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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, tm orr-.i,\i..,.. in,> i' i : ittcne'i star e:ik-li**r, Roy Pumpum li:i it- f(.. r. , V n c„. ,> | Month/* Bell .maid l- tin out-,1..-auim* j,i .i- ■, athlft.- ~-f ii,.- flMßtll dm trig a It* .-.at JUrht-U H.-t.l (aii.i . i;.. , , „ . eHfifete lor the SMMSW) belt givVo w-m-l) by Hi • fin k.-k. t.<■„;<,n K Z Jf* *UIOu«<.-er Villi -I- Scully <tenter) aunt t,nvi, £ authvritv VJ,,,,,. uoo:?rrtan. (j ftiotv.) , JEw> >wi. SGKVV YORK—vCLOBAL -A-- M^rciariO-LaStc:;/a i -;tu , 40 September :< to come al ; ' ' t- ’■' ia a long time it • .-. 1.-. v... t/ the day' ci thr .-i i :-. l ' fight when c-e i •••’- buzzing for v.e- .. 4 f - ex citement would ;...» >• In those day:-, r.ot •:•:.• in,: tar ing hoUnc'-, >'• . ..d .1 O’; -; a month ahead i if.-.- - restaurants and bora- wouki i preparations t . -’ ‘ ■ ness, and pur gl<- v- • ':■' to entertain o< ■ o£ iv-v . ■ who caint to i• i ■■■■<■ is • way across the - - -• - 11 tomes oat of ; :• heavyweight i. was a com. t. Louis filled tm i ■ .• ‘ champion. N something rt-.ie.r-. < punch, and wn.>>i ■« ’ ,:! t ms prey, and i-;„ systematically beam a ; .mi • •-•■t every Negro felt .1 -t ■ own struggle i>- .*:<.• • man and command tin- -pees. all. But then, Jot- \w. 'lOi'ir thfl'i a Negro chanmi.--- ii-. . -h a clean fighter and tch a t champion that iie nr >-. ht ci tinction to the e !.;>,• ship that will be hard to.- a- . «-t.-e - duplicate. Yes, Joe m. an all-time rout He reigned in « coim-M mai. out pretentiousness or gaudwu ■■•-, and earned respect in and out of the ring. This affair t-oimng up in September is certainly dull and drab in comparison to the days of the Brown Bomber. We see where Mat Whitfield lias come up with another record. The Olympic 800-meter campion set the new world record for 1,000 metes tills week, clocked in. 20.8. The previous record was established last October by Olio Abe re of Sweden. His record as 2:21.3 Also competing in the race . t Eskil stuna, Sweden as Reggie !‘carman, representing the No-, York Pio neer Club who finished second. Boy Campanella is still on ins hitting streak and doesn't show anysigns of cooling down. He has already set a record for runs bat ted In among catchers for the se cond season, and seems to Imak ing a strong bid for the MVP a ward again this year. Interviewed ; during one of iris hitting -treaki recently, Campy v.-a.-. asked if he thought he would reach Babe Ruth's record. Campy replied that he doesn't think in terms ■ f strpaks or record:-. He ,111 st plays each game as it. come?, along and does his best all the time. Which Is probably why he »s one ot n game’s greats. The Rookie of the Year Award is going to be a tough one this year. Junior Gilliam andrf Bill Bruton at times seem about neck and neck However, since Gilliam G. and ML (JOE TO YOU) END-GF-SEASON SALE SLACKS Alterations while you wait at * no charge SHIRTS SOCKS KEMJCED COME EABI.Y Same Day Service On Dry Cleaning ioo F<. Hargett St. Phone 3-SS3B i h«d a tie re.-.i, he letuvned to, i second base* onci has floored pro- * 1 rnijientiv a; every wh* the Dodgers ! ,) ave t i . ; t'p A • r this date. :-'ir V* Oi 1 ivi '’ r.. i l i—; *. ii.t.t ttlfe ; 1 *.age He uo-. su t raa* ruueh si a Cl, , tiierexoie a- tta, not ott;aci at- U: r*t»Wi 4i».i»’iedi rußui Uie Kid , . sue- clu".. a*id hrti- proved he • ! eloit • -h- would '.r.Ae to in or- : t ver tvj j « t;tCre oKI 11 j 1 arte* ; fnßrst In } S ; cure AGO - ANP) - Ancient j 1. r.c-i o\ •?Satchel) i’aigc: demonstra-; ’; od I'-rfOi t 22.888 buKbtill tans, at 1 i u uruskoy park the <ut of pitching j : last ‘ k, b:. 1 . !-., ■ St. Louts Browns ; . ; .'(jSl 2 to 1 to !i:t- :o While, 1 "' ix iTI ti.f- st-rond ,;.<t a tvvi ' i ni .'.t d title header - i }‘:m;A 5-aVt i.t;.i OVdy V;v,- ints in 1 , ! tin- -,i-veil t: mn,:,.- he hurled tr**:- ... .. piia:. l.itiej in ■ the- e-uditiii. , t inept play by his, li Urtiltlate., C.:iu,d tin- tOSS. ‘t ile 1 ! ,; Retied lit: r 1 . si, uck 'i:*t i-hrec men; ! cud up uni> m:e on j : alls. Exc, ot ; •; t! - filtii when ! fit,- Sox scored noli, of their tuns, i in- never v. as iu ti oubli ; 1 An t-i ,vr -: r> d three hits :Wi: the! j Sox their two runs One of the! ’ • has "was i pup fly the St. Louis .: shortstop lost :n the tight-’. In the open,in- gnnu l . wmen the j i White Sox also 'vc,a, first baseman I ! Bob Boyd was the batting and : j fielding, -hen; for Chicago. Boyd j blasted fotu hi*..-: in four trips to i i the plate <»s tin Sox. won 3 to 2. j (,i; e of : u- hits was a liotne run j-,do<i for two runt?. HANIAM BOMBER That victory smile is being ftwlird b> Billy * froMffillflaliffli , .►(‘acock, a fust stepping young man from Eos Angeles. C'ulif. who won ***** SortH American bantamweight chimpionship title front Henry <Pappy) (in,tit in New York last week. Left to right are: ring an miiineer i lorry Balough; manager Joe Stanley; Peucuck, m,a trainer fvitli r itiiio (Newspreea Photo) ~ -• mmm mSm mma&rm < | y. 1 *•! -'IAS® /jr'- NgJ I liw « Z V> v / \ # NJk^wjVw *. S K ——— ———— —■ ———- ————>——- - Angrier & Nimrod Notes - ~ —.——— 1- I.SHI IN NOKfll CAROLINA Stoi ii. or \o Storm 14,ere At c - .villi !i In !in Ocean; B:y tv,n.-: 1 ails lo Slop liatteras Ainbei i'n k Wind Blows Marker'l !**■ t ron, Oli-.liOle IlilieaMat I'iei 111 Tiers Have 11 at t ill I teiuig: lake Vohr I’iik: Eillel of Fla-.hei or Turtle SoM|i. When she was doing her stuff : ciong the North Carolina coast,, 1 Hurricane “Barbara’ was called! 1 o it, e most uncomplimentary ] ; names by the populace in her i i path . but after n was all over, | ; ci- it lev boat owners had to admit , mat Barham, wasn't such an old j : Missy after all. At Hatter as most i boats, mi.'.-eii only two liny-, fist,- : .-'.r.d in the wr.ka of the big : 1.1ti.'.. ti-.iei- i.ulfisti wi-n landed ofl the D: a- County coast to brin • tnt seasons total for the area up ■ a- eleven. i Two (-1 them were taken by ang le-is: fishing from Captain Fred , Basnight"S!•.-•••• arid Easy” out ii.* Oregon Inlet. One . a seven - I fs> ■• v '' .? *s%>, The unusually large crowd came 1 out because Paige was announced ias the starting mound smart. ’Not a fan jest his scat until Ol’ Batch was taker: out. When -he left the park, : the fans gave him a standing ova - tion. Paige now has a. 2-9 wort-lost ; record with an earned run aver age of about 3 55. n tv-. * * inch specimen, weigh- ; ,!■ • 1 . v. :,-. londcd i.i.y Bill ; ; idi'i.ui g A second one 1.. ti-, .-.,i;,c U>at weigh- j ,-, : ... ..it-, ana ~,ta.,urcd an ; , - k i-i :-, 1, tip to tail The i .~- 1. ,ort- .! d; Ui the week j BUI Vail Rich- j j -,i-.or.d, V - .1. Vaii's sail was a| • six a:id a iaot footer, and weighed j J,M ,'s He was fishing from : • Capt.uu E<.:..-«*)• Styron's “Tlie; Twins" out of H: '.teas. Veteran skippers along the coast! : 'round t.a -:: n Junction say the ~..illis'il. . sraso-t is just beginning. O’l Moitdi.y, sdter Barbara had 1.. : ,vn 0, ra> out to sea, Cap tain B..m:i ci \Vatic-.lose prov i I,i that Ur n- ;.i 0 still amberjack tic waters of North Carolina s CJ;:, 1 Sur:--: With Jack Taylor aid party troin Norfolk aboard, j ir.oy t.rou:,ht in 14 big amberjacks : Monday ii.oi-t.it'! On Sunday, in 'pecii.- . such as tiout, iiot, :.- .ii-;,-. -. and biucs, ,y,:ie be* ~ ; .; ~t. noth Ilsitteras and Ctn ,in Ittict... And experts in . .things as channel bass fish- : ing : redid ng at mid-week j I Uuit. tiio iuciv v.-1 tii drum for sur ; ,v<Hi:,i pi'-'k up steadily ; troin now on. DSgvncoast, where bad weather lux ~i; ; fishermen all summer I joi.p, t,-:o Spanish mackerel ap ; pari-niiy have come back into the ! ;,iva art. nd Frying Pan Shoals. !Co plain Ray “Pappy'' Stubbs took T7 JE C AYtOONTAN • IT’S GOOD TO BE FREE George M. Neal, aviation mac-hlniaft mate, ISSf,. of 441 East Euclid Ave., Spring field. Ohio, enjoys one of the delights of the. free Site lce cream, Neal's having the treat at trie processing <• liter at Freedom tillage, Munson, Korea, after being sepulirkatett hi -‘Operation Jiig Swlicli." tjiewtpres* hWal Loop Play End Nears CHICAGO (ANP)—Only two ••lore weeks of U-ague action re mam for tin- four teams in the Nt - ■to American league in the 1853 pennant race Unless one ul the othei irtr, 1 sifUfids makes a ter rifiC :-:l*tye, t-.u- iCarisas city :vl»> narctis appe-a, cinerge «:»• disputed champions Tfte Mon arc ns won the first half ixtrily, ar.U the,, hrivc- a good had in tin- secoad iio-if competi liou. Next week tiiey p»iay hosts 10 me Birmingham Black Barons, their most persistent challengers during the first half. Top drawing card of the NAL for 1953 has been the Indianapolis Clowns featuring the loop's first female player, Miss Toni Stone, second baseman. On Sunday after South Park Whips Windy City For Eleventh Time CHICAGO (ANP) - Unbeaten South Park Cricket Club won its t-ievo-n straight victory last Sun day. defecting the second place Windy City Cricket Club 74-4-4 at Washington Park here. Approximately 100 fans, tin* lar gest cricket crowd of the season saw the hard fought match The stui of the match wa-. Whitfield Scores Mark ESKILSTUNA. SWEDEN- (ANP) Middle distance runner Mai Whit field, former air force and Ohio State track star, Sunday set a new world record in the 1,000 meter run as he was clocked in 2:20.8. Declaring that he hoped to win the 1953 Sullivan award as the nations top amateur athlete, W-nit tield smashed the mark of 2:21.3 set by die A berg of Sweden in October, 1952. Here in Sweden, Whitfield has defeated Aberg se veral times this summer Expressing confidence in his a i'ility to break the 400-meter re cord, Whitfield said, “1 plan to shoot for it later this wefk at Co R. V. Wagner and party from; Moorosville N. C., out irom South - ou ins boat "Bessie Hay They got loti mackerel on the famous shoals. Aiui tiiat gave an earlier onset of bad weather blew the fish out to sea and that the ! hurrican had blown them back j in again. On Thursday, John Gunn ; or of Shallotte, who owns thej -Hon Jon" reported that north easterly winds were keeping him j from catching many fish, but that a three hour trip to the Shoals - Thursday morning taught him . ometaiug He saw more blue-fish and mackerel than at any time i this season. But in the nui ihcust -.vind, his party could boat only; i>o. Garner is waiting for the wind j to get back around to the south i before h> declares war on the mackerel again That tiie usiiai autumn bonum.a cl fish of all soils is about to move into catching position is borne out an reports from Bill i Robertson who owns Kate Bier | tit Kui'e Beach. The first pu.ypy i (Inmi of the autumn season was caught this week by W. M. Teach- j cv of Wilmington . . fully ten d iys before Uie first one was tak en' in 1962. Also moving in slowly, i but in increasing numbers, are the whiting or sea mullets, along I with bluefish and trout. Between | a hundred and two hundred have been caught from the pier each j c.uy since they moved in ten days i ego, | Incidentally, anglers on the pier] at Kttre are seeing triple these • triple-tailed flasher was caught | days. Last week, a relatively rare j off the pier. This week, a man j jroin Winston-Salem, who was too j excited to leave hi* name, got an other one. It weighed 13 1-2 pounds and inter fed 10 people. The most surprised fisherman of the week was Harry Newsome of Winston-Salem. He reeled in a 60 pound sea turtle. i SPORTS: In Brief noon Aug. 30. the Clowns are! snaking their final appearance at J their ‘-bouse’ in Buffalo, N. Y. j they :iieel the Memphis Red i Sox at Offorrnann stadium in a; i ouhie liesder. Next week tiie two squads also j will meet in Lancaster, Pa,, Au;\ . 31 at flight; Washington.D. C. in C!i iff lift Stadium, Sept. 1; Baili aioi-t, Sept. 2. and Wilmington, Del. Sept. 3, li'iday night, Sept. 4 play at Connie Mack Stadium in Philadelphia in a twi-light twin; bdi. Last week the Clowns defeated j two top semipro tarns in exhibi- j lit.ns. taking me Great Lake Ducks • i t Michigan City, Ind. 4 to 3, and j I’.iv American Legion team In Elk hart. Ind. 9 to 7 in 10 innings. ••Boogsie" Johnson with a top- j score of 23 runs to pace the win- j nine Sout'-; Park dub. He a!-/ ! sparkled afield, retiring Windy j City star batsman, Henry Lewis, j on u spectacular catch. The two teams meet again next i Sunday afternoon at Washington i Park'. penhagen, and maybe I’ll be able to break it.” At the beginning of 1953, Whit field, who now runs for the Grand i Street Boys Club of New York, 1 announced that he would try to break i 0 records this year. He; wants to make these achievements ; 50 t-hut he may become the first! Negro to win the Sullivan award, j Hi- remarked: •Td certainly like to win it. Af ter all, no member of iny race e ver has won it before, and I would consider it one of my greatest honors if I became the first color- j ed athlete to take it.” DODGERS KAYO GOMEZ FOR 13'1'H STRAIGHT BROOKLYN (ANP) Un-; leashing another barrage of batt ing brutality, tin; Brooklyn Dotl- i gors kayoed rookie hurier Ruben ! Gomez of the New York Giants, Thursday, for their 13th victory in a row and their seventh straight over the Giants. Roy Campanella, Jackie Robin son rind Junior Gilliam took she lead in the demise of Gomez, who : has ueeome the ace of the New i York pitching staff. The Dodgers - whipped the Giants 10 to 0. Campy drew first blood in the j < pening inning, blasting a double j uiiico drove home two runs, his | lliJth and 113th runs batted in for tin season J.n the third inning, Jackie blasted a three-run homer, t:is, ninth of the season. Gilliam sent Gomez to ten: showers by o penine the fourth with a four-bag- | gt-i. _ , i Gome; now has a record of 10: victories and 7 defeats for the sea- j son. Two of his losses have been j to Brooklyn. Wildness and the long j ball proved his undoing. Giant et- | ror-- also helped. Kur the New Yorkers left field er Monte Irvin still is out of the lineup because of his injured right ankle. Manager Leo Durocber is not taking any chances on Mon te's ankle as it is the same one that kept him out of the lineup nearly ail of last year. INTEttCROUP FILM CATALOG READY NEW YORK A catalogue con- : tfiining a selected list of human | relations films is available from j the American Jewish Committee, i 336 Fourth Avenue, New York 16, j N. y. The list includes 160 films j on human rotations, community j relations, democracy, American, nistory, and mental health. Each film is described. Us length is; given, and the names of the pro- | ducor and distributor are given, i Lorraine Wins National KALAMAZOO, MICH -- lAJYP) Little Lorraine Williams proven hei.st-ii queen of til- tetmts iuuit among girls 10 years old and under when on Saturday she defeated Patsy }'aimer of Phoenix Ariw t-4. 6-4 I , 14 and, left-handed swept through hi e singles last week without losing a single set in the national tennis rneei. Her NC Boy, Formerly With Dominoes, Heads Drifters NEW YORK — iANP>— Thou-' i hysterics wht.ißvi •• the Dominoes j quartet appeared in town, w»L i ..,_ i Cmvi.v s ,vilevi toeti tavurms/ii to- I v/ards a new vocal group called j ;hi "Drifters." i The reason is that Cylde Mu- I Phatier. a Wbisuii. I7C ouy -o*d i ! 'he ex-hot-sineer of the Dominoes, ' j has left the group and is now lead- \ 8M ■Er’ Hlf, >■ ’-Jf ¥ tJ Ijl fIDK II i s; . • iWH ffIS&SbL ■ ■ -'X '-i-yn r-.-ji - *>-.. .-l . - r m •HB '' /" I tH , “THAT'S MY DAD’ The Silver Star medal for gallantry in junta* ♦»a.*, presented to Pfe. Thomas J. Kichardftoii of Jamaica. N. Y. taM week by 1.l Genera.! Withers A. Hurress, tcmmuitilir,* Qenetmi, FVrat" Army, at headquarters, Governor's island, N. Y. Looking tat wWfc uiimlstukaiile pride is little Michael Harrison Rli‘h*hl.viii, ecu of tfej awardee- (Xewxprewt Photo.) .(•Kir*.'.,. l r— ™ ' 1 * T “•»■»■■■ i . * .. . L DISTILLED FROM AMERICAN GRAIN 90 PROOF. SEAGRAM-DISTILLERS CORK, NEW YORK, N. Y. / PAGE FIFTEEN j victim in the title match was a 1 2-year-old unseeded youngster ! ."ho wax the surprise of the tou.r --> ami.-lit i Aituougn Lorraine got her start i 1,1 r -be American Tennis assoc i | etion, she decided to bypass the | ATA nationals now in process at j Lel'.nuie-Coi.ianan college in Day | tuna Beach, Eia. * j ing his own aggregation under tne personal management of George i.-. ok j v ■ AjiieL't "1- id* harah Vaugfen. **rf - cj i ♦ pc* Y.v'tli : .eg trie Dominoes achieve much ■■l their pres,nit-day success as | lead tenor, i* expected to create : .m even bigger sensation i Treadwell also manages Sarah ' Vaughn and Ruth Brown, I -
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