Tenn. State and Maryland in Big
Game; Rattlers No. 2 in Nation
By A N !P
In what many football fans
consider the game not only of the
week, ibut of the se:son, the
mighty Tennessee State Tigers
will clash with the powerful
Maryland State Hawks Saturday
in Washington, D. C. in the Capi
tol Classic at Griffith Stadium.
This game is definitely the big
one. It completely overshadows
such good battles as Xavier
against. Florida A & M for a top
spot in the SIAC and Jackson
.against Grumbling way down
South.
As the Huddle sees it, the team
that wins the Classic will likely
fight it out with Florida A & M
for the mythical national champ
ionship. The Huddle rates Ten
nessee State No. 1, Florida A &
,M No. 2 and Maryland State No.
. 3 in its weekly baker’s dozen
rankings.
The Htwks have a one-man
gang in Johnny Samples. They
lhave a good defense and an effi
. cient off erne. The Tigers are
. awesome both on offense and de
fense. This is in ideal dish for
the football lover. The Huddle
picks Tennessee in a close one.
Down in Tallahassee the Rat
tiers face a rugged invading
X-xier Gold Rush. Xavier does
not have erymgh big guns for
Florida A and M sparklers.
Back to the:iatings. Other teams
in the baker's,dozen are Bethune-t
Cookm:n, Jackson, Grambling;
Texas Southern, Morris Brown, 1
Delaware State, Xavier, Dillard,
Prairie View, A&T, and Mississip
pi Vocational.
This season has proved to be so
topsy turvy thaJ.no team seems to
be able to assert iitself to the fare
front. There may not be a single
undefeated team by the end of
the season.
JIMMY FORD TO
FIGHT MARTINEZ
Welterweight contenders Vince
Martinez of Patterson N. J. will
return hare Tuesday night to meet
Miami's Jimmy Ford in a 10-
round fight, at the Ufliami Beach
Auditorium.
Martinez, ranked as the No. 6
title contender, defeated Miguel
Disz in his only other appearance
at tbe Beach and since .then he has
been beaten by Tony DeMarco,
the ex-champion, and wxm a de
cision over Jifinzi Nocero in his
last bout.
A talented boxer with a kayo
wallop in his right, Vince has de
feated such outstanding fighters
as A1 Chico VejarjCar
mine Fiore, and Art
53 pro bouts he b-'s scored 40-jric-
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The Pigskin Huddle
N. C. College at Shaw
Ark. AM.AN at Prairie View
Alabama AAM at S. C. State
Tenn. State va. Maryland State
Captiat Classic, Wash., D.C.
Mary Allen vs. Jarvis
Virginia State at Virginia Union
Paul Quinn at Alcorn *
Me Master at Central State
Howard at Faytteville
Hampton at Lincoln (Pa.)
Lincoln (Mo.) at Sterling
Morgan at AIT (Homecoming)
Norfolk State at 3D AAA
Philander Smith at Rust
St. Paul’s at Deleware State
Southern at Texas College
Langston at Texas Southern
(Fort Worth, Texas)
Fort Valley at Tuskegee
Wiley at Bishop
Xaxier at Florida AAM
Elizabeth City at St. Augustine
Jackson at Grambling
Johnson C. Smith at
Winston-Satem
Clark at Morehouse
Voorhees at Livingstone
Paine at Morris
Savannah State at Albany State
toms, knocking out 25 rivals.
Ford has never been knocked
out. He’s a rough customer who
loves to mix it with his rivals.
In his last local bout, Jimmy lost
a split decision to ex-lightweight
charm;ion Paddy DeMarco.
The Mhmi boxer has done
much of his fighting in the Latin
Amsrican countries and has com
piled a fine record south of the
oorder.
Jimmy holds a pair of victories
over Yama Bahama and recently
defeated Emilio Sanchez, the
British Honduras champion.
In just about every fight he’s
had here Ford has been forced
to shed weight, which he claims
we:kened him. However against
Martinez he will enter ring as a
natural welterweight.
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TCU —UM Football
Game on TV. Sat.
WCKT, Channel 7 will carry
the important TCU-University of
Miami football game on Satur
day, October 27, at 8:45 p.m. it
was announced this week by Niles
Trammell, President of Biscayne
Television Corporation.
This major gridiron clash in
volving two of the nation’s top
teams will be sponsorea by T*u.
Texaco Dealers of Miami and will
come direct from Amon Carter
Stadium in Fort Wortn, Texas.
WBAP-TV in that city will origi
nate the pickup and transmit it
by special caiole to WCKT. Maury
Farrell, well known sports per
sonality will announce the piay
oy-piay of this much heralded
fracas while Bill Hightower for
mer NBC announcer will do color.
The importance of this football
game is particularly magnified to
Hurrican fans as a result of last
years 21-19 victory by the Tex
ans. It is expected that affensive
ly-minded TCU, one of the coun
try powerhouses will provide an
unusually interesling tussle tor
Gustafson’s UM team ranked as
the fourth best in the nation de
fensively.
It is important to note that in
addition to the TCU contest on
October 27th, the on*y 0u... w—.
versity of Miami game to be tele
cast, also exclusively by WCKT
will be the at*
cember Bth between . Miami ana
Piitsourgh'in the Orange Bowl.
WCKR radio 610 the sister sta
tion of Cnannel 7 will also broad
cast the TCU-Hurricane game to
radio listeners in South Florida.
Ed Edwards will do the play-by
play while Troy Glidewell will
do the color.
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