Bronze Reporter [Volume: 8, Issue: 25]

the No. 1. conteuaet
Moore~s world tif
victories in 31~ e
battles, 21 by &
Calderwood wW,

his manager; and:
his trainer..
~Fisher. ~ |
at. the Rome
straight v

The. invading - begin grid squads~
training at ng ~2~ Mon- will meet the ae vies Jack: |
day afternoon, train son State College Tigers in the/.
ing there last Sat 29th annual. classic gridiron tilt {4

Se

Detroit Boxing

staging the ini gr sk same 5 RE
classic for the.~ of the) Pec pected for the an whieh will
Children~s Orthog choot (for | be played in the famed Orange) Ad
emotionally - children)| Bow! Satéium. a
arranged for the. fighters totrain} ~ other highlights. of the wee.

in the giant, multi-million dollar

exhibition building on Detroit~s
riverfront. The pybli~ is admitted
free to the training _sessions,
~It~s that kind of fight,~ Handler explained. ~I can assure fight
fans that this will be one of the
most colorful boxing programs
they have ever seeh in Detroit.
Among the things that will
help make the presentation a
spectacle will bé.a ~golden circle~
of $50 seats around the ring
which wil]l seat persons in
semi-formal (blak tie) attire.
And, the St. Andrew's American champion ipé Band (kilts
and all) will be Gnhand to greet
Calderwood when~he, enters the

in| the all-time great

_ ~Jack

nrougnoy

road~ this weekend for famed

Miami and a fabulous Orange}

ora aoe Classic and Festival j)
i=)

nd.

beaten and united Rattle
ed by many fogthall fans one:

sk ar December 9,..at 8:00.

saa

end will inelude the Pepsi

Luncheon Friday af:
1:45 p.m. at the ft

and the lgng famed c
ade sheduled to begin getup
at 12:30 pm.

been planped to spotlight the

of the fahylops Julian ~congam| |

ball) ae the world's

eet alto saxophone player, and
is brother Nat, a widely acclaim: |

_ eprnetist, as guest soloists.

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Florida A&M University~s un t.
rs~cal].

Company - sponsored to ick offi

denn eh i

sic ae ae

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A fantastic hafftime show wa ee

a4

band with ~ show des 10}

WAMI--The

Bee ttlers,
mae

ag Coga-Coia: Company: of At
Janta will participate in several |

<a gtog Ay Eee Hes
pr 46 Greenauilka,. Be me

ig ain vitedioasiea~ ae Demiater

ring with ~sete Tee Breve, %

Professional basice: ~at its
finest and fastest-Wat he offered
at the Olympia Stadiiim Friday,
Dec. 28, when the*Chigago Majors
and the- Pittsburgh R eg) Seng
new American.:
gue meet in the:
a wonde
le-header. ~ é es

The hilarious ilu Globeable. brand of < fut.: pote sae

against the Washi Generals|
trotters will. djspla ar inigpit-|in the first game ~on. this great | the fantastic Abe Saperitedi, ed be

bill. And Cab Calloway. ill serve

Gite

as. master ee ceremonies~and

will give agen fans t vad Ein

re. te

+

35 years the: boss of the eel

Basketball

- High school~ pnd | collegiate

teams will* play. for the | first

time in preliminaries to Detroit
Pistons home games: 5 Convention Arena in a of basketball ~extras~.ahne

for the balance of the 300162 season.

Lutheran East and West highs
will stage both ends of ~their
annual city series as forerunners
to Pistons~ games. at- the Arena~

while Lawrence ~Tech ~has switched two dates to the down-town{~

court and will play them as_part
of twin bills -which will feature
the Pistons and Ls ~Angeles in
the nightcaps, |
The prep pk will kick off
the se of ad eyents when
they wth at the Arena on Saturday; Decembép ie os part of
~Lutheran Night" palvibies - at
the Arena. The,,Pii ons ill

led by Oscar

Lawrence eth:
first home g:
basketball season~ Ty
ember 12) at 8 P.m.,.

Fieldhouse, Third and Pitkin],;~

avenues, Highland
The opponent is
a traditional rival,

~Bett een,

senior ial

since the" 1958-59 ~season. The) *

~| Smith ~algo - annoy

Sacona hae ar Ae

~EXTRAS~

evening~s ~regularly scheduled
~National Basketball Association
game:

~Both Lutheran schools ~will~

teday 4-seturn to the Arena on Saturday,

March 3. for the haisienyld

to the: Syzacuse Nats-Pistons
counter. Tip-off time for fhe

the Pistons 0 ip Apecles

at | at approxim ately I Dn.
_ Riston Di 3. Si

famed Marque

Harlem

[new tea

preps will be 7:15 p.m. with the ists

cits a Capa ec pan. =i |ANBA,

pay as the ~

cludes suc ~no

star performer~in a fast- elt Globetrotters and ~the iriea'
variety program that will -add cessful ~super-salesman ~of ~
to the pleasure. of the~ oceacign.| ball in. the history of the sport.

Saperstein. acter wi 2

activities of al 29th annul |

ra Sore. se Haier Sey Shoat

| gn. and untied a fa Heap fhe.
no aa out}

~The strong~ Reese 0 co oh
art-f.:
as Sam 3 Serna, Ken} Petea-| 4

soh, Ja 2 Le
faced slated to begin~ at oph, Saciig Pepe ~Spha W ag Bschcg ss
ware veg and Bon pers 6S neg the Pitts-} - Wayne State University ~will | jn
Latirence Tech diff ynake its | ber, Con-| ~have a light athletic schedule: this
first appearance at the Arena nie aking, 2 Jon age ttl Jim o: as only twp of the four BaF
on Wedn _ ~MeGoy, ~Pt ws and Panny wipter sports a od
oppose A: tion 4 ae.: ' Scheduled. for
Windsor.. i: ~ Fwo: road games ied Coach
take on oe ae | Zoe] Mason's ~ team
Friday, "16. -Warciors ~in oy the WSU pv the. schedule; ~ while

a Foetige be. tg oot Neggasine

Talon ~ of Washington, 1. C., a

Sl
Rou:
A 2) FIX; nationally khowa ~figure: in
4 pole relations, ~heads the ~com
~ rom, ~advertising space~
2 bod the aie souvenir program.

9. @be disclosure was made

~of public welations at ~Flerida
A-and M University: which: span
{announcement of C
he!

BE cain pe
~ticipation were handled through
si ge H: Kendrix Organiza:

3 hationat + public relations end sales

P the Florida. Couneit of Coca
~eight years, purchased the:

A&T panies were ~ standing playets ot: the aunts

~by Gharles 3. Smith HI, direeter |

ing firm: ~Moss. H. Ken-|

nt ane reselinadl caseune
| ayes oe a aR ORES

the season. ~.

rds were anno
jach ~Bump ounce

follow; Aes oF ed
~Twenty. tiphbers of the etter
winni zu, or exa |
positions, sp~en tack | os

Hea

pli. He pow lists Detroit as his

~ firmed. Tuesday Be

~the

Sandy Stephens.

Fee 8 ~
Wilma Rudolph, Olympic

_| tar ftom Bennessce

+ | secretly. married last:| Willian ' Ward; - a fellow
| ber | be achéel Uraeb'igina
new ~re ne aed took~ three

~were backfield choices on doth |
ted Press and United |

} Press~ ~interriational ~ all-Big ~Pen
| team ~along with @hio ~State~s~
Bob - Ferguson ~ and Minnesota's

A&I
at she
month

medals for the United States in

Ohe | of. Fy sidelines on ~Michsiesspree x|

con
Was) =>.

in

mem- }-. Phe
gold tuss:

mpre for in
ors and finished the game" with

24 points; one more than his
Pershing vival..
i jp dra ~in 11~ field

ig ig a sophomore.
pay but + Tears] fo peewee
orn A & M in Mississip- | tiitows for 85 points as Mosthern

conquered Renby; 66-56.

Ne footiall:

ica Feam, it was disclosed ~today.

é Phe four are: Ohio State~s Bob!

Ferguson, ~ Sandy. Stephens and

oo = ive pnd~

e WSU svimyners = or

babs, aes

Cit

nes University of Sefferagn
ty ri, met A oraty she W

ter|ing.- ~ rea a ean
America ~ ma ~conducted |

rhe: by Bel serge~ vee call
of the terrific bee ~tine
nd rates as pee best Gopher

Megha footall sary bee. been, ss

tions.

rol -out runner, a des
in a crisis - ~no qua
so much to his team as

piven set by the late
d chose
tenm istohesslen aie

Stephens, the tise ~Negro quarpel = 33 to win All America honWas described as ~~a~ powerful

a to surprising Minnesoyp soem

wee winn Er; ng

equal first-string ote.

din the first. quarter *sgeinst~ Os-:
| born te win with a final score of. Joha Stinson, of Cass, led

he rris is related to Northeastern grabbed a 26-12

re Wine. State center | Balftiie lead against Motor,

Georg _ Brawn, who was instru-| SUt-stering the dosers, 16-7,.

me asian him. to Mich- the last quarter, Caach Bob Goni
igan. bear called on 43 of 15 players,
~: Leroy Haywood leading..with 18
| pg points. Ben~ Thomas made 11,

aM | the tne nuuiber as~ Mumford~s

if A? ins se loee de reer i Sie ee: 14)"
ty ~ piatag hr ee ee $ Cass~

the 2400-member Foothall Writ-| 62 -
Dire er {both teams swith 17 points ~on
~No fallback at Ohio State, and | eight goals.and ia ~tree throw.
{matched Bob Ferguson for brute,| -Qe the West Side Northwest
~ gifensive ~power,~ ced:

scoring. 27 points in: each. period
and -gmothering Copley, 89-44.

wer]. The starting fiye players scormeant | ed 7% points, -Andy ~ hay: >
x meant ing 27 on 18 baskets and one free

throw, Rick Greer had 14, while
=~ hr atari and Rey. Adams

ingeal he 10. Al ~iO. AL Alla made 10

for the losers.

jt ckle since Dick Wilduag in| Louis fiyatt as Jamés Price,
meet, Be fepaing }. xg a both reserves ~seagon, conor cy one teams avis, rated the natign~s top| tributed ost. tot f naa ts le
Bi! State travels to Cleve-. ifback, broke Jim Brown's scor- 47-36 wk over Park
Hedney day. Dee 6, for $j) ng, rushing and Ym re-| Each ~ 13 Rhewing pal ae
~ | Denidente thletic,Conference) eords does; an Hig wn gt r~ ~with John Carroll. The v9)! potauite Bb Se rte in sheer pow- din. Neither eae Ey: Wa: yon. game in their er,~ declored. Taek Laok js Tt be de] sepagn form, at River

| two - ngs last segson: 4a mi and a more. oe won as Sheet
mi) teres ~ take ~their ee tal Pap aga, 2) that gave jou races mle

Jagt. season,

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