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However, from recent setters, that assignment will take gome doing. The East Side Classic League

sends its comhatants to the Pritchett - Hunt

& O'Gradqy alleys at 8:30 o'clock where

Anderson's LLum-

bermen are target for tonight. Tompkins Ice Cream is in the same boat at the West Side lanes . where the West Graboski, Side Cianssic Welsh League strives for an upset, = ~ = Pt Pts. Ave. ANDERSON'S CLIMB to the BR 8 top in league where the point : a 103 system prevails has given them He a four-point edge on 26 markers <3 14 is The Lumbermen are figured to 2 $ 18 igcrease or at least hold that an ® edge against the Linaburry Brigk Fo 8.00..9 & Tile Co. five. Jack Henry is — probably the biggest reason why the leaders figure to remain ON gtaunch at the top. w { Pat, » - = 2 ° } fhe HENRY HAS a 197-game 1 1 300 average and holds one of the i} 3 am few 700 series in ‘the city, hayoO met. Ing scorched the lanes in early i 300 September for a 733 threesome. Io 300 Joe Giovanoni has the only 1 3 33 other high series in the league ant on 704, established three weeks 0. ago. T ~ ~ 2 - CENTURY CLEANERS, in secdaa ond place, has a 22 point reading but may meet “with jeopardy in facing L. C, Cassidy, currently struggling in fifth place. The a

Cleaners did what their name implied in derailing the Sportsman's Store last wepk but the Cassidy

five dare anxious to avenge last Tuesday's three-game loss. John wrt by the Branam of Century Cleaners he squad, hoids the league high single on sthmen and 276. output. .® = NATIONAL TRAILER SALES - rontinued its comeback drive a good against City Ice Cream. The for-

ard of five tly

{third place tie with the Sports{man's Store. Both teams have

a, Detroit, . . NR Video Cowgirl tn a keyed {ist team, HORIZONTAL VERTICAL 1 Depicted 1 Out of danger 5 inexperi- actress, 2 Group of eadily’ and Barbara ewe players ainst Navy 8 Flower 3 Wile siop and 13 Antennae 4 Symbal for aight foot- 14 Persian water Ere had good 18. Obese 6 Masculine mn to prog. 18 Fish appellation 2S without 18 Provide with = | Belgian river weapons 8 Poker stake Irish stal- 19 Measure of 9 Thus on hand type 10 Malayan ieason, and 20 Raged pewter sun = ling squad 22 Epistle (ab) 11 Emerald Isle for 1950's 23 Exist 2 Sloping way hed as the 24And (Fr) 171Long-meter of the in- . 26 Asseverate (3b) 28 Castle ditch 20 Evening song - 31 Minute skin 21 Marks against opening 23 Scold 32 Grafted (her.) rx 48 33 Enthusiastic

ardor 34 Irritate (coll) 35 Bristle 36 Disease (suffix) 37 Diminutive of Edward 38 Symbol for tellurium 39 French island 41 Engravers 47 Symbol for rhodium 49 Frozen water 51 Course 52 Oriental porgy 53 Barter 55 Capacity $7 She has appeared on video with Gene $8 Violently forced air Thon nose

Broken law Ends Bright's Grid Career

5—Johnnay Bright of Ft. ; Wayne, Ind., greatest ground ONCE AGAIN action tonight in two of the men's/8ainer in collegiate football|congratulations on your scholarmajor bowling leagues will be designed for one purpose— uproot the current league leaders.

Continued From Page 16 | Sexson). Also, being a personal | riend of Joe's, T would like ‘to |sdy that Tech is of your opinion] oncerning Joe and are glad you eel as you do about him, | I now ask you to either print a retraction about Tech's adminisrative policy or completely exv. plain yourself Yours, for clearer sports writing, Miss Eda Jane Atwell I1.ADMIRE your spunk, Eda, hut please don't sound so bitter.

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DES MOINES, ‘Towa, No

|nistory, has been forced to end!ships, too. Ihis college career because of a| If you'll recall, specifically, broken jaw suffered in what his| 1. referred to Tech's athletic performances of the pace-| ba administrative policy. I'll try = = . : ; school calls “vicious and inten-| pu to clean up my copy but 1 mer was off to a slow start earlier|tional attacks.” « can’t clean up the problems of in the year but suddenly found! Bright, sensational Drake Uni- the city schools.

themselves for a rapid climb. The versity halfback, announced: yes‘I'Trailer Sales five seek to break a terday that he would follow a doc'tor's suggestion that he sit out enlightéament, |Drake’s remaining game of the {season Saturday against Wichita. other

21 points. The latter team led the league earlier this year but have suddenly slipped into a losing slump. Sportsman's Store may have a rougher time than it expects against Hornaday Milk, The Milkmen are sparked by Joe Giovanoni who recently shot

Smith of Oklahoma

broke the all-time ground gaining record of

I can only print the facts unbiasedly. If you're interested in please refer to copies of The Times and local newspapers: in’ the ¥ last two years. Thank you. ~ » n

BRIGHT was injured Oct. 20 in p ,NGELOPOLOUS: collision with Tackle Wilbanks I just put down your article on AXM. the Tech vs. Shortridge football The Negro back early this year game, The article on the whole was good, but do you always pick a hero and a villian?

back

Charlie (Choo-Choo)

a tremendous series, and may Justice of North Carolina. Bright Norman Wilson is just one of surprise. gained 5803 yards in three years tne nother 10 men that play on the Tompkins Ice Cream cannot af- and averaged 236.1 yards a game Tech team. He works hard at the ford to letup against the Kerst in 25 games. game, and ig the kind of player

Five tonight. The former ig lead-

Each time he carried the ball that goes all out for anything he

ing the loop on a 21-6 record but Bright averaged 6.1 yards for a does. Foxworthy Ford are virtually rushing total of 3134 yards. He 1 have known Norman for a matching them stride for stride. completed 157 out of 313 passes long time, and I have seen him 2 a =n for another 2769 vards and an play a lot of football games. I PAUL STUMPH and Eva Wil- average of 17.7 yards, know that if he called a quarter-

liamson dominated the male and

back sneak, it was for the team

He scored 384 points in his col-

female bowlers last -night in In- legiate career. not as a trick on Joe Sexson. dianapolis, s 2 3 If vou meant this article as a Stumph, rolling for -Sylvania on sense of humor, or anything else, Television in the Speedway BRIGHT was injured: early in but trying to hurt a good ballClassic l.eague, blasted a sizzling the Aggie game and missed most plaver's feelings, you did a poor 702 series, on a 233-248-221, of it. He aiso sat out the Iowa \~ Stumph entered the elusive class State. game the next week. But * : Pfe. Paul Wilson. of '700” Keglers which have been ast Saturday he ran and passed P.'S. I am Norman Wilson's extremely short of members this for 204 yards and figured in three season. touchdowns as Drake beat Great brother. 5» Miss Williamson blasted a 620 Lakes, 35 to 20. APPARENTLY, I was as funny threesome on .a string of 222 In Saturday £ game Bright wore 5 a3 crutch. wasn't 1.) Paul? I wish 231-167 games while pacing the a special protective mask over his thie town had more athletes like

Morris Plan in the Yaver Clasgic

wired jaw which was knocked out

Norman.

league ‘at the Pennsylvania of position, My brother is kind to me, too. alleys, — in But to show you I can be a team = = 5 . » i LILA LITTRELL of Hickman Walter Cartier KO's man, I've been trying to get him

to help me clean out our garage,

Whirlaways had a 595 threesome . : nd Ann Sauter of Ban-Dee Arthur in 5 Rounds but he always calls his quarter y . ne QR back sneak out the back door. Restaurant ‘chalked up a 588 ROSTON. Nov. 8 (UP) vi.[. > : : mark. Juanita Cork of Thomas cious-punching Walter Cartier . Bratheys and Jo Berkopes of 161 of New York. knocked out Counterpoint Out Hickman Whirlaways also stood game Joe Arthur, 163!;. of 1ndi- “lk . ut on 585 and 568 performances y AAPONE. last night in 2:05 of the With Injured Foot respectively. fifth round of their scheduled NEW YORK. Nov. 6 (UP)— Among the other male keglers 10-round bout. Counterpoint, leading contender

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DEAR JIMMIE: We read-your article of Oct. 31 about the letter from the Tech fan, It shows had sportsmanship on the part of that Tech fan for making a fuss over some of the less brilliant write-ups they have received. - Although you are a graduate of | 301f tourhanient which opens toManual, we know that you are not|{morrow, are the targets of a field competing in a

120 Seek Spot in North, South Golf Tourney

PINEHURST, N. C.,, Nov, 6 (UP) Twenty berths in the 49th annual North and _South Open

prejudiced to that school, Some of [5r 120 the write-ups we have received ualifying round today. from you have not been too com-| 1 2 SAVE plimentary. But the sportsman-| The top 20 finishers in today ship of the Manual student body | circuit: will join 90 to 100 invited Iplayers in the 72-hole, medal play and graduates is above complainE championship event.

ing about these articles. Five members of the victorious.

We hope that you continue to write the plays as you see them, S. Ryder Cup are among those

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i } bell. After Win Over Bivins = BL CAmPoel. PITTSBURGH, Nov. 6 (UP) Beltin’ Bob Baker, the nation's fourth ranking heavyweight, was a step closer to a title shot today after winning a unanimous 10round decision over Cleveland's Jimmy Bivins at Duquesne Gardens here, The 217-pound Pittsburgh Negro had a 13-pound weight advantage over his 31-vear-old opponent as he won hig 25th consecutive pro-

fessional bout in as many starts last night. Baker, 23, was close to a knockout in the eighth round

when he staggered Bivins with a left and pummeled him against

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