WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JUNE 18. 1955
Want To Win Base.baJl Avgasient? Have Own Score Card
Golf Club Holds Tourney
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (Global This
city ’s becoming more and more
conscious of that wonderful sport i
which ma.es both caddy and i
golfer famous. The Paramour.'
Golf Club is still being praised!
for its various entertainment pro
grams, especially during the late
Spring when its annual Golf Tour-'
naments are held. This year’s
tourney, played on the Forest
Park. Go)/ Course the week of
May 21, was the first UGA-sanc
tinned tournament of 1955 and
was won by James Davis and Mrs.;
Gail Patton who played against;
approximate!'’ 150 competitors.
Leroy Tyus was runner-up in the
men’s group, and Mrs. Julia Siler,
in the women’s.
f •* ">"•> •••/
PnKCiICTS a Kf*' -.- J i,; 1 - ■•■•;*■« . v». ; y ir r
> trigtili Mil *d<* worse hi* oMeai in dropping >o,n* K> pcmiu.
< t-*r hit tide fit agair,*t Bobo Oison ta New York’* Po!« Ground* on
i *B, The clever ring veteran aniactd » record crowd of visit-,«■
14* M* J«n9 training Headquarters by pounding successive (ptrmnt
(wtiKß wxrarnit the rln* through 2-5 round* of Hostnc- Sportsman
farther “Best”' Bindoiph • > >Wb the t,loves with which Moore predicts
*> teneMUtnod ©lson, ti„* middleweight king. (Newspress Photo)
Bi-Race Teams
Play In Trinidad
POS rr-Of-SPAIN. Trmidad
f ANP> » f-n ih® titst time id IP
hi*'.wry of the eoiony white foot •
bftlier* will be seen rubbing thoul -
tier to thoulder with colored play
er*.
A team es footballers from
the United Kingdom is now in
the colony engaging local |
team* In a series of matches.
May Begin Mixed Bouts
In New Orleans June 22
NEW ORLEANS Unless the
Louisiana Boxing Commission
wants to prevent the normal de
velopment of boxing in New Or
leans, mixed bouts will be staged :
here June 22 for the first time
since 1892 when George D 1 x'o n
knocked out a white fighter,
Biasie D'Antoni, head of the
Louisiana Boxing Enterprises
says that be has signed Willie
Troy and a local while boy,
Willie Pastroßo for a match on
lime 22. Member* of the box
ing commission say *‘N«."
D'Antoni is a miilionnaire and
an aggressibe business man It
was he who sold his elaborate
mansion in St Bernard parish to
an aggressive business man, It
for a country club. He gave them
bark every penny when Dixiecrat
Leander Perez, blocked the sale.
Hkw HOSIER RECORD Here are the Dodgers who recently set a club rer
nuns in one, IKbbet* Field night same *g«iiut the Milwaukee Braves. The ir'-o, 'y V: p
B«Wer, who accounted for three, round-trippers, is. being held up by team: . iV ,i - ;•*. . . ,
■ Rsc.se sad Boy Cainjicunella (left to right), who contributed t» the, liojJgcr-.’ ii-n vi . t s
I bit, a double, barely missed tiic fence, and the setting «< a new major Jesiffiic record' Ini club hoir.eri
_J tAcwspras* Photo)
The Tournament committee in
cluded J. F. McConico. Director:
Alfred Wilson Associate Director
I Harry J. Nailing, Registrar and
Ernest Simms and Fleming Cody
'in charge of Rules, Among those
| attending were Bill Spillai of Lo
Angeles and Charles Sillord of
! Philadelphia who played in ex
hibition. Others included G- orge
' Wilson, Alton Illinois. Carl Rag
land. Detroit Mich.- Robert Hin
ton. Peoria, Illinois: Jimmy .Tone.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dollars
| Saunders. Memphis, Term : Jim
inv Hodges. Bat He Creek. Mich •
Mrs. Geneva Scott, Leonard
Brooks, Edward Cooper, all of
1 Peoria Illinois: Karl Washington
; C. C. Armand. Duke Elligan, B
The visitor* were given a
rousiftg wrteome on their at
rival. They will also be seen
in action against colored j.I-jv
er» In other islands of the
Caribbean
Also in :it We s Iv
ctickotcrs ft m A .tT:.. a. 71, t v
j have already pia,v**d a i,umbei
i matches and have wot: thy
D'Antoni says it is NOT against
1 the law in Louisiana for Negroes
; and whites to fight in a ring
They play basketball, baseball and
: ride as jockeys against each other
without trouble He is going ahead
with his plans.
1 3. T Owen, former athletic of
fuial at Louisiana State Ur.iver-
I st’.y, now executive vice president
of B’Antoni’s company, say.- he
toes no reason why Negro boys
may not light whites in the •mu
He says we have mixed bouts in
: the Olympics, in the North and
Hast, and LSU boys fight agaii
Negroes without incident.
In the meantime the public s all
"01 the mixing. D’Antoni says hi
has other bouts planned and
i there is money in them thar mix
ed bouts. Money talks loud. too.
Long. all or Chicago. 11! . Prime
Viinc. Evansville. fo.d -Hr. ami
Mis. Wili::iin V'-Jiirv Kitty- .
Cuy, Mo: R'r.n Wnglit Rub
ber Jeters of Mcmp: l: . Ti-.nn
William Burnt, of Lincoln. Neb
and E. Moody of 1 can-• il!», (rd.
Filtert.aintnen-. oui u..: the Tour
nament week lur’udi d so ■ei-'l
dinner, u-ui.de rs cocktail hours
in the b-autifu’ homes of t.eve a
of ihclub’s n-'-mte ■ ;,J a
"Chat and Chew” grt-fc,c°i.ia r a.
the C.'ili’ hi rfd'-Hla." Cits 4■} i 3
Easton Avci.'uc.
Sports
NEW V }R K
Newcomb*- iia had :! ;, f . _
inns thumbing the ero ! 'd
. books th< - past few . run:
if Don keeps: on. Le'il ;.<•» *<
; The records kept on Dor .•• not
likely to ! re: : ■ . o/Tit- day
he should wind up in trie cm: of
! Fame the;* wil. be . *,-,
back him up. There are, however
a few great j.-nchec w hate like
nesses we think could '.ye!' gtuc<
tf.c mus-cum at •Jocpy '"Town but
they vi;i never be then- because
they are Mr . roes v. bo v\ ,-1 s - pit-.-h
--inc them oeam tv;t y round the
turn ,’i the c.-o-.u:v. hut conic
never ,-t irtio big time i,of
I heir color.
!or in*: •• ><•-. t hoi t . . \
drew Kube" foster .»f th *•
\ iib;*?i Giants He pit ■-• ci
several 00-hitters during I.
oHeh. ■! a n-- tiitc-r against
Caimifr m i'i;i4, and .struck
out Ik men :»?. jnsf i ronton
in tic >:u»e. year 5 ■ .-rybotjv
KH\o :t f<> —be w-is “the
"I'e.iiest 0 ,V*fi lh-'*rv ,i as
Walter Hah abo was < alien
the “Invintibie Waller' in
Viaycrf with ,b- \n\crHvn
* Ul! - <"T ;i;o ,r. ! !0.
tiso. t ,it. McClellan of ibr
PbiDae-p.h!,- (u-ni. 01-.x'-.i
»gv»sit.-.i v„rU, fa fi.i* S',
1964 and tilaol, :-*i Not
;? iiii.i! »>*ae’o <1 fir*!, and h
! ).! f rft!,. t:it?er- C-o r,’.-
>. a , . m- < (Hants
was v-So o •*<-. -,f i: uli-tim -
sre; and *n | <1 th< in."
'*'.««« nun: vr, want.-d him.
bo, ihf ■'.y.'nil-rvan’s n?)ce
n»'iA“ rtevcnii-d ||c struck
ou< £> I/.C51 arainst the
ftriiU < »M»rf team i. the fast
en) la-ara so I
‘ TK.ip e. r ......
uioT.r them Bil'y H tm .Vf * ;iie
Ik: a, f ,;i,ri(-. r. an-, , ..,^,-1
John Duviy of fht Delano Gian's,
and CT»ariey ''Kiri" CT u. If V:.V
Royal Oistits. Aii "f iu -e rres;
plaved acnißM :v U( ,
teams of the cDy in e>’iu r bn:on
games and cadi ■-■ v :,s
i-'-v i I i place a’one v,th the top
performers of the day
RAV|*OJRD XO x i\:<r-\ f s r*t
& 'Mimw. V-. okk *v- rm ’ c sf« i s
CHICAGO, iiu - K;y: •.a John
tu eifht feet, .if-:' ahovu tiie
gut-ryi t’ t* I?j.n? ;■>. i; id mer job
I traveling with ? 5 * o: ci;> d, a c^r .
rj i y ; Kil? '1 i ’ ,*i
usuaftv finds liis be. u‘' rf!ore of
'a handicap than an advyutaite
It »s practi'-ailv :mr-o>en-,r for
n,rr lo fir.ct a norma* job evt-n
th ill job piu• s:ni r . * t ' I-O’i'tS hi-'
rato.N noifnal o* «?bov<i in n.nn '••a .
debtor; :> and .sppud Uvsts ]| boils
down tr Thu fact that Rav i? just
too b»g for the tools and w-.n-kjnj.’
ecjUipmcn!
“I got vob on«n ; ; a laborer
at a brink an.l u!o plant. Fay
saio. ' J kept it a iur.f, tarns bn
fjiu j* s they bad y
sliov-e! v it!: i<T' >;! vi ioue handle
for rne to v.-v 4 n,i!i”
Ray, ». . i;- -• ri;:- i,g • oif
•-’itason v :th h;- v ,t- a«d '■
I'hildrer in Purl D ,dS e, 10w.,,
pay* S!OS for his suits, her an lg
i-2-in'.'h ne.'k and 'v.-avs jti?.e 24
10,' whioii v ; h’ri, 542 -,
hi-. Me ran atiovd on.y onv pair
a time.
Bert, of nor.nal si/.e patents m
Laudi" da'c. Mississippi 35 years
.age, R.tv say.- th i he :s tbankfm
You Can Know Precisely j
Who Hit And Who Missed
During The Entire Same
r*V RAKFR V. tIOKTKN
CH?c. AGO • ANP• Wiiein* :
1 v •■! a • A’uei lean !e«tgu«- fan or
i National leapuv roote- one of
‘n,, be*t wav:* to w,n a bo.-i-bd!
v i.-jont is lo have \ -o, n
:i:t* bv ~ap,e scorecard - -'
■f-ieteiii’e
So vom sav t'arapani I 'a got a
.-■ii!, . or no»)!><-'. i)«>e t as«*ba)l
dribafiiog ad'-fr.-'o v *.iy: toot it
wasn't Campy that got the tin.
'■.a- Snidn
Using Uie following basic s'- ns
boN. yon can readily Nm to
,i ;? y .-,i,;i ow n scorecard and
, *■ i-xiicily who hit and .* '•>
in- .nj o-iring the entiic k.. 0"
!-ir*t -ss»:;n a position mid
her hi p«ch player •"r >"
>.! in- r tin- pit, her is Nn nbei
I; ier Sunibrr ’ ir:-t
iv*se»n:in N,ild'i, i a. second
huM'inan .~Pi 4: th:iu
1 Ihm Run Number 5: shortstop
Nutrlur <i loft fipider Nun*
her 7. epriterlfcltier Number *
anti riit'ilfteliier Numlier 4
W; t o using tins ays).’ rr, " »s
; (.> avmti using uniform r.uin
tiers. iosU'-’d von should p)aC« tec
; p'- ’• er f, p. too ut'iubi-' r,to
It is name r;>: jou> ‘.1'.0.-eNheet
l.i rd-’ to a belt. i. ’ - fU
\! of’ sy.’! bo IS *•’; ?nu Id be lit J; v<l
V> for ko’.k f*B for pr! -cl let!:
; p. t .... ■ '.»'P i. *A
f-, i, HP for h- h-. pitii.T-. K
l- i ;ti kl'-ou’. EH r • a.-
’ ii. S/ ' ; ..,i e K ■ K !
En-or. 05 so ■ Out Steal.’f-S and B
h.i r,«ik
r •/ 1 1-,*.*-.- >mh'. !c a, r used
Hy off* JiV '•tours are! h-.-eball
A or:'- i. I i« re'.-i hod l.y 4
iiiip’b -i ai'Ct a dash t‘i r tivrpl'
! b- a .*.:ig!e o i?fi
f..-!d y : , i>- j’corecrfrd shouto rf£d
‘•7 > ri< ' : 1 tin- batter', re
*7 .V nr pc’ 7 I ' •'••l'd' ’ ' ri ’
left fielder n-h'i hartoD* lie bU I
Inb* d*h -n-1’r" 1 V ,v * thf* ini'
A* ciouulo of d. -mifcl o>
tv d!. - )» 2 > A>ofi .# ... ’ nree
I?j ♦/•ith ca?o. howfvv: b* Jrf ' 10
2 Ex-Big Leaguers Make
Blazing Debut In Minors
TO I EDO. O—*AM 1 Hi ml
. to R-.oiaspn vnuc P.-na
-3 debut (<>"• the Ton O", so> alter be
big {iptioned t", tr ' ■-> j vauiuie
B ivr-v by t’.v.ihng a 5-!o-3 ,
win over De::. -r m tn< Mi'.,; High ,
. Ci’-y 1
Knbinson yielded two hince !
runs, both la Man- Thornbt r
iv. Alter the Denver first
baseman hit one in the seven-
Don Eaddy Repeats On
Big 4 Baseball Team
ANN ARBOR. Mich. ‘ANP)-~
Ddr, Eud-'y. v-.-rsatile University
,:f Michigan athlf-te, was named
on the Big Ten Ali-Stai baseball
nine for the fourib consecutive
y ear
The Wolverine third tins*
man trnm G i ard Kapicis.
Mich., was signed to a con
tract tilth ibe Chieagti < übs
and assigned ui Den Vlmnes
<!a..i team «if the CDs* A
iii-st in league. He will re-
Joe Black Is
Sold To Reds
BROOKLYN The Negro man
who almost pitched Brooklyn to
the National League pennant sin
gle-handedly in 1952. was sold by
the Dodgers last Thursday to the
Cincinnati Rede for an estimated
$25,008 and a player who is to nr.
del; >ed later.
As far as the Dodgers are
concerned, the departure of
Black eiuted the .saga of a"
tinhrarlded pitcher who rose
to the heights in his rookie
year wilted just as suddenly
Hear Satch
Signed With
KCMonarciis
BIRMINGHAM, Ala <ANP‘
l.- uy 'Satch'! Paige, veteran
pitcher who once started with tty
Cleveland Indians and St. Louis
Brown-, jaw. we - k war reported
.sign: d by the Kansas City Mon
arch? of the N"gro American Lea
gm far approximately $40.0(10.
Paige, who nitebed against tr?”
IL ■ nungiism Black Barons i.
Sunday, was signed so, the re
mainder of the 1955 season.
THE C A ROM Ml A U
■ mm mim*
i'.-e the mu not r relauce » the
t':cid«‘i* that plays t.-ic p»h
A ilit <0 light f ield would b(
i .'carded hv*’ly <9 i The r,..:jyv,*
p, >. e<. - - Hppbi-? i i filter field:
pißa
In short numbei 7 is the '<-ft
I•-1 < 1 1- : Mu.’i i, i t\. the cpiitei tiHJ
and Number 9 i ightfif-idtr. ,
If a ,i,>i)u run is recorded,
feu: dishes an to be laseti plu« !
the ni.inhr-r indicating wheth
er tile bait wen! ever ihe
eight, left or centr-ljrtd fence. ,
VVilen a double ptas i» made, i
record how the play m - .it For
example, a twin-nut lut from 1
short-to-sermrt 10-first. would !
bo iilivtrated as follows: ik-4'
and 11 .1'
The fisc. if mmircaD :-’.di
caic the fir's! oui shortstop (No.
Hi if. basemen (fin. v Th
-of figttrrr show th*
folldwit,-; ■- -1: . Os" find b Pin *
to f.i-'t boiiscman 'No 3>
W ; <-r. if-iced ng th- .1 ' ■ p,arc
i b>- e'l'runiic! bcbjnd tk *»
jl'iru, rd the piii.’c. v*!;o v.,.ir j■ *,
In concoisiort. you -'. >- * D- j us*
the lower rig'ii' ‘,.u;a cort.e* <<!
tin? ■•a'lare to <:u-v w ua» fiaiipot. •
cd t • f Itf.’r :n:i<- lrt-3 a*, to
fio 'ii of b'f at-has i emp*
Reserve ‘r i: pptf . igb. hand
cr>*•)!•• : in ss f-t if;.- an y-'.biiv that
bap* lo hi’-' at :con 1 ba' c
K-ir events it ihi b:.
fa a’ -*icT. in 'h ' >jpp« • left nanc.
corner -if tie box
How eve i if a i inn v r '
rp . .’*r in Ihr iov • left
h’-.iiC corner a*.d s!"> snow how*
KBps. ■ * cl, •.chotn*-i’ ov • • »
left a•. lid pitch ''.V P.
ssi-rafo.’r f! > «SF*. f*
‘ Use a heovy ri.it ill the box cm'-
rcsponditig t.i ic players turns; ir.
■ iralicatc ihjft he scored
Commit .*•■ - -bo * a 1 *■'
u.".|hs 10 v k'.'bi.' > < •».<;
happy ho\sr* pin--i mg A rr--.-*-
i j' .4 v P..J llOlgp i TV-5.1 ~
th inri fir,a! tuning of ,i first
gam*- of a ii**ub!r hedUrr
Humberto m-i down th* side
on si rikes.
Jim Pcnciielon anothi * S.\
optionee from the Biaves. gamm
ed two : ui a 6-tos Toledo
trivimpn t’— : *. in the 1 '
home pa,,. A, outfielder-':ifi<’!u
--w ::.h .toe !;;Penoietoti .-
expected lo be used »n the >•'. n 1
harder, for Ti.icdo
port after graduation till*
week
Eaddy earned s starting tiei'o
on Michigan's baseball teatn in
: 1)31 when freshmen were eugi
*iie He has been a regular since.
Ele also was y four-year piav*’-'
on the school r bbske'.ball
and for the past two seasons wa*
regarded as the team's leading
playmakei He played vhit. v
football his f. e'sniutui year, but
gave i,pi the sport
if! hi* second y+HT and tried
unsuccess! uily to regain some
«*f hi*, former prominence dur
ing the next two years
Black w horn the Dodger* ob
tained for a mere M.OOfl from the
Negro league; in ibe winter of
1950. cam. op in tin Brook* in the
sprint; of 5‘J a ■"ter a mediocre 11-12
record in tile minor.* the yeai be
fore. Then a ripe old 28, an age
considered far too old for minor
leaguers to tie given a trial in Hie
big time. R ! o k amazed the base
ball world with his pitching wiz
ardry.
Used almost exclusively in re
lief. Black posted a 15-4 record
saved 15 other games and turned
in a brilliant 215 earned run
average through 54 game? Dodger
record for iron man work at the
time
entrusted with the starting as
signment in the World Series
I'oenc Black lest a heart-breaker
to the New York Yankees and
wound up with a 1-2 won - tost rec
ord in the Senes.
WARRIORS ONLY I’Kll < AGE
TEAM WITH COLOR J.IM
NFW YORK iANP» —• When
the Minneapolis Lakers signed a
Negro player last wee!:, ending art
eight year taboo that left only
She Philadelphia Wan tors holding
to a segregated line
Eddie Gottlieb, owner of the
Warriors stands alone as bav
ins the only iily-v. bite team
in tic league uhich t' ! de
plorable In view of the fact j
'V .
firrn X *THE: SPOILER --The Mtlrp Dodder formed an enthusiastic reckon ctfmrmtte* m*
the w old ’ pro, 'Jackie Ri'jhlnnon unloaded *t ninth inning, tuo*nm homer to he-at: i*ie Cojrtf ■'&!»
i-4 »it ttbfm* Field Kohbv, who h&* been the ftUbject of frequent trade talks, or fully foiled off
fw-u bunt asternrtiv before hti&tinjr the ball, and the «ram*‘ wide s»twn. pfm<*v>
Srid Stars
Guests Os
CoooNs
TOLEDO O. ANK* ■
v<»u»ran $ fooK;; ??u :.t ?.-*r*t >
•>f th t K V Y > ■i k G, r ! ‘• • ;•• t» ft: >n~
I n Tin- :,e' . \- : ! r?;wk
■•• ii~ •' ?u •> y . i l i !■' v.» ?-i! •< s - - -•’ ■ ’ •
Signs Bonus
Pact With
The Dodgers
Biyck Pelh vi'ad scout for the
Brooklyn !)•;>. r slated »a- ; l
wftk that Rufus Alt* , ■ Jana
21-year-olil 'Rook*? T W ,
High School br> of NV Orica.*:
ha.-’ signed y Bonus cor,Mari w;t !
file Dodge: Be is 0.-a v, ini ;*«
Black Pelicans.
|.ENA HORNE B KK.VITRED
IN ARTICLE IN “DOWVBKAT"
CHICAGO ANP The f* ul
na s Lena Horne is the subject
of a feature article in the June
edition of Down Beat magazine
Lena was interviewed in he >
dressing room during a recent en
eagement at Chicago's lamom
Chez Pam* supper club where M-'
das held down several ptoiuisuic
engagements. The tntervi *w wa;
conducted by Down Beat s wru
er. Clare Powers The following
is the gist of that interview
•ON CURRENT SINGERS -
Ella < Fitzgerald' is still my favor
. jte singer. Anti * Frank* Sinatra
1 People of that stature ate so im
- portaut to me that I can't re
member who the young singer*
ate. And Perry Como. I love Per
ry Como.
"ON INFLUENCES I havf
really been influenced mot e b>
pianists. Teddy Wilson was. th<
first great pianist that was an -ac
companist. for m*. As si.ylchzed ai
Teddy is playing alone, he's th?
perfect accompanist. I learned f>
much from Teddy, really mort
than from any smgei. He's one
of the tnree ur four i eally m tv.'
accompanists. My husband *Len
nie Hay ton > is one. Phil Moore
is another, when he keeps himself
in channel And Billy Strayborn
iher present accompanist*.
"ON NIGHT CLUBS- Tins if
the most hazardous thing that 1
have ever done, but I like it best
The personalities and the whis
ky. and the cigars, and the emo
tion. and those that are tin;-
with other than their wives. It •*
all part, of the challenge. You
have? to compete with alt that and
win them over. I like 11 very much
"ON THE STAGS M.v
daughter graduates from high
school in June, and then she
starts to college. We’re going
to make our home in New
York, so I'm hoping to do
somethin).; on the stage.
There's a musical pi ay being
written for me now Samson
Kaphaelfion .>:■ doing it, and
we're hoping for t ip Harbins
to do the lyrics. I haven’t seen
the script yet. but I. under
stand it's Biblical. Biblical,
but a comedy.
that Gottlieb, sponsoi of the
Sooth Philadelphia Hebrews,
made his dough playing Negro
teams (The Renaissance for
instance) and in baseball with
the Philadelphia 'Tars.
Associated with Abe Saperstein.
Gottlieb has many opportunities
to grab off colored stars if be
i warned them •
FAMU Athletic Teams Won
Four Titles In bIAC PT y
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PAGE FIFTEEN
12 wins, two de.
i ■ wo.. Hii'ni-otv-rt
*,v fva.i- (lit I -1::. -*';i second t.v.
Situ T.-.*- loin,.- tram also.!
, : .(i *,-,/■ ■;[ squad.
Jake GYUm *s head football:
.. - Vu -.-T R ri'j basebalr
coach tVche* Austin bead tcn»»>«-
•,n ■ H >.; T- H,-i. goif
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