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The guardian., 1941-06-21
DUSSALT FINE COACH

President Carmichael of Tuft. :
lege invited Eddie Dugger r 70 uits to Col,
week while both awaited word W .sa last
Wright Field authorities OtS Suann from
democratic act as this would baUo 1u'n a
treason in some places. F1se ISse Oeen
OAR, would never think Of Tn NH. the
even Marian Anderson to tea P,,t P3ntiIng
are different, anyway, and too, I'll thin men \
The parting scene between ~.
Coach Dinger Dussalt and Edd;o uits Jus
one Of those brief manly affairs was vas
the eX Georgetown half mile etaS y. yeI
like a father losing his son. Since 'I FSg! Iss
lost his dad this fine coach has filad Iuae ~
spot in a lot of ways for Eddie Jn.;a .le
the past three years. Those who oTrlag nrnI
at the Testimonial know that c"eat "els
Dussalt Is a grand guy. And aOa boina
such a grand guy he inspired tbo bo',ns uI
tire college to be that way. 'i'
Coaches sometimes can make =,
break a college.
The guardian., 1941-06-21

cry will hold its regular conclave on
Monday, June %, at which time the
devision commander, Sir Geo. E. Berry,
will make his inspection of the com
candery. Rising Sun Chapter,
O.E.S., will hold its regular meeting on
Tuesday, June "a, and VIM. G. Butler
Chapter on Friday, June 81. Well,
the first half of the year has passed
and the craft is at leisure for two
months with the exception of John 7.
Hilton lodge who has work laid out on
the trestle board, and like good men
and true remain to finish it. Let Us
all come back in September with re-
newed zeal and determination to make
the last half of the year excel in every
way the first half. Don't forget the
outing given by Rising Sun lodge on
July 5. There will be unlimited oppor-
tunities to enjoy the day and at the
same time relax those jaded nerves.
Thought for the week
Men who live by brains and courage
live in their deeds after their bodies
are dead.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
Suffolk Downs Trends
By "TRIUMVIRS"

America on the verge of war and
the Conn-Louis heavyweight champ
ionship already decided had very little
interest the past week at Suffolk
Downs. Rumblings of crookedness,
which have no foundation, were whis-
pered by several plungers and tricky
money players between races, but no
positive conclusions were arrived at
by these devotees of "put and take" /"
The fag end of the downs" season
is nearing. Indications of the greatest
handle in New England track history
may be big news when statistics are
recorded, when the 60-day meeting is
over. The state racing commission and
management have an eagle eye at all
times over each move that takes place
at the track. Neither Of these "facto-
tens" stand for any funny" business
that will give the pari-mutuel system
in the Bay State a black eye. Owners
and trainers alike feel duty bound to
be on the level, so that they can't be
blacklisted. The jockeys dare not at
tempt any dirty work after their
mounts are saddled in the paddock.
Secret agents are on the watch to de-
tect any raw actions or deceptions,
which in any manner would endanger
the stupendous daily sale of pari-
mutuel tickets. This observer is Ger
tain that the management has two
much invested for any monkey business
to get very far. In making this OBJ
servation, one does not have to buy
any tickets to find out. Suffolk Downs
is managed by a corporation under
careful scrutiny of this Common
wealth. So what? Let US go on with
the story.
GUARDIAN formists are making
great strides informing those who fol-
low their selections. Bang tail en-
thusiasts await this column with eager
ness. Since the downs" opening, sales
of this publication have increased by
leaps and bounds. All of the news
stands and boys on the streets have
reported sell outs. Last week few pa
pers could be bought two hours after
they rolled off the press. We are as
suring our readers of a follow up at
Rockingham and the fall meeting at
Naragansett. Charlotte Lew, "Sid'
Mack and the Coloney, are doing a
great job. keeping everybody informed.
We hope their uncanny opinions will
hold firm. CONRAD MANN, made his
expected comeback last Monday. This
old campaigner when in form stands
inspection at any time if they place
him on the card.
Next weeks short distance shots:
Silver Tower, Kleig Light, FULL OF
FUN, Remarkable, PAY LIGHT,
CALIXICO, Stroling Easy, Playable,
Ardour. Long distance fiers: Side
Track, US, Speedy Booger, Bright
Mark, Meadow Dew, Jay Bee Dee, IN
FID0X, Temulac. Here they are.
Take them for a ride!
The guardian., 1941-06-21
Big Race College
Entry in A. A. U.
Nationals

PHILADELPHIA large entry of
colored athletes is expected at the
June 1929 National A.A.U. Track &
Field Championships here at historic
Franklin Field.
Panama Sprinter
Ralph Metcalfe, 1882 and 1896
Olympic veteran and coach at Xavier,
New Orleans, will alone enter a com
plete squad from the race college.
Xavier will have Gil Farrow, winner
of the Penn 400 meter hurdles; and
Charlie Bellazaire, sprinter from
Panama, among others.
The Southern Conference will have
additional representatives in sprint
king Leo Tarrant of Alabama State
and Adam Berry, 6:7 performer in
the highjump wearing the colors of
Southern U.
Tommy East of Cheyney Teachers,
a sprint sensation, Bill Carter of Pitt
Barney Ewell of Penn State and a
number of other colored boys will COM
pete.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
Going to Town
Continued from Page 81

July "a 49,. get your tickets early
and now for the hit affair of the
month, folks . . Cafe Society will
sponsor a closed formal session We'd
nesday, June 25, at the swanky New
bury Studios with admission only by
cards purchased in advance the
evening will be called "Cafe Society in
the South American Sway" presenting
the all star South American numbers
from Stanley Browns latest show
Dance Patterns of 1941" recently
presented at Jordan Hall and featuring
the exotic Loretta Chan in her daring
Temptation" number a chorus
line of eight dancing beauties will
dance "The South American Sway"
=. bolero tap speciality =. the Gu
sano sisters in Latin Americans"
and several rhythm specialties the
maestro, Stanley Brown, formerly with
the Cotton Club in New York, Sammy
Gardner, popular dancer and master
of ceremonies and Sandy Sandiford
will positively appear only one
hundred guests will be accommodated
at this special club party sponsored by
The Smooth Sessions, Inc. Everett
Darlington, Bobby Isaacs and Bill
Howard as usual, Herbie Jaxon,
Tom Center and Jay Powell will be
your hosts for the evening dine
and dance and B.Y.OL. the Ritz
Club opens at Wilmington, Mass, fea-
turing two bands nightly and an all
colored revue of thirty people in "Con-
nie's Hot Chocolates of 1941" with no
cover or minimum charges see you
there goombye :. GOO E. DUCK.
FLASH! Horace Henderson and his
sensational orchestra booked for their
first Boston appearance July 3, 1941,
at the Egleston Square Gardens by the
Esquire Club coming soon to the
Metropolitan Theatre Eddie "Roches-
ter" Anderson in "Kiss the Boys Good
bye" with Mary Martin and an all
star cast -. Listen to Station WAAB
Sunday afternoons at six o'clock for
the all-colored musical hit show
Cats s-'n-Jammers, featuring Lena
Horne and the Charioteers.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
SWELL TEAM MATES

Eddie Dugger has always beaten
me, but l consider it an honor to rsvn bava
run second to such a great chamnionsS lr'S !
The above are the wonderful snort.
manship words of Walter Hall, Eddis's
famed white team-mate and newt
years Tufts indoor track captain w
Ray Valente, next years Tufts ont.
door track captain brought Eddie's
trophies home last week and before
leaving he said, "You know, Mrs Dnc.
ger, it was an honor for me to have
competed on the same team with
Eddie. I'll never forget it."
The boys meant it. They Travelled
together through college. They often
dropped by Eddie's house for supuer
cooked by Eddie's talented sisters and
sometimes they'd turn on the radio
and dance. And Eddie would drop by
their homes. He and Walter Hall were
always travelling somewhere together
and their fine friendship will continue
long after college.
Tufts has lost more than track
captain.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
Quaker Editor
Blasts Howard u.
Conditions

PHILADELPHIA = Al Dunmore
sports editor of the Independent
roundly criticized the Howard Univer.
sity administration for firing Coach
Harry Payne here last week.
Payne is former U. Vermont stal
athlete. Wrote Dunmore in his blast.
ing article last week: "Payne, despite
the fact that Howard has one of the
largest enrollments of colored colleges
was forced to pick up local sandlot
players and use assistant coaches Il
get men enough to have a scrimmage
Many of the players throughout the
season were underfed and definitely
out of condition. Yet, until last year
Payne was always abue to mould {
creditable eleven. :"
The guardian., 1941-06-21
MASSACRE DAY BILL

In the Year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty
relative
Of the Heroic Deaths Cpus Aucks Samuel Maverick
James Caldwell, Samuel Gray and Patrick Carr.
Be enacted by the Representatives
Court assembled and by the authority of the follows:
inserted
Of the current the following new
Section I'D The shall annually
proper on March NTH Of the of the Boston Massacre
wherein C1spus Attucks, American
Kavc James Caldwell Samuel Gray Patrick
as the first the
The guardian., 1941-06-21
By THE ROVER

jerry Mason, track editor of the
Boston Globe, set a precedent this
week by featuring a three column
headline farewell to a New England
colored athlete, Eddie Dugger of Tufts.
Mason Is one of the best friends any
striving colored athlete can have in
this state and this fact should be we'll
known to several now in college or on
the verge of entering college within
a few years.
EDDIE SPURS TRACK
Once the ball is rolling, it is well to
keep it going and therefore it is with
keen interest that one observes the
coming" New England athletic stars
OF color. Whom can we refer to Jerry
Mason as "next?." The question is
obviously difficult if not impossible to
answer. Moreover there is certain to
be newly inspired colored army of
tracksters inspired by Dugger, just as
there was great inflow Of boxers
inspired by Joe Louis. This new inflow
OF track talent is already evident in
young schoolboys announcing their
intention of going out for track next
season. From these boys will certainly
come at least one champion.
LOU AND BOB TOO
Only few years ago, this reporter
wrote that the then college sopho-
mores," Lou Montgomery, of B. c.,
Eddie Dugger of Tufts, and Bib Dixon
Of R. l. State would create "new era"
for colored athletes in New England.
The results Of this prediction are now
most evident. Bob was a good 44O
runner and but for injuries might have
become a great halfmiler. Dixon's
last-lap finishes amazed Hub track
fans for three years. The way he
bounded around the boards will never
be forgotten. Dugger's fame in track
and Montgomery's fame on the grid
iron are much too vivid to go over
now. Incidentally, and very important
too, Bob Dixon was elected track cap
tain at Rhode Island State, the first
colored, we believe, ever to pilot the
rugged Rams. So these three, Dixon,
Dugger, and Montgomery,-all gradu-
ated this year-came up from Bridge
The guardian., 1941-06-21
Wonderland Park

Dazzling arc-lights and many OF
the speediest hounds Of dogdom in
America came TO Wonderland. Revere
last Monday night. swiftly IS US
ual, ran ahead Of the dogs. The tote
board price flashes between races
urged dog devotees TO the windows for
a play Of their lunches. A wonderful
season OF dog racing Is anticipated.
Here are some fast hounds TO watch
BLUE CO8RADE. TEAR OUT. REM
AVANT, RISKY NIGHT.
Brave Gesture defeated Fern Nature
in the opening feature OF the card,
which was an old feud carried over
from last season.
The guardian., 1941-06-21

stopper, Roy Campanella, is leading
the pack in hitting with an average of
.576. This is remarkable considering
the fact that Roy has never been a
heavy hitter. His sojourn in Puerto
Rico last winter certainly has i'm
proved greatly. Companella and
pitcher Byrd playing for an island
team won the championship. This
alone must have served as an incentive
because at present Roy being the
youngest catcher in the league seems
TO be headed for the all-star classic in
Chicago.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
MasonicNews
By SOLOMON


Eureka lodge will hold its regular
communication on Tuesday, June "a,
and will welcome all visiting brethren.
Mt. Moriah lodge will hold its regular
communication on Thursday, June 26,
at which time the MN. degree will be
conferred. Come and witness it and
thus refresh your memory. :. There
has been unlimited opportunity during
the past few months to keep posted in
the ritualistic side of the craft. How
much have you profited by being pres
ent and assisting in the work? The
visitations of the Grand Master and
the exemplifcation of the several de-
grees have made the first half of the
year most interesting and profitable.
Holy Sepulchre Consistory will
hold their regular meeting Sunday,
June %. -. Lewis Hayden Command
The guardian., 1941-06-21
Gil Walker Wins
A. A. U. Century

TECH FIELD-Gil Walker, speedy
Boston College sophomore, participat-
ing in the 1941 and 50th annual New
England A.A.U. Track and Field
Championships here last Saturday was
winner of the 100 yard dash in 10.1
seconds over Mel Vincent of the B.A.A
and Willard Crook of U. New Hamp-
shire.
Al Hass of University of N. H. de-
feated Walker in a meet record break
ing PIG seconds 220 yard run.
Eddie Dugger and Walter Hall OF
Tufts did not compete, owing to press
ing obligations.
The guardian., 1941-06-21

ton Academy, Medford and Brocktor
respectively, all located in New Eng.
land, to make good as we expected they
would.
A HUB SCH0OLBOY?
Still We haven't provided Jerry
Mason with our stars of the future but
there is very slight suspicion one Of
them might come out of the Boston
School System. And it doesn't take a
qulzz program to name the probable
star Tor one of them) as Lew Watkins
OF Mechanic Arts. From Cambridge
Rlndge Tech Jerry Mason might be
overpleased to write about a jerry
Lewis, who, incidentally, is another
hurdler and all around athlete. Cam
bridge, IN fact, is just about due to re-
lease another Robart, Rolly Bernard,
Chet Smith, Bill Burke, Francis Mat
thews, Ralph Ward, and, well. nobody
can complete the long list of stars from
the University City. But if Cam
bridge steps ahead of the Hub in pro-
ducing star, don't be surprised.
GUILD AT HARVARD
One of the Cambridge best bets is
Of course, Ray Guild, ex-Cambridge
Latin speed demon, who will return to
Harvard as a junior next term. have
seen Guild play wingback on the Grim
son eles when he was a soph. Glild
is one of the fastest backs Harvard
has seen since Fritz Pollard. Guild
will be more than matched by the
more experienced Chuck Thomas, AZ.
and Howie Mitchell, '43, of Boston Uni
versity, but Chuck and Howie both
hail from the Midwest. However. Blu.
viii have a local boy worth watching.
And what about Gil Walker. the ex-
Everett H. S. flyer now at B. c.?
Walker will go far in track. He might
have gone further in football, for he
is brilliantly fast halfback, especi-
ally on receiving passes.
Reggie Cook, a Medford sophomore
at Northeastern U. has been winning
too many points for the Huskies to be
ignored in track. What we may ex-
pect from Brown U. and other schools
remains question.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
Ohio State
Race Track Captain

COLUMBUS, O.-Ralph Hammond,
colored sprinter and Big Ten cham
pion, has been elected Ohio State track
captain for next term.
Hammond is from Brooklyn, N. Y,
and is a senior. He has competed two
years of varsity track and also plays
football.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
Oscar Charleston
To Pilot Philly

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles
ton, famous among "old time" firstbase
stars, arrived from Indianapolis by
plane here to take over the manage
ment of Philadelphia Stars of the Ma
tional League.
The Stars former manager is now
Private Jake Dunn of the U. S. Army
Dunn was called to the Colors this
month.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
First MIXED" Bout
Staged in Delaware

WILMINGTON, Del. - Competing
for the Delaware State bantamweight
title here last week, Ray Morris, 124,
and Johnny Aillo, the champion at 118,
staged the first "mixed bout ever pre-
sented here in the Blue Hen State.
Morris lost a six round decision.
The guardian., 1941-06-21

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The guardian., 1941-06-21
|SPORTLIGHT
BY GEORGE R. SKELLY
THE STORY OF THE WEEK
JERRY MASON DUE FOR
MORE LOCAL SEPIA STARS

ton Academy, Medford and Brocktor
respectively, all located in New Eng,
land, to make good as we expected they
would.
The guardian., 1941-06-21

The first release shows Elite Back.
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Property Management

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM JOHNSON, INC. OFFICES
SIS Years of Management Service
Hannah Real Estate Exch. CA. ZOO
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Business Places for Rent

FARNSWORTH, Corner Dubois-Store,
suitable grocery, shoemaker, $40 month
Townsend 5-235S
GAS STATION-Four-roo room apartment; $50
monthly. Townsend s-7l40; University
1-552s.
sCHAEFER ROAD. 77i5-Good store, suit
able for any business; reasonable. oregon
1857.
SHOP 36x46 IT.: good for any business
reasonable rent. 1851 Mack.
WOODWARD Highland Park; west
side Of street. Size 1sx50 with fun base
ment. Heated. See caretaker in apt.
PROCTOR AND COMPANY
GA. $3.50. UN 1929 GIVE }
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Share Living Quarters

BUSINESS girl will share comfortable two
room apartment. Call Plaza 1882 be-
tween 9:30-i2 30.
CHERRY, 1882 Widow: share comfortable
private home with couple; IS weekly.
HELEN, 4160--Couple share home, every
thing furnished; $50 monthly. Ivanhoe
$500.
BENTLER. 14177-Share private home
baby welcome, or will board, room two.
Evergreen O5l0-W..
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ALL kinds used stoves rebuilt like new 81
Up 1888 Grand River. bet West Chicago
I.ivsrnois. 26i3 East Dawson bet Mckay
ana Maine open tili ?. sunday ull 2
BRAND NV Flotencs OF heater, s2f IS
Gasoline station. 1850 Joy road.
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A COMPLETE new dining room suite. wal
nut waterfall finish. S64. so: two-piece
living room suite, sac so: 10-pound turkey
free. Gardner. s30s West Vernon Highway.
only. Open evenings.
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Board and Room

Msrtindale lovely room. good meals
excellent transportation. IsasonAbls, sirls.
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LARCHMONT

50. 500, $500 DOWN
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HOMER WARREN & CO.
MENDOZA, mr.. Fullerton--6 large rooms,
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n real buy AT $3.50. substantial down
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MONTEREY. l4th $3.50 down. S3l
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NEW 4-room bungalow on large lot. second
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Apartments for Rent
Furnishsd

CLARK. 116l--3-room: bath, basement; :
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Children al Board

CHRISTIAN home, licensed. mothers care.
comfortable, honey, ages IA 5. Pingres
57s2
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CANTON (KerchevaD furnaces; good
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Income Bungalows for Rent

INCOME-Upstairs. s rooms redecorated,
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Mortgages
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

COMPLETE SHOE REPAIRING stor,
established neighborhood business; must
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CONFECTIONERY--N school and play
ground; no competition; good income.
IVanhoe 9552.
GAS STATION, fully equipped; good busi-
ness. Call between So s155 Florida.
GROCERY, meat market; excellent bust.
ness, heavy stock owner drafted; must
sell; first reasonable offer. 1914 West
Chicago.
GROCERY MEAT MARKET = Two meat
counters, electric freezer, stock, fixtures;
reasonable. es55 Chalmers PIngree 1895.
lGRocERY,MEAT7 BARKET-si roo $500
down electric equipment. 1880 East
Vernon highway
GROCERY and meat market: new modern
equipment; sacrifice; retiring Univer-
sity 1.51s6.
MODERN grocery, meat, beer wine store
worth 50, 500. take 81, 500 cash; excellent
for young couple. All cash business. East
side. Tuxedo 1887.
REsTA URANT-Doing excellent business.
=. must sacrifice, Doctors orders. Telephone
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Hunting. Fishing Property

BAKERS CAMP. vsnetten Lake. Chip
pewa Landing. oscoda. Mich. Deer am
duck hunting. reservations now 81 so pc
day board and room. u. II. Baker, all:
Holbrook, Trinity 2-s473