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GAZETTE RADIO LOG Thursday Evening Programs ABO KATO MBS KOH NBC I KOLO CBS LBS 1340 680 930 Carter Pounds Out Win Over Aragon LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15. (AP) World lightweight champion Jimmy Carter and challenger Art Aragon observed con EWBN 1490 5:00 Fun Factory Challenge of Yukon! Richard Harkness Edward R. Murrow I Crosby Capers-Th World Today I Frank Goss; Local 5:15 Will Rogers Challenge of Yukon 5:30 Chet Huntley Sky King 5:45 Bob Garred Sky King News; Sports Music Elmer Peterson -'mil I Hearthstone (Hearthstone Evening Serenade (Football Prophet (Melody Time Sportsman; Music I You Can't-Take iYou Can't Take I Album 6:00 News; Sports Gabe Ueatter 6:15 Elmer Uavis Stirrup Cup 6:30 Europe of Pioneers 7To(f Silver Eagle Orchestra 7:15 Silver Eajlt (Orchestra 7:30 Playhouse ISlnglng Marshall trasting celebrations today. Carter enjoyed a round of victory toasts after successfully defending his crown in a bruising 15-round fight.

Aragon, the (The Line Up The Line Up Mr. Chameleon RENO EVENING GAZETTE 15 November 15, 1951 8:00 Amateur HouriTarzan 8:30 Amateur Hour' Reporters R'dup 8:45 Play Piano I Reporters R'dup IMaa's FMaiily; Newsi World; Nocturne iWhiiperer Hallmark Playhouse i Whisperer Hallmark Playhouse slightly tarnished local golden boy of boxing, more subdued fashion belatedly observed his 24th birthday. FBI, Peace and War Aragon's birthday was two days (Dragnet I Dragnet Keen 9:00 Hotel Edis. Or.jvews 9:15 For. Reporter Irulton Lewis 9:15 Minis.

Study I Rod Gun Clib FBI, Peace and War RED ROCK DRAW NAMES HUNTERS, ALTERNATES I Dance; Club 15 Grant Holcomb iRlchfield Rept. Dance Time I Dance Time I Dance Time The Sportlite Music for Dreaming Dreaming; News 10:00 Hank Weaver Lote i Mystery 10:15 Dream Harbor Mystery Time 10:30 Sports Report Mystery: Orch. 10:45 Town louse IHigh Time 11:00 Guest; Watch jHigh Time 11:30 Sign Off 'High Time cision against us, and we proved it tonight." The golden boy was given a split decision in the non-title summer meeting, but it wasn't entirely popular with the crowd. Ketchum scoffed at Aragon's suggestion for a rematch, then tvtto lttl Filler. Julia Puseller, Har old Ferguson, Kenneth.

T. Fagan, Philip Dance Time I Dance Time News; Organ I Desert Inn Ffnn. Bruno Joseoh Ferral. Arthur Fasanl, Leslie M. Fry, Lawrence P.

Finn, Alvln E. Fuller. Harrie J. rrosi, jonu Friday Programs ago. He had planned to combine it with a victory celebration after last night's battle.

Instead the big party was on Central avenue, Los Angeles' counterpart of New York's Harlem. UNANIMOUS VOTE Carter belted out a unanimous decision over Aragon, flooring him twice and leaving him well beaten. Referee Mushy Callahan and Judge Frankie Van gave the fight to Carter by an 11-point lead. Judge Joe Stone put the Gotham Negro ahead by 12. Farrelv.

Albert C. Flnley, Earl Fuselier, 7:00 Melodies I News News; Roundup Marlorie Foster. Joseph F. Fitzpatrlck Leno A. Ferral.

Ernest Carl Ford, Edmund I Sunrise Serenade 1 Sunrise Serenade I Frank Goss I Harry Babbitt cactus Tom Tom News; Korea L. Flllman, Duane Ford, Nevada Fondv. Billy Foster. Le Roy L. Fitch.

Jr Successful applicants and alternates for a special anterless deer hunt of the Doyle deer herd in the Red Rock area were announced today by the Nevada fish and game commission. The commission named 800 Ne-vadans following a drawing yesterday in the commission offices. Only holders of unused 1951 general tags were eligible in the shrugged: "If it'll draw money we'll meet him here or in New York." This was Carter's first defense of the title he won iast May from Ike Williams. Aragon's manager, Jimmy Roche, said he did not think Ara Melvin F. Gerhard, Margaret M.

Gray, Lester A. Grlsham. Vincent P. Gianella iSunnyr'de of Street News; ReveilU i News News; Reveille ii)ave Garruway Reno Reveille David E. Glroux.

Robert J. Geyer, John E. Gallagher. R. B.

Grundy, Mariano News; Harmony Glssev. Susan J. Gelder. Donald G. Gen.

lAunt Jenny kinger. George D. Gansbere, Glno Glor gi, Paul Groux, Silvo J. Ghilieri, Jimmy 7:15 Ajronsky Breakfast Gang 7:30 Garred: Local i Breakfast Gang H'wood INews 6:00 Breakfast Club-Brown; News 8:30 Breakfast Club Bible Hour 8j4s Breakfast Clrb! Bible Hour 9 :00 Ne ws Fredr'ksj Music 9:15 Chet Huntley Kianlen Ruide 9:30 Break Bank Coffee Time 9:45 Break Bank 1 Coffee Time "10:00 Jack Berch News 10:15 Lone Journey 10:30 True Story 1 Coffee Time 10j45 Story; News Coffee Time tadies Fair 11:15 Girl Marries Ladies Fair 11:30 Against for a Day 11:45 Harvey Queen for a Day Gerow. OUle Grayson.

Donald R. Goure, I Philosophy Kelly Barton I t'ranson Lranson "1 Standard-School I Standard School I Strike It Rich Strike It Rich George D. Gorton. Albert Gain, Joe IHelei Trent lour Gal Sunday IRoz News Morning Varieties Hollywood Whisper Blue Notes gon was weakened by making the 135-pound limit. The fighters weighed 134 and Aragon seemed drawn when he entered the ring and aparently began to fade midway in the fight.

Granata, Charles W. Griffin, J. Roy drawing. The special hunt opens Nov. 18 and successful applicants Paid admissions totaled 7251 and gross receipts, including $35,000 for television rights, were $109,463, at least $20,000 less than expected.

A star-studded, uproarious crowd, and a national television audience Griffith. William H. Grundy. Richard Gibson. Eugene Gressot.

Edward have until 5 p. m. on that date to Gould. Drue Gilbert, Mark Garbrick claim their tags. Eddlth Grlsham.

James N. Greear. 'Jr. Walter J. Glantz, Elio J.

Grasslnl, Wll Applications were over the 800 (Double or Nothing iNews; Top Tunes Double or Nothing Top Tunes iBackstage Wife I Nora Drake I Musical Matinee Top Tunes nam E. Gelder. Anthony Guerrera mark Tuesday afternoon making James Glampletro, Wendall W. Gall, SETTING UP A TKO Gil Turner (right) slams a hard right to the head of Bernard Docusen during the fifth round of their scheduled 10-rounder at Philadelphia. Turner won a TKO when Referee Charley Daggert stopped the contest when Docusen was found unfit to answer the bell for the seventh round.

It was the 25th straight victory for Welterweight Turner of an unbeaten career, his 22nd via the knockout route. William R. Gent, Nello Gonflantinl, Jr the drawing necessary. John Hunter, Thomas W. Humphreys I News ICedric Foster Man on Street Man on Street INews; Local I Road of Lite i Pepper Young IBetter Farming Nevada fish and game officials J.

B. House, Mrs. Lee Hendricks, Charles H. Haverland, Joyce Hancock, Kenneth witnessed the title clash. Jack Dempsey, Leo Durocher, Joe Walker, Joey Maxim, Barney Ross, Bob Hope, Football Coach Joe Stydahar and Capt.

Bob Waterfield of the Los Angeles Rams turned out for the fracas. FLASHES EARLY Aragon, cocky and fresh, took Doe Kill Low In Two Hunts 12:00 Nat'l Guard 12:15 News 12:30 Congress 1490 1:00 Club 1490 1:15 Club 1490 1:30 Club 1490 1:45 Club 1490 P. Hayes, Lewis L. Hepfler. Patrick News Midday Matinee Huuse Party Party; C.

Adams News Smith" Roz Cmith lOff the Record jOff Record; News Platter Para-le Hanrahan, John J. Heloisky. Mervin ILlfe, Beautiful Ballroom Haggerty, William S. Hodgson, Thomas Howard, Francis W. Hanson, Charles Ballroom; News Woman in House Hughes, Hattie Hansen, Leslie L.

Hast Jack Kirkwood (Jack Klrkwnod (Answer Man I Swap Shop iSerenade I Serenade Serenade Serenade ings, Merle D. Hlghtower. John E. Hem I Just Plain BiU lsch, Alfred L. Harker, James W.

Hunt ington. John H. Hooge. Charles B. Hand I Front Page FarreU Platter; News Right.

Happiness I Bob and Ray iGodlrey 2:00 Club 1490 2:15 Club 1490 2:30 Mary Marlin 2:45 Girl Marries 3:00 Valient Lady the play in the opening rounds and SACRAMENTO, Nov. 15. UP) the outlook seemed dark for the I Hunters did not kill as many does wrlght, James Hawkins. William T. How.

ard. Warren Hart. George S. Hale. Wal Penrod, James G.

Patterson, Robert S. Pattlson. Lawrenca Quadrio, Geno Questa, Emanuel M. Qulicl. Francis L.

Robinson. Hugh C. Ryals, Stanley Reld. Lyle Roush. Donnell R.

Raker, Wendell H. Rupp, Michael Rose-man, Robert M. Ross, John Regnell, Mar-Jorie L. Rose, Ronald C. Rinehart.

Ray P. Robustelll, Frank Richardsan. Verne NCAA Planning Grid Deemphasis I Serenade 2 -year-old champion. But Aragon in the two recent northern Califor said the special hunt was a management measure called because sizeable deer herds were damaging an already overworked range. The list of 80 alternates, who may get tags if some are unclaimed, was not compiled until today.

It includes the following: Howard L. Cunningham. Harold O. Taber. J.

C. Saderup. Howard Brown, Patricia R. Schofield. Daniel A.

Landa, Johnny Force, Dorothy F. Harker. Edward A. Sadler, Albert Casslnelll. Don E.

CVDay. Rudolph B. Lykam, Doyle C. Brown, Frank F. Brewer.

C. Rolland Hamp. Myrtle Shattock, S. A. Irashin, James R.

Shaffer, Carl L. Shoemaker, Walter A. Snvder. Frank 8. Grosso, ter R.

Hanson, J. S. Houtz. David H. Hancock.

Harry A. Hennings, Evan 3:15 Marriage for 2. Serenade ran into a bristling left hook that I Travellers I Travellers Hunt Mary I Dr. Paul 3:30 John T. Flynm Harmony Rangers House.

Mrs. RalDh Hash. Raymond nia antlerless deer hunts as fish and game biologists hoped. It was hoped to reduce the herd i 3:45 Sport Spot. Harmony Rangers 4:00 Aft7Final i Fulton Lewis- Hawkins.

Alice V. Hoagland. Pete Host, ettler. Harold G. Helwlg.

Phil Hannifan L. Robinson, Marion Rogers, Mary Raker, C. E. Royse, T. H.

Rooney. Cloyd Tommy R. Harris. Ron W. Hart.

William O. Hearn. Patricia Lee Hughes. James CHICAGO, Nov. 15.

(JP) A B. Rassmussen, Jess H. Relmers, Charles M. Rice, Frank Roser. Reva Robinson, William Robinson, Shirley Rupp.

Ernest Rackllff. John J. Ryan, Madelyn Rose-man. Madelvn Roseman. Mrs.

Gaylord floored him for a three-count in the sixth round, and he took a severe beating in the last four rounds. It left him with one eye almost shut and the other cut and bloody. Aragon, as game as they come, absorbed fearful punishment in the late rounds, particularly in the 12th when Carter had him virtually out chance for a fresh start in toning down pressure in sports is going to be given the National Collegiate 4:15 Vandercook INews 4:30 Big Jon Spk'y Fun Fest 4:45 Big Jon SpkjyJ Sam Haes 5:00 Mark Trail Music 5:15 Trail; Borge Music 5:30 Chet Huntley Clyde Beatty 5:45 Bob Garred 1 Clyde Beatty 6:00 News I Gabriel Heat let Elmer Davis Stirrup Cup 6:30 Soph. RhythmiNews 6:45 Sports I Sam Hayes Robare, John Rossi, Thomas E. Rodrique, association, which rebuffed the last Kelly Barton i Lorenzo Jones News; Music Serenade in Blue H.

V. Kaltenborn" ws: Sports iMusic ft1" Peterson Melody Time (Melody Time You Can't Take You Can't Take INight Beat Night Beat Music; Cravath Oeoree L. Fava. Nora Callahan, Leo P. Hepfler, J.

H. Arthur. Laverne Sorensen, I Godfrey Godfrey I Godfrey I Godfrey 'News; Round" IJack Owen Show IJack Owen Show I Once Upon a lime Edward Murrow i Crosby Caper World Today Frank Goss; Local IPigskiiT Predict iMedal of Honor JEvcnlng Serenade (Red Grange I Capitol Cloakroom" Capitol Cloakroom JJfouchdown; Musie I News; Nocturne I Nevada Nocturne The Big Tinw "iPaul Weston Aneelo Rossi. Alan W. rock.

Eowara Halley, Jack Hale, Don Herman Gregg, James H. Gould. Raymond C. Hays, Floyd Heggarty. Elmer W.

Holt. Jay S. Hughes, Jack Holloway. Fred Hilts, Thomas L. Hadlock.

Hugh S. Hyberger, Shirley L. Hilts, Charles E. Harris. S.

F. Hatfield. Standing L. Inwood, Clement V. Is-bell.

Richard H. Johnson, Elsie C. Jones, Fred Jones. George Jensen. Denny A.

Jones, Alton A. Jack, Eric Jackson, Francis A. Jones, Ben Jones. Frank A. Johnson.

John A. Jensen. Irvin H. Jahn- T. Redman, Wilfred L.

Raine, Raymond program presented it. Homer B. Knlcht. Charles E. Bowden in the Devils Garden area of Modoc county by 2300 animals, and that number of permits was issued.

However, only 1680 permit holders actually went hunting, and they got 1504 does. In the Lassen-Washoe area the quota was 1500 does, and 1258 were shot. On the Oregon side in the Devils Garden area, the quota was set at 3000 and the kill amounted animals. K. Ross.

Clarence Garrett, Pasquale Goglla. Isabel The association's top planning George R. Shea. Mike F. scnon, Her on his feet.

But he refused to go! bert L. George W. Steneri, committee, the NCAA council, in Peter M. Smith. Walter J.

Mongolo. Har- Howton, James Denning, Lenn H. New marker, Maurice E. Lewis, Rex Shoe maker, James H. Hawkins; William L.

Hammersmith, Kate Wal 7:00 Fights rv SteDhens. Fay H. Stimson. Kmmett I Melodies I Melodies I Cisco Kid tends to submit a definite sports de-emphasis proposal at the next NCAA convention, to be held in 7:15 Fights 7:30 Fights 8:00 R. Diamond 8:15 R.

Diamond P. Schofield, Jerry Slagle, Nye Sbragia, Theodore H. Short, Kresten Sirg, Charles J. Spina, Carmen Short, D. R.

Steunsan. George G. Schweis, Prank Schweiss, eke. Frederick R. Jensen.

Ruel O. James, James A. Jensen. Albln C. Johnson.

Robert Jeffers, Edmund Joseph James. James Jensen, Ralph C. Jones, Frank H. Johnson. Cincinnati Jan.

9-12. Magazine Theater Magazine Theater True or False One Man-; family i News i Roy Rogers down again until the loth, when another left decked him for one. Aragon says he would like to fight Carter again. He said the looping left that connected with his jaw in the 12th killed any chance he had of winning. From there on things were pretty uzy.

Even more jubilant than the un Sterlins T. Scholfield. Ameial Solzottl, 8:30 Rogue's Gal Included in the new proposals: 1 The elimination of, or curtail Morton R. Stoddard. Weslie Schofield, James F.

Kerr. John B. Kaiser. i Martin-Lewis I Martin Lewis John Stalder. Wagner Sortson.

Lawrence I Paul Weston M. E. Kingsley. Robert F. Knox.

Rollie 9 :00 Ozzle, Harrietl News 9:15 Ozzic, Harriet I Fulton Lewis 9:30 Mr. Dist. Atty.jSportsfolio 9:45 Mr. Dist. Orchestra E.

8hulley. Herman Stoltz. Edna I. Sten ment of, spring practice for AMERICANS WIN SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 15.

(m Kemp. Lee R. Kennedy. Eleanor L. Klu- eri.

Joseph C. salmon. Marie saioini, Louis Sablnl. Clarence E. Springer, nell, Orson F.

Kllse, George R. Kacmar "10:00 ABC News IJane Ace INews; Dance Date I Jane Ace Club 15 iRichfiela" Reporter Grant Holcomb Time I Sportlite IDance Time I Music; News elk, Mathew S. Kauffman. Leslie V. Ko- 2 Consideration of the advis Frank K.

Shay. H. A. singleton, George obtrusive Carter was his manager, 10:15 Dream lace, Cornelius M. Murphy, John Francis Shaughnessy.

Hans J. Schnitter. Claude R. Fasanl. Mabel E.

Campbell. Edgar J. Mvers. Allen Duffney. Ronald E.

Stephens. Bradford F. Cutler. Frankle J. Kelly, George More, Paul Shannan, Thorton Audrain.

Doris M. Kellogg, John F. Nel. son. Gerald N.

Towner. Ruth Lyyski. Frank E. Chase. Joe 8.

Birch. Melvin P. Guerrera, Herbert E. Schofield. Elvin E.

Olds. Robert L. Nelms. Lawrence D. Anderson.

Franklin K. Rivers, Arthur J. Cooper, Maury Francis, Uuno E. Lyyski, Kathleen. G.

Ford. Rena D. Hodeson, Joseph 8tefanl. John DeNavl. Noah C.

Gould, Joseph Martin, John E. Lord, Roy E. Beatty. Tommie R. West.

William T. Humphreys. Dale C. Jensen, Irvin R. Kerr, Ward L.

Carson and Frank E. Redman. loed, Howard Kaufman, Lawrence C. Karlus, Magdalene- S. Kledaisch.

Ed Willie Ketchum. ability of post-season contests, such as bowl football games, and H. Shelton, Karl W. Scott. B.

J. sner-man, James R. Steele, Mildred Steele, William W. Sneegas. Caslmir S.

Stem neck. Charles Stockwell. Leonard ward Karrasch. Thos. J.

Kelleher. Frank The six-man U. S. Davis cup team advanced to the second round of the new South Wales tennis championships today along with the outstanding Australian and Swedish Davis cup players. I Love a Mystery Hidden Truth i Hidden; Orch I Platter Party Platter Party Platter Party I Platter Party I Mel Baldwin PROVED BEST MAN B.

Klnnell. Merle F. Kightllnger. David 10:30 Earl Warren 11:00 Jerry Gray 11:15 Night Watch 11:30 Sign Off 11:45 Sign Off Mel Baldwin reducing the number of games on Said Ketchum: "We won over IDance Time Dance Time IDance Time IDance Time savage, jaKe sigwan, reari u. iswver, IDesert Inn Orch.

G. Kinnell. William J. Knecht, Herbert E. Kimmel, Truman L.

Keen. Richard Kemp, Charles Koehler, James E. a schedule. Dauas J. Seevers, George w.

smitn, Aragon last August, despite the de- IDesert Inn Orch. JoseDh P. Shane. Mike F. J.

Schon Knowles. Jack M. Kincheloe. Edward L. Vaughn L.

Stone. Vilma Y. Shay. Bud Kleinecke. Stout.

Alice E. snerman. uonaia tstani Jack F. Lemire. Mark E.

Lewis. Julian liff. T. L. Sherman.

Angus A. Stuart Louie Salvini, George E. Stephens. Betty Larrouy. Thomas Lewis.

Neola Loehr, Betty J. Lawson, Pat Lynch, Richard F. J. Stantliff. Pauline Sin.

Dave snerrur, LesKett. Joseph C. Luchetti. Edward J. William B.

Shaw, Norton D. Swett. Grace Stevens. Rav Stoner, Willie Simpson Here is the list of 800 hunters allowed tags in the drawing: Martha Eldora Audrain. Nadine An- LaPrairies.

Edwin A. Lawson. Chas. E. Llndstrom, Lyman G.

Llghtfoot. Law Nettle M. Stauts. Clifford W. Stevens 3 Limiting the number of substitutes to be used in any one game (thus ending, or reducing, use of the platoon system in football).

4 Definite supervision of benefits given athletes in colleges, their academic progress, and standards for their admittance to NCAA colleges. The council treads lightly in its proposals for regulating procedures of athletes. rence o. LaDham. Norman Lindlev.

Alvln Shay. Gladys M. snyder, jack Sorenson, Alvln E. Scolari, Jennie Sand erson. Billv Salas.

Julien G. Sowwine tunovich, Joe Airoso, Leonard A. Anker, Lawrence Allen, Russell C. Allen, Oliver Armstrong. Roland A.

Anderson, Alfred Ralph Joseph Llop, Richard Larson, An. gelo Leporl, Francis Lankiewicz, S. B. Lee, George Llndauer, Eddie Love, Thomas M. Lambert, Ira La Rivers.

Eu Frank J. Sala, I. J. Smith, Lawson Sullivan. Thelma Schwandt, Ganet Scnenk, Jones a.

samples, Arcme gene B. Longfield, Jack Lund, Dan Lor-enzetti. John Virgil Lewis. Keith L. Lee.

Antonelll. Mamie Anderson. Alvtn Anderson. Mtke Alexander. Frank R.

Ash, Whewell Frank Ash, Claude Clifford Ak-1ns, Herbert D. Ayer, Benjamin V. Angle, John Azevado, Attlllo Avanzino, Ugo Stoner. Clarence J. Stepina.

Billie B. Thrailklll. Harry W. Thomsen Dorothy H. Tate.

Ensio Tosollnl, Otis Benny Lewis. Kirk B. Loney. Marc Austin Love. Norman Larson, Joe Leporl, John Luchetti.

John C. Langhans. Angell, Charles L. AUender. Lawrence F.

Turner. Katnrvn Tucker. Ernest w. lay. Jim McCollum.

James R. MeCaulev. lor. RalDh Truax. s.

e. Tamer, uiyoe Asp. James Andrews, Louis Avery, Albert Albertson. At its last convention, the NCAA voted down, by a narrow margin, the so-called "sanity code" which would have provided the limits Velma H. McQuerry.

Richard J. Mc Thompson, Erby W. Tate, Mrs. Nola Twaddle. Yargent H.

Thomsen, Victor Naughton, L. M. McCrorey, Joe McDanie', James McGowan, Robert McPartland. Ed Joe Bugica, Andrew Bender, Patricia E. Bergeret, Roy A.

Breaker. James Tealia. J. E. Thornton, rem u.

lenny ward L. MCAmoll, Iona McDaniel, Ann son, Wayne Tnietten, u. u. lucser, Aiys within which athletes might be re J. Bowers, Charles Bell, Marvin K.

Bar leen. Dallas Melvin Bylngton, Ivan Mil B. Tracewell. Charles Trlnkle. jicjimy.

naymona ii. Mcuoiium. cruited. The NCAA decided this Alvln R. Mlze.

Peter Marich. Virginia Frederick K. Unsworth, Robert ton Berger, Carol Burbott. Nalma Lee Brennan, Robert W. Bruns, Vernon L.

Bowman. Larry Miller Belmont. Hazel Upson. might best be handled by the vari Macnen. jrma m.

Mosconi. Nacrelso Mat-tloni, Alvln R. Moulton, Thomas W. Hooert L. vice.

ous colleges and their conferences. Mann, winiam Mavo. John Menanta Broberg. Norman Bertrand. Lois Blgll' Harold C.

Welker, Jerry Wilson, Chester O. Wlnkel. G. K. Warren, Cleo H.

West, Gerald D. Mast. Helen Morgensen, Olln C. Moulton, Lowell G. Monday, Gertrude erl.

Roger W. Brown, Charles Burke, Fred A. Beck, Rex Harold Barker. Lowell Leonard D. Wlltfang, Earl R.

Williams, A. B. Wllber, Charles A. Wachter, Jack J. Breckner.

Fred R. Bennett, Carl mazaiewsKi. Ann Mazzarella, Opal Mil roy, Emory A. Morgan, Leslie G. Machen Borchgrevlnk, Elizabeth A.

Betty. Abner R. Wood, Edwin Ferris Wagner, Jr Ole Miss Wants Bert Marling. Elizabeth C. Moore James E.

Williams, Arthur Wilson. Ros-coe B. Williamson. Joel Wilson, James C. Bitler, Elwood S.

Block. Kennetn Brucker. Earl Bav. William G. Bowden Mildred Moore, James P.

Murray, Bert Munson, James E. Morris, Fred C. Dorothy M. Bronneke. William Matxnews.

jj. k. Mlolini. Fred Martin Bock, Henry W. Beecher.

Ralph H. Bad- warvey M. Mortensen. Aneelo Mpndi. G.

Williams. Vernon Whittey. Catherine Winslow. Mildred Whittey. James B.

Wilson. Don Wilson. Emll Wagner, Edwin A. Wilkins. William H.

Wagner. John T. Westfall. Viola A. Welch, Chester G.

oers. Alice F. Baker, Boyd K. Broberg, Upset Coverage guren, Walter P. Morris, Earle C.

Mar tin, M. D. Midzor. Pete Moore. Allvene Oren P.

Blalock. Walter H. Spence Ronald T. Barker. Stephen E.

Barnes, Lewis B. Barnes, Josrph E. Besaw, Ed Maxlne Mllabar. Virginia L. Miller.

O. Meckes. John Matson. Buzz Mvers. mund A.

Brewster. A. L. Bonham. BUI COLUMBUS, Nov.

15. (TP) University of Mississippi alumni E. A. Miranda, Clifford W. Morris.

Frank Williams, Jack E. Webb, Decoger Wade, Clarence E. Webb. William Ward, Jr Thelma M. Webb.

Jim Wittenberg. Donald J. Westbrook. Milfred R. Wheeler, R.

B. Walker, Michael R. Wyman, Ken Morser. Martna D. Mlze.

Sneneer MorV. L. Brown. Loyd E. Bartles.

Billle Burke Fred Marshall Beeks. Dwayne Borge, Ed win C. Beatty. Richard P. Burgess.

Ed Thomas R. Macaulev. Mavis Morean. called on the Associated Press to Leonard Munker. Robert J.

Miehnel vir. win N. Belsel, Beverly V. Block. Clara neth Wetzel, Ida Wilson.

day to held Ole Miss football team gil L. Morgan. Joe Morris, Richard George F. Yotter, cuiton Young, Row Beatty. A.

V. Brownback. Ola M. Bren nan. Karl Broberg, Dayton M.

Baker, Moiies. Ann Miner, Henry Morrow, land P. Yeagle. frank Madelrhs. Louis Moneolo.

Fior. Marion TJ. Barnes, Glen H. Block. Walter Louis Zamboni, Phillip Zimmerman.

conquer mighty Tennessee Satur day. A group of alumni in this north' lne Miller. David A. Marshall, Willard H. Marke, Edward M.

Murkovich, John B. Broyles, Edward Harrison Browne, Franklin E. Bowers, Harry W. Burroughs, iviusteioiio. George E.

Bates. George W. Burke. east Mississippi city wired AP gen Frank Nelson. Joe Nolan.

H. R. Noel Fights Last Night By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS' ANGELES Jimmy Carter. 134V4. Herbert J.

Newell, Carol T. Nevin, W. Harold G. Blegler. Josephine Burke.

Louise Ball, Joseph L. Bergeret, Richard Brennan. Frank F. Baughman. weueoaumer, George J.

Noah. Charles eral sports editor ed smits New York to assign AP sports-writer "Upset" Jack Hand to cover M. Nlcewomger. Steve E. Nielsen.

rWar Philip C. Barry, John R. Burroughs, New York, outpointed Art Aragon, 134. Los Angeles, 15 (title). ri.

rueisen. viado Nickovlch. E. G. Nel son.

Axel S. Nystrom. Gall L. Nail. Car ike Bull, Robert P.

Bees. James H. Berry. William Backer. Donald Buchanan.

Fran the game. SPOKANE Joe veiez, 137, Seattle, outpointed Al Cowan, 140, Spokane, 10. cis t. Beever. George Bukowskl, Kenneth rel Nelson, Madeline E.

Newell. Richard H. Nalder. Robert H. Newcomer, Leland w.

Bailey. Edward R. Byrd. Robert v. ixasn.

Bowers. Charles A. Bones, Charles K. Leona O'Brvant. Ken R.

O'Bovle. Wil Winner of four important stakes Hand, who has staffed some of the outstanding upsets in college football this season, is considered by the Mississippians as the sort of medicine man who might jinx nam C. Osborne. Alice Ollnger. Clara Bradshaw.

Craig Bell, Walter V. Brett bauer. Bernard A. Connolly. Lester R.

Church. in 1949, the veteran Donor will at oiiviero, Paul H. Osier, Norene M. Ole son. Grover C.

Osburn, Jack O'Farrell, tempt a comeback this season at field, Donald G. Carter. Dyle M. Carter, Glen C. Christensen, Edwin B.

Corda, 0 3Lo J2 Micnaei e. Hailoran, Bill Osborne, Mil dred Oleson, Nona J. Osborne. Bob Ohl Hialeah. The eight-year-old gelding Coach Boy Neyland's Volunteers James W.

Cudworth. Walter C. Carr, Robert L. Osborne. Alfred D.

Odle. John has been away from racing since ranKea second in tne nation in Ella C. Casey, Mary F. -Collavet. James L.

Collins. W. C. Croom. Ercole Corecco.

Orender. Gerald R. O'Doan. T. D.

O'Con- AP's weekly poll. August, 1950. neu. Hector Coleman, David Cannon. Frank Victor Perry.

John Polish. Marlorie ti. Clements, Earl Chapman, George Carl' son. Charles H. Cole.

Peter P. Cladlanas rouocK. victor j. onorando Pan em. Betty R.

Peterson, Emmett Perry, Bob Capurro, Ray E. Cairns. William Carolyn Pickens, Dr. Pliny H. Phillips.

MINING EQUIPMENT FALL CLEARANCE SALE m. Callahan, John P. Cobb, Georgians Casey. Samuel Coccia. Mary R.

Chase, J. Clinton Perry, L. A. Farlanti, Ray A. Peterson, Herbert G.

Parker, Walter Ploder, Art Peck. Alice M. Perry. George J. J.

Cleary. Michael Caserta. Victor Ca purro. Lucy D. Cristello, Pat Chlckese w.

rnenix, jonn raneui, Myron Guyla G. Collins, Andrew G. Clark. H. Callahan, Byron Compton.

Benjamin Chavez, James W. Cudworth. Bert A Parker, B. D. Pickings, Larry J.

Ponton, Richard Peterson. Melvin Pearl. Shirley New racser, Kay Pennington, Emery Cornu. James V. Corica, Julio Chavez, Proebstel.

Leon Peterson, James M. jonn w. couiman. Dorothy R. Cooke, Joseph C.

Caldwell, Jerry J. Casale. Al Priddy. W. C.

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