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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Brud Holland Named
Assistant Coach At
Hampton Institute

HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va
Jerome "Brud" Holland. football
immortal who smashed his way to
All-Ameircan honors two consecu-
tive years on Coach Carl Snavely's
great Cornell grid team, has been
appointed assistant football coach
IN an athletic department shake
up at Hampton Institute.
President Malcolm S. MacLean
revealed that Holland is one OF sew
eral new faculty appointments at
the Tidewater Virginia school. The
great and will divide his time be-
tween teaching physical education
and rural sociology. which he stud
led with honors at Cornell.
James Little Train Griffin. who
has just completed his first year on
the Hampton Institute coaching
starr after graduating from Hamp-
Ton last year, has been named act
ing head coach of football. and the
present veteran head coach. Gideon
r Smith. who has led Hampton
teams since 1921 will remain on
me athletic staff as line coach.
Charles H. Williams will remain
chairman OF the Physical Education
Department at this well-known in
stltu'ion OF higher learning for
Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Harris Sets
Discus Record
Ewell Double
Spring Winner

PATIO ALTO. Callf.-A world
record which had eluded his grasp
for three years. was finally cap
tuted last Friday when Archie Har-
ris, stalwart Indiana university
trackman. hurled the discus Ia
feet s "a inches In the prelimin-
aries OF the twentieth annual Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic associa-
ton.
Harris mark wipes out the
world record of Ia feet, 2is inches
made by Walter Schroeder, OF
Germany. In 1895. and also the
meet record Of 173 feet set by Ken
meth Carpenter. oil University OF
Southern California. in 1895. Har-
ris also holds the record for the
Big Ten and Central Collegiate
Athletic association. He was sec
ond in the shot put
Walt Arlington. Michigan state
college. tied with five others for
sixth place in the high jump
James Culp, Xavier university,
was third in the mile.
Barney Ewell was one OF the two
double winners in the meet the
Penn State flyer successfully de-
Tending his 100 and 220 sprint
championships EwelIs time in
the 100 was ;9.6. and 21.1 for the
220.
Fred Saunders. Miami univei ST.
~ was second in the l20-yard high
hurdles. and sixth in the 220-yard
low hurdles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
.DpW Upsets
.DSR In Drive
For Top
Winners Are
Outhit By
Losers

WaEing a sin uphill battle, cli-
NAKED with bullying uprisinEs in
the fourth and ff'h frames DPw
defending Labor league champions.
defeated DSR : 10 az Northwes-
tern held sunday morning
The DsR team tied with DPw
and Electric IS for seq nd PLACE as
the game started rof avsv 70
three-run lead in tie arst inning.
DPw Whitfield one run of TIT, lead
in.iheir hair Of the inning ~ DSR
came hack with anoiher in ne sec
ond, and one more IN the fourth.
Rising to me occasion pPw
showed two runs over 10 The fourth
and three in The frlh The hnal
markers was made IN me sixth inn
INK. DSR scored their final run in
the seventh
DPw was held 70 fve hits but
took advantage of the DSR mis-
PLAYS the losers conirihu'ing i've
errors against three Tor DPW
DSR collected oirh' HITS on Nlll-
ans.
The win was DpNs sixth in sew
on starts and kept the team in
TIC for second place with Electric
IS Transfers arc leading the
league with seven victories.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Champions Will Defend Crowns AT
Ciy-Wide Opsn-Pair Bridge Tourney

DR. Fred VI. slaughter and Stan
c. Jones will defend their crowns
in the second annual YMCA Ciy-
Wide Open-rair Bridge tourna-
ment Friday, June % and Saturday
June rs. Mr. and Mrs. Holland. rum
ners-up in last years championship
match, are determined TO take IN
the fight whore they left off. OF
course. this is equally true OF every
bridge player interviewed.
Many of the dopesters have al
ready begun to pick the pairs whom
they believe should he watched
Some have chosen the Sharn and
Solomon pair. the Goggins- Sweet
pair and the stevens Bass pair. In a
tournament like this one can never
tell who will come to the front as
the new champion.
The magnificent twenty-nine
inch trophy donated hy the Su-
preme Liberty Insurance company
is n thing Of beauty.
Or. J. u Gogeins. who for a
number OF years has been recogniz-
cd az Detroits best tournament
director. will he in charge for the
second successive year. He will be
assisted by Dr George y. West.
president OF tho "Beefers' Bridge
club; Mrs. Vivienne Cooper. Stan
ley c. Jones and Claude n. Cooper.
advisor.
One Of the interesting things 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Victors Win
9 OF 10 Matches
Played
Chicago Team
Invades Detroit
For Games Sunday

CLENELAND-Thc Central Mo-
tor city Tennis club. OF Detroit,
opened its inter-city series here
Sunday afternoon by irouncing the
Forest City Tennis club team, in
nine OF ten matches played
The matches were played on the
courts OF the YMCA with a tenn
perature soaring TO 80. A large
number Of Detroiters made the trip
to Cleveland 10 watch the games.
Cunningham Beats Scott
The most exciting match OF the
series was that between 1S-year-old
Richard Cunningham. secon d
ranking junior. and Jack Scott. for
mer Wherefore university star.
Cunningham dropped the first
game, 3-6 but came back to win
the next two. 6-3. rs for Cleve-
lands only victory.
In the other matches Clarence
Hunter scored another victory over
Hank Graham, 81. Ga. Roths-
child Van Buren, trounced Luther
Wells. CO.. 6-3. Herman Simms de-
fcatcd Richard Lee. 3-6. 81, rs.
and Paul Booth. one Of the Central
Motor City Tennis clubs most prom
ising juniors, defeated Andrew
virgins, rs. ~. I
Women VIII All
In the womcn's singles Edna
Gregory won from Betty Fairfax.
81, 81. Lena Walden defeated
Jacque Thompson. 81. 60: Bertha
Murphy Craig won from Jean
Branch. 81. 6-3. and Audrey Priest
ly defeated Ruth Thompson. so.
ST.. In the doubles scott and Har-
old Lockhardt paired to win over
CUNNINGHAM and wells, 6-3, rs.
The Detroit team was without the
services of the two outstanding
women members - Flora Lomax.
former national singles champion
and Lillian Van Buren
The Motor City Tennis club will
face team of Chicago players
Sunday on the courts at Kronk,
Junction and McGraw. The match
es are scheduled to start at 70
noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Joe Louis To Referee
Boxing Bouts Friday
Evening At Brewster

The first attempt at outdoor box
ing matches on the Fairgrounds Al
Brewster Recreation center will
occur Friday night. June -. when
an all-siar card OF amateur boxers
viii be promoted
The slow Will be the feature Of
the Calvary Baptist Church Won
ems drive and Mrs. Lille Brooks
mother Of Joe Louis is chairman
Of the sponsoring committee which
hopes 10 obtain money for the
building fund OF the church.
Working with Mrs Brooks and
making all matches is Eddie Fu,th.
coach Of the Brewster boxing tenn
Louis viii referee two Of the bouts
on the card
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28


Foot. -
Young Allen came out for sports
during his sophomore year. How
ever the determination was there
as he told Coach Foot that he want
cd 10 learn 10 walk and run like
other fellows So lie hogan.
His teammates did not take Al
len seriously when he first started
but az time moved forward and
Allen began TO show good promise
eyes were focused on him lie was
jumping five feet as a sophomore
In his junior year he Jumped 5 feet
9 inches for fourth place tic in the
state meet. He also ran on the 4i0
and $50 relay teams. Because Of
his fine showing his teammates
elected him captain for the season
OF 1871.
George uses tho orthodox and
conventional western roll In his
jumping. getting surprisingly
good spring in his legs This spring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

IS The direct result OF tho practice
suggested by Coach Foot hopping
up and down the stairs at school on
one leg a practice which Allen fol-
lowed diligently.
Prior to last May Allen lad new
or Won medal for high Jumping
In triangular meet early his wear
he tied for first place with a toam-
mate. hui against the lucl NJ the
draw prevented him from getting
thc coveted honor Bui In the re-
cent city meet he assured himself
% first place by cracking the exist
! y record
So having surmounicd his hor-
=osf chsiacle-the physical handi.
cap supporters are expecting
Georrc 20 crack few more rec
ords
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Detroit Tennis Team Beats Cleveland
Chatter OF Hoofs
By RAzz BROWN

Well the British ran the Eng
lish Derby just the same. bombs or
no bombs. and 10000 race fans
were on hand TO see Il. what a
spirit those Brltons have. De-
termination TO live up to the past,
Whirlaway is the first boss In
many years TO command the aiion-
ton Of the race public MANY ro
just 10 soc Whirlie make that great
stretch run My. what boss he is'
AS popular as Joe Louis and Bob
Teller, and ! look for Whirlic 10 20
on 10 break many outstanding re-
cords in racing.
Many funny things are happen.
ing al the Detroit Fairgrounds
such as long shots being played
all over the country in the hand
hooks, and most OF them win. Well
the management seems to keep out
OF the red, and that's what counts.
If you don't do il openly What
about the new totalizers. boys, |
think the only way To have FIRST
class racing around Detroit is IA
make II non-proht meeting with
the same purses. and that will inn
prove conditions along the breed
ing lines. But that will not hap
pen here as King Lehr would not
get a biz cut. and the big stables
would he here.
Markcfwise came back to the
races and how. Hut Whirlaway was
In the barn. as most ihree-year-olds
have found out by now. And there
have been no outstanding juye-
niles to show up this year. so far.
Most Of them just heat one another.
But wait for Saratoga. oh boy.
Over at Chicago the mint julien.
Col. Matt vim. IS having nice
meeting run on successful lines.
even after the wcatherman has
been mean to him. Delaware IS
h. wing the hest meeting OF all.
right now, classy field every day.
Yes. il IS non-proft meeting
Mage run true TO form there.
somebody has bccn issuing out
good things at the Detroit track.
and they arc playing ST. Antoine
street jam M, but they are guess
ing very bad as something always
happens 10 tneir sure things. /
wonder who the gent IS? All |
know is that he is terrible and the
bookmakcrs will make hay If he
hands out many of them Boys.
stick to your racket. the nacs arc
tough and know from all angles.
Broadway Joe. what do YOU do
about The hosscs? You left in ST.
Louis too early Stick TO your
stockings. Those boys who take out
the daily doubles bet your money
II one 81 the bosses is scratched
] never heard OF such a thing II is
double or nothing. Lambs killing
the butcher. and II they get there
late and don't happen to pick the
winner. YOU were on just the same
You have no chance. a new hustle.
Room service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
CHAMP WILL
TAKE A LONG
VACATION

Joe Louis minus any marks as
result OF his torrid encounter
with Billy Conn in New York last
week, arrived in Detroit Monday
TO begin a two-month rest. Joe Is
scheduled to defend his heavy
weight title for the nineteenth time
in September when he meets Lou
Nova.
Less than two hours after his
arrival in the city Joe was on the
golf course at Rackham. touring
the course with Clyde Martin. one
OF the pros who will compete in
the Joe Louis Open slated for Aug.
IL. 10 andl4 at Rackham.
Louis has told his managers that
he will not fight or train during
train during the month OF August
lie wants 10 be in Detroit for his
tournament which has a prize OF
Sl,VVV, $DVO gong 10 the winner.
Nova won the right 10 meei
Louis by his second defeat OF Man
Baer. Two years ago Nova scored
technical Knockout. paving the
way for his manager, Ray Carlen
10 become insistent for chance
at Louis crown. Then in Septem.
her. 1899, he met Tony Galento and
Two-Ton Tony stopped Nova in
the fourteenth round.
Nova went into retirement. but
came back and, after several con-
tests In which he was victorious
met and heat Pat Comiskey. This
past April he stopped Max Bacr
in the eighth round Of a return
bout.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
St. Antoine Branch
Retains Championship
In Van Dusen Relay

ST. Antoine Branch YMCA re-
tanned its championship in the hve-
mile Van Dusen Relay. II marked
the third win for the boys under
Coach Theodore Van Buren,.
Each Branch used 90 boys. 10
Intermediates and 10 seniors. Flem-
ing Matthews is captain OF the
team. St. Antoine is now pointing
for the senior boys track meet Fri
day. June 81. at Belle Isle. ST. An
tome is defending champion. The
meet Is scheduled to start al pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Swimming Schedule
At Brewster Center

Small Boys Under II
Everyday from 200 10 $500
Small Girls Under II
Everyday from $500 TO 400
intermediate Mixed
Everyday except Thursday from
500 10 $3.50
Adults Mixed
Everyday except Thursday from
$500 TO 10000 y. m.
shower Baths Daily
l2:OO 10 10000
Boys and Girls under II yrs
FREE with own soap and towel
Boys and Girls HILL years &c
and we furnish towel. soap, suit.
Women and men over n yrs
Zoe and we furnish towel. soap. suit
NOTE: Girls and women must
have own bathing caps. Private
suits may be worn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

notice in this tournament IS the
rivalry that viii exist between the
Bridge League and the " Beefcrs.
Each is anxious that pairs from
their club win the championship.
The "Bcefcrs' boast that last years
winners arc members Of their club.
whilc the Bridge League argues
that both Fred Slaughter and stan
ley Jones were members OF the De-
troit Bridge League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

holder.
With his loft
leg Two inches
shorter than his
right because Of
a childhood acct
dent, George with
a strong desire 10
win honors on the
field OF sport, has
overcome this OBJ
siacle by diiigcnt-
Ily adhering To the
sueecstio i OF his
coach. II on a I a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Young Athlete Surnounts Physical
Obstacles To Achieve Track Honors

MILWAUKEE Ws--Indominable courage. plus a
determination to seemingly unsurmountabe
physical Obstacles has vaulted 8yearold George Allen
captain the Lincoln high school track team into the
viablc position of city high Jump champion and record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

What cheering than be told every morning you
make wonderful coffee? And in busy evenu days like these
such compliment is all the more appreciated
Millions of women receiving praise for the coffee they
make because they depend upon Hills Bros Coffee They
learned that this famous coffee has and no other
coffee has goodness that varies
This different delicious, uniform goodness of Hills Bros.
Coffee is the result of maintaining the highest standards of
quality for than 90 years 1t is the result of leadership
1t Hills Bros who pioneered the of selecting
green cofee by coup test In 1000 Hills Bros originated
the process of accompanying coffee And Hills Bros de-
veoped Controlled Roasng"-ther exclusive process
that every coffee bean evenly
If you have been disappointed in the coffee you drink
if you have been longing for flavor and more aroma
IN yonr cup you are invited to try Hills Bros. Coffee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

crete roadwhich divides the Dionne
family home from the world-fa-
nous nursery across the way.
The qulntuplets may not cross
that road 10 visit their parental
home. But the parents and the
brothers and sisters are welcome
TO cross il as often and as much
as they like 10 visit with Annette,
Cecile. Emile. Marie and Yyonne.
The crossings are as frequent
and as casual as that between the
loving members Of any oth he r
intensely loyal, close-knit clan.
I'VE all hope for the eventual
return Of the quintupiets tn their
parents" is the soothing. polite
way in which Wilson turns away
all questions regarding the re-
union Of parents and children
under one roof.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Seven years ago this month the
Ave little girls. the worlds most
famous children, were legally and
physically separated from then
parents and placed under the SUI
pervision Of an unprecedented
guardianship BY the government
OF the Province OF Ontario.
However, the gradual lessenlne
and healing Of the family separa-
ton. which has been so bitterly
protested by Mr.. and Mrs. Dionne
from the beginning. is signalized
by the series Of family pictures
for which all the Dionnes posed IN
the famous nursery home OF the
quintupfets.
In recent years Dionne's share
In the control Of his famous
daughters has steadily increased
He now shares equally in their
supervision with me other two
guardians. Judge J A. Vain 81
and p. d. Wilson. government off
cial. The Dionne family also re-
ceives an allowance from the quin-
tuplets funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
In Toronto Once

The quintuplets have never left
their nursery but once in their
lives. ON that occasion. dressed in
their best. they were taken 10 To-
ronto 10 see their royal guardians.
King George VI and Queen Eliza
beth.
The FIVE are dying TO ride again
in an automobile. They envy their
brothers and sisters. who freely 90
for long and fascinating rides in
the family car. They would love
10 fly in plane.
Mentally, the five little girls are
as attractive as they are physi-
cally. The Department OF Educa-
ton Of Ontario has discovered that
they learn very rapidly. that they
are smart as whips and that there
is not a 10 o'clock scholar in the
lot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
But Home Is Distant

But the erection of n big house
for all the DionneS. with one wing
reserved for the quintuplets, seems
farther from realization now than
when | was in Callander a year
ago. The war. for one thing, has
-cauSed the Canadian government
10 discourage all unnecessary
building War prices OF all building
materials is another consideration.
IL the dream of a home for all
the Dionnes must be delayed II
has beeHiHTposSibfe TO longer delay
repairs 10 and enlargement OF the
Dlonne nursery. The FIVE little
girls. who grow like weeds. have
outgrown their nursery. But the
-Sctooiroom has recently been en-
larged and new and progressive
educational equipment installed 10
keep pace with FIVE precocious
Young minds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Added Acreage

~ the quintuplets have been
about 10 burst from their nursery.
they are also ready 10 burst the
hounds of their old yard and play
ground, Ten additional acre. OF
ground adjacent 10 the nursery
have been fenced In for their
pleasure.
They will now have a hill. a
wood, meadow and a brook In
which 10 romp in clement weather.
Eventually the brook is 10 be
damned 10 form swimming pool
for the qulntuplets and their fam
lily.
To protect them from the in
Sects that sometimes feast on the
quintuplets. the nursery has been
equipped with ir-conditioning this
Summer for the first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
$50, 900 Annual Cost

II costs $50. 900 annually 10 main
tain the nursery. with its corps of
cooks nurses. teachers. guards and
laundress. The government Of
Ontario has never contributed n
cent toward the support Of the
qulntuplets despite the fact that
the province has reaped untold
millions from the untold numbers
oil tourists who flock here annually
for a glimpse of Canadas greatest
natural phenomenon this side OF
the Canadian Rockies.
Even during the height OF the
tourist season. the quintuplets
must pay out OF their own pock-
cts for the extra guards and pa
trolmen needed 10 ride herd on
the crowds. II is 10 be noted. also.
that the income of the little girls.
now worth about 81. 900 900 is not
as large as in the past. Their funds
are mainly invested in war and
government bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

ADVERTisEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
DiOnnes' Union NOU' Platform
CUNTS Family Seeks
Single Home for All
Separated by Law,
Parents Moving
to Heal Breach
BY INEZ ROBB
international News seryire star Writer


CALLANDER, Ont, Aug. g.
Csnsda's most famous family Is
increasingly absorbed in its own
Union Now" program.
To Olivia Dionne, his wife and
their II children. including the
enchanting quintuplets, Union
Now" is not a worldwide political
matter but purely personal plat
form.
The eventual fulhllment OF this
fierce family dream is still in the
uncertain future But IL is pre-
saged by many things, including a
remarkable series OF family pic
lures, the first for which the par
ents and their children have posed
In the seven years since the quin-
tuplets became wards OF the
crown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Concrete Barrier

Physically. the family is sepa-
rsted only by the ribbon of eeF-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
McNary End Vacation

SALEM, Ore, Aug. . GNS)-
Senate minority leader Charles l..
McNary Of Oregon brought a
short vacation To an end today
lie said he would fly to Washing
ton. y. c.