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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Midland VS..
Whir|dwdy
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NEW YORK. May 20 Racing
fans Will get ar unexpected look
at Americas two greatest handi-
cap horses of the new year out
at Belmont Park today and the
East is backing its choice, Whirl-
away, to upset Charles s. How
ards Midland. the pride Of the
West Coast, in a mile and six
tcenth test.
Three other racers Mrs G.. d.
Widener's Your Chance. GuStave
Rings Ringie and thh Gsccpree
Stables ffash-were namcd FOR
the surprise Henry of Navarro
Stake arranged by Belmont presi-
dent. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, but the
boys with the round heels are
confident it will be a lwo-horSe
race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
In Row, 4 to ?
Gehringer Homers
and Triples; Third
Win for Johnny
BY LEO MACDONELL

BOSTON, May z216.-juf1nuy- Cor.
Sica and Charley Gehringer were
heroes here today as the Tigers
looked back over five victories in
a row in a road trip that has
bloomed rather nicely after q
whitening start.
Del Bakers clan hung up its
fifth consecutive win when il
turned back the Red Sox, 4-2, al
Fenway Park yesterday.
With a four-hit masterpiece
Corsica bagged his third victory
of the season, two OF them being
al the expense of the Red SoX.
The Yankees. who he held to five
hits earlier in the season. were the
victims in the other Corsica tri-
urnpl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

as we sat Ginning on the Boston
bench before Mondays game.
"Yeh," Cronin added, they don't
come any better. That short left field
of ours doesn't give the kid a chance
10 show what ne can do on that side
of the field"
Just then Dominic DiMaggio, young
est Of the three famous DiMaggio broth
ers, Of whom Cronin was talking. raced
far back 10 near the 420-foot mark in
center field and made beautiful catch.
"See!" Cronin pointed. How he
goes in center field. He's got speed,
loads of II and can catch 'em."
Young DiMaggio rifed the ball to
second base.
Look at that arm" Cronin al
most shouted.
That was strange-Joe as rule doe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
.Yost Condition
unchanged
BY Detroit Times. All RIGHTS reserved

NASHVILLE Tenn. May %
The condition of Fielding II. Yost,
who suffered a heart attack Sat-
urday night, remained unchanged
today.
Hospital attendants reported
that Yost, who was 70 years old
last month, had a comfortable day.
They would not say how long or
even hazard a guess when he will
be able 10 leave the Vanderbilt
University Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Fiqht Results

~ New York Evelo Tunero. f19.
Havana scored technical knockout over
Bill Mcdowell i59. Dallas Tex. 80.
At Philadelphia Ray sugar Robinson,
1876 New York. knocked out Nick Castig-
lofc. 49,. Chicago 81.
At Baltimore Md Clarence tRehl Bur
man 1879 Baltimore won on technical
Knockout over Nike Alfano. 2iO, Newark,
y. J. (6).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Pony Is Tops
AS Amateurs
Click for Pros
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

Not so long ago, the leading
golf professionals here figured
themselves fortunate if their anna
teur partners helped them as
much as two or three strokes in
the Monday pro-amateurs.
Given that assistance they'd
gamble on taking down some OF
the prize money--and, with few
good breaks. probably finish in
first place.
But it's different now. AS one
veteran professional puts it: 1.-TWO
or three strokes mean nothing
these days; won't get you to first
base"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
BosTON

season batting average
Team season batting average
1Batted for DObson In sixth
Slated for ". Harris in eighth.
Detroit DOL 10 00i 4
Boston 600 600 200
Runs batted in-Campbell. n Harris
Gehrnger, Williams 2 Two base hits
Tebbetts Cronin Ihree-baSe hit-Gehr-
niger Home runs--Gehringer Williams
Sacrifice hit--Gorsics. stolen bases-Mul-
In Stainback. Left on basess-Detroit II.
Boston 3 Double plays News0me 70
CrOnin % FoxX. York 10 Croucher 20 York
Bases on balls-On Corsica 2 of DobsOn
=. of Judd 1 Struck out BY Corsica g.
hv Dobson l. by NJ. Harris !. by Judd ?.
HTS or Dobson IN innings. OF NJ.
Harris / In innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
WINNEY-POMY WIN

1t certainly was that way yes
terday at Birmingham Golf Club
as Jack Winney, pro-manager at
BEDFORD and Art Pony. the MICA
star from North Hills. teamed for
a best ball of 65, z under par, TO
win by A strokes from four pairs
tied for second.
Pony. a 26-year-old automobile
salesman who ranks with Detroit's
topnotch amateurs, helped Win
ney 8 strokes. Yep. that's right, s
strokes. Or. TO put it another way,
Winney helped Pony 7 strokes,
because the latter had a par u,
the days low in a field of SO
players.
Winney played the first three
holes 1872. Each is a birdie. He
also birdied the seventeenth. Pony
put his tee shot s inches from the
pin on the short eleventh for one
of his three brides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Paul Bunydn Club
To Hear Mclaughlin

Robert Mclaughlin Of the Mich
igan Conservation Department will
be the guest speaker at the Paul
Bunyan Club luncheon Thursday
noon at the intercollegiate Club,
PenobSCot Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
ROUND TWO

Louis prowls his with the of cat playing
with helpless But Buddy begins fight him differ
emily big fellow taken pless scodng from little
KeiH his trainer during the period wherein Klein
reminded his lessons picturesque language. Some
surprised Louis permits Buddy get close and rough
him. and lean him. Unscathed in this first contact in close
spirits rise He opening and with the desperation
who is courageous he let's fly and saggers Louis
with great right hand punch He is almost shocked
Louis.
from the floor his brain little foggy In the earspng
the mob the suddenly unleashed hera of the
match Baer wades into Louis in rough and tumble reissue
of old DempseyFrpo He cannot quite connect with
the vital punch but he floors Louis and then his utter
dsmay is hoored himself when joe fighting with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Miller Beats Highland Park

Miller High defeated Highland
Park. 80 10 20. in an outdoor track
meet held al Belle Isle. Bill
Houghton and Dick Ford share
the high point scoring with 10
points each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

DIT II uNhs
Epidor and Black Brummel will
again carry the colors of A. l..
erguson, Georgetown (Ky)
breeder, against a field of the
fastest sprinters at the Fair
Grounds in the six furlongs of the
Inaugural Handicap. But they are
not certain favorites this time.
Not with GAINESVILLE Darby
Dienst, Boss Hoss and Show Up
among the nominees.
Although more entries for the
inaugural are to be accepted be-
fore weights are assigned by Rae
ing Secretary Charles Henry to-
day, a smart field is already as
stirred. For other nominees include
Cooling Spring, Dollar Bay. Coun-
try Ace, Aerial Bonn b.. Mission
Step, Stem Winder, Poesy. Even
Roll. Detroit Bull and lie Chat.
LIKELY STARTERS
Some of the many brilliant two
year-olds on the grounds. includ-
/ ing /. j. Collins Royal Martha.
are regarded as likely starters in
the Mata Hari Purse, Az fur
long dash named in honor of the
filly which brought fame to
Charles T. Fishers Dixiana Farm
in 1888 and 1884. Jack Hodgins.
Dixiana trainer, Is expected to
send several of his after the
honorS.
While the late rush of horses
and their owners was being ham
died at the track today, Mutuels
Manager George Lewis disclosed
that tote tickets are going to be
luxury on opening day. And all
because of the war
A shortage of parts occasioned
by defense contracts has held up
installation Of the automatic
ticket selling machines at the last
minute so that only three will be
IN operation as demonstrators.
They will be at the $50 windows.
Lewis will put all 158 machines
in operation as fast as the neces-
sary parts are obtained.
OUTPUT COMMUNICATED
The Allied Control Corporation
of New York, which manufactures
the switches, has found almost its
entire output Communicated for
use on anti-aircraft guns, Lewis
said. Defense contracts caused
the Boston Gear Company to SUBJ
stitute unsatisfactory gears for
those Nydered with the resalt that
the gears are now being hand
made here.
Until installation of the ma
chimes is completed the pari-mu-
tuel department will operate on
! the old manual system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
WINNERS Set for inaugural
Fair Grounds Track to Open 4O-Day
Spring Meeting Tomorrow
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Epdor and Black Brunme the strdng stabemates
from the Blue who 12 the Detroit
Handicap will that doublebareed
when the 40day Spring meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20


Whirlaway and Midland meet
today in the Henry of Navarro
Stakes at Belmont Park.
Anton Christoforidis and Gus
LcSnevich taper off training for
Friday nights Madison Square
Garden match.
A total Of 1.052 linkSmcn enter
golf playoffS for the National Open
title.
Dick Skeen. California veteran
looms as threat to Don Bulge and
Fred Perry in national professional
tennis tourney starting Saturday
Petey Scalzo, MIA feather.
weight king. successfully defends
crown against Phil Zwick in Mil
waukee, winning 15-round decision
Ten more drivers await qualify.
ing tests for indianapolis 500-mile
auto race.
Chicago Cubs expect their two
straight wins over Dodgers &c
stand despite Brooklyn. manager
Leo -Durocher'S protest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
ROUND THREE

ROUND THREE
Baer convinced that he take it, and that he is on
verge winning the title bounces out and after few
futile abs get to joe whose inhghtng is no
than this night But Louis whipped into jungle
fury years back and crumpes
Baer hook then floors him thunderousy with
%hsing right Numbly dumby unbeleving. Buddy gets up
fight Louis, though deaf TO the
bowling instructions of his and hold But
takes the punch fights back the huge target with
that Buddys middle TO bring his hands
down, and ends Buddy's head
He can't finish Buddy, for Joe is still rocky from the
punishment took the round when Baer stood
within inches of the title His bad right hand has gone
He chops away Buddy with the left And Buddy to
about achieve the weathering
he suddenly drops his The sickness of defeat suses his
with great of resignation The referee steps
ing fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
HOMER AND TRIPLE

Behind Gorsica's pitching. Geh-
ringer poled home run and a
triple 20 account for two Of 10
hits collected by the Tigers. The
homer. Gehringer'S second Of the
season, came off Joe Dobson. BoS-
toH'S starting pitcher, in the fifth
inning.
frankie Croucher and Birdie
Tebbetts also bagged two hits
each.
With the exception Of one in
ming. Corsica was invincible. In
that frame-the seventh--the Red
Sox punched three OF their quar-
tet of Safeties. one Of them a four
base drive by Ted Williams. for
the home teams pair of runs.
A single by Jimmy FoXx in the
ffth inning was the only other hit
made by Boston in the other eight
innings in the contest. In the first
four innings the Red SoX went out
in order-l2 hitting the deck as If
moved down by\machine gun fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Probable Pitchers
BY International News service

BY international News Service
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. Louis al New York tAuker VS..
RuningJ
Cleveland A. Philadelphia (Harder vs.
Hadleyl.
Chicago ~ Washington Gee W
Leonard
DETROIT a, Boston (NEwHoUsER vs.
Johnson
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN ~ Chicago tHigbe IS Lee.
Philadelphia AZ ST LOUIS Hughes W
ShQunl
Boston Al Cincinnati tEfuckson vs.
thompson
New YORK W. Pittsburgh (schumschei
vs. Baucrst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
WEAK EYES GAVE THEM DOMINIC
PAGE II
SPORTS EDITOR

BOSTON, May 20.-Joe Cronin beamed he watched the
bespecaced young antelope leap from field to field sharing fly
balls from fungo practice hitters
young player to in long, long while
the enhused lantern awed manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
DIDIER ALSO GOOD

Warren Orlick. Monroe Coun-
try Club professional. got IN aShe
fottr-Way deadlock for the runner.
up position, thanks TO 6 strokes
his amateur helpmate, Floyd Nc
Court, clipped off their total Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

GENE SARAZEN, winner of the 1910 golf Open:
Texans look for Ben Hogan Byron Nelson win the
championship studied that
Worth and you're you
believe he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
FoXX GETS SINGLE

Then Foxx singled in the fifth.
tho first home guard 10 reach
base. But Joe Cronin hit into a
double play after Sammy Hale
walked. Skeeter NewSome, once
a Tiger, struck out.
Once again complete master,
Corsica in the sixth retired the
first three batSmen 10 face him.
Lou Finncy led off with single
in the seventh and scored ahead
Of Williams homer. the first Bos-
tonian 10 get past the initial sack
in the afternoons battle. The Will
Hams four-base explosion was
parked far into the right field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

BILLY HERMAN. newly acquired by
the Brooklyn Dodgers: "Some people say
we're red-hot club. We're not. That Is,
we're not club that's playing over Its
head. The tough games we've been win
ming were won because we had the stun
TO come through. The red-hOt team in this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

padded left jab at Louis but Joe brushes it aside with his
right raps him sharply with that lightning ab It throws
off balance and Louis springs after him like hungry
tiger but his timing off and Baer ruled further
disaster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

That strangeJoe rule doesn't get excitedat least
we've him show t-over ball players
II a pretty throwa bullet heave
Looks like you've got great star there suggested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

eague Is st. a country
right just the groove"
FRANK BEAIY Nore Dame wound It's Spring football
training crmmage with graduating "Notre Dame
in the blocking department"
CURLEY Fairview Gardens: After
seeing 1 its
Michigan signed Buffalo for next
weeks bout His probable will be Joey sutka
a fayOrite.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
HiehIigh+s
In Sports
BY International News Service

ST Louis Cards, steadily climb
ing. move into the top berth of the
National League standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
uddu Floors Joe Twice---OnIy in Fantasy

blind he showed when Shmeng and Galento hurt
him lands a crushing left hook to Buddy's temple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
BY BOB CONSIDINE
international News Service sports Writer

NEW YORK. May 2Oe-It is the night of May 23 in the
city of Washington D. capital is about to witness It's
first heavyweight championship fight About 10000 specta
tors have come Griffith Stadium to the drowsy
overconfdent battle against Buddy Baer Maxs big
little brother.
The mammoth babyfaced challenger outweighs the cham
pon by 40 pounds inches him they hudde
the of the ring getting their nstruc
tons from the the crowd has installed Louis
to 5 shot.
ROUND ONE
Louis his less tense than usual The
big unshaven licking his lips with His
spochy with anxiety He forges the counsel of his
corner retreats Louis approaches He sticks his big
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

Dob Consdine. ms sports writer previews Joe Louis
performance against first of four chaengers who will
attempt to lift his title during the Summer.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

JEFFERSON DAVIS DICKSON. Paris
boxing arena owner before the Nazi inva-
sion: The Nazis must have walked up to
the fact that you can't keep city of six
million people idle. My PaIais Is running
two boxing shows a month and my Sale
Wagram one week and another sporting
club three times n week. The Germans
have even relaxed their decision to run
professional sport out of business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT ~ Boston
81 Louis At New York.
chicago a. Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Boston A. Cincinnati
Brooklyn ~ Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81 Louis
New York al Pittsburgh.
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Continued on Page 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

Whirlaway and Midland meet
today in the Henry of Navarro
Stakes at Belmont Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

A total Of 1O52 linkSmcn enter
golf playoffs for the National Open
title
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

NO DOUBT about IT," Cronin replied. leaving no
hole for ehate
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05
Ethiopian Clowns Sign Up
Showboat Thomas To Pilot
Club During 194l Season

MIAMI, Fla (SNS--Baseball
interest for 1941 is picking UP in
Florida, and, as usual, the main
among colored fans revolves
around the nationally famous Mi
ami Ethiopian Clowns Baseball
Club, who, for the past several sea-
sons, have been defeating the semi
pro, independent and minor league
clubs in the country.
Announcement has just reached
the sports department desk, in a
statement issued by the sgd Pol
lock Office of North Tarrytown, N,
Y, general director of the Ethio-
rian clowns business affairs, to
the effect that Dave (Showboat)
Thomas, regarded as one of tho
x.nartest and most colorful first
sackers IN baseball today, has def
initely signed to pilot the Clowns
as playing manager this season.
''Showboat" Thomas managed
the Brooklyn Royal Giants last
summer and formerly starred with
the New York Black Yankees, as
we'll as with Satchel Paige'S ALL
Star when the latter were the SEN
sationS of VenZuela and Peurto
Rico. later returning to Che StaSeS
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05

Finch, a first year man, showed
enough improvement to break into
the starting lineup at center Calvin
Jones, an excellent all around but
very dimlmitive player, A. D! Chat
man end Otheilo Renfroe alternated
just enough to spoil the unity.
In trying to use his teams height
to the best advantage, Coach Baker
was forced 20 juggle the players to
fit situations. Given another year
with the tall fellows he might do
we'll but for the fact that George
and Turner will be On some college
squad.
Thus, we observe that BTWHS,
entirely devoid of reserve strength
but possessing fight and basketball
brllliancy, copped the coveted state
diadem along with the North Mid
die Georgia Conference tournament
title for the best year in the
schools athletic history.
Mayo Underwood lost 1923 to
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05
Dick Lundy Steps In Shoes
Of Showboat Thomas As Head
Man Of Brooklyn Royals

Owner Junius Byrd of the
Brooklyn Royal Giants has an
nounced that he has signed Rich
ard Dick) 'Lundy to handle the
reins of the club on, the field this
season. ~ .'-----
Dick Lundy was considered one
Of the greatest Negro baseball
players of. all times and played
with many of the outstanding Ne
gro, teams of all times. This Will
be the return of man who help
ed make the name of the brooklyn
Royal Giants one of the Ey words
OF Negro baseball.
Lundy played with the Lincoln
Giants, Baltimore Black Sox. Black
Yankees. Newark Eagles, Philadel-
phia Stars, and many other lead
ing clubs. .....-.-..... .. .--.
The Brooklyn Royal Giants ex-
pect to leave New York on April
G TO head for their. training camp
in Charlotte, North Carolina where
they expect to start their exhibit
ton season on April ID when they
play Durham, North Carolina. If
any clubs in this territory have
any open dates they may write to
Nat C.. Strong, Inc, SO Park Row,
New York, who are handling the
bookings for this club. A few ex-
hibition >dates still remain open,
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05
XIV. State Host
To MidWestern
Boxing Meet
BY A. ]. RICHARDS

FRANKFORT, KY -(SNS)-En-
tries have been received from three
Midwestern schools for the first
boxing tournament. TO be held at
Kentucky State College Friday
anG Saturday, April as. Wilber-
force University, who will probably
rule as favorite, will be represented
by the following: Charles Justice
and Robert Tucker in the light
weight division; James Hillman,
welterweight; Ernest Westbrook
and Shelton Bell, middleweight;
and Clifton Brown in the heavy
weight.
Lincoln University will send the
following: Simon Williams and
John Mudd, lightweight; Earl
Smith and Roy Cutchlow, welter-
weight; Robert Fields and either
Richard Rice or Erwin Filler, mid
dleweight; Frank Williams and
Tony Lawson, heavyweight.
Kentucky State College, the host,
will be represented by the follow
ing: Edward Osborne and James
Adds, lightweight: no welter-
weight entry; William Saunders
and Edward Withers. middleweight;
Major General Hardin and Melvin
Bailey, heavyweight.
No word has been received from
West Virginia State College as to
its entries. but the college will be
represented. Tennessee State Col
ldye, Philander Smith, and Louis
Vile Municipal will not participate
in the tournament.
College officials are working hard
in an attempt to make this, the
first conference tournament quite a
successful one,
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05

to win the Denver tournament. He
was born in Mobile, Alabama, Mar.
22, 1908. He played his first pro-
fessional game with the Atlanta
Black Crackers in 1926.
In 1927, Thomas Joined the
Chattanooga Black Lookouts, and
the following season found him
with the Nashville Elite Giants.
Dc sirouS of adventuring further, he
went to the Birmingham Black
Barons fer the 1929-30 seasons,
then joined the then noted Balti-
more Black SoX, where he remain
ed until 1888. During his sojourn
in Baltimore, ''Showboat" played
against many major league stars.
including Max Bishop, Hack Will
son, Frankie FTisch, Ernie Earn
shaw, Babe Ruth and many 9TH
ers. It was in one of these exhibi-
tionS against an all-star major
league team, that he hit three
bagger off Earnshaw, with one on
base, which triple beat Connie
Mack's Philadelphia athletics
star hurler, 10, and gave Thomas
club the victory over the big
leaguerS. --. -....
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05
Joe Louis Not Allow ed To Be
Photographed With Ex-Champ
Jack Johnson Recently

always in your corner.
JIMMY HERBERT and JOHN
NY BORICAN, heavenly twins"
(Gog and Magog) of former New
York university captain in the
van over the playboyish Borican:-
Speed" Phillips. great Negro
basketball player with Nat Hol-
mans City college squad of New
York, rang up four field baskets
against the powerful Ohio univer-
sity courteers, but it wasn't enough
for his fighting mates bowed to
defeat by a score of As to 43, .
pulling for City college on the
sidehnes was DR.. Ardaneze Dash,
one of the finest basketball play
ers in club and college history of
tie Empire state; also, an all time
great in any discussion OF West
indian super athletes.
SONNY" WOOD, E D d I E
YOUNGER and big JOHNNY WILL
SON (white) Of -. BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL, con-
trived to preform feat unequalled
in boy school circles Saturday mite
a fortnight ago at Madison Square
Garden, in licking a stubborn AN
DREW JACKSON five (31-29), the
New York crackerjacks rang up
their 81 consecutive victory to win
their. THIRD TITLE IN FOUR
YEARS (whew) =. 1t used to be
the slogan that Jewish boys star
red at basketball a game calling
for superior brainpower and coordl"
ration. but now. Negro lads are
the class of the field and have been
since The days of Cum PoseyS Lo-
andl, and Bob Douglass Renals-
sance teams dating back to 1925
IL.
When q fella wins all of
fights, the same hombre who
to yell "atta baby keed?Smack MIN
down." suddenly becomes the skunk
who screams, Get Outa that ring
you big yellow bum, you oughta
have a pick and shovel in your big
hands boo-o-o?? Which aga1.>
brings us around to discussion O.
the unmistakable greatness OF JOE
LOUIS: He'll lose to SOMEONE,
SOMEDAY, but til he does hes a
;urefire SuDerman.