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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
CHATTER OF HOOPS BY Razz Broun

On the Rail AT the Detroit Fair
Grounds with workouts. -. 4 Mile
workouts. were Grit and Grace.
Fountain Head, Unasslstel. Kerr
may, Kingmay, Kingsbury. Snoops.
were Timed In Is seconds and due
for early wins. Molly Greenock,
Kin Ross, Stocks. Uppermost. Para
disical, breeze, fur. In l.0lT
which is nice time they are ready
TO hit. Biscayne Blue. Gray Gold.
Lady sybil. Whopper. Middlebrook.
Dolaway, Bill Donghue. Odd Blue.
stepped 6 fur. In Liza. oh hoy.
they were running some 49,. Smart
Girl, Bunny Martin. Kandahar. Mad
Kendall. Green, Zsar. First Entry.
Siam. Carl S., all went mile In
1.42. These horses are ripe. .37
percent OF the favorites have down
In front at the Fairgrounds IN the
first Is days No track in the
country can boast Of any better
percentage OF he publics choices,
and starting with June 10. Detroit
fans will see some OF the best
! Handicap horses in L. S. A. The
$4,000 Wolverine Handicap run on
Junes 10th. brought out the best
and the following Saturday. June
2'6th. the $4,000 Frontier Handi-
cap. Also Garner the hest horses
in the land oh boy Leggins. noted
colored Handicapped. who works on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26

NJ (. church Sunday. June q
3 .. m. and p m. Rev. Jones
will be accompanied by a grour
u singers. Dinner Will be served
IN the reception room OF The
church
Miss Milgan Lee Jones daughter
a Rev. Jones, Is visiting in Jack
son this week.
Miss Ida Walls is home with her
parents. Rev and Mrs. p ". Walls
having recently returned from Wi
berforce university.
b J Parker moiored 10 Cleve
land and viii return with his wifi
whore they viii be domiciled IN
heir lovely home az $50 Adrian
avenue
James Jones George Morse ana
Eloise Jones recently moiored 10
Fairmont W Va on their return
they plan 70 come by way Of Vast
inFt0n. D. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
SAGINAW
(By CHARLIE DUNN)
Tabernacle Baptist Church

The Sunday School OF Taberna-
Gle Baptist church opened on the
usual hour Sunday, June 20. Sup
erintendent w. NJ. Ponder, teachers
and pupils were in their usual
places. Mr.. Ponder has been sup
erintendent for the past two years.
The pastor. Rev. Jones, and mem
bers think well OF Mr.. Ponder for
he has rendered splendid service.
Delegates from the Sunday
school Will attend the District Con-
ference which will convene next
month in Jackson Mich.
The morning devotion was led
by the deacons after which the
sermon was delivered by Rev. W.
NJ. Barber OF MI Olive Baptist
church He used for his topic.
"The holiness OF the church. THE
speaker explained the message
very clearly and all present en-
joyed It.
The union service began Sun
day evening at O'Clock. Taber-
Inacle Mt Olive and Zion Bap-
fist churches will have joint SER
vices during the summer months,
meeting alternately at the differ
ent churches. A wonderful Chris
tian fellowship Is manifested by
these union gatherings.
The rally sponsored by the Trus-
tee Board and Missionary Society
terminated last Sunday with n very
successful report. Rev. JQues
pastor. was mneb pleased WIN the
slime efforts put forth
: The Union Of which Samuel Hall
is president, will also send dele
gates 10 The conference 10 he held
In Jackson.
The Missionary Society met lest
TUESDAY in the home NJ Mrs. Hen.
nv Jones on North Plat street and
report az having had an interesting
meeting. The hostess served a
delicious repast
Rev Wcair of Grand Rapids and
Rev. J S. Scott Of ST. Luke G. VI
r. church Saginaw we're guests ol
Tho Missionary Meeting The form.
or minister conducted a ten day
revival for Rev Scott.
Mrs. Aleen walker and johnny
Simmons were married Jnne Ii
before n group OF friends In theli
home NJ 11os \. 4th street. Rev
Jones officlaicd.
Visitors are always welcome al
Tabernacle Baptist church. Mrs
Clara Mack Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
.HOOSIERS AND
STARS DIVIDE
A CON TESTS

The Detroit Stars were stopped
dead In their pursuit Of the pace
setting Kansas City Monarchs by
splitting four games with the In
dianapolis As at Hamtramck Sta
dunn. The stars knocked down
The HOLSTERS in a rough and tum-
BILE affair to the tune OF 1873 satur-
day,
Angered by the larruping given
them Saturday. the AS came back
sunday afternoon and administer
ed a double trouncing to the locals,
winning the first game 5-4. am
capturing the final contest. ~.
Dean Thomas young right hand
er. pitched the first game OF the
douhle-hcader and lost out in a
pitching duel with Bill Hughes,
veteran Indianapolis hurler. The
Detroit hurler tried 10 pull his
game out Of the fire in the seventh
when he singled Hoskins and Hale
home 10 give Detroit one-run
leads
This advantage wilhcred In the
succeeding frame when the yigi-
tors coupled three hits with a walk
and stolen base TO manufacture
Two rams.
MAKES FINE START
Manager Miller started the Sec
oad game and for txo innings
had the 1Ioosiers rolling over and
playing dead dog as he famed five
Then. the fire works started AZ
ter Dunbar had Whitfield. Seagraves
singled. llazelett famed. but
Childs stripplod Seagraves home
scoring a minute later on Hyde's
shasp single.
Miller held the visitors in cliecl
until ~ ninth when they HOPED
on him for four hits and four runs
Leroy Strong inserting a home
ron with two on in The melee.
With evAy player. with The ex
caption Of Pitcher Walter Thomas
getting one. or more blows. thu
S'ars rode rough shod over thu
HOLSTERS IN the opening hattie
SATURDAY. afternoon The locals
collected. 10 hits 70 score Il runs
against tho IL hits and eighi runs
Tho indianapolis club put together
Alphonse Dunn, Charley House
Turkey Stearnes. and FELTON, vii
son paced the Detroit attack, VII
son getting three hits In four off
oial trips 10 tho plate
The Stars had 10 wage an m
Hill battle to capture tho final game
Monday. hopping on Pitcher Han
lu 4 in the sixth frame 10 score
four runs on five hits and break |
ihree-rnn tic. Ely Underwood
len fielder for Inc Stars, led tn
onslaught on Pitchers lIanniba
andlToward. getting three hits II
three times AZ bat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26

VIII pc considered In the official
league standing
IL Is the contention OF no DO
troit players that this plan was on.
ly suggested when the Stars heean
crowding the Giants for first Mace
IN the league standing causing
owner Hall many uneasy monsn.x
CANDY JIM AT HELM
In addition TO the rivalry prs-
dictated on the alleged accusations
made against Owner Hall. and
which have been vehemenrv do
MED by him. there's the rivalry Ia.
tween Manager Jim Taylor OF the
chicago team and Manager DImn
Miller OF the Detroit club. Miller
was star pupil OF Taylors ~
Louis club before Taylor left ~
come to Detroit anu manage re
Stars In 1891.
Miller will be out to demcnst, Mo
that he drank deep OF he baseball
knowledge which flowed from Tav-
lor's lips during the halcven daya
In ST. Louis when George CAlule)
Suttles. Billy Wells. Dewey Crea y
Theodore Trent. and James Cool
Papa Bell were scampering about
J the diamond at Compton and Mar
ket Streets, in 81. Louis uniforms
Turkey Stearnes also served under
Taylor.
Manager Taylor has IN his line
up another who has halo OF elor-.
around his crown Bill Foster
younger brother OF the late Ruhe
Foster. Bill Is without doubt
the peer Of southpaws in The lea
que. and many In the major lea
CUES He's The possessor Of good
fast ball, a dazzling curve and a
fine change Of pace
Another outstanding mound ace
with the Chicago team in Theodore
Trent, big right-hander. Trent
losses p one Of the best drop halls
in the league and there are many
who say It is the best IN the coun-
try. Many are the arguments am
ong the fans as they compare
Trent's drop with that possessed
by Huston. the young chap with The
, Cincinnati Tigers who recently haf-
| fled the Stars with his dpsy
doc ball Trent has h any sup
porters, aud Houston as his le-
gion Of admirers
Then, there's Alex Radcliffe.
younger brother Of old Double Du-
: ~ Radcliffe. manager ef the Gin
cinnati Tigers and former receiver
for the Detroit Stars Young Ead-
cllffe is holding down the third
base job with the Chicago team
The stars will have their latest
acquisition Rillv IIoskins in right
field. Hoskins q Young MIssissp-
plan. has seen service with Tho
Cincinnati Tigers and s. Louis
Stars IIe displayed rare hitting
ability on the recent rocd trim If
the Stars. and as result has been
placed IN fifth place In 'hssaat'ing
order
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26

Doubles Jones. They call him lit
tie II year lad from Ihaho. The
current season sensation rides for
The Powerful stable owned by &.
; Howard from California and boy,
he can ride Tie smarl boys
just bet on F. Jones no matter
what kind OF sieed he Is on. W.
0yerton The noted colored official
on the payroll al the fairgrounds.
looks all the horses over with an
eagle eye. Tom Munroe the famous
colored racing secretry. Is as busy
as bee trying TO serve the horses
man. He could give US a winner j..
Jackson, the old turfman OF 40
years experience. handles the mon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
HICACO. STAR SERIES
SHARPENED BY RIVALRY

The Chicago American Giants,
,or many wears the pet hirelings
:, Andrew (Rube) Foster. VIII
u,ts their first visit to the Ham
,r.mck stadium In three years
vhsn they engage the Detroit Stars
/, = four.game series. starting sa-
,nrday The teams will play a
souhle.headcr Sunday, the first
came schedled TO start at 1880 o.
clock,
The four games between the Chi
,,,o club and the Stars VIII be
ho,lv contested There's a sharp
rlralry between the two clubs this
rIvslry growing out OF the charges
usas by the Detroit players that
owner Hall OF the Chicago team
.ccnsored the plan whereby only
,hree games played by league clnhs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
JACKSON
(H P. II. HINTON

\ reception was recently held In
honor Of the June graduates OF
1897. A spicy program was rem
dered as follows. talk by Mrs.
Mary Hayes; principal adj
dress Rev p ". Walls; two piano
selections Mrs Davis Wallace: in
vocation. Rev. Darlington
The graduates were introduced
BY Roosevelt Stirer. Jordan Walk
or was master Of ceremonies AZ
ter The program ice cream aud
cake was served
Mrs Sarah Collins moiored 10
Grand Rapids last week and from
there she will 30 to Idlewild for a
vacation
Rev W. II Jones. pastor from
Grand Rapids will speak at the A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26

ey boxes behind the mufuels and h.
also brings out the change for III,
payoff windows which shows tn
colored gent Is Trustworthy. Dixi
ana stable tops for ccpsistenc,
continue to garner purse d.
and that IS all anyone could ash
T. Melocke last years riding sen
sation. isn't riding because OF
recent foot injury bur l. Budd
Guymon has been riding In rsr,
form at this meet. He Is We
known 10 the Motor City race Eoei
from last year as The winning al
prentice jockey.
so LONG, SEE YOU MEN
WEEK. $3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
ECORSE NEWS
(By Mrs. FL0RINE. BIrLENsoN)

Services last Sunday morning at
First Baptist Church were we'll at
tended. Rev. j. d. Davis, the pas
tor, preached a stirring sermon at
IL A. m.
The Chorus Union OF Ecorse
served dinner to the public, sntur-
day, at the home OF Mrs. n. Morton.
president OF the organization. 1t
was fine success.
Mrs. Ben Hill. OF 9th street. has
Just returned home from attend
ing the funeral OF her mother, the
late Mrs. George Fowler one OF the
oldest citizens Of Marietta. Ga.
Send your local news for publ
cation in the Tribune each week,
and don't fail TO read this progress
sive paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
Colored Athletes AT
Cass Tech. Make
Fine Record

The colored athletes at Cass
Tech High school made splendid
showing during the past school
year
John Snowden was a great threat
last semester TO the L. $. Olympic
Team. by his rccord-breaking time
in the dashes. including the 100
and The 220
Louis Johnson Is seeking a berth
on Techs football squad. and has
been invited 10 its special summer
practice which begins July |. john
son Is a flcet-fooied and stalwart
halfback and former hard-pun-
ching boxer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
John T. Phillips, Jr.
Graduates w 18th
All "a" Record

WASHINGTON u. & John
Tyler Phillips, Jr son OF DR.
and Mrs. J. r Phillips. Of Park
Road \. W, is graduating from the
local Dunbar High School this wcc..
with an ALA record lie is one
OF the three valedictorians OF The
class, two other young men also
having made ALA records.
Young Phillips plans to enroll
at Dartmouth this fall. his appli-
cation having already been accept
ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26

the Murphy tracks. must be sor'
with the boys on 81. Antoine street.
lie hardly speaks. lie will probably
be all right by the time the snow
flies. We may get to see June
Johnson famous colored trainer for
the r. Denemark stable This meet
as they will have vie with Whopper
Count Morse for top honors with
here good boss Finance. Dali
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
'Bombers and Union
Team to Play Friday

The Joe Louis Brown Bombers
baseball nine and the Union Team
will play n game at the union rail-
Is. Friday. June 2s, at Goldberg
Field. corner OF Ferry and st. An
tome streets.
Music VIII be provided by the
big Union Band. A poppy game
is promised Everybody is well
come.
The game will be under auspices
OF the Subcommittee OF Y. A. w.
organizers. AIT Hastings street.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31

rector Of The National Recreation
ssociation, will return to Dayton
..e last week iii March and remain
or two weeks to put the finishing
ouches on the work done prior to
l., coming Notices will be sent to
II former chorus members as to the
me of the first practice for this
Presentation. The Center would like
augment the chorus to one hun
lred voices for this Spring Festival
nd desires to invite all men and
omen that are interested in music
watch for the announcemet of
he organization meeting.
A large number of parties and
uppers were held at the Center the
last week in observance of Christ
mas. The Girl Scouts besides hold
ng a party. went to the Montgomery
7ounty Childrens' Home and pre-
ented the girls at the home with
and made purses.
The lead Of the Industrial Basket
oall League is at stake when Delco
Products and Frigidaire No 2 clash
on Monday night on the floor Of
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31
P Al. A
I H E A I K E


The management Of the Palace
theatre is presenting for the first
time in Dayton Bronze Manikins,
stage presentation, for the theatre
yoers. This is vaudeville production
If wide repute, having spe.t several
successful weeks on "The Great
White Way, in New Yoik City. This
,how boasts Of one Of the greatest
woman orchestras, white or colorcd,
in the country, In the name OF VIVIAN
Henderson and her Broadcastlng
Orchestra. 1t is worth the price OF
admission alone to see and hear this
most wonderful musical organization
The prices for this performance are
within reach of everyone. Admission
for regular shows on Monday and
Tuseday is 15c for children and 3oc
for adults, with 40e admission TO
the mammoth ramble which is to be
presented to Tuesday night at | ! 30.
The regular cinema production
will be presented on Monday with
complete change on Tuesday.
The cast Of the stage production
consists Of 25 beautiful chorines,
comedians, musicians and other en-
tertainers. So dent forget to visit
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31
DAYTON FAMILY ERECT CASTLE
ON THE WESTERN HILL
OVERLOOKING THE CITY

beautifully finished by her own hands.
This is our music room, and this
our family get together room. The
fire place is of local rocks and rep
resents the glow Of love which must
permeate this Castle"
This is the dining room for all
who ceme and represents hospitality
born OF christian virtues.
Come up stairs and we follow
ed Ler up the grand stairway from
the reception hall. We landed In a
large room 33xI6 lined with books
of every type and representing the
work Of years in their selection.
aThese books are for lending" said
Mrs. Johnson on handing us book
cover to 60 on each book taken out,
on which was printed the following
inspiration,
/. Emphasis on books by and
about Negroes.
2. Charlest r. III. johnson.
3. Lending Library and Antiques.
A. A thing of Deauty is JOY
forever.
| 5. Books are light houses built
on the sea of time. (Whipple)
6. peading maketh a full man
tBacon). TKl.
T. If nothing touches the palm
leaves, they do not rustic" tan
| African Proverb).
She handed US a bit of beautiful
stationery on which was written:
Charlc;t r. Fl. johnson.
The old Castle on the Hill
| 250I Jerome Avenue, Dayton, O.
| The tower for observation stand
| three stories above the street ano
| one may see from this remarkable
vantage point, miles Of the Miami
Valley, and the beauty Of the entir
city Of Dayton.
We paused moment on the porch
outside, laid up in q perfect fascade
OF beautiful artistic stones, forming
a promenade 8 by 80 or $40 square
| feet Of restful beauty.
Go See the Castle
1t is the greatest achievement o.
the race in 1887.
/ Mrs. Johnson has just received tn
edited by Margaret Nelson, Avol
House, NY, containing two Of he
poems.
Loves Supremacy" and "The I'm
! sung both touching In their sen.
I timent which brings credit not onl
! to the writer but to the city 0
, Dayton in which Charlest r. 4
, johnson was born and reared.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31

ing like he has lately? What should
i do now?
Ans: You should step writing TO
him for he is trying to show
you that he isn't the least bit con-
erned about your affair any longer.
WI ie is going to enjoy life for the
merit few yeas and does not want
TO be tied down to anyone.
W.R.-Haye been reading your
column and thoroughly enjoy it.
Will ! get either Of the jobs have
in mind?
Ans:-Go right after the job that
four weeks ago ]. for it seems TO
me that this is the one that you will
you Inquired about some three or
get and be more pleased witt.
u i y
L.s.F-Is it best for me to go
north and / would like to know if
my side will get better?
Ans:-Remain in the south this
winter you couldn't possibly do
any better in the north than you are
doing right now. See doctor about
the pain you are having Immediately.
4 v 4
P.W.C.-I am planning to take the
county examination and wonder if
need worry seriously about pass
ing?
Ans:-No VI. you shouldn't al
though you must realize that it is go-
irg to be rather catchy" LIZ you
have mastered your course thorough
" you won't have anything TO fear.
You will get work during the year,
Of 1888.
Il i
wish my readers and friends
very hapy holiday season and
Prosperous New Year.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31
LINDEN CENTER
NO I Z S

The Concert given at Linden Com
munity Center featuring the Com
munity Chorus under the direction
OF Father J. N. samuels-Belbode'
and the Federal Concert Orcnestff
under the direction Of Albert Hell
was very enjoyable to the smai
audience that ateaded on Thurs
dav before Christmas. The singing
of the Christmas hymns BY the
chorus was worthy Of special men
ton as was the playing Of the over
ture Rosamunde by the Concef'
Orchestra.
Plans are now under way at Ian
den Center for the presentation o. |
snrinp Music Festival early IN Arr
bv the Community Chorus. u,
Clarence Cameron White, Musical
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31
Calvin Makes bird
Annual News Forecast

NEW YORK {C)- Floyd ] Cal
vim. editor Of Calvin's NeWspape'
Service, l43 West 125th Street
makes the following hard annua
news forecast. (for 1889
j. Joe Louis will keep heavy.
weight title y
3. The Anti 'yncaing bill w
become law.
3. HOLLYWOOD viii employ mof'
colored talent.
4. Expect f. see q Negro N b''
League baseball.
s. New white collar Jobs WI
open through public utilities.
6. Negro vote will be deelslv'
in congressional elections.
Z. Race will develop new iltef
AIRY sensation.
s. Theatrical world will get .
new calorad International star,
s.. Negro will be own represent
tive in new official councils.
10. Expect more high Negro fea-
eral and State appointments.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31

GARDEN NEW
CINCY HOT SPOT

CINCINNATI - The beautiful
Lincoln Cafe, 1854 Central avenue
with its new bar, continues to DC
the finest word In entertainment "a
the West End. While hitting the
high spots Of mite life, the writer
found Mr.. o. w. Calimese making
everything pleasant for the patrons.
Big caiimese is Tops.
The genial Calimese will pc fouho
nightly shaking mean cocktails ana
dispensing that good Manhattan
Premium Beer, that finer beef'
which means your visit will be
most nleasant one. All that we hays
writer cannot tell you just Wha
YOU will find. But we can say nos.
pitality, good food good ser9ice'
in good environment are there. 2
must come and see for youfseil
Located n. Il. Corner Wade an
Central avenues.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31
LEWIS RESTAURANT NOW
LOCATED AT OLD STAND
OF p ii. CLARK CLUB

CINCINNATI The Lewis kes-
taurant. now located at the ooutf
west corner Of Carlisle and Mouiit
street because Of such large patrol
ape, larger quarters had 70 be rs
enred ia order to meet the neee
SC the public. This spot, former
occupied by the T. H. Clark Ciut
i one &c the old landmarks Of II
west End. Many Of the celebrltle
Of the city have soeiallzed here.
For years this city has demand.
first class restaurant where y
best of foods and drinks may
secured. Ma. and siis. Lewis, beli
,i54.eess ii this particular field, haN
met tslat demand and are anxr
fo- YOU to drop IN and be convince
The best 81 foods at the lowe
prices, honest, clean and poli
mattresses. Beer and all kinds s
soft drinks. Dinners and short o.
ders lit all hours. Your patronage
solicited. This business depends
race support. Don't forget Lewis q
Carlisle and Mound.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-31

J.B.H. Would it be wise for me
to keep the business Up that I am in
Or rest up for 4 while. Also have
been deceived by the girl mai
am In love with?
Ars. You do need rest but
right now is not good time to Try
to get it continue with this
business. No you haven't been
deceived by the girl you are with
Il. you will find this out in short
time.
K.R. w. Should ! quit the job
that | am now on and do as have
in mind and would / be successfully
Ans: Wait just few more week.
before making up your mind de-
fniteIy. You should not be too
hasty in makirg up your mind !.
for the other thing you have in view
does not appear to be the best busi--
ness venture.
4
O.D.-Do / love this old married
man that | have been gong around
with?
Ans: Absolutely not !. and yos.
just don't realize what good times you
are missing by associasing with him.
You scare the single boys off when
you run with married men. This
party does not care anything for
you and it would be to your advan-
tage to give him up altogether.
i Y
F.W Will / be successful ii
making the trip that | have in mind?
Ans: Yes and things will turr
out just as good or better than yot
now EXPECT. You have nothing
whatever to fear.
Il i Il
C.L.- What does Willie mean act