PAGE SIX
TRI-STATE TOURNEY SET FOR CHARLOTTE
Beating The Gun !
ISV ALVIN MOgTyC ___ j
WONDERED IF YOU KNEW THAT-?
NEW YORK (ANP) - DEHART HUBBARD, in tin
track and fioki bistort of Michigan umcc-r- dy, iv.i- ’he rno.-; consiv.•
tent 25 broad j impcr in history- This seen..-; dcbatabu- -w hen o\n:
inspect- the list of long-jumpers that includes Nod Couvdm, Sol
Butler. Ed Hamm. Lorenzo Wi ight, Willie Steele; J ; .:sc Owens. Luli_-
Peacock, Ed Gordon (my friend) etc Owens and editor ivcre close
to 27 feet at different times in theii career but (lubhocd remind td •
me of “consistency .plus” bring . n atmert. certain 25 cv every time
he teed off with the chips.
JACK BLACKBURN, the “right son' ->f champ; n Joe Louis,
war the uncrowned king id' fighters who sealed anywi. -re env Ray
Robinson'.s w.;cb,t \ ' but tv;- Iq-iL ' >m v. to n :i> tv're - tied
138 ringside, he „■ th--rn in die ic!-■ o’. "nsat.ona! San; Lang
ford, Joe Gan.-, and even larger >• - n in t.nr light heavy and heavy
weight divi-don Old record .■■■•-!•- - sin (itat 1 i. ih IDOr, >f too
National Sporting eluit, p.-d-uP-lp -.a. HUi'-kTa:n whipped -I
Willie, second rate tv i.-n- 200 p tihfL-r wh . ' • ’n • •nto
Jack Johnson, a six ■ •rr:el ■n- ■ -r>' ■ ■ ■
surprise The v.- i; it.- \\ W; • l;' 1 h -i -s B , roe , I M, \K
tarn an aye?
JESSE OWEN’S lives eternally in my hook as the pet-rle •
sprinter at distances up to and including 220 yards Flat even the
best of us must, look in the fan , f d*. teat at times even at th--
top of our caro< -■
WICK WARE, a..-lured niteia-i who flourished wound the turn
of the cn.Uiiy atv I sometime thereafter, once defeated Walter 'Big
Train) Johnson in a bn; j Misne-s ner-mv their 7hti> birthday stdi
save ovci. IT . hatter;.- male va Bruce Pot way, a hack-top f y
Cobb was unable t • -tea; ah -n. Yen might ea 1 Petway the Cam
panel la at an earlier tv a-aa-ai; day. G-mza os, cafetm tor tin
gendary Jose Mendez. Cub,mi iAimeneares,- St a ■ war anothe;
'brownie' who It a! ted Be’ $ 1 ; -e-thefts in the low tune their
trails crossed.
MAJOR. TAYLOR >;;n unquest i"»i.".bit the finest sprint ’ucy
clist this nation has pi-ariuc- ii it ;r something more than a t;aged•
that a fitting memorial *•> n.- -nemnry i -conspicuous by its ab
sencc Wake up. t a Ann .err ~ Pc; i emov I a;;-- waitc 1 meat;
TO ME AT LE \S7 it . - . unthinkable tlw t 122 pound TERRY
Me GOVERN' could have kr, e nut > g’.cat a ringne .*>- v.-.
Joe (Old Mnsb ; i G.ia.-. tin- Belt imor, •y:-t , .-r r a- kef We rubnu;
that existence >.-; - : .s-.irii ti; w;- an ni.rit, .n : .-vi, . :as- i
at battle lime, !u !ty pnr.i g nr. *k: ry ! '< -1 et-'. ‘‘tr
Gan g called b> all ex*.-- ' s - ‘ re tw. -,ht in ing Mr
was stopped by the B’ookP.n Iri.-htr-an in ’wo rounds. It remains
in my book a qiu-sii-inah!-- ■; :.: •.-••suing a day wo- n < I red lurnt
ov.s wort- fotei.-d t-> d<> busin«;-- Pay -mw l> !•> tin-u pah for*' op
ponent ft s- t d 1 ntf.in, M ! .
ISAAC .MURPHY, was tin- per.- o j-wkey.-; during th- Dm"
he raced tic- sbi;.- ■ U IN- - -V Hagwui -a- d* -sv •'■■■ ;-r-tti--n vS.
doing a ngtii w- -n '..-a - ;;tl --I '"HI- ' AMSht. •
AMERICANS OK 1 HE TURF.
A Cuban short-top. (ChuM ILi-tau rib-. ■> -au-d h '■■u> : to
rise to the bason: ]t ; ; r- ■;■ at*;; m ? v --us •. '; > ’ -.- t C : ■"
Dick Lundy J-i’m (F-. p) L; y-i Willi-; W<-iis ‘to, -had i - gmn
ie-iper nest count* d hsstt out a ■ he v.-.-s elv 2=> - -a - - ‘-i-
FRITZ BOLLARD --.i. wA t N-.’nru.-.y-- v;a.i abr --: a >"
in himself* .tiding Br mrve; -. r- * Mr’dv t H •
vard and Yale ’ --oth.iil rh v- 1 . --us I-r -md ’
foi no man . . isn’t it u for
ROY MORSE, n dr;v-i’ «• ,1* ••>•••
west 134th Stm-t. back mv e.u v b;;\ h tie -a.; pw .2 l -;ne.
rock’. , but n; i n\r: :vni! ;- i nt s'!u -r.,- was 10 t i umd
Mers-'N cham or of whippm,- th* Dm .-f A :.p; i*nt; -i‘ ■'
P Drew } of the L*ls --w ib-imv- - F. o- \ y :-vsc*-r.t (.*.
of Harlem, Mora- whipped Diva, and a great field of whiH -iaAmr
cquai lira, ;ir u• • ! ••■: ;■ - the !■’■'• n-d 22» yd «'b
j>Ukv was the I -t. - ■- i ;ie A;M N-* ;v-l ■
pibrsships.
Charles Wins 10-Round
D. C. Bout Over Bivens
WASHINGTON < ANT- -
Charles of C'!.cn n-n i-.i’.]. ..Mi.-.;
•Vrnmy Btvins u; CD v* land u -
ft.-t bout at Griffith stadium is t
'-v-'cV, This 10 ; 'Hud nxfr.ii v. a- the
llrst of -i scries <•;' .-- .- o’- d t-litrioa
timi bf.-vts to dot,, ruin" .< new
bc-avy weight ri-.ainpion wh- r. -ma
)f Joe Lc-tr.-: retires.
• Altohugh Charles won a -.mani-
Tjpnus decision, h- was not i-io to
ifi- hi- ■f -• >g." ,-c ‘ rm
dvr P-ivin: m a previ' i- bun*
s*o’h rr.«-r. -cored sonic <d tlifc-J, best
"Sunday" i unchf -. but -ehbci vh
Ale to send the other ■ > the c.,: -
v; ,s
‘ Charles weigi’.ed Gil pun;id:- !•>
ll’fi 1-2 fM Biviro. He u«*d i .-h;-.. p
left jab at a distance t-> annoy
Bivms white Bivin-, wa-- .dv.-ays
Football Game
HAMPTON INSTITUTE
—VS.—
SHAW UNIVERSITY
€. 1. A. A. 1947 Champions
SATURDAY, SEPT. 25
First Niftht Game *
ARMSTRONG FIELD
HAMPTON INSTITUTE
GAME CALLED AT 8:00 P. M.
I ADMISSION (Inc!. Tax $2.00
A. & T. at HAMPTON 8 P. M. OCTOBER 9
IWS”
U*vine to vv"owd in close.
Charley- a natural light heavy,
said that -iv excess u>a»tc
liiiu r-trenger but tin-d him
out He =aid he hud no p-.-p.
Ti'e scoi'ecarii of Referee Raj
Bowen gave Cftarics six i .-uud-,
Bivins thi'-e ;-n;l one i-ven. one
judge. Charh. ; livt. Br. n- thjee
and two even rmd the u’h'-r judge-
Chi.uiv:- mv Bivins t%v«.- and two
rVH!.
A crowd of 1 i. 631 fans paid
k48...UP to the t>oih Nt! re
ceipts were $37,1d2.
"Work htwsdet and think ftrnighl
er.' Key to success stated by
Eddie Rtckcnbacker. World War 1
fiver now pres East,.-! n Air Irnt-t-
IN HOMECOMING
& ATTRACTIONS #
Bears To Battle j
Hampton In Grid
Season Opener
HAMPTON Va Shaw*.-- de
fending Cl A A champion -, loaded
with 30 returning fettermcn. moot,
but potentially dangerous Plral* »
H.-’niri. n institute's; unpredictable
Sat in day on Armstrong Field in
f-iempton's fit. ’ a-heduled night
,-:ani<;. ITani! ton and Vtr.'.inia
Union iirs ye; iie-'i-ie.e :!i- first
CIA A K:;n.s to in:, mil li,:-!us on
their li.iinr field
-t.
i \, I: let-. * h-r < ’uiiv ;!••!>
B( r; i-.l not pl.-tv li'.c Biro’ns
ni::;iy Hnopli-iu.-.-is .ujied Hamp
ton e-.-aid have i-caicn them. Shn-.v
sup-riorters mamlnine;; other's :se
While this year's; gam.; will ltardiy
prove ei’l.- i pa ; -ty right, s]>cc'.a
tors can : -r for pic-;t> of '
wiu-Ks" i.iK'ct- Hi*.- lights
The Bears hove lost Captain Bill
Elliott, from the .1947 eleven, along
with an no• oH'-o-ivc hack. Free!
Wr-tthy. Bo! can still osipht
on -oil- ivj ( .|- ; T-.villi” Bellamy.
.i.'i-.A'-i..vii.-;iu hoii'bstck; Everett I.at
■ i-ViOrc, the o- a c-iniain, sit left
end; Gladstone Booth, star left
'.,'sckie; Kiilibaek Wiili iro Wall;.', o.
Halfback -> !. Jackson. and
Qiiistiv-rback T.m-oy Seller-.
FI Pi t« vrerc hard* hit, los
ing not only Tom Casey, but Full
| Behind The Sports Scene
The nevrie i . Exi.eisirsr Chin Golf Association is ftpun.--ring
;.. . f>r-! loiirruiinenf this-- week i. nd Tins i . •-> great ;-U p forsv-v.-l :
: >s- th-:, in'ant organizafnm ami this corfver hop*rs that it will be
-• : ; -u-. *:•.- • . The T ha- turnedt. - "oif in such giw.
nutnit* ■- th Lie - perat-..: rst tile M' si.l-uw Brook Golf Cour- • have .
a:: ‘o’ *.simt-d fit- ■ -u-" \- to them . Ir.defal gable Jimmy Me j
K- ; . in.itr.ig J sCiub G ill' As.soctat.;--.a, ray.-, !r,s |
ro -,v i --vr-ri! .s.;iv o :Jd r. t.uy - golf eouis-r f th*-it
"'ll Sevcivo ! th* rvri ; : -A, A il] ,-a,, ;.l;,
■ •• -i'-st-vi)>t .--.! tbi. Trn -State T-'i'n'tiament d-srtng sb- thiday '
dti ratio;).
SUDDEN THOl’Gilt : The.;.- iisc iOJjUO Negroes ;n Charlotte
O-Iwr p, : p r-. -; i wrijid 1 >!! lift . ino.i- Alt Ufnk'tii' plant, -Vi’.:--. 1 !
, .- > urgent;-,- needed it's as rnnph- e- that' . . This writer p;- r :k.-
Rnlpli Alexand*.r in <-op fir.st money boner:- in the Tn State Tourna
iik at ir - x.-rider ... . -n- ,iej-*-,.i b- n-.s-nv i- .. : -. bite :
g: it • v-i -is a-, fc. in-g th- oui.dan(ii.ng N-.gr.;. ,n the .out:;. Ralph;
v a two coursi * * -cords with turn -us white pros. H; reported
a . ■s ii a ■;;?.>;!mg 1 :2 ?st. tbe Mv- e- Da k *-If Course, tying :
t ji-aton H-;t In-, t s r i or-ci fm- nun. coutst. That's ’on under par. In i
rGi .-!.oi a h-at <i4 it tlti- LUa' - : Lake Gull c.. .. cm. .-V.-.h-.-v .lie, j
C., f> ",>u the ’: Be--I Hogan'r • r j f,.,- t s;.t r ~.- Alexan- \
.darted ;n g if a caddy out at ihe Myers Park C- entry Ciub
Be later w.,rVeci his way uj) to caddy -nr-.ji.-j uefo- *'.- turning f.u play - .
tli.e V. -it I- 'if s- >n.; i y.
T. ijJi -n ; -a hid- i.-lad Tigris of S*-'-on*l Ward high school 1
; th* ir 1940 tbiots.-ail r-rasou -ril on t,n: ; ,gnt fool last week \t-ifh
•■ * i ; ives W inchest:-'. !gn s<-h-:---'>!. Moi'irea . Jack Mai
t,ot W( ■■!. Char! -Hi high .--•br.-i', an-i Jtj rv Johnson of Rrigevit-w i
iitgh ! .j Hick(-ry, were among the spectator.-, at the game :
Ci .leb M.-i n;s rnd hi- > f.•••••. W*--st Cbai-lottc- will rnc-'.-t tin- Tigers ,
N •*,. i> ,Vicn J ,hn«-.>n*s Rs-igevs---w Panther, are schedule to
oni 'unity • jt- tins fndny night Are you stiil wonder
ing ul'.y ;nev were there, . lucid- daily, the Tigers win ovc,
Wsiti .'a-:-, v. js ; t - ro;-" a-.: lining !r. t they is- v, : irsd the '-ppo -tun
ny pun. . Coats-; D. A. Games read ?.?, rusiiing plays, 11 pa.-s
--ng pi.-.vs. and 7 *iiiiere-nt backs to roik-d up an amazing total oi
t - oris, including punt rc-turns an.-: pcrmJli*-.-: og.nn.st Monro* . .
i ’».- Sc-o'-ml Ward xpem-nced ’ Jotv.ard wall harrassed tac Mon- ■
~Ch; back.-; so .-.acresfsly that they were able *o gam .niy 13 net
: yards With little more grme xpei ience, and barr r.g injuries
to - phsytr:-. tile Second Wasd Tig snake it rough for
all comers . .
When then game with Morgan ton was post.pt med, the West s
Charlotte Lions got the ‘in, the game feel ’ wit'u a two hour long
,r immage last vv.-ek No score was- t.c-pt Coach Martin h?ts th;-
| corn bin at i>n on th* fit-id as his No. 1 team James Cassel and !
J<-e Wl.-te »t tiii. ends: Harry S.,dler and Eugene Sanders at the
tackle.-.; Generai Townsend and Faty Camp at the guards, and
J me; Btuck 'vvil at. center. In the bac);tit-ld ‘.v<r c • Wilson McDnw- •
cli at quarterback; Frank Todd and James Nesbit at the halfbacks;
and Curtis Bcnuford at fullback. This group averaged 191 pounds
up front and 168 pounds m the back field . • The Lions first game
of the season is against Statesville there this Friday night . .
Big Roy Mclßvvam. James Clawson, and Henry Ray looked
; good on offense, while Alphonso Phan- and William Ardrey were. ;
‘ ri>. tensive standouts. Clawson lc.--.kcd especially good. He passes and
punt- beautifully. . . The Lions have experienced men two-deep
fur every position if that means anything to you . Their first
came of the season is against Statesville high school there this Ft. •
; day nigh: The Lions make their home debut Friday night, October
7 Kings Mountain -will be in opposition. .
John;--on 0. Smith’s Golden 'Built; continue to prop for their
tough seii.--- -n opener With the Pirate.- >2 Hampton Institute on Sa
id day, October 2 • (Whippet- Cream) Washington and Theodore
; McDowell continues to look good but the Bulls.' linesmen seem to
• e u little -low rounding into form . . At this writng, Coach Cr.j
riup'ft team seems to be shaping up thusly: Good backs, no line . . ,
■ Even with a weak line, the Bulls are going to be dangerous all j
j reason long ■ .
Approximately 1,000 Negroes wc-i j int the stand last Sunday
!as the Darlings from Brooklyn—those artful Dodgers—slaughtered :
1 the Clippers of Charlotte, 63-7. That was the first time many or •
:.bf local thrift had seer, their favorites beaten and probably the last
Him: they will see them beaten so ba liv . . ,
PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Our first choice for player if the
week goes' to Charley Wallace of Second Ward high school Chunk
! ing Charley got 87 yards in 9 totes against Monroe last week for
i h good average of 9.6 yard per try. Wallace also hit two receivers j
iin six pass attempts, hi short, Charity was an offensive terror I
(through the game.
TIIF, CATiOLINi AN
: buck Sum Blasir.game. OiwlevivieK I
, Hums Gant, dcfenrive s'goal-call-
or HiVVatkois, and ttu- hard - j
tnekling Bob Mooi-man nt end. |
i The e five. say . Coac-'i Jimmy
Grffin. formed the "bnckbone” of I
ilit- 19-17 team
:
'llii- hear- wem !i.rough their
iina! . rr,mmagc Satur'.lay a . tbev
n'.utc tu.ril cp:jrat)--.ns so» tiivir
-.ci-i - i-u w-c-UeiHt witfi the Hump
•- I1 Pirate !; piweii to be ,-i iui>;
:i.t uiciv i-.-Bite as the WliJes eked
mu' i M-)> win ove-- thf Reds The
Wiiiu < .-- e,gcnevalled by John
. Tin ier white John Won barn. v.
: l npcrai'.-r for the Rede.
Tii- White earned then- first:
• touch'll wr> on a nm \ from Turner
T-.viliie nellnmy. and Rnscoe
t F!-.;--(i added (he ext r a point Tiie
ist-eanrt tally cam" on a pas.-- tn;i-\
i Bellamy (*.- Lincoln Turner, and,
i Beiiamy made the extra point
Donald Ford gave his team mates
.-: ,-.-ir first score on a pass from
Wortham Sander-. Mitchell pro
iduecd the extra point. Bob Martin
went ove; for me Reds second tal- j
iv after he had .-parked a 50 yard
sustained drive, started by Jun:
Joyner's recovery of a fumble.
Johnson C Smitli University Bulls
VS.
Winston-Salem Teachers College Rams
WOMEN OLYMPICS
STASES TAGGED AS
“GLAMOUR GIRLS"
Rv William O'Slicili):* for ANP
One of the London sports writ
cry -and. end i.dcr wrote, niter iV
had taken on- good look at the (j.
S v.-rmi ! ; track and field te.i-.v .
tii.-.t bunch of glamor gills
the Yanks have brought over -re
! might win a beauty contest or a!
| fifize in a fashion show, but Iji
' wager anyone they will not win .<
! fir.-1 (dace in the Olympic games." i
Their neatly coiffeared hair, >cd '
lips, carefully powdered fat- a, arid
1 form‘fitting uniform.-; had prompt
--i r-ttjfi i sfderm.-n( Mu-.h to our
; surpr’s-:, he aid not change bis;
• •-••-in-on nfh.-i he had seen i'-ic fern
' iriinc "state icier-” liir.her up
There were many such sta’emcnls
made by th* Olympic nninnict i s
; Tlu. Furli.-'h. iila .he European.'.
: weic extremely .v• y for ‘he fu-
Dare \vi.-;aa:! ; anij n: ihe U S. i'i'.cy
: .-us! knew nur women were cvidv--
: iii!.' toward a gciicr,.ii"ii of femiu
no v/erikluigi. Pi marily because -
: out girl- did "ot liavc hug inu.-ci!-
iat .iiio- -and legs like iho bicycle
riding English and continental
: women
whom; Cltm-.HIA
I be;-'.- is -,u< a thing as n-iug
bio -.vrong ' li’cria fm judgm nl.
The Fuinp'-aus Iradi'.u'n.illy believe
,a girl must look and act manishiy
tun ( a voice like an iow.i tva
| caller, a crew-lnirctii. and a chr’;.
I fitting uniform Uefi're .-.hr can
become an Olympic, champion
Regardless of whether Ih< ■ i in .
favorable criticism struck a friem
able nod: in du- i, ud of ;r, t
Ainni.an-, they did give- us iv-. h :
food f.-i, thonvht
j Dll; omen's pl-y r • ..-rtm ,t.o •
and aiidc-dc program our Atm-;
a- -olte.. «- i; ul-. . . : ll v
y-:-.!!--. fn-i-you a :.-i yiMi.J
•n-mi Franc*, ui u s -ais- ngu
i dev• "m i .-•»'! --r in ;- t
; Th -!-• o r c :v, ij-g . - >
; < D-a - m th" : ’n't: *i .Shjn who ’>
'have intm "ilcgiate athtetk- -.. .* -
! petit.c-u ioi v.-nsv*-,. All the worn
j co’s prysirid c*lik:.i l ion and alhle
j’.c a oc’nlioTiz frown .-n nub a
| program.
ih'WCVfr. man-- - f mo Nd -m
--■fiiooL a: - wisely c! n n j; to the
; Individ" ii - Al’ I-. ’ Different e”
, thco.-y and ;>son>oiin - imricd -n
- r rc"l ir-g >a i - programs for worn
■ " N,-; i -it '- i :ii” i;• • n i'ti t- p
-I■* ’ 1 da- ' : S ’ i - !'•• -i \nv ir
-Ira .-■: and field gome were ,V
--groc> Two us Bn. thrci.- Olympic'
- ’.i -ii li |-1a i*i -.i-ipriC' -i-.-. ya
; girls Al-ee i.i-od- f Atby-v '
: s-,r. (•. !!--, -r: . v
| won inn •• Omnpi - ehampionstup.
: ano Audrey Palters,-n. Tcnne?; "o
j Slat", i'iht'cd :ii;:d in ;>of) met. i
\ run
’hough ! d-d ni-a ;h
--( !>-. . an,) ..codon spur: v
ja.niong the inavy \v.-n *.-mwded
.around Mr ('oaclimni; -f'c:
j had Won the Olympic high jump
; r ivm’pi !up, ! hope he va- t!-n rr.
■ F' i ;n Flics Co ii-hraan vte nave m
' ■’ ■' "’'it".: exam; R of an Ami-vi
•• !l -VOirilil! nthl' tc who Mr V.lii
j-- <l. Jd-manii.-i e-:i. ~nd a*
i the same time an Olyp.pic cham
i piun.
WILSON WINS
NAfl! BAT CROWN
CHICAGO ' -\SP.i - At Wil.--.ui.-
i ii.;rd hittsim s'hortstop •-( t!,<> Bir
min* i"'.m Black Baron-, annex' J
." unoffie.ai f-atii.nv voampiuii
■ -nip "f the Negro American leag i<-
u ;th , of -102 arcording to'
1 aiis":foi *hc- 194 H season
jus - . - leased by Ho-vc Nov.-s Im
; rcau Wilen. at the top of the !: ■
! pn-tidicaily all scasou, also took
| first place in runs .scored. 7.9; arid
; rno-t hits i"4
Runner-up in hitting l on-irs i\u->
■u. Iv ar*• rt Bt-yd of flu Memphis
Red Sax Tiie Sox .- t rrf baseman
finished ‘.ifli 376. and also Pit tin
most i t ijil".-, :». in the league
Under Boyd \\::s Hcurj Thomp
i son. Katu sis City iVtonai chs’ out- i
1 fitldo* with a .375. He also held
ihe distinction of being the best
I base stealer, 20 in all.
Fourth place went io Willie
i Brown, also of the Monarch:.’ out
: field, with 374. He led in total ’
' number of bares. 582. and was the
'■ hoc:,: run lung with !8 homers
The fifth best natter was Lorenzo ;
Tipper" Davis, the Black Barons 1
isecond baseman, who also U-ad the
; runs batting in division with 63.
: l-Ie batted .354
Archie Ware of Cleveland u t
(Neil Robinson of the Red Sox !.
| m biting doubles Each had 23.
The Barons’ Alonzo Perry took
| top pitching honors with a record
jof lo victories and two defeats for .
(an average of .833.
N\L RESULTS
Homestad Grays 4, Phila Stars. 2
i Homestead Grays 4. Phila Stars 4
Homestead Grays 6. Hev ark 4
N, Y. Cubans a; Baltimore -mini ;
! Newark j. Baltimore i
; Newark 8. Baltimore 2
! Philp, Slavs Hi. N Y. Cubans 8
! Homestead Grays 7. Baltimore 2
| Homestead Grays 10, Baltimore 5
EXPECT FIELD OF
200LEADING Ij, S
GOLFERS IN WET
CILAi<LOTTE Ajipi >xirn.'itely .
-?OU of Iho eounlry's icrv: ,g Negro
golfer;. are expected u, ontei the
fir.'* N(..t o Tri-State Tournament
venture "f tho Kxcel'ior Club Golf
As oeiaUoii that •’ <ii/ hero Thtirs
day morning, Soptemr.er 23, u* the
ALF.ado- Brook Golf C ■<
The ten.’s-nurnetu rum, thimu/i]
Sot unlay. Scpi; inter 2a, with the :
profes-ioua! I’iaying 72 Jv'los
modal and do- aimb o'-
through Stole!; play ela ablation
Police Child' Frank N l.ittk*-
joim will introduce Mu'. >■ IteriM'S’i
H Raxtf r. •••••; If; will d; •/.•it .
I if: I bull /■ ixn-i Ihr i.pi'nr.i;
' day ceremony Aftm win eh Pm
C f ’iitC'.lk wilL U'e im j in -:ii*ii on
| o.t winning mme of the- §SOO w-onir
, oi prizes a lid cosh motley
One of Ihr important cnin;/ will i
, hr- Ollio fiar, ..n. .-f Clcvelar,cl.
; Ohio, who rncenMy woo the Elks’
Open a 1 Now Crudle, tv Dawson is
■m an; .it-;.. golf. Ralph Prei
l'v . of N’crlmh, Va,, who was a
• iuiu;r/i - tip in tin North Carol.rn ■
• Vi: pints Opca in Norfolk earlier
»i the rummer, and William Car
‘rr of K.iyettevtile Teachers Col
ie; v, are two other .slronft con
tender /I ’i n amateur bracket
Notable m'ioiv.r the pros are Ralph
AUxnndri of Cl-avloitc: who is
rate ! by norm m If experts os be
,mg the oufst/riding Negro goifer
in the south. Pat Bali; who was the
.first Negro professional in tire
.country Edtl.e Smith of Not folk.
Vn. who !o-t the N ('.-Va Open
to Alexander bv 2 stroke-’ !a--t .Lily
"Piigar" R ■l’iii'-on of Orangeburg.
S C.; v. no in-,!, to A Vximdev in
the ffenl.s at the Or-ingeburg Coun
ty Caddy Toni nkrtier* at Orange
but"'. S (* and Tommy Thump
on. / dark horse entrv. from
ID' '••mo ; ! Va A lex.inma v u the
N t' -VA Oik n vy'h 270. ten
under par
Si m- 50 nUnti Charlotte prof*"?--
;n .n's and .linswii- Roddy Tate.
James - GuflT' McClure, and others
will be in Ihr field
lUan/i.-T of tin Excel::!.-! I '?•.. •
Goff As-eoatsw. farmed this v,
Japies ItJfKec. The tournament 1
chairman r .lack Martin, ui-n
known in ioca) sprat, r.rrles. v.nih
I.,ovelt Warner as-.-.'-mt All g.-lf
'Vs are in'vited 1-> ent'. -, it I i’Cii ;;
Grrrcd tbai the UiiH-nament is
’pen to . ‘-fry me
OKU. CITY HAS
FOUR NEGRO AIR
SHOWS WEEKLY
OKLAHOMA GIT V ANpi
;Okk;hiMY/ City has (our radio pro
, "Southern r-' featuring the
Pittman - m “S*p:a Svtt.u
; Club." i jf.eki.y show; Kb;
ReynnWh in . new.- i.ivodeusl ;ums
■‘Creed. Color and Ce-ojx-ralaort.
The oliiit*.t ,-Jnsw is ‘'Souiheiii
River.-’' \.-hieh made : i'.3 debut in
. 2930 over WRY. In 1941 it was air*
'cd by the National Broadcasting
i company ihmugbmn the miuon
ard it; Lstiri Amcj it-a It is a v, renk
•ly prog'nun beard 10-10-30 on Sun
day mornings
Cl.'iyhou; ne White ;s the disc
1 jockey imi "Si ; a Swing Club" 11>s
■ hour t<-. 45 minutes because of its
1 popularity His program is heard
.Monday thi'-ugh Friday ev-rv
week on station KTOW
Mis- Reynold- is the only Negro
woman news coimnentat in th<
•outitwf-si Hes pi't/g/iitTi hat- b-.et'
:.'icd by Hooper as the city's sc. -
md be -' Saturday prog, am She
interviews famous perrons, a net
dp-cusses Negro achievement. She
is heard ovet station KTOW.
Kenneth Johnson is the coalmen
tatnr on WKY's "Creed, Color and
Cooperation,' a program which
tells smies of interracial good will
'and cooperation in the south.
In Aprii the *'S<: Phern Rn-et
program was extended iiorr- a hail
plaque for outstaiidinv and faith
l iul service.
TAR HEELTO S!VE
SHAW PROBLEM
IN GAME SAT,
A fell.r.v North Carolinian >ll
the rank of Hampton's Pirates
will tie one of Shaw University's
; biggest problem-; Saturday night, m
Hampton when the defending
champions invade Armstrong F'eld
at S o'clock.
He's none other than Ray Stile-,
capable end from Moorehead City.
Y\ T . and a graduate o! Beau ford
• High School. Stiles last year beat
another North Carolina eleven. A.
. and T.. by intercepting a pass and
d.i-hinp for the game’s sole touch
down in the waning seconds of
play
SAT. OCTOBER
BOWMAN GRAY' I|B|jf
MEM. STADIUM W W
Winston-Salem, N. C.
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25' 1048
Patterson Seen
As Sparkplug Os
*4B lllini Team
CA.ViP.-MGN. ri! i ANP) fltin
<-1:-. I n-: h-.-.'n classified a an ' if"
le.-.m i- • tf»4B end puUing that In-'
t!c Iw-i-lcltcr word u:to tire Itirgcst
kind of iypi h i.till speils P-.tui I’a:--
.t . ■' i Coach Ray F,i; ■
concerned
Tlu- lilmi need -i break- swav i
bock ’a moke Eiir.t'.s i ,i en’c ■: -
offen v. caper;. A iu-J, up and j
down !It,*- i- -(«•!- or .aero.-;.-, the pvac
*»<•*• field V.-veals ibat T’attoi-son i-“
me : iik, lj cano.'d »tc to till that
r-.-ie.
lujiiricft and cxcc.u wcigbJ l:;ri-
Jcd Pa! tersuu':- talent'' i.- "t ! ,11. >l-■
tiinn-.ii i-.d regular IlUni tiacks
tn nvcrofte yardage with fl.i yards
a *i y But iri 11)17. and al- > as
!!>(<■; '.vb-'ii 11 ui."; won the 8.,2
N’me and R-B-.\v! till*. F.iioi
! -ad a v -abh o; ether t-xnei umco-.j I
lialiba, !•:. :.I take up the slack N---v
hoy- t-ke Rykovich. Alt T)t:-'
fchnr a; Cii.ck iUuggiuH. and f ict*
Buddy Y-'U-iu ;.r- gone, and i:ri;-,r--(
EAGLES FACE S C
IN FIRST HOME
TILT SATURDAY
DUIII fA.VI After M.ittird iv s
-pci" . -'-’Pit I )eia-,, arc: Gi-sfe a*
Dove:, ihe Xn-th Car-'ilina Colic:'*'
K mi.»k.- then* i- n,
■on home g.-'-ui'd Sunn-cbiy. ( Jet,,
.5. -•; .i-1 S .nils Car- lb ; Stale if
Drangcburg.
Th ■ B-o.;l- li.-ivr her-. P.kiu.v. i - - ! '
in (vice dally t,r;ll: r-uu*. St-pi
he 1. i'i! v, th tin- 1.-,:.c.1m-iin -of:
Sen»Cr.»bci 2'!. li; ■ -
c -ions were cut ig> cine p<- : da-
S-.ftty Oiti" men reprotect ?"
C‘ ach Her man Riddick foi- the fir.-'
Mbit!,-- and !-s> week Iho squad wa-;
reduced b- M Ruldick slaler 1]|..l
lbe -quad ■ \ ill aiiOtbej- cut on |
• the basis of showings made in the .
Ufiawue game
Altlnmyl) the Khg’cs have out- ;
;i-;it ‘-'lf I mne;;;: few c,f the!
f-i -him n on the -I Oily otic!
' -ty end rc-turm'-.l M-J.- yea'': he ■
v" lin- Moore. Durham r-enioi
I-.-' .i-vfn . Ch.fs l"- H .i'i'i.'n •. < Km j
- Ci*y. K."i--i. .-'.nd Kenneth Bn-- (
! j°p f Gcla.iamo -iim< promivcs of j
■ rliKg in: of til- ef.r! i-.-sHiOit
- hmari jjrandid itr for the te* ■ :
m:i .! jot -; - J"hi. Vu-nun TV);
i p"-ir:d- - , (; Hdi.-tde Hi;*h !
rSidrpoi jj, Durham.- Krip - Wariick
■* H;-;-: and V, m is- He!!i"|' -'
v "ii -> "i i;.>ld hu>n, v.h i '-os made
- ■ 'I t.e. j-':
AfKJtmr ckfkM Alton ■" Gar
us A bur Parc. N J . i- e v>t->.
:". urtbv candidate for fullback
. Fre. ' men hnr/men who should
t make the grade are Francis Mc-
Ghee. guard Al-xnndria. V - and
■iniiii's Crawford, t.-jekie. Ch.u-lrittc,
X'-rih Cnr-olin; .
FLORISTS SPLIT
CHAVIS PARK
DOUBLE-HEADER
The Tui ->■ is F’ roftlvdl U
ill- • don bit t! -Sun- -i v -it
vnnmi nt ».'i*-;vi« fVirk dioL'f>:ng
- • fms ? ganu! t, .! I: i.l while Team
ii C. and -. , ,:i-p-i:" ti-e set-ond from
-iu Bin.iktyn Dodger.- D; ; lv:n
hv a .-cure id f-4.
in :i)i- opening . iiich cut
"in,.- innings. Raii-e was the win
ning pjjcher whit- Johnson was
,h. :r<-(i v.-;ti) th-.- e- > .0 -f-cc. d
g; me -.--a marked |s> -i pilchcr'.s
duel belt" ecu Jelly Haywood for
the Fieri:.'- and Horton for the
Dodger -■
Wilder bb. a home- run in the
. opening came. Stewart was be
hind the b-r.I i j bo’i'i games.
JGEIOUiSTQ DON
GLOVES (GAINST
WINNER OF BOOT
MtV YORK (ANT i The
innoum-fd retirement of heavy
weight champion Jor I.ouis is
off. it v»as announced iicrc this
week, f.ouis said Dial hr will
defend Sits crown next sum
ra»r against tl-.r winner of tiie
Vim- XJaski-Ej7.ar,l (hhary.-s 15
round November 12 hou! slated
for Madison bquare Gardrn.
He will be h giving oner
more for the 20(h Century
Sporting Club The title bout
will be hrSd at Yankee stadium
Special Features—lnternational Sweet
hearts cf Rhythm (Oct. 29-30) and Open
High School Band Contest ($5.00 in
Prizes) Tickets now available through
W. S, T. C. Alumni. Game $1.50 by Oct.
23—After Oct. 2i, *2.00.
. time of r-’atpjrson has grown pro
portionately
CON SI Vn NTI.Y NEEDK.D
Strcakv of brilliance in his 5944.
1946. -nd 19.17 seasons with the
! 11! oj ii’dicaie P•;tti rson lias the
.. r
stuif if Ho 1 :i cc’/si-ta-u/'y
i gertomutnee. Any l/ilfbaek who
• mil;- up i.2.‘!7 ■u .in 2ii trie• over
• tore'.' years, averaging 5.9 yards
i-vi'i', time no earriud the ball and
' : co; ,n ; 78 points, musi have some
thing El •! hope-. P/.ttcr-ori will '•
•how Ih •! n: :/•;;.n>; regularly and
pi ov, i. / i-,.i r > ince total:' *b:s
1 fall.
Patter-;-.m ju r.itc-o cornpalgn
was -n ■ fro !i: ll ni> -> .-on, 1944. when
Ih< and Young ’>• uned ru halfbacks.
Oiliv 17 v old ilv-u, PatLerson
./peed in tv:; yard: in 130 carries, a
9.2 yard average Paul w.i/. a half
i u.'".‘k for t;;-- Flee! G;!y N.'syv Bluc
- rickets a t’yia, Lae/, ret erved L., a
:-ay -/ice discharge and re turned to
| the Hid'i in 194(i.
Tin wealth ; f iU'-tu Italfbacks
; that ye.;r aiut ia/J fall meant Pat
; lei-/in no longer wn.- the wovk
j horse, yet Paul main!:,died his ball
•’ eai i yuit; avci age ui'Oi.ind the 6*
va.rl n •: Hi- I.rcakaways of 1044
■ itec.'ime !••:-.) iror|uent. how over, be-
I cause of leg :n,iu' les
AN CONDITION
Nov- Patterson is in the finest
; ronditi n - f h's career, running at a
trim 183 pounds and show in;-: mnr'
nimbii'ii-' • afoot. No* ovetiy fast.
Paul is the type who can fake a
; {iefenr. ve man off he Art and who
. ,; i , 1 1 K hi: ' 1 1 /1 i
a laukcii field
If wasn’t ui:2 i ’ V.' fall, in
; --,corin-> runs Ohio State and
Northwest err, that Patterson c,lk>w
cd hi.i f-Li'ivc!!C/y to ‘in fullest
; cibrn! Hi -.pent n /is! r-f the sea
- li, nytr.K tn C:.riy "fee!.'’ yf his
! I upper dipper runr.it;?? after earlv
, utjur.y. Pin :.:•■• iG yasd 'urrakaway
.. damp field n Ohm State and
:?ii-vtu. ii :i.mr;riC rprin;; il',rt/i;-.h
Jii in”:Ni!/:;;w//’ern team in
Gi;e i: ; j «> Lam-/ r' OLV cnee/
Mmid via: m . t!’,oroiighly-dan
| gereii; Patter son this fall.
Patterson p/mi/d at Best H’i’.h,
; Ajini.c i. pas-iing, rur-ning.
./•.,! kiclung -a rc key Lartnrs on
! -wed te ! : - fm tbur reason." He
1 1 -:• « at K. ; m/h a broken ankle.
| r I './i..”/ . , ‘'V,-.! High, Oil
; ! J /.r M / -1) 1-. . 1913
T) . / pi,-: :ii t-. 4 a'tf'iit!'-n to
; Hhuoi;; m U»G fie scored five
' , I ‘ - tm F-Jm.-U tile! V iil I ,
iPi- :' four -■ mi, 1/ i/bi and !'w7,
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