The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

u va n the seasons greatest at
gAlnss ,n',hc basketball world !.
H..uvD ,he FRANKLIN settlement,
Ma There was excitement ga
Ee :" The eager fans were sit
eN 49, Inc edge OF their chairs ev-
w. ~ minute III the boys were IN action
r ta,s were made from every an
%',s me door. While {. L. I'D
~ - yiEirs forward was the
"lss' on Inc floor, he was the
ns' y, The game. Benester Black
sDi mo cardinals was second.
nau y .,trac,iye to the fans were:
ola'' Robinson. wesley and VIII
nN''T zones compton Rowland. boy
ii IAN and Alex childs. Sitting In
M, NV eames we're: Mrs. Samuel
q ~ xerre,h winfrey, John Bar
Np'" urs Hilton Robinson, Annie
~ cr,rin e. l.. Evans, James
, -. pernard Harris. Harold
s sn,..son Elizabeth williams. Rob-
!, coss Ms Pat Patterson, Daisy
o. .. carter Perry Calhoun. Doro-
n.y. onarker. Nathaniel Wicks. GER
" Y. w. Troutnlau. Jesse Lightfoot, Al
s - payis Hansel Barnett. Jean
c.uxer Julia smith, David DAVIS
49,. $3.50 pickett General McCullers,
= ~ md Airs Dozier ard zelma
'a..,,oot Time out Score
.s'r Tho arst half 1912 in favor OF
- y,kines Edna Patton, Willie
vs ~ Marie Edwards, Enezer
''rss rlgahcth Patton, Bernice
y W., Catherine Mays, Allen Rod
-. Annie Mae Steele. Marie Bur-
',tt, George Young. Almeda Lev
y. .lorgo Anderson, Laura Lev
=, nil Gentry. George Macklin,
n.l.ney Ratchet. Frances Nor
49, Helen ward. Junior Turner
Nav pookrum. Alberta Lightfoot'
.shhurn Noraeet, Clarissa Hardy
sylvester walker, Cleo Berry, w.
Anderson. Willie orange, Bill Lev
rs Lawrence Lockhart, Hazelle
Quaker Nagvissa Davis. Claude
Sriyey Dorothy and Margie Hayes,
rr,nk nan. Albert Haywood. Mil
ir,d Mills Bertha Jackson, Theresa
cibhs Billy Iyrch. George Taylor,
idolphus Starks, Sally Harp,
creather Boone, MIR. and Mrs. Jo-
sph Fears Hollie Larkins, An
honv Quarkcg. Martha Lockhart,
Gertrude browning. Norisee Daniel
and inanfa Gillon the game
( over the hnal score is 1882 In
.seor 81 me cardinals. The basket
BAN ians Immediately turned to
sttsrbues and vert 10 the audito-
rum and danced to the music oil
warren Matthews and his orches-
lFs
wayne a. Hop was quite a gay
,fair with young men in their tails
and the young ladies In their love-
IL evening dresses. Duke Elling-
Ion and MI. orchestra turning out
on such SWEEP tunes, with vocal
solos by lvy Anderson and Cowboy
Herbert Jeheries. The faces ! rec
mnized were: Thessel Reeves,
Bradford Terrell. Sarah Cleveland,
Helen INITIAL. Louis Smoot, Mar
rret Redmond, cadolyn Plummer,
Jack Rarthwell, John Roxborough,
Thelma Martin, Preston Powell,
Iuarlta Taylor. Horace Evans Jua-
nih Hobbs ard coolies OF others.
INTERVIEW
While gazing around who would
Ispot but that very popular colored
cowboy ana singer OF Dukes band,
Herbert lereries. had very long
and interesting conversation with
him on his climb to fame. He went
on to say that ever since he WAS a
small hoy no liked to play cowboy
and he asked his mother why there
weren't any colored cowboys. she
explained that there just weren't
any He never gave up his ambi-
Ton 10 become a cowboy.
After rong TO California, Her
bert learned that horseback riding
was quite favorite hobby so he
purchased beautiful white horse.
some Of tho Hollywood producers
wanted 70 enter Herbert's horse in
picture, hut he refused on the
ground that where his horse goes,
go TO-" The results were both
received important roles in pic
lures and have won over the hearts
o. our people. His first picture was
Harlem or the Prairie"
FLASHES!!!
Jessie Carter. senior OF Wayne
university is practicing teaching
~ The Garfield school.
hulh Giles would like TO be intro
anced TO Johnny Evans.
nnat part will j. ID. Mason play in
ps Me ~ Edna Patton and
s,a' about Earl Davis time will
n'rnice Mays, cousin to Alonzo
:, nn0erson- is probably the reason
10, Ions sudden change.
Rejoice and be exceedingly glad
-, :. mats what Alberta Davis does
euen Wesley Jones makes a diff