Bronze Reporter [Volume: 8, Issue: 28]

FLOAT OF THE QUEENS~it was JSune-in-December and Orange
Blossom Classic time in Miami when the above eight beautiful
queens from Jacxson (Miss.) State College and the high schools
of the Gréat-r Miami area assembled to mount attractive parade
fat provided by the Miami Coca-Cola Bottling Company. The
pretty Jackson coeds, all Mississippi natives, are ~Miss Jackson
State,~ Joyce Thomas,. Yazoo City, standing left;-and her attendants, Vera Polk, Jackson, right, and Betty Buchanan, Mt. Olive
seated. In the foreground, left to right, are~ the ~charming Dade
County, Fla., high 3 1 qucdisRnnétte ~Hunter, Miami~s. Narth_ western Hi, Willie~ ~Daniels, ~George Washington Carver, Coconut
* Grove, North Dade~s Maxine Stevenson, Opalacka, Marion Walker,

Mays High of Goulds, and ~Miss Booker T, Washindtek: " Tutte
DeGraff, Miami, honorary-\attendants for the visiting Ayeen,
For a number_ef_gears, ~Coga-Cola has been ~an active sup er
of Orange Blossom Classi~ activities. In addition to spon ~ring
parade float; the Atlanta-hbsed soft drink company and its~Bottlers in Florida..and.Missi
radio coverage of the g donated player of game trophies
hosted half-time luncheon or press, radio~and TV repre
tives covering. the {Alt least..100,600 -spectators-saw-the 96--
unit parade, with a ~recordipredking crowd of 47,791- ~paid-tusning
out to see the FAMU ic ers~ defeat Jackson 14-8. rh. Se

The newest and the oldest Stadium Friday, Dec. 29; in a
smash-hit attractions in basketball | tripleheader' program that also; will be on view at the Olympia} includes Cab Calloway as the

singing star of his own variety
show.;

The newest? That, of course,
is the thrilling American Basketball.. League. style of ~ play
which will be offered in Detroit
for the first time when the: Pittsburgh Rens meet the Chicago
Majors in the night~s main event. i

The oldest?~ Tiaat could - be |
nothing else ~but the Harlem
Globetrotters, who: will face the
Washington Generals in the opening game, beginning at 8 p.m.

The Globetrotters have been
the surest box-office hit in sports
for the past thirty-five-years. In
that span, they piayed in.countries and in every~ continent on
earth. They have ~made millions
laugh at their antics and gasp
at their cage wizardy. In Moscow
and in Tokoyo, in Los Angeles
and in Thailand and in India,
in the U. S. and in Moscow, in
Singapore and in the Canary
Islands, the Trotters have convulsed spectators with the funniest show on earth.

The Rens and the Majors are~
great pro clubs. The new ABL
put defense back in the game
and gives the little fellow a
chance to star, innovations which
have won enthusiastic approval
from fans everywhere. Yet the)
4 notion persists that these fine

teams may be overshadowed by
the inimitable Trotters...

~For the Trotters have establish~ed the most fantastic attendance
| records all over the world with
a performance that is unlike~ any-;
sig else. anywhere in sports. |, Trotters are a tremendous
feckcthent club, good enough to
heet any team -anywhere. And
_ | they are somethine ~ore-they are
|} the mest delightful" ~buffons
you've ever seen.

GREAT
ATTRACTIONS

ONE ADMISSION PRICE

HAST GENERALS.

Pro science tate as it
Should be Played
Official American ~

Basketball League Game

CHICAGO

Fans never ate of -watehing | T

sONSOrS Triploheader D Dec. 29;

a

came. You don~t need to under-show are an sale at-the Olympia

stand basketball to appreciate the Stadium and at Grinnells~ down
Trotters. If you like: to laugh, town. ticket office at bargain

that~s enough. prices -~$1.50, $2:50 and wage
- Tickets for this tripleheader including tax.

WUEPHY: SUMMONS, FORWARD

Calendar Week For.
Institute Of Arts

An exhibition of 90. French
drawings and watercolors ~ from
Michigan ~ collections, - coverifg.
the span from 13th Cefitury illo.
minations to Picasso and a eed

Gleizes, Matisse, Maillol, Cae

~Such masters ag ~Gren
Pissarro ~will be represe

will be on View at Detroit | from private collections. In addiInstitute of Arts | San. 70 | tion, @ number of drawihgs by
through: Feb. ~* _ | Yesser Known masters of, French
painting, who are rarely repre_amering the A {sented in such exhibitions, want

| in an. hour
~Big Bobo Brazil, ~giant Negro '
star, will meet ~the ~masked. Mr.

{and Sonny, a popular, duo,

| match.

|. Amd, 10 lete the ~card,
| Don Leo ogame +has been pair~
es fans for their stipport.~~

| troit area wrestling fahs the best

~| Lawrence Tech

_| terned in his uniform a week

will include~ dawings ME Leger,

ihe Arts Commission -if the}? 898
of Detroit, and arunees of

Tuesday, Jan, 9, from
ie Pa Mr, gba a

a match that should be a wild
brawl. The Nielson brothers are
world tt a team champions.

~Beth headline

M., an unknown who appearéd on
the scene here a month ago,
Weaver. brothers, Johnit

match grips with: Angelo ~Poffo
ahd Bronko ~Lubich in ~a tag feam

@d with. pepular - Poe maniine in
* special bout: - Be

--Doyte ~said that oe mpesiat
holiday card ~was atte to"
show ~our apprecidtion to ~the:

He revealed that ~he and~ Bar-:
nett have obtained. 11 ~dates.
through July. for wrestling. ~Pro.
grams ~at Cofivention Afena!:~ -

~We'll continue to give De
talent in the world,~.Doyte ~said,;
in announcing the 1962 ~ epic

2nd Miss. Negro To.

Run For. Congress _

- CLARKSDALE,. Miss.~ ~ - the
Rev. Theodor Trammel, 35-year
the ~second Negro candidate for

construction.

Trammel: said he was-a Demo| -crat and ~would oppose Democratie Rep. Frank Smith. Last week
| Robert Smith, 4 wealthy grocer,
annouticed that he would run, for

amatehes are for |
ee ee with
old Methodist minister, ~became |~

Congress in~ ee since Re- |

matter of hot, det

- DeMareo nal ~ amc.

that~ knockéd ot tortner

~pion Don Jotdan, at 2:40 of ae: ~

second round: was ~right in. the~
pit of the seneh~ Referee |

Billy Connolly said at was ~right |

on the bel line.~ But Jordan,
knocked-out fo: the.second time

in: a 70-bout career a it was}.

a low blew.
eo * _*

Former football star: Lenny.
Ford has filed a Circuit Court
suit for $10,000 im damages
against the Green Bay. Packers.
~Ford charges.that in June, 1958,
he signed a contract ~with the)
Packers and was to Trecéive
$11,000 for that season at ~S$9r6. 66
per game. -

The contract, Ford also charges,
contained a clause that he could
not be fired without first receiving written notice. Despite
this, the suit charges, the ~onetime University of Michigan
player was fired Dec:.13,.1958.,
without notice and that he has
not. been paid for the season~s
Jast game. He says his dismissal
~injured his reputation as a playor...
Judge James Montante ~ has
Scheduled a hearing on the motion for Jan. 5. ~

Paul O~Brien~s~ 27 points carta
Catholic Central toa 67-55 basketball victory over Inkster
Thursday night.. John Borden
scored 18 for Inkster.

* * #

Reggie Hardifig, a former All
7 gsr

Paced: by John Bradley, small

vs. Brooklyn
College All-American: from 1961,
Lawrence Tech~s Blue Devils will
seek the championship of the
fourth annual Tech basketball
"tournament next Thursday, Friday and: Saturday (Dec. 28 thru
30) in Rochester, New. York.
Bradley, currently leading L. I.
T. with a 380-point average for
five games, was the nation~s,

second highest ranking scorer @'
year ago.

The eight-team tourney, which.
is limited ~to technical colleges
\ from the East, South and Midwest, is sponsored by Rochester:
Institute of Technology.

Lawrence. Tech was
No, 1 and is the pre-tourhey
favorite. The Blue Devils, who
will be without the services off
high ~scoring Cap Pethers. who

ago due to wns reasons,

City and All-State basketball ace

tal?~ eo By aan Sarr

clash with Brooklyn Poly Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m.

The complete. pairings: (all |
games on Thursday) 2 p.m.Indiana Tech (Fort Wayne) vs.
Newark College of Engineering
(Newark, New Jersey); 4 p.m.--
Poly; 7 p.m. - Pratt Institute (New
York) vs. West Virginia Tech
(Montgomery); 9 p.m. - Rochester
Tech vs. Illinois Tech. (Chicago),
the defending champions.

L. I. T. has 3-2 record to date,
losing to undefeated DePaul -and
ence-beaten Baldwin-Wallace. The
Blue Devils hold victories over
Alma, Northwood and Detroit
Tech.

The four winners ~will clash in

seeded| Friday night~s. semifinals with

the losers dropping into the consbdlation bracket..in afternoon
~games. The consolation and championship contests are slated for
Saturday night.

eal age DECEMBER ~

i Corporation ~started!
la. Selene coast-to-coast: enginpen evaluation and test. run,

turbine power plant for passenger cars. ~

Chrysler~s original automotive
regenerative gas turbine engine
~made a similar road test ~in 1956.
The new test is m g the completion of five-and-one-half years
of exhaustive laboratory and proving grounds performance testing
and materials development.

only automaker to undertake and

monstrate notable improvements |,
3M\ of the Chrysler gas turbine en| gine as a passenger car power
| source and, at the same time, | ~
j will subject the latest turbine

Chrysier Corperation is the,

| tba peer we

ysler Starts Tests; Of Gas Turbine Engine; Huebner, dr., ng cage
Research, will ~discuss the status
ef the company~s turbine program.

The coast-to-coast trip will de
engine design to arduous midwinter, over-the-road~ conditions.
During the 8,000-mile test, the
turbine-powered Dodge Turbo
Dart will use various types of
low cost fuel,. including. kerosene, low-grade gasoline and JP4 (jet fuel): The route will traverse mountain elevations rang
~level to sub-tevel desert lands.
~Rigid

ments en route.
The Dodge

nm,

} Since inst Season

will be maintained, subjecting give
the. vehicle to exacting meguire |:

ioe
Se New York City! iin

_Mr. Huebner

fast news conference with news
lie)

of the gas tarbine

~Pve gained about dive pounds
~The stands 7
feet, % inch rch an seates iced
pounds.~~)::

~In Cliristian's.. ~opening - game
against the alumni, last month,
Harding pumped in 42 points and
mext game against: Meggs High
he reversed the totals~-39 points
and: 42 rebounds... -

Reggie, in pacing. Christian~ s
seven-game winning streak (in- -
cluding four league triumphs), is
averaging 35. points and 41 rebounds.

~| understand the ~Public
School here ~will, have an opportunity to complete~ in the state
tournament this season,~ he contihued. ~I inissed the bid by one
year, but there~s a good chance
that Christian might make a
berth ~in the Ténnesseé state
tournament. If: it~ does, Tl ve
in there shooting, too. The Tenhessee meet is Set vip much like
the one here in Michigan.
Chryistian~s track squad. ~

_Aftet the Dasketball ~ampaign,
Reggie plans to go out for

~Pl concentrate on the high
and low hurdles, or wherever
they can use my ~elgetr he
said. ~

Harding~s former. cone: Bob
Samaras, of Eastern explained
how Reggie is eligible for. prep
in Tennessee.

*Re played for three years

(six ~~Semeésters) of -baskettall' J

still eli ex for ee s~ nesters W is class Seated
last Fane said the aah: ~In
Tennessee the varsity prep age
limit is 21 yéars. Harding turned
19 last May and is by aa this
season.
ee 2h e Bee gf

hae expected ~teonble in
Northeastern~s tiny ~gym Wednesday, an@ that~s what it found.
Northern found scant sprinting
room beyond the bat~kboards and
Northeastern wrapped up its
fourth straight triumph in ~the
East Side Public Sehool League
race, 56-42,

LeRoy Haywood, a 6-5%- senior,
took ~seoring honors with 21
points, 65 Ray Lee added 14
and 66 Jim Edwards 12. Northern~s one-man scoring. machine,
Jerry Pettway, settled for 15.
Haywood ~is averaging 25 points.

The initial setback removed
Northern from. a four-team deadlock. Two other unbeaten teams,
defending champion Eastern and -
Cass Tech, both coasted to easy
decisions. stern subdued -winless Southeastern, 83-37 and Cass.
drubbed Mumford, 92-42.

and Dick The Bruiser, the former
titleholder, who faces > ~Niel:

jing from 7,000. feet above sea} ig

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