PAGE EIGHT
Charles-Walcott Rematch
Set Sept. 26 - - But Where?
PITTSBURGH. Ra. <A,\, ...
Newly crowned heavy weight ch--. sit -
plon Jeiaaj Joe V -ib att will l>a\
to whip deposed chaiuniun Ezzaril
•Charles again in September if h
.wants t > keep hi? ••••own.
The tentntire rial* tov ’he
re.nat-.'h is t> r pl 26 anri the
pro’.abU s'i.'r !.v sh.; Pni-j
Groundi i>i ifii V— k gWiaitgh
PittsbtU gb anri Detroit sti>’
hope to (iff the fight.
Walcott si 37 cann 'he old
est man ever to vin the hrnvv
w eight championship. \t“dnesdav
night, when he knocked out ! -■
zartl Charier, in •>'■> of the 7th
round after leading ill Cn wr
WHh s beautiful loft he"!', tin
raw champion kavoed the old "tr
in one niigh'v biro '‘ha" l “ tell
flat on hi? Cop, tried weakly I‘> 1 ‘>
arise at nine, then doted on he'
tc sleep
A crowd of 25,:-T2 fan«. the
largest of- the ya-.tv to sen " b'>y
injc bout, paid $245,004 49 ‘
•he first heavyweight. rhanipio"--
ship bout ever held in Pittsburgh.
Tight television fompinles paid
SIOO,OOO for radio end fplevisto
rights to the sensational ha s tie
held at P*ot b*s fle 1 11' 1
T7..» Dnv iw I)a>> r r,tT >
whose benefit the ’out wax
staged t r h >•> !" i>*>- m* of
th* oft receipts nf hath rffri I ■-
T y anri pan inn git*. V 7 355.-
36
Charlf* an-'f'-fieri to p*rre"*
of <in gate, after ’h* ’■'-a*' t
c— g ffires i rey r rirriaoteri. t- ol
fv> hie loogoet pure* f '"S'
Cfireer for his t'Sing effort
JSMB?.
Wolf-off goirfri 11 ,»*' '
r f ft'* flute n i tl' I. 11 tv
ce’ve 35 a*' - or,f
uivn; sr ROYALTY . . . Meyer George Smtfek, Astmrv ’’ark. '•
Sdtcsts crown of bcve* oefiona! tw'l'ie champ. Shirley Allen.
Fa'rdate, VP. Ya . as girt*’ champ, Ida Jean Hopkins, leaks on.
Vs'.frpfrt.-.. Fefnvaee
tr ~ '*vr.rrr?mr- ““ ~~~—
- PRACTICALLY RIG-HT MCf <SHUCKS/ WEN VOUEJ
f OPP ME PROBLEM IS «
V\ ijih ggg^
1; p||p
‘ ! | girr ir cam't re esw/ | ~
ij^g a (VBAH?7 I
'M/yf \ f LOOKS- UK
ivi ,-. . 1 V ; ■"•'■'•;
Sports
the lemat-h rg-h mail a ill re
in taking the champb-nnhSp
- rttuejit? “!] pas>:mi(. ,2' ■• • t>' ■ y
i i win l our previous times lie
lost—twice to .!<•( 1 ouis and i h
. > (h j i .. f n hi... fivjt Jo's
i 'in.:; ii. c|o i!.ml 'ho Mro" n Bopi
her i■ t c- l ut 10.-t the decision
v. h?n tv. o judsv>s vot' d him oca
Hie yefei Ce voted so 11 1 lin
1 The sorond ti.rne out, however.
I.oujs fli>rt“ped him i?i 11 rounds
n0..1 retii ‘d
Walcott las' o o decisions t"
horips, one ip ( oinisv"'. v'.rl
Chicas'o give Charles the title .
and th° second in Detroit vb*'n h" !
n|f);ls lllfi -h Vll V pioi' took hud
\ ffov ihr hope ' ! ‘p. ; cott deebir j
ed ■
•''Jion tJ. • ! r:o' 1 om - • in. . pi
fir?? feeling rv, : : I.' v> v k l'v ; "l -'i ! ;
s i. r foil-.led him with o left tor j
t!|f hodv t'eii hooked i short 1“ ’ ;
!c. ill', tn-.v . . I litiev. he e-niidn't |
1 11 ih-.f0.'l ' tip- • u•' o ■ O'' ;
ti n ns )n*' m 1 n • v :»v?'mj
limMiio- foi co" 1 just want a lit j
1
tie rest with my family, then I.'
be cetidy."
am > th« bout, Charles could
iM.-dlv l' -lice h had been knock
ed ..?)r He " is .. hat he >.ni 1
■ [ ):i it n't Did l he ir t!i
remit .’ 1 he 'l'd C ;> \ I
don't it„oiv vlnr it v- a a tone.'.'
|,, ; t ho st'ptned more ac- i•'
; I,'lll .-el !1. V ? s tHkilig t it"
v ill| |ni • i>i-.i upi pumdies ""1 h'uv
ine hi in s-’lf wide but
’uuldr t ■ tn to do ow thins "
, on . i. 1 guess 1 ■’ is waiting f
Up ia|e r whoil ho wr.uld Hr? nut
Os tiring out. Jet •■- )/ .1 nr il •
' f .7 nirr] 1 enuTri hare (J <>*7
! 0»"
I . ui/tt ij. there teas eof too
nigh /■-1 till i-attle e I r,jif f-ir
ip„ -!>'■ ,-Jrit mat 1- a tin ’■low
j i ;,r . ir-ie almost II" -lotion
4n . in-! the firrt tv » rail lifts
J„ the fit irri li ft -air,hi
j
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PLFASFP TO MITT Vftl' . . .
I Gil Hedges, strongest man in
baseball, has the largest hands
ever to r hitch a hat He leads
both leagues in home runs and
ts he' after Babe Ruth's 60-in-st
aeas on record. No baseball
glove can cover his hands.
“ VOUNES?P ,
( '
3B§ r '/ 2|
Ab r^Xj,
'N -ues?)
J-i /V \f VVE CAUCrHT X
h: \\ 1 \ SOME TH i N&by
i
M t Vc«V eßs^
lf\ 10#
THE CAR OMNI AN
O:< on tip, riraxcing
blood
it- nert two >tn/> iris fol
lowed -i haul ->f nnnvlinij pat
ti in n ith .1 1 i v c i/ ,i-,r haring
| xlif/ht edges I’hurlr.; r-tllieri
‘ in the si i lh, hut i'll, the s.'i ru
th Wnleott caught hiig etcaetu.
Trigs ru in hir’d into Hi r ling
I art the xpm t s-ii rii cs, . tidig
and tetcrisirin -tv nonnerrs mill
the giili'i 'iit n I' tool: ncmlg
fii lb in Ur tv I'n nffir-ox O, ,
stoi i n-dt > In the hfdlam ..
the ring.
lUDDY YOUNG
NKS CONTRACT
c'F.'V V' l r> - \.v"* i r ’ ! vr 3 e
", it--. ,'oun r•-In -: '-■• seat
i?'k nf ‘h" » •,*,> ;- v .nks,
,f • . 1■ ; , n |." J "'1 TVn.-vp t
!a v tnio •. ear This is the fifth
"con so: t fni |nor fTr,iversitv
lllinn'- ,-t,ai "ho has seen sorv
’m ki- f -n tnp poaches as a
n-.i ; -d lh.> Yanks
Tt •as repented that Buddy"
id been d.nn,g .arn'' pre-season
a roodjivining a' Princess Anne
-n in Maryland. The squad goes
enrm-' next month -with another
'corn siai to be signed. Sherman
’o" it.! Th’s year, it .appears the
■ankP will have to fight to retain
oir star qua; terbaek and key of*
"iisive ’slayer. George R ittennan.
Rat tone an ha- been signed, it is
■' ivt -'.l. to nlav in Canada Rnt
foil ins, Vonk owner is going
o com'* to keen the player he got
om Buffalo in the defunct All
merienn conference.
N. Y, GRIDIRON
rIANTS T 0 PLAT
IN DiXiELANO
V-F'.Y YORK i ANP) •- For ‘he
j ,-1 p:-;c ir, ’ "if.j. 27 years, the
j > i.-. j.; r; ia n football toani
| id nbv exhibition gav.ies in the
! <,, } tj. vgar Thief are
: vnecio-ltv;!. on° in Dallas, one hi
■ pibarid one in Bi* mmjhaitL
ib. . that defensive stars
; [cnilen ’> nnnell, rated on of the
-yr« 111 *-• -.t hacks in ‘,'ie *str*o-em
it, nf the game and Stonewall
Jack - on, a burly fullback, will
have a chance <o display their
girl tActci.s to 'he delight of
Negro football fans
| ' *•: / >v. A ' v .
■■ ■ / f ' t-&
; i
Gene Collins Is 14th
Monarch to Enter Majors
KA \ \V- CITY ;\;o '
Ofno CoHj r.’ ; .o;i ? b p,iw ’-p •
kr of J o •> Kansas Ci • ’ M•• • •: =
, 1 ?l f ] I” t • t 1 : ■- 0.1 t •
\ cfCl '> Am-'Vi* Jit mu b
mo i fth m 'jn’- 1‘ ni 'To, , •!•
orC4 r i)Z‘''l h;< oidio ; I wh'-ri v,
pin*ca?l •*’ i l v Mj f it. :;• « V\ .
So x
has ooon o d • n :Y
Waterloo, la <-•!-■ a > ■ ■ • Tb •
Eye Ifraii'.ia. a f ! »• >rgun- •’
j tio'ii.
P.&fr VO be’>2 ?oj n h* * d
.. om >: 2. rew-rd " •th ■' » ;< yi ; u •
best in •ho •• ML. and h"
I ud fanned >4 7 I* a tars jn !! ' ino
ino ;; ;. ' p*r•>b ■II i ; J i '-■> »‘ < > •i• • 1 ■ •
in ''fc <>«jf f’ieUl fil'd «.! ; OUv O* i ♦
; s r-vp hitters. HY ’-i *• r
' a T THE RINGSIDE !
YtROIL ( vr’TE v i.'OII A r
COD AND :< i . ,i>. 1 ..
(AH r OF Hi '.V \ V'.i i * ■
i;.!V i SION
; For 21 yeur?. .1 i " ■
COt.t ha? hcmi pi a;. t■ t; ■ i 1 'il :•;*
! he might *nmt* v. j> >•.. *
, ywrF'i; ■ i;" !i ■1 ■ nil.' rd 'h ■
:v. or l <\ \ ' Ml - 1 :i!i l , ■ 1 •■ t i. *■' i' 11
IV.i j,' ■! t. Ibe fat i * i■ i i
! Ten, l. .'i i::* 11 i’i -1 - :i. ii .- ;i .'il
Va.itli .If. pa■ in th" i,,t
His I van ’ 1 e a' ,v - ■
' WodihvuJ a v 11 : ...t■ t I*. ' ''
ho:; Field in i‘l : .■ 11nr-; : i
. 752 fan - anti i * a' l nr s i.i-in
: 30,'w.m'm fan? ou K \ ,-.i oi a :
| ratin>.
Many fight fun- •mit • A
at tilt* 1 i{-';i (ha* in ■ hav
1 ip' .Irr-.P" f ; v ‘ • tii" ■’' ‘ '
I l|jo> coitM h- rG.h.l. :att inavb"
i ‘Hit", iif no? \f* • | ii! 1 f i'' : '( v .1 of
| befoni ■■ r '■■ t-a QO'.ii oil '-it -t'l'oj iiot
j National Girls Baseball
; Loop Hires First Negro
! -'.<l V• • 1 i AMHi. Til- , -if '
1 ill Ctrlst riii-oiniil longue. 1)2 U , •'•Hif'ii'iv "lal'y
’ fielded it'. Hi-: M- ,in ' ■■ ' ' • dr >•in h
Mi iy Thu • • i:• 1111■ *-"11 i, tiiii • a.ii..-. v.-.th •<) ' 1 * J:; ■ ,:,; -
' i-tl <•!•! firjf! 11; i.' M.I :■! i ’ ' 1 '> ::
FROM ’SOUSE OF DE BORDER 1 <Mine Maj. Ignacio DeAlgarra. Ooneral CVhimil of Cuba (canter)
to pietucnf twin shortwave Zenith portable radio* to Tuis Alwna tloft) and Orestn* Miroso of ih# >o
credible Chicago White Nov. The sparkling play of the Cubans have accounted for the exalted position
the Foie Hose ronHnand in the American league, and Ih« people of Chicago and Cstba have gone o1 i oni
to show their uuiitMialHM. . *■ .
1 , ■ ; >,l ;■ ,v\■:■ in :o!hf - ;
v.a-t S'' •on < 1 :n fi on hi os •nj
t ~,:, j p ? , . ,:» ,i ; ■
p ,’o ,• ' ’ I
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ho • bve i In Kes I'aoh |
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t , ’. ; in-t i|iv. h i ■ hb; fiM.ii i
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i.'-.f :, f l)i ( Tti. ‘-ri’ind >' ii ?i i hnd
iii .fl Irovnifl b'.'it H" pvohihlv
will ip i■ r V. ITU tJiHt. ,lumber ’<
ga i n
—-|—^—— ■”
“Oar World” Magazine
Salutes Gale Brothers
NK v IT; K -1 ,-V Xl*>-- \ s alii to
f,» the Halo hiotlo i . Mao and Tim.
■vlio hnv** for Iyoavs. managed
oid houkod t»v« ry important N’ogro
ft* rlornnn- and eiPainor. }y a feat
nn' (it tin \ugust issue of ‘Our
World” muK i/im\ nm\ on sale.
lit a length y artiido, entitled
"Tho Ibii)iilons (»aKY* and geiirr
ni'dv -p-inkb’d v >i { h photograph?,
the ulm rs Mor :n •• headnum o',
'bib' in-'., and Tim is c hifd’ton of
Halo •u.s'iKv is told f» on the he
ginnins in 1 fhYv ij;> to tl-|P present
fit ft. - T\)>\ ir<t< fO)t ii fif'd hu
VY) ' )>"< i j» io:T*. irh'Di hr o»»/7
h’. f• ffh•' >' of r )’■•'<! 7►) 4 niirmfril
th< inn) o)i <! ->I row bolh'OO *H.
•, 7, .. h ?. 7i77 j intjey fhp (Nflf*
}at>ll c i V• 1 / > 71 j,r H
fh'it fitnr srr , r fjrffi>)C/ \h n r
ph'ft i>> v?'»•!■ ha ■iinrgff ,
!/.<•' rfcr'ilr<: in /l () \'()D) est) h}'/
Calypso Music Newest
Fad In US Jordan Says
YC|i 1\ i A F | A< at (1 its,
i i ! .o> u .10l '! ■ i). popular b 11 >l
• • *trk uluir of ti!i> famous
■* ymp.-c > five and top-uotiii •••■
Kims; ,*rtist for ! a r i >i i’s
■ time- an ihe c-..»ini»u
i 'lroughouT this coui'trv.
Jot'd in, !•••!!« an Hdmiiv.r of
U v-t intl’-ui tnufii-;. sa. l r?-
• *-j111•• rha* ■'■*:,! ■ m-isi. i- rr'-’a
i - -f -' ."
r>vi •. <.nrinc<>d that tit? ff 1 .-, <a!
tr-'O -fits that h-.)V9 m ,>»>aa i'oti ip
* : i- past yf'iirs have ■"’lv
I'ati l.i'd tb“ .aihn'P. Thot 1 = t
a r.!' .1; ii o! t ■.! -I ro ■ *>i ; ‘hi., ii i a i >1
mtiMii- lu-ra."
. / *.' .i -. ii Jins h*"cn i*!!'
»if) p»‘ .-rye) nf ■,t li/p-n: /;
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1 i’. 1h it -; ,• H , ■! i h "
U’ ; i'Vni h : on
l it, in.nhnr ’hr hnjhW
.v ■ ' • ■■■■.•’' ’?>/ rot-7 0r,i,l
tt/-> t;a ,/■(/'' 7*?,;.,
-7 ~ >ii if’i,.), > >!'•},-r}\
ffi'i ,■' 1 o fa r rri/i-shni iilfn ,■■>!..
u-i s’!> It'll i il’ili Jon".
J, In), Inti' 7 it/a
tniff uni) ~, iiifir
r.nf, t> ‘ilh/li;,) tr„i ...
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American Tenor Makes
Debut Before English
H'fb'flK’iK AFP? In a iniciiie «
<'s en’iHjon f . a y >ncmt si. <
:,ss >f i■ f. .i. \i if-rioar. tonoi- f
ai' r liis ].,or'ir.| ; debut at the \rt>
’ a|>« ! bib yeci ntiy before an
i»fi!f»r.f‘brt 1 •’!•) Sir Stellar?
'”i‘ nn. \dtr.ini tor of the Royal
'Ape)-; House, Covent Garden, aiui
■ n'. :.. >-oinni.-'i . i mimes.
1');, pin n. ■■■'-■ deVii ;t vras sponsor -
-1 ry i i if 'in' too mi: <•• in
'nri'f nt Frit isit ?hea ! re; Alee
Himes sts: of 'ln- f'Ufi v'n".'; C.’Viri
onh*T F>' •. *be playwright, and
■ tvinr"’. actov-manager now
in; in In. (iirp play. “T.ovP of
'on colonelit tv.vndhatr.'a Th>
il l'.- s '■.) on the -n'-nnsorshiii list
’•••re r.enjain'n Frank el. cornpo*-
fyivi f■ 11 ? id-•
Miss Chapman is a junior at
j / lie iiifnois State Xormai cdl*>go
j. i veif..iis pound:., and
I naiuis .*• f.’et 7 inches tall. A 1 1-
' .id. nr of Hlenroo, 111. Betty is at
i (inip either in the out fieid or
.". hind t lie plat' 'h< i.. a long
nail pit lei
1 Owi'or of Hi 1 I'i'ih in M. F. S>ar- 1
Ur,lf. He Slid till.- signing I's Mis?
Chaptn ili rliiuH.ves sevenil i.uui h :
„i .-n ,'hiii!.' ni inhoi; atnon:: eoi
..i'eil pills.
WEEK ENDING JULY 28, IDSI
/■ r><i itt it. He r/itickly signcl up
n 'in at Inf of performers under
hi s per to i/o l management. :i
m ft irfiiefi hit holes sue')
in 11-is f, i hfish f'l ntnr.es as El-
In /- it ■ijerafd, Siti'ith V‘t U‘fh.(i*i.
Duir F.Hinijton. Toni Harp? l ',
the Ini Upofs Lwlff MiHind
er, Kr'lme fl’lielhl'i f!”ll oth
e ’ .i
Tlivpp v«-trs lutor brother T’."t
PF*abli3h-id tlto firm Gi^-
Van net with three assistants and
s thrp3 i'lleiit-; Klla n 1.1.
Fri-.kinp Hn" kins and Tiny lirad
s It aw.
\ T ow the Gala of f ie?« boas' a
personal of *1 who look aflar '*
hopblntt coptrarts and other a'lnni
interosis of 'la s-avs Ano
tha*i■ brother. Conrad. Is a dae r or
hn-I bo n’.ini''ers arnong his pat
ients. Klla Fitzgerald.
i'i 'nidad-bo, " Joe \\'illovQhby,
i ini ufieti he f s tint so 1 :ff-’m-
tinu. is e‘"pt>ir:l iit u haul
rifi'l.
fast leiiitfr. /■•'■ilan an' his
tiiiupe wt tit •/>>. ’I lo day tly- >
nut tom of the iVg.v* Indies,
phit/inij dates Trinidad, ft**;.
ii'li finianu and Jamac.a.
Whir on tli!\ tom Jordan >a n.
•/cross it i/eaUr, of calypso
folk tunes fhi'h ’>e ■nfenta
to null, use ~f in his drive to
■ ■■ah {1)1 f rout >; ye o'd ions
■ ’’lin .•'■ ■rmis, Siite-.ih’e a- .
■•••" if/ the.,- times a '.tinny
i I, ! Ilf.ltir iilllj'li J ' tV e }
Hrnirr sl >’laed (I'll. ' :r h','i
■.’tuff O) Jo-do: by
i f T> in idad's foremost calypso
sinners, Lo, ! f'ii.] ■>
Os eaivpo in JordAh
Sava. i :i * i<• g.-,.- nn-apped
market fo> • i..ps< in America.
hit one of Mv things that has
old ha r k here is pronnnciatictt
!'. i bad r, ith ‘ at', pso ninea show
that they will sell if the aecem
heard is not to,-, foreign > try to
make -Vi !y 1
Am.-, 1,-ar- and vet prese • chat
''feat Indian tie or 'hat nAakes i|
■ so nnitjup.- ”
sra? '.'■•'Ter Snsskittd. director
■f * ' z ■ Svrnjhony Crches-
HrslCnrl in Ifi Fmritsb
Italian, rreurh and OerroA?!
't he nstili f vttr«w wrote that
1 hartec flfilliiiil -» ati ska
of tps first t ondri’n an
dieure tli« t obn ivia ijufart
ert areurate arid enotr etted
u idi the itdif.n y of n true
artist,''
Another London paper. The
AMte. wrote, i harlcs Holland
ii once cs-tubbshed himself as
a very gifted singer. A lyric
iettor of beautiful qaality and
fuil range, technique and con
trol admirable "
The Limes wrote; A tight,
easy flowing lyrical votee able
to sustain an exciting BelliEi
cantable with the same con
trol as Schubert’s rawly less
exacting phrases" The Daily
Telegraph, said. lire voice was
purely lyric. 1 The singer’s
command of a fine legate was
best exemplified in the song
(mm **• Hint s ' Puritan’’— a.
torero test which was passed
with honours."
Following hi? success?;.! debut,
Mr Holbmd -ms immediately is
iiv-.-.i t'i ring on BBC-TV.
Hi •i vi upyearance will be at
•1h Bcs.v)*'on Festival in France
sn-tcmbci Holland is expected
to lOtmn io the United States be
s.,, . i'no fivj nf The .-ear. but may
:. n t > l ru'don next year
n,- •li-io'-iet: concert
i yiitm* i *1.95
I Pints
l # x|P : 1*3.15.
B ..'IF-II Fifth'#*
86 Proof
rut; STgAtOHI WHISKSVf IN TW» PRODUCT
x*e 4 vfa*s<** was ou>. n% swrwhi
i^rt' r rfiV. tts% NEUTSAt vi'lnlru. OtSTtltt®
gl UOM OrSAIN.
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