Aggies Stung By Yellow Jackets
3F0RTING WORLD
CIAA BOXING TOURNAMENT AT SMITH
BULL HOST TO PUGS „ . , , .
AND GROWL ARTlSTsSr "
Williams Announces' To Lead Eagles In National
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HAMPTON Institute, V^. —
Chasrlesl H. Williams, supervisor
of pfcyeio»l educaftion announced
jth« spring schedute of events for
Hampton Ingrtitute atSikte^.
'W^h n box«g and wrestling
coached by Benaon 1*
eiehedule Friday jjattoo already under way ai^
in matches with Lin
Virginia State, sjjring
repeated activities by
unable to solve the local team’s Uatoplon track and field men
faeit breaking and ahaip eutting tenois players, as well a« the
attaek. Freeflinian basketball s|quad.
Led by Captain Inez Ma&sey spring schedule is aa
Bearettes held a 27
CHARLOTTE, — Schedule £cr
the Eighth Annual CIAA Boziog
and Wrestling Toufnameat. 4
Dateji: Friday and Saturday, AT6 ViCtOnOUS
March 21 and 22, 1941
Place: Johnson C. Smith tJni- raLEIOH — The Shaw
vemty, Charlotte. verity Be«ret^^ closed their at
THURSDAY home basketball ' ’ ’
MARCH 2U, 1941 night, March 4 with' a cle^ on®
1 Arrive !i'i2ursdftj evening -— 34 to 19 victory over thi© oolft
r^iM.er and check Entne»— College sextet who s«em^
lUurUey Woods (iynasium
FRIDAY •
toll advantage at half time which,
ed in spife of
flow of substitutes ling. Hamptbn at Va. State
MARCH 21, 1941
2 7:iw i. m.—lireaitiaiit —
Umversity LHoing Hail
3 8:tM) a. m. — , ^ ,
continued ® ^
4 9:00, a- m. — Weighing in Coaca, Lenoir uo»ck. | 11—^Boxing and Wreaft
and Drawings — Hartley Woods M^sey playing her ling* Va- State ^t Hamipton
Q „ on the Shaw court scored twenty
u one for high point honoils while March 11—Freshman Basket-
o Oaicial Pictures to be taken „ t ^ « w-ii
6 10:00 a. m.--lrial Boxim*
Bout to b^E^in
"L«rijrtr ti«n reliquished in spire of March 5-Boxing and Wrest-
of a gfteady flow of substitu*““
aent in by Coach, Lenoir Co»ck.
Union University
Livingstone's scoring threat" iJolk B, T. Washington
Inezy b'i'^ Mamie High School Gymanaaium
ssey,played their ^ laet home 21, 22-Boxing anc
u*e Bearettes since Cbampk>nship=
10;3U a. m.—Trial mat(5,hes
-estling to begin s»ey,pi.y»u ^
1:30 p. m.—Lunch — Uni- Bearettes since
; Dining Hall expected to receive de- g^i^L
-:20 p. m, — Boxing and i® 'une. Univeftity, Charlotte
ing Trials will oontmue
n i 3:00 p. m.
6:30 p. m. — Dinner —
-Bity Hail
11 7:45 p. m. - Trial Bouts moored ^ f May 2, 3-Dual and Regional
u 7TnrT~~n Apnl 25, 26—^Penn Relay^
ehav; University Hampton at P«nn Relays in
jn«»’ ai»d womeas’ basketball Philadelphia
jl resume
doubleheader with the Winston
Meets
Salem Teachers College Cagers
SATURDAY Saturday night, Mai«h 1 ia the May 2, 3—T^^nnis Eighth An-
MARCH 22nd, 1941 Shaw gymaiiunt. In the feature nual Tenni^ Tournamtnt at Ho-
12 7:30 a. m. — Breakfast — contest the Shaw men, closing wasrd University
University Dining Hall their 1941 season, earned a 54 to „ « ni.-
13 10:00 - 12:00 p. m - 42 victory over the teacher. .
Qualifying finals in Boxing anu while the Shaw itomen without ampton.
Wrestling •• the service of their ace forward May 17—CIAA CKsed Cham-
14 1:W p. m. — Lunch — Minnie Hunter, out^cred the lon^ip meet at Morgan.
University Dining Hall Twin City sextet 44 to 27. i i,
15 2 p. m. — Semi finals Captain Fred Williams, play-1 ;
for Boxing and Wrestling ing hi& last basketball game for »»
16 8:^ p. m. —r Dinner— Shaw closed hisi career in a blaze nSDiPtOn BOXCfS
University I^ing Hall of glory with deceptive passing ^ . _ •
17 7:M p. m. — Finals in and accurate shotting. His 12 Ilpifpjl'i' T|*A|jl|lC
Boxing and Wrestling points on six field goafai earned HvJttllOj
18 Compilation of seoros — second place sotting honorj on
Awarding of medals and trojAies his team. Shaw’s Saan Brown
^«rd and Lodging per day with fourteen points earned first
$1J0. place an»ong hi® teammates.
„ Bntry Fees for each Event 50. While Harold Taylor of Winston
Tie In Wrestling
HAMPTON Institute, Va.
FLASH!
The East £nd JESementury
School cagen were crowned
.champions or tne City £l»-
men^ry Loop, by virtue of
a thrilling ^-19 ilpeet ov«r
the highly touted Walltown
Quint. The £att Endera
coached by W. I^mdsher.
advanced to the flnab by
'Kftue of a win over the
Barton Quint, coached
P. IG. Burnett. Walltown
eliminated Moore’s Pear«on
Five.
Pirate Pugs Outslug
Uon Glovers
HAMPTON, Va., (Special) —
The Hampton boxers by virtue of '
.*^*two win« and two draw* dfjfeate^l I
the li&coln University pugilists
3 to 1 in a dijel meet Satarday,
•larch 1.
The winners for Hampton wer
"Tormare T. Joucb hard hitting
166 pounder of Woodbine, New
Jersey, outpointed R. Sommer-
ville of Lincoln, and Carl Foun-
ain, CIAA 145 pound champ
ind Pir»8e Captain who decision
*1 J. Joseph in a lone sided' bout,
''ris Poussaint, ]^28 pounder of
■^ew York City, and Alphonso
^aylor, 128 pounder of Marion,
Joatli Carolina were held to,
■aws in their fights with T. Mc-
and A. Holland of Lin-
oln. ,
SO YOU WANT TO BE AN ACTOR? Haven MacQuarrie direct
two partidp^rta in th« entertainment which precedes every Saturda**
nightii Iwoade? 'f “Your Marriage Club”. Mr. MacQuarrie Is omdu^*'
ing apcdal th :r ^e colored people itt ■otithem states. These pra
crania dnpl’'' * 'ictly those heard ov*r the CBS national net^nrk.
TWi
before the tpscial !?»•'
in V'~
mu DEFEATED IN TILT
«ITH MOUMAINERS 51-44
^ . time. The sc^re at half wag 24,
GREENSBORO — A greet West Virginia leading.
Lincoln Wins West Virginia State qumtet Returning the Eiecond half
WreBtUng •, ruined A and T chances for a
wrestler daf^abed contennial celeb^ g^ots from all angles, but the
3 to 1 fown- defeated the Aggies matched the locals point
TL 51 ta 44. before a larye crowd of . - .
send. ;134 pDunder, King 144.Poyni.
pounder and I. Parker 176 pound ,
er of Lincoln won by time ad- contest Was easiljr thei
The Lincoln
the Pirate matmen
vantages over William Lee, Imke fastesrt; played here this season,
B»ugh and Paul Jenkins of Hamp the ^>irfting Yellow Jackets utih
ton.
E. L. JACKSON, Atn]eti; s.i.m rth fitteeB m.ri^ »rn 3 to 'ead the C I/A. A. Champions into the thick
Skinny” Ennis, Eagle Capt, who will M V flnKV Rnvorc
^ the C, I.'A. A. Champions into the thick • vllID 5 DUAcro
ADAMS Boxing Coach fn-toxinr'md °,!I^Stii4-'Veerat of the battlc for tljB National Colkgiat^ Tfiiininli III A A
Pet.r,i>.r. «„ M.r.i 5, .„d Championship at Cincinnati next week. Th« j*’
Championship Eagles and Xavier, S.I.A.A. BoUtS At Garden
zing the fast break.
^ West Virginia went ah^
early in the game. The Aggies
then took oommasd kept a le%d
up to three minutes befoe -hi^f
OUR WANT
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SMALL
bat thay get
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Peter^bui^
Coach Benson Dutton’s
squad tied with the Virginia
Staters, 2 to 2.
Champs are the Tournament favorites:
Parham IM pounder defeated
Abrahajuson by a technical knPck
ouit in the first match. Opening
bis opponent’s eye in the second
round, Parham continued pound^
ingg his- opponent until the re
feree stopped the -fight in the
third sround.
Bulls Dump Winston - Salem, Bluefield
65 - 47 After A. & T. Aggies Upset
BY TED YATES
WINSTON-SALEM, (fipeeial)-
^ Off on another brief tour, John- it wag a Philadelphia
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NEW YORK: (TYP) — The ^
sifting procas^ which enabled
more than 3,000 simon pure to M
— Ne fcr titular honor* in the en ®
50-34 triumph afforded them « nual Daily News A. A. Golden *■
ineasu]^ of retaliation. And «\gain Qioveo boxing championships wa®
REGAL
THEATRE
lad. Bill brought to * olo®e here last Mon a
ho besid- day n..ght at Madison Square ^
Taylor 'of Hampton, in a fast son C. Smith Univertsity’s G■old^ “The Saint” Wateon, who
and furious three round bout en Bulls, on the rebound from an es holding the mouataineeass Q-arden before a crowd of 17i217
iron a decision over Moi^an in upset by the A and T Aggies, un whirlwind amd Miller to a mear ffl.ny had a thrilling time wit-
the other clash of 126 poundeorp. lashed' thir fury against the gre 0 points, dropped in 7 basket* neaping young up and coming
Grice the Pimteg' 147 pfOunder Winston Salem Teachers and Blue and a free throw to oontribu^e fighten who figh|j. There w«»
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fought as agsfreaaive three roundi field State's Big Blues, last weeU heavily to the Bull victory.
battle but lost a close decision to to add the 17th and 18th scalps '
clever X36 pounder Davis of to their totem pole of victory. _ j rwr*
vinpiu stM.. I Bering over th, wm.i.„.'Eagles Win Over
Chiiai-en's |ede»tion seeks $1- Salem outfit in the twin city oa
000,000 for British youngsters. Thursday night,
^ never a dull flooment oa the boya
from the S*lem CreiMnt A. C.,
from up Hartem way, won in
«v|Ky diviil^oa «8tv6 th# hetttvyj.
we-ght cla«« *nd, in that division
plucky John V«td»er callied to
win iDv*r Henry Jona. Vetch^
•reprinted the Empire S. C.
the entire Bull Alston, 31 - 25
Wallace tells farmers aid to wicket wild. However,!
Britain i« vitnl to their future, leading the blitz was a pair of | CAMDEN, S. C. — Math if Ac
Voters see pA-il to U. S, if freshmen, Philadelphia’s N a t pjug' Eagles won over These bonlg -vrtiich «erfed a» »• „
(Japan moves south, survey dis-Jenkins, center and “Porky” gumme^ville, S. Pr«Hmin«ry to aex^ w^k’s show ^
Wilson, elusive and dead eyed q ^ Friday night, February’ 27, which will take three day* to Q
Mass. forward. Taylor and Scales 31.25 complete before the boy« battle
Sunday and Monday, Mar. 16
-DOUBLE FEATURE-
‘Thunder A-float”
with Wallace Beery, also
. “dSOO and the LADY”
• i ■«*
anil Serial
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clcMes.
m”*to‘figbf soTe? and carried the burden for the Teach seores A«»*-«lode tfc^ougii Chicago’, Q. O.'s were packed
Londonei? prove indiffw^t out, being 15-15 at the half. with action. ’Thfi boy* no douftrt
to fir«t gag war rehearsal ^ star on Mather’* team battl» with
» 60-47. - .... other winiHW^ in key Eaeltcrn cit
Captein Inez Massey with 21 And against the Big Blues at Thei girls ’ game was between i“- who took i^rt
p&intsi led the Bearettes to their Bluefield, Friday, there was no the nines and the twelves tSi« in Monday night's alugfest gave
ninth vict^ in ten #tart« this let up of the Bulls terrific pace, former winning 26, 6. ’ a, good *ccount of hinntelf. ^
seaeon. C^th^rlen© Shaw sooaned for the memory of that 3-0 loss The Blue Bagltd «» pl*nning eighteen bout's «ii: k*yoee w«re
mteen poim for second honons. to the mountaineers on the gri- to attend tih® Conference touma. taUied, and a, for kttcckdowns
Maci, with 12 points was beat diron last fall is uadiauned in aeot at Booker T.'Wasiiipgton were eo m*ay thi» writ#
,(fop Wipirtsji Siiwa;, ^ ^ gWBdf % Spit%J9o jsaai jijj; ■ *
Tu^day and W^dnesdayi Mar. 18-19
“Women Without Ifenes"
also Serial and Comedy
Thursday, March 20th.
‘‘Of Mfce and Men”
Also—HAWAIIAN NIGHTS”
5c ^d 10c . - - BARGAIN DAY
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