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SF^R/TS N a AGP Moves to Boost Negro Vote SENTINEL Saturdify •MA'JIVWIll*.'Blt.W*' ' """ . ..'" "••••'a"- ':'-'. rr . —. : • - .-. a^aayaaa^rt^aa- &?^Jtot&wlv}^]X^Ili&u'Xmmfr: , ^^aaa.-a^w»a OHIO STATE MUSEUU LI3RART riff OHIO 15TH & HIGH ST, . if COLUMBUS• OHIO SF^r/TS N A AGP Moves To Boost Negro Vote SENTINEL SATURDifY. FEBRUARY «, 1960 i '—• '—• Story On Page 3 Beatty Table Tennis Club Seeks Junior Talent _________ _B •'•",_ OHIO Beatty Table Tennis club, ln SPORTS GLEANINGS its ninth year at Beatty Center, !____-_ :tl, THE PEOPLE'S held a table tennis exhibition By BILL BELL • Sport. Editor during th« finals of the City Jr. CHAMPION Table Tennis tournament Wed­ _PTf4*__5 I nesday. *>» • OHIO STATE'S basketball team Is like old wine. The old* •%mW mM fei'"ii iH Hi I OB I HI Club president H. Farris an­ er lt gets, .the better it is. Over the weekend they crushed MlchU -. • ,.'-•.-.- • nounces appointment ot Barbara gan State, 111-79, and Michigan, 99-52, to put some punch in the • Oliver as membership chair­ Ohio song, "We Don't Give a D— for the Whole State of Michi­ man, Ruth Lawrence, social gan." VOL. 11. No. 85 chairman; Florence Trimble, The double victory gave the Bucka a 14-2 record for the sea­ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1960 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO historian; Robert Stull, team captain, and Lawrence Gwynn, son and 6-0 for the conference. club parliamentarian, M I r t Saturday night the Bucks completely outclassed the Spartana Wood is tournament master. with the exception of Co-Capt. Horace Walker, who led both teama BILL JOHNSON, representing Pilgrim Recreation center, in scoring and rebounds. He had 27 points and 16 rebounds. recently won the Columbus Recreation Dept.'s Inter-CUy Check­ All activities are focused on er tourney for the fifth UmeT BUI has won championsbips ln both the coming annual national ta­ • OHIO'S CO-CAPT. Joe Roberts had nine points and seven rebounds against the Spartans Monday night. He hit for 10 points single and double badminton competition. He has been outstand­ ble tennis tournament sponsor­ . ' • ing In previous volleyball snd Softball championships that Pil­ ed by BTTC at the center in against Michigan. Mel Nowell racked up 15 points against Michi­ grim has won In the past three years. He is the son of Mr. and May. gan State and 19 against Michigan. Dave Barker got two points in each game. I • r • •\ Mrs. James W. Johnson, who reside at 148 Latta st. He has been Play sessions and membership participating In sports since he was 18 years old, playing on roles are open every Thursday Listening and talking to tha scouts and coaches af the game baseball and football teams of the late Tobe Morrison. we learned that Ohio is regarded throughout the country as one ol I at Beatty In the game room, 8-10 • p. m.. to anyone Interested ln tha truly great offensive teams in the nation. Also, when Ohio is * right, the only team in the conference that can match them In aseTues. becoming a member. • speed is Indiana. ; Hooks And Slices • ANOTHER THING that interested us Was that one coach Story On Page 2 I rated Joe Roberts next to Lucas and said that if Roberts was on By FINNIS BREEDLOVE stroke for balls out-of-bounds. another team he would be a high scorer. But here ia the catch, CC-MI will have a new look Tha same man did not think much of Larry Siegfried and did not • OTHER members of the for '60. Newly elected officers like Mel Nowell's style of play. Cincinnati delegation I met were are George Cartwright, presi­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sims, Mr. That gives one an Idea ot why we see players whom w« may dent; Nay Garris, first vice think are tope left off an all-star selection. and Mrs. John Harper and Gus- president; Charles Sims, second ate Turner . Rosebud Brown vice president; Marianne Laws, • OSCAR ROBERTSON scored 36 points Monday night will present her stylists at the against Drake to bring his three year* total to 2571 points. This secretary; Louise Holland, fi­ -.-liT: midwest convention of the Uni­ nancial secretary; Vogua D. wiped out Frank Selvy's old mark of 2538 points set in 1952-53-54... Story On Page 3 ted Golfers Ass'n which will be .- • __ Robinson, . corresponding secre­ The "Big O" needs only 17 points to wipe out Dick Hemric'a held Saturday night, Feb. 20, in tary; A. D. V. Crosby, treasur­ . the main ballroom of the Desh­ record of 2587 (set in 52-53-54-55). He should make it Saturday er, and Nathan (The Butcher) night when they play Houston on their home floor. «i ler Hilton hotel. Understand this Green, sergeant-at-arms. Researchers Render Great Service Show will equal the one Ebony • THE GUESSPERTS in The Ohio Sentinel basketball con- • Fashion Fair held in Columbus • COMMITTEE chairmtn test are having as bad a time trying to pick the winning scores as several months ago . Wonder are golf activities, Thomas Lar­ the rest of the conference trying to stop the Scarlet and Grey a If the fabulous Dorothy Cage ry and Eugene Calloway; social five. will be one of the models? __ __. _ and means, Nate Green and Jerry Lucas leads the Big Ten in scoring, with 405 points, for a Marianne Laws, who will re­ Pauline Johnson; grie v a n c e, 27 point average. Horace Walker of Michigan State is the high Charles Sims and Sammy Hop­ place the Old Divoter as public scoring sepia in the race. His 307 points in 14 games for.a 21.7. kins; public relations, Marianne relations director of CC-MI, will average gives him third place. He is followed by Walt Bellamy of Laws; building, Charles Sims play in the North-South tourna­ Indiana with 306 points in 15 games for a 20.5 average. Northwest- and Robert Robinson; screening, ment in Miami in February. arn Capt". Willie Jones is seventh with 276 points. - Other players will be Virginia Thomas Larry and Willa M. ew McCammon, Virginia Parker Rosemond; constitutional and DAVE PARKER'S solitary • THE TRACK WORLD was worried for fear an accident and others. study, Roland James and Wodie basket of the evening against last winter had ended high jumper John Thomas' career. Satur­ Saunders; education, A. D. V. Michigan State gave Ohio a day night in the Milrose games. John gave the world the answer • RULE changes for the 1960 Crosby; sick, Asline Broadie new scoring record for SL by setting a new world indoor high jump mark ot 7 ft. 1% in. Thin golfing season will help the and Peggy Cummings; property. John's Arena. The Bucks won, broke his record set last year by V« ot an inch . Willie Maya duffers as there will be only one j Melton Rosemond. 111-78. signed his 1960 baseball contract for a reputed $85,000 which makes him the highest paid 'player in baseball as Stan Musial and Ted Williams took cuts after bad seasons . Vincent Walcutt, 19 year old son of ex-heavyweight Champion Jersey Joe Walcutt, has given Story Oi Page 3 Jets On 17-Gaine Exhibition Tour up the ring to enter the ministry. w' • CHARLIE DYSON'S career should be a lesson to all young athletes. Charlie was one of the better local ballplayers and play, Before Opening Here April 20 ed professionally from the time he was 20 years old until ha went into the Army. gestions Gen. Mgr. Harold M. Cooper, Pacific Coast League. The Bees ing the 1959 season. In 1949 Charlie was signed into organized baseball. He thought announced this week the Colum­ are Pittsburgh's other.AAA af­ Mobile of the Southern Ass'n he was on his way. However, he learned that fate was against bus Jets will play a 17 game ex­ filiate. and Austin (Texas League) are him. They felt he was too old to groom for the major league, then hibition schedule in preparation INTERNAT'L League rival the AA clubs on the Jets' exhibi­ his mother became ill and needed him home. to for the opening of the Internat'l Toronto, along with Charleston tion schedule. Mobile is a mem­ League season here against ber of the Cleveland organtza- • THIS WOULD have stopped most men, but not Charlie. H« of the American Ass'n, are the Six: w HISTORY WEEK brlags It* mind some of tbe great men and women of darker hue Montreal at 8 p. nv, Wednesday, other .AAA clubs on the Jets' Mon> wn',e Austin is a Milwaukee decided if he could not be a player he would become an umpire. April 20. The schedule Involves who h_Vi made outstfnding contributions to tbe building ot this nation but whose deeds have a*ek spring schedule. rfce Maple Brave affiliate. He studied hard with the result he became the first Negro umpire History been properly extolled. Pictured Is a team which bas done a remarkable Job of research aad three AAA and two AA clubs. in central Ohio. In 1959 he was moved up from the sandlots and Leafs, long an independent club, THE JETS break camp Sun- presentation in this direction. Left to right: Ernest Cricbiow. illustrator; Dorothy Sterling, au­ The Jets report for spring junior high games to the high school and tournament games. His will be working with Cleveland day, April 17, and will be feted thor of "Captain of the Planter," sttrrhtt, historical piece on a Negro hero, Robert Smalls, mrhm training Sunday, March 20, at next goal is to work Ohio college games.
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