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F riday, J m u a r y 23, 1953
PO R TLA N D CH A LLEN G ER
P age Three
BY BILL H ILLIA RD
One w ord ap tly fits th e H arlem G lo b etro tters, “fabulous.” W ithout
a doubt Abe S aperstein, ow ner-coach of b ask etb a ll’s cro w n princes,
has th e g reatest crow d-pleasing b ask etb all team in th e h istory of the
gam e and on M arch 19 he sta rts his team on th e ir fo u rth an n u al coast-
to-coart to u r ag ain st th e 1953 College A ll-A m ericans. F irst gam e is
slated for M adison S quare G ard en w h ere th e T ro tters d rew a capacity
crow d e a rlie r in th e season.
U ndefeated so far this season, th e hap p y T ro tters have won
all th ree of th e ir previous series w ith th e college boys. H ig h lig h t­
ing th e series, w hich w ill conclude A pril 16 in Boston, w ill be
an A pril 8 outdoor gam e at th e Los A ngeles coliseum .
S eton H all’s W alter Dukes, one
of th e n atio n ’s top cage scorers,
has b roken th e school’s scoring
record. D ue m ainly to D ukes’ 29
points p er gam e average, Seton
H all is still u n d efeated and is r a t­
ed as th e n u m b er one team in th e
coun try by th e A ssociated Press.
U nited Press w rite r S teve
S nid er notes th a t very few
baseb all p lay ers m ake th e
G uests w ere in v ited to a tte n d open house festiv ities at the hom e of M r. and Mrs. H ow ard Jacobson on
H all of F am e w hile still mod-
N. V ancouver avenue d u rin g the recen t holidays. A bove, left to right, C larence P ru itt, M isses Joy and
e r n i n t h e m i n d s of t h e f a n s .
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B everly Brock and th e Jacobsons enjoy punch refresh m en ts.
S n i d e r w r i t e s in t h e S a n
j » : y
Francisco C h r o n i c l e that
J a c k i e Robin;-,on h e a d s a list
of f u t u r e p o s s i b i l i t i e s a m o n g
modern-day
contem poraries
to s e t f oo t in t h e d o o r . S a y s
S n id e r : " R o b in s o n sh o u ld be
a g o o d bet w h e n h e h a n g s
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T een age G irls
Hit L aw Trouble
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ON EASY TERMS
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i \ l >c! i cu e a t i n g s p a c e , e l e c t r i c r a n g e ,
m e t a l k i t c h e n c a b i n e t s , lull c e m e n t
g a r a g e s . l i n mi <-
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( I l u t e piisMeMsion.
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s. e v e n i n g «
Two teen ag e girls, 13- and 14-
y ears-o ld respectively, w ere ap-
p reh en d ed in a dow ntow n de-
up his spikes for good, if only
MANNY ROBINSON
p a rtm e n t sto re recently w ith ar-
BETTY KIES CO.
for the fact th a t he was th e first N egro ad m itted into organized
tid e s in th e ir opssession alleg ed ­
baseball." Jack ie has a record too. In 1949 he led his league in
ly tak en from stores in th e d ow n­ 4315 NE Sandy Blvd. WE 221G
h ittin g w ith .342 and won th e league's m ost valu ab le p lay er
tow n area.
aw ard.
A u th o rities found perfum e, a
Neighborhood
M anny Robinson, th e fighting little g u ard on th e G ra n t G en erals’
billfold, handkerchiefs, a knife
Shopping Center
b ask etb all team , scored 13 points in his first P o rtla n d interscholastic
and tw o sw eaters in th e ir posses­
Open from 6:30 A.M. to
league v arsity gam e. He w as second in his te a m ’s p oint-m aking. T u es­
sion.
2:00 a m . Daily
day he n e tte d six m ark ers for th e G enerals.
F’ood Service
The girls w ere tu rn ed over to
Jo h n Jam es of th e B enson T echm en g rab b ed 18 points for th e
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ju v en ile au th o ritie s and la te r re ­
M echanics in th e ir first gam e. The ta le n te d Jam es is d estin ed to
leased to th e ir parents. It was the
see h eav y action for Coach D ick G ray 's five, th e sam e G ray,
Isadore M aney J r and his fiancee. first tim e e ith e r one had run
incid en tally , th a t played high school b all at R oosevelt d u rin g
Miss B ertra n d B anks of H elena, afoul of th e law.
A rt S h ep h erd 's hey d ay in P o rtla n d p rep b ask etb a ll at Benson.
M ontana.
If Jam es' over-aggressiveness d o esn't n et him too m any fouls,
Mrs. Gordon Entertains
he should give th e prep scoring race a m erry chase.
Sports B riefs: O klahom a C ity has se n t a $100,000 price tag on 27-
Mrs. Leola G ordon, 1404 NE
year-old Bill G reason. The pitch in g sensation of th e T exas league 70th avenue, concluded a y e a r of
C ourteous & E fficient S ervice
M ack D aw son, Prop.
w on n in e gam es fo r th e In d ian s last y e a r w hile losing only one. He S u n d ay School teach in g a t th e
joined th e team J u ly 31. . . . Jessie O w ens has been nam ed secretary H ouse of P ra y e r church by giv­
20 N. C herry
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Solid, attra c tiv e , new ly red ec­
of the Illinois A th letic com m ission . . . J im G olliday, th e N o rth w es­ ing a m id n ig h t d in n e r in her
orated hom e. M aple floors,
stone fireplace, b eau tifu l k itc h ­
te rn sp rin t sensation, has been in d u cted in to th e arm y . . . D ick Lord, new ly purchased Spanish, b u n g a ­
en w ith tile features, bath , full
22-year-old senior a t M ichigan S tate, is cap tain of th e S p a rta n ’s ice low -styled hom e recently. A bout
cem ent basem ent, oil h eat and
hockey squad.
25 guests w ere a t the dinner.
garage. Nice lot and a genuine
T hey e n te rta in e d and sang a
bargain.
special C h ristm as carol, “H ark,
Call Bill Walker
th e H erald A ngels S ing,” in h o n ­
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or of Mrs. G ordon.
for information and
M rs. G ordon was elected to
ap p o in tm en t to see.
teach
B
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classes
for
the
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r
The St. P h ilip s’ P lay e r are p re ­ Joe, J. Sidney Bow m an.
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senting tw o one-act plays, “The
R efresh m en ts will be served 1953. E d w ard B arno, w ho w as an
E lder O. F. B row n
K eys” and “The C atalogue.” The d u rin g in term ission by th e St. assistan t S unday school te ach er
H
ave you listen ed to
plays are to be p resen ted on J a n ­ M onica’s G uild. A dm ission: A d­ to Mrs. G ordon last year, is now
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C LEA N SIN G W AVE"
uary 29 and 30, 1953, 8:30 p.m. ults, 75c, children, 35c. T ickets a ssistan t to the S unday school
Broker
radio
p
ro g ram ev ery S u n d ay
a t St. P h ilip s’ P arish hall, u n d er m ay be purchased in advance by su p e rin te n d e n t, C harles Johnson.
5132 N. E. U nion
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a t 1:30 p.m. over KGON?
th e direction of Mrs. G eneva co n tactin g Mrs. F ran k lin , TU B ishop R obert Searcie is p asto r
of th e H ouse of P rayer.
F rank lin .
4002; Miss Jo y Brock, GA 9778;
The first play, “T he K ey,” is a F a th e r Stone, EA 6096 and a t the
highly
d ram a tic
p resen tatio n door th e n ig h t of th e p erfo rm ­
w hich tak es place in a m en tal in ­ ance.
stitu tio n . T he cast of ch aracters
The n e x t m ajo r production of
Genuine Autralian
W e G ive 3& H Qreen S ta m p «
are: th e Doctor, S ydney B ow ­ th e St. P h ilip s’ P lay e rs w ill be
S h o e R e p a i r ft S h i n «
m an: Miss H anson, Mrs. Jew ell j “C heese It.” T ry o u ts for this play
P h o n e MU 9783 11 N. R ussell
Bow m an; Jean , Mrs. E sth er Lin- w ill be Tuesday, F e b ru a ry 4,
ears; Miss Field. Miss Jo y B rock; 1953, at 8:00 p.m. in th e St. P h il­
Miss Brow n, Mrs. C um a C layter, ips P arish hall. P ersons try in g to o
1952
and Miss Spencer, Mrs. O teria for p a rts in th e play m ust be
Nicholson.
in terested in becom ing m em bers
The second play, “The C a ta l­ of th e group.
20< »0 40c PER R O L L
<T A L S O L A R G E S T S E L E C T I O N O E
ogue,” is a h ilarious com edy
The St. P h ilip s’ P lay ers m ade 1 9 5 3 W A L L P A P E R I N T H E W E S T
centered around a young girl and th e ir first success w ith th e p e r­
h er attem p t to get m arried . The form ance of “Q ueen E sth e r”
cast consists of: M artin, A llan Z. w hich h ad several calls in th e
m S.W First Are. PORTLAND • Open till 8 p.m.
Bow ens; M rs. M artin, Mrs. G en­ city as w ell as su b u rb an cities. FLAT W ALL PAINT $2.75 GAL. * FLOOR
eva F ran k lin ; M yrtle, Mrs. E lin ­ T h eir fu tu re plays are believed P U N T $3 65 « E N A M E L 53.65, 54.95 GAL.
O UTSID E W H ITE $2.95. $3.95, $4.95 GAL.
or Long: Jim . W illiam Long, and to be top p erform ances also.
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Home oi Week
Dawson's Tonsorial
4 B edroom s
G ran t High
St. Philips' Players to Give
Two One-Act Presentations
JJ WALKER
H ardy's
New Look
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