The Omaha guide., 1937-10-16
BY Jessamy

Lorenzo Pack, former amateur
Chicago heavyweight champion,
suffered his third kayo last week,
when Tony Galento, rough and
tumble battler from Jersey dumped
Pack for the count of ten at In
dependence hall, in Phila., the fight
was scheduled fer ten rounds but
Gahento applied the anesthetic in
the sixth. Leroy Haynes, also
once rated as a bright light in the
fiste armament, scored a technical
kaye over Bob Olin in the sixth
round OF the sdmi-fnel contest.
The bout was a bitterly contested
one and DIN was so peeved at the
referee for hating the eoatst that
he wrestled him to the ground.
At the Rockland Palace last
Saturday night, Jersey Joe Walcott,
who was the winner of the Jack
Dempsey's heavyweight tourna-
ment, kayoed Elmer Ray in the
third round of a scheduled six
round main event. In another six,
King Kong Matthews, Harlem's
latest istic thrill fayoed Phil Ser
riol in the first round -. Tiger
Leroy Smith, making his Harlem
debut at the arena, got the ned
ove- Jose Rodriguez in a rough six
rounder and George Brothers, in
ternational Golden Gloves champion
stopped Ely Dodge in the third
frame.
The Brown Bomlers, coached by
Fritz Pollard, former all-AmerIcan
football star from Brown university
make their Harlem debute at Dyck-
mar Oval Sundav.....-They defeat
ed the Fairfield Tigers 6 to 0 last
Sunday. Dixie Matthews, Al Harris,
Freddie Rogers, Joe Lillard and
Otis Troupe are figured in the line
u.
The members II Tuokegee's rack
team, dominated the women's A. a.
L. track meet held at Trenton, N.
J. last week. Cora Gaines won the
so RAeter hurdles and hen jumped
4 feet, 10h inches to place second
in the high jump. Lula Hymes
was ruaner up for high honors
Wien she placed first in the broad
jump III feet, 81 inchesl and then
took second in the so meter dash
Mabel Smith placed second in
the broad jump and then finished
fourtA in the 200 meter dash. Flo
renee N. Wright placed S eeond
both in the shot put and in the
discus throw ..... Melissa Fitzpa-
trick PLACID second in the baseball
threw and Jessie Abbott took
fourtA in the 100 meter dash.
In the second series of games
between the San Domingo Champs
with Satchel Paige at the helm
tina Negro National League Stars
with Johnny Taylor doing the hurl-
ing IN the first game, came to an
even break. The San Domingans
took the first game 9 to a, while
Negro Stars won the final game 1
to @ at the end of five innings when
the game was called on account of
darkness. Bill Holland and Mackey
were the batteries for the Stars,
while Chef Brewer was on the
mound for the San Domingans with
Perkins doing the catching.
Football Glimmers:-
Lincoln university's team defeated
the Vagabond A. C., % to 6 in a
tune ap game. Knoxville barely
nosed out the local alumni team 6
to Both Wiley and Prairie
View won their opening sessions.
Wiley stopped Jarvis college 20 to
0 and Prairie View swamped Sam
Houston to a as to 0 tune.
Hampton's Pirates play the Viz
ginia State Trojans Saturday
Virginia Union faces Morgan in a
night game at Baltimore.
There is a threatening shake-up
in the New York Boxing Cimmis-
sion. Several persons charging that
the 10Th Century Sporting Club, the
organization that promotes all of
Joe Louis fights, has been reeeiv-
ing the breaks from this body. Joe
Louis %incidently, is to turn actor.
He has just signed to make six
pictures. One will be a history Of
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