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Cathoun and l{ # iso n fmish Second SAT, JULY 25, '1-1E TRUTH WFranklin Field on' M & F B a n k ...... 6 5 .545 Saturday and Sunday. ioneil, other Kan winners wore Fort Eustis Beats Ali-Stars Cut-Rate Mkt...... 6 5 .545 The U. S. team defeated the Greg Bell, broad jump. Josh Cul- A team from Fort Eustis. Va d«*- Joe Black, former CIra Davis, 2nd, Behind 8-2 going in to the final the last two Innings he worked .Li«9u« with a I and 6 racord Pesay, F. Molt, R. Griffin, J. J. 'Robinson, W. Austin, E. Watts Creetlmoor ...... 9 ’ 4 ‘.595 Hayes Jones in the 100 me*er Herman Stokes, 4th, hop, step and frame, the soldiers capitalt2ed o n ‘ and shut-ont the For Eustis team. « ft* r -tartcing a w atleping Brown, C. Bynum, C. Wall, C. and R. Horbin. Crest St. Cubs .... 1 B .111 hurdels. Calhoun led most of the jum p Jerom e W alters, 2nd, 800 seven walks given by tiiree dif-! Later during the game. Black Cli^pel Hill ...... 1 8 .111 from tha callar taam Tarra Cot- way, but Junes’ blazing s p e ^ car­ me'ers; Dick Howard, 2nd, 400 ferent pitchers to sr.lt the game C3Ct)rted the beauty contesta to the —Next Week's Schedule— Eastern Division ried him across the finish in meter hurdles; Robinson, 2nd, 100 away. They scored five times in :!en'er of the stadium where the (all games at Burton School) front, in the time of 13.6 I ^ was meters; Eroll Williams, 2nd. and the nln'h. winner was named by judge*. July 27—White Rock. vs. Ebenezer, clocked at 13.7. Charles Dumas. 4th, high jump. The all-stars were made up of . This was the 14th game in the 2 p.m.; M iF Bank vs. Service Robinson, a Newport News, Va. Tan thincladfi also had a large teams in the Central American As­ all-star scries. Lincoln Cards 10 M a l l Games; Opener Printing, 3:30 p.m.; Cut-Rate Mkt. vs. P & G Drugs, 5 p.m. junior at NCC, came in second to share in the women’s events, all- sociation. July 29—White Rock vs. Cut-Rate, San Jose Stale’s Jtay Norton in the TiO be Played after 10 Days-Pre-Season Work 2 p.m.; M & F Bank vs. P ,4 S 200 meters. Drugs, 3:30 p.m.; Ebenezer vs. On it^e previous day, Vance had JETFERSON Cl'TY MO., Lin- 000 students. Wi'h the addition of here; Loras College Oct. 17 at Service Printing, 5 pjn. July 31—White Rock vs. Service run' the "key” leg for the victor­ ooln.Vniverslty « grm siate on the annual MVC-Jackson College PONY LEAGUE and We will put a representative September 26 against a new op­ Classic carded October 3 at Mag­ Team W. L. Pet. football team on the field.” ponent, ^ o r t Valley College, the nolia Stadium here, the November Pepsi Cola ...... 7 0 1.000 Ingold Tire Co. . . . 5 2 .714 New Coaches Reed rates Augustana, a mem­ Delta Devils of Mississippi Vo­ 7, Homecoming tilt with Leland Lyon Park ...... 5 .. 2 .714 ber of the North Central Confer­ cational College have served no­ College and consecutive weekend N. C. Mutual ...... 3 4 .428 ence, as one of the toughest small tice to all comers that they will (Nov. 14 and Nov. 20) clashes Chapel Hill ...... 1 6 ,142 To Steer college t^ams in the nation. Its be out to better their 3-5 record with vaunted Prairie View and Crest St. Cubs .... 0 7 .000 enrollment is between 3,500 and 4, Next Week's Schedule of last season. Grambling Colleges. July 28—Pepsi-Cola vs. Ingold 'fire Co. at Hillside, 4 p.m.; Crest Delta Devils -St. Cubs vs. Chapel Hill at Lyon Park, 2 p.m.; Lyon Park ITTA BENA, MISSISSIPPI - An vs. N. C. Mutual at Lyon Park, all-new coaching staff will'be guid­ SUNSHINE 4 p.m. July 30— Ingold Tire Co. vs. Crest ing the destiny of the Mississippi St. Cubs at Lyon Park, 2 p.m.; Vocational College Delta Devils PepsiCola vs. Lyon Park at during 1959 football wars as MVC Lyon Park, 4 p.m.; Chapel Hill president J. H. White has an­ vs. N. C. Mutual at Hillside, 3 Scaprom’s p.m. nounced the appointment of a new ^-----rO—7------.athletic ■ director-head foot ball SLOW PITCH LEAGUE coach and an assistant coach. Team W. L. Pet. Named athletic director and Rangers ...... 7 2 .777 Vanguards ...... 5 3 .625 head football grid mentor is Jolm N. C. M. A...... 5 4 .555 A. Bell a Little Rock, Arkansas, Golden N. C. M. H. 0 ...... 3 5 .375 native who cames to MVC from 7-Up Bombers .... 3 5 .379 Kings ...... 2 6 .250 Teocas College, Tyler, Texas, where Next Week's Games he served as line and backfield July 29—Rangers vs. N.C.H.M.O., coach. Prior to the Texas College 5:45 p.m.; Kings vs. N.C.M.A., post he was assistant coach at Gin 7:15 p.m.; Bomfcers vs. Van­ guards, 8:45 p.m. Lincoln High, Fort Smith, Arkan- l / l f --- O------B«» COMMUNITY LEAGUE A member of Kappa Alpha Psi —^Standings— fraternity, he holds a ^bachelor’s Team W. L. Pet. GB.^ degree from Philander Smith Col­ Torpedoes .... 20 4 .833 — Boy’s Club ... 19 7 .730 .2 lege and a masters from the Uni­ Try Hie new, tighter,' Blue Beetles .. 18 8 .692 3 versity of Arkansas. brighter TRU-AOE and Vikings ...... 14 11 .560 6'/? Assuming official duites this enjoy real refreshment. Tigers ...... 12 11 .521 HA It'» berf for xett— $035 Elites ...... 12 11 .521 7i^ year as MVC line coach is MVC Buccaneers 13 12 .520 7'/? May grad and former grid stal­ nahtnilly. It's fineit ANCIENT BOTTLE Satellites .... 6 17 .260 13 wart Curtis Maddox, who served for all the fomily— Pirates ...... 7 21 .256 15 clvrayi. Take as student line coach until he was PINT Johnson Bros. . 2 21 .090 171/ b home a carten« foda/l 2 graduated. COMMUNITY LEAGUE DISTILLED DRY — Schedule— A 'ftjrmer star tackle with De- July 27—Buccaneers vs Pirates at vtfs, tfaddox was a sure lire bet $070 Hillside Park at 6 p.m.; Tigem (alt All-American honors before vs. Johnson Bros, at E a ^ EniB being visited by .an unfortunate ac- v t Playground at 6 p.m.; Elites v|. O U . Satellites at Lyon Park Scho® clctent. The neV assistant coach Don't say "Orange" -saf T tu ^ A d s at 6 p ni.; Boys Club vs. Blue was uljured in the 1957 MVC-Ark- Beetles at Hillside Park at 7:1J> JSaptist clash and subse- ^PDnQDznk p.m.; Vikings vs. Torpedoes at OfBTltLtO ANO 001X1.6^?^ Hillside Park at 8:45 p.m. qufiiitt'y a leg was amputated. July 28—Elites vs. Blue Beetles at East End Playground at 6 p.m.; ‘-AWP^ENCfBUBO, INOIA^iA Club vs. Pirates at Hillside tXSTjULtD FROf^ AMCftlfAN G«AJN Johnson Bros. vs. Torpedoes at TRU-ADE Bottling Co Lyon Park School at 6 p.m.; Park at 6 p.m.; Torpedoes vs, Pirates vs. Satellites at Hillside le Beetles at Hillside Park School at 6 p.m.; Tigers vi. 7:15 p.m.; Buccaneers vs. 321 W. Geer St. Phone 6-6291 Vikings at Hillside Park at Ikings at Hillside Park at 7:15 p.m.; Boys Club vs. Buc­ 8:45 p.m. caneers at Hillside Park at 8:45 p..T.. July 30—Johnson Bros. vs. Satel­

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