("AUOI.INIAN —Saturday, February 25, 1950
At The Ringside |
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in rmcAfio
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T-. l'p ; ‘ v‘. 11l be J 7 ■ ;0 . .
... -. i;: p.i; IN'- .*: ■' if:
i the Ike WiiManc .1 ; v
K: a: : :: affair proved !: IBC
■avai good boat c.p. > ■'r. ': ?
a, nt v rifle jh Chk's<; (P
F . J. thit DS.Oii :■
‘a : : -r far iiin to c
: .B-k- Pits aamitUa U.. 8 ho
or ri si the post, t " 5}.;.. * to.
h 5 p-.pr 1. recent bouti, parßvuß t.y
- th< oOi’t ho dot tc nk t V !•
S’ Pali I'tnher ha* tc■ : ?"
oboui ht:- tick t Nponenf . • :
M UIM £'<> ( R.U 1.1 NGr
(C dARLKS
,cy Maxim. fresh 5 r &
tiiur'i.r.h over Freddy Mil's if: 2: o
rkn for the light he. -,,e nok
, :i;.h.l .i! of the- world, js 1.1•: at
t.Trsitoc: Suites. 5 f- > ...
’ f or.t :l'ie CO. .* O i l-, fp -■ 1 1 ' P : j ' *
iy i> challenging Esunirc Charles
N.'.t.diial Boxing A.s<oe.atlo>; v.T.i.;-
pit n for a title* bout.
Although in th United
.VS.xii.i rover donimistrateo ; •
punch, he threw ;*. u-.tift. 1
fit London to score one of ha-. ’.an
itayi os.
To the funs or. Kr.’nrci Cl'.s B
■ Buoy Maxim bout vrotih; r.o! nan?
fcuti, to offer on the sm ‘ i. t
...-p acT tighter i: ’■ '■■■• h i
cr? p.pl picaser. Charles is e!t;ci<:i?i
i 'it not sensational, and iiixns a
lie •. . bat not very artistic.
One spirts writer, however 1 if
tits a i■■ to maim till.; O- . ref
an attrarMon, Be wants it t*ilicc.
: ’ aht for two titles CM B" .
! Beating The Gun !j
r.v a; ■'iosi.s
: ; OWN SKINNED
i) l A NTNCEIL.’??"
y iv, ; usk you n<- t io .ru. v
ex-boxer HENRY AR JbTFiGNG
tv: , yl-.d. v.x r, illy d • ■ ;"o for
Daddy Grume's cU.c-tviMro ;m:t v.e pay
!k:i \w -il not join that side
walk whisper mb-army v.iio i iu>;*y
Jate Fc’oru; ry evening
i;;> They say Htini: A::: ‘r,
. ShryOt'O wrung from in.- hu. -
Gtk- s t :.t he'll C . i. at : jn: m
l'j.-y years with his new associa
tion.
A : W<- knew Hmk ni’.eiy v,-i\,.n
he v.s up at B vir : Jviei.aiy
jv - -With '.Vs’e !>•■ .'u- u :i-:-
ehoju-: :.f \ O'lookers' on the !«-• .
male ride. Does he feci this red
, • : i Fe.iil Ikiilev s brotucr,
giou. think or is he following tut*
Ne-v look I: iicvvs and gals, s
moß’s; relgi»n and the infinite
uy-- intangible motives from which '
these inner leehr.gs stem and are
t.ol .= nor: - to nr ke pies out of.
OLD SATOH
Yes- I thmk LEROY (Satchel)
PA iC <•' ?e •••ndnry figure of Negro
Base-ball who is winding up his
big !■ erne experiment, will be a
g- 1 card with any col
-01 eJ. •' : f h<> f-'ls to stay in
"fa ' " T's-e is a mot ,
he- * "Ole Satch” t" ’
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e* !•■"•(# now.
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I Ml NCI! HOXE'UI
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:.c ll;p lit !• t.:.tir* r.-: :• . • :
i til..*! oiic U- Lv-iMvn.'i In tr.' - .;•
: sit;lt* liC hii-- Whipped JeOyi 4 t)i;
Aj> an amtitour '■ v-' . - .
,n t ieemd. and Pa a P! : if ' a
. one o* the bCF-i oi ; - i
i fighter any sjge in hi-Ftory
fen: cwi> nig*' t ;
: Ti ih> exhibition t\vec> in
, I7.jr.pin Fla. Mu r go inn bar-.-.;,::;
'!1; i •;e i;■* rii<•.' roa -:»: . h«.. ij- J '><'on _
; tonnny Hayne to a avion! si t. Vo;
; its Un final round f a an:
j affair.
It bfi :io mat the Joe * a.:-'
aaak Dv.anioa/y < = •..ii -1 r,'< • -y •' i.
:'.lever U!f. The roi-.i.il of the
a.,;f i entnry p-ll -i -a ■: 1. ..:pp.
•K.imng DunpNfy the nest !;a-,
• ! ■■■-liters and fail bra:.:? i<p ■:■? t-?i
--.al p tll< fe'iCC
Most writers now uro iVif -
.; rhe fence by say ine wh-.oevca ;. • . ::: ;
'.hi first blow woihci proisa'jy ?•. p.
kp.a;, cer.side;- Bemi .-'ey at is.-'
pa- a lad U .i! f< rt dole? !.??' 1
P.p a Louis. They also char.. ;h- wf-.s :
; , star than Joe on he f«-. t On ’.be
;ip.r." hand they say J* *'•'*• ’ .'p.ks
Lpi.ve Lipter than Dempei y. Tm y
a,;;... ,ap. ,ipi■ rtcia". :»s ’■ ■> ?.
This is p ciut-stiou that eta. ?■<? ?-
r :.,'* answered, so nmpto it
:b air, i. Wllllt Would s a
- rp.; ;. :: .notion pidUi'f ■a ,
•f she hi at faihts of !.>oth m i.
if i-. pp si' .veil r.i *- draii--pr:; t' ?
; ; Titan' .s of .sii tot,* it wall.
i P ; 1 Jp-ck .h r,a,-pp; : ,i..'??>. J J-?'-
f- rarpiinf...
e.-orai it.,. 1,-as unvi Udine' ..iy ■ L'-
Tr. in vom-ic-lf to be syur.v'J-y :
v, V . :e-U 1- 'lk'Nile Ciev. ;..nu
inoiutis or with the Kan.:-..-: City
■ a idipj- Boy' 1 Semler, px-N Y
JJhak ;,a owner now in !*;
in:- ii.'-i j-c-ul chance tu - ■:.
V..- keo stadium.
Tuerir's nothing personal ir uil
‘ s * • , DviAnCi Uiji.y vvO (*•• f - ;t* - ■
' t wY * tiie . --vy
who will ?:Tdv/ to Inherit the *.;\o
* j..rv i-:nd more) that *••.1 r; * r<
ii ; ." :?s J aikic Bohin^'or,
i: play inp, ’he yames-of-lift. n
viy on the sped ueulsr »:.:<■
en tin ra.onds e-f our ay -; ■-.
1 -■ - :erica.
rm MI LTING POT
- BRANCH KiCKEY mus* ti :.f: ;
itnk and im.d at I'me about .vhat
sort of a 1950 “Rookie" Sammy
Jcihroc vriil turn cut to be. While i
; he price of $150,000 was a bril
lii.Uit piece (,f bll; mesa OM Ulc p.U 1
of the Brooklyn prexy whose shag
y eyebrows one of coal
czar Jnhn L. lewis. Time may
'■--■"ve Jetli. -.f was : -ally worth the
! SmOGO the Maliatma once tagged
n '949 ! i.kn- .-•t:ns«tiO!i Don Ncw
- rr.be eh; what???
FERRY COLEMAN. N. Y. VAN
I’ EES and DON NEWCOMBK.
* - t ■ f last season's rookies
ugh ROY SILVERS was
t ; - in a Baseball Writers
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COM 1 K1 N'l F. 1 i.
ii'?rc .ire !.'i flood I r.-.-i a- v. hs
Use Bishop t illege Tigers an-
Ur J ter tint lead in the Msuih
- , tern . -him s eni <- e.,-i i u all
ip. i Fee Ilgfp's have a-t >e-
Baseball School Seen
As Source Os Material
<p ‘t at hie ,p, ; i ANlhi - ii(i
jj'pfUJoosfj Curry, no.p pm ui
' ;he Memphis Hod’ Sox m t
;p? ..mi <).. it. V-.-A;-.
;e: I > p;-'?.p :,'.ri, ha'.,?' tta.i?:: p tofec
■ tliip a.? i staiiiish Rurt'iCihuss new ia
?■ ■ ■ ■'■ ■ .i.-i p. :: which mis ht give
: ?■■ itatson - Fid revive Ur I i'■ to:
■ 'bvc-iai more years ttn-.v me •
P liiuinig J I.PM rail ri iiopi open
tea ..7 and Umt. fa-i two vo,-k- : .
5p . PiCKia rh O'S for the -.'So i villi
. at tin: j;vv. Near« i a.-e... ii jxirk
; thiit .-■••att 4,o‘ta lain I! v.a le rali
:,?i ibe FT-ita Meg r<- Ftp re l>i. i i c-viiooi.
ria.nmmi hcja-fuli:. iroiu Mc.-ii
a.: , f.iit'e Reck. G eenv. eo?-.
Gie ;iiic, i ... .- •! iv- f,. a > p
; k i.a. Hi Pii'toit, Daihiij. ;a.u 'p.p j -
■p.. (. i!y ;. r, cxpe-i ted a.- z \ a
: . ‘.a.: ttpiinpu jiioumi
Tib p;gh tlii? school art- future
-Pi, so? in tli* pi a pi, ?■-,. ? - t arry
r. j •;' to build up the GeaJity Os [
N' gvu baelaiU and eke ;o orov.ee
. i f youthful trut-p: to re
.- i«-(. niuei {.-layci-.y and tone who
•rove, up to e--, -i ba;.t ball.
j K-- :.h|-| u- to ir'A-Cp
I ’ ” t ■ ’ui <i . / ipUt GV.
>\it: Citvty s?i !!;•.<?
; I‘ilc.f.tT. 'til h.ium i Bob
' Hoi vrv Hou-T ;> E'iaU'a. i-.*: hiitjn.u
P; vo.'-; Cr2vr-ojiifig in ti»tr
V oay a oii UrO rnd vupjliy
tIJTj 0 P-. iL V' i’i* v
Alter lire irainliu: per led th<
i vide,.: uenr, which will pi--.,
a barnrio;rn.i’ig tour In-tere the
-.n. < " Mi are .. riea.. u . a.e
, ifi'bo.-; beglh“. May 7.)
Cinry. SI. i- one of the i.e.-.f men
ww. m Neuit; i-.arebali. Ae:;ve or
-'■ -a..a a time-, in I’hiiadeiphia.
MAXIM U VYi'S
«.OI LS FIGHT
NEW YORK iA!iP) -- Jaty
-Vfax.rn. world light-hc-vy weight
'ehon.nion. who returned last week
from Eng!.uid announced mat he
wanted Joe Louis to come out <<f
retirement .uid fight him for the
“real’' heavya eight chatnpi'ms-hip
With Manager Jack Kearns, Maxim
said.
"We’re ready to take on Ezzarci
( Airies, if he thinks !." .- champion.
But, we’ like the Louis shot first."
Maxim said that If he couldn't
get a shot at Louis, he rn.ghi has
A return to England without fig! ■
ing here
d k'-mels of seed corn are
' g od for planting as flat
- i a lot che'-p ore ing
ed specialist at ?• tc Col-
* -ril i >r lin- pieiin. rhe < :t s <
-o. si;tndii-,g. iHt t« right, ;«re.
a.atfhew Itcll, trainer; .1 Iu-
Kc-.ley, assistant cnach; R«a
i i: i.litiliV, O.FIIJ, Si ill'l!', , il at »t -
■ lie T \ In, i . }’ Watceri. train i ay.
ba-.'-p i'p.i City. . Aii.h.'p.i : -
v.a ii ?he Red Fe>i Howcvi.r, iiaji
b . i.-. . • say tie i.- .
u :-I replan ! .. uapEPagt-r us the p
Hid S"x tni.s St .mg i ;
La Frteuy, who wjil optratfc u t ,
D« iir Ciiaia;: frei'i hi.-, nee, -.p.-e
--a:. i held lU'-eltiin e this Vidan ; l Wij?
pp’ iiaiit liatudelli • !0 Pi":; t -
P, the Negro leaguer, bill ‘.-.id;
m toil- i pp "aha '■<
p-aa e-...;t.- He ;;ai£i. i,
-, * --Ai.pt f l . r. IP: ? .p ? i..- .I : . i
Unr of Gap moyao, ?;p to not iaJy e
Ml ! . , . but id.-e j'UC
i a-1/i d h-ip-ei a.i
in Ciiji ?. Hr. J K iVFujnp.
- .iiii.ii tilt- Ciar of Nvgao.
ia. :a: al:ri : ■ un i'.: of tire a-.0-a
, : :,?■ ■ lasiiiei.l ei i p
\ * ' r \ V C? A.ill«,■■; iv.il: A, Til;Uf.:, t. X ) i cS•
■ it. l• > wr.cthe.i
t’a: i.-i. d would in would lie!
.- Ui C> : I ill did and. h"> ever. *:.,.* i
1 ti.r 1* p.N.e f.’trj to i eoiulemo si.<
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m:c ties for ;>th
I*LACK IS S. V. .MEK f
NEW YORK N Y. - - Two Cl A A
'tra. k u ams salvaged a li/r.dful ei
P’ ir.ts in the National AAIJ me/o
junior Riddor <a/mpetitk-ns at the
Third Engineers Group Armory
here last week.
Nottb Carolina College's Eagles
ii i a fifth tie with Col
!-.i.U a lid. Riitgt, Jiiiversittes, St.
rrr and the Polish Falcons;
y. Lincoln University's Lions
< r.ded in a dead-lock for ninth
oluce with the Collegiate Track and
'•held Club ;:nd the Grand Street
Soys.
PAGE THREE
lain Ja bn l.irber, Oien Niekte
i ■■try, LtiwartF Siant*>n, and
* poll uj.imini! it. i itie.
Rm-vtink. i--it to right, are
Aiorittii tap John Sreuh, Owen
K * fin, Rat.ert Hoimrs, tiotiert
- (A,NT’i
biTii'siT hXPI.AINS
nt h of sf iiviiiu v;
i. (IH.'AIH; iAi-.’p) The gn.-at
. ..ati , !. . k Deinpeoy cougc-ri many
a..!n tc* kio.-.e .espeit tof hix boxing
.I i» i,t when he picked Max
lisa- Ui win over Joe Louis
■Pe -pi. :td bout. Few puuple ac
hnip.v that Luiiis was Deup-
I a v-p? He fu: o chain of events
; ..jj.it to the public the mauler
was Scliirciing.
Hem's the .-Utiy
Nflcr ivisited both tit
the Hi iit< • s training tan.-ps, he
ai'Ci.u-tcd fur the press lhat Louis
w.add win by v knockout. As fate
o.i nat i :t at the same time, a
pickin-p Schnienng to win by
a i:i. a k--.it under Dempsey’s by
p<- T.hc pp) had aec." ghost
.vinti.-ii v.-ithout the fighter's con
cent by iip good friend. Ned Brown
Vi't.< a Uer.tp ey i honed Brown
; ? . n i -?.)?. a iuii. ihe writer tolo
tn-i ?:?■■ a.licit- meant -:.u easy
s.. i ; ppriiy needed STiiiO and he ac
t;:n;p li'cugi.t Desopscy fflvosed.
S, ~'in Ui: vi'i' 1,0-1 a To bold iVo
lip a.paw ui ii.:- fricr.-dftliip Demy
,-cv i' a i >his prcdiciion io the
~ a. rn>a out tor Schmeling.
The L. Acs’ Donald Leek, speedy
hui-die* frojTi Gary, Indiana, set a
•:<r. standard ii. the 60-yeard hui
-i, • vent with :. record ot 0:08 0.
i :-.o iny Junes Gi'cbe finished third
>n tlu- iame evenh
Leek nas to his credit in track
i cons pet itit a a 14.5 mark for the 120
r.i/n ; uidhs. p -ted riuvn . an in
tticoltegiut! CIA A meet held in
Durham, N. C.. last April; a 24 5
: tune in tne Alabama State Relays’
220-yard low hurdles; and a second
. place ir, an Evening Star track meet
70-yard high hurdles event, in
which the winning time was 8.8.
North Carolina College is sched
ulcu to participate in the Middle
Atlantic a ATT mete set for March
4, in Baltimore, Md.