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The Charlotte News from Charlotte, North Carolina • 17

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wirirwft1koopvwonNrirw64w l-takoripipneWitplir1061001 Pe 1 3-13 I wooilowdw14 1955-38 THE CHARLOTTE (N C) NEWS-THURSDAY JANUARY 27 1955 :) NEWS THURSDAY JANUARY 27 I TI' PAIL et et to I The Billboard I LEE Lightweight f- HATS $IO gagtfid f9 astfitl Can Bert Ring Bell? Cage Scores Pro Grid Loop Wants EAST Arm 95 St Michaels (Vt) 64 SOUTH Georgia Tech 13 Auburn 10 Navy 19 American 52 Miss Southern 59 Georgetown (13 Peace NV ith Canadians 6S Mercer 69 Georgia Eton 83 High Point 17 EAST Arm 95 St Michaels (Vt) 64 SOUTH Georgia Tech 13 Auburn 70 Navy 19 American 52 Miss Southern 58 Georgetown (H Mercer 66 Georgia 641 Elms 83 High Point 17 State May Play In AAU Tourney Bob Saunders II Ti76 MEN'S WEAR MEN'S WEAR pli St) 2821 Boulevard 21 Boulevard C) Appalachian 80 Kings (Tenn) 66 McCrary Eagles 95 Catawba 67 MIDWEST Cincinnati 113 Bail Mate 65 SOUTHWEST Houston 60 Oklahoma WI 58 Arkansas 55 Okiah ei 17 52 FAR WEST Southern California 66 Hawaii Alt Stars 23 San Jose State 73 Cal Poly 66 US110YAL 7 i ii ''N i '1041 0 1 4:" 4 1 itiOr 4 tt x'" f'''? I A '-'vsg Bell mentioned the two Giants well as a Detroit player snared Toronto and said "something will have to be done about that" indicated Toronto would have return the three players and others picked up from NFL teams peace is to come I Harris Cage Picks DOWN-TOWN TIRE SERVICE AMPLE PARKING SPACE USCAP RUBBER USED FOR ALL RETREADINO-RECAFFING VULCANIZ7N0 Deacons To Ploy 10 Grid Foes THURKDAT Colorado ACM Denver IL John Carroll 4 Younist Coil Lawrence Tech 13 Assumption LOYOlit litouthi Marquette Memphis Slate Mid Tenn 0 -ote 'ccete 0 -44 e- 01e of app ea44ill dor I 1 TODD Dunkel Cage Picks TIRE Co THURSDAY I ANOor tL Colo AAM 575 Denver 543 Carter 6th Graham Carroll 609 vs YOUTIIStOWO 441 Phone FR 54966 44- FR 51arquelle 750 vs Loyola 6l5 Memphis St 631 vs Mid Tenn St 45e Illinois 660 vs Mich Normal By WILL GRIMSLEY NEW YORK cif National Football League opened its annual 13 business meeting today giving Commissioner Bert Bell a free 1-1 hand in negotiating "peace with tc honor" with Canadian football lot With the unanimous approval of if NFL directors Bell said he would try to work out "a just and honorable peace We did not start this thing and we are not afraid We don't plan to turn the other cheek" Actually the NFL's war Is against one Toronto than the entire Canadian league structure The 131 Argos are determined to hire and talk business with any NFL player they choose with or without the consent of their own Big Four league or Canadian football as a whole The other members of the Big tt Four Hamilton Montreal and ti Ottawa have indicated they are I'd agreeable to a peaceful settlement a of mutual problems with the NFL and have entered into a semiofficial no-raiding agreement a The Argos however have pushed the issue In fact they picked the eve of the NFL session to announce 2 the signing of Billy Shipp 275- pound tackle of the New York Giants Shipp is the second New Yorker signed by Toronto in as many days Roy Walsh general manager of the Giants termed it "an old announcement" The Argonauts sent out the release for no other reason than to breathe defiance of the recent no-raiding agreement "There can be no peace" added Walsh "so long as the Argos oper- ate under their present setup They will continue to raid and so will I( we So far as we are concerned the war is still on" tl as by He to if le a 24 12 19 4amsaits)tatniaraittunz tmy- maxW41071104mrwmaxv4FAiaoi'4-Nsxm THINGS ARE getting tough in the ticket scalping trade I In a crackdown by Raleigh cops nine gents were relieved of their ducats and arrested Saturday at the State-LaSalle game Hal Miller Ex-G eorgia and San Francisco tackle is the NW1N new assistant sports director at Ft Jackson He's a Lieu- tenant 4 Bobby Burrows the ex-Duke guard is also a shavetail at -41''4 Shaw Air Force Base Ile i "S'''' played in the final Shaw game i of the season just a couple 41'1' days after he reported to the 4 base i Tony Radovith is the sharp- ve 4 shooter for Frank McGuire's '4 UNC team Tony owns a ks ''gt 480 shooting average while Lennie Rosenbluth is second 4 with a 425 mark Tommy Woodlee the South Carolina halfback livho holds 5 's track records in the ACCgot It 4 lik his reward the other day EVERETT CASE lie was named captain of the thinclads Dave Smith Gastonia's long-hitting golfer belted one 340 yards this week in Florida "My longest ever" said Dave 4 4 Stan Spears the '54 Shrine QB hero for South Carolina will get his college education at South Carolina Ronnie Shavlik is featured in the March issue of Sport Magazine Story was written by Furman Bisher former News sports editor 4 UOTE UNQUOTE: "We will have more depth The reporting squad (for winter practice) will be the largest we have had The scholarship list is 94 but I will excuse a few seniors We expect to be working out with 85" BUTTS Georgia Coach 4 Everett Case wants to take his State cagers to the AAU national tournament in March 1 Officials are studying the matter Dave Smith Billy Joe Patton Charlotte's John McCann and Hickory pro Clarence Owens will play an exhibition Feb 6 in Shelby for the March of Dimes 4 4 King Dixon will definitely attend one of three schools Duke Clemson or South Carolina Mackie Prickett the Gamecocks' sharp QB is just as good in the classroom He's averaging a in his studies 1 tit irai get isfe Tat 171 pTeht et ssil tional I Hick( Shelb Mins sharp in his 1 A 1 1 irk e44- I 1 st ''I'1 OPEN FRIDRY MI 9 WAKE FOREST NC (111 Two newcomers Virginia and West Virginia are listed on the 1955 Wake Forest College football schedule announced by Athletic Director Pat Preston The Demon Deacons will play games meeting every team in the Atlantic Coast Conference and three Southern Conference teams Missing from last year's schedule are George Washington and Richmond The 1954 Wake Forest team had 2-7-1 season the worst Deacon record since 1933 The schedule: Sept 17 Virginia Tech here South Carolina Winston-Salem Park Md 15 North Carolina State Raleigh (night 22 North Carolina here (Homecoming) 29 Clemson there Nov 5 William and Mary here Virginia Charlottesville Va Duke Durham LEDFORD'S Friday Saturday Monday day urday )nday tad 5 k04 (0::: 4 :1 N7t ::7412:1 0 '4: 4 i- 4- t) tot) i 41tA 4 W' 4 4 :14:::::: 4 VESZV I Ax 1:::44 1fiN154e K4 7' 7A-d Through the cooperation of one of our Famous Sport Shirt Makers Ledfords Announce 3 Hipps Named 0 ce: 0 $ALE WAKE FOREST 01--Don Hipps has been appointed freshman football coach at Wake Forest College to replace Murray Greason who will devote all of his time to the Wake Forest varsity last sea RENOVIAL SALE PRICES 4 Aiiidaraum TOMMY WOODLEE 00kmeits'545: kciA4WA I I EDFORMS 140 Suits $3695 Regular $4950 $4295 Regular to $5950 Suit $3695 Regular $4950 $4295 Zegular to $5950 on I A Through the cooperation of Merit Clothing Co tailors of Famous Style-Mart Clothing Ledford's bring you Co Four To Hall Of Fame DiMag Cops Honor Chisox Name Coach iill it ilitatJA 11111111C NotiLitoti 600 Famous Brand Sport Shirts At 62 More Suits All Regular $395 to $495 Values at a Close-Out Price of i EA 0 A 0 4 3g 7 RI 11 3 A LE 3 ut irti I 1 Li 11-U-Wi I- 9 i SPORT COATS $1695 Regular to $3250 I I SPORT COATSII 1 $11695 1 1 2 1 Regular to $3250 t' N5774 7 SLACKS A $995 1 Ifiq 1 0 Regular to $1395 2269 orgh44 1 1 i i-- 1 i i 1 1 i 1 i i 1 )- 1 i I 11 I 1 3 I I I I 6 1 1 1 1 )- 1 cl 3 Joe Di Maggio finally made it The Yankee Clipper just missed making the Hall of Fame last year when Rab- bit Itlaranville n1i: BBiiilll Dickey were DIAMOND seleeted But DUST yes terday Joe 1144(444 1: squeezed into the "4P hallowed hall It- along with greats Dazzy Vance Ted Lyons and Gabby Hartnett They were elected by the Baseball Writers Association yesterday and will be inducted at Cooperstown on July 25 Catcher Del Wilber one-time Cardinal teammate of Marty Marion current manager of the Chicago White Sox today was signed as a White Sox coach Wilber 35 was released by Minneapolis lie may share bullpen duty with Clint Courtney and Sherm 'Lollar also a a a The White Sox haunted by the beaning of Infielder Cass Michaels last year will have a rule ball Writers Association day and will be inducted at Coop- erstown on July 25 Catcher Del Wilber one-time Cardinal teammate of Marty Marion current manager of the Chicago White Sox today Was signed as a White Sox coach Wilber 35 was released by Min- neapolis lie may share bullpen duty with Clint Courtney and Sherm 'Lollar also The White Sox haunted by the beaning of Infielder Cass Mich- aels last year will have a rule Joe DiMaggio finally made it The Yankee Clipper just missed Joe the Hall of Fame last year when Rah- bit Maranville Bill Terry and Bill Dickey were DIAMOND selected But DUST yesterday Joe i i 4144L 1: squeezed into the -7T hallowed a I I along with greats IIP'-- Dazzy a Ted Lyons and Gay Hartnett They were electbb ed by the Base- ball Writers Association yester- day and will be inducted at Coop- erstown on July 25 Catcher Del Wilber one-time Cardinal teammate of Marty Marion current manager of the Chicago White Sox today was signed as a White Sox coach 1Vilher 25 wsic rvivnvpd hv Ntin SAVE EVEN MORE-BUY 3 FOR $800 Regular or Button-Down Collars Sizes are S-M-L Ex Completely washable and colorfast wearing A WIDE CHOICE OF COLORS AND PATTERNS IN DISCONTINUED STYLES ALL SWEATERS PRICE AL I SWEATERS PRICE Test" CORDS Tremendous of Patterns Fabrics $1988 Patch Pocket without Vent Test" 0 lendous lion of terns Fabrics 1988 1 Patch Pocket I eis vithout Vent I Test JUL- CORDS Tremendous of Patterns Fabrics $1988 Pocket Patch 1 without Vent For The Lucky Men With 28-32 Waists REGULAR $150 TO $500 Leather ts elts BY AMERICA'S NO 1 BELT Cr JEWELRY Mfr $11395 Now $698 1195 Now 598 1095 Now 548 895 Now 448 795 Now 398 695 Now 348 1395 Now $698 1195 Now 598 1095 Now 548 895 Now 448 795 Now 398 695 Now 348 0 cp) White They Last Close-Out Price! 89' We Invite Your Charge Account slt 07'1 Ph 1-11 7-5951 3hcp Pahhittg Baseball Ballots NEW leading islaTera in baseball's Hall of Fame election 1139 necessary for election I Joe DIMaggio 423 1 Ted LYona 217 Razz Vance 205 Cabby Hartnett 195 Rank Greenberg 157 Joe Cronin 125 Mat Carey 112 Ray Schalk 112 Ed Roush g7 Hank Cinudy Black Wilson Lefty Gomez 71 Tony Lined dit Red Huffing go Wheat 51 Rosa Youngs SR Kiki Curvier 35 Rube Marquad 35 that players must wear protective helmets in all batting sessions Creditors of the Liberty Broadcasting System suing baseball for 12 million dollars took a compromised setUement of $200- 000 for a refusal of 13 teams to allow broadcasts of their games I Dick Kryhoski 99-year-o1d rew York Yankee infielder gets his A degree from ITpsala College Saturday Ruben Gomez New York Giant righthander hurled a two-hitter last night for his 13111 win for Santurce in the Puerto Rican League Don Zimmer (Brooklyn and George Crone (Milwaukee) led Santurce at bat Cass Michaels seriously beaned CASS MICHAELS HOYT WWII ELM Aug 27 has recovered "I've been running" says the Chisox infielder "I'll be read by March I For weeks I wasn't able to talk but I'm okay now" Six more Cincy edle gs signed One was Dick Iturphy Sally League pitcher with Columbia last year Regulars were Pitcher Fred Baczewski Pitcher Jackie Collum Infielder Rocky Bridges Ebba St Claire Minneapolis catcher has been purchased by BIRDIE TEBBEITS the Richmond Virginians Ile hit 262 in games with the Giants and Braves last year Vet Bob Kennedy 251 batter in 107 games last year signed with the Orioles Iles a 34-yearold outfielder AP Pinky Higgins Boston's new manager says the Red Sox will be better than their fourth-place finish of last year (42 games behind Cleveland) "Mel Parnell will be ready and the pitching should improve" said Higgins Cincy Red Manager Birdie Tebbetts says Willie is terrific but many of his Giant mates could have been named the NIL's most valuable player "Without men like Al Dark Johnny Antonnein Ruben Gomez Hoyt Wilhelm and Mary Grissom the Giants wouldn't have won" Hal Jeffcoat 51 pitcher after Toeing converted from an outfielder signed with the Cubs Rip Ripulski whose St Louis Card salary Jumped $5000 to $15000 when he signed yesterday says he'll do better than those '79 Tors in 1955 Rip runs a cocktail lounge In Belleville 111 during the offseason Every Size in Regulars Longs and Shorts But Not In All Patterns Every Size in Regulars Longs and Shorts OUR BOOKS ARE CLOSED PAY NOTHING 'fa MARCH Use Our Popular 90-Day Budget Starting Friday rtiorning lit 9 VALUES "America's Greatest Clothing Value-by Style-Mart Suits OF FINEST QUALITY WORSTEDS GABARDINES FLANNELS JULLIARD ALL WOOL TROPICAL WORSTEDS AND BEDFORD AT A CLOSE-OUT PRICE OF 8 Selection and 55 Mere Fanous $3250 StyleMart SPORT COATS 150 More Of America's Favorite Suits! STYLE-MART'S $55 DACRON WOOL Charcoal Flannels 7" JIMMif ig famous for famous brands Popular Or Flap Models with or Center CENTRAL at PECAN THE PLAZA 4774" i 1::: SHOES 4104' i ts 3 t14) 1 Starting Friday Morning At 9 $995 6 A 1 VALUES TOs5995 111 Regular $1395 110YT WWII ELM "America's Greatest Clothing awe Aug 27 has recovered "I've lu been running" says the Chisox infielder "I'll be ready by March I For weeks I wasn't able to I lk okay now" tabut I Six more Cincy IR I stylemart SUitS signed One was Dick Murphy Baseball Ballots Sally League pitcher with Co- lumbia last year Regulars were NEW IIRR in baseball Hall of Fame election The leading Islar- ers (119 neceassary for election i Pitcher Fred Baczewski Pitcher OF FINEST QUALITY WORSTEDS GABARDINES FLANNELS Jackie Collum Infielder Rocky Bridges LIARD ALL WOOL TROPICAL WORSTEDS AND BEDFORD Joe DiMggio red Lyons 217 sis a Dazzy Vance "5 Ebba St Claire Minneapolis AT A CLOSE-OUT PRICE OF Cbb Hartnett 193 Rank Greenberg Joe Cronin 13 catcher has been purchased by Max Carey 119 lye grA 1 It 8 Ray Schalk Ed Roush 1 3 97 4 5: i Every Size in 0 Hank Cloudy 99 --'4 -41- SJ Wilson 8 1 isss 0 i 1: ilt 6 Regulars efly Gomez Tony Lined 1 171aredh Dv fht el na gt go Longs Selection Ross Youngs a014 NJ I KIM Curvier a Rube Marquad 33 4 and Shorts (C)y i But Not In that players must wear protec- 4 I and tive helmets in all batting ses- iP All Patterns sions 4 :11 4140110' i Creditors of the Liberty Broad- casting suing baseball It 1 for Ir2 million dollars took a 'Ak A 55 More Famous $3250 StyleMart SPORT COATS compromised settlement of $200 iibt- 000 for a refusal of 13 teams BIRDIE TE1113EITS to a 1 1 broadcasts of their 1 games the Richmond Virginians Ile hit 262 in gams with Dick Kryhoski 91-year-old rew and Bra es ves lat yearthe Giants 150 More Of America's Favorite Suits! 9 York Yankee infielder gets his A degree from l'psala Col- Net Bob Kennedy 251 batter We Invite Your lege Saturday in 107 games last year signed STYLE-MART'S $55 DACRON WOOL 4 with the Orioles ile's a 34-year- Ruben Gomez New York Giant old outfielder Charge Account righthander hurled a two-hitter at last night for his 13111 win for Pinky Higgins Boston's fICW SP Santurce in the Puerto Rican manager says the Red Sox vvill Charcoal Fianneis Allibi League Don Zimmer (Brooklyn( be better than their fourth-place 1 St011 and George Crone (Milwaukee) finish of last year 112 games be 't led Santurce at bat hind Cleveland) "Mel Parnell will be ready and the pitching Every Size Or Flap in 3 Models Popular c-' IA vita Cass Michaels seriously beaned should improve" said Higgins i (6) 1501) 8 iz t- 1 r- Cincy Red Manager Birdie Regulars tb' Ph nt 7-5951 '''''''S''' Tebbetts says Willie is ter- with or 1 Longs and Shorts ((2) A Hite but many of his Giant mates Center could have been named the NIL's y'13 lt iv most valuable player "Without li men like Al Dark Johnny Anton- OUR BOOKS ARE iis 4: nelli Ruben Gomez Hoyt VII- sl '2: helm and Mary rissom the '5 A I I Giants wouldn't have won" CLOSED PAY JIMMif li 4 -k i A 'fr-16- 0 Ilal Jeffcoat 5-6 pitcher after NOTHING itil MARCH -4e 311CP tieing converted from an outfield- int i s- 0 er signed awiththe Cubs Use Our Popular 90-Day 0 1 1 6) ahhing Rip Ripuiski whose St Louis tt i 1 Card salary Jumped $5000 to Budget famous for famous brands '4 i 1 $15000 when he signed yester- i 1 i t-- day says he'll do better than Mar 1 I 1 11 Apr May cCENTRAL at PECAN THE PLAZA 5 0 ti: ik 1 those 79 RBrs in 1955 Rip runs L-1-' a cocktail lounge In Belleville CASS MICHAELS in during the offseason 4 i tr'' SHOES 11 14 '''54: $995 v' A Do11 no tI2 oc REGULAR $2 TO $350 Sizes ELASTIC BELTS 28 thru IN A WIDE CHOICE OF COLORS 34 Take advantage of these final clearance prices all top quality merchandise by leading manufacturers Buy Now and Save! I advantage of Sc final clearance ces all top quality rchandise by lead- manufacturers Jy Now and Save! REG $250 AND $350 TIE BARS TIE CHAINS 89: These ore all excellent buys selected from Salesman's Samples Broken Lots Discontinued Styles Broken Lots Discontinued Numbers 4 REG $100 ARGYLE SOX PR 's1 I IOUR BOOKS ARE CLOSED I Use Our Popular 90-Day Budget Pay Nothing lit March I a Mar I Apr May Home of Famous Nationally Advertised Men's Wear Home of Famous ationally Advertised Men's Wear Jimmii dolor famous for famous brands THE PLAZA CENTRAL at PECAN Open Fridays 'til 9t )pen Fridays Itii 9t Nolomm I Ilk l'aftaftA110aW44.

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