PAGE EIGHT
Athletic Policy Report Ta
Be Given Cl A A Look-See
BA' .TIMOfCE President r</
member colleges of the ConUnt
lnteri o!legi a'e Aihletii: AI,1 *; on
v ill meet at 110. urd University
On April ID l.n disci i;:-, I}; (-■ rO'.'"nt
athletic policy report of (he Anti >■
Iran t'ounci! on Education
fhr meeting, railed jointly
by Or. Martin O Jenkins of
Morgan State College. and Or.
John IV. Davis of IVest Vir
ginia State College, will also
cwnrrrn itself with other pent*
Sent), of Intercollegiate ufhir
tics in tile CIA \
A special commitlc-. on puiie'ie
tuiii-.y of the Anv .in i.iemeU
on Education repotted last mouth
that ■in intetcoil* emu y'!,n ■■>■■■
as v 'lon'ineted. despite ti'u id
hem nee by inany iiistltufifio;; in
the flight'd standard: ..e t ion vio
lations. icd utile of :> did ecKii.
tional i oliriebid ad..;. ■ t aid
mqrai conduct, are n i ;• fait u,,.
I'oniltion. 1
In suggesting r» no dir ;, (hr
committee listed four ohje.
tiers, limi.'lj (I) to n |(rve es
lern.il ptevsines, C’i to insure
institutional control, -d’-i to sin:
S'-'-l. genei it stand irds of t <
erptahic praetiee and ilj to
invoke m ■ 'ire , oi rnfon *•
went that v Ji guide ftie great
AGGIES VERSUS
HOWARD NINE
OH APR,. 18
f :hei NSRot > r tho a
and 1 College .seh.ill team, de
fending CIAA champions "ii!
fare on the siioiig ;i.»u ard Urn
’•X’J'sil at (1 rcei 1 . btU' Stadium m
Thursday, April ' ! Tim encmin
ter ■ ill mark tin d conference
scrap foe the I<.ih ,
Bolstered by the addition of rv
era! vuomising freshmen .'.'no have
rapidly developed into hum.
Coach Fries Hand;; reloctahl!.'’ ad
mi fled fin;- ■■ C ! ; Th" se
mi:'!lit have • oo.ee to v*-
peat as champion l 1.1 pun m
spi'e of the Hum hai! play-
Cl'; WC Will have' In .1 j a. 1 : -
BOXING CLUB
EXEC LAUDS
NEWS ARTICLE
CHICAGO AM pi Tenioan T,
Gibson. ,Ti . ,rc retarv of tin Jnp t
national K*sxins; Cluh last is re If
P:...! y.d 1 -;juris column hi • Wen
dei.l E Smi'h indicating tl:;<t
1 aria I angle may lx involved m
the federal government s anti-ti
nut against the IBi"
Smith, the only Negro sports
writer employed hy Chicago
daily nr "paper, told reader.
in his weekly colnmn for the
Pittsburgh Courier that if is
odd that the first sport the
government cited for crirnifi.it
action was tontine where the
IRC uiiii/es employees in ait
phases of its activities, regard
less of rare, creed or roior.
Gibson, in commenting on .he
column said; Wendedi Smith *:x
presse,., m.i sentiment." ”
All in the Game:
TJ A! PH BRANCA wilt he trying to
make the fans forger the home
ran hail he served Bobby Thomson
last October when the Giants took
the pennant away from the Dodgers
. . . last year the Red Roy were
stronger on paper than the Tanks,
This year the Indians are stronger
•» paper, Bnt Casev Stengel says.
“We are not going to fight tor this
pennant on ropy paper. We arp
going to battle on * field.’' . , .
Casey always sets his sights on *
percentage that will hardy wi•■>—
in IMP he won with .839, in 1950 with
.036. That’s pretty fair guessing . . .
Ton Boudreau's Red Sox will need
a lot of rookie help this year with
Williams and Doerr gone , , . Ted
Williams will be 34 in October, and
if the military keeps him two years,
his career will just about be over
• . • The average big league salary
is , . . The average length of
playing time is 19 years . . , Aboni
39 per cent of those who adopt box
fng for a profession barely make a
living . . Pro footballers get from
$*.9(10 to 520.006 a year . . . Yogi
Berr* is now 27.
Althea Gibson, Florida A and
M. College net star, i.- the only
Nofiero woman playei ranked by
the IJSLTA, She is number II 1
The 1352 Famcei: football team
'will open the season Sop! cm her
20 against tlie Texas College Steers
in Jacksonville’s Gator Bowl.
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-6. and Ml TAILORING
A I.TER AT IONS OF All KINDS - SUITS MADE
TO MEASURE LAUNDRY ~ DRY CLEANING
JOE MILLER, Prop. 106 £„ Hargett Si.
Phone 35332
'
majority of m.-.llk/tifms
I I i, wii ■ f.( ' otouiurided eMum! 0 1 ):
* re Uiir'i;.'."'. th.ii v.lj nr lu- ia; aid
' |e. any -.tvt'rnt. in nr.ney o: in
kind. > :"f pi tb.d 1 ho-il 1
: I'll nth 1 - I ■ .11 f.iisni i ■ admin r.
tered h • (hi in:f iCd ■ .Vn" .nd (I'll
" iti‘. ii le.- ! .udiilll. s :*•...i... ‘’Sl 11.1 01
gra:ds-in u'i oinmid tie rer.| ! .in"d 1
In inert tie ;.:rr:;• ‘anrirird*. nl urn
Wtvs Pr j ‘s- Photo Servif p
MAN OF STEEL--' icirge i'.ivne, "Mr, New Vork Slate” 11 nil mefro
poiitnn champion, from (he Apollo Barbell Club of (he Harlem YM( A.
nsteiiodeii wmc K.oott patron, at (he Olympic Sport < trimul (Madison
'Qii~• .nrdrnl with hi" plnabisie. The Harlem Adonis took part in
the phvyique demonstration, which iva« n p*rt of stellar track end
field events tcld to raise funds for Ihe t nited "fates Olympic teams.
AA mi l's champion heavyweight weight litter John Davis who h»s
not been defeated since 105,d w»* another highligiit of the "jiorts
carnival.
Famed Track Club May Be
Out of the Red In Future
BY \i WHITE
NKW YORK l AN Pi if the.
; plans of the N'e-.v York Bot.lle arid
('ii! ■- Clo ra ii ' I !'i vQiir.fi. Itv 1 1 , 1
.-jiuial problem' of the frmiuu;
Piore-"; At hie: i: C hib nf this city
Will be ■: nded.
According to Cvni H n • per ■ .
! ident of the Bottle and Cork Club. .
that outfit, composed of Uquor,,
beet and ocverage salesman wdl j
raise sufficient fond." this year,
next >eai and Hirnugh ti.e year.
:In fiirr.i-. In send Pi on )!(.:;• repre
■ Kcntativos to any mrct-; meet in
1 the country.
1 Right Hp '"tv and his v
i £,oeiiii.es nee devising aia> s .srid I
i Geo. Araujo Meets Riley
jln St. Nick Arena April 4 |
Cie'-.fc Aiaujo. Ihe 20 ycar-oM
. PtO’' :fp. t;■ »\ K 11 i gilt tvem ht l i.
Kit-ion who is r*‘?iny to challenge
for the title, niiike:, ius t>r..i Now
York appenr;i':< - t in „ :, im; after hi •
■ 2(1'; strai'.'.iit vidory when ho fat
' \ '■ ’'h,vl<'- Ril y 1 ri;> r ( n’tyv't'r
; from St liOiii.', Mo. iu the hn
rn ind r > r> - vent at the Sy Nicho
las ;-''■ 11;i on Krtday, April 4th
! i
: H - tt 1 r. n t.i ; ; > j Bill;, Blown lit: .
' ; .to’.i-jyv K imffr Livir..; .tori, N. ,).,
lightAveicht. again**) Tony De Mar
(irmic ivei't'oruiarr.i ail'd 1 '-opmim: i
:r. ed -c. are 'ronmnid ti "li otiujT !
re rip" m ''
rseenu.se H.c •- * v. .’i.-.l oihh fir eon !
f*• ■ oners ; i.■ • ' n c c'l ! < p ad'H'l 1
I tie rj.iiie ponei al (voiti; 1 ' -,. Frcsi-!
’• rd Jriikir. and !)}’ ■;. have |
c nlr.ii liif'ii feiiow j •rr'-'ident:; to- j
• •’! ihe 1 !•> arrive r.i, ..oinr definite (
: dot r'io;:
means of getting Joe Yanrcy" ■'
boy" to San E'l.'neireo to compete ,
in the Olympic tryouts there
Until the BufUe and Cdik took ,
'an interest in the financial sirup !'
. ;je. if the Pioneer Glub, Yancey j j
it ui (m depci id on what Im rould '
e; .pv rip, what the YAiJ could ,
|a 1 locale and what the boy of i
,ye:';tcrycar, Bob Dourja • and oth- j ■
I ers generous enough to donate. :
v ould give,
H.u vey and l,>> * »pH hand man i
I,co Ban field iiu hit or mi--.-
' urogram -.vill 1 i;d. snu Joe ran '
• onnt 'i.n if !> , i ,i in -i egg ol
: -»if> to >:: (my Uis.j'mh
co. youthful Poston prosper!,, in j
the oight-founo -omi-final.
-A' aujo’>; dtt’uf here has been
t"..y ijwaite.l. The Provide nee.
puncher, who hi;at Sandy Saddler 1
n. Boston ■ arli 'i this ye.-y, has;
oren the rave of New England I
and has autchawn even Rocky 1
’.lni run in Providence. One of
1! children, this well built youth :
i s .shown evety thing needed for,
a championship shot. He is a;
crowd ■ pie., ir.n puncher and he i
can box who n 'nersoss.-.ry. But
mostly, he likes to punch it out.
He has won 41 of 42 bouts, holding
both the New England feather
weight. ami lightweight titles. He
was amateui featherweight chum
.ion in England before turning
pro. He is now under the manage
m.-nt of Angelo Pucci, who
•a ought Tippy tonkin to fame and i
a!roost a title, Araujo has beaten I
1 Be! Flanagan, kayoed Eddie Bur- 1
ain and topped Riley in a ten
oi l Deembcr 17th. 195 i His only j
loss was to Doc Blanchard on Sep- 1
umber Pi. 1949. He n.-turned cm j
. C’t rob«:r 21th. 1949, to knock out •
. Bianehard in eight rounds. George |
, has scored 28 knockouts.
The more experienced Riley has j
h knock lor upsetting top fighters;
' and is always dangerous because I
of a terrific punch iri either hand.
While winning 59 of 77 bouts, Hi- j
ley has kayued Percy Bassett, 1
'beaten Del Flanagan and Ellis j
Ask. among others He has had;:
one draw, tost 21, mostly to lead- 1 ]
a
* / i
f' wfmmn,
%>;v? Phntn S^rvic*
TOO CLOSE. JACKIE Min 111** ahovf* photo thtil nro
Oronklyn Oodgof tvorofu! ho«omnr) •Irirhio H in “pf^.v
*n* it rloksD,” \i thp Bijitts \ <-rn I’tufJi tfntping <■ *?np, *farhio rpror<|*
for pfivtoritv, sh* JH h'u of Ursf lum: nmi <»il Mods''** »ml rfiptoit*
B*m« Wr> !?"■■■ •' tj’f- t1 f > .ip I Llilnt' \ntl> I’nfh'
Hftti Duko 1 hr, \\p iiopo .lark dkittU forget Mi'* film.
Two Vet Moundsmcn Sign
Pacts With Naplown Nine
TAHRVTOWN. ei. V T• <»
Vein ail TlUiULcb.loril, ru llitp'ui
ri r.iv oriel .1 brand new a ■■i ■■ f?!nt
ill (!■.• evui : M|V.I ;i liutg ’ln! a
1 iiuuMuhir ci.'Oirdiati, have 1 coent
!y ie ip> ;I dgrird rqistne k, to
dr hi'toe tiffiep of the turn time
E : tern lie i-.ion v > .ujfri.., the In
dianap'iiis Gliiwtu of ?li< Negro
Aun:' lean t.c >2'K*.
V>’illn < filp) < ‘oili 1 . . a I jVHtnd
ri ithandrr, he. won 7 uxi i>.
;; for the I’luH’ir IhH ,-ear, re
|imt.. tha 1 he i.; in top chape and
c\px.i . the ‘.V’ viioii) to he one
of hi; be I on the tnoitnri. ii) is
! ;iirl 1 Tied i ;id i.hie ->1 ft■ d e
gee In ‘;td'( , mid eame to the
(down; ir.ee tiie Hi r i n in;-iixu.
Blai-k I.!o, one. '„et sea;.on lie-,
hurled a I•! Ks-imnr," tie -i;.t;tin.-.t
ti.e Philadelphia Stars.
Flank Carswell, u native of
Buffalo, N Y.. is the either vet-j
cian Purler to ret urn his con
tract.. He i- 2 ( k single at id com
piled a -I I NAi.,record with the •
Funmakcrs after iicit'," acquired
f r o m the Chicago American
Chants
1 ,ane Aupustu." Owens, 'll, l.’Vi
NCC Baseball I earn Slates
Season; Flayers In Shape
DURHAM N G North fxro
i.rvi Golicae If) odd baseball
hopefuls wi re -ch"Huled 1. round
of; Hu intensive five week drill
.■(" ■ion with an c-:hi'.>l’i'>n run**’ J
v. i’h Sb.ov Un, . i is.ity issi fiatm
d,,y
The I'm:";- ar- m.sni ulativi;
rookie - laden -quad this seasou
with on 1 y sos )• l-.irnin ! b ■
men. and four of them pitchers
The mound corps, much the better
staffed from point of experience,
has veteran In trier" Bobby Sutton,
Bdlv Johnson. Linwo"d .luhnson
and Art Paine fri addition, coach
Ben Whaley has bestowed abun
daut iiraise on the pradice work
of newcomers Genree McQuct’'.
Cleiis Darden and Duke James
McQueen, a basketball s'ar, 1
a port-sided flinver who rorti
Whaley hopes will In it; give much
needed left-handed dance to the
staff jMttiOUfv H M' Yn>k *2f* ■
ior. till' is his fust year of *-ligi
bilily for varsity conu ctition.
Darden, a freshman righlhander,
has a boppiuij fa -t hard one. He
-;sso) iisoi 1,.,, if, sH'iics, also r
has been short of •rnsational it.
an upperclassman who is making
iv - debut > ith the diamondmen,
ir-s .ood control.
All- leaving the p'ti-.hing staff
■ iid% "rsMi'id baseinni lur Baum
the oil 1 look is not nearly so bright
and shortstop Jimmy Brown are
Small Group Sees DeeCee
Boxer Score Big KO Win
BY AIM i; A. IH'NNKjiAN
WASHINGTON 1 \NP) - Julian
K 1 ' o r u , Wa^hmuton's favorite
WALTER'MIKES TO
PLAY WITIi !\:\l :>
! CHICAGO f ANP) Walter
Dukes; the great All American
'mn tot of Scton Hall college, will:
l play basketball Sunday, April 6
in Chicago with the ChiOr.n Com
ets local AAU approved squad
coached by AJ Vinson, former’
Chicago area cage star.
The Comets reached the quartet
finals in the Chicago AAU meet, j
but lost by default because of a ;
mixtip in playing dates for the
semis. According to Coach Vinson,
j Dukes will play with the Comets
| in. three post-season games. April
jB. 13. and 20. The final game will;
;he a benefit performance.
In Chicago, th<- Comets' home
j bare is St, Anselm's new gyrnna
jslunt. During the season they to:, 1 .;
i only two games including their!
; AAU default.
Operating on an interracial b»* :
; -.is. the team ha;, defeated such
i teams as the Cool Vents, the i
| O'rith; Youth organization tour.na-I
: meat, and Tennessee State’s Ti- f
goes, winners of the national Me- ;
gXO college championship.
ing fighters in close fights, and !
has flattened 29 j
.. THE CAROLINIAN
f>o ■ v . .i'J ', feet p, iiirhr .. v.lso
hul from Bi: hop. v'a i, the i|( ,p
ml udder ■ ripped. O'CP. *■ in;u -
i ir-'.i, hi:. I■' i chikiipu aad was
fold in. tain for the Bishop Sta’r
f.mv • f. -r Hii'.’" "isons. IK* wa.s
hi-'iih rerwruncndcH I" Owner
i i'oilf.tSi of liif Kuinii-ikeia
"I hf* no ' r-a tiHiiilie cumpfii.i'i i*
I'ledihr Fm tii ton of Dali Ah
I'( ■■ a t?»-tI(i| l,i'. i'.vii ,i.. King Tut,
.1r to fails Ihtoitoboat T"x«)r and
j|(!>homa aho ha'*’ enjoyed In
na ' ball mid comedy
•. [hr pash I a ringfon ■ r.,. ■is i. i
iff id urove an jit’, it iauie aid
'■ t iI. »■ o:I S' 0.1 ! K 111 fS' !' ' ill-111-
ickina tin' fans who turn ■>•;! and
loon ihe Clownis diamond fun
hoi-' *n eitaiTinu-'ni.
Switching to a new training .IB’
at Winston - Salem, N. C. this
- o on. tin.* Clown**, open th"ir .wh
son again t tin' Philadelphia Sima,
a Danville*. Va. <>n Easter Satin' •
v night. April Kb and again on
■ KasWr S;:nriav afternoon at
(rroentshovo. N. With Easter
Monday afternoon at Newton, N.
' and night at Kannapolis, N C
ito follow
'n !■ the '']ul> in hatting and
Lniun ; leth nettle and
;,i !dm;i las' -<a on, incidentally.
Rili i’iidl"; >•••■■■ ; to have the
it .id . tr.--.-U , u tin- firr.t ba.-ui Lot.
b-.t In- 'viii probably i t replaced
liti'ii '■'< time l\y Charley Bar
in!-, ('inn 1, r ?i 1 r, t io j) i, the
..iito.iriri lot the third
; . .; • j.‘a • in.. „iv- n com.
,*;ii >: ;; i •» 11 Sam Junta. Fred
S-mcd and Eddie Hanes
tjioi ;h Do 10 of the OiJSeld
pi ijion liavr I een docketed, Jc
. imp F.- an a i- the outstanding
•uidida M ii c h action will
to'ibiies he -eon from Waller
Green, Kenny Breton and Reside
Bruton
Comh Walej .--aid the catching
citores "• til be divided among Na
than Thomas. Lin wood Smith and
At home the Eagles will t ike on
Atte Phimmcr
the follow ins o;'l'torscn 1 :■ Payette
volte Teachers College. April .1;
Mine. April 10 Ii ■ ,t j April LI.
IXTaware. Ain! da. Wii. ton t.i
!. m. Api il 29; tili/.abrth City
Teacher;-. May 19; sold A and T,
May :’1
On enemy -- •! the NCC dia
mondrnen play Witufon Salem.
April !7. Sha->v. Raleiah, April 26
A and '1 Giecnsiioio Apiil JO.
JViawfu, Dove: May 12. How -
an, Wa bington. May J. and We;,!
Virginia, Insiii.ute, May 17 and 19
j Itcht-heavy weight. scored a.n Vhei
ed o-ut Herman Harris in 2:19 of
victory lasi week when he knock
the furth round of a scheduled IU
round bout.. Although the 171-lb
lean, fighter was at his best the
fight was only 783 ix’isons attend
ed,
, Keene shewed ail of his usual
' cleverness plu> speed and sharp
ness.
He also displayed the ability to
take punches from his 172 I-l
pound slugging foe
Harris was down earlier in the
fourth before Keene's wms'lmg
left book sent him sprawling to
the canvas where he lay unmov
ed for several minutes, after ref
jeree Eddie La Fond finished the
count.
Dr H.dstead kept Harris under
serveillance for at least, five min
-1 u’es after he regained conscious
; ness, before allowing him to re-
I yun his feet and leave the ring,
j ,
CLOWN SIGN NEW
COMICAL PLAYER
INDIAN.- S POLLS Humor again
wHI be a feature of the famed In
iianaoolis Clowns during the 1952
baseball season Last week the
Olcwnst signed up an assistant to
their star comedian and panto
mine artist, King Tut. The new
man is -Freddie Farrington of Dal
las. Tex. Farrington has been dub- '
bed King Tut, Jr.
Davey Clips Ike Williams
v ii What May Be A Swan Song
At The
Ring bide
,:*t) top si I ; ns:
<;i; a/iano nih’Wi.
Chicago boxing tali ai ■ -id art*
bo,".inning to tali; and third, omul,
tin' cornin' 1 tr.iddh'weii.di'f, iian
omnstoiri hoot between Ha fS ■-
gari Robinson. th** • ( and
Rocky Oratuano, ‘ftp irla;iUcrti.
bini'seif a fotrnm champ
As you .know, th- lug iacid i
Ami! tr; pt t!ic Che o .St::(l;n:>',
Th< International Box in; Huh lr‘-
annoon ed a toil p* of ".* for
i m,gsid'* tj■ !-.*'t . and mi!n mr/
famm* scats Next i.'n. if SM)
! which cover:; flu* baUov" of the
n'' /;amni" .Sea*.a in the puts <■ fn.-r
h. ".ill in f1.7.' n and m the
"rend balcony, $5,
According In lui'inn K (.ill
'.nil, secretary of tin JIM t.i:
office rilmrti tin in pup?"
reflented di-ina 0(1 fm tickets
Hr said.
"Ms nv out of town people
havr vent suhs! infill (looks,
i! (pirsting that the, f<■ (|i
plirrl fn V'Cil tickets not
knowing or caring w ii.it the
prices will tic ."
Thi, bout will b" bro:*rb. nsl
t h I’C'i: if la <: " the na'inp, and j! v-dt]
hr fp| r> ( i:. i o v("'y’.v i " r "•(" in
fiio Chicago m* i. Ac iaolira to the
Columbia Btn.-)di'"'.l.ip' S% :■ to,
the Chicago amo had been "TuY
cd out i r("Mills the ii"'"r 'ricn sit'
;1 is arl" had due . u j u in
the Windy < u ■ f: = “••• boot ‘ 'i" v
After scoring a enupi" *u time
u j,.i \or -f; i ,i.' isia 1; . p's siricd
back to ri-ii i'ju tu omadetc Ids
‘, lining fm t Si* ft > i; > -n i: .* .cl
Siicm ft-i i . in 1 1 mum : t’.unp
on t ikr: I'i .!
OR. POWEL! IS
RfKANEI? !0
EOXiNO BOARD
NEW YOtvK .' Nf’i ii u f1)
land B T’cnvclt. die; of the
An sii idam r-.Y . o| ;i-.i city, ; a
. -inanimousiy renamed to the Now
, York State Athletic Commission
last week when his confirmation
i. before the fate senate
Tlic post pays no sniai >. imt !)r
r*fiv.ell receives $/;> per meetiiig
f'" earii one he a’fends
«, *
HCm S I VIRS '
JM White Seal
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Wi:TK ENDING SriTI.TiDAI APRIL b. 1902
r,> ij tx vittf .if ov i ftftf '
rifC AGO -. Alffi Clmek Da ■
•my. biiihdht. ,f ft - hanried fiii’in::
, cf'.’occ from master'.; degt e<* m :
last week hover! fko Wit •
*. .An (iObtfltv! J Os; ti>t
i yeat ■■ ■ t 1 1 ■' ■
, iiislic world was hrnlftj;.' Hip liriit
neiabt champion of the world
th' fightei' of !i;" ye tr for bitu
(v.rn the men ion of la., tianii
.•truck terror in the hearts * f hi-'
virioii- Ipound •• haj-Jvngers. mri
('.■cl! sounded a rvitr of tear ip
the riiinds of mest weltorAeidhU.
This vv< ek, boxing fans and
fighters ai" -.n! riikitv: abntP tin
. iiio h" s' r But t.eda> . tliis talk
r nvjcle ei i"'(* tone ri-'r' l
an" sayin:; things the • hate to
Pa .i',a i.
.t f. ti; uav
The fighßr is th" on re pie at Ike
'Vdiiairi'. The gossip indicate." that
■ e is tte-v.'.h like, himself, how
ever, rioes rue ednsiriei liini-elf
*f "a■ii, II" no' fii.lit again and
; ■ n u do.',; «: I mis i> ■ d ■.
I lies !'.(•. proved a fill line lit
. .i wlie n a call* l( a inert
situiiip.Mv from Mielnrsin State
raiiti'Cc :;.i\r lk< it puttehins
s ari tins ins lesson at the • hi
< ign stariinm In fart, his
I'oursi’ was so complete tiuif
ii'l'i’ifi' Bill Doty was forced
to hall the massacre and a
u slat the teacher, Chuck Da
icv, a fit tit round kavo.
In )fiIP Wiiii.au. w hipped Kid
(, ivilan, tin pmsrni
t iiaiTipioii. arid iiroke Johnnj Bra*-
t.in . j.r. Wh* a Ik did ibi ■ In*
a light WPight.
At I sis pound; agamut Dav-y.
WilliMi'is hardly landed a punch
ai; eight The fight was not even
Aft.'-i tin* f edit, as th" ■<d p> o ■
«. o iiui of boxuig tan:- filed into
i'.a s . j!' 'sa s:: ] - mie you nualcf tell
tili'V iui'o'f to "" (lie hrillk th-s’
i iCiTipini ri of him Tla .v vvei o
.-.yt"ochless iiai'din km '■ just
! how to approach Ik*' i .a>'" .at'%
! when the; f" net out >n planned
Ito fi dit son:*' more.
Be presented tar ante idib;-.
j I -ivy (I! do when they irr.e the
somethi ig that mad" ttiem g.*'at
"t jiis! (oniri.ri't -* i a " ted. t
I coiildn 1 "'I Out "f tin' wav d
dt'iOO 'h f ~u hi . pooch* , . unili'i,
' I ktn-'v. '.bat to do. but f just
couldn't
Need this nag.,ider t..<y more?
,■ Guodbvc. He
ABOI I IIAVKV.
i Hl* I lls PKP. KIC
.!■, •* hove good i" Ohm k Da', cy *
: he a*, great as he looked against
g ike. or i*. Ike really just washed
(Continued ‘>ti paßr Gl
liams, forme r eham
pi.oi! of the .'o.rid. on" mu'e step
sown n i <(i<'icj f'i otifivion
Tiavey ored an nttful. one sid
ed ii. hint ' khocliot'f of Ike in
;i i a (i" fit 1 ., round nl a 'll ‘I
a ,mu u .. I at the Chi
ifsg'j 'sbnrfiuj<•.
r. <*r i,is:, including a
■ fi• ei» • . ■. ( lion from
rev a in;-* mater ..Michigan Sta’c
<' >li' jvi'l :':-la lie* K gros <■>' 'Sk
} ■ t(i ■(■'*• I>i 'C V f' -1 Ht* (t s
liin: "11 a a ma: to watch tn
<n. . gu'd . * It* ,", * iglit division
!’•"!, , ,"ii - eigliort 145 aoand.-
fk". faa.vc a i a u|>e,u'( *1 to he only
i s'n’U of fa-, formin' -elf, as Da
i 1 : hat'."." of <" cry t cumet
/.’ii.tiain ■ rmxly Umdod a Wow
:i* i(a ■ .in s't the balUt"
■a * ping (in (tu- inmve at i*ft
times, Dnvpv kept j rijht lab
in tVitbiiri. face llmjWl'hO i Ut
Hie luitf.tr- Mis**! ivitt* the po
tent < iltf intis amt hooks were
v < r*. efte' lii e ti ll * i'issc*. to
Its* head in'! trii'li In. tfie fa
ll) liltfi, l);ivev applie*) a l*ru
fat left li, Ik's stomach to
* ■-*-■*( trim reeling aeios. the
light |i*'l|ri*-*,*lh Shnrtty aftrr
* s, (teieree Bill I lot v nirr (
ii f nit v stapfiert tin fight.
•\lth- : ■ tin* anspoken glomn
I it: his dr, sin j; ,d iea 'cd til a* a
I ihed. bt'.iody Ik* -hould retire, he
! am!te|-irid tha! he would continue
i lighting !h ei edited Davev with
being a min' to fear among F i
*s*T' !!'■ ai , ijirti' ated that fov
Ihr pi c. "lit In ha. :; i•* •11 up ideas
to it'Evim in lichTweuMl tffc'vn
Hi in.ii. ■•■*. nti.'i' f ’alenun.
s!u* ,'*". ; --*•-( |coin hi- cornet'
by th* filii'.c; :-;i,n,. A t bile tic ( 'o*iu
IIIJ - *»(*!*. did mu ,I 1 lie talking
fa i‘" lie aid
Ike was i gie.it tishte: and
IKI WIJ.MAMs
a great champion, fie met and
licked then! ah Kighi mm. «e
(ion! know whit he's gopna
do \V** plan to mite him on a
four. ;<t him in shape with a
inuple of fights to see wha*
he can rin \'o. he's not the
fighter he n'-ert to tie
"Dave, is the best southpa v’ u-e
evi'i faced, ike couldn't get away
from him If eoa’dn’t get started
* ith he own blows. Davey throws
good combinations tie will give
an. v (dterweight trouble He has
ar. unusual style.