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Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 37

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Nashville Banneri
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Nashville, Tennessee
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4 4 I vs I I i '0--votI va 1- litit A NAsHVILLit gANI4git thir4 3i' 1 I I oF A IF di is '1 ie A Atgr a 111 -iy-vNeeev-v-tir 1 to IF To ft In CA CI a 1r NLO Arlk oniOlk 61 0 i 1 I -Ai 1 zo11 fp rn11 or fts op 0 EF11177- npers Over Bonus Jae' i 1 I T-I 4 1- L' 1 4 -1 A I I t- it 41 OUTDOORS By Bob "Yvan laYe have east the Don Ply until my arm Is tore iLnd I cannot entice even I Muesli to bite There must be a secret There's an honest maa Are All Say Statistics I 4U0' I A I i I() I (Foul 'Rule Are All 1 i Wet Say Statistics 1 4011 t- Nashville's 014st 1143 SPECIALISTS eimmunommmowdomimmommlinolV SPOONBILL Daniol of Bussard Coy Dock on Duck River is shown with a 25 and ono-halt pound spooabM catfish ho caught on sod and sod using a minnow as bait 44 proof Tom cites! Will el Roberta and Sparks Ot -COlina fishod the Sly with rind and brought in a string of one smailmouth five pounds one Kontuek three pounds one largemouth six pounds and six largemouth six pounds end six largemouth weighing a total of la pounds using the Doll Sly Had I total of nine Rah weighing SU pounds Roberts anothor day sought an eight pound throe ounce email-mouth 1 Ts Jones of Rod Ins Springs landed a eight pound IS sumo' largemouth bass trolling frog Sembor near Mitehell Creek Tom adds his last tat -of Woo Jimmy Carter VIA Spokane Jan LAghtweight champion Jimmy Car ter forcing the fight an the way and presenting an lusivo target woo an emy 104ound decision over Bobby Woods last night la a dull non-title match 4 Football Coach Bobby Dodd Itas been al Georgia Tech sines 1931 when he was backfield coach under Bill Alexander possible should be ths aim of every lawmaker About Alaska Thous of you who have relatives in Aluka participating in the planned military exercise shouldn't lb' expecting too much in tho way of game to be shipped home Only season open on big gams is beu and they hibernate during the cold month And If he should hit a moose with his ear the big animal will be donated to some welfare agency if the authorities find let about the neciderts Celina Dock Doings Tom Adams of Celina Dock 'on Dais Hollow has some interesting facts for fishermen concerning the Doll Ply Tom estimates that 350 walleye large and smallmouth basaavoraging five pounds or more have been taken since Den I on tho lure Tom insane that most of the etches ars made by native the area whe seek neither pub or Hs say "if only WI seuld arrange it is that lame utofstate fishermen amid make catches like those! Ws frustrating Oyr Moder 1 tquipped 4' Poo inowsse "A th Clierhie -'11 filagratledo rT-- i th 10b Life' 444( "8 I I Drive la Ot Call -0 PtiONS 14742 I HOME again and actually -ILL there's more outdoor news in Middle Tenneuee than in Alaska Most of It concerns fishing while word bounces around the Capitol that the administration thinks favorably of the 'proposed sportsmen's bill by the Tennessee Conservation League The Doll Fly Is acting tip on Dale Hollow and Center Hill with jiggers still pulling big bass from the latter Remember these stripes on Duck River during the spring? Well it appears that you don't have to wait-until warm weather to catch a limit althousth the fish are not big stripes Bob Daniel of pussard Cave Dock has taken his limit three days in succession using the Bottom Hopper lure Incidentally lob lamiod a and one-hall pound spoonbill catfish on his rod end reel And the angler says Its Just like heisting a boulder off the Duck River bettern Mr and Mrs Sohn Lelrevre of Webb's Camp Dock on the headwaters of Center Hill now known as Mr and Ws Walleye of 1965 are making piscatorial news with their' catch of 17 and 16 pound 13 ounce walleyes on suocestive days I tEl I I 0 I I 1 1 1 11 a Newo'fork Jan the gripes of coaches tans and Writers statistics are on the side of the bonus according to 'guru released today by the NCAA Service Bureau has beat taking a bum rap in major College basketball Opponenta of the rule designed to reduce fouling by awarding a bonus free throw attempt when a player makes his first try at the tout link have blasted it as detrimental to the gams They claim it as spawned high-scoring contests overshadowed field goal impor- tance and failed to lessen fouls Statistics show that scoring Is ketball as It hes been in the past 1 Thunderbird is a In major bp' i few most of the scoring Memos has come from Golf Draw the field not the foul link Mare more fouls have been cut to the lowest total in the past six years thus far in the 1954-50 Top Pros 'soma 1 With defending team champion Turman rolling right along and in position to become the first team Palm Springs Calif Jan in major college history to average -Leading professionals of the 100 points a game through a sea-touring ranks brought their show son the national college scoring Into this desert resort town to tee average is a whopping 1443 points DU with the Bret round of the 72- (by both team) a game At this bole Thunderbird invitation tour- time last season the two-team lament today game average was 1381 Heading the procession are the The extra scoring boost breaks winners of the first of the 1955 down to 27 more field goals (rep-winter tourney schedule Gene Lit- resenting 5 points) a game and tier Cary Middlecoff and Tommy 23 more free throws The game Bolt and last year's victor in the average is 501 field goals and 431 rhunderbird Freddie Haas Jr free throwe They say Thunderbird's 8314- About the only pro-season par 35-3642 course has been diction on bonus rule basketball oughened up a bit for this year's that has come off is the theory moult The Haas' winning score that more attention would be paid Of 258 will be difficult to match to foul shooting At present the Forty-two professionals includ- national free throw percentage is ng most of the 30 top money win- all-time high lent plus several especially invited Yield goal accuracy also has oros shoot for the 82000 purse for jumped-367 per cent now as corn-he 72-hole low score All will re- pitred to 355 a year ago a minimum of 2100 put up by But the foul reduction is the rhunderbird's rpster of influen- most surprising to the bonus rule lel members opponents The fall off is the The pros teamed up with the sharpest in history down to 381 pro three amateurs penalties a game Last winter it --for the first two rounds The was 42 The all-time peak 449 ore member of the winning team was reached three seasons ago rill earn $1000 The offense and defense team Included among the members leaders through games of Jan 25 re baseball star Ralph Hiner (won-lost records in parentheses): boy Dan Thornton of Colorado TEAM OTTINSE rtmaAinvb Tb MI 17 11 Palm Springs Calif 27--UP) -leading professionals of the touring ranks brought their show into this desert resort town to tee off with the first round of the 72- bole Thunderbird invitation tour-ailment today Heading the procession are the winners of the first of the 1955 winter tourney schedule Gene Lit-tier Car) Middlecoff and Tommy Bolt and last year's victor in the Thunderbird Freddie Haas Jr hey say Thunderbird's 6314- 2rard par 35-36-72 course has been toughened up a bit for this year's Jassault The Haas' winning score will be difficult to match Forty-two professionals lng most of the 30 top money Win- 'zero plus several especially invited pros shoot for the 22000 purse for 72-hole low score All will calve a minimum of $100 put up by rpster of influenlial members Ths pros teamed up with the pro three amateurs --for the first two rounds The pro member of the winning team earn $1000 Included among the members are baseball star Ralph Kiner 'Gov Dan Thornton of Colorado comedian Phil Harris to II ti I' A ohm to In of 11( so wl tli B4 Of tr nl et pri arl 4 4 New4Tork the gripes of coaches tans and statistics ate on the idc cr Shah 1 1a4-41 4 --7IMEMINMilldMtMIMMEOdd GET BASS Lovett of Junction City Ky lek and I Keys of Lexington KY diiplay the limit of bass they caught in two days of jig fishing out of Sligo Dock at Smithville 1 T1 4 includ: 1 -the re: -'rhunderbird's 4 -Will songwriter -Hoagy Carmichael actor Randolph 'Scott and veteran Johnny Dawson one of the founders of Thunder--bird 1 ri 4 1 I I I 4 1111 -no "tin i -mi -lovi' 1 'Go 1 col i -110 I OD Marquette Risks Win Skein Tonight TCL Doings The TM bill asking for an increa In price Sr the hunting-fishing license from to $330 Si trout stamp and 85 big gams stamp may navigate the leeslative halls intact while the biggest problem naturally will be the increase of huntingfishing licenses The ergo nixed sPortsnisn's ivuP can maks a loud noise se was seen during tho last meetIng of the Legislature when some politicians attempted te do sway with the State Gems and Fish Commission Almost to a man those who wore a party to this attempted wreck of the sportsmen's program are not doe orating the lawmaking hails this year or hove changed their way of thinking Conservation of resources and gam and fish go hand in hand 'Course most writers are considered idealists without being too practical but it seems that preserving the land and wildlife is a basic fundamental not to be tampered with by those who have selfish interests in mind The best conservation program 3 5 ti Open Monday-- Nita Till 9 1 8 i 2 4 I 4 110 0 1 I 1 -9 5 I PA 0 ETSE'S CLEARAN siliTs 6 TOPCOATS SPORT COATS SLIICKS JAC1(ETS ROBES SPORT SIIIIITS cSHOES 1 LOT DRESS St DRESS I I IS SH Avg 07 103 1011 1171 11416 143 Cage Results I P'ersaan (4-1) Ana 2 Connisatiout (12-11) 11114 a Virriata (94 1 1441 4 De Paul (ia-t) 1237 Iliebasondi (12-3) 1331 a Marshall (10-2) 1e 4I 7 Lesircilla (13-1) 111all 11 Cincinnati (13-31 132 Wash 6 Lee (11-10) 11a1 IC Noir Cross (11-2) LIU TEAK DIPTNSI 11 Ian ruandesa (12-1) ir-4 2 Ocarina ilista 114-41 AU 3 Oklahoma ahM (I4) 710 11 4 Clara (1-7) 1104 tavola (ealli) (1-2) ilia I Tulsa (11-4) Oak 7 Viah (113-7) llat a leathern California WO flht I Ca lassie (11-4) Ili IL litarylan4 (12-3) WM M4 (Br the Aleoeistol Press) Lear IS Clung Creit Rums 'anew 0 WasblastIt Conon MsvTtitw Illsabribt Chattaltoota env Hinsen IL Everett Ilk Nashville last et Mandeville? 11 Sparta Al Waverir Dever IC BOA til Spirting MI Itamphie Goalrai Ii Mentoblis MooWel bd Memphis South Ms Ilesphis Mumma 41 Memphis Treedwal 411L Memphis tech ev El DI 11 Di 'Mu 1 tee 1131 174 S17 5111 5812 1193 1111 4106 "iiiigtoote S1111110118115 Ciardello Beats Andrews In Ten Norfolk Va Jan 27--4A)-4oey Giardello his plans for an early crack at the middleweight title confounded by a less than spectacular showing in his first outing In four months looked forward today to a rematch with Al Andrews "Sure I want to fight him again" Joey said in his dressing room after winning unanimous but disputed 10-round decision Over Andrews last night in a rough' brawl at Norfolk's Municipal Auditorium "One more against Andrews and then I'm ready for Bobo Cason" Glardello said his right hand encased in a tub of ice and hie left eye sporting one of the prettied shiners you've ever seen Andrews didn't see it that way although he was just as eager for another fight with Giardello The two boxers tentatively agreed to a rematch in Baltimore Feb 8 Ciardello Beats Andrews In Ten Norfolk Vs Jan his plans for an early crack at the middleweight Utle confounded by a leas than spec- showing in his first outing In four months looked forward to- clay to a rematch with Al Andrews "Sure I want to fight him main" Joey said in his dressing room after winning unanimous disputed 10-round decision aver Andrews last night in a rough brawl at Norfolk's Municipal Au- litorium "One more against Andrews and lhen I'm ready for Bobo Cason" liardello said his right hand en- mised in a tub of ice and hie left tye sporting one of the prettied you've ever seen didn't see it that way tithough he was just as eager for fight with Giardello The Ivo boxers tentatively agreed to rematch in Baltimore Feb 8 SEE US FOR YOUR NEW SEE SHIOT i ti'---( I RTS I I I I I 4 I 7t ----V11r-Nr ot i pol 1 I 'it i 1 i i i I 1 I 1 i 1 1 -4 1 i I It 4 4" 1' 3 Ir 1 i 3 1 i 4 1 Evinrude rioter Evi (Sy The United Profs) The nation's longest basketball winning streak which has been safely stowed in moth balls for two weeks while the players took mid-year examinations will be exposed to danger again tonight when Marquette visits Loyola of the South Since booing its opening game of the season Marquette has etormed through 13 straight games and zoomed from obscurity to the No 13 national ranking That meane a "double-13 wham- my" situation may be working against the Warriors in the clash lit Now Orleans but Coach Jack Nagle shrugs off this challenge to what may be Marquette's first naGlardello Uonal tournament team in history "We've already bucked that jinx twice and won" said Nagle played our No 13 game at Louistacular vine and won Then we came back and played for our No 13 victory against Loyola of Chicago and won" Michigan State playing at home heat Marquette in the season open-but ee 91-71 Since then the Warriors have included among their victims Michigan Bradley Valparaiso Louisville twice and Loyola of chicago twice in running up the string unequalled among major colleges Cincinnati hoping to gain a spot in the national rankings put anihiners other notch in its impressive recAndrew ord Wednesday night by crushing Ball State 313-63 It was the Bear-mother CM I' 14th win in 17 starts and their fifth straight The Oklahoma Asides former kingpins of the Missouri Valley setback last night by Houston 60 Conference were dealt another 58 It was the eighth loss in 14 fames and the second loss in three league games for the rapidly-fad ing conference champs In other leading games last night: Army romped to a 9544 decision over St Ifichaere (Vt) Navy trounced American 79-52 St Francis (N Y) defeated Siena 63-18 Mississippi Southern downefl Georgetown edged O(kDla Francis (Pa) scored its fifth Upset Georgia 68-158 St straight win 102434 over Baldwin' Wallace and St Joseph's (Pa) rallied in the last 70 seconds to beat Drexel Tech 81-73 TM echidnas at stuner Parts Mt as srIntsWIstow has men mien tram Jobs aides Knight's ISOLONAR Plan our dam so that yea wW be flablits feed territory or bunting ra mod met twins lbw ttwas It rea wish Ow pad witboat sport that mob di bag alto Ths Maker Periods ars snows hs bold Wee Mae Thee Wahl as Use Dm gnaws end last for an Wm atW isau two tours thereafter Tbs Must shown In royular lam are al somewhat shorter Math MINTIAll amorous irons Date Day Maar Maier IllasorMaler January- PM 20 rdey ISO 140 1 MI MOS 40 Lee 10 10 145 unday 19 II CO 148 1 MondaY 25 all 1 11 140 Date Day Maw MaJer Minor MaJar LPL PM a Dead'' 13 00 4:111 1 20 22 2 wadmaday 2110 5:01 111 7:01 Thursday ursday 1 34 11:05 11 0:1111 ((44 11144 Ed Furgol To Get Golf Award Tonight New York Jan 27--UP)--Ed Furgol veteran St Louis professional who won the 1964 Open golf championship despite a withered left arm will be honored tonight as the golfer who overcame the biggeet handicap and served as the greatest inspiration during the past year Furgol will receIv the Ben Hogan Award at the annual dinner of the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association Hogan who himself overcame the handicap of a leg-shattering automobile accident which almost took his life personally will pro sent the award which carries his name 911 601141 Boy Now For IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS EASY TERMS ARRANCED Los Us Service Ter' Motor for Spring Midst EACTORYMAINID MECHANICS us ta 715 CHUItCH-STRI111 and DI BOAT MOTOR SHOP BOAT IMEMON1i 00111 Norman Sper Dies Los Angeles Jan Sper 59 football forecaster and producer of sports films for television died Wednesday Norman Sper Dies Los Angeles Jan nan Sper 59 football forecaster tad producer of sports films for elevision died Wednesday Madinat Tootiessee Ph Madison 7-3139 Pt (411 0 0 0 0 0 4d'il7tb ietikdi in lbe As you probably know there are four more working days in this month If you have been thinking about buying a new car here is what this means to you Every business has a fixed overhead that is it costs a definite figure to operate each day whether you sell any merchandise or notthus it pm -Helen Lee Doherty Golf Tourney Opens Miami Fla Jan national amateur winners Barbara Romack the current queen and Dot Kirby 1952 drew tough opponents in today's first-round matches of the Helen Lee Doherty golf tournament Miss' Romack a petite blonde from Sacramento Calif met Wiffi Smith an up-and-coming youngster from Los Angeles Atlanta's Miss Kirby faced Seattle's Pat Leuer former national intercollegiate champ- Golf Tourney 0 Miami Fla Jan 27-- national amateur winnel but Romackl the curre and Dot Kirby 1952 tit drew tough opponents I first-round matches of I Lee Doherty' golf tourns Miss' Romack a peti from Sacramento Calif a smith up-and-comin 'ter from Los Angeles Miss Kirby faced Beat Leuer former national legiate champ- to sell at some price each and every day even if you don't make full profit Actually when you buy any merchandise you 'help pay the merchants daily fixed overhead 4 BOWLING 11011141N1 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ELZOS Nubs owl Ilsra-11 IL 0 piny Tr eses eoeos Girls Sunset kerne-Derr! 63 Mi411101SWNHalit 71iBus1 1 tba ItMkSriktIt league-August Oils Toll Deartats T4P-244 l'ullIght teacup-J IL Steil rderal gis- I Arkovits Swms i'' 532e Owls Pasdehoos NOW OUR OVERHEAD FOR THE NExir FOUR DAYS IS This is DREAM STUFF NO (Not Low) OVERHEAD NO SALARIES NO LIGHT BILL NO RENT: NO WATER BILL NO NOTHING for you to pay except the 'actual difference between your car and a 1 new one 0 SEE US THIS VVEEIC END! 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