights like a wildcat bitten by a fox. He fights
with both hands and throws punches all the time. For a defense,

his ability to anticipate and his _

sharp reflexes serve him well.
He has lost but one fight in his
27 bouts; Joey Maxim, the former light-heavyweight champion,. gained the decision over Floyd.
Patterson says of this bout, ~He

sen ~fight followers only knew
the number of main liners Floyd.
has knocked out..
Patterson likes to fight
heavyweights because he says
that they are so confident of their
strength and punching power
that they take chances. Now as
always Floyd Patterson is a
humble man, another characteristic: which will help him as he

Pat: Wilson of Leaper, Mich,

was not as sharp as he should
have been. He will

quarterbacks tossed T. D.
to Tony Koladzier, Dave Kaiser
and Larry Harding,

The T.D..on the ground were
made by fullback Dan_ Gilbert

and fullback Bob Handloser.
Dave Kaiser booted extra points
for the White tedm and center
~John Matsko for the Green.

Clarence Peaks went into high
~gear in the four quarter. The 205
' pound triple threat left halfback
from Flint played almost the entire game as h~ picked up 144
yards in 20 runs, and catching a
15 yard pass. Pe best run was
the one that him the M.V.P.
of the game. Hé hit six times
before he got t6 the line of struggle and was hit seven more times
as he rah over tackler and packed some with him. It was John

Young who s him. If he
had eluded Yo he would: have

ae a Art Johnson,

former Flint orthern High
School student, |made ~his debut
at M.S.U. as picked up 16
yards for the te team. He
looked very gi on. defensively

as he made several key tackles.
Young Art wasa little nervous

as he made two fumbles in the

game.

Jim Hinesly, 196 der from
Miller High of Detroit was a
ball of fire on offense and defense. He led M.S.U|~s pass. receivers in his sophomore year.

Line coach Bert Smith has
his eyes. on Jerry McFarland
from Birmingham, -Alabama
Parker High School. He played
the entire game and was outstanding lineman of both the
Green and White team. He played with the White team.

Other tan stars who played
were Blanche Marlin of River
Rouge High Fae Kelly Eliison, 225 pound guard from Sandusky, Ohio, Hendricks Young,
150 pound halfback from Carver
High, Chicago, Illinois, and Joel
Jones, 220: pound 6.1 guard from
Weirton-High, Weirton, W. Va.

The White team was comiposed
of second and. third stringers
coached by Burt Smith, ~ Bob
Devaney, Bill Yearmen and John
Poloncak. The Green a was

works his way to ~the heavyweight championship of the world
Next Week~MARCIANO~THE
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STARTS SUNDAY AT BOTH DoRT and WEST-SIDE

composed of first and fourth~pb Everett Gran ~

y re delws, Lou Agase
Doug Weaver and Al Dorow.

Duffy Daugherty was a spectator and he was pleased with
what he saw in Clarence Peaks
as he ripped up the turf on
short gains. Other players he
was pleased with were center
John Motska, quarterback Jim
Ninowski, End Dave Kaiser,
halfback Art Johnson and fullback Don Gilbert.

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Bright star, would I were as
steadfast as thou art.~
*~John Keats

APPEARANCE
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mere appearances; for the t
laughter that bubbles on

lip often mantles over brackish depths of sadness, and the
serious look may be the sober
veil that covers a divine peace.

You know that the bosom can '

ache beneath diamond brooch
es; and how many blithe hearts -

dance under coarse wool!

Wise men read very y sharply
all of your private history ~in
gl look and gait arid behavor.

~Emerson

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