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PAGE SSC Tigers Win SEAC Tournament The Savannah State College Timers won their second consecu¬ tive SEAT Tournament by beating Florida Normal in the final, $02-76. The leading scorers for fhe Tigers were Hedel! Walton, 4vith 33 and Ira Jackson, 24. For Florida Normal, Bill McDougald with 29 and Scott Perry, 25. The half-time scores were 15-34, in favor of SSC Timers. Walton, Jack- son, McDougald, Perry and James Davis of Claflin made the first team in the all-tournament selec¬ tion. Jackson of Savannah was chosen as the most valuable play¬ er in the tournament. Claflin won over Morris College, 76-74 in a five minutes overtime for consolation. Starting the first half for the champions were four members of the ‘‘Sophomore Five” and Robert Robbins, the only senior on the team. The others were Jackson, Walton, Willie Tate and James Dix,on. For Florida Normal, Mc¬ Dougald, Perry, A. Powell, J. Wil- Jiam and A. Jones. Both team started the first half off being verv “hot” as they were tied 12-12, with the game five minutes old. Walton and McDougald weie set¬ ting the pace with six points each. But with Jackson block : ng a couple State Basketball Tournament J L. Bozeman, Jr., president, Georgia Interscholastic Associ¬ ation, State Basketball Tourna¬ ments, announced the Class A A State Basketball Tournament will be held March 3-5 in At- j lanta at Archer High School, Marshall Arnold, director. The State Semi-Final Tourna- district 1, 3, 6. and 9 arc as follows: Class A Semi-Final | Tournament, February 19-20 at Fairmont High School, Griffin,’ T. R Bush, Booker High school, Bamesville, director. One houri and fifteen minutes were al¬ lowed for each game. Class! B Semi-Final Tournament will be held February 26-27 at Ath¬ High and Industrial School, 1 ens Harry King, Murden High school, Crawfordville, Ga.. dlrec-j tof. Class C Semi-Final Tourna¬ ment was held February 19-20, at Stephens High school, Cal¬ houn. Ga.. Mrs. B. M. Smith, director. The State Semi-Final Tour¬ naments, districts 2, 4, 5 and 8 are as follows: Classes A and held February 18-20 at Center High School, Waycross, Ga., J. C. Reese.director. Class B Semi-Final Tournament will be held February 26-27 at Appling Co. Consolidated Colored school, BaJdey, Ga , C. L. Rawls, Atkin- sont County Training school, Pearson, Ga., director. Only semi-final games are to SIMMONS SINGERS Salesmen For Better Mattresses by Simmons Mattress Company of Savannah NEW MATTRESSES OF ALL KINDS, LOCALLY AND NATIONALLY ADVERTISED. NEW MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS WHOLE¬ SALE AND RETAIL. LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS ON RETAIL MER¬ CHANDISE. MODERN FACILITIES RENOVATING AND STERILIZING OLD MATTRESSES. NEW AND USED HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES. 6 . FREE TRANSPORTATION TO OUR OFFICE. 7. 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In fact, he had six assists in five minutes. Kelly was the spark at this time because his opponents did not know what he was going to do with the hall j when he had possession of it. Kelly also shot 10 points in this half. With 55 seconds left in the game, | Walton hit the Century mark with I a 12 foot jump shot. On Friday, February 26, the Ka Inlay ■ vannah State College Tigers will Florida A A' M College of ' Tallahassee, Florida, in Atlanta in {the District Six Tournament of the N AIA. be played in the Semi-Final Tournament. Teams winning final games will qualify for the state final tournament. No winner will be determined in any semi-final tournament. Liberty County High Wins District Tourney The girls and boys basketball teams of Liberty County High school. McIntosh, Ga., ended th“ 1959-60 season as top teams in District 11, Class A. The girls went to the tour¬ ney with a record of 16-1 to prove that they are the tigers from Liberty county. They were top seated in the tourney, defeating Woodbine. They met Tattnall county's girls in the finals with a score of 48-21. The boys’ team defeated Da¬ rien in their first game which put them in the bracket oppo¬ site Woodbine. After defeat¬ ing Woodbine, the Tigers played Pius X of Savannah in the championship game—wtih put them on top with a score of 51-54. S. L. Smith, principal of Lib¬ erty County High school, says it is a double thrill to have two championship teams from his school. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ellis are coaches of the teams. SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE'S “defensive five” who will par- ticlpate in the Southeastern Conference Tournament at Al- Case Set for 26 PHILADELPHIA — (ANP) Pierce “Teddy” Ramsey, of an old and prominent Phila dolphia family is scheduled to pear in court this weekend 26) on charge of fraudulent con- version in connection with a real estate transaction. Ramsey. 84, is a real estate broker and socially prominent. He. was represented by A. I con Higginbotham, Jr., who nuked for a waiver of the hearing before Magistrate Lewis Mongelluzzo in central station, City Hull. Remember how great cigarettes used to taste? LUCKIES STILL DO pn % m**v. L_> . iu.AI.9 A ClGABeTTfS LUCKY STRIKE REAL ESTATE EXPERT MARTIN V. WATERS, Vice President of Guaranteed Title & Mortgage Co., New York City, is a Lucky smoker from ’way • back. “I’ve developed a sentimental taste for Luckies,” he says. “It’s one of the few' tangible things I’ve carried with me down the years. Only a Lucky gives me what I want in a cigarette.” L.S./M.F.T.— Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco TOBACCO AND TASTE TOO FINE TO FILTER ©a- t■ Co: Product of c Vrntuean c/v&jodo Cctryxvny — 'Jo^acec is our middle name THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA b . . . Colli • Ft bruary '* l,: '' iu lJittrict ,r 6 Championship for the Nation- u j a... ...nation of Inter-eollegi- ate A t Mir -. Feortmrv 2’>-27. in The complainant, Charles Lewis, a government employee was not | present. The-amount involved in his complaint is $517.50. ; However, another complainant, Mrs. Susie Watlington, alleges that $ 1,500 is involved in a trans¬ action between her and Ramsey. She i. the mother of Joseph Wat¬ lington, a member of the insurance firm, Watlington and Cooper. A warrant has been issued on Mrs. Watlington’s complaint. She , a. rges thai, the sum represents •i fb* io if i,eel on a nronertv hist Atlanta. Left to right are Ray- ; niond Harper, James Davis, Eli- Uh MeGruw, Lawrence Williams 1 and Alfonso McLean. ..ng. 16 . Ramsey was freed of fraudulent couvei ion charges last May. The complaint, Mrs. Lula Mae Stevenson, withdrew charges. Itam- sey made restitution of $1,000 in j ;i>> ante room outside central police court. The money had been paid as a deposit the previous October on property. SAFE EXPERT Till KEYS COPIED 2St 24 STATE ST. 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