PAGE SIX
A.&T. GRIDDERS FETED, VARSITY GET LETTERS!
Beating The Gun
nv AI.VsV MOSES
NFW YUHK (ANHi Tin* VV;iU-. It I J( ni' paper'- calling for a
return Juru meeDm: between Hr e bi Iting-b an ties sh-nilil soon
be inked am! read* tor filing ’lid. pores the question, how much
nipney will Jiu;-;> y Ju-iph get bout the million I'nUii; end of thi-i
Slimmer meeting?
My gue. ,; s. in light of ail of the Sol Shams office announce
ments we have been mulling over p.r the past two weeks, will b
$2 ) 2 percent. Walcott icwivt-d a reirn slightly in exere: of !;.18,001*
tor motion picture royalties us the batlln that -aw the .14 year old
punches flora Mi Barrow twice. On that bieo.s h* stands to c alt
tuvay more than lour times that amount lot tin 1« : rights in ad.
difion t" ecetvmg 30 percent
Os cunts;- no one- aitm.lh knows the in stile Ft ry of all this
save tie lawyers a;. 1 mumi-ers ui both pritn.-ip; is Dnr me d-cp
that he will enter tin ring the time r-aling around 214 pound."
This teib, oiv and all that in- 10-year reigning I;-:tic monarch Will
rely upon strong (not speedy) leg;- to can’ him thru 15 bicycle
round;. relying on speed punching nt the sort he displayed against
Fox worth recently. to rav. hr; precious crown and to insure a Wal
cott kayo this time. Weil, time ha; it all wrapped up in a cello
phane-sealed plastic hour glas ,so . ■ sit avouno and wait .' v, ;
just like I'm doing
MONOPOLIES IN BOXING
Probably tor she loth time ana last N. vs ilv; «-■ repeat.
‘Good 1 More-it lighten; are- dill being sidetracked because ot not
rnng handled by tin right, peopb with entree into the mope: secret
fanetoi unn... ’ The boxing-t'rusto.: know that when a fell;/.” like
O’neil Bell goes out mid lick; fifth rated Tommy Yat .-v. to rhaik
up Yarc ..'S firs; defeat m eight yea; . Bell is much too danger on
for then meat ticket- Result. the fighter must past mm in puuti.-.
boxing-locales and it he doe-, manage to get into Madison Squaw
Garden or other key tig; centers around the h op, be i: P ia *- ( . '
in the senu-windup slot lm . “coffee and cake money.
You don't have to boa writer or boxing expert to know the
southpaw Bert Lyte.ll is the- best 150 pounder a>ound Will he .•••’
a shot with Grazianu the Roc-key, Tony Zale Marcel t erdan, T i
Apostoli, At Hostak, etc? Stop your kidding! The spoliation system
works something like this: These managers ir power who seem
to dictate matches to promoters and some commissions look down
the rated lists and pick out the bully boys fort he like ot O Ned
and Bert l.vtell In O'Neil’ ease ho would be reived; l.ytell, (didn t
O'Neil lick Yarcotr who fight. 175 poufdcrs?) 1.10-vd Marshall. Ray
Rpbinson (who can lick m. 1 ant fiphter). Anton Itaadak, etc.
In Lyfe It’s case. he \v= tdd be chucked in with glass-chinned A;-
chic Moore. Fitzy Fitzpatrick, a real tough hombre: Bob Fox worth,
the lad who went foui rounds with Joe Loins, etc. 1 here stnl isn I
any justice and we, as a -port conscious group, do nothing but
TALK IDLY instead of registering intelligent ptoitsts in the right
places
MELTING POT
BEN WILSON, one of the- nicest and most capable I'elicws w.
know, was honored ovi Feb. 7 by hieing named era of fhrec Ixjxuu,
•instructors to assist head coach Viet-.n Bi Filippo of the L;t squad
in Golden Gloves finals. March 22. A member of Salem Methodist
church and president of the Men’s guild there, Wilson at 25 is a
crack coach and a fine youth developer . , One again we see the
fine hand of PETER B. WHITE, Salem church athletic immortal
£md the AAU official, reaching out in to- interest cf growing Harlem
youths and the ete-tns! bat lie again ! juvonre delinquency
low bow to B; roam in Wilson .
JIM SEMI .t il failed !• capture M-.nty Is Gu tre.rn tie- M;mh
t ,t Newark t. .-I- v . n didn't turpi , me h -1 imi'-'ii N---- ’i,
f.-ont office got $15,000 fc. Gil Doby ar-ri many i'-chev.- that L-un's
price-tag wouldn't vary a 10 cent piece ..11' that sum were he gobbled
up by major league considerations- . . COL N ! R'« MEN !-,R S, n ft it ml
cf long, has replaced Frank Forbes ir. the ticked-setup at the Yan
kee stadium this season . . For be.- war. always early with hi.;
league notices and we hope friend Meyei r - will follow a simile
pattern.
Lincoln U. Tops
Pirate Cagers In
Heated Contest
'T'AMI ror; Lira Jn Univt-r
--si|Ar’s 5-! -47 Valent::;- list victor.-
ov'er I 1 mpton fnstittfte hero mu-'
have been doubly swept to hi
Lions Aactd bv the soeetacuiar
floor lay and shoot ir<£ of G-<» £<*
Moore who scored 21 points, the;
visitors not only stained revenj, •
for an earlier 58-58 heating but
ciiti d tiie same way the Pirates uad
dor. —by homing ft’orr behind
L .icoln rooters had been dismay •;
ea •.•hrn their team lust a 20-poi.n
ha) time lead and Hampton root-j
er : Saturday were ju ' about r--5 i
«o> . on the world after seeing their |
team lose a 28-18 lead.
Winfield. Motsr’e running man
at guard, seconded the top scar,
with ii points, Chttci, William,
nine wa- the best inds idual efx'oi r
the pirates could Muster
The victory bolstered (he I,ions' ;
tournament chances and Mi thv ■
1 Ira tea hanging on the rope-, j
Htirrvpton has a non-conference ;
-me with powerful K- .ducky state
re Saturday,
incoln lions Lose |
To Morgan State. 61-51 I
BALTIMORE Md,—The Lin- ;
In Lions and the- Morgan Bears |
re-sawed ruggedly through 40 }
• brill packed minutes hero in the
. .altiinore Garden tonight, with
Morgan racing out in front with
in the last three minutes tr» play
to eke oat a meager 81 54 vic
tory.
The bulk of the Lincoln mask
ers were supplied by Ben Brown
and George Moore, frehsmen
newcomers who joined the Lin
coln forces following the semes
ir)f interval as Brown, former
Baltimore Douglas High ace,
paced the Lions with 14 points,
the majority of which' came da
ms the first period when Morgan \
and Lincoln tied constantly and j
exchanged & valuable one-point I
lead.
The Washington brothers, Br
ute and George, did the scoring j
fop-Mcrgats, the former compiling i
*6 points, stvzi the lifted’ 14.
Ti e Scoring:
LINCOLN ;54'
G I- r
Thornhill, t 3 2 r-
Wiliiatns f I ? ' i:
Brown t 4 0 H
Winfield. £ 5 1 »' i
Moore. £ 8 5 21
Parker, f 113
Edelen, g 0 0 u |
Reid, g 0 0 0;
TOTAL . 22 10 54
HAMPTON < 47?
o. r j
Smith, f ....... ... 0 0 0
Wilson i ..... . .20-1
Lewis, c 4 0 8
C. Williams, g 4 1
Casey, g it f
Johnson, f .. . 2 i 5
Pnte. f . 8 0 •
aloof ahead, c i 1 »
C Srowa 0 2 2
D. W.ili -m•• 0 0 0
Not tine mam ft o ( :
H-niiigfiur” . .. 1 2 4
Foivlei 10
A. ‘Williams 0 1 !
Slew-art ft 0 <:
TOTAI. it) 9
Howard Bisons Win,
.11*12, Over IJneolii
LINCOI.N UNIVERSITY, Pa.
The Howard University Bison,
caught in the Lion's own den la
week, fought desperately to make
it two for ihe season over the Lin
coln University Lions, finally no
trig out a 42-45 victory in the moat
heated contest even witnessed in
the local gym.
The bitt- riy-foiiyh! contest win v
va- nonetheless conducted iti
sportsmanlike fashion was dead
locked theree times, with Howard
enjoying the longest 'ead in lha
garrie hi Foydinp a 45-38 margin
most ot the way
'lhe Christian Index, publisneti
by ihe Colored Mc-tnodist Episco
pal Church, celebrawd Its 9QU\ *r
nivrrsary this month.
WILLJAMS WINS
OVER MINELLI
I■ ;l ‘ '
PHILADELPHIA < ANP) Il«
Willi;.m . ii'idisi'iite-d lighten >ri"
Idian.p, outgunned Italy’s Live
j vlinclli In a bloodv, wh, .-held-liiin ■
up 10-rounU bout before 9,311 spec
tators here Monday night Ike oat
it-red Mine!!) th mauler from Mi
lan, to hi first defeat which
bom: hi William;; winning streak
to r.n even dozen The champ .r. •
lend tin ling a 5-1 favorite arc
took the unanimous decision >;■
Ret I 'ice Daw- B lott (7 2 1) .1. .
Jutlf. Frank Knaresborough ai-o
Lou Ties?. 1 both 7-3)
Miueth, tiir ; uonsu-r of the tw,.-
i men and th-’ hcavt. r <144. Hit 137 -
utilized a running, holding, coutt
! ter fighting style. Hts greatest 1a!
|ly came in the fifth round when
he spun IK- around With .. hi.*
swung right to the chattip’s head
| Another spurt it? the ttth garnet
!Hu Italian v.u y tittle si. Ike kept
him bitty stopping punches, botd
: .g. and - tupping more punehr-.-.
Minelli was hurt many turns dm
tire 11:c 10-renind . • .un.-L b> :t: 1 1 • •
! dertng head shots and sharp body
blow:,
tu- fit h round rally by tin
nii-iuy touted Italian lighiweb
I netted turn a cut leic br*nv wtuc.
di fnuatcjy ; m r,i ttif ticb- of ttu
light in Williams' iavo.
in hi dic'r.-.c.ig i-oom after the
I fight, Minelli the rn.-in he iciusc.. l
i i» go down told ;e-purtei s tiaoui.
tsis ir.ferp. eter teat tie would 10-. c
tO fiytht Wlibaill' agaii).
B\SKi SBALi i HS
OFMiOM)\URI)
Si:ORFl)l AI JHN
By Robert < herry
< 41A1U.OTTE The Second
Ward Gills won their ?txth Confe-x
..net Basketball game- here Fcbra
..ii s ,!rd. before 1.000 basketball In •
Til: Second Ward Gul were pue
. d by Kloirc South. Barb-ara ti by
and a sure shot girl, r rnelv V<;i •
etia Rc-cifcm. Tli- Clear Creek Gins
wen;- paced by M f-fudiiili'-. ivi
Wall.'Hu and TL Davis The Second
Ward (hi i- had control of the en
tire ganir
BOYS GAME
j us-- Second Ward Tigers kepi up
the good work in the family
| out shooting, passimg. ptayhng, the
| (hear Creek Eagles. E. rly in the
; first quarter of the game, the
• u cnmied a 8-2 lit.d on tire Eajle 1 .
I . h";: ;. 01 ■ anti StCi ! j i-pt linkup,
; j;i k; ’■ :u tiu K■ ,! . r»r:#- dei.-i, - 1
! in 1 ! .T'l.iciis bega.'i H.
me light when .*■ 4,ir on canned !
i two points to narrow the gap .0
i iiitx-vrru.-xsic-n 1 0-4
Dt-spite a eou'inubu; surge ;n l.'u
; cr id halt th. C!i-ai Creek Eai;!c.-
' : , r rnane.s.ud to w’>xtx.h the polo'
j Ujuking x:l O Stud. V. I;;; i,'m: h.
i {'iionipson, V Wright, J. Yarboug:.,
j snd .7, “Slim" MoiTisor, who pricei
ilu Tircrs. Site! gamed uith ->.oi -
| mg honors tor the night on three
i . I id gn.ut’. ,rip Oili II CC TtU’C '. . ,f .
; ,'ohnson u.uu , high t’*'u the- E., 1 -
with three field goals and one he,-
nrow. Tin: victory was me iount-
Hj the Second Ward ’i :;?ei.
SFCONft W ARD th .IRS
G FT 1
IO Steel . ti l j
jV. Inman i o t
iG. Quinn 2 0 1
|O. Wright . 4 0 1.
; t (Slinii Moivirot) 4 ii .
j.l. Varbough 4 0
l H Thornp.-.on ....... 4 0 >
I TOTAL 28 t :
I ‘USAS CREEK EAGLES
G FT F
J .lot ire: on 6 10
•J. Gr id . 401
i C 1 ' sh-v 4 0
IJ. Davidson 0 0 2
| Reid on 0
! TOT At 14 14
SECOND WARD GIBES
a FT F
IF, Irby .800
IV. Red fern .8 0 *>
IE Smith KiU 0
| C Gaston 0 0 1
|VV Alexander 0 0 1
j 2.. Garrett . .... 0 ti 1
; B McDowell 0 0 ;
TOT At. 28 1 4
CLEAR CREEK *GfttLS
a 1 t 1
: Vi. Rudisilie 0 3 '
iM. Wallace 2 1) 0
ri Davis ,200
| A ftudisiii t 0 0
|M. Green . 0 0 0
.M. Anderson .. tj 0 0
TOTAL .10 34
HALF TIME SCORE
Second Ward Girls .... 24
j Clear Creek Girt;, ,4
j Second Ward Boys 10
j Clear Creek Boys 4
; Sepia Llager Stained To
i Play On .4 i! 4 l it v Team
j LOS ANGRLES (ANPi A Me
|gro student, Rufus Johnson of
.lordan high school, was chosen cen
ter on the all-citv basketball team
by the Helms Foundation Commit
tee on Cage craftsmanship.
With 172 points, Johnson was sec
ond in scoring This is 1 tie highest
total ever scored by a pivot mar
in a single season here. Because oi
bit- speed and accuracy hi; is
nicks.iwnwi “Tha Wrecker’’ in cage
tSSLfcksS 1 ..
THE CAJiUUNIAN
Speaker Voices
Value Os Sports i
!n Race Harmony
GREENSBORO 'Du- Athletic i
; Commute!- ol A. and T t .‘allege I -
;ed ttiembers ot the past season
gridiron squad with tin- Annual!
Foot bolt Banquet field in \iii.vti,
if d! at the < • >Il.-p> insi -veek.
Fill-. F ( ,i Lx.it. Acgi-- grad \v!.c
--i r.n\v an official ot the Norlcil.
<Y..i .Lamia! and Guide new;-:
pap. r .m i ved a- punCpal rpcak
>• ti.r tin iithu U*d by Di
. iihl.ux.. indent;; and J acuity tm-iu
' bi 1 h.
He told the group that the
’of sports ha:- become an instrument 1
of great value in moulding into
ft i ia! gox ili
Reviewing the pas* !;> month-, of
atiiletic activity. OorbOt elicit I
Jackie Robin: on. Joe |.out Bm.d,-.
Young and Mariivn Motif v a-: am -
. V,,.iCiU- 03 pcu,-i!Vill K,r ihe race.
’I lie Virginia newnnan declare.!
tnai while hi- was naming thes
: great Negro athletes rpccifically, t :
was hi.-: cont< ntion that ttu- lvus !
jxvriv ot athletes able nr crash tv ■
color Hue arc rioirife ..n exyi.-liiin
'ion in cementing good relation
iin.it:}: different racial groups.
Ci.jch Wiiliarn B’.'i A and
(•Ktlball n.c-ntit! <!“. :il'dt-:l vurat ■
tcitci.- to -v Aggjes. tor participat
ing !111 1 <7, . ’ ciU ; it.!,
net": ir.cluxlt'd Arthui run. Dui
,- >- i Leioy Hatshaw Spriiqgficid.
OV,i■ , lu nar:CoLman, f ..
Krfpip N. V. Marvin Patt.n on.
Si ,1-p‘villc }•'... David fCthcar
Gas:oi',a. .ji»?l W .!-- n, Dor..
! PSa Robert Snnth MorristowH, ,7.
J; WuLain i.cwu, Columtu o .
J.;.- F i-diC-x" .'iL.ii, Fa . v> ~
ti"1; Frvor, Pittsburg!;, Pa
• *c. v ,7;.aV-on All 1 . <down. t*;-.
Oga. : V , Solicit. U■ . OlllU
iamc: Rowe. F’t. W ,yru i.„:
-vi;;,. Kelly Media, Pa. Floyd;
Jackson Chapel Hill, Sheiw.x,. • ■
Hou.ini In 50*41 Win
ih n Hampton Pirates
HAMPTON INST, V;s. Hamp
ton's Pirates fell behind m tin
last thm n u - arte a s< ■
; saw battle with Howard Umv-.r
sity here Wednesday night and
the Bison* tnjy'e it two victories •
in as many vt-eek.-i ova tbe a:>
siders, 5(7 41
Four Howard men divided
:'curing honors almost equally a
dams! Hamilton- Waltei Wric.ht.
\yilh 12 point.-;, and Leon Smith,
Frank Booth and Whitfield Pol
bird, with it each, whit. Bill
Smith led the Pirates with 10
arul Curls Whson chipped i;i
With nine. Sc.ip Lewis, who had
sun wild against Delaware with!
21 paint-., w.m held \o 7, and I
Captain Chuck Williams, the l-'i
rtaes' 1<)47 highest scorer, failed
to hit the string!, at all.
Altei the rimvar-t. tilt Hamp
t'o;s CMnfqrericc- record stood at
three won and five lost. The Pi
•at, . do*. :> five same hoivc
stand Saturday alteiTmon, F'ebii!-
; fxtT 21, in a non-conference garni
against powerful Kentucky State
Os law are Tlips St. Paul
LAWRENt 'ivV iI.LE, Va -Bound
ing buck from then defeat at u.
hands of N C State the night b>
ti-rc The Hornets of Delrivvare Sthte
-.vent back to their winrig wo>- ay
soundly trouncing- she "Igers of S’
Paul’s 78 41. The game '.>vs n, . ex
it, doubt a? Delaware .‘.cored ;.:a,
iif aiiy at will Ji ro.jrnout ti,e con
test The Tigers were greatly ■ -.ui
classed by ihe very capable- cs,y.
from Delaware
L!NE CBS
ST PAFLS (4D
C, f- T
JehkinF, t j i o
Jamison, 1 ...... i (~ 2
Wi.rtiington, f ... o 5 1
Piessf-;;, r 8 j ji |
Boyd, e i 4 t
I Young, g . 5 0 It I
Diggs, g 0 4 4 i
ft Wilkins, g 0 (j i-
T Wilkins, g 0 2 2
TOTAL 14 13 41 i
iii'I.AWARi; <7l!
G F T
Schench, t 8 3 j;
F-x /<••:. * 2 t
H Hari. ; 4 0 6
Thomas, t c 0 o
I Pi tee, f i o 2 i
: Bayne, c ... ... ... . 0 D J
Frcmisn, c f> o ’.a :
Willis, c 0 0 0
Barrick, p 2 5 5
Br.wgus. g o i >.
| Simmons, g 0 2 2
W. liar!, g 2 0 -t |
Bookt-ty, i: 2 0 4 '
Holiday, g .j i u
j TOTAL 30 t. 3
Score at the halt. Delaware 42-- <
| St. Paul’s 17.
Bfuef.it Scheduled
i —,,.,‘rfvwfv
LOS .ANGEI.ES AMP) Star |
members of ihe Negro National;
league plus coast and major ieag-j
ners wintering here oh the cous T I
staged -j benefit ttfame February It*j
at Wrigtey FL id for the sick ben-!
i efit fund for semi-pro player;. j
Jarkte Robinson of the Brooklyn I
Dodgers veas one o! the major iMg- j
ums invited id play, i
i Thompson, I’oughktepKie, N Y:
j,, ! '
; Miltuii Johnson, x inmiumti, Ohio, | *
Afhii’ (ixu'i'ii "ii, Canton Dlito; R“
i Let t ji. Jackson ,\H. ntown. t'u . ■
t-j ph Belt r Philfifix'llJ'ia, ILa
Ri.lsu! 1 Valentine, f.pi ingiiek:.
id: Law i CMC, i 'a- pvim r, M• >i
... , Muriel R-i(l 1 lavi>i-• -ti; Joseph'
William- WinAon - 2 lcni: John •
Monii-.town, N J
| .Hters were also awarded Robert
i Bindley Springfield Ohio mail-;
agei anti Hornsby Howell Atlanta
G..!.. train- r.
BIG BLUES TAKE
66-5? ViCTORY
OVER ST,PtOL
L*. \VP. ENCEVII.LF Va. h’
;p; , nd tuck b.l tie the "Rig Him
irutn Diiief i Id. \V• •• ! V : y-iua ■i- - !
;; CF• 57 victory over the :
Pani'.. tpchixic qr.mtet i:
Ti;- • ■ f l 't P.itii t.-t -; ,T ! " ■*
t;,-* tan Liking - 10 }.•■•••!.a Ir-m
,n thi opening ot '.hr game H.
. p\- r ii,*- Hint’s Fioke through (-. ■
: deL n* v avtf.hl up and went ahe.m
a- tlu halt :d) 28.
tlu e.ii Iv part of tn second iia-i
War. ail f-lim licit! m ill) tin Wi
V,.:- :nian*- increasing tli-'ii lead
I, y 20 pii-it; Fiputir.r back han
", Bit- closing niiutcs <-f the goir.
tin ligi-i--, pu: on ‘coring s>p c
that fell short as the game elided
Outstanding for the Tigers were
\c\ir.t Jr rkins and Boyd. For Th.
Be Rc-t-j. Rcavi aii.'. ivi •-
clows
LINE UPS
ST l it 1 * (.Ml
Pos Flayer G t 1
Jetdcim 4 S i i
F Jamie .-.nil 3 0 '>
V Diggs 0 •> •
!' Wilkins. A 0 0 ■■
: C Press*; v 5 0 K<j
G Boyd 4 i F
.G Young 3 3 b
G Wiiki.-itf, T 2 2 <‘>
G Di tw 0 i i
G Wav.hiiigoii . lie
TOTAI. . 28 13 ii.
BI tiiiFl it itxtit
Pos. Flayer <> • l
F R, ed V 5 is
F ivil-vu- :U S . 5 2 l J
F liaii ' xn 2 i 5
I F Dan 11 0 0
i C Reaves i? 0 0 j
: V JoliliM Vi . ...... 0 O' 0
G Cousin i I* '-
G Rcibiix.-u.r 2 2 -i
i; Moos man 2 0 4
i. Helm 0 0 J
G C. i- 1;,.,-. 1 0 2;
G Ptemy ...... ii 0 u
TOTAI 25 15 ti«j
Score at the hull Fhueftela 35 ;
i St. Patii’s 2k.
SECOND WARD W
BOM. VICTORY
B\ ROBERT CHERRY
CHARLOTTE Tt-e Second
Ward Tiger over. 1 oft tn a stow
• iart. i .\ :U) iti the recond hail io
! ..it an High i ' i mwd 43-.’.t
i t.iirif- second gam? Monday at hit
c...-,a '.Yard Gym bet an - an e.->ti
in I* -i crowd ol i Oiiu fj8 i ,atftbai'
fans.
The Second Ward Girls nlppeo •
- Logan High Gil F in the opener <n :
; the double header Eloist- Smith
, was high -tcort-r far U'r- Tigren- p . •
. shi was followed by Davis and
Redfern. In the fir i live minutes;
or th<- game the Tigris amassed «i
lead of U-8. It war. Dm* iiricann/
. dribbihi*; and one harw push sht*. j
! that spelled defeat for the l.uga.C
Hi. h. By half time lli<‘ Tigers wrt -
leading 24 17. Harvey Thompson i
leading eorer of the 0 .. m lust yeai •
and only player to hit consistent!
in the tiis' half finally goi help
Dorn hi*- mates in the second -
- stanza to break the came wide
open, James Wright and Victor In - j
; man lent Thompson magnificent
: aisrance.
SFUONt) WARD 1481
Player G Ffi F •
■ Thornpaon .... ... . 28 i t '
Stvci 2 )
J. Steel . 2 ti
; Inman C *-;
i Crawford 0 1 " j
] flOblli-i'Or! l! J ii j
i J Wright 0 2 f ;
TOTAL, 40 h it.,
LOGAN HIGH (SBl
Prtyer fi FG J- {
! Galloway 4 0 5 j
; Seldcr o 3 21
; Hendaie 0 t •> 1
; MilcheU to 3 2 j
| Saunders 2 0 5;
! Clarke 8 2 it j
j Bernes • 0 *> 1 '
i CkxUStdh 4 t > :
! - T j'
TOTAL 28 iOt 2. '
- , i
N. C. State Loses To Union
Wins From Dela ware State
Puiham, N. (' The Eagles of j
North Carolina College n tuna J'
to their hoftie court after an un
fluevessful northern tour lurt
wet 1: to split gatnes in a two
night series. Friday night saw the
defending Cl A A I'hampions tie
monstrating many of the knowti
variations of the fast break in :!e
tenting Delrwatv State t*f> tiV to
tiv< nge the 80 7(1 beating the Hoi
nets had dished out in Dover.
Saturday night Coach Henrv Hit
tie; and. his Virginia Union Uni
ve-rsity Fantlieia invaded the Ka
ties’ nest and walke l off with a
fit DO victory.
In the Deieware roniest the
Eagles took flu lead when the
contest was Li minutes old afte
field gool'- by Robert Herring and
Harold Hunter, and from tlv.s
‘Howdy From Hollywood’ !
BY CAttOL If f.
SHOOTING STARS MAN
TAN MORELAND driving in a sky
; bint Hoick seciaiuate one day, a,
RALEIGH CALENDAR
A Service ot tiie Community
ounr-ii of ftairig-h amt
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Photo tars
FRIDAY Feunruy 20
B'3o p m —Paul Robeson Drama-'
lie Clui., Bland worth Sliest •
VMCA.
SATURDAY Feu: vary 21
3:30 j- m—NAACP. motitliiy mn>.*
ing.
4.fiftp m.- Mihie hr.ttr, HlooJwor'h
Street YWCA.
MONDAY F. bra.iiy 23
12.00 pm Ministerial Atiiatu',
BiinXi-.i.-orth Sti■ . YMC A
0 fMi p. ii. insti'ai c' f IL-ligion.,
Fellbwsliip dine. r. United j
Church
7 00 p. hi—Photo Club, Dlnudwce th !
Street Y MCA
8:00 p. lii, — Inslitiitf- ot ftetigior,, ;
I.yii Williams. Ui-ited Chu.-C
TUESDAY. February 24
72>0 p in. Hi Y Clubs. Blood
vvurth Street YMC A.
?, 0t) p. m Hay Scout;.. Wake Di--
visional C.-iii l of Hnner. i
Davie Sin-f-t 'Presbytei <;'m
{ nurci).
WEDNESDAY. binary 25
7;3fi p to - Gr.a-Y Clubs, Btfioc; j
worth Street YMC A
ti 30 p. m.- Yeii.ng Mc-n’s f 'iue
BlxxOti worth Strt-c* YMC A
THURSDAY, FYbi nary 28
'i.tifl p. rn - Coiiitraiiiil.y Counei!
c.a-.ev. ork anci it. I • s .i»v'< *»-»i.
(Ymnvuui’y < Ties'.
7.30 p. rn -Junior Ciiiaens, Blooif ;
worth Street YMC A
7:30 p. nr, -- Buy Soul Wake 11*
trict c'pivimiitec-. cpirammil)
Che s’
foman Donates Books
I'm Harrison Is bears
Mrs Kathi ■ ino Edasxli prescuii
ed the Rtchai d B. Harrison Pub- .
lio Library two books, ‘TSerofte
Washington's- World ’ and “Lin
coin's Wmld” by Genevieve Fo.*
ter in honor of -he two boys. Chic
Shaheen, who gave hi-; life in the
noble but vain attempt to res
rue from drowning Thomas Up
eh-ureh, library officials have, re
ported.
Mrs. Edsali said thai this inei- .
dent in which a white youth
made an effort to save the lit
oi a Negro indicated that there
can be a friend;v and wholesome
relationship between the two;
1 ares.
The two boys were drowned
June 2, 1 947 in the Carolina Pines
Lake
Ilfs, I.atnpkin I Tgcs
< ooperat ion in Dn\e
■NEW YORK N. Y —Member,
oi the NAACF's National Mem
berrhip Campaign Committee
which is composed of 200 people
gathered from the 44 states in ’
which the NAACP is active, were
urged by Mrs. Daisy E. Lamp j
kin, committee chairman, to ex- j
ert themselves to help put over
the NAACP’s campaign for a hah
million members.
At the rnontnly rneetig of the
NAACP Board of Directors. Feb
ruar.v 9. Mrs. Lumpkin declared
■Evtry loyal n*emter of the NA |
ACP irmst work especially hard |
this year to secure the funds ami
members needed to enable the
NAACP to continue to fight for
the achievement of complete dr
macraCy.”
Shaw Dept. Os Biology
oft> !iew tA|ds|«itrf»i
RALEIGH A film library for
the biological .sciences purchase
through the Encyclopedia Brttah
nica film service has been inaug
urated at Shew University with the
purchase ot ij reel* of *ounci mov
m?, picture filrti, the office of pub j
lie relations announced here th:s
week.
The increase in equipment is j
being made because of the general
upsurge of interst in biology as in
dicated by a 200 per cent increase
in the number of students enrolled :
in thr department during the pkSt j
two years, i
WEEK ENDING, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, KM*
; puint they continuously widi-nt'l j
the margin into tin' iHi-HV win Fal j
Schenck of Dolt-ware led the son |
ring with 24 points while Eddie i
McCai i oil contributed 21 marker.*.!
to the Eagles’ victory N. C. C k\t j
at ha it time 40 Tfj
Union retired .v play the Er ;
gles fast breaking sty it of ball
and when m control they k; )it tin
game slow and cautious, scoring
almost at will with long shut:
from every angle The Engles held
a 1 point lead at halftime, 24-23
but iti tlu opening minute;- of the
hectic final (tame tii■■ winning
Panthers poured in enough dead
eye shots to (aim the lead which
they maintained chirring me t it
the period
This gives the Eagles a record
men ( adilla ’ convertible tm 1
.** x t . . . EDDIE AN DERSi IN t w -
mg time out io work the no a" ;
;at Ins own farin'! : ’»!>'■ -
KENNY WASHINGTON eating m j
favorite Spani.*h disiie; HU in i
DANDRIOGF. diviam;- tier career!
oetwren pictures arid dir- airktue*. J
AUZETTF. HARBIN bam dan- mt 1
- with good*lookii.: ; ni.de - iudetii....
(colored and white*;) dming* a so
ciai at Actors Lab where *:h? ii
'■studying dramatics
DID .YOU KNOW THAT out nf!
an estimated 150.00 ft Negio resident I
of Los Angeles propi i approvi j
tnately 35,000 belong to CIO union* j
and 60.000 to AFi, • Wbicii mt. .n; !
two-thirds ol the population if. i.i i
riliated-with oigani/.-d iabnt-!
SPOU NEvVS THOMAS I. j
’GRIFF!TI 1. Jr, re-eh -U*d ps c-. |
jdent Los Atigelt NAACi . i i
i members and third tar gest Chapie. j
! in country. Mr, Griffith won ovet j
! several other candidates, first op j
! position in years DEWEY |
ADAMSON, com •■••ted fit rmirdwri
; and denied stay > xeemion by
jiith California and United Sums
' Supreme Court. ; .;t anted la*; ;
| minute posipimenunt by Fed«n. 1 j
Judge is; San Francisco. Adair Lot
was to hwe died Friday. F-b. ti |
LAURELS TO PAUL Wniuurc i
i wfio, with Adrian WiTon twhite* i
| Will 00-.ml'itrt'i a 3 r.iiihon della’. ;
1250-bed psychopathic urn; to* Lori
Angeles Genet at Hospital.
NEXT WEEK: B*hind*lhe
sCcrte story on An,.o!e> re
-j - ictrd covenant c.-ses. Intct vice. .-
,th Attxxincy l.w.n MilU t Tall:?
;th movie and tadto cclebvitit.
involved Question sm v»-y of white
; resident.-, in .irir-hbornood.
J»
How to be o
PARTY line AHOtl
In 4 iosy Lessons
AHov* a little time between <i iV6
calls to permit other* to have »
their turn «t the line, fit, £«,«?*€.§; .
f jT~~ **>.
When another party or\ your . RiltASf
line has an emergency, pleas* /:| THI UNI INI ..#
release the line quickly, fMIftOCNCY
Complete calls quickly. This %
assures better service for you Kiel* CAiiS -«fe **
and your party line neighbors, 031 »»1«F
Be sure phone is placed **®* !
securely on hook otter each <s'" £!AMS UP *^|
call, Remember, on* phone off l «L CARffUUY
the hook ties up an -entire line. I .
sommam mt rtatmam mm mim&m mmmm
_ tmtupmfß/Ht
jot 10 vieloi ic*a out or 15 confer
i <ik:i- start with 6 contorts loft on
| their schedule.
IST. AUGUSTINE’S
iBQW TO SMITH
r ts ' S. \,< S,> ;
.
BV Itoßl liT CHERRY
CHARI.OTTE - I'tic Johnson C.
Smith Golden Bulls detested the Hi.
Augustine's College Faints Here
1-' uiay before 1.000 basketball fans
4 I-. 19 hi a CIA A car. battle. It was
dii' alacriti and frantic playing of
the Gulden Bull:- that spelled vio-
I ioi v The Bull ' gained a ltt-4 lead
jin die first lew mimitiv-: of U, J
■ game with the aid <>: Svvildnei
: Wilson and W.i -lungh c By tmn*
I time the Bull; were hading SB 17
:in the second half the Saints i.m ,
.hot and -ant: H points but Ufl
! Bulls had too much of a lead lot
j the Saints it. u\ civi.ivi The Bt UI
j iiad complete control of the game
I Smiths fi in, t •> centOi, Swlldni t
t hit thi mc- v\ith H> point-:, but he V
! had to share lion. ■ • with Washing
lon who pitched in i» punts. Bugcs
) was high loopsi foi the losers with
9 pt.inis but he had to share hon
ors with Robinson who sank 8
point- Kill; Aiul Hicks who loop
ed 7 point: each for the loser;.
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