Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 44]

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Patterson Wins In i a
(Special to The Detroit Tribune):
NEW YORK ~ Sports-fans around the Polo Grounds,;

gonting of Seplembel. 1~ in,

4 If his plans. sien~ and these
include procuring a half dozen
or more good freshman. ~backs

GREENSBORO, ~- C.~The
appointment of Bert Pig
being familiar with all the power-hitters of the National

League, witnessed a ten inning two-man game in which preparation.for probably the

toughest schedule ~any Aggie

~

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Floyd Patterson pitched left hooks and crossed right hand
to the head and body of Tommy Ss nnraoaa-ge Jackson to

t
a as head coech at A and
T College gives the hopes off

}coach ~has ~had to face in the
half-century of football com
and adequate

replacements.
fill those voids in his line,

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keep his heavyweight title.

};ond round and was down for a

~ improved Aggie teanis a brand
new lustre.

_,|..The choice of Mame has

floored just- before the bell
rang~~to end the round,

The challenger hit the canvas for a count of six in the sec
met. ready acceptance by. the
players, students, and faculty
at the college, but equally important by the thousands of]
alumni who have not been ex-}
actly jubilant over the Aggie~s}
near misses in recent confer-}
ence championship play. This

later group has gore all out

four-count in the ninth, The unorthodox boxer had little to offer other than a ing stamina
and a lot of courage,

The 22-year-old titleholder~s

rpetition~ at the College, ~He in
herits some top. quality back-'
field.matrial. and a: line which
has ~Eaping holes to fill:

year.

Red Cross Offers
Swimming Manual
A mianua] to guide parents in teaching their chil
dren to swim has just been issued by the American Red
Cross and can be obtained at its chapters for 20 cents,

YD ~ATTERSON ot ee ~
the printing and distribution cost, A. W. Cantwell, na- FLO: The Tornado cma Alabama under Bill Bell who
tional director of Safety Service, announced recentl ~ee BULLETIN he succeeds at A and T.

7 ~agen~ 3 age vg Bert returned to IMlinois in

The 36-page publication. >..
TEACHING JOHNNY HOW TO
SWIM, was preparede because}
the Red Cross has found that
children under 9 years learn
swimming better with individ-| Red Cross-approved methods of
ual instruction, Mr, Cantwell ex-/| artificial respiration. They are
plained,:| the back pressure-arm lift tech~s ~tnique, in use since 1951, and the
Since the present number of newly-adopted mouth-to-mouth
drained instructors is too small. resuscitation, for use on infants,
fo satisfy fully the need for in-| <mail children, and victims of
struction in classes, to say geo chest injuries,
ing of individual teaching, this} ~
~do-it-yourself~ handbook for pa+
rents was developed.~ he ~said.
~We hope jit will help meet the
ever-growing demand for water
safety instruction,~

The. booklet also illustrates

simple safety. precautions and
rescue methods and contains il
The manual or further information, about it and other services of the Water Safety Service of the Detroit Red Cross
~Chapter, may be secured by calling WO. 1-3900,

Don't Be A Litterbug

lustrated descriptions of the two}:

best punch was e left hook
that he. dug deep and often
into Jackson's body, This was
the most uneven heavyweight
bout seen in quite some time.

nine full rounds on all officials~
cards and kept the challenger in
tire. bout. In the eighth round
deep trouble throughout the en
|| Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson,
TKO~d by Heavyweight Cham-. Pion Floyd Patterson Monday
night, was rushed to Meadowbrook Hospital early Tuesday
morning.

His condition was described
as fair.

Jackson~s temperature was
102 when admitted, but subsided to near normal,

Patterson visited the chalIénger in the. hospital Tuesday. -

ee JACGHSON the champ staggered Jackson. Cool Breeze [twice with short, chopping, right:. |hands while fighting in close.
From the gong in the first Jackson entered a New
round until 28 minutes later; York hospital Tuesday mornwhen Ruby Goldstein finally| ing suffering from cuts and
stopped the onslaught the champ bruises. His condition was
had piled up a phenomenal classed as a ay

edge. - ~ Four days~. Test is: all that Pat
The ~Hurricane tersoh. will iget~ before his return to Gréenwood Lake, Saturday to start drilling for his Au
ran into

his first storm of fists in the
he was~

first. round when

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Olympic @mpion Pete Rade
gust 22 title bout against 1956
macher at Seattle.

See Stikae

MARSHALL, Texas ~ Resid
ents of Dallas may have an opportunity to see the Bishop*Col~lege ~Tigers~ football team in
action in their own city this
fall. That was the word this
week from Dwight H, Fisher,
New Director of Athletics and
Coach at Bishop College. Coach
Fisher says negotiations are underway to schedule one football
game in Dallas,

FST ff

Phone CE. ges.

Bishop~s new Director of Athletics comes from Oberlin, Ohio.
For the past nine years he was
Director of Athletics and Coach
at Alcorn A and M College, His
teams played from October 1948
to 1955 without a single con
ference loss, The new athletic

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mentor plans to do his utmost
to lead Bishop College back
Coach Fisher pointed out that
into the athletic limelight, But
he is relying healvily on he
support of alumni and friends
of Bishop in developing a strong
athletic program.

Wanted: =
4 Generations
of Vets

Are there four generations of
living veterans of the American armed forces in your-family?

If so, ~the Michigan State Fair
would like to hear from that
Michigan family, according to
Donald L, wala general
manager.

In arranging this year~s progrem for Veterans Day. to be
held: August 31, the State Fair
management would like té honor such a family at:a banquet
to.,. be.. co-sponsored.. with.. the
\ Consolidated War Veterans
Councils of Michigan.

~We would like to point out
that the four generations do not
necessarily have to have seen
active service,~ Swanson said.
Pron if you. are a member of a

generation
ily of living veterans or know

Patterson won nine of the|high school at to enter}

| York Giants, pro champions,

Michigan fam-|

of someone who_ is, contact|*

for Piggott: during the brief spel]

since. his appointment and are
still beating.the bushes helping
in that all important task of en-:
couraging good and promising

A and T this fall..

While in the pa. he played
for two seasons with the Tuske-|
gee Army Air Force Base in|

1946, for his final year of eligibility, to join the tan stars,
~Buddy~.Young, Paul Patterson
and Ike Owens and 2 new coach,
Ray Elliott. He contributed a
fine share to the team which
that year copped the Big Ten
title and later emerged as Rose
Bowl champs,..._..

He will get down ~to. serious
business with his boys on the

Sign New Pitcher

DETROIT~Detroit Tiger General Manager John McHale today announced that John F.
Drake, Jr., a six-foot righthand- |.
ed pitcher from Clemson, had
been signed to a Detroit major

season.

All- Stars a

league contract for the 1958:

Aggie hopes for a real. winner.
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Standard Oil in Detroit, said
today that his company will

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ond and third quarters,

/ Stations on the ABC-TV net
WXYZ-TV in Detroit and WJIM-TV in Lansing will air the
Detroit Division area.

Six members: of the College
All-Star squad either live in
or attended schools, in Michigan.
They are: Terry Barr, halfback;
Rno Kramer, end; and Tom
Maetnz, end; all from University
of Michigan. John Matsko, center and Clarence Peaks from
Michigan State University; Jim
Podoley, halfback from Central
Michigan College make up the
Michigan -sextette.

Game time is 8:30. P.M, This
year~s grid classic pits the College All-Stars against the New

How The State
Got Its~ Nickname

ANN ARBOR ~ Ever wonder how Michigan got nicknamed the Wolverine State?

Says Professor William H,
Burt, curator of mammals at
The University of Michigan,
~The fur trade was big business
in the early days of Michigan.
Detroit became a center from
which not only Michigan furs
but also those from ~ adjoining
areas to the w and north
were shipped east,

~Michigan probably became
known as the Wolverine state
because, of the great number of
wolverine skins in these ship-|
ments,.Most' of the wolv
probably came from the

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