Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 33]

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When center George Brown
was drafted by the Minneapolis Lakers it marked the~ first
time ha a Wayne. basketball
club. Brown has indicated that
he has keen interest in play.
ing pro basketbali.

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The first varsity athletic
team sponsored by Wayne University was the 1917-18 basketball squad which won nine and
lost one It~s coach was David
L. Holmes who 40 years later
is still on the Wayne staff as
Athletic. Director and track
@nd cross-country coach.

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Harold Willard, Wayne State
quarterback in 1955 and 1956,
has joined the Wayne Physical
Education Staff as.an instructor Willard, who received his
degree in January, is also stu-]
dying in Graduate School in
addition to his teaching. Willard is from Cass ~City, Mich.

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Tartar Field, Wayne State
home football
field, was built in 1948 and
was first used for practice in
May, 1949. The first varsity
football game was played there:

coach, graduated from Wayne

Wayne~s golf coach since) 1945.

A & T College Aggies won the
big one last Thursday in defeating Maryland State College, defending CIAA baseball
champs, 4-3, in a tight game
played here at Memorial Sta
dium.

Keith Rustin, Aggie ace
pitcher, was a big factor in the
victory. Maryland State threatened to tie up the ball game
in the top of the ninth. With
men on second and third with
just one out, Rustin bore down
te fan the final batters. He had
allowed seven hits in winning
his second game of the year.
each in the second,: sixth and

Maryland scored one run
ninth frames. The Aggies
scored Gne in the second, ancther in the third, a booming
drive over the right field wall
by Warren Pinkett and two in
the sixth to break a 2-all tie
and enough to win,

in 1954.

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Larry Russel, Wayne golf

State with a B.S. in Engineering but shifted to Education
for his M.A. He | has } been

4 BRONZE REPORTER,

-1Stan ~The Man~ Musial to do

Hank Aaron Off
To Flying Start.

_MILWAUKEE, Wisc. (CNS)
~Wilwaukee~s senstational Negro battling king is off to a flying start to repeat last year~s
performance, and thereby be
it twice in a row, if h accomplishes it.

Only five National Leaguers
have been able to capture the
battling championship in two
years. Hank isn~t even discussing their records or worried

about his own at the moment.lith inning against the Giants,; the last five months,

~He~s just hitting when it counts.|

Only 23 years old, practically
all of his teammates say he
hasn~t begun to ~mature~ yet,
that there~s still plenty more to
come. Opposing pitchers, though,
are dizzy enough by his effortless swing.

Hank personally beat Pittsburgh for Milwaukee in its 8-7
triumph~ whn he got in five
hits in six tries and drove in

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Accused by police of being
one of Detroit~s biggest heroin
~pushers,~ Thomas Collins, 4f,
of 52 East Willis, pleaded innocent Wedneslay and was: held
for trial under $10,000 bond
fixed by Recorder~s Judge W.
McKay Skillman,
Inspector Russel] J. McCar-:

ty of the Narcotics Bureau,
said Collins has sold about

four runs. With a triple in the! $175.000 worth of dope during

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Sine versity ~baseball squad _re-|turns to action this week as

Spartans in an earlier game.

#| gistrations indicate that we may

nents in five days to highlight
action in faur sports.

a record of two wins and one
defeat, the Tartar~s lone de~feat was at the hands of the

"The track squad~s lone meet
sends them to Cleveland,* Ohio
on Saturday, May 11 to meet
Western Reserve University in
a PAC meet. It will be the last.
dual meet for the Tartars be
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Coach Fred Mulhauser~s tennis team is~-at Eastern~ Michi
gan College on Monday, May

6 and'then travels to Cass Tech
in Cleveland on Friday, May
10. for a PAC test. The tennis

team won the PAC. title last

year.and will defend its. crown
in this year~s PAC meel. -

Track, ~tennis, golf and rifle

all Conference
in Detroit

teams ~ from
schools. will meet
for the PAC meet.

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Expects

Over..12,.000.....

At Scouts Outing

Estimates of attendance at

tion Area, May 24-25-26, are
being revised upward according to -Gold Rush ~Governor~
C. Allen Harlan and his Gold
Rush Committee.

"From an early survey,~ said
Mr.. Harlan; ~we estimated a
probable attendance of from ten
to twelve thousand. Current re
have as many as 14,000,~ Harlan
stated. The Committee believes
that by skillfully utilizing al:
available tenting space, arrangements can be made for safely
housing as many as fourteen
be the largest youth encamp-:
mént ever held in the State.

Harlan~s committee was assured that traffic and parking,
which will undoubtedly be the
heaviest in the history of any
State Recreation Area, can be
adequately handled by State
Police and specially assigned
Explorer Units.

~The Committee again.emphasized that none but registered. Gold Rush Boy Scouts,
Explorers and leaders would be
allowed to tent on Gold Rush
territory in the Highland Re
creation Area:. Units already
registered have received com
plete instructions and _ identification stickers for their ~cars,

Visitors, including the public,
also Cub Scouts and their parents, are urged to attend only
on Saturday, May 25. ~The
evening campfire program will

be ~very fmuch worthwhile,~:

Tax Lien
On Champ

CHICAGO ~ (CNS) ~ Middleweight Champ Sugar. Ray
Robinson is not going to be allowed to get very far behind
his- taxes as Joe Louis. Su
gar has a $67,479 take coming
to him as his share in regain
ing his crown from Gene Full- -

mer, but the Government put

~a lien against it for back tax
es for the sum of $23,000. Sugar will be minus this sum
when he gets his check

TALLAHASSEE Willie
Galimere of Florida A and M
University Rattlers carried the
ball 12 times and gained. 91
yards -against North Carolina
College last fall. ~nt

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