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i9*;* . * *% yi i" ? / ' ' " .. ^WRPAV. JULY ?. IX* BEATING T HE GI N By AL MOSKS AMRRft A.NS ALL?I NDI'.R THE SKIN NEW YORK <ANPi?Editor's note. Monthly in,dur lutiosslly > read "Que?t?on* and Aruwcn" column, queries come to us .iealing , with outstanding colored and . white immortals of the. cmdcrpath. weights. hurdles, bnadjump. boxing arms, wrestling, cycling, tennis, billiards. bowbnfc. swimming, baskt-tbball. baseball.etc In our desire to a>d our questioners, from hr re-ofi-in, ohce s month at least, ths column which Tcfcll "Americans AA tinder The Skin." will react your doo?step We hope it wtjj be Informative, free of needles* aupet'latvves, and informal enough for you and me to grow closer. Your correcting roe whert t am wrong, and my adding pages for you* acrapbook Not only sports, but all types of questions and answers amy be found here r? - '?- *???; ??? ; always be a good sport ANDREW (Rube) POSTER lives in sport archives a* one ol the finest pitchers "Negro baseball has known: Rank htm -wtth such "tan tornadoes" as Wick ware, Batch el Paige, Joe Williams. Jost. Mender. Phil Cockrell. Dave Brown. "Rats" Henderson, Cannonball Dick Retkhng. Lindsey. Whitworth. "Nip" Winters. Willie Foster, "Bullet" Rogan. "Slim**-Jones, etc, < .... \"-r *'rf . . V* *. * * . always be a good spott ... . . ..- j EDIfK ARCAltO. the Il?li*n wondf'f-ijofk^y whui ha* been nd ir^. pontes lot ll yuit, It the only ruler to win the classic Kentucky. . Derby four times Th??. |rrlt Negr.o jockry, blue Murphy. . v* h > llournht-d muTe'^han a half -century rod*- thr.ee U*-rb> >vinnci> aa did Earl Sande who was around about two decades ago In 1916 A.rcaru, smashed all records for Jockey's winning* m'1* *iri*le I ?on chalking up i? total of 61,666.230; aotne $?56.000 more than tlic prey ibus record In lb35. the year Kddi< ftx-t strut*- t?? ml* ? Dt rb winner, iNelh Flag) he finished fourth on the fdly On notes that ftllic* aeIdo?h~w?n ine Kentu* ky ItUSTT tn fact only om avtiC n turnf rd by "Regret' back in 1915 In 1936 Alt-arc won on "Lawfin"; in 1941 on 'Whirlaway"; 1945 "Hoop Jr." and 1947, "Citation*. always be a good sport SANDY^ SADpLER. sort of o pre-cnt day counteruaf of champion A1 Hfrown. held tltr worlds featherweight nth for months He won it in most dfcliivc manner from classy Willie Pep ' of Hartford, Cohn . on Oct. 28. 1948. at Madison Square tiarden. N Y C.. ind^(oilt|it (inthe same rm|) i>n Feb II. to thr a mating Willie Pep Saddh r, though losing, an unnnini<fj> decision. wajn'V 1 1 helped any by Refer. Iddk Jostph's orijr otfkiaMhg Joatph \ however, was upheld by Commissioner JCddlc Eagan at an* invest!- ,| gallon of his work Pep's heart and his book of tricks consisting of , picking off a~ Ir ad and fitting off if; smoothering a left bV x lamp>ing..JLh..tb^.lickn; steeping nt Sandy's tudu ?plnning.hls lot-nun* the ropes "and smacking him as hrvsought escape from a U?rnage of ' blows; cleverly gjecptpg him off balance with a touch-and-go Johnny , j Dundee trick; and toughing ractics known l?eiter' by ' street ff:ht , log'', gangs t'tan modern ring fighter* Pep. prat*t??ll\ blinded ?r i both eyes looked like a ripe-red-tomato" when the 15 round- were 1 oyer The ring has seen few more Savage fights between men of | any weights ' . . ' i .4 ? 1 always be a good-sport 1MB WOULD SIKIIS SAW , ; - ' . .. . . ; ; h Five records wtitt broken and "TO Led Th?- Ilravrs' Bob ?|tii broke thr- record for most chancs a?*cr pted by it third b.x-man w:th ' . 25. chalking up 11 putouts and H assist* On the w rong Side of the lclk<'t". fhli >HHe Elliot Tle<! the' tr.ark for "most < rrnrs~hy imakiitu ( three bobbles | \ always be a good sport * Jll> WII.SON, IIOMKNTF.AI) GRAYS i Bavk in MM5 I enjoyed u dugout mtervl.au. with Ju?l Wdnoi.. whom l'Vf always callcti one of the must f *r? ? romp* tltor? b.o-. ball- tcolored pr .whiteF ha.-. kiwm^ !!< >?.*<) U i n playing tor 22 sc. *en* then. *1*1 was as unrelenting against t >pfligH pitcher*. bl;n'? j 'and whfie. fc* he'd be. n sinct*ebrestkini; in with the Baltimore Bl.u a | S-.x in 1924 I To Jud Wilson. th.\v all Ickel alike (1 h.can pit tin *.? .cut they 1 Wer. Lrft> drove., I)uxy De?n. Bullet Yoakley, Willie Foster, j Satchel Paige. No-hit Will am.*. Dfrk . Redding and Hilton Smith , When the "chips were down", WiUon hit them all and for long dis- ; lancet, ill thai The redouhtuhle l.cftv Cria'A ve ilv. .. ?1 Art rwi ?i M ?M1 ? f ? UW.WW JII il C ' tVf on him wlut dMiWiitl' lowll tk select 4?r<'Up i f N<it.r?? Itart one <h?N in-th*-Joife ag >. strikin u out most of thorn mot* than bnice with j his ">oi>i an't \e<t"' l'tfti ball Wilson < ai'oo > t?af^. nd ?t?-rly ev<* 1 wdtchnl tiso GiuVr piiches foe by with bludct ing speo,d In a -ii.pl.< sivond thousands of Negfro and White fans wr.nt -wild' ii ''jiki' wh i-l a Grij'vc pitvh out-of-lhe park f r two run hvtm-.\ A o. "Duty" Dean about h:l c$pcri< n< c w ith WilsonIn 193.1 at Griffith staJlum, "Wa-Htngion; ^ C . with 26.600 law*' i wotrhtnR. Hilton Smith had the hntnestrad Grays 1 ' *n .;hp n.inth?( inning Manager Vice IGrrts signaled Judf 16 "otVi off thr b??n'' and bat He .looked at two apecial-deliyefies of fTi,- Kama*?CilxJ. .Taqnarrns acr ana Witn the count one-and-two on hirn. c'almly pro- ' 1 -reded to whale a clean double to center and the si ( n was tied. j1 Th Grays with .new vigor, went on from there to a 21-win in th.? ' 10th on Pertlow'y triple Jud Wilson's snta.h had put the fat-in-the j fire in no uncertain manner. One night in 1944 with two down .in the n>nth and Felton Snow's Baltimore Elites (at Bugle Field i .) leading 4-2; Wilson strode majestically to the platter twirling his i bat All the "Old Man" did this time was to belt a .**">r? hiorf-t trip'- ' tliat sent thu-e Grays scurrying home tor j .V4 Home-.tr:,id vrch<r . J Anmong the h-t of N? gro and whrtestars, Jud Wilmn held gre.,tji respect for were: ' , Johnny Beckwith, John Henry Llyod, Dick Lundy. Willie Wells, Dandrige, Buck Leonard, Josh Gibson. Turkey Sterans. Martin ' Johnson. Blizz Mackey. "Cool Papa*" Bell. Tornenti and Holla.id J The whites aside from Grove and Dean numbered Rornm.-ll. t Freddy Fltnur.monc Ei?mshaw and Hub Walberg A common .1 uhrase that fell ea-ily from this truculent (on the field i player was "1 hit them all. ace'Negro pitchers as w.ll as ace whne hurlers" He was as strong as Cape-Buffalo and could fight awhile when angered to that point. .. .. * ' * . .' ?. ^ 4 always be a good sport _ 1 1 Kobe son Urges Battle Against South If It j Becomes Necessary To Go To War Soon 1 NEW YOUK ?<GNS).~t Paul tally w* Negro peopU W,. mutt < R bcjon recciv tl a r using wel-) know our strength. We are tha do- ^ rcjjp bat It to the United State* on '.Hsivip force Th,?t * might, that's last Sunday, when 5.000 people what they're afra d of" Continu- I ,of all shade* and fares cheered in*, he urged the N?}gro to "create 1 him, endlessly from ?he tame ne that unity now ' .' arose to speak until he had ended He insisfVd that if we do ignite v his hour and a half speech with a laws against lvg hing. for civil s standing ovation tendered him rights an/1 the r ght7 to labor will t The occabon was a welcome jbc rmmedlately granted. 1~r.wr?-a mm oy we uwnctl on Kbbesop.de mended in stentorian t African Affair*, of which he i*:tnne?. ^If wc mm! die. let it he in t executive secretary. at the Rock- Mississippi or Georgia Let this | land Palarr Balho'.m be a final answer to the war mon I After asserting thai he "Deeply gets lad them know that wr'tgill ,1 and intensely lov* the Soviet U- not help to enslave our brothers t nion/ Mr Robrson *aid that they and sisters and eveniually oursel- \ were the firyt \o die4 for our free-. V' Rather; we will bclplu in- i dorn and ^Kc ~TT7-edofrrmf gjl man -mrr pcacr tn our rmettlg ttKT =* kirvft** ^ dotn and liberation of the Negrq t But in a reaffirmation of tus and other struggling people* and I Americanism, he declared that, the building of a new world whtuul "to fulfill dQi responiilnlltiex as w? can all walk irv full equality | i American^ we m4st unite, rspeo and human dignity. |mm.:;-:: :; . ' i" n' . . .. . ' V ' rw * ' ' 1 iu ll-bante Schedule C.KAMBLING, LA -?A atiff fkvtn |?mr - football schedule., which 'reflect* the school's policy t ? of pUytitg th bqpt twinj from thy major c>eter?Hc?*i ha* be*h completed by thy athletic d<p*r;mem oi G rambling College. <u Btstant coac^ Lee Flea troy an nounred her* early this week Tlu aJJ tu>n uf T?xas Collate of Tyler, Texas, completed the rl<*\> it-game slate. The achpol* ! open ihc^i wo gaitw scries 4! Tyler : September 24. and^c.iosfc"'with a return engagement at UTren\bhng September 23. 1930 Highlight* of th?-?echndule, which wa* previously announced, is i) c October IS. joust witn Willerlofcr State at GrambUng. lj\e October 31. engagement with Tuskrgec at the Louisiana Stale, fair. *n<| tin- L>ou? Bowl finn with an 'opponent yet to be named 1 Grambling ushers tn the '4b season with TiU'olsor) on Septem- J h<r 18. artd clus< wit<h the annual chanty tilt in Huston December ? -. v = The complete, schedule ta. <*?.: fvllowar- Sept 18; Tillotgon Col-f lege, Sept. . 24. Texas College;! Oct .8. Wiley College. QcJ. IS, { ' w iun?ri Tm rti ?*>? .?Uti?.U.?Fort Valley State. Oc^.,31. Tuakegcv v <Sia<?* Fair!; Nov . 5, TtXH 8T?t(.; Nov' IX. I'm rie Vie*,. Nov.. 19. Itiiihop Colltgt . Nov it, Be'hunr CookitUni^ud Deo. 3. l lotn Howl Parents Form ( roup To Fight ? DC. Bias WAKUINt ;T< >N t AN I') S t ling. us their goal at Washington, I) C. m Which children of all r<uv? may pUy at any playgrounds, parents have .organised the Consolidated Piirnti group hrre to t*nd kffrciittoit in th f'ty's rrct rational facilt-tiaa. this gr?Wip has held several mass protesting the Thstrlci .It. creation board's insistent* upon - ^rniifah' ttlkvnrnii.L/U t?- *"? ? r ? f ? ?' ? .* r\? , ?f iJirn.1 her* Contribute $1 ouch to the ' group's expense fund* * Th * money w ill help * pay. po*>iM. [H>urt ronh Charles .Houston, at torrjex. has promised his services free of charge. Officers of the new" group ar ardner I. Bishop, president. , W B Gill, vice president. Mr ?j U. T Macklin, secretary and J t. " Haley Sr . treasurer The group has printed pnmp^ ' let expTainmfct what it Is fightim: "u for At the,same timr it has prm' rd letters explaining the situati n !' io government official*, but not-i ing has been done about these v< ondition* At The Ringside f MY LUIX \ ?*( !!. OVKKBKA ' i Now thai .the bigftght is ctv< ^ tlts/1 fr* ?-* *** *! f 'Krsel-? ?... m v iuu u ? m iiic ni?w iravy;vfi)iht kmt{ andJor Louis has really stepped nut of the ,(| picture. thi< inevitable let down ^, in boxing world has com?- * . . Even the busy pen of, Harry Monde), publicity director of U < \ iternatmnul Boxing club, is idle, ' rnd all h has to Cay ts? "No new* odayV t'hai'lrs n ofi to the Rolf links ifjcr being told to keep off during iris training period. p He says he will fight in .in out ^ loor feature for a guarantee of HOO.fkV) and thr approval of Joe Louis and tht. IHC Hi* manager, lake Mini/ who. provided tin j trued dramatic rmpicnt of the " id4**~hou: h> faint rig v. ben t'u decision was. apnounerd^ said Charles was not planning to fight tb?* winner of the Maxrrn )>" Ti-ni itrh A* hgoUvuvy Charles'tried ?n N yam to get a shot at CJus Lesievich's title, he has whipped Maxim in a split decision 15 round S< bout in Cincinnati. in One thing that Charles wa ds hi to do. howeve to br champ of in all 48 state*-by defending his g? rrown in New York against the la winner of .the London bout be. g< twerft L?# Savqid and Bruce B Woodcock. Sept 6 II,- want* th . undisputed utlc of the world ' ** Whdc m Chicago. Charles wa<? V ? much ?uught after young man ftci iiri''!'- ' >T flTiT <71 ?very ag?7~'? demanded his autograph and hojN lave It. At the National Negro Achievement Day exposition at " the Colisrum he received a merit ~ **ar<1 frit ni* achievement. In the meantime hi* : defeated [o?\ J rsey Joe W*Jcott, keenly iP| l:Mp|?ou.t I in the outcome of Ip4 he I* ot. mjv> he will iV'ht again *? riTl.F.S KOI TS THIS .MONTH j In up' of the !u!I in pugilts'.c ^ gossip, tvici rea; title j< raps arc ?] omior apt- on. next week. July I, between Sugar R-?y Robimort. eahorweight i.narnpmn an t K' 'j-'J tavilan. and the other July 1, ictween ligbtwaight king Ike Lj Vllllam* and Enr?<}uc Rolano* _ r Working out in Pompton Lakes, j ^ 4 J., Robinson has demonstrated hat he still can make the Wright r or-his 14? pound battle w th Savifan in Philadelphia, lie , voighed less than 149 pounds vith equipment two wreks before hc big night. He even took off a day from u* mxirfg to keep from becoming Oo share before ?K. hisnt ?'< trowing sfale While in training J* >r ha# been concentrating on the ~ 47 pound division, and says ? .< thing about g iJh>j'blr meeting vith Jake LaMotta for the middle ? vcight crown. ,. . ..-1 i - mj raining quarters at ParksvtHa. 4 Y. boirtn gsix rounds a day. M out into good. ut ihape. He is down to 1 pound*, fa Out in California. Ike Williams w 'i. / V' O': - * \ : * i .r ' .* ** ' vv "M , THE I.ICHTUOISK iwl INF "cENSUSTAKING If \ ..,I 9' | I c Oruui taking in" Km! Af? ri<*a proved far from an eaay p>0 !?ocnu>o of tribal suspicion* and {.aboaa and the conitlBl moving Bf~ different tribes The completed >e?. ports show that the popula Hon of Kenya,. Kgamlu Tapgunylka and Zanztbat pint: < <>ratc totals over 17 millioii?-nearly four n: till irtrmore than the pre-census i?- / tdnate of 13,750.000 During the takkng\?f the census .more v l than three million.huts were' surveyed. Shown above are Top left:'Thirty-year-old C. Jackie B On All CHICAGO' ?:< ANP) Sei-oitd , 1 ucman Jackie Kubinsoti of th ruoklyn Dodgers won the key- pli one position for the National ague alt slut team In the b?I.v|va ijuLii" the i6th -mho VI tnaj 'T^Htj. ague all star game t<> Im* pl.t> gu I in Brooklyn July 12 .. \Tc In gathering a total ??! --1.1UM.2U Yi ilea. Itohinaoii wa? tin- hlghi si K tc getter ip .the leagu* and m- tjfji mil Hilly to Ti d Williams of th rgdott Bed So* in the AmerH'tHt 'Cf ague . Williams VSTTi last year's tic ghe&t votegetter. too. The" itti t. antown" outfielder tallied 2, ti.l 1446 Votes fol i nuy * <unpaneiia. U<k1 its cateher. nor JLiwry Doby, to ieyo|and i n <1 1 .1 naUouitlieldei. lii 1 in iKi all ny ui poll l." ainpanelln 1.004', so Vhite Sox Hire )onaldson As Seoul CHICAGO ~-<ANIM The f4 hica|{<> While SoxHoivr finally reapted -'the idea that there . t , imp -Negro" "h??cball j I ,?> r.? orth ii< iiutirtK . 'n I.ost week John Hjgney,' dir e? i of the Sox farm. system, anj W Duno il the -ignmj; of Jofiu' v, 111:1 h1*orj ftllKrVr- i-he?) ** ^ |-i III IMC till.ill C C| hit-ago. an a.\ , II, Donaldson watt :i;? outstanding M American' League Hurler ... Z vtais, he wren 1922 '33 Th. basement dwelling Wju'v tix have been called the laugh ig stock of lh American iengu i I't :*caus< of their short-sightediioss n* i nor hiring an outstanding Ne 0 prospect, as have the Clev?- vn rvd Indians, the Brooklyn Do-Jiff, New York Giants, an I WJ oston Braves. ,? The Sox home grounds. Conn 3 ley park, is right In the baCK ird of Chicago'* crowded N?- j, o community 1 on the Soutn " >dr and is easily arrestable \.J cgro patrons If they had ava l 'r, 1 themselves of a Luke Eastvr. Montr Irvim or a Sammv-. Ki throe, all playing in minor ; agues, but owned by the In ||i ans. Giant* and DtgfgVr* resotively, the Sox could have ? ilstered their position in thv ague and reaped thousand* <d I .liars m started training for his July I bout with! Enrique Solano* I Iter a few daya of limbering up I ? t?. r. . o/*oi?i - - 1 ik drill*. I Th?a ulU: bvul will determine I lather William* ha* gone back 11 not, Voted the boxer of th<- 1 ar tn 19*8. he ha* done little in I 49 He lost two bout* to KkI I vilan whom he had previously <1 frated, and he ?ha?be?n force I, I pool pond hi* bout with Uolano* ! 'ice becaust of injuries Bob no* has been fighting tune ' i bouts in Mexico Cny, recently, i LAST HdNTTF. JAIIK A suit for $190,000 damages alnst the city of San J<w, ilif, has bt?a tiled by Mn male Cornwall of De* Momes. f ' t 8h# 1* the widow of Billy V wnwell. boxer who died after 1 fight with Pete Marline* in. . srati this past? 4 Piled with the city clerk, the |it charges that the cKy Was j gligewt m providing proper ring eitttiaa. It claimed that pedding ] as thin. ' . ; ; r1 H. * '* ^. * .; I ORMKK. COI.CMBIA. 8. C. | rEAST AFRICA ^1 i* . I I kl w*J . \ K '' >m' ??"- ?* -r:^ , T J Martin, urgmuzcr and dt reelor of the E4at Africa Istettatical d?n>anriici>t, in hi? lofflce al mlroU, K. irya lie hai travrlled **vef ^(HW mlW* lof which 16,000 wm by air latnc? he flat t.> Afncu fi?U-^_ I lowing the > war Educated at IWulvcr-hamptnn ami Man* Hi heater untvrrany ir. England. | Martin was put in charge of a Krcuun in Wtnaton Church HI i wartime "Brians Ttuat"? At the age of 23 Top rujht: David Waruhtu, chief Tu'pervlaor for the cenaua In the Kiambu district of laps Oi Star T< 12 vote* Jo rule second beh m iilv SrtnmKli uf the fhdadetita Phillies Doby rallied In thr final day'-> 'tin* to |aln 062.468 voMtf rdr fifth amnnt American le.i >e outfielder* behind Williama, immy llenrtch of tha New York inktes Dum DlMawKio. -i d So*, and Dale Mitchell of r Indiana Tin poll Wl>'.conducted by th< IK i K" lV4mne ?nd 627 aaaut ml w | adlo station. and ? A record total of S ~ 'a ''*n N P't'ked* the all ita.i .* r 104V The starting lineups for the txs . ima will be NATIONAL LEAGUE -- Johm Mi/e. N Y Giants. lb. Robin n 2h. Eddie Ka/ak. St L?>\i)S ndinalv 3b Hrtrojd (I'eew.ei I eae. Brooklyn, us. Setninh k. c' STANDING .' ? . ' i Associate Negro l're*% latern Division W L I't'T. lit more 24 13 "til l w rofK 15 10 600 OliidHptiiu 15 23 30.i dianapoliK 14 26. .310 uliVillc y 31 22V dlcrn DiVlvion ' W L PCT invas Cjty 27- 15 64.1 rmtnijharn " ??25- 15 H2r? 10 ajO ' , 26 IV 57.1 >u*tnn 17 17 500 . fnpO.* i6 19. 437 tc; six aattincj INDIVIDUALS LEADERS < Runs hatted in?Brown. Kt.\ 40. ar?on, Baltimore, and Sum iTH. v riwago. M Chicago, 13, IXi.i, LV.i mingham. 58. Doubles- mown, KC, and M< ird, KC. 14 Triplet -?Formcn thai. Mrniphlv l'? i.ninglon, Chicago, 5. II' me runs--J Davi*. Houston, five pluyf r> Ikil ju 5 each, (i h<fl<"Ptn/. Dli mmghtm ? l; ifinh, Philadelphia. 5-1: SI: ikc'outs--Collins. KC. HO. Monr.:*. Chicago. 82 Stolen bases. Thurr.ian, KC, 10, II. Chicago 9. . . j. -j. \ PINE STREET FOOD STOKE 19iJ runt n?in 'asiri r of M*at*. ftsltry mm4 ( wmi>ir<r Line* el raJMTf ORCmiFK Free Delivery Servtee J. E. Barnes. Prop. ll~ ? vuncge r lower Shop ^jneral* ? Cut FlowwaVeddiom ?' CorufM -sclent* Table Decoration*. T. J AULIVAN. ItLEft. COLEMAN PHONfc 2-5752 150? HARDEN ST . Cafie: 5S41MI9S I ' 1 ' ' * ' : i ' \ V * 7r '"i'' ~ ^ . *. ' '. *: <KT. :. . V.*;' *Y/? w * 4 ' * . * t> ' \ 4' t* ~~ 1 y ^ ^bb BB I I am K?my*. 7 He ia acen hattdlnf j , , (UU? fiMPnti I.I kU ..It.i.nl. I Waruhtu wit educated at the ; Church of Scotland miaaion, If .L 11| |K Hililflii Uial| AtRU/U|> WIT KtUWIv achool. Uganda, Adain'a col-. _ h|je, South Africa and Tort flartc. South Africa. He ha* ... . recently town appointed to the admmiatratWe <wf of the Kenya government llortonv Enumerators explain 1" headmen In the village of Kamariari, In the Central Province of Kenya, how the _ cenaua questionnaire m completed . (ANP) it Spot I ;am land Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh P.r-' atea; Stan Muaiai. St Iaiuis Cat.(Una la, and Willard Marshall, Gianct, out fielder a American league - Eddir R-obmTw?n, Waxhington Senator*. lbrCa?.i --j Michael*, Chit ago White Sox. 21), ncorge M^ll. Ut'truli Tigrr-s, 3U. fel, ji, (leorgr TrbMlt, Ikmli.ti Red Sox. C, and Williams Henric.i, ami Jcm* IhMagglo. oullu-i.'i c* While winning hia berth a* the I first Nrgr?Vf)layor on a major league alt star team, Robinson ha* | taken the lead in I>at0ng with .303. in total hits with 100, and in atofen base* with 17 He alio leads thr league m runs battad I In. and '? <tod fur the league lead I in doubles and ti ?pie* By playing in this game Rohm i son will he the first person, colored or white, to ever play In both ; the all atai football game and the I all star baseball game Piggott To Coach At A. and T. College GKEENSHOJIO. N-X: (AN!*)Ii< tt Piggott. lormi-r fixJtball Wfk field ?tar at Illinois. an ! !<>r the i. lx?X Angtde* I>on*, has igned-' ri>rich at A and T Collcgf next . fall, it Wiu announced fay hea l; < u;n'h William M Bell 'luring the, week. AIr> joining th> A ami T a tuff j Letpy Harris Harris will be head haskfdball coach Pnfgott will br track coach and assistant football roach. Pigieott was one of ' the Illini backfirld stars in the HH7 Ro?c Howl game in which Buddy . Voting ami Paul Paiti'r?m !?./? I team to ft 45-14 victory over UCLAWhile at- it)inoii lx- earned letters in track a rut football lie earned h 4 master's degree froin thr University of Illinois this year in tb June exercises He also played a yc#r of Proball'with the Dons ot the All-A- i merican Conference During the M sr hr played under Coaph Hell's Tuskegee Army Field team. I We Cseel la PIm F?4? J? Vsrh Meal A Special OrSar 2 I; OYSTERS IN SEASON i collegeInn j S 1609 HARDEN 8T r Colombia, S. C. ??w?WWWMWW9PBgOPOPOOj| CAPITOL CITY , j Sandwich Shop and TAXI SERVICE "Wf ire open tro?Rd I the dqek.^ j PIMM *-7SOI M rnonr cmto7f " O RIB-JACK HON. Prtf. j # ' I / ' ??i???- ?j r> ' f ^ ' ; Support Of Negro Bj Discussed By Leagu BY LU1X ?J>TRBKA illlCAGti^tANr.) Thc tjuotuvi of /an support of N?Rim h . . t>:\U ^toams w?> brought up l?M wrcjr by another baseball official. IT 8s Slmmoiu, bu*tnes? nuiftficr of the Chicago American tetania - behind hi* ftarrup at the lack of support of the American Qianta . arm* to- ho that an average attendance of around. 5,000 fan* have been'convhg.to nv the Giants play double headers and night game* at Comiakey P?.K which ^JuT 48,000 fan*., wtu!?\ Negro fan* flock in much larg'-r number* tn *ce the Cleveland Indian* play the Chicago Whit*- Sox .of the American league or the Brooklyn Dodger* play the Chicago- Cub* dn thr National Iragut Tab week* ago the Giants catpr facts* to face with competition from Jackie H till In sou. Roy Cam panel la. l)o?? "tfPU-cbmbe and the itiixiklyn Dodger* Only a; scattered few fana strolled imo spacious ' Com t sky park to ip? the ruiw the hottest team In Nem baseball, Wtft double . > ' i Charles' Boss Asks Recognition Of N. Y. Board PITTSBURGH. PA <ANP) Jake Mints, managri of world] heavyweight champion Ktzard Charl le*. last week wrote a, letter to Co) Eddlr Kagan. chuirman of ihf Nr.' V..?h Statu Athletlr i-nm ml#?iqn, asking him to recogmsc Chariot as champiott. New York is not a member of the NUA and did not recognise the winner of th* Charles Walcott as champion. Right now in N?w York there is no heavyweight champion In-hH tetter MirvU-Avrotr "Colonel. tn Making you 10 re cognltr Charlesas the world's chiirnpton. you would t?e doing the only decent thing for you to do at the present time. I tun sure you {will be hacked up by 95 percent of your sports writers as well si fay the public. You will also be doii% tlie game a good deed." Right or trrtfng ? 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On the north aide of Chicago at the other end of.town i? crowd of ? more than 42.000 jammed the Cuba' park to *<h< ?ho lWgera \ lose to thf Cuba. <>f thta massive \ \ crowd. at least one third was N> ' Sunnvons advised Una about Negro baseball. "D ?n't kill the 1 fe fsMMe that lays the golden efgv \ I call Negro baaeball the gooso, V our playera the golden <gZg* . 1 In his pica for more fan sup- *>-] port Simmons (Hunted out that Negro nasebali negan . fONMl operation in 1920 when the late Itube Foiitr formed the old National lewgur Only neontly, he Mm. am the wnttc leagues fiQslly recognize the N. gro player. * "Negro Jbucball dimply cannot yurvtve without the proper sup* port," he said "If Nrgro batebell dips there1 will t>e mj_other means ! prepare N.g.o players for the majors It will he finis to those who ore now in the majors. . 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