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GRAMOSJNO USERS, 35-8 IN Till
BAI TlMOpr*: M'j P mrrjh
across tv, '. tour '.down< th* iirv.
quart,';. y;inii:.£ -. ..s' ant-ther ptn
in the .second v* . ioii, -.ml *'>< ;• j .;riv
ing 82 vat-tlf; }•„• Hie t finum
in the closing in note-:. m<* ?4 vuun
Beset relied on lo the seaeor.’-. th: >1
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HAWAHANS
HONOR FAMOUS
BY HUBF-ET '.Villi 1
HONOLULU -AMP, ‘This v
tnc first place of th.. r. .1.- i nave
teen that I can truly say. rep, «• sen is
real democracy uoo
'vords were r .ic«! by J- .• • Ov. cz-s
world's greatest Timefc -to.- n, y.. <,
< orsespcndts.t i.. '• ' .
granted as lb- O•>*.m* y null,
clinic iii me famous H«n.'viu
drum Hundreds of youths come
every Saturday u.n lie- instruction
and aut .graph.-; The n
compose every , roro'
wlijtcr Chmi.e. Homb- m: Jap .
jsefC. Korc-ates, Portuguese. To; -
Ricans tiid run iii o'
Owens 3 a- nothing hut pi else fur
ihr t ui.-i’u •!: 1. ."-1 m"1 haw ■
seen 1:0 better coor hr.r<u-,n '< .1'
team work among any player •• any
where «;■ hm■>■ . 1 irjf s>- ; ■
Our winning of eve, single iSame
attest the fact WhJield Wtia..
manager, is due sot the praise r<-,
lilt. success oi I' •i, ploy =r. ,
gret that 'r.e boy- vili nvt tr- a' •*•
to stick together. They would e»-
iy become the best team of bareb >ll
players we have America/' o*>v
' a;d T with emphasis
Owens v-ent ;:n "in the field of
sports, the Negro can do mu-it to
better race relation? All too few
shirk the re'pcn'ibilir
"l t. ur.d myself jr. .- ompk-te -.grt ■
menr with the t raut .-'tat wneis n*.
said, "There tr entirely too reach
criticism voiced aim,>.a our all t .
lew* ifcadejfc.
The likeable r,-ck ~:ar m,d capa
ble jpc.ikfc won a 80 v .rc C -h ivt:.
a horse lan Saiurd v evening be
fore a crowd 0/ .8,000
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Washington, n x -nkpa, --
Ajv a Siiuil, w;,lie B-.-aLiiiJii co, ii
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Tayloe Hosp-'ii.>. iiei a Thui:,au.\ «,
result of wuuiidf he • art anted *
/ e ua id abatd set, era] 'imea by
Mils Mary Elizabeth in .
ditbputs «fi! tobacKj g. odinfe nu.->
Pine to m n Tu «d a y a n err, oo 1 v
Smith v.’ii. .- a .1 i; 1 .- c-o»j:li
fton wac iajCv-n ’,, liit- I a! ■ •.
lowing the stabbing .and Mi,- Lb.
prew was held jj, jail jjancurig oui
t-ome of the injuries.
Mr, 1 ohacco Farmer
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♦he >;-?rr l pp% »* Grtltnh'J: • "
■ voile*.»<.• iLj - :t5-0. hunt to'in:
The evutugeous but o'.itel i)
- Tstfer.s. !t.„i by u,si: piJedrivm,;
• ‘tar. halfb.K !; Hnu) V-.-(Hiper, tot,it '
, the op-t’dti . Vick ’.if
1 a w«iqu* shift pins u varje-J i
, J.f'ji-ivi- tu niaff.h '.Ji ;.
tlrrow a n jc- jnio Morgan rank.,
be torn i ing ibe ... .11 on 0.. ■ o».
the Bears 21.
then. !he urc-used Bruins Hr,;..k
;; ack wiih a vengeance. Their crac-Ji
; fob back. Big Jin; Turpin, slash
es Through off J.-fi tackle nprjr.j
Ih rough uk- Tigti secondary ar,/s
rompeß so; 00 yal cl ' . rat-)', up *; ■
' a-" ' tu.-i ,-e or, the Mo, gin iter’
bHu-ti, play f ; on) scri,,’,n,t:ge. v\,>
:-d "kutblUKllC 1 Jlilif trolled
Jonh to kick the extra point and
'•101 wan took u,.- jeaa. 7-<i
t 'bis 1 ;> fcv. iTJUiutrs iaitr when
ti.e Tigers we,, an 1
, bi-ot tin ban ,u: t,ora thej. urn
A" o ' l|: > in, E-.'ari dm ■
nun hi el Hu,: crinkled jm *u
k« k -c„«,p ut, Tin bail srK'i j ,1,1
back to the Gramblmg H ya.d 1,.,c
, .u'iUi'j picned up -i ;>• .■<•! •. _.'ju is.
r >hd Hi* ~ stellar q.-ur'i tu n:r. r. Oscar
GjVCJih '.'.llippc-u u P* f Uj
Joe Blstek us tb~ u.ri zone Auiu
matic done- pot toot tr nail u.d
f >;e score is as ‘vio.ri.u M Gi'utnb
ling 0
T'ht end of ti■.- i. : • * p- n*i ji.it- s
t'pU'd S| 1-elejjth-ss. r. yaid trek
~ gi-.iiwa, si v.ifl ike Beci -' tin 1'
Tigers 0 vai'd ribbon. An of! -d ■
, ■- udii '* ■ r 'ho fu Ipi >. ! the ~,
'iwi- fin rmi)advanced -J,-.
pigskin in- tire, j yard ?me and on
‘iK- x: the ‘.< isatiie i.bx ~
eiaokod over mio pay thr! on
OOSit, rbsck I, " JJ. hdlie-j li.SCC’ :
,„ O I',*: ;.,r, 1 e lot i..... .
, ?,on. slid >iie count was Morgan 21.
pposit ion 0
i In tin. middle of ihc same fiarv.e.
Scooter Wat king 1-bbed a 20 yard
Pas? into the grasping fingers of
f Stretrh Whaley, ana the long legs
. of me To.vnjr.j. end literally si:
. -ip the r m > nmg 26 yard to yrei-i
■.x ...•:'a. 1 ion ,! urnv; Ji.ne: oblir j
and th: sc pe had mounted to TV)
. pi'OpOi" JW)2l£.
1 i b-~ I\V .-* tfcciiXj..’:' bidtlJt/Ci liferCtlp
‘i j .asaiy. f.rJuuii’T .
t»u. rudecisivcly. mroust.out me
i,i i a p u >.i rtcr V u..t t ii. .ji, s
, were ootataj'iding for the Tiger
while lreq«ent penalties 1 ended!
hainsli US' the olfensivt- gesture.- o!
th-- Bcufi. .
The Br urns jwiJn d in the 1iu.,1
i.ur.vfi. taking ;,0.- 01 the Da.:
. i*n then' vwn 38 yurc. line to ari-,c
. on land a,.d thiougb the a,r 82
-. 'si :i,-: J.:., the linal sits pointer of the
u dm hlilch WhifUnghun, -ho
, duj.e h iriiji.: , j:in iuoriue
v ti ießfin.-; mrougliout tin- fu .1 naif
liimaxt-j -he trek e\ tvheehr;.,'
• Ihrougi a hoi,- off left tockje ami
tearuia fit.*,- ti *.. the- clutches of
-> O -i■ Dt_ jig, . 1 . iU-cJS .v'JjO .Sot,. ! '
desperate iy to iv-ic hu him. tn go
■ ’>. li-e r.: trurn ti,, C,,ax,Tin 1;> h
- Jones .tittb cunt,mm piacU.u /
pegged tiie ; .c,ie at 35-0
•* neaasvireiii—ifft ■i«ei» mwnrMii'UßMtMM,' ttmm wwiw—r
ftV GEORGE LVLIJ. IK.
I-or th* NkTt Nt-ws Service
PHII.ApKLBHIA - L.ghtw..i;*r,t
H>ai:ipiou Bub- M<iibtaomer; l;.. -•
■-■rot into training to* his title c'e ;
lenst bout with Wesley Mouron
and vow-- that the lightning v.hit
••truck Inns in the -rrond li-y.rne of
ijuir Ssptemher .aee'.iiig. vsiil not
; trike in the same piace twice.
Heir won iu, title Jfyrij f> .
Jock. v.a i;i. .bi-e to g.:i started
against the youngei Mouxou an i
wound up on the canvu.. in tiu-ir
non-litle bout. This time 11 will be
different, iu- vesvs, jr.d She fa
'•'•’ho are expected to jam Hhiiiy ■
f'on vention Hail, c-,mes October 28
.‘ill .-.*e, gnto more, ihr age-oi'.t
not tie 'twixt youth nut .-xpo,
f'S oio:>jv,-iuo is il.e only -lat -
tii<- i,uu- could be tuld <>•
!-au i Wesley is still jnC, r ag« He
Uji:' K-' f -it tfil*t lie COO.-, i tjj Cr,
■ tut week thia tie cooled the cio.m
Pon Ji. N. York. v.< ,•>• ”L■~< i<■
*i' ’ • j:u 1 -■ ■I- .. -t: n-;a i, u.!
champion-hip bouts, Alou/Ot» wo.;id
be unatie to compete iot the crown
ij.m'c Nt-w York jaw- forbid *nr»h,.
o, s' to box over eight round* and
title matches mud bo ovci a twelve
' : fifteen round route.
Wet-ley is training at Batcsvitie
.1 t,Mning t-ile in field New
Je» ««?.»•. while Monty },, reua,in.-d
to kaoms Byre'* camp tu Pleas'*; !-
■. iI.A. New Jei'vy
f *
Fl A Air.'- 'O'.-H:,". Vie.- pj e(3 -
sfu- at (enter .-..e: -i res.:. J ~
i-a, lien Lu.r’niou'u met U,-..
V's,-b';'. v. as not it: lire jmeu i,
.■Saturday , -re.-: ago .le :, : * *
and Bine setup, a tru* Indians by a
J!*- 1- count Alc.x.mdc*,. a V i t
inane was switcl - 2 from ihe p,vo'
P'2 tiOU 1,/ iae!;;e !■ ,s )'ck.v i.
Coach Tuss McLaughrv
Lev; Jackson. Sir.- - • .n,c ■- r.e, to
piay t i Yale v/a? a big grin the
r. Ui. .ofi-r.-ive ai;h...jgn tiiey
iO. .ct Budcy Yo-mg v. bo, i .aC.r:.
have revealed. - mi.; <:■- from a bed
uB"- ■ he; J t.C : V.-- 22 liie iiiigU s,
clown to cleft a.
Last week’s papers earn; a fi.«
i-i-e,'...- -..-f >j,ia Ittit ,-#iay ti ■ >-i i
hove mati,.- ti e grade -n •
t-ehools but they failed to mention
Waily Triplett- of Abingfi-.n wiiu iv
■i , i.ai-d ut (Hi. the Puijh State ,-.U veil
slid HUiaid t.'h .'tiet tr.,.- Crculc half
back «i t.'wuei; eu<gb arc don -
bang-up jobs at their jerpec; ;v>-
Btod maters.
Fee Utilvi-r.-ity is back ;r, the
vridiron picfuie as they trippeo
iVLltv- IVlenioi ia) in ifieir op t:tr,g
: ~UT.te by a ’-0 score f i.ic. ane-ti,:.
ysuw-er in iooitndl circles, had c-ucte
a king way" down trurn the G r ;>
'fiat fcautrcc r;uy: Ls r 'Juijipru
.! ■:■ V,'nvvi'is and tile like
Another school wbiefc has ivttnn
ed to U>e Kiid wait, is Cheyney ,4'
the > fat* Tvachci' ' CnJI-'ge circle:-'
t hey !tev v, in eh v,.,. aiu:., I ard
;;rcri to gs; m-aug.fi :..e ‘, c. Die
campus tu make up an eleven, c.e -
LOUIS DROPS
ONE TO LAWYER
CHICAGO. Oct * N’-T 'X i To-
Louis lb o heavyweight boxing
champion, agreed In Superior cotirt
last Wednesday to par Biuejcv C
Cyrus, iittoruey, $2,000 in settlement
Tlti.-n <'!owning for oh togiapl,
of a suit involving attorney f.
the cnampiou raised Cyrus' bur,a
and .-aid, "He’s the v.'innt-t
Cyi us cep resorted by Sidney J*
iJrov.ii. attorney and school bom
mi r.ubtr, had sued Louis and m
ionm-r '.life, Marva Trotter J,cu,
lor S3V, .'OO in fees he claimed were
dm- O' (onn act ion w ; th a divorce
sun tiled b, .Mrs L ~j . hi 1941 I'm
(■'. uplc was i i-conclitand 1•-s *•-
d,lived. Cyrui. v. ho bad i -gj; v ,l
--'-(! :vl i. Louv, raid tie paid fii’. -
s2,nt)o but Lite reniaird’ig $51,000 -".ill
v a i.u paid Tile case came up f:-
fim; ut-i.iii - Judy.*.* Hairy M
Fi: he: .
Louis der,,i:d a,:> p-ssii.,ii«i.v of re
COiiviHulioo witfi las mmitt' wif*-.
li-'V in CsiJforiua. H«‘ O'! he won''
defend ni> title beto. V nrxt June
but that next montii he will go >
Honolulu. Territory *.*t Hawaii, ,'cs
r-xb,bit son bouts..
icjtcd the r:■ ,il: b. : ->■ VUtii.ro
• Stott- College. 3/2-6 in tiiejr debut
A.,;d Jdiikindei Smith ivioch to-.
' that awful lacing from Wiley
• reiitly. found Osesnsulve:- a u’h <>i
they could lick last week.
fats'; •Tarzas; ' Cooper, one tinm
Bens groat who start;-.i out on bn
ij u v life ii i; Wailhiiglaii Beat- ■•-
f..-v - - o'-j civ has armoiUJ'H <-(<
ha + i' . - , ihi I- 1 -jj. i v< .i, I>i >
■ a a mumy JocaJ* roi or tVitis uiV'
'V' 1,1 'lit, ids - ‘is;. ‘ - (Viil i;g B'.t'i
adelpfeians.
4a, if 'Sugar' C.-iij ex-M Jgari
State . ' : sy v.;;3 he back wisii
lj a PijsiJy Beat; this year when they
' op- i: th' ir seasess at Philip's Tows,
fbaii on ;N .\e U , til : 4 -■' C!)>g lOli.
,vho v, 2 one ~f Aba Sapersfcein's
saudouts on the famous Harks■
■ GkiD'imate) vv,ll -&ke some time
from : i> duties with tne fire de
oailmtr,! r . get around use court
IOC US- ; 3) -
i'hji.. , -tr i also anriounced
mat r.n p; ot«'-s .- the Benem kiro
£'. i , would again play The Midget?
; ;.ro.p o' ps c -Tenr-f r.,.e boy -, cup-
Itft.-d the JT;. jj Ig ut th*- , .->un <"
last reason and before the year an’
ed every i; >. Club n town v. a
Tm ni: I'uiy ppcsition
Coached by f nner Wi-!>erforcenri
i Bad:; ft Anderson, the Benezef club
rtdU A ixi L'Ug'il. iilfc At-UYAjil Uliucie^i.*’
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li.jt i; "Fields ui Wonder.' and .‘he
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i- tv foe published next spring atnj
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Liu,si.toii Hughes so ;v ■'Sha/.0-s-pcni
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Why lot tate In Mate By Contract
1W That WiU Assore 4 Continuous
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tirement income FOR YOWLF?
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th" Cary Christum Chumb, the
licv. J .w Moadou pastoi. rA>i
fijtinir
Mra Jobimm is survived by w<
tOutcUrrst, Mrs, Luvits Farrell n.us
Mrs, Alio Berkwith both of Cs*ry.