The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • 6

DANVILLE ADVOCATE MESSENGER DANVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1955 SEC Checklist Of Grid Stars fid to lose to a team like Corbin some nations off tournev I ra ns Tho it ot our Unbeaten Grid Seasons Com rv! the 10 Is Record Of Maryland State a i Licensed Electricians a po Law re king TOWN tie Pur be held TLES WED THUR 2 BIG SUPER SHOWS 2 2ND BIG HIT New Super Refined ete Music Ma GAS OIL TEAM year olds and he 1 one KENTUCKY for more miles per gallon TODAY WED hi 1 NEW Tonite Wed Thur JE CHANDLER for more miles per quart DEBRA easy 2ND TOP HIT THE RITZ lorida went through a heavier GUL TUES WED THUR Gulf No Nox Gasoline ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW for their Gulf pride hd Select Oil GREGORY ECK Of The iner Shows Woods Distributor Danville Kentucky HEARING A BATTERIES to a aid NEW GUL NO NOX the state Mort and Dodd start today 'incos 4 Ci ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Pi ck REMEMBER: No gasoline alone can give you today's finest performance no oil alone can give you today's finest protection Get the super power Gas Oil Team HOUSE WIRING and and Prove it in your own car on the road in your own sec for yourself how New Super Refined Gulf NO NOX can give you the best in motor performance and protection plus more miles per gallon in the kind of short trip stop and go driving you do most A i stringers members ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR Cain Hoy Star To Be In Churchill Classic OR AU MAKIS HtARINO AIDS Hearing aid uart will ba pleated to learn that wa now carry a complete line of hearing aid batteries 1 is no longer necessary to obtain batteries from "hard to reach" sources Visit ovr hearing gid department at your first opportunity! Wa era Nappy to offor th it compafa battory torvlto for tho PRINCESS ANNE Md our undefeated football seasons in the iast seven and well on the way to another is Maryland State today That's Maryland not th'? University of Maryland which you might think at first glance Mary "Sheltering William lundigan SPOONAMORE Drug Company Danville Ky Vi i non he has COLOR By DE 1UXE CHARLES COBURN leur session of tho DIRTY BURNING TAIL END Prove it in your own car This new oil can give you more miles per quart because it has natural viscosity contains no artifi 7 cial thickeners that break jyr down in service Gulf pride Select works clean Here's why Most oils are refined only to the stage shown in Graduate A Gulfpride Select is further refined by the Alchlor Process removing up to 1 5 more of the carbon formers shown in Graduate Graduate contains new super refined oil 26 19 late 'ore four had 72 la may be sidelined with akneei injury suffered in the North Caro lina game JPACft MCE The Auburn varsity held a light workout whjle the reserves and freshmen scrimmaged Coach Ralph Jordan reported his charges were in good shape for the Mis i sissippi State contest Saturday 1 JEANNE CRAIN JEAN PETERS BmMM CMINCt stylb with every cm And A PURPLE Jimmy Poynter junior half back and Ronnie Galloway sen ior tackle weie named player and lineman of the week res pectively following the Dan ville Shelbyville game These gridders will eat the free steak dinners donated by Lane's Res taurant and the Roads each week BROTHERS IN Georgia Tech went through a light drill Coaches cheered the re turn to action of halfback Paul Rotenberry injured Sept 24 in the rlorida game Coach Bobby said the swift junior will against Tennessee Gulf No Noxbums cleaiuHere's proof: Note the black deposit on plate at left caused by burnmg tail end" of the part which Gulf refines out in mak ing New Super Refined no nox But see how clean new NO NOX leaves the plate at right PRO BASKETBALL EXHIBITION I By The Associated Press 1 Monday's results' I Minneapolis 91 Andrews AB 79 (uousrlejsxn how fj along! 1 feature on today Churchill Downs football players made their first a a a 11 on The Associat a a result of fine perform games Saturday mt his another BETTY GRABLE SHEREE NORTH ROBERT CUMMINGS think here this Louis ilie many rea shvidd Jimmy Newton been made to wonder if the sting of defeat will knock the previously smooth sailing Danville crew com pletely off course and cause them to stagger through the remainder of the season worrying over the fact that they lost a game The Admirals played some great in their six victories and then made a sensational come back rally against Corbin after falling behind the state's number one vanked team This defeat nat urally was not enjoyed by the locals However it was not shame instance they get themselves the field for the the other and play the ue and Manual the same Admi AULCONER BUILDERS Inc PHONE 1708 In the Shelbyville tilt it's true the Admirals were hampered by injuries and Shelbyville had a fine team But something was missing fmm the Admiral attack besides two or three regulars The locals didn't have that spirit and drive which made them famous ovir Reynolds of Louisiana State ack Neojin Walker and tackle We Thompson of Alabama cen ters Lamar Leachman of 'lennes see and Don Miller of Tulane ends Bindley Mills of Kentucky and Ien Ellis of Georgia Tech and half backs Tommy Warner of Tulane and Henry Dukes of Georgia Sports writers around the con ference also singled out 28 other SEC gridders for outstanding play Those getting a nomi Earle 'min He I Tennessee also took it a bit Coaches said Dave Stottlemeyer i PAGET IN Maroon halfback Art Davis the SEC's most valuable player last season worked out with the team He missed the Alabama and North Texas games Quarterback Bill Stanton also was running with the first team though still a doubtful performer against Auburn ointec him istant ip etnerbv 1 ICltv 1 id jn ic 1 Phail bleue of the roughbred breeding stock The 8 year old brown mare dam of stakes winner Blue Choir was consigned by Cully Bloodstock Agency Matt Winn Williamson an agent paid $35560 for the 9 ycar old mare Cassiope one of seven brood mares belonging to Aga Khan The consignment brought a 1 sophomore center from Sarasota total of $136000 The average for last night's sale was $1811 as 63 head brought $303100 laved ith week next i sons 1 keep 2ND BIG HIT LIVING devoted te teaching Negroes and agricultme has no ships or such inducements football piaytrs In Hockey Scoring MONTREAL UP After knockin 1 The Georgia Bulldogs pranched through a light workout Coaches I 4 Room home with alumi several mainstays might not be in top shape for tho tough described 1 was third I The winner long dash for ward in 1:19 and returned backers $1440 $460 and $260 The 7 furlong race for 2 year olds attracted eight other entries The $4500 New Albany Purse co feature to be run for 3 ear a mile and one sixteenth aLo covered the up his 13 Beliveau last season also has 13 but is listed behind Creighton with ene less goal Aii'itlx Mirpi ise is Ron Murphy plavmg ni Creighton's left wing for the I an tei He's tops with eight goals so tar and is tied for third among 'lie point scorers with De licti 1 lorctie Howe Both have 12 IX 'imk Rangers He scoring lead of the Montreal's Jean Beliveau todav 27 ear old center who waswn the list with only 17 in 63 games with Toronto Thoroughbred Is Sold or $36000 At Sale LEXINGTON Kv Mrs Reineman and Larry Mac paid $36000 for to top last night's Keeneland fall sales Mack Sisk Is Named Tournament Manager LOLTSVIL LE Ky cP Mack Sisk is the new Manager of the Kentucky Invitation Ba ketball lank tyes and Larry Vanderbilt: Scott Suber Mi Eagle Dav Mg Bob Hardy Kentuckv Harper Georgia: Gene Tulane: Wade Mitchell Tech William Earl Mor Miller of the Ken of Com selection Sunday's board of ana State: Jim Barton MississipH State Charles Rader Tennessee Emmett Zelenka Tulane Buddy Alliston Missis sippi: Tony Sardisco Tulane STARL1TE DRIVE IN in the third quarter ue more got hurt lorida players dressed side down the football victory with seven apiece and no feats State 'has scored 17i point to 19 for the opposition Behind the teain which was an bcatei! in 1949 1950 1933 and 1954 season schedules is Co '1 McCain! In lis seven years the imposing record of 67 one tie and tire als only 36 years old ciest man he prefers to The Maroons tied for the eon i fercnce lead with Mississippi must beat Auburn Ixtuisiam State and Mis is ippi to win their first con ference championship since 1911 LOUISVILLE Ky Cain Hoy able Yield shipped here for a ag in the Ken Stakes is ex By BUI Vaught After rolling up six straight vic tories this season and stretching their win streak to 23 games the local Admirals have met rough sailing lately two weeks ago the DHS grid mcn suffered their first loss packed Corbin team last riday the Ads played to a 12 12 tie with Shelbyville in a wild and reckless affair As the result of a few comments and after watching the Admirals gam against Shelbyville we have POLLARD PLAYING LAST HOME XMl Lancaster will be playing his final home game unifoi when the unbeaten Colonels nee at Danville Saturday afternoon in Centre's last home tilt of the season Centre is the top offensive team among the small colleges and is unbeaten in six games to viate Pcliatd 175 pound senior guard is the son of Mr and Mrs Pollard Lancaster He handles most of the kicking duties for the Colo nels Joe is president of Omicron Delta Kappa honorary leader ship fraternity: at Centre and is a member of Phi Beta Chi scien tific fraternity and Delta Kappa Epsth social tiateinty He is a graduate of Lancaster High School with the class of 1952 36tch gdo with third in the leag'u yoterday's $1000 Hall Purse with stretch drive for a Hock League Dave (Tvighton looks like he's finally come into his own with the New shared the NHL with kirt Georgia Tech Charlie Hor ton Vanderbilt ob James Au burn: Johnny Majors Tennessee ullbacks Joe Childress Au burn: Paige Cuthren Mississippi rank Sabbatini Mississippi State: Phil King Vanderbilt How a rd Si hnellenberger Kentucky Roy Wilkins Georgia Jimmy Phillips Auburn: Joe T11 mmeilo Louisiana State land State is the oor Negro il lation of the university winch a Im wins a lot of football games bu gits more national recognition 1 The to Bovvl last December But there was tome ii a 'or such an unusual licking With only 31 players to begin with 1: 1 ju prcbable er tucky Jockey Club I eet to be a of the regulars Johnny Bodies Called Up By His Draft Board WITHERBEE LP Johnny Podres the Brooklyn Dodgers' lefthander who pitched them to 1 two World Series victories has i been ordered by his draft board to: report for a physical examination Miss Mary Podres his sister 1 said last night that Johnny had been ordered to take the examina tion in Albany Nov 14 Johnny was rejected by his se lective board because of a back in jury whon he was called up in 1952 IGHT RESULTS By The Associated Press York Danny Giovanelli 15(0 outpointed Paolo Melis 1 48'2 Italy 10 New Orleans Toe Brown 1374 New OHcans outjHiinted Jimmy Hacki'ey 1372 Philadelphia 11) SEC Grid Roundup By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Most of the Southeastern Con fercncc football squads took it easy Monday following weekend games But Mississippi State fac ing the toughest November sched ule of any SEC team went through a brisk workout Tournament His appointment to Kellv Thompson was yesterday by Jec rankfort president lucky Junior Charnb Huiry CLiy Mid Lafayette win thi ir next two game it vill have to be tile same Admirals Showing Effects Of Stormy Sailing Against Corbin Shelbw ille Wbstebn Kentucky Company 127 4th Ph 2035 2045 Danville Just a month altar small davi paymanr Cfodi it faatara for footvra ieflar for Mor THIS is Ao VictoryN Revives ight Hopes I NEW YORK Iff Danny Giova nelli once a bright young prospect 111 the welterweight class wants to prove his 1953 victory over Vince Martinez was no Huke The lanky Brooklyn boxer made the top 10 of the elliss two years ago with an upset decision over Martinez Monday unanimous de cision over Paoli Melis of Italy re vived Danny's hopes for the future "Give me a lew more fights ano I 11 take Martinez or else" said the 23 ycar old Giovanelli Giovanelli IM' used superiot loach and boxing ability to whip Melis 1482 in 10 rounds lAiitvi innnrTwrt iiuiit vvvaiAiviivaiMiiu win num mvmn nor be SOid at ABSOLUTE ovcrill situation as good AUCTION at 2 1 I'Jl lUtl Willi illllllt'll 1 nc 4 pr THURSDAY at 4 1 Chest than usual Monday drill Coach nut St Buy at your price! Dob Woodruff said he was think Edwards Real Estate altcrnVingw quarterbacks Bobby Lance Jon May and Rich AUCtlOn VO 1 ard Allen against Georaii i Tulane watched football movies of its 27 13 upset of Auburn and (exercised briefly Winless Alabama also drilled lightly Coaches report ed Doug Potts might be out the rest of the season with a knee injury suffered in the Georgia I game Tulane plays Alabama in Mobile Saturday Vanderbilt and Kentucky brccz i ed through light drills Saturday encounter Louisiana State first took it easy the other of the squad scrimmaged Louisi ana State plys Maryland one of the nation's top teams I Coach Johnny Vaught gave his I Mississippi football squad a holi 1 day from practice Ole Miss takes on Memphis State Saturday night If the Admirals feel that be of losing one game all is leu and that they have nothing to play for they might as well hang up their uniforms now But the season is not over! Two mor tough teams are yet to be Bellevue and Manual in week There are why the Admira on playing What about their faithful dent body and the large contingent of Danville fans who have been becking them and their hard working coaching staff? Why not get another win streak started! It seems he DHS lads will do one of two things They vvil either let the defeat fold them up ruin their spirit teamwork i determination or they can 1 group their forces and shake that midsection blow like a true Anti TT 11 1 tiwfe mRH y7 1 Lirar wX Creiirhtcn iring Un 41'Tia rr 1 i around tmua! 'sjIjK mid Sms Joe Pi liard ot in emre olh jie clash with Sewa imagtaabh aMM Comm mo iff I a 'i 't IR' it 3k ft I mi 1 I 9HUe rr 1 Zf ff Ai tt JniMI I.