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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Golfers Get
1871 Handicap
Six Without
Advantage

The following golfers have nc
handicap:
DR.. II. Robinson. Clyde Martin,
Bob Seymour. Ben Davis. Dave
Morris and Eddie Jackson.
The following is a list OF golfers
with handicaps and the number:
J. T. Jackson, 4; Isaac Hood, s.
+. Hudson, Z: b. Odel, Z: X. Neil,
Z; w. Davis. 8: NJ. McGlaster, Z:
c. Pettway, 10; +. Carter. 10; w.
Louis, IL: Bob Love. u; c. Sey-
mour. IL: W. Thompson, IA; II.
Tapiso. IL f. Beatty, IL. G. Wal
ton, IA; l.. Walker, 4: Helvey, II;
j. Stevens. is: w. More, o: A. Nor
ley, 10: j. Brown. 10: +. Butler,
TO- r. Lee, IL: II. Lyles. 10: Il.
Carter, Is: {. Alexander. II: DR..
Whithy. Is: Or. Willis. IA; Or. II.
r. Rollins, IA. Or. Wills IS: George
Williams. 16: X. hickman, l6: Or.
T. Crosswaite, IA: Joe Louis. Il;
Curtis Swan, IA: DR.. Scott IS; DR..
Penick. Is: Ted Lewis, Is: DR.. Nor
rison. is: d. Thompson, Is; Or. Ed
wards, 81; Or. Carrie, 90; II. Will
liams, %: II. Stuart. 90; A. Wise.
%: G. Taylor, 23: ]. Lay, %: S.
Thompson, 2S: II. Quinn. 2s: f.
Eubanks, 25: DR.. Bennett 30 j.
Myes. %; s. Mayes. 25: 4. Mar
shall, 2S: r. Johnson 2S: A. Cor
rell. 2S: T. J. Crawford, "a: J. l..
Dekiexon, %: w. Munden, 25 S.
Jones. 30: Or. T. white. 80: Or.
Edwards 2s; DR.. Mack, 80. and Or.
MCGEE, 30.
This is the handicap list for 1871
golfers who have handed In the
nearest average score. Those who
wish TO be handicapped may do so
by sending their average score per
round to Eddie Jackson, 1921
Twelfth street, or phone To. 5-S34S.
Watch for the first handicap, and
match play tournament soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

70 come through successfully IN the
hot fame of competition.
Back in Detroit Mrs. Lomax Is
concentrating on preparations for
defense OF her Public Parks champ
ionship. She has been on the court
each and every day during the two
weeks she has been home. getting
in plenty OF practice before the
Public Parks tournament which
will be held June p.
Following this the former champ
ion will 60 to New York 10 defend
the championship she won last
years in the New York Open. Then
comes the trip 10 Tuskegee where
she hopes TO regain the national
crown which was lost last year at
Wherefore.
II was Lulu Ballard. Cleveland.
who upset Mrs. Lomax in the quar-
terminals Of the national last year.
Subsequently Kathryn Jones. Tus-
kegee, eliminated Miss Ballard.
Miss Jones lost TO Agnes Lawson,
Prairie View, in the finals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Or. V. 7. Beck. Of Cleveland,
visited Detroit Sunday In order to
discuss the plans for the Amateur
Golfers associations second an
nual tournament which will be
hell Of River Rouge Golf course
in Detroit. Aug. 6. and s. The
Detroit Amateur Golf Club, lncor-
porated. will be host to over four
hundred golfers expected TO par
ticipate in this tournament.
The tentative tournament sche-
dule consists OF three-day set
up: First day, qualifying rounds
Second day. match-play, and third
day, final rounds and mixed
scotch foursomes. There will be
driving and putting contests held
throughout the tournament.
The two main headquarters for
the AGA tourney will be the Alpha
House EAST Side) and Nacariema
Club West Side) according TO
Attorney Julian Rodgers. chair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Detroit Team
Beats Cincinnati
To Win Title
Wages Uphill
Battle To Come
From Behind

CINCINNATI--St. Antoine YMCA
OF Detroit waged an uphill fight TO
come from behind and capture the
national championship OF the
American volley Ball association
in dramatic finish here Saturday
night.
Detroit, in the opening game
played in the large and spacious
Armory. dropped a hard-fought
game to Pine Street Y OF st. Louis.
the Missourians winning two of
the three games played In the
match.
Win Over Three
In their second match st. An
tome faced Atlanta, and scored
their first victory in the tourna-
ment. This victory was followed
with wins over Columbus, and
Chicago.
In the meantime Cincinnati. de-
Tending champions had beaten st.
Louis. In the quarterhnals st. An
tome squared things with st. Louis
by defeating the Pine Street play
ers. They then went on to beat Gin
cinnatl twice in the semifnals.
With victory hanging in the bal
ance, st. Antoine dropped the first
game OF the finals TO Cincinnati.
but came back strong TO capture
the next two.
The ST. Antoine team was COM
posed of Capt Roderich Schuster.
Or. =. 0. Gamble, l.. Smith, wal
ter House. Hugh Peterson, Bill
Adams and Tom Briscoe. c. Sterl-
ing Chavis. physical director OF
St. Antoine. and wilbur c. Wood
son, executive secretary, were pre-
sent during the tournament. A
large delegation OF Detroiters ac-
companicd the team TO Cincinnati.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Chatter OF Hoofs
BY RAzz BROWN

With the Fair Grounds running
their twilight racing meet, the boys
can go out TO see the 'bangtails
right here at home. and what a
meeting II Is going TO be. Only the
daily doubles have been very
mesger in quality. One thing sure
that is the boss Epidor will not
win all the sprint races here this
season. Showup is back with US but
know he Is not the boss he was
one year ago.
The Dixiana Stable may turn
loose some OF their good ones as I
know they have some under cover.
Our own Horace Mattingly. star
trainer from Kentucky. could not
get stalls here. so he shipped to
Chi. The Juveniles stabbed al the
Fair Grounds seem 10 be OF cheap
calibre. but there may be good
one from some OF the stables here
In all. the race meets looks like a
sure fire winner for the manage
ment But the totalizer Is not IN
to standard yet. They are at least
trying 10 better the handling OF the
cash though.
Detroit has become quite popular
in racing circles since the smart
boys. such as Lou Smith. wants 10
run the race-track at Worthwhile. So
| guess this defense work around
here makes the boys in on the
know want cut out OF the long
green. Yes. yes,
EightT'hirty. the crack handi.
cap. boss ont East, has gone the
way Of all high weight carriers. a
bowed tendon and he may never
get back 10 the races. Boys. that's
real trouble for n trainer 10 bring
back bowed tendon boss Level
Best Is hack with all the speed she
had last year. so look out fllies.
Whirlaway will have Eddie Acaro
up in the Belmont. After showing
the boys from the Big Apple how
he can run, and look for him 10
break record in this race. Vas.
he beat Milland and others with
W. Eads up. so that makes him
world heater in my book. The latest
dope for the end book is no Negro
or Cuban riders can get license to
ply their trade in Michigan. May
be they are Reds or labor agita-
tors. Something is wrong with this
ruling, or ] don't know what II IS
all about. The racing in New Eng
land is not up 10 the past standard
The weather has been good but the
nags continue TO do first today and
last tomorrow acts. which Is not
good for the public. Perhaps there
are too many race tracks at pre-
sent. ] suggest II the race tracks
OF today want TO save racing they
must open IN non-profit tracks like
keeneland In Delaware. Yes. that
will get It Too many favorites get
beaten days. and there Is
nothing said about H. And nv the
way. 1t seems as though the Of
hcials are tickled about Il. II can
not last Fools come and 20. but
even the biggest kind OF fool gets
wise sometime Happy Pilot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Roscoe Toles To Face
Big Jim Thompson In
10-Rounder Thursday

Roscoe Toles. state heavyweight
champion. left for Baltimore Sum
day where he will meet Big Jim
Thompson in a ten-round bout
Thursday, June 5. Toles will COM
plete his training in Baltimore.
1t was Thompson who almost
spoiled championship contest for
Abe Simon. Thompson scored an
unexpected ten-round victory over
Abe just before the New Yorker
was to meet Joe Louis last March
81 for the heavyweight title liz De-
troit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Satchell Page Stars
and Ethiopian Clowns
Meet In Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. O.-There will be
big doings In Cincinnati on Sun
day, June s, and Race folks from
hundreds OF miles around will be
there for the festivities.
First. there's the gala baseball
double-header at Crosley Field.
home OF the worlds champion Reds
In the afternoon. pitiing Satchel
Paige and his Negro stars against
the Miami Ethiopian Clowns in an
attraction that easily could be bill
ed for the worlds Independent Ne
gro championship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Copeland
Wins 100 At
.AAU Meet
Allen Ties
For First In
High Jump

The nearest colored athlete could
get to a first place IN the annual
Michigan Amateur Athletic Union
track and held championships at
Ypsilanti last Saturday vas a tie.
Wesley Allen tieing with Don Can
ham, University OF Michigan team
mate, for first place in the running
high Jump with a leap OF feet. A
inches.
Stanley Simons. former Wayne
university star and wearing the col
ors OF st. Antoine YMCA was third
IN the high jump and second IN the
hop, skip and jump.
Bob wingo, wayne. was third
in the 440 and second in the GO.
Linwood Wright Wayne. wa, nth
in the eco Willie Merchant. 81.
Antoine YMCA. was fifth in the
l2eyard heh hurdles.
In the high school events Bert
Copeland. state champion inter-
scholastic Splinter. maintained his
fast pace by winning the high
school lon-yard dash n i02. The
same time made by Al Piel. Uni-
versity Of Michigan, in capturing
the open 100 Copeland also finished
second IN the running broad jump.
and was member Of the Benton
Harbor high school winning half
mile relay team.
Horace Smith, Jackson was Sec
ond 10 Copeland in the ln0. Horace
Coleman. former lIamiramck high
star and now sophomore at
Western state Teachers college.
ran anchor on the Broncos VIM
Ming mile relay team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Jim Davis Collects
Four Hits To Pace
DPW To Win Sun.

DPW. defending champions in
tie Labor League. had to come
from behind to defeat the fifth
place Printers. 10 10 . at North
western Field, Sunday morning
The champions spotted the
Printers seven runs in the first
inning, and then turned loose
a batting spree that netted six
runs in the second and Ave in
the third. The DPW batters
slugged out is hits. James Davis
collecting four OF them.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Stain Pledges
Finish Fight

Continued from Page One
were being quickly mopped up as
they landed behind the Russian
lines and that no damage had been
done. An indication of the extent
of such operations was given by
one report from Moscow of 80 Ger
man parachutists landed at one
time.
Moscow prepared for air raids by
sending children out of the capital
and piling sandbags around build
ings. Many shelters were dug III
backyards.
Both the Russian and the Ger
man communiques indicated that
for the first time the Nazi military
machine is gathering momentum in
a drive for the Ukraine
Berlin claimed that the German
Rumanian divisions which have
been smashed back every time they
attempted to cross the river Pruth
have now broken across the river
into Bessarabia and were said to
be advancing rapidly toward the
Dniester river, boundary of the rich
Ukraine wheat lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

CHICAGO, July 3 CUP) - The
punches Joe Louis threw in the
llng won him a fortune. Those he
threw at home prompted his wife
to seek a divorce.
A divorce petition with those al
legations was filed in Cook county
circuit court by Mrs. Marva Trot-
ter Barrow 25, onetime stenogra-
pher, who married the heavyweight
champion Sept. "a. 1885.
The Bomber's wife said he had
struck her in fits of temper last
Jan. 2 and again in April wholly
without proyccation." She asked a
divorce with reasonable living pro-
visions from Louis accumulated
earnings of more than 1000, 600
and annual income estimated at
S250000. She also asked the court
to restore her maiden name, MarVa
Trotter.
At Detroit, LOUIS expressed sur
prise but SAID he didn't think he
would contest the divorce.
If she wants one. what good
would it do for me to try to force
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Potash Plant in
Part Production
Despite Strike

TRONA. Cal, July UP) -
A back to-work movement had
restored at least partial produc-
ton at the struck American Pot
ash and Chemical company today
and shipments of vital boraX went
out to defense industries for the
first time in three months.
A spokesman for the British
owned corporation which furnishes
half the nation borax, essential
in defense production, said 528 of
the plants 1887 employees returned
yesterday past picket line of the
CIO Mine, Mill and Smelter Work :
nrs.
The union SAID. however, that
only about rs striking workers had
returned and that OF the nee
essary so skilled workers only q
passed the picket lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Three Packing
Firms Indicted

CHICAGO, July 3 (UP) = Th c
governments antitrust division to-
day obtained indictments of three
major packing firms, two organi-
cations of meat buyers, and seven
individuals in its investigation of
hog prices and marketing.
Those indicted today were:
Wilson, Armour and Swift Pack
ing house. The American Meat in
stitute.
Thomas E. Wilson, chairman of
the board of Wilson & Company.
George A. Eastwood, president of
Armour; w. S. Clithera, vice presi-
dent; F. M Sherwood, an executive.
John Holmes, president of Swift,
S. w. Lund, vice president and F.
B. Knutsen, an executive.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

LOS ANGELES. July 8 up
Edward Price Richards. %, and
registered for the draft. today ask
ed the court to change his status
legally from man to woman because
lie has already changed physically
through some caprice of nature.
In a petition filed with the su-
peri9r court, he requested that his
name be changed to Barbara Ann
Richards and that he be permitted
to wear feminine clothing.
Richards was born IN Essex
county, Massachusetts,, and was
,eared as a normal, though rather
slckly, boy. He said the change
came gradually.
7 first noticed the change
couple of years ago. he said. so
I registered for the census as a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Here's One Wdy
To BeQt Draft

Woman-although 7 was still wear
ing mems clothing and I still had
to shave every day"
Registration for selective service
last October brought his case to
a head. ne said. He registered as
a male but at the same time
consulted noted endocrinologist.
This physician notified the selective
service board. The board said Rich
ards need not undergo a special
examination, ard placed him in
Glass 4-F.
so I decided that, since I was
a woman in every essential way, /
should establish my status through
the courts Richards said.
The petitioner worked as an in
terror decorator before quitting his
Job because of his changing condi-
ton.
ABOUT two years ago he ex-
planned, "I realized some physiolo-
blcal 2nan9e was taxing place. |
used to have such a heavy beard
that I had to shave twice a day.
Now II has stopped growing. 1
haven't shaved for six weeks
Richards. already wearing femi-
nine elotaing an anticipation OF
court permission. uses powder and
louges. He said his skin became
smoother and finer, and the shape
of his face changed. His voice rose
to 2 conualto.
u changed to a woman, mentally,
too. I wanted % stay around the
house. I became found of cooking
and household duties"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Stain Admits
Huge Gains Made
By Ndzi Armies
Continued from Page one)

I'll s6N NV
with our sweat. to seize our grain
and oil. secured by our labor
Stain called on the 10000 900
men. women and children of the
Soviet union to fight a war of utter
destruction.
The peoples Of the Soviet Union
must rise against the enemy and
defend their rights and their land. "
he said The Red army, the Red
navy and all citizens of the Soviet
Union must defend everH inch Of
Soviet soil. must fight to the last
drop of blood for our towns and
villages. must display the daring,
initiative and intelligence that are
inherent in our people.
In case of a forced retreat OF
Red army units, all rolling stock
must be evacuated. the enemy must
not be left in single engine, a
single railway car, not a single
pound of grain or a single gallon
of fuel
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
viii Undergo
Operation Monday

Captain Frank Osywalt will un-
dergo a throat operation at the
Franklin hospital in San Francisco
Monday morning. he telephoned
relatives in Ell Centro Thursday.
He was ordered into the hospital
Thursday morning for a rest and
preliminary treatment before the
operation. His physicians informed
him they expect to remove the
voice box and later install an ar
tif.cial voice mechanism. This type
o. voice box. OsWalt said, is con-
trolled by the muscles of the throat
and has been used successfully N
similar cases.
Physicians said they could give
him no idea of how long he will
nave TO remain in the hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
General Asks
Right to Send
Troops Abroad
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Continued from Page j
delay. Events OF the past two months
are convincing proof of the terrif-
ic power possessed by a nation ad-
ministered purely on a military
basis. Events of the past few days
are even more forcible indications
of the suddennes with which con-
flict can spread to areas hitherto
considered free from attack.
"It is therefore urgently recon-
mended that the war department
be given authority to extend the
period of service of the selective
service men. the officers of the re-
serve corps, and the units of the
national guard
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Cafe Wages Cut
In San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, July CUP)-
One hundred downtown restaurants
today cut the wages of their cooks,
walters and other employees 25 per
cent and heightened the work
week to enforce employees demands
that the Culinary Unions bargain
for a master contract.
The wage slash produced a dis
pute which threatened to close
many of the citys largest and best
known restaurants
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Radically New
Tank Destroyer
Units Organized
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(COntlnued from Page II
organizing the only completely mo-
torized division the Fourth at Fort
Benning, Ga.
For the first time in the history
of our army. the infantryman will
have some artillery in his own
hands TO support him in action,
Stimson said. Plans call for the
introduction of a self-propelled IS
nm. howitzer as an integral weapon
of the divisions infantry regiments
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Joe Threw Too Many Punches While
AT Home, Wife CHARGES in Divorce Suit

her to remain my WIFE he said.
He denied The charges of "ex-
treme and repeated cruelty in the
petition.
Il did lot of shadow boxing
around tie nouse,' he said, but
rever once did I Jay a hand on
her. We have had an occasional
argument, but thought all them
were settled. Lots of married folks
have EN-"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Council Takes
Hiway Changes
Under Study

Continued from Page One)
through the city, one down Main
and the other on Adams and Com
mercial.
Vaughn prefaced his remarks with
a recount of the recent visit to E.
Centro of Frank Clark, state direc-
tor of public WORKS.
Il want to make it clear that he
Clark did not block a tWo-lane
underpass at Main street, and the
commission has not been influenced
in the change I now present =
he commented.
$500, 900 EARMARKED
Vaughn went on to explain that
the commission had allocated $780,
900 for an underpasS and he hau
hoped to obtain sufficient addition
al funds to build four-lane SUBJ
way, the money coming from excess
left over from other contracts.
Since the emergency, our othe'
contracts have been running far
more than engineering estimates
ad therefore there is no excess avail
able" he continued. AS 100000 is
not enough to build a four-lane un-
derpass, and a tWo-lane pass is ad-
mittedly inadequate, Vaughn sale
the present highway realignment
plan has been drawn as substitute
Il sincerely believe we can gel
the Main street extension part OF
the plan through he said.
Vaughn declared ne felt he could
have engineers in El Centro by
August if the council acted prompt
| ly.
As preliminary step to action OIL
the Vaughn proposal, the city coun-
| ell erased previous resolutions ir
which gasoline tax funds wert
pledged on condition an underpass
be built, and prepared to start
anew.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Tire Price CeiIinq
viii Be Deferred

WASHINGTON, July 3 CUP)-
Price Control Administrator Leon
Henderson announced today that
contemplated price ceilings on tires,
tubes, and other finished rubber
products will be deferred in order
to give the industry opportunity to
work out price problems on vol
untary basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
HELD TO ANSWER

Luther Franklin, Negro, was or
dered to trial in superior court on
z charge of attempting TO murder
Perry winters in Calpatria June
%. The two Negroes were SAID ~
have had an argument over a
knife.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
WEATHER

Southern California: Clear today
tonight and Friday, except late
night and early morning low over
cast coastal section; slightly higher
temperature coastal section with
continued warm inland; gentle
westerly winds coastal section.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Good Weather
Seen for Fourth
BY UNITED PRESS

Cloudless skies and mild temper
atures today promised most of the
nation ideal weather for Fourth OF
July celebrations.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Westnlorland
News Notes

Miss Dorothy Cardinal of San
Felipe has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Cecilia DuFrene.
Buster Orday and Miss Catherine
Duggen were recently married in
Yuma Ordway was a former police
officer in Westmorland and recent
| " resigned to accept a position IN
one of the airplane factories on
the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Warren. Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Bridgers and Mr..
and Mrs. R p. Ostrander attended
the Legion picnic at Pine Grove
last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubry Lee and
children enjoyed trip To Compton
over the week end.
Mrs. Jack Taylor. city librarian,
has announced that beginning July
the 18th the library will be open
from 9 am. until noon on the
regular library days. instead of the
afternoon hours.
A large group of Westmorland
Scouts left Sunday for Camp Haul
Cu-Cuish. Joe Williams. Mrs John
Martin and Clifford Randolph pro-
yided transportation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Rambling Reporter
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One)
(She referred to the electric
catfish" of African waters that like
the electric eel, packs a Wallop
But she got her wires crossed bitD
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
Rather 4 COmedOWn-

This is too good to keep.
One of our best agents reports
that in a recent radio introduction
in which a truly leading Imperial
Valley citizen was called upon to
speak, the announcer began:
one of our leading figure
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

Miss Dorothy Cardinal of San
Felipe has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Cecilia DuFrene.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

One deluxe nickel finish. TEX
AN. IT,. cap pistol. regular big
style break barrel, SO shot re-
peatine. ornamental pla site
butt. Just like the Texas Rang
ers carry.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Lee and
children enjoyed a trip To Compton
over the week end
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-19
Nntrnt I.
Reminder 4,

God is II refuge and strength, a
very present help in trouble.
Therefore will we not fear, though
the earth be removed. and though
the mountains be carried into the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-19

Are swollen men,
branes and clog
glng mucous caused
By a Stulfy head
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-19
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