The Daily News-Journal from Murfreesboro, Tennessee • 2

Pity TKe Referee Refereeing amateur boxing, matches is'ruce there ii such a thing as too much '6i It, savs' Pcrrv' Schad, :iighL.ar.biter.: 1 Is- handled 76 -matches in. 22 hours recently. One night: he worked. 27. bouts at Pontiac, between-7 p.m.

-quid Ttie'-lylUuviiii morning at o'clock Jie. was in JLhc rinp' forfa 6-hour stretch at" binu. For Full Coverage OrMid-Tennessee Regional, Read News-Journal Sports FuM Coverage of Local SIURFREESB6SO, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, MARCH cnanan.vjir urvive -4- IS: Qnty District Meet Bu SCORE HARD-EARNED GET IN TRIM FOR SEASON Tourney Results -39 TRIUMPH OVER MAXIE BAER SLATED if EXAS SWIMMERS TO START GOMEBACKi SWIM UPSTREAM IN AGAINST FARR TODAY QUEST OF HONORS Weissmuller's 13-year- old 150-yard rrtark by -seconds, stroking the distance in 1:23.7. Robertson says there is" still more in the lad who Kept baby llorida alligators in his dormitory room to keep from getting lonesome. I Ralph was' forced to leave school at mid-term because of an.

infected BELLEVOE HlUSSitS Boys i PosLiftoii (47) Woodbury (30)'. i tvi 'Pnrlrpr 1 1 Con: well I0i Elkins t2; WoojI Harris C5T Z-i Conley 1 3 Robertson is hot cdunting on these Gnilral And Farr Is 5 To 7 Betting By RAL NEl'MAN" men alone to carry the. orange and. G- -WeliS" (9) 1 Martin (1) G- -Jackson (4) EadsFall sitle Choice, But Slim I AUSTIN, (P) The Uni-' white the sacred precincts, oc-Jjfersity cf Texas, with a' aazzling cupied for years by Yale, Harvard, group of aquatic stars, hopes ic Princeton, Ohio State, Michiganjind to the very top In swimming in ihe other schools. He points to TJob NEW YORK March 11 P) Mir UCAI.

.1 .11 i aiiwu VI A V. 1 A Morrison (16) --W. Gilley 4 LGilleyUO) Lusk (2) Casty Glenn Pc. Central (24) Thompson (8) Bailey 6) Mclntire Nelson i Davenport. (1) By GEORGE PARRISU (Staff Sports Writer) The Buchanan girls team as the only -representative of the Ninth District capable of surviving' the steady bombardment of play in the first round cf trie annual Middle -Tennsssee Regional 11 basketball Subs: Central, Owen (9).

Ths parade cf heavyweights wi.ll con' ihe Longhorn squad already Crouch of Hondo, Wally Hoff-, tinue across the boards at Madison i eludes the sensational champions, richter of Detroit and others, i Square Garden teafeht ywittr Max Adolpll Kiefer, Olympic oackstrok'e i- Tarlton, broadshouldered Gulf, iBaer, former champion and Tommy: record -smasher, and Mike So jka, Southern, Southwest and Texas A. holder of the British Empire American breaststroke utleholder, U. backstroke champion, is get-i title, the principals in the 15-round While Ralph lanagan, phenomenal ting faster all the time and already' jtnainyent. freestyler who was a first-term is crowding Kiefer. Farr is a 6 to 7 oetting choice not freshman, is expected to return in At the aquacade, ihe sophomore withstanding hs has dropped both -smashed three American records his starts here.

Most fight men pxk in their unst-rearh battle toward and topped his performance by bet- Pos, XnreUo (27) Irving- Col. V.19' i I 1 ft A i tournament, which was completed 2 W. McGee 'tin i i Hillis Lhcrtly after 11 o'clock last even- um? Gresham (4) Approximately 2000 thrill-seeking (6) ---fans packed the "State Teachers Col- iS1 ey Hill (.5) -JL Woddley (2) mm oecause ne beat Baer in London national recognition, the Long- tering Kiefer's mark for 50 yards, last April and because he has been! norns have. taken six straight! Boot-wearing Cowboy Crouch, iismmg more regularly tnan me. Southwest conference swinimine claimed by some the best swim lege gymnasium to capacity, Plav in the initial round undervav at Pcs- MTwro (16) Spring-field (18) Californian.

It will be Baer's first ring appearance since he knocked out Ben Foord in nine rounds in Carter (C) Glover 5 Lytic (2) Echols (2 championships. mer at national meet last year, Coach Julian (Tex) Robertson had his first tank experience at vhe is "building for the future," but University. 7 m. yesterday, continuing day, witliout a sinjf.e rest May. he expects to shew eastern colleges' "He read about the rrawl stroke period -oi any length Drcaking tne chduie Manley (2) Gallnway ivllKS -it thine or two in the National in a book, and learned it," says Ko- Biitfhanivn 'irl.

wpre flhrnpd to Tucker (2) Burney precuciea a crowd oi n.tioo custo- tereollegiate meet at -New Bruns- bertson, who calls che sprinter the mers and a gross gate of ap-i wick March 25-26 and in the Na-' best he ever saw. pioximateiy $75,000, Itional A. A. U. outdoor meet, at Smooth-muscled Hoffrichter, a ner very-little betting and-Louisville in July.

national inters-cholastic breast-stroke virtually none, on a knockout, The happy.g0.iucky Kiefer has champion, has saved.2 of a second largely because it is impossible to turned over and is going strong as from the 29-seconcl mark of Retell just how Mr. Baer will be feel- A(n nn coma gallantly from behind in order to register the 40 to 30 verdict over Tos. Lindm (3G) LawTenccburg: (26) highly-tutored Bcllevue can, G. Parneil'- (5) Wc'ob (2) who were runner-ups in the seventh FReece (10) K'nk (12J District. Moore.

(4) Price It was a thriller, all the way, with Tucker 9) Rutherford 6 Alcne Banks cf Buchanan, and F. Parnell (.6) Lindsey 3 Subs: Linden, Sharp tag at -post time. When Jies; goad performer missed the: Hoffrichter and So jka give the he 6000-meter freestyle record by Longhorns probably the ablest col- vei7 good and when he's bad he's the limit. i Many keen observers -who ha ve -j breaststroke. team ihe seconds in the university's "aqua- legiate Pc.

-Flintville (27) (Mt) -nd his brother. Rick, the atcberrbctlUDf wliora play for the ashington Sena-. oade" in February. U-' S. Robertson says freesty Unguis The visied "Baer's camp at Mason (4) varsity includes Captain try a bit of p.ay with the medicine ball for tanj honing up their stomach muscles at the training camp Huntland (16) iimbaugh (3) Walker -Hayes j3 Gamble t9 Golden 5 say if Maxie will walk in and Today's Card Livingston Academy vs.

South-Eirte. girls, 10 a. m. Irving College vs. Linden, boys ii a.

m. 1 Hudson (6) in Orler.do, Fla. They live at Guilford Ccheffe, NX. 1 "htc JS ii. i iredicts re broken records- Sch- inference freestyle titlist; lights today as he did against i Rrrfiri nf mo, nr-nf -e -GiLson (3) -Leer-(6)-- -i-cr--Steakley 1 I- IG- The roof of my cottage is ap- f' fr? me exP-rts 15 porarily ineUgible for collegiate comi Tex the squad's fastest short p.

m. proximately 20 by 40 feet. What A NEW TWIST IN CASERALi: Farr, matins- his first manafrerial Willow Grove, Flintville vs. boys, 3 p. m.

ia -iuA Kiwnff T.Hti.-rWrtft.iW J. wno nans irom ammo, sprinter; Iver Boles of Houston, an interscholastic champion; Walter Blake, of Miss-ion, expected8 to shatter Talley's records, and Bill Morris, Port Arthur; speedster. Buchanan Hampshire, vs. (Braddock to the title probably, will, N' and -washes dishes for -s different tactics than hi his 'ation, is said to be the coun- A The Slzes of gutters llmTteJL.Z I Pos. Willow G.

(27) Coopertown (14)' Brewington (6) Bower (3) 1 Overstreet (6 Hunt Neeley (8) Bracey (8) 'G Watson (4) H. Dowlen (2) Spicer (1- Jones 1 1 i Subs: Willow Grove, Dwelworth. (2). Coach Robertson, from Sweetwa- girls, 4 p.sm. Littcn vs; 7 p.

m. Bodenham E'irls, 8 p. m. Cornersville boys, 9 m. Springfield, boys, vs.

Minor. Hill-, vs. Nash. Central, lenaer pipes to carry off The Welsan altered his maintaining it Amazingly great dis. Tex a the rain water from a roof varies style to add a more effective style iances ht' lav his Texas nro- with the locality.

Two 3-inch, of attack. In his workouts at Sum-! Beats Weissmuller's Time "Jf Lvpdbv 14 seconds diameter leaders and 4-lnch gutters mit he has displayed a pcJo TIX teTS power-conspicuousiy lacKin? r- nhvsina, it Texas. of the establishad 'Physical education at lexas. '4-e-racked most vious bouts. Cornersv'e (58) Manchester (1G), McClintlcck (10) F.

Winsett (10) I fB-Swrllng (6.rj--r:--- Bradley-- Frazier (15) Lasseter (4). Davis Miles 2 will take care of the necessary drainage from a roof 20 by 40 feet where rainfall is not excessive freestyle records with abandon. Eextcn of Bellevue, "matching almost slot for shot. Sex In the water carnival, the "hu- waicn ror mo oaiuroay ewuun Read the classified ada- pf The News Journal" I man power -boat" bettered Johnny 1 ton 'tallied twenty-Uine digits, while E. The score was tied at 11-all at the G-lr half, 21 to 20 in favor of Buchanan pcs the third quarter intermission i.McCord T23) The School Child and AP Byrdstown (16) Cober (4) JD.

Martin (V2)l cf the fiinth District champs, 32 Bqoker C. Martin'. liR uu, C-Sttrnps Kerslingi EanksTame rhrctsgh for Buclicnan arris-' me laamg minutes oi piay. G--Maddux Bertram: After 12 7 score-in--. then-f aver at the half, Central boys allowed the" insxpefiencsd Spring roBellcygc-Oi (.40) (30) with Held High quint catch F' Friedle dOi Parker (4) iS jp them midway the final haif.

Echols, forked one; in slTort'i before third period ended to bring the count to M. Coffm'an Mankin W. Coffman Buchanan. Pcikerson Hemby Austin -----C Sacller 134 to 12 in 1 Countv clan. 3 Surprise 'ce.

vveoctoury cm) souinsioe B. Tucker shoved a two-pointer FRichardsori (9 Hunter (18): in from directly beneath the hoop F-Vomack (13) Waller. cl6) to give -Central the edge again, 14 Brattcn Workman to 13, but Callaway and Ccfobs broke ShtJton (6) O. Sutton lcoie 'for Springfield in the fading Burks Thompson seconds of play to overcome the de- -Sanders R. Sutton ficit and -rejister the surprise victory.

IS to 16. Carter, led -the Tiger, attack with six points, while Glover scored the Tos. Boflcr-ham (34) CookcviJIs (30) M. L. Shores (19) Gill (8) M.

A. Shores Hoosier. (22); lame-figure-for Springfield. O'Brien Wlieeler Car. an Blackrnan and Lavrence showed well in the de- Puryear Miles Webb tensive roll for.

Central. Eilwj-n Issac Litton 's air-tight defense and Wilburn rmoeth passing attack proved, fatal -John VV'inscitcutfieldaT-fCr the Dodgers, demonstrates his vrry anusval stance after taking a whack at the ball at the training camp in Clearwater, Fans wonder how John ever manages to getaway frcm the plate after twisting himself intc a pretzel. to Woodbury boys, winners in the p0-. Eampshire (38rAshland C. 25) Ninth District mset held here last Jaggers (5) Perry (19 week.

Simmons led Litton, to the 47 Thompson (27) Brown 6) to .30 victory as result -of nineteen Cathcy J. -Keith points scored. Qonley 'tallied- thir-; Kennedy Frazier teen for Woodbury. Ann Worley D. Keith upper Hand Mr Worley-r rrrzd L-Nicholson Litton Managed to hold an upper sub Jlamp'shire, Alice Wcrley (6) hand throughout the, battle, never FELLOWSHIP BRADYVILLE 1 i in any serious- a ger.

7 CrocK-'- roi tollinwoor f52) J. Lovelace 14) Floyd (2), M. Lovelace Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCiillcugh Bro.

EMn Burnettc of Nashville, ci, i-Kioii lucur. biiusuwiea ireeiy.p Farris (20) throughout the last half. Whit ten (32) Eart sii'ls defeated Byrdstown las- McGee sies, 35 to is, in. a one-sided affair Haskall at 12 o'clock M. Bro.wn" In the last-evening as G.E,-Browri Pooren afc tne prcua parents oi a son.

oorn preacnea ai sax. ttermon isunaay vlarch ith. and, Sunday night. Williams Brown lima Freeman and Tcm-ohn-- Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Ycarwood (12). lar as -other dirica ot meet were: -Subs: Hohsnwald. Skelton concerned, Bodenham girls tallied con spent the week end with Miss- are the parentsof a baby girl born EiizabeLh.pcment-.at. Halls Hill. (35) Tos.

McEwen (13) Livingston Garrett a 34 to 30 victory, over a strong Cook-cvillc High aggregation. Cookeville Macsd- a beautiful come-back, but Mr. and Mrs. Bud" Johnson, Dick ivii. iic uu (20) i Mc Andless 13 Hohvts Mjcc Hie Rn- i Simpson' 6i (111, Johnson and Hugh Freeman wcli and Miss Lorenc smith at-1 ward dinner truests Sundav of Mr.

and i. i. r' were unable to half Bodenham': ctniit lenaea services hi. iew rriaay blouti Mis. Abner Dement-at Halls brilliant forward combination, M.

L. rjwri'h' Shores end M. A. 'G Baker" Hampshire lassies threw skids igbt "cg! Matt ie Myrtle and Joe Lena Bond A': 1 visTlrct i.iipiv mn hr Mrs. Myrtle Mrs.

Mvrtie' Livingstone, 25, earlier in the evening: Hampshire i uuic I'i. Bend; Sunday. Misses' Mildred and Mary Edna Hayes were guests- Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Vatts. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Lowe andj of Murray day night and Sunday, with her pa- i rents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bivinri. Pes.

McMinnviile (32) Minor H. (37) Mr. and Mrs. P. G.

Wright of Sain Hanoy i -t-perA Sunday, with Mr. F-Payne (2r P.cgcrs-4-27) -r-sandcrs freeman; -t Mr; and Mrs. Houston Ross and C-Wilham Wiih-e r- -o-nnv daughter, Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Dortch J.VXi..ciiU ivlia.

Villi ni-ii. Ul'iltO ik Ross, all of Nashville, vbited ests of Mr and Mr5 Jim McCullough and Martin Jackson Subs: McMinnviile. (' is chf.mp.ion ci tne aignm uisonct. Other cf yesterday, are Tas i 7" ISoys Nashville Central (2-1), Morri-scn (16). Willow Grore (27), Cooper- town Cornersville 38), Manchester ufii Xiindcn (3C, -Lawrcncebnri, (26 1.

fiirls Miner Hill McMinnviile, (37). rur, ana Mrs. jj u. sanaers oun-i Mr. and Mrc.

Jim Bynum verc i Katwrdav afternoon euests of Mr. On Right Trark, Bui By Wrong ocas Excerpt from'a-letter received by The 'Associated lress iroin' Roberta Shearer, news editor of the seventh grade paper of Elim Union Elementary School, Hilmar, California. Dear Roberta: As one of the 1,400 member newspapers of The Associated Press, we thank you for so clearly stating your request. This newspaper is proud to say it belongs to the AF 7 because it, believes in the principle on which this unique non-profit, cooperative press -association jra3 founded many years ago 1 i. You may not be able to say your school: paper is a member of the AP, but you have demonstrated you know what would make any newspaper all its editors would like it to be.

This newspaper, for example, recognizes a public trust. It knows its duty is to report the events of the world accurately, swiftly and fearlessly, so its readers'may have a-elear knowledge of what is happening. As a member of the AP it is able to do exactly that. Perhaps you may have read what the founder of the 'present-day AP said away back in. 1893.

It was; "The people must be given the facts, free from the slightest bias, leaving to them the business of forming their own opinicnis." Throughout the years The Associated Press has provided just such news reports. Long after you are out of the seventh grade as' long as there is freedom in this land of ours it will continue to report the truth, swiftly and fearlessly. That's" why 1,400 newspapers are proud to be members of such a world-wide news gathering organization. 7 -'v'X-'' Sincerely yours, 3.. L.

GOODMAN," Daily. News-Journal. A MEMBER OF TH AS SOCIATED PRESS -Mr. and Mrs. filwjii Maddux and and Mrs 0scar ztn, gobble, spent Sunday, with Mr.j.

Mr Todd Springs, spmt and Mrs. H. L. Beavers at. anyrea: flav last wcek witn hig brolh.i Mrs.

Gilliam Smart visited Mrs. cr, Mr. Aaron Todd, i I TAHLEQUAH, Okla. Aiexanccr rriaay auernoon. 1 rtiHnt 'rata- Xtavivr Thnnnrin and Bust Phelps Mr.

end Mrs. Ed Cooper spenU last-week with' Mrs. Sallic Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Singleton and L.

C. Drcnnan long to get at the" heart of the troiw Mr. Die at a "what's' wrong. with" ihe Sunday. spent.

Sunday with Mr; and Mre. George Singleton: checks COLDS and FEVER fir, day Headache, 39 minutes. i Railroads'' meeting. i i Mr. and Mrs.

Travis Garrett of I' Four railroad sfficials had ML Juliet, visited Mr. and Mrs. John' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harrell had from Springfield.

to tell Tahl-, Euth sunaay. ar- their Sunday guests, Mrr-and; I.iruid, Salve. Nose Drops cquali citizens that unless the cestsr-onc visusd Mr. na iTdrs. Mrs teo Harrell, Ma.

and Mrsl! Try Bet Liniment ronage of the line irom nnum at, twi-iwy roia. ouu-, jack Brandon and children, and -to Tahlecjtthh was increased sharp-'! day. Mr and Mrs. Jamis Wallace and lit- ly the tracks, -would he Bell Cook daughter, Jirrimie Sue, Thompson likened to 'their. spent, the: Week end.

with her pa-, Mccrary of Nashville, riientc for.niorc freight pnh JCnts, Mr. and Mrs. il. W. Cook.

5pentthe week-end with her -ifj business, then Mr. and "Mrs. Albert Mc- "You came to this mcctinj frr-n. cratv FTSEAUTOMOBIXE LIFK INSUHANCE Phone 502 109 Main ciiun't 5'0UT-ah, J. 1C1J.I REAL ESTATE and INSI UANCE Ciy soljcite.a vVatch fov iho Saturday edition did you eeme?" "By chorused oi- ii'-; Telephone f6 of The News Journal.