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THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th., 1941 SPORTING WORLD C. L A. A. Tenth Anoual Conference aiLUONAIRES BACK YOUNG LIGHTWEIGHT " i ; The C. I. A. A. tenth annual ' • conference of Football Coaches, NEW YORK, (XNS)—i Officials, and Captains will be I held at Augustine’s Col lege, ! Raleiirh, North Carolina, Satur* I day, Sept. 20, 1941. I Acocrding to the program ar- ' ranged and directed by Pxofes- i sor Arthu P. Chippey, C. I. A. A. I Vice-Pesident for the Southern ! District, and Mr. Harold D. I Martin, C. I.AA. Commissioner ^of oFotball Officials, a radical change has been made. There is more emphasis on the inter* pretation of the rules, and more time is given to the problems of the official*. / There will be three speakers, each of whom will present pa pers dealing directly with offi ciating and the problems of the football official. Coach W. F, Burghart, of teh North Carolina College for Negroes, Durham, N. C., will give 'the coaches view as to the conduct of the coaches affecting the official. Mr. A. H. Calloway, of Char leston, West Va., a prominent C.LA.A. official, will give the official’s point of view as to the conduct of th6 official to the coach. The third speaker. Dr. K. R Sermon, will discuss officiating in the Southern Conference, brinypring out points of common interest. He will answer ques tions v^hich have been formulat ed and placed in a box by the officials beforehand,. an^ fin ally talk on injuries. Dr. Ser mon is well qualified, having just returned from the annual jneeting of the Southern Offi cials Association which met in Jackson, Miss.« where examin ations were given to the South ern Conference officials. Indications point to th« larg est interpretation meeting - of the C. A. A. About 200 coaches and officials, and captains are expected from Pennsylvania, Maryland, District of Columbia, Birginia, eWst Virginia, and North Carolina. Al noon-day banquet has beep plMned, a sports movie of foottell will follow the meeting, and'the* Piedmont Bokrd of Of ficials has planned a get-togeth er at’the Arcade Hotel, for thope ,^ill remain Saturday night. Jade, wnsational yonnir liprht- frftni \\i|ru»ta, Oa., is Itteked by PTonp of 20 million- tore patmns. ipchidinp Tom T«wkej*» president of the Red Aax, and IJqbby JnneR. the re tired Emperor of Golf. Beau has been stealini; a lot of fittie thtiad^r fmm Ray Rohm-1 son, the Harlem fighter who is rated the man to sneeeefi Lew Jetikins as the liprhtweipht titlc- koider. Robinson a^ it back by a ■fflionaire. Curt Hernnann. heir tD a brewnpr ^^rtnne. Herrmann it ateam^ tip about attention Beau been receiving frcHB public and he is wfllinfr tJ do ^methinir about it. *If Bau Jaek wants to fieht -And ni bet 410. 000 Ray}«'hips him.” TV mltch may be made. If so, it "Will bA return to the old d>v”s when fifhters met on banres. with hewT coin in waper laid tm the line by wealthy backers. Yawkey. £o name one of Jack’s backers, can match Hei^- Biann wfA *’chec)tbook. By put ting in ■wSJhfthe other backers of Bean Jifi^*T’awkey conld cover the bet imf'never miss it. Pro moter Mike Jacol» is ent*‘nsais- tic about the idea. N. Y. 'A: Allots $2,385 To Pobfic Schools In County A total of $2,^ has been al lotted the public schools of Ala mance eounty by the National Youth Administration, State Administra.tor John A. Lang an nounced yesterday. Funds allo cated will be used in carrying cot the NYA student work pro gram in the local schools during 1941-42. ^e Alamance eounty unit was allotted $1260, while the Bur- *1,125. Eagles’ Grid Squad Busy II j] ^iiniiii them towns t uskegee Has 35 Men Out For First Practice DarklLaughtosW ^dTSli EUS IrL. 9 V. mmtmsfu % r. The Eagles of North Carolina College for Negroes are work- t g ing hard for their football season. Above are two views taken yesterday on the Eagles* campus. Top, left to right, front row, Angier Lawrence, end. Rear^ left,. William Hall, blockings back; right, R. J. Plummer, halfback. Bottom, left to right, Jbseph Blunt, quarterback; Shade Green, wing b&ck; Clarence I'jghtner, 'tail back. (Courtesy Herald-Sun Papers Staff Photos) NAACP 'Attorney Raps Recreational Facilities At Bragr^ New York—Curtis Todd, NA ACP attorney and special in vestigator for the Association at Fort Bragg/ reported on a visit to the national office last week, that main sources of difficul ty at the camp are the military police who are overbearing and too anxious to show their au thority, plus the fact that Negro soldiers have not been provided with recreational facilities. Describing the restricted area in Fayetteville, nearest town, Mr. iTodd stated that there are only a few “juke ioiuts, dives and the like,” where colored sol diers can seek diversion. They can go into none of the theatres OB better eating places. Tfhe Ne gro district is very, small, and there is even less freedom of movement than-is usual in Sou- Tuskegee -Institute, Ala., Sept. Id4l.—More than 35 candidates for the 1941 Golden Tiger foot ball team reported for practice Monday. The customary lecture by the head coach, introduction of the coachinff staff and the new candidates for the team, took less than 30 minues. Fol lowing these preliminaries the members of the squad began the serious business of learning something {(bout football, Sat urday equipment was issued. Many of th* campus experts whq haw seen the candidates going through their paces dur> inff, the rweek believe the team haa possibilities, and that the Tigers will be a prominent fac tor in Southern Conference foot ball this Seasdn. Recreational halls and faciU- ties for the entertainment of col ored are being provided by oamp authorities now, but Mr. Todd stated, only because of recent in cident. He also reported that the mo- j-ale of the soldiert was low. “Most of them,” he said, “tike a fatalistic attitude. They know they have their backs to the, wall, but they also know • there is nothing they can do about it. Mr. Todd declared he’d reached from^ Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississpipi and Hiohigan, and observ^ that all of them want deperately to be moved. Mr. odd declared he’d reached the conclusions that there will be Ijo racial peace until the atti tude of the military police is ebanged or until colored soldiers are taken out of southern camps. adjourned until September 29 when counsel for the commis sion will resume its cross-exam ination of company witnesses in an endeavor to refute the util ity's claims that 197,000,000 of value actually exists. As the hearing was adjourned, A M. MbCabe, company engi neer in charge of the reclassifi cation of property, had been un der severe cross-etamination for 29 da3^s by commmissin counsel, which sought to break down his testimony with regard to origin* al construction costs. Mr. Mc Cabe has steadfastly contended that^ cost fiirures, determined by him, are supported Iqr value. Norman B. Gray, examiner for the Federal Power Commis sion, who is hearing the case, admitted into the record liz weeks a^ testimony of witnesa* es tending to prove values as claimed by the company to ac tually exist at the time th* pres ent Carolina Power and Light Company was formed in 1926. Adjourn Hearing On Power Company Raleigh.—The hearing on the order of the Federal Power Com mission requiring the Carolina Power & Light Company to “show cause” why it should not dispose of $24,000,000 of the| Argentina buys sixteen Itatl* book value of its assets has been ian ships to relieve shorU^e. Admiral Byrd asks the nation to wake to peril. Returns To Nort h Carolina College >r V' A* f.r \' ■ HOW TO lengthen the IIFEOFYOUR CAR AND SAVE gasoline care saves wear "Red” Davis, 200 pound tackle action Friday night* Sept. 2S, of the N. C. College. Eau^es who brought joy to the Eagles camp this week when h§ reported for practice. . 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