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WEEK- ENDPre, SATORPAY, JULY 1-i, 194S
THE CAKOUNIAN
PASB rt'i
Behind The
Play In Sports
BY DON DE LEIOHBUB
This is thr stnry just ;is it wus jschool in St. Thomits, Virgin Islands,
tnld to mr It is about a youtiR m;.n|he won prices. Hr a.tended junior
iid scoiiir hidh schfM.l in the Vir*
who was exccllrd in athletics, then
transferred his knowledge and skill
in the field of sport.s !» an entirely
new profession — and marie good.
Once a flashy shortstop, a prize
fighter and a track man. Chick
Solomon, who only five fret three
inches tall, U»df.y at ."W years old,
is close to the top in news photo
graphy, and is con.stanily adding
to his prestige in his new wuld.
A rather plainspoken sort of fel
low, Chick seldom bothers to be j Publicity,
diplomatic, insisting 'hat diplomacy! High School,
Is just another world for hypocrisy,
He rarely takes .sides in a dispute,
and believes devoutly in the law of
averages.
As a baseball player and as a pro
fessional photographer, Solomon
has m'ingled with some of the most
felebrated of the -Who-.s Who” in
the world. Among the persons he
has ordered around in hi work are
the late President Roo.sevilt, Gov
ernor Dewey, General DeCaulle.
Molotov, Mrs. Marshall Field, Dr.
John Haynes Holmes. Mayor La-
Giiardia. Admiral King, McKenna
King, the former King of Siam.
Pope Pi..8. the former Cardinal
Ratti, Archbishop .S|%'llman and
the Dionne Quintuplets.
Entirely without inhibitions,
Chick is one of the most aggressi.e
photographers in the busines-s. Per
haps this repre.sents some of the
ipirit that won him laurels on the
athletic field An example of Chick's
•ggrassivaness and hi» determina
tion to get a picture, occurred this
Spring in the State Capitol in Al
bany at the time Governor Dewey
was shout to sign the Ives-Quinn
Bill, which established the State
Commission Against Discrimina
tion.
The Governor was being subject
ed to a barage ‘^f ho; flash bulbs
but while .he other bovs were
“shooting". Chu'k wa' busy shov
ing chairs and flags from one lace
to another. Some of the obje s m
that hist 'rie Bic Ro m", here
hang pictures ' -t'I formmer Gov
ernors of New Y k StMte, hadn I
been mo\ed for years except T r
the purpose of cleaninc But Chick
wa* determined to •eump- se" ju-t
the shot he wanted Th« Oovern.ir
obliged, and Soli>m.»n «rored again
There is a picture which Chick
says he wan*- to make and the'ments are
gin Islands, and was graduated at
the University of Madrid.
Up to 1043 his principal interest
w -.-, baseball, and in that year.
Chick went on toui with the St.
Louir Stars and the Dizzy Dean
All-Stars for the Treasury Depart
ment to promote the sale of war
bonds. H«! served as the advance
man and handled promotion and
Chick played
.sho'tst.ip f.ir a team that was un
def ited through two and a half
sea.- n*’ of play before dropping
decis n to an all-star aggregation
of high .school players. He bcg.in
playing .'cmi-pro baseball, .and at
the end of his .semi-pro career he
tii*-npd to amateur baseball and
practically single-handed sparked
the New York sports to the first
ch.impionship by a colored outfit
in New York City Baseball Fed
eration. Later, a smanager of the
"Seals" of the Neu York Com
munity Le.igue. Chick again mas
terminded an outfit composed of
Negro and white young.sters to the
Federatlon\s Championship in bor
ough-wide playoffs, The "Seals',
under Chick's man.Tgement. prac
ticed what the big league clubs are
afraid to attempt He granted an op.
porunity to all kids, regardless of
race, creed, or color, to come and
try out for his club. A winning ball
dub was what Chick wanted, and
his sole desire, as he puts it, was
to put up a good Job at alt times
In 1''42 when tl-e -St'iils" won the
title, there were three white young
sters in the regular lineup
Just why Chick .swtiched fr.im
baseball to photography hi
say. One might suspect .
earn more money. Hiwei’er. Chick'
SPORTS
OUT OF
> ADAM'S HAT
FAANKIC CAALE,
POPULAR COMPOSER
AND ^NOLEAOER,
TOOK gp MUSIC
APttR eSEAKlNO Hi5
HANDS INTH£ R'NS**
A fOfiMea M'DDLS-
OveiSHT STAR, H£
wgvefl LoiTOHCe
IN C/EP. 40
BOOTS/
1^ulRob«or
AU-AMERiCAN END
)N 1910. ALSO
letters IN BASEBALL
BASKETBaU. and
track at RUTiFEPB
IkHNV
ROSS.
Th6 radio, STASE
AND SCBEEN STaD.
' WAS A TRACK STAR'
AT VALE HC
WON rne QuAt^rsR milb in tub 1977
PgNN RftAYS IN 08 *'S BSCS.
BUY tVAft BONOS AT '/OUR. THEATRB.' |
South’s 6th Annual All-
Star Game To Greensboro
Faster, Safer Plane
l.aiiiling.s
CONSERVING ENERGY
as a constant reminded to their own ' |
phi- .ogriiphers as to how their
signments should be executed Re- IN SWIMMING
BY CARROLL Y. BRYANT
Director Water Safety Serviro
Amerirsn Red Cro*l^
laa considered smart and fast on
the ball field. Folks who have seen
him play say he was always men-
tally alert and was always husling.
In the newspaper and ph^t-igraph.v
game the term hu«te " can h“ve an
ugly eonnoatation but surely Chick
cenily. a serie^^ of pictures of an
nccupiiii'inal feature - xecuted ,.t the
T.impkmsvillc Section Ba-i-e. won
for Solomon a letter of commenda
tion from the Navy Department.
In hII fields i f endeavor in and An old gentleman who, dl tlu-
around New y.>rk City, one always uge of #4. still t-wam his mile a
hears of pcopU who want to -go day parallel to a sca-horc rfsori
_ downtown.” D>»Lntow/i ha-, no .it- in New !'■ .land, ‘ k ! ^ lime, usin
I traction f.ir Chick. In fact, he says the breast stroke .md c'-nserved his
»■ typical SolOTTon modesty.
.I'Wnt wn” comes !'■ him
frequency, in .search of h.- rffo
whenever anyti'ing big "jump* off.~
Chicks doesn't lik*- the practi^*'
■f -'i.me of the white photographers-
uiih wh im he ha> worked He
charges t’ey have an uncannv fai-
pictures to. show
n», brouh, nv,T w nrw, photni.l.h, N,„., up lo dte.dv.nt.pe
laphy all thr 'nek. hr la.mnl m ».h™,vfr thav .u ,.ent ..ul on an
.port. Ha .aij baaahall and bnaina (jnla ona la-.k.-d
pan.aular Y hiiva aama in handa .h„p,y .,„d crit .alK |, wuuld
in hia ralalivaly naw fiaW «hara h.rdlv ba r.olad llial'lhf art -a,
’riacar-quiak daciaionf and mava- dalibarata. ha saya Chick tall, I a
...... „ u u I a,. . "ihual racaiil incident in which ha ralu,
sooner the better He desires a g-od j Po^uw editors agree that Chick ^ jo make
shot of 5;enafor The->dore Bilbo; somehow weaves a na’uralne« into -h'wing
being put in his la.st resting place, i his pictures that makes the work adr-
Chick declares that picture will be - f .aptioi; writers easy. In fact, he
"on the hou.se,'* that he "
it out without charge. [ story-«Titing camera man is better
at woney !•
c policeman
mistering aid to a group -'f
... . -1 . e tots seated cm . beach The
ill pynijlwlicvrt ticnily th.i an imclliiwnt ,„,c,r i.«i hi, back turned on Ihy yi.
I Mory-wriline camera man n belter Nesen ynunBler. y-, was in leari ‘
Solomon doesn’t regard himself | :ible to explain his pictures than Xf)».
situation definitely .st -iwed the
by.
Id
'athletes'' near-
" ■ ai'kod imita-
bemf particularly important. , others who may be enxtrusted with indifference of the off eer ' . the ' --f'ui -
nor doe* he make much hiss o%-er the ta.-.k The story-telling notes ae- phght of the youngster who bad ‘^'■****«‘ ’* - ‘"a** >• ^odred yard>
so-called celebrities. Peoples to companying the pictures Chick sub- ber«>me separated from his par- ‘'k »P'-*rt
him, are people, and if he doesn't mils are c«omplete and usually tell ents A wdtite photognoher oreaent' -•*»«■• exhausted than
tia* . «►««« K- .ts—qf , full story, making it unnecessary i jumped at the •ppoiiunity Chickgenti«n-n at the end of hi?
~ some cases for editors to aee ^ invited him to abo ( the 1
tike a person he doesnt* hesitate
put it on the record." but directly
to the party Involved. 'separate stories.
As a youngster Chick tried his Many of Oiick's news pictures
hand at mechanical drawing, and are hung up by pict-ire editors of
for seven years while attending Sk-ere of the larger dailiM to act
same picturr Chick mh! he not only !,
.. •' IpkkW - ‘ a-wm- .w
but ctcquir-
gave the photographer a "swe^, doe* iwt come at once
verhel dreaamg d»iwn," but that oe! iti. m-«-
a'so laid a .sharp left .ook on the i ^ * t’’i of strok>
point his ehm. reminiscent of his • sAill? fr..tble h m •; fed
ROME OBSERVATIONS bnxm* days Solomon «ums it up
(Continued from pAjge four) isontething like this: "I will never, . ‘ 'i'*' tAith any
The plight of Afro-Amencan children in the rural areas r -Ti ’’
quite distressing About tkr rural areas of the nation, he said, such i«*• made u " ^ .
areas get only nine percent of th" national income, but give birth ”**?'•*■ trdicuious. __ ‘
GREENSBORO - Two i.-oms .
' ihc Suulh's moii outstiiiiduig .Nesn
diamond ptrlnrmci.s will bo soon
, tiore Sunday. Auv;ii.-i .">th. in the
i South's Annual All-Star Gamo in
I the Memorial Stadiiui’ -p.msorod
j by A. J. Hammonds, VL-tcran
sports promutor n.' ti i. oily, and
Uio Suiith's Orii;iiial All-Sl.ir Con -
mlltoe.
For this unusual aitracliiin tlv
piomotcr has boon sunc'-'-ful in so-
jciiring a solocli-d gr.iiip of pla.v.Ts
from the Negro Marinos, who will
I be representing the north They
will moot a s(ju.id ■ f TN" Stellar
uerfortreis frnni Sn.iih Carolina,
North Carolina, Georgia. Florida.
Oklahoma and the lower '•■•I'h
The appearance of il:e Marine--
.'iflgreg.alion will mark th.' 3rd -
pearnnee of these member.i- of t'l
f'le Sam's fighting fnii--, in Ihi
vicinity The Leatherneck-^ wii; ;i.
elude on theii roster such noli-d
ha-^ebull fieiires as Slars f'
the National and .Amenian Leaa’
Greensboro b con es ttie site of
the game this year b-cavne of n-
creasing interest and demand of
fans of the ri v wh-i rer.ill the
I’nme of other vears I. i.i-t .'ear thi
big classic stnueft here in the Gate
Cifv, while other eiliei in Ihr upper
and lower .south have offcied in-
tf resting b-ds Gt the diamond at
traction fills year
A. J. Hammond-, G under of the
attraction - that h- puf. ,red t
keep the Classic at Green-boro this
vear, iti hirthplare; I'l" • v.
founded lfl4h and has l.r> n annua!
!y -inre Th- players ;u he -elect
ed by South'- All-Star Committee,
from Clubs of Soulh Carolina.
Ceorzia. FI- rida. Okl,i!iom.» ,-iiid a-
f:ir w- ■ Tf xa- mn Ker’
will he repres- nied
' Nrrih Ca.ollna will h' reprrw
GRAIS WIN OVER
GIANTS, I TO 2
Raleigh. N (' — Tru- R-O' ig”
Gra.v* bream a juiuiant band >l
ball' pl.'ik. ;.s ,. i ked oui .i
4-2 d«k..-..iH from nu-.. ' ;
young, hustling Kah igh 'L.inl-
before -NOt) fan> at C'lt- m k
Tne first two
At-or. a.s Blit W,!d.
G.ants. and Clav of the 1.
held U. to pitching :n'- ;
The r....v, ;.r---ki -h. .i- i' k ;n
th* tnird whin .lack Tav' ■
•jfi- on an « rre , n-.ov, d ' - . ' r.-l '
wM-n Claik. v- '.- -.o-
to first, eame t- •; n AV.'
am* iT'-or»r! Bi y .-. '
..iL.nnd Three ... : ‘i-
f:fth. Clarke sin.;, .i iTeA-r
singled and 1-:’ - ,• '
rd a* ;ni ootli* .d -n ::-'i : r..
mash. Cla: ki i : ! - •■
piU.''., mov.nx R; •'•ir to 'nud
Cozart il-i.'-'d •■•n:
first pitch for .« hot?' lur • - .p.,
B'‘ewt: and ending the (» -. or
uif foi th*' day.
The Gsan'.^ r'l- i-'.-i -• x
ir. the '-ightn, w-h« n Gi-‘r- w .>
idf>- on Jun T8vJ.-.r ? emr in-.j''-
•rf to Second whi!* w:,*
thro'wing out BiM W;! : - Evan* i
- ngled scoring Gi'*ne -m-l ’'-.k
locond on Jack Txvlc . i r -
turn of ;h ' " ' -om the- ‘ '.d
EviTj «:
1-ented by P.p pl.iyi-r.s fium revi'i'-
al -tale dubs Tl.e M Club of
professional rarl- , ■ .r ;,la:-tecl ;■
.■ d fe:,t ill l!)4l ny 1 .-r .Soiidi
♦i-4 uilh tlieji .Si.ii- piu-tier D.m
Ft.'iikhcan bt-iny i ill the -itower
.\4oin lhy aie ii-.,,kii.g ihre;i'--
Ih.it tliiv will he s-if-.,ii Hill- in I'll',
cl.i.' ie. ihui llivy .xpii'i to (-11 i-H
Ulli to pie
Wa.shing-on A a'-ne.s of i-x-
pirnvnt.s which win jnereas'-
Dll aftly fatlor.s uf flying in in-
sl^iment wvather, esp-eially in
zones of tinfie .saturation aruun l
bii.s.v airports is now Inring eou-
cuelcd Ity ihu Civil Acron.iuti-
A'iminislration. In these ted; Da'
C.AA I.S iLsinc 10 earlnad.s of nirlar
cnuipment loaned them bv thr i
lArmy and Navy 1
I Two of D,f main nhii'cL- of thej
n .-earch are tht' perfection of a
.S4'ri x'liiiig lUvi.'i- to allow the eon
- ti'ol towel- to vi.suali/i- tiie actual
• pri.'^ition of ail airerafi within 2.'i
• mill s, and a collision w-arning d." :
i VIC; . t ■ insfjillerl on the instrti-’
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■nor nnes nr maKr-muen iuh?>
so-callrd celebrities. Peaple.'; to
him, are people, and if he doesn't
like a person he doesnt' he.sitate to
put It on the record," but directly
to the party Involved.
As a youngster Chick tried his
hand at mechanical drawing, and
for seven years while attending
' coinp.mying the pictures Chick sub-
- mits arc rnmplete and usually tell
I a full story, making it unnecessary
in snme case-s for editors to use
separate stories.
I M ny of Chick’s news pictures
[are hung up by picture editors of
some of the larger dailies to act
SOME OBSERVA-nONS
(Continued from page four)
The plight, of Afro-American children in the rural area.s is
quite distres.sing. About the rural areas of the nation, he said, such
areas get only nine percent of the national income, but give birth
to 31 per cent of the nation’s children. The South, with eight per
cent of the income, produced 32 per rent of the children. There
fore he argued that this dLsproportionate burden on the poorer re
gion of the country was unfair.
In closing hijN plea Dr, Graham declared, "1 would like lo see
the nation’.s economic problem Number 1. become one of the great
est hopes for the future." Wi*’ North Carolina making a pattern
for other Southern slates in education and a .sustaining rospeef
for the rights of every human being, there is some hope for the
future.
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become separated fiom his par
ents, A white photographer present
jumped at the opportunity. Chick
said, and invited him to shoot the
same picture. Chick snid he not only
gave the photographer a "swe^
verbal dressing d'iwn.” but that ne
nl-so laid a sharp left hook on the
point of his chin, reminiscent of his
bi'xine days. Solomon sums it up
something like thi.s; "I will never
lake a picture in which a Ncgr.i
will he subordinated or he made to
i-ppenr rediculous."
So runs the story of the base
ball player and boxer, who became
a first-rale photographer, one whJ
ir always on top of the play "
Black A'ankccs And
Homestead Grays To
Play In Wilmington
AA’ILMINGTON - The New York
Black Yankees and the Homestead
Grays ‘Penna.i will vie for base
ball honors Tuesday night, July 17.
ft 30 --'clock, at l.egi’'n stadium.
Both lenms tire niitionnlly known,
the Grays heirg national Negro
rhamo ons, who delighted local
fans last .venr at the stadium
Local promoters stressed Ihe fart
thi« week thta local f.ms must give
nv're support to these national
teams if they are to continue com
ing here A great deal of expense
I- in\'>t\ed in th'-se projects, and
the puhlie's support is urged.
.An impro\.»d cotton tm cord hii.s
hern detelopcd in research lahnri-
ti' There is also a new develop
ment in rolproofing .otton goods.
- at the end of their showy spur'
wen; much more exhausted Uian
the old gentleman at the end of his
mile.
Speed has Its u.ses. but acquir
ing speed does not come at once.
Only when the swimmer has mas
tered a sufficient variety of strokos-
and skills to enable him to feci
thoroughly at homo in. the water,
and In cope successfully with any
water conditions that m.iy arise,
should he attempt to gain speed.
From the very beginning he must
acquire and practice the hahit of
rhythmic and correct breathing,
and he must bear in mind that hir
l>oHv honyancy, coupled with the
momentum of swimming, is suffi
cient to keep him afloat. Then he is
Ircp to utilize all his stroking move
ments in propulsion. This wil also
en.ible him to acquire the very es
sentia! hnhil of resting and 'vl.'ix-
ing his muscles betw’een strokes.
If some such orderly procedure
IS adopted and carried out. with
adequate knowledge of the funda
mentals. or. better still, under the
tutelage of n competent instrurfor.
I Ihe whole proce.«'; of learning f.'
swim enn be easily and pleasantly
acromplishrd by most people
There are only nine reengnized
swimming strokes, and five of
these are vnri.ations of the other
four. It is impossible to attempt to
teaeh these strokes or even to de-
scribf them ndeqiintelv on paper
As a rule the several kirks .md
arm sirokis are learned independ-
entlv They ran be practice*! first
on the sh - ttien in shallow w.if-
er. The beginner ran then utilize
them in experimenting with v»-
rioii.s -ityle? of swimming to deter-
mioe u-hieh . irokes are best adapt
ed to his ow-n physical make-up
iiig fur ilu- day.' —
The Giants came scoring bai-k
in the eighth, when Green*; w-is
rafe on Jim Taylor’s error mov
ed to second while Taylor was
throwing out Bill Wilder. Evans
finglcd scoring Greene, and took
.second on Jack Taylor'.s slow re
turn of the ball from the outfield.
Evans stole ihird, whence ne
scored on Thomas’ .single p .t s t
third. Bill Wilder forced Thomas
at e.scond ended the threat and
nil the scoring for the riav
Bix’wcr with two for th e**, and
Cozart whose homer provided th--
margin of victory, with one for
two led the Gra.v.s' offensive. Cl.r-
and Foster eomhined their pitch
ing efforts to hold the Giants li
live hits,
Evans led the Giant.'; offensive
with one for one, .scoring one run
and batting in the othiT, R'll
V/ilder's pitching featured on th"
defensive, holding Ihe vaunted
Gray hatting atlaek to seven hi'';
Evans leaping one hundn d •;‘a.
Pemberton’s liner ever first in
the .seventh wa? the fielrling hit;' •
light of the ronti'st.
Bnlterie.s: Giants — "Rill" W'l-
der and Delmni- Wilder: Gr.nvs—
Clav. Faster and Rrewei
Umpire-in-Chief: Tl.nrvey-fl.nrt,
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