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Did Althea Speak Too Hastily On Bunche incident?
2 Tennessee State Grtdders
On Roster Os Chicago Cards
LAKE FOREST. ILL l AKF' -
two Tennessee State A and I
gridders. end Leon Jamison and of
fensn'e halfback Fay Mitchell are
lif+ed among the first year men in
training ««-ith the Chicago Card’.-
BESTING
THE GUN |
SF BILL BROWER FOR ANTF
Two incidents ir the major
leagues just before the All-St*•
game break deserve some com
Kent from this corner for what
ever its worth
One was the heartbreak for Sam
Jones, the righthander oi the s*n i
Frsncis.ro Giants, who depriv
ed cf his second no-hit game on 3 •
scorer's judgment
The other concern; Vic Power,
whose manager Joe Gordon, ot
the Cleveland Indians charged
that he was bilked out of nvo ba; r
hits because of a scorer s prejudice.
Th c jon- - incident occurred in
Los Angeles Coliseum in the Bth
inning of a game between the
Dodgers and the Giant; With, a
crowd .of 53 .112 looking on .Tones -
had held the Dodgers hit less in
the worse ball park ir, the majors
for pitchers Then, m the eighth.
Junior Gilliam bounced one over
Jones' head and Shortstop Andre
Regers attempted to field the
grounder.
Charlie Prrk. baseball - iter ter
the L r Angeles Mirror-News
flashed the hit signal and as the
sign went up on the scoreboard,
torn? fan; let out a chorus of boo;
~ Jones obviously was dejected :
park did not console him "iien he |
told him after the game, he was j
£o rrv However, the scorer con
tended if he had It to do over a
gam he would make the same cal!
"Rogers said he believed he
would .ha 7 ? .upped Gilliam if he
had handled the ball cleanly
This situation recalled a similar
£as£ ?eve n years ago when Virgil
Trucks was credited with his sec
ond no-hi* am? in the same sea
son The Detroit. Tigers "-ere play
ing the N?’.v York Yankees in
Yankee Stadium
Later John Drebmger of the
jCf.-.- York Time;, sent a message
to Pesky asking him to describe
the pi a' pc-r-kv -aid he had trou
ble setting the Mi! out *•? the
webbing of his rlrwe According!'
+he scorer reversed hmaself and
T'ucks became one nf a few
major league pitch?; 7 +- be credit
«gt with two no-hit games m the
as me season
Gordon contend; G at Power was
deprived of s hit that scored the
winning run for the Indian? over
Detroit" He said it 71 a? the second
hit taken away from the versatile
Puerto’ Rican m 24 hours Tn a
doubiehesder luiy 4 the uaw
scorer Edgar Hayes sports editor
of the Detroit Times, rilled a bum
s’ngie a sacrifice cno ch ? ;ged tee
Tigers f.rtf baseman with an er
ror Power Ma« the third base
man’s throw to first
The 'Cleveland skipper added
"I wouldn’t be surprised either,
if- It Was done just for scute It's
not richt. to d e lib r rate!v tek.e a • a;-
a hit from an.vone who pis; s a
hard as Vic doe;"
Oddly enough, it is Power's ar
gresrive play that might have con
tributed to the cau'-e of Gordon ;
complaint
Vic also had his trouble; " ith
umpire in the ss it. e
Tomatoes On
Your Table
More home-grervn tomatotee? are
Arriving 1 n the r.\ ar kftt e' ery d uy
When buying tomatoes, let your
i*;j he. vour guide. Look for firm,
but well ripened and plump to
matoes They should be of go
co lo r --r*d or vollow depcoajng on
variet v It free from blemishes
and veil shaped there's l l7o 7 - waste
Besides being luscious to eat.
ted lip® tomatoes are weil worth
estir.g. nutritionally speaking To
matoes are low in calories, rich in
vitamin C and a good source of
vitamin A One medium-sized raw
tomato provides almost half the
vitamin C for the day plus about
ons-third the vitamin A
For sliced green tomato pickles
slice 7 pounds green tomatoes 1-8
[ inch thick Soak 24 hour; in snlu
! tier, of 2 gallons cold water and
I 1 via! (11.5 grams) slaked lime
i (which can be purchased at the
I drug store!. Dram and soak in
! eold water 4 hours; change water
! each hour Make a syrup of 5
j pounds sugar and 3 pints • inegar
! and hot, syrup over tomatoes
Let stand overnight, then boil all
j (syrup and tomatoes) 1 hour and
! sea! Put into the boiling pickles a
I bag of spice as follows 1 table
spoon allspice. 1 tablespoon cloves
i tablespoon mace, and 1 table
spoon white mustard seed.
| It Fays To
! ADVERTISE
| nals football team here
j Jamison, wno hails from Atlan
i fa. Ga and Mitchell, from Mem
| phis, Term are among the most
I promising rookies on Coach Frank
i Ivy's team
GOOFIN’ OFF
BY SKINK j
Too negro American League will at&ge it* All-Star Game. .Aug.
9. tn Chicago
Run cancelled the Detroit-Raleigh Tiger game in New Bern last
Sunday . Rufus Hat-ten was the promoter.
Toney Cucrineili, former big league star, stopped over in
Raleigh last week to get a lice, on North Carolina's sandlot
baseball prospects. He reports that quite a few colored boys,
now playing m the. minor leagues, were discovered on hither
land baseball diamonds.
New Bern has a better set-up for colored baseball than any town
m North Carolina. _ ,
North Carolina College has made it » point to exclude Florida
AA-M College from its football schedule each, year . . . Guess they got
tired of getting those lopsided beatings.
Baseball is dead in Western Carolina, but is gradually catching
lire n the Eastern part of the state . .
T.i'boro misses the leadership of Coach Charlie England and
Greenville needs a leader with the fire and spirit of a Charlie Eng
land . The recreation program is sleep, stale and without enthu
■a -rn . And volunteer workers that have supported the program
for v’ea’vs sa- that plans for the future are non -exist,am
Harold Chance wife and daughters. Miriam, and Anice. week
ended m Farmele, visiting parents and sister, Prof and Mrs. w. C.
Chance and Mrs Anice Chance Wilson Harold is instructor
at New York Training School for boys in Warwick, New- York
'Dusty” Leonard, of Knoxville, Tenn . who for years was coach
of football and baseball and produced some of the most powerful
teams, in the country at Austin High School stepped down as head
football coach m June and confined himself to basketball only
James Red" Streeter former A&T football great, is coach at
Halifax County Training School in Halifax. Virginia
Crown Prince Joe Henry has been released from the roster of the
Detroit Stars Reasons for his release were not, disclosed
F-<rn Owens, 'he fabulous owner of the Esso Filling Station m
Richmond Va was a star baseball player at Mary Potter. Bennett
College and North Carolina College . He graduated from Morgan
State College in Baltimore
Plenty Os Water Keeps ’Em
Cgdl And Keeps ’Em Laying
You can b.eip your chickens beat
nit. heat and keep on laying dur
ing this hot, weather
Chickens are like humans, savs
W. G Andrews, poultry specialist
for the N C Agricultural Exten
sion Seri ice. they prefer cold
dunks when the temperature
roach®; 90 degrees or higher. Cold
-.rater helps buds throw off body
heat
When the temperature
teaches Ts degrees hens con
sumes twice as much water as
at f»5 degrees Thus, water
fountain space should be pro
, ituH ;o a® to allow tnesi of
the bird? in the flock to drink
DATA N CHATTER
ri nicer DF.Snt.LL 1 A NP
| SYNDICATED COLUMNIST'
FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HAR
i.fM _ The brass at the fabulous
Copac-abana m New York are get
ting a bit ne’vous as the August
20 date approaches, because that's
. u-hen comedian Mort Sahl and
; Farl GrarJ (Nat's sound-alike') are
-hated tn begin an engagement and
j both claim their contracts specify
i top billing
TVnp, headline k3V(" me a chuckle
MATHIS DATES LIZ TAYLOR
What 'he eager-beaver newshawks
! neglected tn print is that the
! young lady in question is Eliza
| bpfh Frances Taylor a New York
!dancer
| TRUE SAYING OR THE WEEK;
A hambur-ror b' any other name
I
costs more.
Not long ago. we had a chance
to ’ iew 1 The Horse Soldiers,
which lias in its cast. John Wayne
I Bill Holden and a newcomer, to
i films. A!the* Gibson
yOpt£s ...
"l COULD RECOGNIZE HER BETTER IF SHE
WAS WALKING AWAY FROM U$ I ”
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The Redbuds are preparing for
their 53ih season of professional
football They play their first ex
hibition same against the Toronto
Argenauts in Toronto Canada, Aug
ust 5
The pipes carryog *he water to
the fountains should be protected
from the sun since tbs- birds will
not drink hot water This protect
ion is especially important for
those pipes carrying water to the
range' Os equal importance k
shade for the range ’caterers
Comfort is the key to keeping
hens laying through the Ion? hot
summer High temperatures tend
to reduce egg production Increas
ed consumption of cool water aids
in maintaining high returns during
this period of stress Keep the
birds comfortable watered well
and laving at a high rate
Mies Clihr-on to be =■’?>» u
not s Rubv Dee o» Claud’s
ifrVeil when t* romes *o art
(nc But jhe dees (urn in a
believable performance In
fact, as the story developed,
tor minutes at a time, I found
myself foigetting that the wo
man with the bandana tied a
around tier head (shade- n f
Gen* With The Svtndi was tn
reality the great tennis cham
pion Althea Gibson, and not.
fust an actress playing the bit
part of a maid
I believe the word '“companion"
was implied when Miss Gibson s
role was referred to Anyway you
spell it. from champion to com
panion to ‘Miss Ann" is quite a
comedown —even if it is not for
real but for reel
If Miss Gibson wishes to contin
ue as an actress, film or stage,
then I r w her ability to turn-in
such a believable" performance
is good, that she stands a pretty
good chanrp nf building a success-
Knickerbockers Sign
Center Johnny Green j
NEW YORK (ANP) - Johnny
Green, formerly n f the Marines
end ar. All-American renter from
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MiMf s’''OKfcS UNANIMOUS DECISION George Benton fright), nf Philadelphia, scores 3 hard
Fight to the head of Holly Mims in the fourth round of their ten-round middleweight bout July 15th in
Miamt Mims, of Washington, D C . «as awarded e unanimous decision ever Bentcn in the nationally-
fight (UPI TELEPHOTO).
Plea Bf Colored Youth
Nets Schweitzer Money
NAPLES, Italy (AMP) -- Dr. j
Albert Schweitzer, who has spent <
nearly 50 years helping the natives
in Africa, will receive more than
$400,000 worth of medical supplies
because a 13-year-old American
Negro boy asked for "help for the j
good doctor."
The project to aid Dr Schweit- I
zer got underwa when Bobby |
Hill, son of S-Sgt Henri Hill. |
“One Out Os Every 600 Men Isn’t
A Man At AH,” Zoologist Claims
GREENSBORO —"One male out
of every 600 if. of a different sex
from that listed on his birth cer
tificate says Dr Emil Witschi,
world famous zoologist who deliv
ered a special lecture last week at
A&T College.
The noted scientist, member of
the Department of Zoology at the
University of lowa, president of
the American Association of Zool
ogists and who holds memberships
in numerous international and oa
ful career.
She has the talent piu„ that cer
tain something which enables her
to convey to the audience the point
she is trying to put across
But. on the other hand, is it good
a tennis champion—the winner of
numerous awareds which no other
member of her race so far has ob
tained-—to lose her identity???
Wouldn’t tt be snore- to Mias
Gibson'a advantage to be mak
ing points on the tennis courts
cf the world where sbe is
Queen ? Or if she really wants i
SAYS SHE'D PLAY AY FOEEST
HILLS Althea Gibson, first Negro
star to win the world’s top tennis hon
ors, talks to reporters at Idlewild Air
port, after arrival on a Pan American
.let Clipper from London. Ask, <i if she
would accept an Invitation to play at
the West Side Tennis Club courts at
Forest Hills. N. Y„ following the bar
ring ot Dr. Ralph Bunche and bis son
on racial grounds, Miss Gibson pointed
out that she had retired front competi
tion for a year, but said: “As long *s
they trest me as a person and a guest,
I’ll play.” iLPI PHOTO).
Michigan State, has been signed
by the New York Knickerbockers
427 points in 2.3 games, had an 18.6
j Waycross Ga currently stationed
:at NATO headquarters outside
Naples, wrote a letter of appeal t-
Lt Gen Richard C Lindsay, com
mander of NATO air forces in
southern Europe
Bobby, whe bad read about
the Nobel Prize winning hu
mamtariau. wanted to send
medicine te Dr Schweitzer,
and hfa father said he would
tional scientific organizations said
this as answer to a reporter’s ques
tion. “What’s new in Zoology?”
He quickly explains that, these
situations are not examples of
homosexuality, nor falsification but
a matter of plain genetics.
He also exploded the old myth
about the “full blooded man”
“There sre no such animals”, he
says," every male has some female
constituted traits, much more in
some than in others,” The same
to become a motion picture
actress, wouldn’t it be wiser
sot her to wait until ter
"right” part* are offered, parts
which feature her ability m an
athlete??
When Johnny Weissmullaf
switched, from winning trophies to
making movies, he accepted parts
which featured his swimming «-
bility. Sonja Reims the skating
champion followed suit and both
went on to even wider acclaim
Mite Gibson would be wise to talse
i a leaf out of their book,
| A 5 a college senior. Green scored
! average and grabbed 383 rebounds
I With 1.062 points in his collegiate
| career, the spectacular player is
I ranked third in Michigan State
I basketball history
Green also holds the record for
I the best shooting pereentate in
Big Ten history, a .538 clip which
vas made during his junior year
in college.
buy ns much as be could, if the
lad could find a wav to gel the
medicine !o the doctor's jun
gle hospital
Bobby, in turn, wrote to Gen
; Lindsay
j "I think your planes, if they go
I where Dr. Schweitzer is. could de
; liver the medicine for me Mavbe
I other persons also will feel what I
'eel and will offer medicine too ’
An Italian officer on the gener
is staff told the Italian state TV
letwork about the boy’s letter An
appeal was broadcast, and gifts
from private citizens poured ui
Gen. Lindsay supplied r,hc planes
—one of which carried Bobby and
the $400,000 medical supplies *o
French Equatorial Africa and Dr
■ Schweitzer
i situation, but in reverse, is also
1 true m ih« case of females. The
whole matter he claims is one of
chromosome constitution.
These and other matters dealing
with new information on sex were
discussed by Dr. Witschi in the
special presentation he made at
the Hines Hail Auditorium at 2
o’clock on Thursday, July 16. It
was on? of the lectures he had
been delivering for the past three
months as guest lecturer a* the
University of Paris, from which
he returned just last week.
Dr. Witschi, a native of Switzer
land. came to the United States in
1927 and has done considerable
study in Biology or Reproduction.
A graduate of State Teachers Col
lege. and the TJnnverefty of Bern,
both at Bern Switzerland, he holds
the doctorate from the University
of Munich in Germany. He con
ducted lectures here all during last
week at the A&T Summer Insti
tute for High School Science
Teachers, sponsored by the Nation
*l Science Foundation
Much Discussion Around
NY Regarding Her Stand
NEW YORK (ANP) Mucn
discussion is circulating around 1
New York regarding -po-i*"
taken by ten nr- star Althea Gib ,y,
concerning discrimination practic
ed by the We t Side Tennis clul
at Forest Hill’
Miss Gibson " • leperu •! ?
describing the club's altitude
toward D> l> ilph By tic lie <
'ridiculous.'* but adding tbit
she would conumte to practice
at Forest Hills if they invite
me,”
The statement *•» a;, made to re
porters who asked her opinion on j
the club’s refusal *o accept P-
Bunche and his ;mi, Ralph. !r . te
its membership and whether she
agreed (hat the- Dni Cup matuhe
of the National Championship 1
matches should be moved fr-roi
Forest Hills to another stadium.
According to report.". -
plied that, they ban <!" )v.s t>-.- >-.-q
her well (here and -aw no res or.
why tennis players and fans I
should be penalized by taking ihe
championship natch-•?
Los Angeles Bidding For
Patterson-Johanns on Boat
LOS ANGELES (ANT - Ac- •
cording to special events directed
Pick Pittenger, the Los Angeie'
County Council of ’ ■ Aiv can
Legion the foiincil i:- s.-ci.inr to
raise one million cioibv; ;r, a", a‘
temp* to bring the legem*’ Jo- ,
hansson-Fioyd r -o, - m heavy- j
weight tide maVh heif
Pittenger who Hr; n! d
himself a as rle-r friend nf c.,n
Rnsensnhn. said the premnter
promised in . leave the re •
match open for our offer al
though be had t better r wit in
fee than a million dnllat
presumably in New York.
He Is hnidme off r|n int 'ov
deal iinti! tul 31 when h.- r
Scots Outlawed Golf in 1457
The Scots « simple yr-Vv : s -r
they thought be
caught with their defense* doum
they outlawed coif.
Fark 1457. was
jjt.il? the chief mean'- of dftew-f
Scotland Btit the Scnt.%, M-rtf
SpenrtfTlC twijfh tiniP
greens that the coutittv .see?! 1
ed in dsnc rt n f tbr hf»« -
John Wooten Joins
Colie g e Al 1 -Sta r s
CHICAGO (ANFI John \V
227-ncund A'l-Au’e, ’'.-an and rated
one of the be t often. -e linem^, -
m the histo"v of C'f-lorado college
has joined the College All-F-Ui in
training for the anrui; : A :
Star Football Game again-’ 1 1 ■ ■
world champions Baltimore < oh
in Soldiers Field here. AnguN te
Also joinme the Stars ’•»? Boh
Novegratz, sir-' A’-my Bneman
Wotfin. a three veai- v ’ -j- roan
at Colorado, has speed *”d aellic
to go his weight end also e fine
blocker.
Cattle grubs cost U. S dairymen
about. SIOO million armially
GORDON’S
GIN
1025 ilf
L PIN!
i M^mf
I m *ai®s simta mm* tsa man a, mst,
• ■ a-.iu.-tl tennis stadium in tha
I V. 3. r
■POKE TOO HASTILY
f very-one admires Miss Gib
• «*n's record as a tennis player,
hat -"Wf felt that she spoke
ha: til v on the Bunchs
one: in dome say she was
*iuc-:4ii>ned a:- soon as she eat
off the boat from a foreign
trip and was not familiar with
the circumstances. They self
■ fie was taken advantage of by
reporters who surprised her
with this question.
Others agreed that she should
have made no comment since she
vc. not. alert on the controversy.
snii other: said it is too much to
expect that, every great athlete
\ should fight with equal vigor
! every racial battle
Be tore he resigned, club Presi
' <i-nt. Wiifr.-d Burglund of Forest
Hill reportedly said he feared
: hundred? of members would re
! ' igr. from the club if a Negro was
i coopted >nt- membership
■rhediiled to leave for Sweden
to confer with champion Jo
hansson or details of the re
match, Fittenger said.
Fittenger said he was authorised
In- t ie. ways and means committee
of *he Council to investigate the
no siteihty of staging the fight and
mg: g 'he financing He added
the fight could be held either in
th. T.n-. Angeles Coliseum or th*
mammoth Rose Bowl m Pasadona
I ted that the Legion and
:■ mips like the Publishers Asst
.nation and Fraternal social group--
■ mild easily underwrite the sale of
a million dollars worth of ticket.=
if the fight were to be staged here
or in Pasadona," he stated.
1 and-arrow race.
J ■ V srld Book Encyclopedia
r 'epo: ts that the Parliament of King
tames IT ordered the people to pur
then clubs away and get back to
target practice
I a f m wb .'-n gunpowder came in
to general use the law was revok
ed -md 'lie 3, o ts vent back to
their putting.
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