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THE SPORTS
BAZAAR
BY WILLIAM A. TUCK
“They wy” that th« pKlmer-
DawioB fifht lait Friday night
waa a fram* up but from where
“yeura tnily" wai iltting it
wa» an honest to good«uis battU
frdm start to liniah. two
men who had plotted about the
outcome of a tf^'at wuuld start
out as furiously as these men
did. From the start these men
wer* gunning for a knockout.
A frameup would have gone the
full ten rounds.
. The second preliminary fight
on this card was a great deal
more interesting than the main
bout. Hardrock Steele of Dur
ham mild Pqwell, from the’ CCC
Cam|i iMUly gave ue a speetaeu
lar fight. The only thing that
kept Steele frwm getting the
licking of his life was his ex
perience. His os>ponent was
plenty tough aftd was a beauti>
ful, clean puncher, but this was
his first fight and it is only
natural that a great deal
te le*rn »bout the conservation
of his energy and other little
things that experienced fighters
know. . ^
WHAT A GAME
Wasn't that some (softball)
game last 8und«y at Hillside
Park- The ibusinessmen Were
just a IHtle too much for the
Royal athletic Club, they ran
their tooj^ues out and allowed
them only one score while
they were piling up eighteen.
The reason (excuse) that some
of the R. A, C.’» have given
for i^he defeat was that their
coach was not wis* in «»•.
signment of positions for the
day. They claim that some ex
pert fielders were on the bench
while the bast inftlelders were
in the field. Whatever was
wrong or was Just that the
wrong our was ,t just that the
Businessmen were soooo good?
Durham is well represented
the Tc.-nia Tournament at
Fayetteville this week. Sixteen
youngsters left Wednesday to
try their metal against the
best that the state has to offer.
It is Just aibout certain that
they are going to %|;ing back
most of the bacon.
The Durham Black Sojii^ave
been lending the^. seMriees oif
their players this week. Monday
they allowed Lamm Bart>*‘e and
Roy Debn^m to help the Raleigh
Grays to get trampled by the
Black Yankees.
ATIONAL AQUATIC
rfCOOL
’ JJurham and North .Carolina
College have /tgain combined
to bring something outstanding
and worthwhile to the people
of this vicinity. I refer liC the
Red Crass National Aquatic
School which begins Sunday ' at
the North Carolina College and
will eontlliue for ten days.
willf be Attended by hundrei|t
of ■ people • from . all over the
country an^ is certain to be
highly beneficial to all who
participate.
Players LeaT«IPalnier Kayos Pawswi
For M
Tonmev
UTTLE MISS SCHUYLER
Continued from page 2
I
received a |ilver medal from
the Music Education League
of New York, and first prize
and a gold medal for the
city of New York.
She frequently plays her
original compositions over
NBC’S Children’s Hour.'*
N. C. JAILS—
Continuea" from page 6
MR. AND MRS. A. T. TUCK
VISITS CITY
1937 total was a reductioa of
13 per cent over 1936, while
1938 figures were 26 porcent
belpw 1936 and 17 percent be
low 19137. Comparatively few
very young children are now
Confined in jail, the greater
numlber baing abov* J4 yearsj
of age.”
Thursday afternoon enroute to
Philadelphia, Pa. where they
attended the wedding of their
A. T. Tack ' son, Alfred, and Miss Helen
"ifev., and Mrs,
of Sanford, 'were in Durham ' Motley of Philadelphia.
Welcome Fisilors
ECKERD’S
122 W. Main St.
Sixtaen tennis .player rcfte-
•enting Hillside Park and t b •
Algonquin Tennis club left Wed
morning for Fayetteville for |
competition in the North Caro
lina open 't^nis tournament
Wednesd«yl, Thursday and
Friday.
The group included Eugene
Harrington, Weldon Collins,
Ernestine Harrington; Forest
Dawson, Florice Holmes, Mar
garet Kennedy; Charlotte Ken
nedy, Constance Merrick, Vivian
Merrick, G e n e v'.a Torrence,
Frances Harris, Walter Swann,
L. Cook and- J. H. Wheeler. |
Most of these players will
'taSe part in'lhe junior division
of "tfte* "tournament and it is ex
pected that they will bring
most of the honors to Durham.
Eugene Harrington and Weldon
C)llins have national rankings
as placers.
The group wits accompanied
to Fayefteville by W. D. Hill,
President of tne Durham Tenni^.
Associatibn and F. G. Barnette,
who will reftfee--"* tTle tourna
ment.
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the. four loind* 2ol» Dawson
WMt down and OMt wbe^ thesa
to heavyweiglUs met in a
“Grudge” figkt at the llillsid«
Park ttigh School Friday night,
June 3t- Tlia end c«me after
a^ot 1 mlauta and a half of
the fourth round wken both
figkters were 4>eginning to look
as thosgh they would fall out
any minute from latigue. Ac
cording to the judges all of the
fifst three rounds went-to Daw
^on tut Palmer happened to
find the right spot to seud him
down for the count of ten.
It was a stNight right t. the
jaw that did the lol>.
The fight started with Palm
er tearing into Dawson Hi top
speed and with Dawson* fight
ing very cautiously. Both
fighters seemed to be getting
over their “Sunday” punches at
times but they both showed
iron resistance in shaking off
paselu* ai^ dwaft fawning in ;
fer more. A» the fight went W
it appeued that Palmer w a •
tivkig farter than his oppoaent'
but a dressing room interview
after the fi^t revealed that *
Dawson took the eount because
he was ‘out of wind.'
The preliminary fights at-
tricted Just about as much at
tention as the main bout. in
the bpener it took aJ>out a round
and a half for Elijah Hayes to
■core a knockout over Laomiraa
Phillips of the C. C. C. In the
first frame Phillips waa knock
out of the ring but still came
in for more.
But in.the second round he was
unable to continue under Hay
es’ shower of knockout Mows
which coptinaoualy found their
mark.
^ej_^bout between Steel and
Powell 'was a more even hiatch
although Steel was awai'ded a
TKO when his dpponent was
unable to continue in the final
round.
Black Sox Win
Over Greys
WJICK YAtmMMB DfTEAT
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EALiMGH, N. C-— Ihe
Baleigh Grays continued their
gwies of losses at home Tues
day atemoon when the Durham
Black Sox camo over lo Shaw
University Alumni field t «
I hand them a 18-8 beating. This
grsme was so one sided that it
was called off at the end of the
I seventh inning. ^ ‘
I Tha fiftack S«x batters were
in top form and scored in very
inning except the fifth.
Roy Debnam and Jimmy
Brown led the hitting with five
hits trips to the plate.
Floyd and Parjfer-were M)le to
get two hits for the Gr*ys.
Lamm Bartjee and Rof Defc-
iiam had a swell time making
home runs at will.
KAUyoe, M €
afternoon the Naw Yaeli Mack
Tankaea Ikatted aroaM is tha
fifth inning a«4 pulia^ aw
I six r«iu, hreaUss a 4-4 tie, md
j clinched a sanaational victory tm a
I aver the Sdkigh Qaaya. Tka Mrllar ia Ifea mm. the
I final seora waa lf-7. ^ haaa aM tfca flMfa
i Three pitchers were aaed fcf “
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