he 11 wii js" Friday, July 21, 1961 1 13 Cfcc IationteDff Steelers Get Lipscomb Of Baltimore 11 Wake-Up with C4RL FILTERS SHAVIN'S Neal Jim 5:30 a.m. Every Redlegs9 Fans Deserve Pennant For Their Unwavering Support IF THE Cincinnati Reds win the National League pennant this season for the first time since 1940 it will be a fit reward for one of the most loyal and enthusiastic fan groups 4 in the nation. on 9:00 a.m. Morning Qi YOUR DIAL DRIVE PLANNED Coach Hartwell McPhail, left, head mentor of the Mississippi College Choctaws, shows the season schedule to W. J.
Bilbro, president of the Hinds County Chapter of the Mississippi College Alumni Association. The two men will take part in a Kick-Off Supper Friday night for the sale of season tickets to all Choctaw athletic events. Photo by Norman Gough. Radio Choctaw Ticket Kick-Off Scheduled Friday Night 930-INTH. MIDDLE TELEVISION PROGRAMS Furnished by stations and sabject to change withoat notice Last Spring the Reds were figured to finish no better than and had 25-1 odds quoted against their chances to cop itbe loop title.
got off to a wobbly Iftart, then got straightened out following some smart trades engineered by General Manager Bill DeWitt, with Second Baseman Don Blasingame, Pitcher Joey Jay and Third I Baseman Gene Freese as the key men among the new addi-; tioiu. The results are known to all baseball followers. Cincinnati climbed to the top of the heap I and has stayed there, thus I far, with the pennant and a World Series berth, now rated "probable" rather than "possi-t We." The loyal Reds fans have responded, too, with the club's attendance showing a lusty 24 per cent increase over last year. Most everybody in Cincinnati is pulling for the Reds and en-T thusiasm has reached such a pitch that Composers Larry Vincent and Moe Jaffe wrote a song to celebrate Cinci's upris-t ing. Part of it goes like this: RAWHIDE 5 6:30 "Incident of the Dancing gypsies on Rawhide.
LA CLINTON Final plans for the season ticket Kick-Off Supper, sponsored by the Hinds County Chapter of the Mississippi College Alumni Association were announced today by chapter president W. J. Bilbro. The supper is set for Friday, July 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the B.
C. Rogers Student Center building on the Mississippi College campus. Bilbro will serve as master of ceremonies. Appearing with him on the program will be Dr. R.
A. McLemore, president of Mississippi College; Hartwell McPhail, athletic director and head football coach; and Ralph C. Atki-son, administrative assistant to the president and acting alumni secretary. Decorated in an atmosphere condusive to football enthusiasm, the supper will initiate the season ticket drive that will run until a week before the opening game with Arkansas A on September 16. The film of the University of i41 ill Artwhihiwmwiiwei P.M.
Death," a dramatic interlude with PITTSBURGH (AP)-The Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League obtained tackle Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb Wednesday from the Baltimore Colts in a trade involving five players. The Steelers sent end Jimmy Orr, linebacker Dick Campbell and tackle Joe Louis to Baltimore in return for Lipscomb and center Buz Nutter. Lipscomb, 6-6, 275 pounds, was a member of the championship Colt teams of 1958 and 1959. Steel-er Coach Buddy Parker said he obtained the big center to beef up his defense. "One of our short comings last season was putting the rush on the passer," Parker said, "and that's why I made the trade for Lipscomb." Orr, 5-11, 190 pounds, wa a leading pass receiver during his three years with the Steelers.
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The Hinds County Chapter has been divided into nine teams and an intensified effort will be made to reach every Mississippi College graduate and former student living in Jackson and surrounding area. The alumnus selling the most season tickets will have his name inscribed upon an alumni service award plaque to be hung in the alumni office. The plaque will be on display at the kick-off The season ticket will be good for each of the four home games, slated for Robinson Field during the gridiron campaign and will also entitle the holder to witness all basketball games played by the htgh-scoring Choctawquintet in the college gymnasium. The season ticket sell for $10.00 "I have so much more confi dence," he said. "I have a third pitch, too the slider and I'm getting all three pitches over.
I've worked hard and it's paid off. When with Chicago, Latman was effective only when he got his curve over. Latman has been starting and relieving and hopes Manager Jim my Dykes continues his bullpen chores between starts. "It keeps me in the he explained. "I can't stay sharp on the sidelines.
Jimmy has been great to me, tih ebest manager I ever piayed for." No other Cleveland pitcher has completed a game this month Latman has completed three. On the possibility of his winning 20 games.Latman is inclined not to put the cart before the horse. Twenty!" he said. "Don't men tion it. Right now let's just think about No.
10." STOP GOLF 5122 N. State at Centeniat (North Jackson's Only Miniature Sports Center Colt Course) OPEN DAILY 12 Noon 'til Midnight The whole town's about Cincinnati, batty, What a team, what a team, what a team! Each man and lady, from one to eighty, How they scream, how they scream, how they scream! And the song winds up with this refrain: You can tell your old Aunt Hattie, This year it's Cincinnati! It could be, though, that Red-leg backers started celebrating too soon. Following last Saturday's games Cinci led second-place Los Angeles by a fat Wednesday night's Dodgers vs. Redlegs game at Cincinnati the Cinci lead had dwindled to a skimpy 2k games. Los Angeles won the opener of the two-game series 8-3 to send the Redlegs down to their fourth straight defeat.
The second game was slated last night and if the Cinci team continued its recent shoddy fielding behind inept pitching, the Dod gers probably won again, in which case you might tell your old Aunt Hattie that "There's many a slip twixt the cup and the lip." USGA Event Charles Stewart of Mississippi City and Tom Walsh of Greenville, are members of the Southern Golf Association Senior Tournament Committee, in charge of the 1961 SGA Senior Championship event to be held at Linvilie Golf Club, Linville, N.C., August 29 through September 2. Unlike Seniors play in Mississippi, which starts with players at age SO, entries in th SGA Seniors tourney must be 55 years old to be eligible. Those interested can get entry blanks and other information by writing to Shel Greer, 938 College Bowling Green, Ky. STILL ANOTHER big state tourney for junior golfers, this one the Mississippi Jaycee Junior Championship event, will be heild at the Greenwood Country Club July 28-30. Don Fruge of Meridian won last year and is expected to defend his title.
Hold Meetings the annual meeting of the Bolivar County Ole Miss Club to be held at the Benoit Outing Ciub tonight. Cullen Bedwell of Cleveland is president of the Bolivar County Ole Miss group and Carlie Williams of Benoit is in charge of arrangements for the party. AND THE Copiah County Chapter of the Ole Miss Alumni Association will hold a supper meeting at the Hazlehurst High school cafeteria at 6:30 p. m. on July 28.
Hugh Clegg, administrative assistant to Chancellor J. D. Williams, and Coach Tom Swayze are booked as speakers. YOU CAN always tell a St. Louis Cardinals fan, but you can tell him much.
Carl Mclntyre, Sunday editor for the Clarion-Ledger Daily News.a Redbird rooter from 'way back, says St. Louis will cop the NL pennant "and then beat the Yankees four straight in the World Series." That prediction comes in the face of the fact that as of yesterday the Cardinals were in sixth place, 12Vi games from the top! P.M. Tod and Buz find themselves dealing with a madman at a slayer strikes at Squaw Valley. DONNA REED SHOW SSf 4k WJTV JACKSON. MIMHANNEL 11 7:00 Ranch Ptrly :0 Millionaire 7:30 Almanac 7:35 Cartoon 100 CBS Newt 1:15 Caol K'oaroo 9:00 Shop Town 9:15 MSCW Sinstri Video 2:30 Verdict Yours Brighter Oav 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 EdM 01 Nieht Burns.
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Cleveland went on to take the nightcap 9-8. "Becoming engaged after finding the right girl, has been the settling influence," said the Indians' hurling ace. "It's given me something to work for." The girl is Lynne Schwab, a 20-year-old Los Angeles Belie. The wedding is set for October. "He's become so much more serious a guy with his feet on the ground," teammates said of Latman's transformation.
Barry agrees and credits it all to that certain gal. Wednesday night's victory gave him more decisions than he ever had in the majors. His previous best was 8-5, when the White Sox won the pennant in 1959. Hal Bevan Is With Indians INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-The Indianapolis Indians announced Wednesday they have acquired catcher-first baseman Hal Bevan from Jersey City on outright assignment within the Cincinnati Reds organization. Bevan had a .252 batting average and 11 runs batted in in 39 games with Jersey City this year.
Last year with Seattle he batted .305 in 131 games and brought in 66 runs. He bats and throws JjLBBMee3k aWdltUf 1 iDay Gets Berth In "JIMMY DAY of Laurel, 14-golfer who placed year-old third in the two-day State Jun ior event here Monday and Tuesday with a score of 149, will represent Mississippi in the USGA National Junior tournament to be held at Itha- ca, N.Y., in August. Johnny Dement of Meridian, who led the USGA qualifiers here with a 71 in Tuesday's 18- hole round, decided not to make the trip to New York and Day, who was second with a 76, takes Dement's place. The Laurel boy snot a 73 in Monday's first round, proving that his 76 Tuesday was not his best golf, and he could make a good showing in the 't national' tourney. Regardless of how he fares in New York, however, he'll get valuable experience.
Since he's only 14, he has three more years of eligi-. bility remaining for junior I competition. TWO MISSISSIPPIANS, Ole Miss Alumni WITH THE 1961 football season coming on apace, college alumni meetings are being held here, there and everywhere, with the "Old Grads" being briefed on prospects of their teams. The New Orleans Chapter of the University of Mississippi Alumni Association held its annual banquet at the Sheraton-Charles Hotel in the Crescent City last night, with Provost Charles F. Haywood and Assistant Coach John Cain on hand from Oxford to talk about Ole Miss.
Earl McFarland was in charge of arrangements for the party. -HEAD COACH John Vaught and several members of his staff are scheduled to attend Senators Sijm Mike Carcia WASHINGTON (AP) The Washington Senators announced Wednesday the signing of Mike Garcia, 37-year-old right-handed pitcher and former star of the Cleveland Indians. Garcia, who worked for the Indians for 11 season before joining the Chicago White Sox for limited action last year, had been working out with Washington for several days. His best years with Cleveland were 1951-54, when he won 79 and lost 41. His 22-11 performance in 1952 was his best.
To make room for Garcia, the Senators optioned left-hander Carl Mathias, loser of his only decision with Washington, to Toronto of the International League. Daley Named As Rice Award Man NEW YORK (AP)-Arthur Da-ky, Pulitzer Prize-winning sports columnist of The New York Times was named winner of the 1961 Grantland Rice Memorial Award Wednesday by the Sportsmanship Brotherhood. It is given annually to a sportswriter whose efforts are in the Rice tradition. LISTEN TO Poppa Rock W0KJ-1590 THI IUT SOUND AROUND Visits with Kim Novak and Andy Williams on Person To Person. CLARION-LEDGEH DAILY An Advertisem*nt As Submitted By Local "STARLITE THEATER" 11:00 P.M.
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