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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-31

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The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Jimmy Herbert Proves Right To
Join Ranks Of Track Imm0rtaIS

week proved the sensation of the
Inter-City bouts. A natural light
weight, the kid possesses practi-
cally everything. His handlers,
Harry Wiley and Georgia Gains
ford, announce he will turn pro-
fessional next summer and we pre-
dict his "bolo punch" will bring
him as much fame as Cerferino
GarciaS has. Perhaps the most
sensational upset of the glove tests
was the defeat of Clarence (Cy-
clone) Williams OF Buffalo. the
boy who kayOed BUDDY MOORE,
by rCugh-houSe. slambang type
III the person of FRANKIE Colombo
local white boy. one wondered
how this Williams ever laid
punch on the classy Moore after
his shabby exhibition against a lad
who both outgamed and outfought
him in contest that was entirely
lacking in thrills.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
s1UeU Hi k16dtGU Battle
Va. Unions ''Dream Team R0uts
North Carolina State, 81 to 38

teams as: Virginia Union univer-
'ity, present C1AA champions,
West Virginia State, Charleston,
w. Va, leading contended for the
Midwest conference crown, famed
Kentucky State, Clark university,
winner Of the Southern Intercol-
egiate title at the Tuskegee tour
1ament and Virginia State. DOL
~ KING, giant bronzed Hercules
whom we have written reams about
all season and stoutly defended
when his coach unwittingly drop
oed remark that reflected upon
The stars playing ability; must
lave impressed OF THE
COACHES IN GREATER MAN
HAITIAN as he did the writer. In
4 recent announcement of the ALL
Star City quintet, We found the
name of King right up there with
Ed Stevens (Y u, Bobby
Lewis my U), j. Garfinkle, st.
Johns, and Ben Auerbach, (N.Y.
u. King plays for Long Island
university, and the last fall star
red on the football fielG The re-
cent defeat of. .OSSIE STEWART
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
BY HARRY LEVETTE

HOLLYWOOD-(ANP)-As, proof
positive of the popularity OF Cos
sip of The Movie Lots" and also
Of the interest beinc taken by girls
all over the country in the nation
wide competition for the part OF
leading lady to Kenny Washington
for his forthcoming football pic
ture, applicants have been writing
in every mail. However, there are
after all not so many set upon the
big part in itself, but many CT the
letters came from girls who would
be satisfied whit any part, so they
were given an opportunity to work
in the high class all-colored cast
feature that Million Dollar Produc-
tons plans to release this spring
Many girls realizing that the lucky
one chosen to be "Myra," the
sweetheart of Kenny must have act
ing ability as we'll as beauty, were
frank enough to tell of their lack
of experience. but expressed the
belief that if given an opportunity
they could make good.
Million Dollar officials greatly
appreciate the interest shown and
wish to assure the girls that the
Judging will be impartial, depend
ing entirely upon what the writ
er, the producer, and the director
have visualized as "Myra. The
contest has only onS week longer
to run, so the gates OF opportunity
are still open and some unknown
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Dark Boys Get A Lift

the if given chance.
1899 called the attention of the nation through
special articles the Boxing News Record Volumes
circumstance in Dixie
Here section that pproduced the finest boxers of atme
Johnson (Texa Harry Wills louisiana Tiger Flow
Georgia. Henry Armstrong Missouri Joe Louis (Aabama)
(Mayandhavng chance whatsoever the annual
Golden promenade.
Here section which produced the worlds greatest ah
ees going along ignored because of Jim Crow decree Certainly
said, there must be other greats in this vast
The white this section ring timber They
baseball football and about everything
under the boxing At least that been the
things thus far world athletic history.
Paul Galico's Golden Gloves
dark lads this date champion emerged Not
talented lad north Joe Louis did, for chance If
Louis remained in he would probably picking
ton in Alabama today
We should thankful that the American Athletic Union CIV
their first break this spring Lads from
southern vie for honors the
Keep eye AU boxing setup watch lads
places their chance That they
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Kenny Washington Hero In Film
Now Being Made In Hollywood

Million Dollar Productions, 6040
sunset Blvd, Hollywood Even if
you have already entered you can
send still more Maybe the last in
spiration may be the best one.
Hollywood Productions which
recently released, 1.-THE Son OF
Ingagi," starring Laura Bowman,
is ready TO start the first all color
ed one-reel shorts for release in all
white theatres as well as mixed or
all colored houses They will be
Laura Bowman presenting the
HOmetoWners," her recently or
ganized group Of singers in
Spirituals Of the Old South" IL
in number. The stories were written
by Spencer Williams, Hollywood's
ace colored scenarist, and author
Of son Of Ingagi," and they will
be directed by Richard c. Kahn.
The titles are: "One Winter
Night" 'Readin Grannys WILL
The Hour Of Parting. The Quilt
in Bee Experience Meeting, Sill
yer Wedding Jubilee, Granny's
Birthday Party, The Parson
Pound Party, Flood Waters, Eman-
cipation Party. Singing Practice,
and The Home coming. The cast
includes Laura Bowman, Leroy
Antoine, her new husband, Clarence
Brooks, Spencer Williams, Arthur
Ray, Gertrude Saunders, Fay Fifer,
Cleo Desmond, Lucius DUSTY
Brooks, Ira Harring Rudolf Hun
Davis.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Panthers Prove Superiority By Wide
Margin As Crack Basketball Teams
Meet On Neutral Court I'm Norfolk

NORFOLK, Va.-The fighting cage Penthers of Virginia
Union University roaed down the final lap their drive for
ona championship rating Friday night by trouncing North
Carolina State Eagles giant southeastern champs o238 in op
sided fray. Even though the tall Taheels dropped the Uniontes
1920 their in Durham N c. week ago. there
slightest doubt Friday the better The vic
tory was the tweny-tird of the for the Panhers
Thrstng with revenge the Panher gained the lead ten min
opening whistle and stayed front for the entire
game though the shortest the State varsity was taller
than the largest Panther.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
By AL MOSES

NEW YORK 1900 fans
who filed out of Madison Square
Saturday night after witnessing
the K. of c. athletic games un-
stintingly hailed brown Jim Her.
bert of N Y. university, the peer
of any man in American track his
tory at 900 yards. To be true the
meet knights Of ColumbuS) was
not one man show and others
stood out brilliantly aside from the
great university senior.
Never have we seen more Stlr-
ring performance ON Johnny BOrl-
cans part in the inVitational mile.
He was stuck in there for the sole
purpose of pacing the stars. Chuck
Fenske. Gene Benzke. Zamperini
and the immortal Glenn Cunning
ham. His avoWed intention was to
set a 3.08 or better, three-quarter
mile, with the milerS carrying on
to a new worlds record of around
four minutes and two seconds. At
the gun bark, the powerful eX-Vir-
einia State collegian forged to the
front and in less than 200 yards
was 40 yards out in front of his
6eld. At the quarter-mile Borican
was still that distance ahead and
the stopwatch registered close 10
So seconds flat. John had stated
that he might go on to win the
mile and right up to the bell lap
most of his fans thought he would
! make track history by licking the
J field of stars.
The house was in an uproaI
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Chance For Success

in bigtime baseball There
least 20 dark lads this country today who would be welcome
league They worth baseball
salary talent certainly would help lift from the junk pile
We have chance at big money in football Today
crack the dough boxing basketball We get
crack bigtime track,
In sports heavyweight
boxing title $l5000O annual the biggest plum the
offers
SO let these get in try. put on
gloves and what they do. 1t long shot title
and boxing chances guy get
there
YET not all the dough is in the title. Harry Wills drew
downover $125,OOO fight A good third
five yearsequvalent to total income would
ceive in respectable weekly
of $35.
Become good boxer, lad your assured. Be
come great spend your years spendor luxury.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Bv Ric ROBERTS
New Doors Opened
To Our Lads By
A.A.U. Combine

| will forget the time that wild Bil' Melhorn
fine golf club Ca brassie) back in 1922 when
caddied for him at Winter Haven Florida 1t honey.
Proudly showed off to the youngsters of my neigh
borhOod. Yet when it to shifting golf ball. diZ-
zy, mischievous little grinning scamp named NANNY
Floyd could best me-
| would pound away at the small white pellet and it
would sail IT'S yards and slice away to the right Try
hard might, got that slice out of my drive
We called Floyd NANNY, because his mother insisted
cutting his hair when he fourteen. But "Mam
N.Y. could take that club of mine and with perfect rhythm
bullet golf bail $50 yards misunderstanding right
the old middle had the golf club he had the ability
Then there Johnny Brown who had a base
ball uniform ball, mitt, mask, two bats and two
gloves He couldn't play lick but if refused to let him
play base,
all his property The fellows who really could goBubber Ingram
James Prather etc. glove. have this
a thing in all life pursuits
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
NEUTRAL COURT

The Overwhelming victory proved
to CIAA sports writers and fans
alike that even though the elon-
gated North Carolina State Eagles
had mighty good team, having
won Is of 16 CIAA games this year,
they were no match for the champ,
Union Panthers. The teams didn't
meet in conference competition but
two non-conference, post season
games were arranged, one at Dur
ham, N. c., home of the Staters.
and one at Norfolk. Va. The
Staters dropped the Panthers on
their home court but Coach Hucles'
Giant Killers toppled the Tarheels
soundly in Norfolk, Va, on the
neutral court.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
RUSH JIM CROW LIBRARY

Observation-Disclosures
is being rushed on the new
library for Negroes being erected
in the nearby village of Alexan-
dria Va, to prevent pollution by
Negroes of the sacred portals Of
the city building again.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
POST SEASON BASKETBALL
PROMISES MANY THRILLS

We have before us a letter from
Frank Forbes, of the Interstate
Sports AfiliateS which brings a
much awaited announcement to
lovers of the greatest of all indoor
pastimes. Saturday night at the
369th Regiment armory, a series
of interracial games, will get un-
derway. Selected among the white
college fives will be the represen-
tatives of Long Island university
and st. Francis college. Bids have
been sent to such outstanding
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
GLOOMY FOR NEGRO

tLOtJMH FUN INLoho
WASHTNGTON-(h N P)-tof
colored railroad employees whose
hourly wage is less than 40 cents
and their number is not COM
paratively inconsiderable-the at
mosphere of the Railway Industry
comsntttee )hearing~rodn here is
quite gloomy The idea of a 40c
wage for colored men south being
detrimental is prevalent and
growing.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
CONTINUE FIREWORKS

Five minutes to go, the Rich
monders led 1929 but not content
to loaf, the Dream Team smashed
onward, compiling neat 81 point
total while North Carolina amassed
a small sum of 38 when the final
gun sounded.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
HONORED BY COMPOSERS

HONORED BY COMPOSERS
CHICAGO-(ANP)-MrS. Flor-
ence B. Price, nationally known
musician and composer was notl-
fed this week that she has been
made a member of the National
Association for Composers and
Conductors. The NACC member
shin includes Americas outstand-
ing composers of classical music
and symphony orchestra conduc-
TOR.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
KNIGHTON hot"

KNIGHTON HOT"
Orbert Knighton (Ranlsin, Pao
consistently hooked his pivot shot
from the foul line and Union took
slim lead. Successful attempts
by Fraser and Soupy Campbell
swelled the Richmonders' advan-
tage to 21-15. Daughtry. Unions
frosh forward. sank a coming in
shot and being fouled on the play
threw two good free throws to
give the Panthers a 25-l5 lead.
Downing, the g. 1l' guard, drop
ped side shot for the Talheels
and Colbert, scoring sensation, a
g. z" center, swished field goal
through the cords to bring the
southeastern winners totals to ~
The Panthers continued their
pulsating drive for victory as Hyde
dropped in two points on short
basket try to end the first half at
27-19 with Union holding the Lead.
SAME THING OVER
IT was the same story in the Sec
ond half. The Panther battery Wa.
compriSei ~ too many snarp
shooters. The elongated Carolinians
were weary. They couldn't stand
the fast pace of the champs scor-
ing machine, even though they
pulled to 1925.
Here, the Carolinians faltered.
Coach Hucle' hoop hounds gar
nered fourteen points, while the
giant North Carolina Staters' Of
fense begged There were State
substitutions but the Panthers con-
tinued their merry scoring.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23

girl may be the "Cinderella" who
wins the Prince" All who wish to
apply should be sure and send a
photo. Several of the .olers failed
to do So Address Publicity De-
partment Million Dollar Production
5040 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood
Calf
Among those who have entered
the competition from a distance
are: Miss Ann Forbes Of Boston;
Miss Helyn Martin, New York
City: Miss Frances Chism New
York. and others. Most of the ap-
pIcants wrote from Los Angeles
and suburbs. Among these were
Ruth Philips. Joan l.. Douglas,
Lucille COrdOva, Ann Marie Walk
er, Gladys Buford, Mary Valentine
Frances Roarke, Catherine Kerr,
FlCssie Williams, Ida Mae Meme
fee, Frances Curry, Gladys Vim
cent, ellie Gary, Lena Torrence
and others.
TITLE CONTEST STILL
OPEN
The title contest for the Ken
ny Washington football picture is
still open also, with the first prize
o. the winning one bringing $25
the next best $40, and the third
place S5. Worth making guesses for
isn't it? Among the title contest
ants are Frances Collier of San
Diego, Calf, Garland Puckett,
William Hill and Ralph Wallace OF
Los Angeles. Rush your guesseS in
at once to Publicity Department,
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cheering for the doughty Borican
even after he was caught and
passed by first FonSke and then
Cunningham and Vonzke to finish
fourth in a Ala mile. Worlds
record holder (indoorS) of 800, $50,
600 and three quarters Of a mile,
Borican rose to undreamed of
heights of heights Herbert, favor
ed by every track expert i'll the
east to win the 600 permitted
Belcher, proud Georgia Tech stu
dent 10 set the pace at the gun
followed by young Jimmy Qulgley
while he fell back into the third
slot. This is the way they ran
right up to the gong that announc-
ed the final lap when the true
champion he is, Jimmy turned on
The heat and fought it out in the
stretch with the dead game Geor-
gia boy to win by clear yard III
the new world record time Of. l
minute, 10 and 8-10th seconds.
Thus he shattered the previous
standard set by himself Of I'LL by
around 3-10th of a second. Jimmy
has won eight out of ten special
events at the middle distances this
season and has represented New
York university on IA consecutive
winning relay legs.
RAY ROBINSON SHOULD WIN
TITLE IN PROFESSIONAL
RANKS
The best amateur boy since 1885
is none other than Salem Cres-
cents Ray Robinson Undefeated
since he first forsOok tap dancing
to go in for fighting, Robinson last
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Referees, Lacy and Butler. Persons
attending. 1900. Place, City Audi
torium, Norfolk, Va.
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