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THE OHIO Sity of Cincinnati's National Col­ I Office Att the PEOPLE's Legiate Champions This Past Sea­ Son, Was Also Chosen 1982 Player CA Hogue Signs With Knickerbockers NEW YORK-Havlng signed a local Man Invents Car Curi:enf4oeL^-Aufomaffc Starter contract with the New York Kntc- ; 15TH * HIGH ST. kerbockers of the National Bas- kctbali Assn., Paul Hogue, num- • ; •. ooLw-j-i. OHIO —-—Story On -Np * 1 draft choice and, winner, of se­ veral post season honors, has thus ended the suspense on that issue. PRINTED IN Hogue, captain of. the Univer­ COLUMBUS THE OHIO sity of Cincinnati's National Col­ i Office Att THE PEOPLE'S legiate champions this past sea­ son, was also chosen 1982 player CA. 1-4586 of the year by the Helms Founda­ 430 E. Lonq St CHAMPION tion. Columbus, Ohio In addition, he received the SENTINEmW , , , , 1 , L l , most valuable player citation in ^^**m\\m\mmmm ^aa"*»aS'»B«Baaaa*Ss*S? *3a*aHaVOf ^*am\mmm\* *Ma^B*sVa« VaHsaaV H* ^aWaaS >3>*M9>-» Ha'SS^BsW S^a*aaa*>aa**a>*.^a^BSSal the NCAA championship and ln • the 1981 Holiday Festival tourna­ ment at Madison Square Garden. VOL. 13, No. 52 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 20 OBITS COLUMBUS, OHIO A 240-pound. 8 foot-0 inch center, Hogue ts Invaluable on defense but was the third leading scorer and rebounder in Cincinnati's his­ tory, with a record of 1.391 points and some 1,088 rebounds. Fatal Gun Duel 'Wagner May Hit 40.' LOS ANGELES—Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles "Ang­ els", who had batted in his 11th home run ot the current season At Copa Cafe on May 28, could hit 40 or more ARRIVfNQ FROM AFRICA i» this throe-member track team THE HAMPTON INSTITUTE due of Billy NeUsoa aad Deng home runs this year. If he would from Dakar, Senegal, shown at New York's International Airport. At left ia printer, Abdou Beye, ltMO Olympics hronse medal winner. Smith rioched the CIAA doable* UUe recently at the OtAA Tennis learn to swing at strikes, his man­ Slory On Page 2 Championship te lead Use Pirates te their seeead straight team With him are coaches Mbaye Mallck, center, end Ibrahim Mdiaye. ager, Bill Rlgney says. WOUNDED SHOTS FATAL title. Nellaoa, left, and Smith, right, squeezed by North Carolina At invitation ot Amateur Athletic Union, the trio will observe U.S. CeUece'e *foe Williams aad Eli Slagletoa, 7-5» S-C to win the doubles "If he hits only at good pitches coaching techniques; attend and participate la track meets ea the West Coast. Seye, "Senegal's fastest maa." will compete in his crown. The win la the CIAA Championship* galas the Hampton as he has been doing, he still will pair the coveted recegaittoa as the conference'* ae. 1 doubles specialty, the 100-meter daah. Tour ol the StHkegalese team Is being probably turn out to bo one of the iii team. sponsored hy AMcaavAmericaa Institute, aad was arranged through American League's outstanding U.S. Ambassador to Senegal Philip M. Kaiser aad Mrs. Etta Motea players," Rlgney continues. Baeaett, AAl board member. ¥*** ****** fl^^f8 sHere — Slory On Page 3 J8 ^**r m m m THE OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 31* 1962 Salary, Election Feud Erupts At Hod-Carriers Meeting -— -Story On Page 2 SPORTS GLEANINGS coming generations. the meet with 22 points. fifth place in the American Lea­ By BILL BELL • Sport* Editor 9 NOW after nine years, Mar- 9 BON HUGHES led his New­ gue batting race: Al is hitting .83* Ion thinks that he has proven that ton Falls Bracevllle High team to and leads the league in triples, Negroes are capable ot driving their first state title in the Class with five. 9 WHEN Marion Ben Iverson of 855 Lyman av. won the Roosevelt buses on the streets of Columbus, A Division and the most valuable Junior High School's Washington Award for outstanding scholarship, so he hopes to go back to his first trackman award In his division. # BILLY H'HJJAMS. Chicago incy Hosts athletic ability and citizenship, he was simply carrying on a family love, teaching, If he has not waited Hughes won the 100 yard dash, Cub sophomore outfielder has tradition of giving his best. too long , the 220 yard dash and the 180 climbed to the top of the National m League batting order with a ,850 Marion's grades were the second highest ln a group of 300 boys We hope that he has not. yard low hurdle^ to become the average. Vada Pinson of the Reds eligible for the award. He has earned letters in track and basketball. If young Marlon can use the fifth triple winner in the 55 year and Willie Davis of the Dodgers He is also a Christian young man, being a dilgent worker ln his church, wonderful gifts which God has en­ history of the meet. He scored 18 are tied for third at .338 with ON the Mt. Vernon Av. AME church. dowed him with, to contribute as of his team's 24 points. lando Cepeda hot on their heels His achelvements are the re­ much to his race as his father i 9 TOMMY' TIB8S, the former with a .835. His teammate, Felix Ohio Elks sults of hard work and determln- much pressure on the Columbus has, he will be a success. local boy who started his boxing Alou, ls .381. The Phillies* Tony ation. If bis study schedule Is; Transit Co. to hire Negro bus 9 NEXT WEEK, we hope to career In the old Godman Guild, Gonzales has fallen to .815 and heavy, he will arise at 4:30 In drivers that they finally capitu­ have a story on another septa still holds the lightweight boxing Curt Flood of the Cards, who at the morning so that he may com­ lated. The firm raised their stan­ tad. Larry Graves, winner of the championship of New England, al­ FRED GRANT JR. plete his work. dards for drivers so "high that It one Ume led the league, is .314. Haupt Award at West High, for though he is no longer a conten­ (State PreaideBt. Elks) was difficult to find a Negro with .- 9 WE HMD that Marion Ben being tops in athletics and schol­ der for the lightweight world the necessary qualifications who Two rookies. Ted Savage of was following a family tradition arship. crown. Tlbbs will fight Kenny the Phillies, and Mack Jones of Of giving his best, because we would accept so melUal a post. Lane, one of the ranking light­ Just when it appeared that the 9 COLUMBUS North was the the Braves are In the charmed know the sacrifice that his father weights, on June 11 in Boston, hitters circle. Savage is .310 and made to servo his race. Transit company would win by only local team to score in the where he makes his home. default, Marion Iverson made an Jones .SOT. The older Marion may be em­ state high school track and field application. He had top character 9 TWO veteran ballplayers, barrassed at what we are about championship in the Ohio stadium 9 MANNY JIMENEZ Stills Slory On Page 2 references. He was a Christian Willie Mays of the San Francisco to write but we think that it ls Saturday. The big surprise of the leads the American League with gentleman and education-wise he Giants,': and Al Smith of the Chi­ time the public knew the story. meet was Dayton Roosevelt, the a lofty .870. Manny is with Kan­ was tops with a Masters degree favorite team, who finished in a cago White Sox, went on a batting '•CANDY** ADKINS, a Cotembus satire, is wewtag sight Utter. * We said the eider Marion be­ from Ohio State University. Here three-way tie for fourth with rampage last week. The results sas City. Floyd Robinson of the as featured vocalist with the Earl Booker hand at Pepper *Leaage cause he named his son Marion *»_ „ »*... • ,. ' . i was a man that they had to ac- Cleveland East Tech. another per­ are that Willie has wrested the White Sox. .88; Earl 8 Hey of the in Chicago. ennial contender, and Trotwood home run lead from hts team­ Minnesota TTwins, .321, Vlc Po* tBeo nb e socalle thad t Juniorhe woul. d not have cept... ' So Marion gave up his dream Madison. mate, Orlando Cepeda. with 18 wers of the Twins, .305. They along homers. Cepeda has. 14 round Women In Politics 9 NINE YEARS ago. the of being a teacher and became The Dave Albrltton .coached with Al Smith compose the big NAACP, the Urban League, the j thinclads Of Dayton Dunbar won trippers. another one of the-unsung Negro Big Bertha in the junior circuit Mayor's Office, organized labor j heroes who sacrifice their dreams j second place with a score of 21 Smith hit safely fn 15 consecu­ (Feature Article On Page 4) •aid The Ohio Sentinel put so J to make this a better place for i points. Cleveland Colinwood won tive games to pull himself up to hitting over .300. LAURA O. POWELL (Dt. Elks 8tate President) THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1961 THI OHIO SENTINR THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 PAGE 3 PACE ,2 THI OHIO SENTINEI •*»*i™»»i»i«aa»»a«*aM»»«»«*»3|»»*»«*»a**wa*»*» Auto Current Lock, Automatic Car Columbus Gets New Woolco Dept Store Elk State Assn. Meets In Cincy Starter Invented By Ex-Columbusite contest at 11 p.m., will be held at .... ... hat might cause his battery tot aNCINNATl _ Caravans of | parade and drill review on Sun­ THE SCHEDULE of events fol­ bros. business session; 1 p.m. • < • Kemper Lane Hotel, Kemper Lane jjjgaj run down.
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