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y^%:-^' :.'?::'W$'i • • •".• •" .'•' <*• *'"* • - iia%' •••....;'. ?uM'': H M | ISfiS; . W$$i ilfl \ 11 •&} • • .- ....- mmmsSS^ggmmmASSmSSABAmMAASAASAASSmmAgBAgSgA _i_5__r*** —-«-—*• —--'-. ,. »..•»/-, 15T3 k\ HJC3 IT. COL0OTOS, 0310 m MSB's Johnny Green's Great But He'll Be Greater I l !'•• I ••• I HI. E. LAN3HNG. Mich.—Michl- by a college opponent. Current beginner's experience. This come much smoother, his feeding INSIDE THIS WEEK fin State's Jumpin' Johnny ly be leads the Big Ten in his year yon might sty he's tn a a marvel of speed and accuracy. Green was a sensation last year specialty and ranks fourth in. the transition stage, but learning Observers feel his greatest im as a sophomore, 'is greatly im nation among collegians. rapidly. Look oat for next sea provement from here on will be proved this season, but still has Green's great spring and won son when he realises his full In scoring. They say he o o u 1 d WEU DONE far to go before realitieg his derfully sure and quick hands college potential." blossom Into a 30 point per game maximum potential. also have made him a paragon Last season he averaged 13.2 man any time. His career best TRUTH This Is the considered judg on defense. Blocking opponents' points per game. His latest av was the 30 hs scored against INSPECTOR ment of his coaches and expert shots is a Green specialty. erage is 16.5 and (there is every Butler in this season's opener. observers close to the phenom But where he has shown most indication it will rise steadily. On three other occasions this enal 6 ft. 5 in. Spartan basket Improvement is In what might In 1956-57 he scored mostly season he has gone over 20 ALSTON ball center who seemingly nev be called "court sense," or on tap-in and lay-up after re points. PAPER er heard of the law* of gravity. "know how", or ''savvy". In a bounds. This year he has polish •—Editorial Pag* VOL. 9, No. 41 SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1958 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO ed a jump shot into a danger The Dayton, O., youngster is a His most amatiag assets still very real way he just now is diligent worker besides being are his pogo stick legs. He con catching on to the game. ous weapon and has developed a lightning-quick break off the blessed with marvelous physical tinues to spend most of his even Coach Forddy Anderson puts equipment and great competitive ings aloft, grabbing rebounds it this way: post which nets him many easy lay-ups. He also scores crowd spirit. off both boards like a giant hawk "When Green came to us he rousing baskets off high feeds He regularly Is the last play snaring sparrows. was the rawest material * ou either from out-of-bounds or er off the court, often lingering • • * ever ssw. He never had plsyed back court. basketball in high school and long to practice his favorite AS A MATTER OF record, he Hits FLOOR WORK HAS be JOHNNY GREEN never has been out-rebounded looked it. Last yesr wss his jump shots. Thomas Y's Man Of Year TRACE $2 THOUSAND Kappas Select All-America 11 By BILL BELL Each year Kappa Alpha Psl fraternity picks lis All -Amer!- ean team composed of members of the fraternity. Here are 1857 selections* Leo Brown, Ohio State, and Leon Jamison, Tennessee A-I, field. ends; Ollia Beamon, U. ot Penn Fred Patterson of Midwestern . - sylvania, and Robert Dabney, Athletes Ass'n is the Big Ten * • Tuskegee, tackles; Edward representative on the Kappa All- Brown, Arizona, and John Sew American committee. t *•••(. ell, Morgan State, guards; 'Al pha Mounten, Maryland State, flory On Page 2 center; John Samples, Mary land State; Jim Pace, Michigan; Offensive Leader Collin Hagler, Iowa, and Leon TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Lewis : ard Lyles, U. of Illinois, back- Johnson, freshman fullback from Bartow, led the Florida A-M uni versity rattlers in rushing and r . 1956 Olympics Films total offense during the 195T football campaign. Johnson had To Be Shown At Beatty an average of. 13 yards'per car* ry. H ecarried the ball 48 times Official films of. the 1956 for a net gain of 627 yards. Olympic games have been ob tained by Columbus Recreation Dept. for showing the week of March 10 at recreation centers from Grid To Diamond In five areas of the city. These Two Michigan footballers will centers are Beatty, Schiller, be members of the Spartan Sunshine, Linden and Whet baseball team this spring — Don stone. Gilbert, fullback, will be tha AURELIUS THOMAS, OSU ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL GUARD, re The films will ba shown at starting catcher, and Dean Look, ceives "Young Man of Year" award from Ira CasseU, YMCA youth leader at Beatty Center at 8 p. m. Mon halfback, will, be in the out* Spring St. YMCA annual dinner.—Pierce Photo. day, March 10. field. Sez Archie: Pay TV Is Solution To Boxing Doldrums i By MAJOR ROBINSON As It stands right now, box fighter would get the breaks was worth it." ers fight for the promoters, not he needs for seasoning and SAN DIEGO, Cal. — Boxing, Pointing out that the low in the public," said the.175 pound eating st the same time. For which has taken a tremendous come can't afford to support the titleholder. "lf we were te go more years than I like to re drop at the box office, could be fight game, which has seen mil on for the public then there member I was denied this rejuvenated it subscription TV lion dollar gates pass out of ex Story On Page 2 would be better fights snd the chance and sometimes I won is allowed to become a reality, istence when Joe Louis hung up entire boxing sport would im der whether all the heartaches declared lighlheavywelght cham bis gloves, Moore, often called prove. A promising young I put Into getting the crown _ • pion Archie Moore at his San the gypsy of the ring because of Diego ranch. his travels to foreign shores to get bouts, added: With the current battle being •'All the good fights are not waged between opponents and New Dale For Net Tourney on TV any more. You have proponents of this newest elec WILBERFORCE.—Dr. Sylves pointed out that the juniors, to go to'a theatre and pay 84.40 tronic wonder, the ageless leath or more to watch them. Just DIGGS IN ter Smith, president of Ameri which have been separated from er pusher predicted fighters imagine* the audience If mil can Tennis Ass'n, announced the national tennis tournament could wind up with a million dol lions of people could buy a lar pot to split between them if this week that the national jun the past year, will be held at ior tennis tournament will be good fight for a buck and stay millions of fans could sit in their the seat of the national tourna home watching It. There'd be held three days before the na SEALS MEAN A LOT TO MJGGSY-l^ gSf!. %m homes and watch them battle for ment at 'Central State, college more fights, more boxers and tional tournament. Pr. Smith Treatment Center of Franklin County Society for Crippled Children, "demonstrates proficiency the sum of a half-dollar or a here Aug. 16-18. *. • a rejuvenation' of the sport It buck. self." ARCHIE MOORE ADDRESS on sawhorses which he maneuvers quite well with braces locked to keep his legs steady. Next step, will be Canadian cratches, which will give Muggsy a new kind of independence—thanks te Story On Page 2 your purchase of Easter seals. ' • -.w1 ••,.'.'. :••• r-'-r- .-•^. ?*e*SHB*H"HS^S?ffl^"SlB*B*SJS*f^"^"^Bfl*ST*1 •W' " -•'.''••• 'V'••'• "::••'•••-"/>,•;;• l.'X''C-\.i^'*}'-4'-:-^ SATUHDAY. MARCH 22. msa SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1958 PAGE 2 HIE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES KILLER OF HUSBAND MAY BE GIVEN PROBATION Bt JOHN B.COMBS Fields stabbed Robert Field* to fir* steps to the apartment table and the stabbing followed. manslaughter. Instead of trying death with a bread knife during building entrance, then collapsed. At the time of the killing, the her on the second degm mu*. Caae et n A year aid woman a family fight in their basement Police found him there when couple's 3*4 year old sen and der charge as ah* was indicted charged with second dartre* mur apartment at tl. N. 21st st they arrived. He was pronounc Mrs. Field's 11 year old blind by a grand jury. der fee the fatal •dabbing of her ed dead en arrival at St. Antho son of a previous marriage were After investigating the cast, husband last Thanksgiving eve, Field*, well luwxwn hotel work the Probation Dept will make er, after the stabbing staggered ny. "m present, was referred to the Probation In a interview with The 11s recommendation.* to the Dept. after she wm allowed to oat of his apartment across the R • • • court. hall to quarters of relatives and Sentinel at police headquarters, plead guilty to manslaughter be Mrs. Fields said her husband BECAUSE TflEBE wer* no If probation A refused, she fore Judge Myron B Gessaman screamed tor help. witnesses Fred Newsom, assist may be senteced to a term in the aaa was attempting to strike her dur erf common pleas court Tuesday. ing a family argument Bnd she ant prosecutor, said they de women's reformatory at Marys- The prosecutor charged Helen HE THEN MANAGED to climb grabbed the knife from a kitchen rided to accept the guilty plea to viUe.

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