Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 22]

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By BENNIE THOMAS |

BATON~ ROUGE, ~La.~Friday| geren

and
sity will, Southern Univerost. the 20th Annual
Conference. Track,

ships, marking the 20th conseculive year that the conference

wess. against each other for the
coveted conference crown.;

To be held in conjunction with
the conference championships
will be the Annual High School
invitational Track and Field Meet
which wilk feature prep teams
from. Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi
and Louisiana.

The SWAC championships date
back te 1939 when Bishop College became the. first conference "
winner with Langston taking run- |

_ner-up honors. Ironically enough,:
Bishop posted 39 posts in taking)
Both the first).
e team), -
have since bedome affiliated with |,
other conferences, with Bishop |~
now having membership in~ the |:
fsulf Coast Conference and Langs-|:
fon at the close of the past sea-|. ~

the initial meet.
winner and second pl

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Houston; the newest member of
the conference is the defending
champions, having piled up 52 -points. take their second title
since entry into the loop. They
had wo - previously in 1955. Last
year
finished second and third to TSU,
posting 47 and 46 points respectively in the ~chase~.

This

year, it appears that the

some of TSU, Prairie View. or

Southern University, with Wiley| second 7
| and ~Texas College expected to) nefan,

past
holds the distinction of having
won for six straight years,

ning in 1948 and running through |

1953. Southecn took over as
champs in 1954, after finishing
second to PV for the years Wer
53.;
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ORIG: RECORDS FELL

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Last. year, five records fell in
Wiley College hurdler ~posting 2.

Davis marked pt = Bay andl

-EAST LANSING, ~Mich. Michigan State basketball center + ielh
Team All-American certificate. from Lansing Bu reau UP~ Mana
with MSU Athletic Director Biggie Munn offering c

n Green receives iaited | Press Third
ger Jack Vandenberg (). April 29,
ongratulations. (United ~Press ie a1

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Swinging
into the midway point of spring
football practice; Head Coach
Bennie Oosterbaan emphasized
that Michigan~s drills from here
on until the wind-up. scrimmage
May 17, will be centered around
candidates who have shown marked progress to date.

~| believe we now have a
pretty. definite idea on which
candidates will be. of varsity caliber next fall,~ said Oostrbaan.
~Erom now on we'll concentrate
on them. We haven~t quite made
up our minds on all of them
but we must, by necessity, begin
to work on the boys. individually. Not that we'll discourage
anyone from coming ouf, but
they~ll have to prove themselves
very quickly.~

Last Saturday~s scrimmage~
first in the Stadium this year~
was a tougher session than the
first weekend scrimmage two
weeks ago. After the red-shirted
reserves. had scored two touchdowns, the varsity counted | six;
times, with Brad Myers, Fred
Julian, right halfbacks; Bob Ptacek and Darrell Harper, left halfbacks and Gene Sisinyak, all letterment doing most of the gaining. Stan Noskin, letterman junior and John Spidel, letterman
senior, handled most of the quarterbacking. os

Standouts among the newcomers were ~Dick Syring, Bay
Ann Arbor, fullback, who scored
two touchdowns, one for the reserves.and one for the varsity;
Gary Kane, Elgin, lll., and John
Halstead, Bay City, ends; Guy
Curtis, South Bend, Ind., tackle;
Reid Bushong, Toledo, O., and
Hank. Stuart,~ Detroit, tailbacks,

Don Deskins, 235 pound ~ exMarine, regarded as the top newcomer in the line at middle
guard, missed the session because
of a bruised knee but reported
for action again on Monday. The
-huge Jamaica, N. Y., athlete im
jured the knee in the first Sat
urday~s scrimmage but Sinead
in rough work during the week.
Oosterbaan, however, ordered him
sidelined for last Saturday~s workout..

The Wolverines again will go
to the Stadium, weather permitting, on Saturday, with workouts
scheduled every day this week
except Friday, on. peer Field.

Sports Travel Show
Opens On May 14th

Patrons oh the Sports and
~Travel Show at the Light Guard
Armory May 14 through 18 will
be able to see the newest fighting equipment of Uncle Sam~s
arméd forces.

FE. H. ~Bill~ Sachane:~ director
of the show, afnounced Saturday
that the Armed Forces Day committee had agreed to furnish a
display of America~s mighty, arsenal in front of the armory Aluring the show.

Buchner said that it is expected the Army, Navy, Air Force
and Marine Corps will participate
in the giant display.

He also announced that. peace
officers would take part in the
entertainment inside the building in nightly demonstrations by
the Detroit Judo Club. Many
members of the club are also
members of the Police Judo
team.

-The self-defense skills of: the
judo specialists will be on view
between the two giant floor
shows each night.

Buchner also said that two

seven-day, all-expense cruises to

Georgian Bay, aboard either the
S. S. South American or North}
American, will be awarded free
to some patron of the show.

A $2,000 Edwards swimming |~

pool, constructed entirely of Reynolcs aluminum, will be another
erize to be awarded free.

Spring Grid Sessions
Reach Midway Point |

dividual titles.

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Spartan,
Sport...,Facts

_ Michigan Sf ate wor~ its~ first
NCAA gymna ti ng ~team'- ~cham
pionship in 958 Po Ss the
honors with - ol,

- Michigan wrestlers have
won 12 an sate yg ~championships

in NCAA mat competition since
1936~the latest winner being
Ken Maidlow who won the 191 -pound title in 1958.
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* Michigan State~s two-mile relay
team of Brian Castle, Bob Lake,
Dave Lean: and, Willie Atterberry
won the ag ass Relays title
in 7:24.8~se and one half
seconds beter than the meet

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tH
Michigan~ State won the 1958
National Collegiate Weightlifting
crown with, Spartans Joe Dewland at 132,.pounds and Dave
Norton at 141 pounds winning in
Coach anid

Frank A! ~wleBridé; ~27-year-old
former Army track coach, has
been named to sueceed David L.'
Holmes as track coach at Wayne
State University. Holmes, 70, will

retire in Juné. after 40 years
as track and cross ~Country coach
and athletic director, -

McBride is currently fulfilling
requirements for an-M-A. degree
in physical education at the Uni
Pt the St. Louis
| jin six runs wi
-| his second ho

~!to lead ~the: sn
Brooks. Lawtet

_| to a 7-3 victory:

p
| bottom -of the~ Bog

[of a double play.~ ie

the Cards loaded. the: No
the fire was~ put Sut by:

Want tae hgh gf et

with that wrist,~. iawn ke Casey:
pointed out. Besed

Sez ~Senor pg. ~In starting stow iy
ran into a a hes

-Our gers:
by foul
chalk line. hits: noe Pages
have been lining: into -someor
hands. Of course, I ~believe, ot
realize these - breaks. even out
over a season, 50. I'm not wortying too much now.~..
Ed. note: Line: driv $) orn
the Chisox -have ibaert bel ~ I
~recious slump sinte opening;,, Notre Dame at | x, CE. 9-9746.

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As:a team,:they~re hitting 0.217.:1f youleave out the: pend
Shern a Toll ny a ae F
ermah ar ~Nelson: Fo
(.322) and;Aparitip. i ~2%6) he
mark; is se pitifeb 16% Be,

It tsi have

a hit in~ the last two: games.
Unfortunately ~six. players~ with.
regular status. have gotten: only
seven hits in their. last 129 times
at bat. Tch., Tch. Tech.

~DR~

Pete Kozer, 53 year-old exercise

boy?, for Silky. Sullivan, probably |

was. the. mest, ~pathetic person
around Churchill Downs Pe tall
after the West Coast flash~s fa~
ure in the Kentucky, Classic. *

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~haven't. lost confidence in, him,~

said: Kezer, with a catch,in ~his
voice. ~He's a good horse: I love
him even in ~defeat.. But after|
-all Nashua, Native Daneer, Man
O~War, Joe Louis, Jack Dempsey
~they all lost. I still think Silky

is a great horse and.1 love him Mi

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Now that useelie~ has dis-/}

posed of Cornelius Brown of
1 N.Y.C. promoter C. W. Smith
has lined up -Nino Valdes for
Saturday, May 24th, The bout is

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State Fair zag

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He will have the- ~aéademic rank
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