Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, August 04, 1951, Image 7
I ? A '
I Are
jf^Mays Amazes
t?Even Gcnavese
PITTSBURGH?(CNS) ? A
before the amazing Willie K
' moved up to the Giants;
*V- Scouts'were talking about
truly great he would be. 'I
liked his arm and then his (in
in handling conterlield. 1
t thought his hitting was goon
|V not long.
Evyn his manager in Trcn
/ where* Willie broke into org
zed basebaTL thought that w
""',l Would" never display loo npower.
"BuV" raved Chick C
ovese, "he's got everything,
slashes the ball, he gets c\
hit within a mile of him anc
has the Best arm I've ever s
Rpfontly, Willie has been p
Ing even nis prophets a; too
gerVative. He has IS home - :
flappemj
- s,
Happenings Af Seegars rool
r. The. rainy weather curta
activities at the pool cohsidei
ly the last week. Sunday cert
ly looked Tike any day exi
: Sunday from The point of v
of persons in the pool.
Picnic groups from Ches
Newberry, and Chap in can\c
, during the week to enjoy
Scegars' facilities. It was thro
the efforts of Rev. Rearden, >
was anxiods for the people
. Newberry to* see the pool h
that the group \fra.s brought
particularly Miss Pearl Schi
. perh 'wore''for_
group's coming-in from Cha
Many young people' attend
y the convention 'for the trair
of Christian leader^ held- at
k\.' ; Jen University, were brought
fe. ?to the pool in sever;'1 bus In
* . . and in automobiles. A goo
, number went swimming, Otl
^ looked on. It was through I'm.'
^leccst?in?tdeair;- TvTfoTi^omo i
reation shared by Bishop Fn
j?; . Madison noici and others v
worked for the; entertainm
orTne group that" this motorc
wag arranged so that the part
. -=r pants in the coinfcronce mi
enjoy the facilities-- offered
Seegars.
Senior Life Saving Course
Thomas Hennigan, Will:
West o n, Baumgardner Hil
brand, Frank Fitzpatriek, ~ j
p i Rupert Brown have met all
the requirements for theSey
Life Saving Certificate. Plans
being worked out now to st
?-?-the?prHimin'iiy r-ourse for i
sime grou^, plu< a few additi
ol persons,, preparatory to tl
-r. ' taking the Rod Cross Water S
ety Instructor's Course. Pers
who live in 'other parts of
state may apply to enter the V
ter Safety Instructor's Course
be offered between the 20(1)
August and September 1.
nrnmromonts will he ny
through the County Red Or
111 II
SANIVW
'"'.iood Food A
; Ozie Jacl'
1607 Harden St,
p Tmlay, try Wilkeh ... itV j><
liken. You'll enjoy its simoi
f> tfyle flavor. Price^l ri#ht, tr
TK* *VILlUiN KAMILV COM PA
HSyei
No Golf for Jackie
CHICAGO ^JXXNS4-?Jackttrh
"RobinsonL afraid that his amr- '
\ rent batting slump may. be due
Yfay l(> bis playing golfr Having
laya aImf>st .caught up with Stan "The *
Man Musiai bi the second of the 1
how thrco Sanies with St. Louis, 1
"b ! Jackie quickly fell back more*
cssc I ^ban twenty points behind. His J
'hey! batting average is .356 to Mu-11
bui' sb?l's League leading .378. A1-]
j ways searching for an .answer to j i
i playing golf during the season is ^ 1
OI?*':a problem, Jackie thinks maybe >
am i responsible." So nu more golf.
lays | . _ j
?u? j to bis eridit and ties with Bobby!,
,Clj J'Thompson for the Club's lender-!,
ship in this daparrment. His first t ]
Hit as a Giant was a home run off j,
" I Pitcher Warren Sphnhn. His oon-Jj
ec']M sistenL power hitting ha^ been, (
rnv~;the one thing that ketps he|.
con- Giant's hope.? alive in their eha-cl
pun?:of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
nes At
_7
eeqars Pool
i Chapter about living accoinmo-i:
:iled | dation.< including Tomn and1'
rab-' board.
am-J Tree Tickets*^(Tered - 1
?adm+s*nt+rr-_ tfrk e t - WlTT he ' *
'iow! given to the first fifty children to 1
jappear at the ti> ket window each.!
iter,!Tuesday morning by ten o'clock.!'
in |thruitg,iiout the month of Augur..'
the; The first Tuesday morning, Aug-!
ugh ! i*st ^7thf the tickets are being i*
vho; furnished through the couctvsy j
; of Willi- C. Johnson of the John-jv
ecu, .sou .Funeral Home. Names of tiie'r
m,'other dehors will he given a.t am
?rts, We are continuing to receive!'*
the . rations 1'feni fine citizens who jk
pin. j ure an\.ous tt, see .'that t:i.y one .sgV
ling , left ouf.fium taking advantage. '
ting of_ the poor facilities because of.jj
A1 'a Tack of the adirrs-ion fee. Miss,
but Catherine Mack and Mrs. Doro-j
adsithv Russell made appreciable do-ij.
'dly nations d u r i ng t he week tow a r d;
, this, '~au?er~~_ ?'??U
Bfay'Camp At Scegars" p
CC.-j: Tlib Dav Cnnm rrt't off. ?i
la! ?^tart Tuesday mornirtg be-'
ent ^'"'1' nrc flag-raising |p
perempny. One could \ee hunjci_
dreds of youngsters hungry for <
eht! ' !nt?rest'ng activities'.
. | Many in the group seemed to be
, paying their first visit to tho area
i of the .pool. On a whole, the 1
>ert y?unSsters -eemed to find it most J
<je_ diflieult to wait until the time
ind'*?r su''mrn'n? came around. 7 \
o{ The pool was an unusual spec- I
no^Uaelo teeming.?with -youngsters
arej^lom cvcr>' section of the city '
:art, Naturally. the first thought?that ^
Lh is ' slu!'k 0 w r' *l" NVa "Why j n
nn^.Can't You Do This More Often?''i (
ic.ir ^>nc must got the impression
iaf-i whenever young people thirteen A
ons years old and under got to the
the Pool that they just "Love It". It;.,
V:i- is a most wonderful source o*L
to leasur.c for them from all aof,
pearencc>. I am still 1rv.ni; t o
L . . ...in
\n*; rinci nut \vh:?t most of our vnutrH
udc n!>'?vo "Orrtoen" sot-k for ve*ro-I
. P
A I ('ITV ji;
f C H SHOP
\ Kt'ti^wnuhk* J'rict's" 1
;son, Proprh'toi #r,
I 'hone 5* 1 it'J ^.
; ?
>sitivcly ~ ,L- ^ .
>lli, country liill
Ny, LA WRENOEBURO, IND. *6 k'H.UOf
; . v ? .
Howard Dodgers
Spank Sluggers
Wilson Simkins' Oak Street
sluggers traveled ovev to tin
Little League Rirk ' 'on TMr
rip ward S< hool playground Mon
lay afternoon, and < rushed bn1>
,\ith Cresw.ell MadduaL How aw
'Ia ygrc?un d Dodger-.
Anj the. Dodgers gave the.ni at
nleresting afternocMj^Jbvatmg tin
ittle .sluggers- 10. to 3.
Little Wilson Simkins, Jr. wa:
jibuniig in pitches i.ke a bp
leaguer unti] the Dodgers eaug'u
up with him in the fourth in
ning and sent him to the yhowois
He was relieved by Moses Clark
>on,--.wln) held the Dodgers to ona
t a- Hie game?e-nded after th<
if til inning.
Wilson Sim trills, Jr.-was the lo
dng hurter. while Ernest I'aFke:
?ot credit' for the win. Clarksot
Parker was behind the plate fo:
aught trrr the lo'Ffrs IYITcT Henrr;
[he winners.
Line-ups
E'os. Sluggers Dodger
.M?Cull ] ;.-.mi H P.n tc
P-LW. Simkins. Jr. E. Parke*
io?-ii. .Marsnaii, jr. w. luwnnsoi
ib?F. Allen W. Raw!:
Jh -R. Brown, Jr. H. Bookmnt
*S?B. Ruthdrf >ul (1. Javi
L.F- I). Jennings R. Curn
; r<">i::ic BenUina i
IF R. lVrre " F. Fium*;
The trail)* are eojr'he 1 j>
vli ^ .SihjjJf ir..-> .iiul Maiden
{landing in Little League
1-FAM \vvon I.W.I
Invar! p'nyt . \i> 1
JlkeV'QV,; T:-:;ic 1 <
Wk I.-OA'D.;! ' rnu: ' 3
ones Cluijii S. Se-hoyJ 2 >
Sidney Paik S. S fj.'k J 2
eecrai K J'ark 1 3
i.et'hcl S. Sch'x.'l. 1 .}
MONDAY
ictiiej \ s Jones 1 Impel Sun Sr!
si'hooi
TUESDAY
akevwv.- \s Howard Play.
ground ' ' 1 "WEDNESDAY
L-Uen-.Kynofkrt Court vs .. Jones
Chapel ?
THlICaDAY
lethel vs Seegars
FRIDAY
idnoy Park Sunday School v.i
Allen-Benedict Court.
Ex Champ
Wouldn't Sleep
NrW YORK iTI'V r\x}
it I a -1 there's an explanation of
ow E/.zard Chunks ]o>t ;.-js
I inj>ii>n.~.jp. 1; comc< simple
i a mess'i^p t(. his :n.>thcr. Mis.
ilkerta (. karhs M whom the
\-eh: mp it a-phi {)?>(.( *. on
H: fateful fictht whicii . ..>? him
is title.
*'t >1 'U't kn-i\v what v. ..> * t'.a.
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f.) >' p Soi iv-tnv. ,r< pair
leave C 'Jp-'o? Ki? ?;Ji- ju .in
Vd.pd i:i\.> '!. ">Ir?< !!, this
Robinson
, 7 ^ ff WW):, h;. .. %
.v;,:- ? 11hcl
iniJdicwe:j*ht b xing irn.vn
^ he brought to K11t >c revcm]
; weeks ago, flanked by hi en.
totvrarjn and l iu ei" "I ?>v an K.\j\
lanche of hk a.irr. ; hep
walked un t * *: . r?a.--g : k of ih
, I tvr I.'*. ;?- Prelaw mroute tr
the United States. v.*jf< t :i;
. nicdiaely he 'ail! begin trainm.
'for a Septen.br !2 s. > >, ;
!:ng with I'l it i ill's 2.1 \v;:r
JIia.'..Ty Ti.r:r.. llu? inr?;j v.
j b-aat him.
"J "Sugar ITrr (leninl .1 Ion
J <Ton Daily bxpre^s report this
lie intends to ?iv" up iLli'm.:
saying that he 1 it'l<f several
i rugag' me ? ,, ?.:anv ;ur char,
ty. and thai n-gartlh^ ?u
outcome in the I'olo (Jrmip'i;
\
rRoBmson 7 urpin
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Plphfticteis
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J ball' piay L'l wiw^i:; J:; r/.v. "
11'tvst. It Ju. ' ' >e ;i ; .. ; . ; . /
j h i iPi. TTUTTTTTT : t < i. ,
woi-khor.se, '.viie.i .a
days he woyld i.iS. a- uai:,
f'OIJi? ihm.i ..in .r,. ...y. v'.tiiu|
. 11
ing regular; nd
crs arid a.? he'0 iliU ca^rvin^B
round his spike w.mnds on m
thi owing hand. Yet in the las
s?x ?ames he has hit five hoihets
her .' on will regain his utl^di
SoptendH.'K, but ad mats sfteV^^
cwnofl only with ins healtj^B
not w>r'h it : } he ffrts hu^| H
..
WQ( fr ' riff TmS ' I
& I
Wf :*W 1 ** ^^dk; JH^HM I
El' '"'?i : ^
^B&/^^H^HNflHi^HHBn??m?&'?SH h
'V.''.-; fB^' -^|
week. has assailed legislative
action which would outl iw !h<
r.leeiori i| College pj.m n|
choosing presidents, p*>!ufltii
I'M! fh tt l'< lnov^l c> (be p! II
v. vie! : : .\ri it aliv ue.'.liiy th?
' voire ( :' viinoritx
roups.
Sails foriu^4?*4nd
" reiTi.i IT IT with 'lut pill hi Nm
\ ?La: w 1..11UL .s'ili
fighting man. The liew.spape,
<i'irl c/i i<i llAkinertn wn?l/l ?
.,r- tir?* after thi.s year.
Robinson's sehedul ' eNl!- C
ir Tiny :1-u'. :m\s .starting .\u
u. t 2, and in- said that no c
1 pef.ts tu be :n : ic*iel. lij \ p slri{
for a seeohd fie id with Turpi 11
he regain the title, i
. i lie ,\ - ; 1" 1 i !.e willing to r
.: '.< III.: .-!>< f- v :i thir.j fig
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k.? no . ' \i b:ti y"i!ii v. t
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to tin- people
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^Hfn Dodgers"
^^ndb^ce Cut
BppSr ? (C^'i ? xi
may be ]*Jing hijj
towards the portnant thib yei
I yet for some mysterious reasc
. j home a 11 en dunce Iras nut pickt
up ir; comparison. Turnstile coVi
iis 135,000 behind last -year's fi
i urcs which ware turn 417,0:
: ofl' the 1049 count.
Dodder ??iu.*s blame- televisii
f-u-thr ttttrr-dnnrp slump ai
claim .television revenues eann
make up for the loss of 135,0
people or $200,000.
_uWliite Sox
jShuttle Line
j . ?
BOSTON. Mass, ? (C'NS)
?j I)nvm. asr bur-not To btPiount
jOut, the Chicago White S<
: -ought to m.'ike some changes
"ia hope they would get back <
i nit.- winning train, lcxan l'a
IvK-iia rd - fir-! of :i!T WTwhw. 1 E".
!d'C Robinson who's hitting a me
.199. Next he has reshuffled \vi:
Minnie Monosb. permanent
ifi'oni the outfield to third base.
Attf-r losing live straight. Ric'
. nrds just can't seem to belie
jit - happening to his boys. T1
S"X just aren't hitting for on
M.:"n o is not a batting slum
Hi leads the Vague with a .3
iVi-i age and 75 .hits. Richards It
' i.'ii lent the Club will boun
b; -h. "It's 'ha: kind of club." 1
f tni'Ied. ' *
I ' 'I'll'i. ?n hi v :n i.o
. o;- any other phtce Turn
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CEEP PLENTY
ng|ijj?RE
;h:.
??' NEW YORK ? What
^ j Robinson the most controversial n
nM figure in baseball today? Review- !'
ffr ing the history of Jackie's cancel ^
51jin major, league baseball, A1
White in .the Septenfber issue of b
:>n Our World magazine, writer lhat a
id pitchers throwing fast balls at e
iOtjhis head and runners needlessly d
00;spiking him have caused Jackie h
i to become a "marked man." ' h
t. ln a sports featiite, ,TAre They o
j Ganging Up on Jackie", the au- h
rthor point ntrhthat Robinson lias t<
' made the grade as a big league?
I and feels he "has the rignt to
) beef' when h?*. feels things are j
wrong. This contention is. shared
| by his teammate Peewee Reese
~ who say* "he's- gob a right to
L>cl tliink he's good because he is
good".
111 Unlike other Negro players
'n, who follower hiijb Robinagu
1 was brought into the maiors 1;
under stiff conditions. One of
a" them was his promise to the .
rv ? - - ? T
]y Brooklyn Dodger pre.vy T
Branch itickey that he would- ?
n't argue too strenuously* a- *?
gainst had balls ' plays call?
vd against him. IWsh year he ^
w threw off the shackles that 11
hound him and is exercising n
I player. n
clS ' AJ
[ . While National League presi- dent
Ford Frick admonished
. larkie about pooping off against
? umpires.-he failed to mention the I
^"1 ih.d lilt" piUdlt's LllHHMl tryGiant
pitcher Sal Maglie at Jack?
j e during one of their games, i
II Noted for throwing at the head, 1
! More people are readers i
v of The-Lighthouse than of j
* ; any other similar piper in i
I the Carolinas. How stands J
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ON HAND FOl
FRESHMENT^j
ine amB
r Maglie^l
Notes fron^^J
y? mail that hev^m^f
nd an invitation by Phil^^|
r Russ Myer to a fistic battleHH
er the stands are some of the^PM
appenings that Robinson has
ad to face. These incidents, ac- ~ ^
ording to White, . has spurred
im on to play harder and beter
baseball.
Though Jackie's hitting and <
fielding draws the plaudits of ?
the faris Tils trigger mind ~?h^
the diamond is no less a mar- j
vel. Fred Saigh. owner of the ' y.,
St Louis Cards, sa0fc of him: *
"His mind works like light- < --V
ning, which is why he makes
the plays that beat you",
4f anyone thinks that the head- ~7~ne
incidents?that have taken
iiace can matce jacme quit
hey're crazy. When he's no longr
an active player, it's safe to
et that the Brooklyn club will
a spot for him. Whether it i
e as a manager or an executive . J
a their farm club system is a -jflj
loot question, but you can bet . " $5
e'll still play some role in Ar ^
lerica's greatesf outdoor sport. .
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400 Of Cnlh^r^ M- y_'dg
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V> The Following |
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ess~Education I *
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?'l)ontal Training
SEPTEMBER 10, 1951
ion, write: A *
GINS, President
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