fe«le»elppewlipp"p"^——F ms^v^HY?*& ^VnBI^Hi^iilit^lBi^li^Hii^iiiiiBmiiiillHIHK^K £i&smr*5*''?z THE OHIO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1959 n I I mm K m SPORTS CLEANINGS 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO Bulldogs Shape Dp For '59 Campaign By BILL BELL • Sports Editor NASHVILLE.— Coach Eugene TIME WROUGHT marvelous changes in th« minds of men." D Stevenson, new mentor of the Football Menu For Saturday, October 10 The above quotation was prompted by a comparison of the Fisk university gridiron Bull­ Negro football player in college football today and 18 years ago. dogs, has been working out with W. Virginia State at Central State (homecoming). Bluefield We remember back in 1943, when Ohio State was playing Pitt the largest and strongest squads at Winston-Salem. Wiley at Florida AM. Claflin at Miles. at Pittsburgh and the announcer who was broadcasting the game in recent years. And he's got Gratnbling at Tennessee State. Alabama AM at Fisk. Lincoln some pretty high hopes about looked on the field and saw Matt Brown in the quarterback slot (Pa.) at Nat'l Aggie. Maryland State at Morgan. Elisabeth City Bares Plot To the upcoming season. and started figuring out loud over the mike who was calling tha at Johnson C. Smith. Howard at Delaware State. Hampton at signals. Re felt sure it could not be Matt, "Enthusiasm is high, morale Last Saturday, sepia quarterbacks on Illinois' and Minnesota's is keen and the fellows are really Morehouse. conditioning themselves." Ste­ squads guided their teams to upset victories. venson said. "We feel these are The Illinj upset highly ranked Army 21-14 on the signal calling the necessary ingredients for a A-T Vs. Maryland In Homecoming and passing of Mel Myers, a Dallas, Tex., lad. Myers threw one fine club." touchdown pass. ' The chief Bulldog is pleased GREENSBORO, N. C. — A-T college Aggies begin defense of Sandy Stephens, the Golden Gopher quarterback, recovered a By LES BRADBARRY about the crop of freshmen he their CIAA football championship in a homecoming tilt against fumble to set up the first touchdown against Indiana. Then he • Have you ever shown up at a bowling alley and found yourself, or party, con­ has to work with this year»and Maryland State college here Oct. 17. circled end to score. He also set up another touchdown with a pass fronted with claims of a long list of reservations ahead of you? said several of them slow •"great The game, set for Greensboro to the three yard line. .,_ • While you were waiting, did you observe other bowling enthusiasts, who drop­ promise." The tilt brings together two Memorial stadium beginning at IT LOOKS AS IF IT IS GOING TO BE ... hard and sad fall for ped in without reservations, get alleys without hesitation? of the foremost contenders for Cautious about any direct pre­ 2pm, is the first home game Coach Woody Hayes of Ohio State. Last Friday night he suffered # If you had the patience to this season's CIAA crown. The dictions, Stevenson did say "we for the Aggies and expected to wait long enough, were you fi­ veloped with the pin-setting was bared by a man who said victor, in either case, will have the worst defeat a Hayes coached Scarlet and Grey team ever en­ ought to come out on top of a draw one of the largest crowds PAGE nally assigned an alley, only apparatus? he was an official at Holiday crossed a big barrier in its quest dured. Southern Cal not only held Hayes' offense to the least num­ REID couple of games we will be ex­ ever to witness a football game to find trouble suddenly de- I • Did you find yourself Lanes, 4595 E. Broad st., follow­ for the conference title. ber of yards but the Trojans' backs trampled Woody's defense as pected to lose." in this city. % "It's not always the guy who makes the loudest noise paying twice as much as an ing a recent meeting there. if it were tissue paper. Forty-one men reported for that wins.' You've got to have what it takes," said Raglan item was worth, then learn Wilkins, who said he was prob­ practice Stevenson said most of Everyone had thought Illinois would be a breather but the II- Reid, Republican candidate for City Council, this week as from the management they ably mfelaken for a white per­ them appear in good shape. Central State Cross Countrymen Win lini's surprise victory over Army has changed that viewpoint and he looked over progress in the campaign. had a card reading "we re­ son, said he discussed freely va­ it looks as if the Bucks are in for another tough afternoon. Athletic Dir. H B. (Bus) Reid, an able lawyer and pop- serve the right te change rious ways and means of dis­ WILBERFORCE.—Central State college cross country team, system. Although we have had Thompson, who turned the foot­ Illinois, which for years has brought great Negro stars to the ular among local civic, church, prices .without notice?" couraging colored bowlers. under direction of Gaston (Country) Lewis, opened the season by fraternal and business groups, Negro candidates for Council "And they seemed pleased with ball reins over to Stevenson this stadium, will bring three. The line will be anchored by Capt. Bill IF YOU experienced the above meM he and his political team­ since 1914, neu has ever been themselves over the 'clever* year, announced the Bulldog's defeating Ohio Wesleyan 4915. Burrell, rated "a top candidate for AlIiAmcrican honors at left situations at certain Columbus mates are like the Dodgers in elected/' Page stated. idea," he stated. schedule. It follows: Nathaniel Foster finished first and established a new school guard. If Myers does not start he will see service at quarter and bowling alleys you might have the recent world series — "we "Further," he said, "under Wilkins said the meeting Oct. 10. Alabama AM, Johnny Counts, who scored a touchdown against Army, will be at been a victim of a subtle plan to record of 21:52. are putting forth our energy the system of election for was the purpose of setting up home; 17, DUlard, home; 24, left half. exclude Negroes from bowling where it counts; the people will Councllnen, the form of ballot bowling leagues for the sea­ Howard, home (homecoming); We do not know at this point who will start for Ohio. However, in those spots. do the rst." Is non-partisan. Voters may son. 31, Knoxville, away. w* are sure Bob Ferguson will be* at left half. Birtho Arnold may So says Charles L. Wilkins, choose their candidate, re- "There was an election of Nov. 7, Lane, away It, Ala­ (age Loop For Unstylish Stouts start at tackle, as the Bucks' tackles were manhandled pretty bad­ COMING DP with an assist 1794 Brydcn rd.,' a local bowling gardless of political designs* officers," he said, "and the bama State, away; 21, More­ Are you younger than 60 and older than 35? Do you have that ly in LA and may not be in the best of condition. for the candidate was his cam­ [enthusiast who told The Sentinel tion of the candidate or them­ irony of it was they bragged - house, home. Paul Martin, who has played end in the first two games of the) paign manager, Fugate Page, he learned of such a plot alleg­ urge to be active again in sports? Do you get tired quickly? Are selves. However, this does not about the good old American who set forth reasons why Reid edly cooked up by a- group of you exercising your mind and not your body season, is now working out at right half. Martin wajg a back in prevent the Democratic or Re­ way of balloting to choose the should get the winning vote in managers to discourage Ne­ some of the pro­ high school. publican parties from endors­ directors." Pre Season Basketball These are the coming election. He said: HEWITT S. TONEY, major, groes from visiting these estab­ blems middle age men so often nights for middle age men who LOCAL FANS WHO CANNOT GET tickets for the Ohio-Illi­ ing their candidates for elec­ Wilkins stated that the Negro "First, Reid is qualified. Next, U. S. Army Reserves, of It It'!, lishments. face, but few do anything about. would like to play in a basket­ nois game would do well to Journey out Main st. to Capital where tion. Columbus has been a charter Cedarville, Is performing two Organizing At Pilgrim The athletic staff of Beatty WILKINS SAID the scheme Continued On Page 3 ball league. they will see Ohio's most sensational running back in action. city since 1914, during which Center has set aside Friday "Both the Democrats and weeks active duty training at Pilgrim Center i s organizing Those interested should get in He is Al White, Capital's left half, who has scored eight period seven councilmen were Republicans have endorsed Detroit Army Ordnance Arse­ touchdowns In two games. Saturday against Hiram he carried -. pre-scason basketball leagues touch with Elbert Dubenion or elected at large. four candidates for City Coun­ nal, headquarters of Ordnance Lightning Strikes; Two Children Burn which get underway the latter the ball eight times for four touchdowns and a total of 240 yards, Lawrence Greene at the cenjer.l "Prior to that time council- cil. To our knowledge this Tan k-Automotive Command. BUCKNELL, Ind.—Violet Suzanne Brown, 13, and her brother, part of October.