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Ie Almost
t Make
ar List
YORK (CNS) ? Ole
aige almost didn't make
tar dream team, despite
Ling relief performances
tr?for the St. Louis
plus the agitation of his
1 Veeck. For even Casey
manager of the Ameriteam
~ flus year adit
Paige was not on his
t of pitchers. - Rut the
Boston Red Sox pitcher, Ellis
?- - Kinder, was.
When Boston's, manager, Lou
Bou-Jreau notified Stengel that
j?'. . Kinder had not worked since
June 7th ancl that he had been
placed on the inactive list with
a slipped disc in his spine, only
then was Satoh named. 1
E Harlem High
Youngster Gets
^Paper's Award
Pfl^NEW YORK ?(CNS)? In a
promotion conducied by the
newspaper, the New York World
Telegram, an 18 year old Negro
~ kid; Robert Coles, was chosen
the most outstanding high -fcohool
f .0 senior baseball player. H Thus
young Coles, a peerles- pitcher
. . and a terrifying hitter, became
Ht the first of his race to walk off
I with the top honors which for
r 25 years has given the victor a
free Western excursion with the
R Giant?, Yankees or thfr Dodgersr
Sob chose the Dodgers as did
last year's outstanding kid, Danny
Lynk who finally signed up
with the Brooks for $30,000. To
Sign up with the Dodger*, would
p be Bob's dream come true. "I've
been a Brooklyn fan for the last
j five years", he. declared. "My
f favorite is Don Newcombo. All
T. my family are Brooklyn rooters,
|y. too."
' According to baseball scouts
t. this 6-2, 185 pound youngster
^ should have a wonderful future
in baseball. Said one scout:
ti-s;**Here's a powerful, rawbonod
'. bOy with a genuine fast ball thai
Pp' does things. And a curve -ball
that is sharp and fast. I consider
Et"; him an outstanding all-around
B&-..bail player and a defin to pr spect
for organized ball".
The Dodgers certainly could
plfe use another pitcher!
|| Sugar Ray Still
* Resting From
Maxim Fight
| ' NEW YORK (CNS)?Exhaus
ted more than he cares to admit
since tfte night of June 25th
Sugar Ray Robinson is stir
resting and taking it easy. He
??1,* 'has cut out almost all persona
fcc ; eluded a television show to picf
-^appearances which this Week in
srv up another trophy and a date
at the Cotxyolvinn?jrighteltrt
where friend Billy Eckstine wa:
; winding up his engagement.- Su
ft- gar only hopes he can make hi:
July 11th sailing date to Europe
Big Luke G^ets
r ~ Same Salary
| CLEVELAND.. Ohio (CNS) J
Luke Easter's option to the
>1 minors hasn't -affected his -alary
, His pay check remains exactlj
. . the same as it was in Cleveland
for the res-t of the year.
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Should Ray Rohinson Retir<
Should Sugar Robinson retire
Joey Maxim? was.the question
of daily newspapers by the Nat
In what has been called "one
_a_ in I ? i f * i **
ever siupeu . noomson s ma lor
champion ended at the close of
" oven-hot tiprhts of Yankee Stadii
Dr. Alexander SchifT parted 1
up to the -drooping Robinson. e>
asked, "Can you continue?"
"I can't pet up on ray feet",!
Dr. SchifT communicated wit!
Miller, who had relieved heat-pi
the 11th. "Robinson's had a he
"He can't pro on".
The bell clanpred wildly demnT
acquainted the boisterous crow<
. booksr duly recorded that Joey ^
. heavyweight title with a' 14 roe
Claims were immediately" p
Suprar Ray. It was lO.'l depree
Robinson, pressing the attack
punches had built up a comma!
imately nine rounds. Tie was tl
blows, moving around faster.
Rut was it the heat that reall
was Maxim all this time-in Alas
Jack Rlackburn Advised Ret iron
The late Jack Rlackburn, tuto
Somethinpr goes out of the body'
Rlackburn was a smart traine
omy, lie knew when the reeflex
nation slow.
WVinn Pa^I/ it TV.f nv/iUof t ni
I fT MVIi i'l (I I L 1(1 1 IV' l/(H' IV I
Robinson was there. Louis was
shattered beyond repair.
Sugar Ray closed his eyes a
1 nightmare of the pathetic Joe.
? to me", he vowed. "I'll be out
L Old".
: The nickname Sugar has not
ed in his Manhattan real estate <
Sugar Ray's Quality Cleaners. '
' Shop. He has an apartment hot
set a deal for a wine and liquor
He can toss away his gloves ;
cially. But will he? He loves th
riety, the recognition nn the st
It's hard to tell a man he's "o
in son who likes to stay up late
vice on retiring often falls .on n
Is the hell of age tolling for
v Should he quit after the next 1
.! Here's what the experts thin
Should retire after IN
Should not retire
No opinion
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City of Columbia
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Ve-Dental Training
i areas of Kntdish. French. 8
hematics, Home Economics, I i
ysical Education, Sociology, 8
r intellectual growth and ft '
Class 'A' Rating |
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p After Maxim Fight? rt.t
after one more fight vith
placed before "spdTfs" cditTTrs-"^0
ional Sports Editors' Toll.
of the most bizarre fights **
ring immortality as a triple ,
the 13th round under the
let
tm ?
the ringside ropes, marched
camined him rapidly and ^
mumbled Robinson. | ?
\ substitute referee Rat
rostrated Ruby Goldstein in 1
at stroke". Miller was told. -1
io:
lding silence. The announcer
1 with the facts. Record 111
Taxim retained his light- p1
md technical knockout,
osted that the heat beat of
s under the blazing arcs. n?J
with fancy combinations.of
iding lead, winning approx- '
i rowint? the majority of VVl
consuming more energy.
Iv beat Robinson? Where ^
ka sitting on a cool iceberg? nt
nent At Age Of 32 or
i* fif .Tao T.nuic iitwii vfinvifL-.
. v.. w.-x ..wx..., w
?ry figh t ing?msnr et?v_a4.- ft?. ?
". Robinson is "2.
r. A student of humyn an;it- i
:es began to lay. the coordi- .
4ed Joe Louis in retirement. 1
his idol. ITe saw tin; idol
is if trying to shut out the kg
"I'll never let that happen ?
of boxing before I get too 5j
been loosely applied. Inelud- I
awnings is Sugar Kay's Cafe. I
The Golden Glover Karber 3
ise in Cleveland and recently gj
wholesaler's agency.
\nd be comfortably off finan- P
e roar of applause, the noto- ;
rcct. 1 " ~~
ver the hill". Especially Rob- c
at nights. The soundest ad- finheeding
ears. ' 'h?
the Dandy of the Ring?
daxini fight? i...
k: \
laxim *>r , .n
r; oi
? _ '>' ' 1 gr
Olympic Pledges
Failing, L. A. p!
Bank Beports
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LOS A NO ELKS, Cal f('NS)
- Less than ten percent f fhe Ql
million dollars pledgee in the hi
recent Ring Cro-hv-Boh M >|w
Olympic fund telethon, lias ome W
Lhrougli, according to oH'u lal f n
the Calfornia Bank here in l.o:,
Angeles j}
Bank ofTU ii mis believe the h,
dart 1 nig failure of . the . public 0 0 Vji
- nie through with the money;
s due to ttjt fai t that the Ok. by
Hone show was ?o great with.
hedges streaming in fr 111 all -j 0
.<Ar the .country. that people
rmught their dollar weren't nr
leeded. Thus far th. Oh mp';r os
earn -till.needs (ivrr a half of rn
nillion dollar- j th
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4SITK M4)THE tt rrti
rd St. Julian Rrtper, of Mrs.
aura Johnson, who has hoon in nr
iq .Navy for the past If) years, 0f
ccontlv spent ton days with his ^
*othpr, enronfo to Virginia. Ro- wj
or served several of his 10 years jia
\ Europe. ih
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7ft y < . \. . *; : - : ' j, $
The* staff <>f the Charles Drew
TTiorial Park Day Camp which
s completed it'- first week of
mp" with over 500 childern in
OTitimitr are. left -t-^-H.uht. first
iv, C W. Madden, assistant ditor.
M'rs Kmii> .Johnson,
; 1 i i. . .i . \ i
we i ic.Hii'i , iVijsr- reggie i_ aiuig_
Tribe II Iffuli r. Mis? Anna
lulman, spra> pool; Mis \K?la
nsom. direct re s; Miss Harri;
Waiters, nature I re, . ami
lives Jenkins. assistant alhies.
Stan-! inn are Mrs Lutli\rt
Bragg, Olympi
Star, Gave Evident
BALTIMORE?Art Bragg, the
-year-old Morgan College jun
r, on \vh se shoulders ro-ts
meriea's hopes of, victory in
e 100-meter da-h in the XVth
ympic Games at Helsinki, Finnd.
this month, gave promise
sueh an achievement 1G years
u
And that's not 'as fantastic as
may s and. Here's how,' in the
nrds of his father. Arthur M
ragg. chief steward at the
rcen Spring- Valley Hunt Chin
ear here.
"Wht n Arthur George '.as
ily five years old," lie -ai ;. "I
as walking with him one 1110:1;*
I
through- Hat-dan S^uatv. A.i
a suvidi-n h?." >aid Daddy. I'm
)Tln;i do >o:noth;ne.' and w:ti.
Kit, In* broke away and ran
"I tin- to i att h hi:n i,r.i! th<
id \\ a^ iimnine s 1 t'a t th.it .1
lVe up the e'nase Smcrai nthei
or.sons wiilknp: in the j ..rk ; 11
it* time spud the yuuiiiisti'!
n ! ti?nk oid 111 pur u. whei
icy saw-mo kive up tin ilu-r
"When ho hoy finally mi. oui
mi \ y< unq woman who ;a.'l
ion it ah said "That ho*, h .
hat it takes to heeome a meat
inner one day
''I didn't think ma it an P. I
ten. hut later . h. :i i . .!
nine. I told 111 ? v.ih . c;.n.t
uut it. ' Woman he 'nu
never ran ma\ 1 ;
ill ho a pre at run tun <* . d av
that,' aiul we la..ailed
''As t > yonr.^ii'!' di . o; ?
id eon! miir-i to sin iV. n ; n' '
t in running, we n.it 111 \ <
minted him alt we to,. ! I'.e
tune he went to jun. hh 1,
ho l. ho hatt deflnitrh, 1.0
sso Owen aw his idol Wtuth
?m?not,?h*-?tv-H-r?00.1111,1 a?1
wens take-ofT and tl f < ) . . a
riiMii jumui fl' u L'lu LLi
Mlglas Hiuli School y. h?;e in
tliiclcd the ftf+miTTTH "oT TTpotv"
d U. (Duck) Gib^ n, dim or
athletic-. One day he came
trie with ,t\ro little Tuvlmrrups
nich wo -subsequently found lie
id won in a ploy ground meet
Druid Will Park.
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n ine v*. Smith, dancing: Mrs ;
Dor thy Davis, arts and crafts.
Mra. iAiciftda -Dant/lor, Tribe IV
Tea tier; Mi -s Demet ria Johnson.
-Ti i!?# > 11
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tubus Means. athletics, and Mrs,
Nancy Haigler. music.! Mrs. An
ni'i Thompson in eharge oi thi <
iunch i" om. w as not present ,
when t)io pit turi" was mado.i i
Archery, minatuTc golf a n d /
swimming arc- offered to each; i
eamper. T S Martin in-tructs
-wimming i lasses daily
-- ? ?? - ? j-|
ics Hound Morgan |
e When Only Hi ^
"Unknown io us. he had bee;,
slipping out o the park-, practicing
and t ;ing part- in' track
moots. Under the watchful eye!
of Coach Gibs n he developed |
-Toadily and, of erurse, what he
has d no under Cyaeh tEddie
! Hurt since ho onrollcd at Mori
i
I gam is pretty old stuff to almost
* everybody by now." 1
Mr Bragg, wh.o had entered
the room unohstm-tively, bcamed
as her husband talked. "You
know," he said whon she could
get in a w rd dge-ways, "we
leanv-I .about Arthur C?e rge's
making the Olympic team a little
les than an h,ur after he
won Iris rare. I
"The NaUonaJ Broadcast ing',
Company oul in ("a", fornia call-!
ed Coach Hurt's wife and she'
relayed the exciting news to1
-f-ree. M'c h.usband was at work at!
k :
the 1:rv . and while I don't us-:
?ttnlh?Trim on hirr job, I* just
HAD (? e.a'.l him and let him J
kn '
''Tli.t". right." the Senior
Bra.' volunteered, "and bef re.
long t'.f word had spread
thnnnrhmfT the club. Why. the.
members out there are o proud
of Arthur George that they have
claimed him as the club's "entry"
in the Olympic Games.
"'Arthur.' .some of them saidj
to mo, 'that hoy of y urs has J
.yot l" u :r. TTi; ji.st i ;tn?t Tot Us
dow n'."
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iets Award At . I
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FORT JACKSON ? Corporal ^
Jurtis Randolph, Information
ind Education Non-Commission-^
:d QUicex icu- Liic-4Ut TankJattali
n at Fort Jackson, has'
ceeivcd the Specialist Training
tegimcnt Certificate of Achievenent.
from the regimental comnandcr
Lieutenant Colonel Max ?
/. Kirkbride.
The certificate was given in
'ecognition % of the "Superior"
ating given Corporal Randolph
during the Third Army vCommand
Inspectoin. Randolph's
company commander. Second
lieutenant Junior . Johns p, addd
that the Corporal has receiv d
nothing but superior rating
n V]r r^L'imcntfn insptTlions rorr;
he past 12 months. ^
A graduate - 01 MiddJeton
High School in Tampa, Flori- ;
da, Corporal Randolph rccciv- 1
cd his Bachelor of Arts Degree
in 1919 from the Florida Agri- I
culture and Mechanical Col- i
lege at Tallahassee, Florida,
tie had been vafedictorion Tor? his
senior class in high school.
The soldier .was inducted into!
ho Army at Jacksonville, Flori-'
in. November 90. 1950. lie took^
lis basic infantry training with
Jompany "I." (51st Infantry, 8th^
[nfantrv Division, at Fort Jack(iainford's
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Itawlings Stopped
In 2nd Round
NEW YORK (CNS)?Lutherj
Rowlings, a j>r togo of George]'
Gainford, who's main lettuce is'
Sugar Ray Robin?on, looked]
pretty pretty <-orrv- in a main
event bout here nt Eastern Parkway
Arena with Joe Miceli this]
week. Fight was stopped at 2:37
of the second after Rowlings had
taken a savage going over which j
included two knockdowns in the'
first round. Manager Gainford !
blamed it on weight of Luther:
\vn - was wu in wii'j lor ivnceiu
Rowlings should have stayed at
135. according to George and he
will do so from now en.
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Fans Sorry
Luke Is Gone J
CLEVELAND. Ohio?(CNS)? 1
They booed h*im bitterly when i
3ig Luke Easter failed 'to hit f
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Jackie Robinson
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JACKIE Robinson, Brook
iyn second sacker, pumped the National
League Allstars into I
;i 1-0 I pn rl n i SWhn P??lr ? I
? ? ? - ? ? ? ? w * ?? A 1U
Philadelphia Tuesday, wTOT a
firAt pitch hornerun. The Nationals
added two more in the
fourth and went on to win the
game 3-2. called at the end of^
the fifth innlnff beoau??e of * '
rain. . ,
s-on. ----*?
The summer of 1951 he attended
the Armed Forces Information
School at Fort Slocum, New
York, on a,i island in Long Island
Sound just outside New,^
York City.
Corporal Randolph is current-j
Iv assigned to Headquarters and
Service Company, 41st Tank Battalion
of the 8th Division's Specialist
Training Regiment. The
41st Tank Mattalion conducts
the 8th Division's famed Leaders'
Cour>c which trains potential
non-commissioned and commissioned
officers throughout the
Third Army area.
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ie was hurting the Indians so.
3ut now that the Cleveland 1 \
front office, has made the move 1
and sent Luke to Indianapolifc J3
ans are all sorry about it
ClevelandprM asying UPW )
that maybe eth Lttke needed was?ri
couple of weeks fishing before
tie would get himself straight,
sned out And that surely the ^
banishment to Indianoplis was ^
too drastic. And then you'll hear
them recall kindly all the nice
things Luke did and how his
?ool headedness meant so much
to the club.
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