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»AflB m THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 21st, 1941 Durham to Be'Host State Tennis Tournament ^SP^RTING WORLD MM in the =s RUM riTYSflFTRAII IflflPSTHFDIILFl Wiil Represent Durham In Tourney STARS FROM OTHER STATES WILL BULLUlYJ^UMBALLLUUl'blMtUllLll ^PARTICIPATE, ALGONQUINS HOST Note: All of the games listed below will be played at the Hillside Park. The first game each evening begins at eight o’clock, while the second begins at 9:00. Thursday, June 19th: Olympics Vsi. Bucaneers Wialltown Vs. Albright Yanks Friday, June 20th: > Trojans Vs. Elites Brown Bombers Vs. East End Monday, June 23rd: . Olympics Vs. Albright Walltown Vs. Buccaneers Tuesday, June 24th: (Girls grame) Wednesday, June 25th: L Trojans Vs. East End Brown Bombers Vs. Elites Thursdaj^j^ June 26th: Olympics Vs. Trojans Walltown Vs. Brown Bombers • Friday, June 27th: Buccaneers Vs. Elites Albright Vs. East End BULL CITY SOFTBALL LOO? RATINGS Diirhnrn — The AlgOiKiuin Tennis C’lub of l)urham wiil ngiiin he host to’the North raro- lina Stntfii Tennis Tournanipnt of the North t’nrolina State Tennis A .Honintion beginning Wednes- Teacher Reports Fine Year At Ohio State Winston-Snletn, (Spe‘inl to the CAROLINA TIMES) — ^a?;lc8 J. Parker of the Winston’Salem Teachers Qolleuc Department of Hiatorv has just returned to duty after a year’s leave of ab sence, during which he fvtudied history and government at Ohio State Univ'ersity, roundin;» out more than two years of work beyond the niasier’s degree. \ Mr. Parker is primarily in- tertwted in the history of the South, with speeial refer>nee to the Nt'jjro. lie holds membership in the American Historical As- soeiaition, the Southern Hietorioal Association and in the American Acalemy of Political and Social Science. Byrnes’ Proposed Grant Entirely day, June 25 and continuing through Friday, June 27. If the weather makes i>laying impossible on either of these days, provi sions have been made to include Saturday, June 28. Last year Jimmy McDaniel of Xaviei^ University wat!, winner of the Men’s Singles and Jimmy Mcl>aniel and Richard Cohen of the same university winners of the Men’s Doubles. There ar* nine events («heduled, includinjf the Men’s, Women’3 and Veter an’s Singles, Junior Singles for boys and girls, MenVi doubles^ Women’s Doubles, Mixed Dp”l>lc« nd Junior Doubles for boys. In addition to McDaniel and Cohen a group of “top notch” players will participate in the tourna ment. A group of six players are expected from Tuskegee, repre- ;entative« from South Carolina, plaj'ers from Baltimore, Richmond and all of the Clubs in the State of North. Carolina. Released by Softball Commissioner John Payne Rank-Team W L 1. Elites 3 0 2. Walltown 3 b 2. Brown Bomb 3 1 3. iTrojans 2 2 4. Buccaneers 2 3 5. East End 1 2 6. Olympics 1 3 7. Albright 1. 4 Katherine “Nip” Toole (left) and Mildred Leake are amongr the young: tennis stars who will represent Durham in the annual tournament of the North Carolina State Tennis Association on \FAm*ADC the AJffonquuin Tennis Courts beirinninir June 25. In last year’s juAt'lUUw iiVclUVu tournament Miss Leake was winner of the Junior Girl’s singles title w'ftile Miss Toole was runner-up. | Charleston, S. C. — One of the donated by performances .of James F. Native Son" is picked bV|Bymee a^ a senator was the in- writers cngrress as best novel. Production into the Senate of a Treasury officials nwve to re-1 for a 'grant of $1,284, data from all. qqq improvements in Char- S. C., whioh completely Errors Fatal To R. A. C.’s At Park In Durham Sunday ti. Jpe Louis (pictured above) the winner by a K. O. ___ 13th round of hfa June 18th m counter with challenirer Billy = Conii (lectured below). The fig^it, one of the most colorful S Hitevyweiciit encounters pitted the speed and cunning: of the 3B Pittsburr challenger i^inst the superior punching:' power of — the Champ. Per usual Louis won. INK SPOTS latest Decca Recordings “Do I Worry?” “I’m Still Without A Sweetheart” “We’ll Meet A«ain” at Durham — Playing befoi enormous crowd at Burton’s Athletic park Sunday afternoon, Manager Walter Grady’s highly touted RAC’s lost to the East Durham Giants by the close score of 6-4. The game was begun at a fast and furious ‘ j>a;e with ijei- ther team gaining ground or S sEowing any edgns of weakening until that never to be forgottt^n ~ I third inning. —I With two men out, and the ~ basses loaded a fly was hit as directly ii»to the path of the “ ewstwhile iniit^table center field S er, Taylor. With time to ?|)aro S5S Taylor moved forward, made the SE catch and missed. Prom this — moment on , the RAC’s played a S brilliant game but were never = able to get .things under control. posits for the fi:overnment. Steady rise in advertising forecast for rest of the year. excludes Negroes from any bene fits. According to information received by NAACP which . ««ked the Federal Work Admin- for the Navy, is launched. * * 1 *• listration to take action. The Louis Chevrolet, pioneer auto nAAOP went on record as In- desiper and rwer, dies. 'sisting that the grant be held Discovery of fat-utilizing hor- ^til steps have been taken to in- mone m pancreas reported. Igy^e esqual di^ribution of fifnds. Fairbanks says Ao^ericas back I —^ us, but demand leaderhip. | Wide increase in Advantages for U. S, seen as military service reported by Da^ Argentina eases import control, vis^ NEW HOPE SHOWN AS PLANS BEING FORMULATED FOR PLAY CENTER IN CHARLOHE; INTEREST HIGH Charlotte — The Charlotte 1 two legalized Sunday showings. Park and recreation commission j The Charlotte baseball club', gave new confidence that thej.too it was revealed, has promisied proposed recreation center for j to donate the proceeds from one N^om would materialize in jof ^e baseball g^mes played here continued ftudy of the tentative!though it will be a week day phtiK. The cenjter hae beenlgame since the leagae rul« for- plaaned for a tract of land at!bid thfe contribution of funds 4he rear of the Thompson Or--from Sunday games, it was ex- phanage property and facing plained by this commissioner. Pearl SUet in Brooklyn section. | The Thompson orphanage owns Jolm B. Pender, a member ofj\ the Oiarlotte parks and recrea-r*^‘ developed as a Ne- tioD eoomiiMion, is heading up recreation center, and the com the prdtminary work for the “‘’I® eonmiAion and eommi«ionl^‘" property for the pur- aumbetB are hopefnl that the'{T'- O” it would be constructed imt nmt. of the center, a wad- Pool and later a swim, iM pool tentatively planned to bathhousos flnd tennis Iw 80 by 40 feet, can be built thi. Inune^^ately across the ,, , jcreek from this property is a tract ■ jthat the commission would also ...The ^jeet, it wai em- like to obtain as the (fite for a lif •' member of the bauball field, it was pointed la «till only in the out. irtMBtng. Derek>|iiBent J Uae of the property as a Negro ■ ^ rnoni^ that recreation ' center would in no •yHat^. It is'niay interfere with the or]:Aanage wadiai: pool can it was poiuitfd uut >>lnce the prop with ftwd^r given |erty iu a com^idcrable distance bjr (^barlotte dutanee from the orphanage and Im tiM re> upon a atreet on whidi Ne> 4^ fiiat jroM live. I O’BRIANT’S MUSIC STORE I s 109 W» Parrish St.-Phone F*6261 s llllilllllllllllllllillllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlillllllillllllllllllU The fact that the property is near the center of a section in which perhaps two thirds of the city’s Negro population lives makes it all the more advantage only situated for a N^o re creational center, it was pointed out. Many more Negroes would be served conveniently at this point than they would out in the Biddleville section, the commiss ion believes and the Negroes liv- ■ng in this area are more thickly nettled and need recreational facilities more than do those of the Johnson C, Smith university Community. Hitler expects U. S. to enter the wmr Cudahy says on return. Peptic ulcers called the chief cause of disability in present war. Arnold says reckoninsr will come for shattered ruins of Eu rope. Norwegian merchant ton nage lost in war is put at 562,- 521 tons. Battleship South Dakota is launched; new keel is laid for cruiser Sante Fe, before ship is in water. ^ LaGuardia say that the ^“hy phenated American" must go. Rise in sentiment for . new League of Nationas seen in sur vey. Admiral Yarnell .urges U. S. to fight while Britain ,is strong. “Blitz buggies" rolling off Pord aasembly lines, writers learn. 910,661 gross tons of shipping taken over by armed services. (government forecasts a near- record wheat harvest this year. Kettering says new device will end submarine menace. Giant new ammunition indus try is springing up in country. Ley exhorts Reich workmen to lead “new European oijder. ” More French offciers flee to Palestine from Sy/ia. R. A. F. 's new time bomb credited, with sinking 83 Axis ships. The tournament will be played on the beautiful grounds of the Alg«nquin Tennirf Club. The Club has unus^ial facilitieti, i&|- eluding a very well appointed Club House where most of the entertainment will be held and where meal‘d will be served to many of those attending the toum ment. The North Caroina State Tournament, among other things is noted for its very beailltiful trophies. This year trophies have the following Persfons and insititutions: Dr. Harper L. Fleming. Raleigh, p. C. Hill. Winston Salem, Journal and Guide, Norfolk, Va., Mrs. Irma Neal Hekry, Raleigh, Presi dent J. W. Seabrook, Fayette-* ville. President J. E Shepard, Ehirham, J. G. Taylor, Raleigh, President C. C. Spaulding, Dur ham, E. R. Merrick, Durham, H. M. Miehaux, Durham, J. W. Holmes, Raleigh, St. Augustine College, Raleigh, Mm B. A. Whitted, Durham, Bankers Fire Insflirance Company, Durham, Durham District, North Carolina Red Cross 1 Mutual Life Insurance Company Durham, W. J. Kennedy, Jr., Durham and J. W. 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