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WARDEN
CAIRO'S RORRY
College and Career
By
Town & Qampus
Story
Former Bulldog Gridders
Now Star In Pro Leagues
Former gridders for Georgia are making names for themselves
this year in the professional National and Ameriean Football Leagues.
■ Tlie list includes recent Bulldogs I backfield duty with the Los Angeles
Charlie Britt, Dave Lloyd, Theron
Sapp, Bobby Towns, Bob Sedlock,
Bill Herron, Gorden Kelley, Nat Dye,
and Norman King.
With the advent of the new Ameri
can League, many players who would
have ordinarily called it quits now
see the opportunity for at least a few
more playing days.
Of the group listed above Sapp is
the only one on the Injury list at
the present time. He will be out
for the entire season because of an
injury sustained while playing for
the Philadelphia Eagles.
Towns is doing well enough to
play first team for the St. Louis
Cardinals, while Britt is also seeing
Rams.
Sedlock, a terrific freshman player
here hut a flop as a varsity perform
er, is keeping a position on the New
York Titans club in the AFL. He is
close to the 300-pound mark.
King, who actually had one more
year of eligibility left, is holding his
own with the Buffalo Bills. Dye, who
captained the 1958 squad, is on the
roster of the Edmonton team of the
Canadian Football League.
Britt has earned his keep with the
L. A. Rams, and Herron and Kelley
hold JobB with the Washington Red
skins and the San Francisco 49ers,
respectively.
Many older Bulldog greats of form
er years, including Art DeCarlo, Roy
Wilkins, and John Carson also are
pounding heads for teams across the
country.
Welcome back to last year's Students and
A Special Welcome to the Freshmen
Vic hope ton will ronIT liy mill lot us please you with our pleasant
ami efficient service ami reputable products as we have hern doing
Here is a birds-eye view of what’s in store for you at IlilUide
for University Students in the past.
U. S. POST OFFICE
There is is mail piek up here every
two hours. We handle money orders
and of course, hate plenty of stamps.
FOUNTAIN
Malts. Sundaes, Sandwiches, hot dogs,
hamhurgers and many flavors of iee
cream.
DRUGS
Vitamins, Sundries, and complete pres
cription needs at a reasonable price.
GIFT ITEMS
COSMETICS
Key eases, billfolds, fountain pens, clocks.
Along with the well known Revlon, and Max
watches, and a good selection of contemporary
Factor, we have exquisite perfumes like
cards.
“Faberge,” Chanel. Tabu, and Hypnotigue
HILLSIDE PHARMACY
BAXTER STREET SHOPPING CENTER
LI 8-1208