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HEA f AND MAXIM COMBINED BEAT SUGAR RAY
Ray Almost. Clips Champ
Before Ole Sol Steps In
RV A f TVTH'TE
NEW YORK (ANT) 'Six mm
utes from his cove ed gcM, a third
title, Ray Robinson '■'■?- d* alt •>
cruel blow by Int jt Yank'-*- ■■
dium lar>f Wedne-du-, r.i Md h
for 47.00'') “ ‘
With the title ii h - 1 pot •
and cn!v tv o rounds ><■ ~- c *
Ray •••?.; knocked old b the 1
and Joey Maxim.- ir--■ 1
•.eigh* advantage '•!" h
usd alt through the fight ?■-> v
the craftv Robinson down
I p until ili<' loth round
was a just a question of now
much more punishment the
ft 1 r»} Ir| Maxim would absorb
Robinson had banged his mid
riff to a jiih crimson, be bad
roekrf the champ with repeated
Mows to the whiskers, still
Maxim juwt took it ill and
let Ihe heal and speed amt
fury of Robinson's attack slow
down the challenger
That’s what : eat ft-iy ;• ■": h
a., the heat Maxim <an tlean k
both that he still is the light hea
vy eight champ He admitted
that Sugar hurt him sever* 1 Him
end in the 7<h round it looked
like Sugar had .tony where he
wanted him. But oul> v-m
has ever put the Ocvetai - fight* r
est his feet Ray came neore.-u, bill
it jud wasn't- to be
In the early round . •>!' tlu- fifth!.
Ray bettered Maxim d will and
eluded ••very ''d'en-.p: nf the
champ, .n tfi seorP with m squin
ted right 'Tr. fart •■-k ■! like
Afaxun's right w n ia u m ius
‘SLUG4WR-'MET 'y-KTr M stot
(rtghf * h n father to m«k« any \ot\ proud. Wilson’s *on Stagger’ wanted
te teesc Brooklvn Dodger »tar Jackie Robinton face to face So P»ri
took hi. yftpmg m Ebbatt Field. «d Robiaaon, * f 4 ,h»r in hi* ovj,
Rgnt s oohged in the best "’man to nun’’ smn»er« •
K, MliiWpjajijfei*.,, champ Bjv P '( ,(-,»
% ic~
M a *' !r ' " r ' P->i n Grounds !j«( B .;J» %
Sgk. *■ '«-'l Ray !aimed »» *tie end of the ■■& MS
' l, h round. Sun «wW <-iurnri"i. MgSt
a ' ,ir - p«(« R*V t« hi* f-»MT flra> SB
V-’f-’n--' .'■'%*• :'-‘ , Vi4ji i> 'f’Z : ', -v” |j**l <above t *fjer 'be 'fight. HM . jB
&i».i IfeSSSHBp .
W JHM|M| ***. r '-;
* t/v>^
Jfr- ’'/£/'•>
s*d* V’*ien Max in* h*?ld £ ;ard
i ■ n to ' he, chin. Pa'- d
mt'cd in- belly let Maxim dio;i
or .n; ' a wee "if. and his chin
V .. v hi. foi Jl.l • S 1 j Sjl ■' M -
e-■ u tun,! ri.u.' More Ilian
- ■ ~ ni‘»cc the champ blink
H i- i end completely.
i'u'. . nn .|i>.ii|"n ihiiut that
,\dd* a to |h> natural high
irt npeo 11 me of **>, the brilliant
ligMs tiroiighl another 10 u--
tinea In tin ring if was 103
•V ringside if was Jurt .is hot.
lir the fi• * in the hi -tor of
i champt 'nship fight, the heat
forced refrree t-> retire Ruby
i.i'ild'- ein. own a pretty good
> : ght'-r him a'lf, had to be led from
the rii:; B y M flier. fiu :nrr vel*
!.. /weight stai finished handling
:h< bout.
R-a from toe 10th round it was
i vidrnt Su-pir was fadin, Then
in the fat;d l.'Rh, lie x-viing wild
at Maxim who iiei’eped the
.• -rid .Sesj.tr fell prone on his
face For a minute he laid there.
Rien staggered to hi- feet. At ’he
<■; a thi'.’th Maxim, sensing
SwiytrV failing, began trying to
pctir irt hi'-- bed blows. He con-'
tin'led -lugging Sugar after the j
bell. That didn't help Ray one bit.
The entire crowd was «-
filissi when Sugar failed to
insiver the Iwd! for the 1441)
round. I>r tr;i MrCowan. bos
inti eommssinn physician had
!o administer restoratt* es to
l.’ay in ilia dressing room, from
which ill reporters were bar
red. An hour later, the doe tar
said Sugar was (he x■ ictirta flt ,
heat - exhaustion, which could
be fatal
Oncp again, the ■ ild crowd got
r,||t- r.f <_.>ttl l- i ;«* - m tilO I'lPXCil- ,
. wh.U'h -olid for $3 were filled
with rabid tans and ew-y chance ,
;t;,ey got, they were leaping over
1,.,,, field into the ciioice KtO ring*
A n-nr riot fo)|owd in
r iiich * ehai persons vveie tn
j ii rod
Fur this fight Hay ill draw
close to $125,114. the same sum
i Maxixrn wiil get
Hay's fut'.ue aa a figh’ci is un
certain. Hay has lost taste for the
hard, cruel grind- and all that
shoved him into this battle was
the desire for a third title He
itill is the middleweight cham
pion Whether he will meet Max
im .again is a $64 question. Right
now, he needs red and lots of
it to recuperate from his terrific
« ,'fort Wednesday night
I4is close friends hope he will
quit. Dr. Vincent Hardiello, ex- j
auuning physician for the Com
mission said as much, and he's'
been pretty close to Hay ever -
!since Ray started fighting
First person in Ray’s dress
• |ne room was Mayor Vincent 1
Impcllitcrri who even helped
Ray inlo the shower after be
recuperated sufficiently to be ,
worked on The entire sports
world paid tribute to Rav's
battle, the day alter the fight
and bemoaned the fate that
stepped into save Maxim's ti
tle Maxim has smalt com
fort lb Ihe way he held hfs
precious title
\n official crowd of H.Ug!
fans paid a gross of M 1.6)5
to see the fighl.
MFC -
NAS- Notes
Tie Jndcwapoii- 'Mow" >’c-
I ~, An" ' * m ]r i a in* I*. • ' or>
S i.innigho'tt Hu sea..on Wit! have
i beat th>- ,urging Birmingham
! {JR k Raron.- next week if fury
: , V ;int to win t ; ..' fir.-d h.alf eh run*
. "i.ship
Sparked by .ww brutvil hitting 1
Ihy '.such -luggei-s Kiinbro. Dennis.:,
i Hiooks. and Russell and the pitch
luu. ot Richard.-m ,md Ga.-’on tii"
j Huron.* have nu-. : p steadily
until nmv tiiev ue in second
:)I«ce, only a few points behind
h< Clowns.
In the meantime the t lowns
hare come up with another
new young star first base
man Jlnlio Toledo, a fresh ar
rival from Cuba. He slugged
nut four hits In five times at
ha* to lead the < lowns in a !3
to !) assault over the Memphis
Red Sox las! week
J ..n- ;»lroods are boosting him
for the East-West classic to be
played Aug. 17 in Conn-key park
in Chicago
Ypuiik Sherman Wati >n : . of the
'Tnqihi: Red Sox hi« taken over
the slugging lead in the NAL. He
it rids in home runs w i*h 9, runs
catted in - ith 32. and triph's w.tii
~ 4 Ho ai so has the most total
Rases, 80
Bt’C - i
Bmld \ Hun Carolina
sum I i nn~ 1-r —■—•.■.-■lMiinimwt
\VUpmt SAYS |
ovoi rw Rirygft
TO SF-MK TEAM
Cm cf the good things- about
I'.ftng !)•*•• president of h base
ball Rep like (he Negro Amen-,
"an league is that you have a
riinpre- tn TriPff ;mv ho ! ! ptgv^r
you want to know Even if you |
meet the-m in person, you ;
probably can find out morn about
'■(.cm tom rr. other fins.
W) ''ne' or the]
ip
iced that new fl
ees are taking over : le lime light
but a number of the are
holding their own.
For example lets take the Mem
phis Red Sox Here is a .-quad
that i ju.-f beginning to jell Mm
yeai Sparking the squad are tvo
men one a star of several yea,is
standing, the other, a rookie.
Everybody knows Casey ,Tones
(he dynamic catcher and slugger !
»n (Ulr J)
ajrc - ——
Bl RB TOLKR Vi Il f,
PLAY WITH STARS
AGAINST PRO IT AM
i
CHICAGO i AJNP) - Burl Toler, j
bcckfidd t.dain.’na'e with the
gi»a! CMlie Matson at the Univer- j
sit.y of Sun Franci .cn, has been j
selected to play with Hie College l
All Stats in the 19 h annual j
foutl'-aill 'All - Star game
The big game,will be played
at wight August 15 at Soldier
Field in Chicago The colle
gians will play the 1931
champions of the National
Professional league .the fam
ed Los Angle* Rams.
Fcutuied on the Rm, squad
■i c ...ch nun u- Fad i Tank*
Vownum-. forn er Gran- hng cnl
i. re a< l . Dan • Deacon» To ler,
t.i ms iig (nlliiaek. Woodley I/'wl--.
Jr., kickoff sueeUhs'. and Harry
Thompson, guard.
Sports
At The Ri
T* HVTK TO MEET GA'TTAN:
FOR WELTERWEIGHT CROWN
On Monday, July 7, Philadel
phia's favorite battler v.-ill seek
to wrest the welterweight cham
pion: hip from Kid Gavilan. C ba',-
pride The challenger is favorite
son Gil Turner who meets Gavi
’ m in a 15-round battle- tn the
gigantic Municipal S'adiurn
Although in recent weeks this
fight has been paled in the sha- .
don- of the pay Robinson • Joey
Maxim surprise affair, it is repor
ted to have a good advance -sale ;
Actually this figures to he a
much tetter fighl than last
week's lightbeavy clash Nei
ther Gavilan nor Turner is a
loafer in the ring. Roth men
win their hoots by eontintiotis
ly keeping their opponents un-
Her pressure.
Since tire fight r- being held in
Turner 1 ' home town. he nroWbly
will enter the rin: a slight favo
rite. but he does not rate this role.
-' ... m.. ■-- 'T~Wj-T-fIW *• .
AH in the Gome*
Do Tor SUPPOSE Chicago Tubs
fans wilt trv to stampede the
peiitwat eoßventtons and nominate
flank Sauer for president? . .
Former Braces manager Tommy
Holme* is now a Dodger left
handed pinrh hitter and outfield re
serve . , . The Cards need a right
handed power hitter to iearrt with
Ssan Musial who swings from the
left side of the piste , . . The
Yankees have » better bench than
the Indians or the Red So*, which
mu? be decisive in the long run
• . , Utile 147-lb. Bobby Shantr w*»
the first pitcher to win 10 games
this season—-and for the lowly A'*!
. . . Earlier this season, the Cin
cinnati Reds took ill lickings in »
row from Brooklyn before finally
npsetting the Dodger* . . . Mick the
Miller, owned by Father Brophy. j
an Irish priest, is regarded as the
greatest racing greyhound that
ever lived , „ . The most famous j
football combination of nil time was
the Four Horsemen of Notre Da me,
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THE CAEOUNTAN
Jackie And Roy Definitely
In All Star Encounter July 8
CHICAGO ■ ',NT> With the
| final day voting unreported. se
cond na:e:nan Jackie Robinson
, and catches Roy C uirpanelta nf
] the Brooklyn Dodger., appeared
! y rtain of winning starting berth:-
! foi the- .Tition,ai league in the 19 h
; annual major league All - Sta
i game.
] In this tilt, the National lea
, gue's best by vote of the fans
: vvill meet the American league's
b-;»st Tuesday, July 8 a Shi be patk
i In Philadelphia.
Both Jackie and Roy have iak
• eti comm aiding irads in the poll.
I ,Vn other colored National leagu
.< are likely to make the squad
'wcuMse they are far out of the '
■ nice by vote and they a e not
j having great yea ".
In the American league, hop".-
i foi .in nl!-N'i-:;ro outfield have just
! ab> mt faded outfielders Haixy:
Sinroson and Larry Doby of lhe
Cleveland Indian., and Orestes
Minoso of the Chicago White Sox
all are falling short of winning
It is likely that two of them
fpe'-ihiy nH three, will be t-lfcted '
jby Manager Casey Stengel of the'
| New York Yankees for the squad
(Other American leaguers are not
i-oing w-1 enough to merit selec
p.ion to the squad
Hen- are the votes and xfarid
i ingg of colored players:
NATIONAL LFAGI F
j Robinson. 2b,
' Brooklyn 8J92"3
| C.,m>. anella. r,
j Brook!’, u 778,226- M
: 1 1 throe, cf.
Boston Braver. 1:89.925- sth
l’bpmpson, <: f ,
Flew Yo:k Giants 109,8 J
|Ci owe In.
Boston Hr-T-'-s 3,372 3th
A VfF.IW IN * * MM F
Doby, cf.
Cleveland 569,142 - 2nd
Minoso, If.
Chicago W. s.x 539.102 -2nd
Simpson, rs,
Cleveland 471.822. -3rd ,
i •• tie. In.
Cleveland 246. 22 sth
Rodridgue/. Zb.
Chicago W. Sox 226,038 —4th
irtgside
JTW r ....... E>W, V >-..... W- 4 ;-;J
welterweight division, Ga"iian has
ruled efficiently, although he has
not put hu title on the line very
often Hr has defeated "very wel
ter he has faced except for a
craw asains: Johnny Bratton in ■
Chicago. At one time it was be
lieved that the Kid was slipping
, Ant he hag not shown it recently. ■
He has proved himself -try ef
ficient in the crial must’ bat
-1 ties C3av ilan i.- fas' 1 and punches !
often. He ; -s not a kayo man. but
,he also rarely hurt
| Young Turner althons'h unde
; fee ted in 31 pro bouts, judging ‘
•by what ths rinusider h r seen of
| him on television, lacks a b t et
polish i:ecvary to make a char
’ ion He has a good kayo record.
rut is rev* truly a murde.ro,i
r richer He takes a little to.
much to give.
Gil dees ha»‘e oik' advantage
over Ga'ilan - youth He s •
(Continued on page 7i
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MIGHTY MOLECWtF, ... 1
Bobby Shsnt*. Athletics’ pitch
er. is proof that brawn isn't
everything in baseball. He is
live fees, seven inches tali and \
is believed in be the shortest
major league pitcher. There is i
mere Ww»#
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NIGERIAN TEAM
m OLYMPICS
IS ANNOUNCED
DAGOS. Nigeria i.ANP' The
Nigeria Olympif Association, -e
--•'opting the recomtnenda *ions of
the Amateur Association of Ni
geria. makes the folio vine fur
ther announcement regarding the
composition of the Nigerian team
for the Olympic Games:
The following!" o athieles have
been selected to complete (he
sprint relay team:
R. Olmva, LAC Amateur Ath
letic Club.
E A Ajado, LAC Amateur Ath
letic Club.
M A Aj'cvg.u'.dad i. r: .AC Ama
teur Athletic Club. '■ a reserve
vi the sprint relay team He will
ihr#!m in trairinz b',* -vili travel
to E nope on!y if - ailed for by
the team manager
I-he full learn to trat el « ill in
—■■■Something To Remember —
CELEBRATE THE 4th IN A SAFE MANNER
SAVE A LIFE - IT MIGHT BE YOUR OWN
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IS White Seal
llfl# BLENDED WHISKEY
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WWIAHi* Wos WiTIIUW CO, me, MEW YORh, N. Y. « 61END6D WWSKEY, 86 MR) Of. 12% mm NEUTRAL SPiUT*
WEEK ENDING SATUKDAV JULY 5, 19^2
clude K. A. B Olowu T \ Er
in!'-, N. B Oregiv. .1 O Majvke
dunmi. B. A A. Guobadia, O.
Octobe R. Olmvn, and F, A Aja
d.o,
Fh- name of the can tin -ill be
•mnonn.’i'fi towards the completion
•oi training in Europe but for the
time being K A B. Olowu will.
carry out such duties as may be
; t -scessavy under the team mans- •
: per,
BFC——
GOLD COAST
OLYMPICS NOW
IN LONDON
LONTV ur : )-,NP» 'hi? Gold
Coast athlete? who left Takevadi
recently on the fust stage of their
journey to Helsinki where they
v, ill take part in *hi Olympic
Game:' have arrived in Guidon
They ere met by a largi 'nun
tei of Gold Coast student:-, friend
and well-wisher-. L.at,e> th'-j left
(Continued on page. 74
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