Bronze Reporter [Volume: 8, Issue: 12]

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ELKS~ NUMBER ONE~ FLOAT~The parade float ofthe Bablamian. Elks, seen: top: shove Was awarded first place citation at recent~ national Elks (I.B.P:O\E: of: W.). convention: in ~New, York Gity
In lower photo, Nassau~s Clarence Bain; Elk: lead er, legislator and businessman, points: with pride
to Bahamas ~exhibit located in the Commodore H otel, headquarters of the Elks-62nd Annual Grand.,
Lodge Convention. To the right of Mr. Bain is Charles A.~Rhodriquez, Elk director of education.
for the Bahamas, while looking from left, are~ J. Amos Harris, president, Pennsyivania State: Association, Philadelphia, Miss Madeline Boxley Wash ington D. C.; Mrs. Gussie R.. Kitt, Washington,
D.C.; and Irvin R. Banks, Elk.Grand Trustee, Wa shington, Pa. On float in:front of the internationally famous Theresa: Hotel on New York~s upper 7th Avenue are the Dudley. Smithi steel band and
beautiful queens. Following the prize winning. entry. are: members. of the Bahamas. Elk, delegation
which included~ Mr. Bain, Mr. Rhodriquez and.Da,ughter Lillian Archer, newly elected Grand. Temple. Keeper of the Gate. Other Bahamas Eik lead ers are Exalted Rulers Samuel~G. Williams, Eu:. Teka ~Lodge 114, Duben Knowles, Curfew Lodge 1162; Michael Curtis, Hercules Lodge 1202 L. A
Tinker, Morning Star Lodge 1414, Harcurt Brown, Guiding Star.Lodge 1374,:Bimini Island;;and Ronald Duncombe, Conch Shell Lodge 1383. Daughter Rulers are Mable Boswick, Excelsior Temple 37,
Deris Fitzgerald, Curfew Temple 1162, Doris Tinker, Evening Star Temple 1046, Kathlan~ Johnson,
Alpha Temple 909, and Agnes Saunders, Guiding Star Temple 1374.

~Top Cat~ TV Fun Show To Start Sept. 27.
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winner ~of men~s championship,

from Jackson, Miss., flank~ women~s champion: Mrs: Verniee Tur--
Qedan: City, N. J.,.a: two-time~ winner of~ the fairer-set: group:. ing, Atsceriter-are seen-UGA officers-and~représentatives of Coca-| Gola -viewihg~ trophies~ donated~ by Phe Coca-Cola. Company, At~ Janta, Ga., for~ alfamateur divisions of the 350-person tourney.: Youth wifiners are at right. with, from: left, Lonnie-Jones, Cin--
-cinnati, Ohio; who heads UGA youth development program, Cham
ner,

pion, Jerry Owens; Hattiesburg,

~ Andre. Wilson Philadelphia, and Fred Eieberman, Brookline;, Mass.
In,center panel, standing, left to right are Howard Andersen, UGA
president, Toledo, Ohio; Don~ Crane; Coca-Cola Bottling Company
of; Broekton,: Mass; PRman- Moss H. Kendrix, Washirtgton,~ D:C.,

head of~ firm: serving Coca-Cola

host committee chairman: Jack Dukes, Boston, and..Leo Mclsaac,
Coca-Cola Battling Company. of Boston. Seated, left. and right, are
~ Capt. Arthur E. Johnson, superintendent of. the. 36th-hole. Ponka
poag Golf Course;: Canton, Mass.,

and James C. Parham,.:Coca:Cola, ~ scemcous at Brockton,

Mass.

| Sieh Gites toprminnerkciasthe United Golfers Associa-.
~ tion ~~ 35th annual ~national: tournament are: seen: above following.
the Busten* event: In- 1éffphote-~right, Willie Greer, Nashville,

and: Peta Brown,: pro: winner.

Miss., and in-order runners-up

public relations interests, UGA

on: which. tourney: was: played; ~

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ANN ARBOR., ~ Set for a iy
start with development. of
reserves. ~ a major problem ~
Michigan's 68-man: varsity foot-}
ball* squad: began full-scale -practice Friday: They open. with
UCLA; September 30:

Coach Bump Elliott has emp. +

hasized a fast start although. the
pre-season practice period is longer than usual. -~We have an all
letterman first team as a base up- |
on which. to: start,~. he-.said, ~but

reserves were our problem in last -

Spring/s practice~ and; they have
been further complicated by the
~unfortunate- deaths- of. two-of our
-Phil-- Garrison, ~ sophomore right, tackle, whom we.counted.upon as No. 2 at the Spot and
Joe: Sligay a-center ranked as
fourth choice.~ (Garriso~ died in
gay. was

The: Wolverine coach ae said
he: planned to continue ~as. far
as. possible~ his. three platoon!
system. ~We may not have enough

talent for three ~really complete -

~units, and possibly not enough for
two; full unit outfits, but: we'll
try to: find that out in.a hurry,~
~Elliott~ said: j:

In the line only Jon Schopf at
right; tackle. returns as a regular.
The big former Grand Rapids
lineman will team with John Houtman. on the other side. of the line.
Houtman, a: letterman, was a defensive player last year as were
the. middle. trio,: guards Lee Hall
-and~ Joe O~Donnell. and Todd
Grant at center.

Bright -spot in the Wolverine
picture is: the all-veteran backfield from 1960 with Glinka, quarter; both halfbacks, Bennie McRae and Dave Raimey, and either
Ken Tureaud or Bill Tunnicliff

is- the. possibility that Tureaud~s
shoulder, injured in the final:
game against Ohio State last year,
will not stand up under heavy
blocking.

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~unflinching attack, Saturday night

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Carlog- Oftiz- used~ a swift and

~te: win~ a unanimous: 10-round
decision over Cuban champion

~Beach Auditorium:
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iad: vane Diastielt'at the

individual~ scoring: records at both

Olympia-and' University of Detroit

~Memorial~ Building; will get the

first crack at~ the-new Convention
~Arena standard: when the Pistons!
usher im: professional~ basketball
~there Oct: 25:

Baylor and his. Los. Angeles
Laker teammates will provide the.

62 NBA liome schedule which
includes 30~ dates and. six doubleheaders.

The: Laker strongman previous
at U-D Memorial and shares the
Olympis record. of..57 with.the St.
Louis. Hawks~ Bob Pettit.

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The Western: Division champion

frequent vistiors. They will call
seven times meeting: the Pistons
on five~: occasions and Philadelphia..and Chicago once each.
--Chicago, Cincinnati and Los
Angeles. will appear six times
apiéce and the World Champion
Boston Celtics will be on hand
for: four: games. ~ all with the
Pistons.

For the Royals, the switch from
Olympia: and U-D will be a wel
~Training

comed one..In the Pistons~ four

Mrs. Alice Stewart
A Golf Champion

MRS. ALICE STEWART~

A -REAL CHAMP! This can
truly-be said of Mrs. Alice Stewart, wife of Rev. Carlyle Stewart and the mother of. four;
who is a CHAMPION GOLFER.

Mrs. Stewart has been playing
golf..since 1947, and she has
more than fifty-five trophies to
her credit. After her family, golf
comes next..She has played in
many tournaments; and is. placed. in the championship Flights.
Her history includes: winning
tournaments, being the runner up,
and once place third.

Golfing takes her to Chicago,
Toledo, and Minnésot~:wnere. she.
often plays in the Chicago: Woman~s Open Tournament, The
Mid-West Tournament in Toledo,
and the Minnestoa Negro Open
Tournament. Mrs. Stewart~s prizes
have included merchandise such
as washing machine and a diamond ring.

Her most exciting tournament
participiation. was. in.. the. United.
States Golf. Association Open~
ing, held at Forest Lake County

Douglas Vaillant~ at~ the Miami}

ly posted a game. high of 47*points.|'

Hawks will be the Arena~s: most |.

sub par gelé is: the dream of
every golfer.. Sie, said: it is the
most. Good golf in: her estimaion, requines: canstant practice,
and a welt developed. wrist.

She describes-golf as: good! clean:
healthful reereation, To those
who have acquired: added* weight
during: the winter, and wish to
combat it, Mrs. Stewart gives a
word of advice: ~get: out on the
golf course!~

To the beginner, she gives
words~ of ~warning; play~ on: shorter courses; seek. professional instruction, which: is available at
all municipal cougses... The. professional instruction will take the
beginner~s swing: and. build his+
game around it. She further adds:
~do not jump in and~ buy expensive equipment. until you are
sure of your-interest in the. game;
then apply -yourselé by: constant
practice.~

To Mrs. Stewart, golf is,a form
of recreation! yet. the - number of
trophies bereee a, champion. We
Salute you. Mrs. Stewart, a real

previous: seasons ti: Detroit, Cincinnati never once claimed a victory at either of the two home
sites.:

With the addition of the Chicago franchise. the Pistons schedule
will jump to-80 games. Besides
their 30 home dates, coach Dick
McGuire~s athletes will play four
games at Fort Wayne and 46
others on foreign and neutral
courts.

The Pistons will play 23 of their

~home games either on Wednesday:

(15) or Saturday (8). Three games
each will be played on Sunday
and~ Friday, and the other date
is a Monday (New Year~s night).

Starting time for single games
has-been moved batk a half- hour,
froin 8 to. 8:30 p. m. with doubleheaders stilk tipping off at 7.

McGuire will take his 17 candidates to Marysville: High School
for a 10-day. pre-season: training
stint beginning Sept. 15. The club
will open its 10-game exhibition
season early Ps October.

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Twenty gdh in the PSL will
start their first. workouts. Tues-*
day. The first day will be devoted
principally to registration of
candidates and issutng of informs.
Thereafter the- players will be
busy six days a week since the
season opens: Friday, Sept. 22.

Denby. defeated Cooley for the
PSL championship: last fall then
came from behind in~ the last
period to- edge Catholic Central
21-18, in the Goodfellow game
before a record breaking turnout
of 39,196 persons in Tiger Stad
ium.

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One of the important coach
changes this~ new season will be
George Newman who will be
swimming and track coach at
~Eastern in place of Lorenzo
Wright, who was granted a leave
of absence to accept a position at
the University of Nigeria in Afri
pul

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When Michigan~ State Coach
Duffy Daugherty turned to his
bench for breakaway runners last
-year he--confronted- with nothing
but power-running backs.

This year when Daugherty
wants to insert some real speed
~into ~his ~backfield he~lf have a
number of rapid sophomores to
turn=to:

CHAMP!

Club in Detroit 1952,
In the game of golf, Mrs. Stewart made the. statement

The two:youngésters hé'probabily will resort to niovt~éften are
Sherman Lewis, a lean, little
runner from Louisville, Ky., and
~Dewey:-Lincoln, the compact: all
~ state. speedsters from Hamtramck.

~Lewis -has some of the~ most. impressive. credentials. of any
|. Spartan back of recent years. He

has run the 50-yard dash in 5.3

~seconds; the 60-yard dash in:06.3

{
* high~ school tracksman: he cracked

and the 100 in:09.8.
Lincoln will give a step or two
~to Lewis in wind sprints but as a

the: 10-second mark in the 100
with a. clocking. of:09.9,
_Dewey reminds -me a lot of
Billy Wells: the: way*he: runs. He
cuts and weaves all over the
place:.
Lincoln. weighed in at, 178:pounds
on the first day of* practice
after a summer of working with
an asphalt gang for the City. of
Hamtrack. He expeets to play this
fall at about 173.
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Former middleweight champion
Sugar Ray Robinson will meet
Wilf Greaves, the young Canadian
title contender, in the feature 10 -rounder of the next Detroit Boxing Club: presentation at the new
Cobo. Arena Sept. 25.

Robinson, who was born Walker
Smith in Detroit, Jan*3, 1920, decisioned Garth Panter in a 10 -rounder in ~his last appearance
in Detroit, May 4.

The bout with Greaves will
launch a -second comeback. campaign: for the five-time:holder of
the middleweight title dnce _ recognized as one of the greatest
fighters in the business.

that. DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER~ 9, 1961

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