THE CAROUHA TIMES SATU*0AY
GMcago’s Summer BathiRg Fieilities Unswpassiid In America
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Wttv from fi^ec'iory.
MAONIFICBNT PARKS SKRVINO
CHICAGO'S COLORED POPULATION
KJUOmtk SUP«IV»/l$IOM dB*
PARK DISTRICT
lid by WAJHINOTON PARK AND
ITS 600,000 SWIMMING
pool.
A«C
■4ec^v
** V«pl«c«.
Coftcb Jffferson ^however, wiH
•end sgainit tBe PnraiM th« b»ck
fitid TCUrana Henry "Re^
eo0 ot Wathington, Aroeri-
ean Hslf-back of 1936, Eugane
"Am” (Bailitjr of CievtUnd >..
>)Mph i)chol» of Englnwood, N.
3., Jo« Hall of PhiUdelphisV *
Btanlejr I«nd of South Drowr,--
ville, P». “Dkk%y” borr of
Sprittg'field Masa and Horace Ho-
binaon of Providence, It. I,
On the end4 tlia sensational
Brewer twins of Pittsburg, Pu.
will iprofca^ly aee action along
with Wilbur "Little Turk” L’wi*
of MaaasMen an'i llirnlgi; Tankjr | They ^lajr on ^ aSM iMe
of Norfofk. TaHtl^ wjh n« >k»wb';tgf WATCH THEM.
be filled by John Kuffiii ut Sot-
fofk and Kui»-nv Nt-l-u»n >i T.-tn
c^ton N. tapbiin
•■pK.-acher ■ DiS' ri iT Noifuik tut
and ^.iaWirtm^  r*4Mit k o.*'
will probably cali' d ••rt Ui 1j-*
the positions’at guard. In th - c n
ter w"!!! b** dcpi nd^h! • O ■ >fgf
Lsmsb. of Norfolk.
iBy the way t#*erf';,
family afrallP. mt
Vanity Jn-iidea th*^ Br-w* ''-.
John Ruffin, tackle if %hi Un- •
“Preacher* •
With sit thia ret*ra« imiUrial
the Phratea will atiU cau»« i« i. !i
Worry to “BIO and
c.A'ain Twr-if.
W O H A fi ELK T*EASU1E«
POUND 0CAD
BO!?T«jN- >f-t . Mri Ix.nja
Thoni a O “«T.*Uh tM
frea/u. r of PfSTftm
T‘ mple N'-- 22 of the Llk*.
Dix».i, found dr-ad In h*T honw i nHay.
fully cl^th !d, -*ated in a ^■bair.
87 SPEED RECORBS ,
TO MAKE TIMS S*f ER ^ W YOU
Nev«r Belor® Have
Tires Been Put ♦>
Such Gruelling
Torture
‘ AT SPEEDS'as!
hour — with the hot, coarl
*7 New Record* fer 5«t
Mitwage Odd E»d«K»ce .
Mite* b> Ho«« oa ^
s«,foc. of
Average Speed of ^
N€w Swimmi
CHlCAiG©-,^"‘Oct.*'6—ANF>— and from all actions of t.he city
Vith the’'advent'of the nippy.; taking advantage'of its cooling
zestful weather of early’ Autum, and refreshing waters. This pool,
s Attract Thousands
and the consequent closing of
the city’s beaches, swimmmK
pools, and qther recreation spots,
Chicago’s colored citizenry this
week voiced widesperad aproval
jlities offered them at the beauti-
of the unsurpaa»ed bathing fa(fi-
ful 'Stst street %ea€h an^i tho
two new swimming pools opened
last July in both Madden and
Washington Park^ on Chicagc’s
Southside.
Mayor Edward Kelly, officials
"Of tire 'Works Progrbba Adminig
tration, V. K. Brown; chi»)f of
recreation, Chicago Park Distri;t
George T. Doneghue, general
superintendent, P ark Distiicr,
and members of the Park Board
have all. won the commendation
of a grateful citizenry for malr-
ing these facilities availalble to
the general public.
considered one of the country’s
finest; is an eact duplicate of to.^.
Angeles’ famoiis multiple pooL
wltare the 1932 Olympic ^^ryouts
were held, the two being the
only pool j of their kind, in Ame
rica. -The Madden and Washing
ton Park pools were built thru
the joint efforts of the WPA
and the Chicago Park District at
a total cost of $635,000.
All three section of Washing
ton Park’s pool- adjoM each other
TtB^l^n. Tlw Iwgest
the
lake Air lo \^in
Over S. C. State
in uniiorm
section is 230 by 60 feet;
Taylor and Hudgin* Star for
Pirat««i S. C. Stat* Team Cover-
■J Mof GfwJ
Madden Park, with K. A. Bris
tol ai the director, is locaiud in
the area bounded by 37th nnd
v3-9th streets, and Vernon to
Rhodes ■ avenues, has a large
screened-in pool, li50 .by 50 feet,
with look-out stations atop lad
ders for Life Guards Charlos
Dorsey, Irving Payton, and as-
siytanta» Locker room and show
er facilities for men and women
are provided' and water for the
big pool is automatically treated
and chemicalized in a specially
built plaqt at th'e aouth end of
the pool. Ijhis provides a con-
stant flow of fresh water to
guard the health of swimmers. ^
At Washington Park, with J
Turner as director, the Triple
Poot proved «- stellar—^^ttraction^ ■
with swimmers of both races
second, 164 by 60 feet, standard
Olymjpic measurements and laid
out in meters for competitive
swimmeing; the third unit, a ll-
foot diving pool, 60 by 40, and
the center of attraction for the
many thousands of visitors as
beginners and novices are barred
bncause of the accident hazard.
There are three fijiring-boardj at
Various heights, for the skilled
‘ divers and long row's of commo
dious seats for the spectators..
Only those in (bathing suits are
j permitted to enter th«- -r^ctio’a
housing the Triple Pool, a hi^'n
wire screen separating if from
the spectator’s galleryl
Life guards assigned at Wash
ington Park this past summer
were J. Draper, Robert Gamble.
Charles Murray,* -^Uyer Senior,
and rieveral assistants. Thoss at
31st street beach were hawrewQ
Alexander, Howard Cooley, Law--
rence Harding, Luroy Hayes, G.
Henderson. Jr., Andrew Jackson.
% feenneth Loneia, William Owe is,
Jjiirault Ward,
low. ■
(By e«rl E. Johnion>
riAMPTON Institute, Va. Oct
2—By virtue of the extra ooint
which followed the touchdown on
a short pass into the end zne
from Taylor to Hudgins. ex-Phe-
nix High School star end, the
Blue and White clad boys oC
Hampton Institute defeated the
the powerful S. C. State Bull,
doga 7-6 on Armstrong”” Field
Saturday afternoon.
ened seriously to score in tho’_ the pass from Taylor to Hudgins
closing minutes of the first half was completed to give the honie
by di'iviwig the iboil acroa.'i.^tj^tR's—taam ita aoore.- MnntAgue, dum
goal but were stopped three
jWds^ short as the gon bai-ked
the close of tha£' period. f
Coach Ollie Dawson’s Bulldogs
marched 37 yards to the Hamp
ton five yard line in three plays
following the kick-off, 'only - to
lose the bail on downs from
which point Taylor of Hamptw
was forced to kick out of danger
Again the lEulldogs asierted
their power as the shifty ball
carriers mandeuvered behind tho
beautiful blocking of the unusu
ally big line. Getting the ball to
the Hampton 23 yard line with
jiotiv'e quarteife'ack. kftiEca" the
extra point which later 'was the
margin of victory.
J The third period foud she two
teams Ibattling on fairly even
ter^s with S. Carolina getting
the ’ edge on first downs and
gnx>und gaining. However, thrill
and chills again enveloped the
spectators when in. the closing
chapter the Bulldogs drove down
the field, in four plays to score.
The ball was brought into scor
ing position Iby the fourteen yard
completed pass from Watson to
Harvey followed ibft( three sUcces*
^ J 1 *. J • 4.1. 4. * tackle plays) with Me-
the watson and Melant domg the tot- ,
-•-'‘jing, Taylor of Hampton stopped
was UQWC'
S. C. State^ threatened Hamp
ton’s goal several times as ctiey
made eight first downs to
Pirates four, but only once did
the “big boys’' from Orangetur? | the march by intercepting a tiass , ..
J • • 4.U J VI . • ^ ‘“® extra pojnt
succeed m crossmg the double, and runmg to J»is own 35 yard i
stripe of the Seasiders. | line before being downed. | J
The second touchdown via the j It was in the second period |
air route was scored by th“ that the Pirate line ibloeked .be«i'-! NASHyfLLE, Tenn. — The
’or-Hudgins combination in ‘t1ie tifully to ; aid fle'et-footed ‘Lil’ Nashville Globe-Independent, 44?
t^ird period, but was invalid be- Jim” Griffin streak off Chivty Fourth avenue. North, announce^
cause of holding iri the Pi’-ate yardu to puit the Sea.««tfer*i oh the It will double ita size, to_t^
line. Th'fr>,Hampton eleven threat- one yard lin efrfvn which point pages.
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een kept haW
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us preparation for the
,1 gamn of the "Season with
ampton Pirates on Hamp-
Armstrong Field next Sat-
80 miles
abrasive salt
his tires — Ab
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that it caused the surface to break up. Before
the end of the run the track was so pined
and rough that it was almost impossible
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set 87 flfw World, International and
American speed records oa Firestone Tires.
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19S7 7;T3P.ii.*.Tio;iAi. mnD phess
B*1 /numjber on the program sing
ing,, George Kilmer’^ “Trees”,
accc>mpani^ by Hr. Cooper at
the jpiano." The, guests were lavi
shly served with delicious punch,
Tojan big^our coaching Ftaff
aded by Harry 'XT'‘1B'ig-. Jeff”
Jackgpn, who is aflbly assisted by
James A. More, Tom Verdell,
ahd“ Roscoe "Turkey'- - Lewiat
looks toward the Hampton game
with high asparations offset with
grave forebodings, -i-
Having already stepped out in
front in the CIAA by decisively
defeating the Bluefieldg Big
—to 0, hi the-^^ aeaao’ft'a
tener two weeks ago, and bles-
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cake aiiftd Jce cream and everyone
joined Mr. . Mrs. Boykin in
expi;esgions. of li^^^aciation to
Mr. and Mrs. Collins WC^Ucer for
a mo.'it pleasant evening. ‘
uSteS® ised with the pQAi&^ion ^f a vet-
eja^'^fewMIn every department,
the Trojans loom as favorites in
Saturday’s game. But Coach
Jefferson has a different start
on the matter.
Questioned concerning the
prospects of his team in the pi-
rite contest, the rotund and gen-.
i«l heltd coach of the TVojaDai. ex
pressed fear and s^ted hm higli
respect for any team eoache^ by
the^^afty veteran, “Gid” Smith.
._ ‘il,regard the Hampton Pirates
as one of the greatest Obstacle?
in my team's pack to its second
BucopsBiye ClAA championsjjip”,
Coach Jefferson said, “and I go
to Armstrong Field «eared half
^’deaiar.**- ^ t'—^
MisBing^oisrttie Tro|w» tiro
up will be two strong men of
last year’s champions, “Wimpy”
l|iaylor. All American tackle ,to
l®3i6 and “Rudy” Jter, dependa-
gradui^
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