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The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Regional AAU To
Be Conducted At
Alabama State

MONTGOMERY. Ala.-(SNS>-
The conlmodious Hornet Gymnas-
ium at Alabama State Teachers
College will be the scene Of the
194l AAU Semifinal Colored Box
ing Regional EliminationS on March
10. 20, 81.
For the second year, Negro ANA
teur boxers in those Southern
states which do not permit mixed
bouts. will have their chance to
compete for first place in each Of
the eight weight divisions that will
enable the eight winners to be en-
tered in the National AAU Finals
TO he staged in Boston the first
week in April.
Last year the first such SEMI
finals for colored boxers of the
South was held in Atlanta and the
eight winners performed creditabiy
at Boston in the National finals.
Again. the Piney Acres Country
Club, Inc. is cooperating in the
enonsorship of these semifinals.
ParticipantS will be registered
ornnteurS with the AAU or must be
cti1dontc in UNDERGRADUATE colleges.
Thew will come to MONTGOMERY at
+heir own exnense and will nav the
one-dollar ertrv fee. The winner
in each of the eight divisions will
have all expenses raid to the Ma
tional AAU Finals to be staged in
Boston the first week in April
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Louis Hattens Dorazio
Early In Second Round

hook and a straight right without
a reurn at the bell.
Gus Dorazio tossed the first
punch of the second round. After
measuring each other for a few
seconds the white fighter jammed
left to Louis jaw before doub.
ling into q low crouch.
Stimulated to action, Louis
missed twice with right hands.
The Bomber lashed out with a
left jab, hooked with the left and
then dynamited the left side OF
Dorazio's Jaw with cyclonic
right.
This shot levelIed Dorazio to
the canvas where he lay COM
pletely motionless until the tally
reached nine, then rolled over
slightly. 1t was a clean knockout
and according to Louis, one OF
the best right hands he ever
threw.
He pecked away at his crouch
ing antagonist with jabs and
waited. He backed away when
Dorazio attempted to bull him
into the ropes, but when the time
was ripe to let go with the big
punch. Louis mas one more indoor
scrap before moving toward Billy
Conn in June. He fights Abe
SIMON, Jewish sensation, in
March.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

Who is your choice to win the
fight? Oouis). Knockout? (Yes)
How many Rounds? Q3). Foul?
(No) A Draw? mo-. DO you think
Conn a logical and formidable
opponent? Qf he can weigh 1876
pounds). Which should be the
main factor in this fight, adroit
boxing, speed or punch? cine
first and last items).
Who, if not Conn, would have
the best chances to defeat Louis?
Nobody. What is yoyr opinion Of
Conn-Louis gate, if fight was to
be held in New York? (55,000)
Chicago? (42,00O. Detroit? (45,-
oOO. Pittsburgh? 100000 .Pllila-
delphia? $4,000. Pacific Coast?
100000
Do you think Louis is slipping?
(No) DO YOU think Louis has hurt
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
LeMoyne Cagers
Meet Lane Dragons
In Revenge Game
BY GENE McANULTY

MEMPHIS, -(SNS)-
The LeMoyne College Mad
Magicians will have a chance this
week to avenge two recent defeats
when they take to the floor Thurs
day and Friday nights at Beale
Avenue Auditorium.
Thursday night the Lane Col
lege Dragons of Jackson, Tenn.
will supply the opposition. The
Dragons boast a strong quintet of
sharp-shooterS and ball-handlers.
The following night the Mad
Magicans are slated to oppose the
Arkansas State Lions of Pine Bluff
Arkansas. The Lions recently de-
feated the LeMcyne five by a mar
row margin in the Lions Den.
In the preliminary attractions
each night, Booker T. Washing
ton High School five will take on
two out-of-town opponents.
Thursday night, they play the
Sommerville High School of Som
merville, Tenn; and on Friday
night they meet the Marion High
School tetam Of Marion, Ark. The
preliminary attraction each night
will begin at 7:3O pm. and the
main attractions at 9 O'Clock.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Quick Right
Proves "Fatal"
To Challenger

ments than the last six heavy
weight kings 092G-1937) indulg
ed in the aggregate.
nORAZIO FEARLESS
After Tony Galento, Bot
Montgomery, Lou Nova, jim
Braddock and Ray Robinson haC
been presented to a very respon,
sive audience, the big bout was
on.
Louis tossed nineteen lefts ano
six right hands in the first round,
six of them scoring cleanly. Do.
razio threw six rights and five
lefts in this session which went to
Louis owe, ,whelmingly. Only one
punch, a eft, was clean.
The combatants clinched five
times and thrice was Louis rush.
cd to the ropes. The most furious
milling of the round occurred ir
the final minute when both fight.
ers stood up and fired away. A
clinch ended this exchange anC
the final thirty seconds Louis
scored with four left jabs, a left
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

PHILADELPHIA, Penna. -
(SNS)-The magic name of Joe
Louis lured a capacity crowd OF
$1,000 paying guests to Conven-
ton Hall here Monday night.
They came to see the famed
Brown Bomber toss one of his
explosives into the face of Gus
Dorazio and the king of kings
did not fail he rocked Dorazlo
10 sleep in l minute and 30 sec
ends of the second round.
A lightning right, behind -four
range-finding left jabs on a
crouching, bobbing Dorazio, turn
ed the trick with incredible swift.
ness.
Dorazio used the low, low ano
lower crouch along with the bot
and weave. the style considered
best for Louis foemen. but the
champion waited for Gus to come
up for air. When Gus did come
up, the fight was over.
SO sudden and surprising was
the finisher that it is doubtful if
Dorazio knew when the lightning
stuck; $4,000 witnesses did moi
see it they only saw the immediate
result. .Dorazio on the deck and
otally inert until the timers hano
had descended the ninth time.
Thus Joe Louis moved past his
fourteenth man since becoming
champion, more titular engage
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Is Joe Louis ..Slipping';

There seems TO be an increas-
ing anvil chorus among white
writer's about the dulling of the
Louis axe. The papers have re-
Gently been laden with reports in
dicating a dimunition of Louisian
explosives. Thousands of race fans
are begging. yes. irlploring Joe
Louis to hang them up and call
il a career. "I would die" declares
a Memphis matron, IF they did
to Louis what they did to Arm
strong. / couldn't stand it-I hope
he will quit this year!"
Maybe time, the imperceptible
thief, is stealing Joe's thunder.
Perhaps the big fellow is moving
swiftly toward an early Waterloo
but 1 doubt it.
He's still the anoothest article
anybody ever saw. NO waste OF
motion, no reckless squander of
energy-rather a supreme tendency
to conserve energy, to get most
results out of the least possible
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Florida ChaIks Up Revenge Win
Over Mar00ns In First Road Go
BY A. l.. KIDD

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. = (SNS) -
The Florida A. and M. Rattler5
won THEN eighth conference game
here Saturday when they defeated
the Morahouse College Tigers by
the score of 1924.
The Floridians looked more like
themselves as they held the At
lantans to eight points while run
ming up II during the first half,
High scoring honors went to
Leonard Hall, fast-breaking Florida
guard, who tossed in six field
goals and two charity shots for a
total of IA points. Shadd, Florida
center, took second h0nors with S
field goals and two charity shots
to a total of twelve points. Myles
and McMath, with six points each,
shared high scoring honors for
Morehouse.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

Here comes Joe Donovan (white)
of the Newark Star-Ledger New
JERSEYS All Day Newspaper" with
a feeler on the Joe Louis Billy
Conn tangle at Pittsburgh or New
york next June. His letter follows:
Dear Ric-I have been assign
cd to gather opinions of boxing
writer's in 48 states on the probable
outcome of the Louis VS. Conn
match for the World heavyweight
boxing championship.
Il would appreciate and grac-
iously accept yours. Enclosed find
d questionnaire and stamped re
turn envelope. Will you kindly fill
it out and return at your earliest
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Norwood Barney EweII Beaten
By Unknown In so Yard Dash;
Newcomer Equals World Record

PHTLADELPHIAZ(A N p -
Thomas East, a comparative un-
known from Uheyney Teachers
college, amazed 5000 fans at the
fourth annual Penn A. c. invita-
ton games in Convention Hall
Friday night by twice whipping
Barney Ewell of Penn State in the
50-yard dash and equalling the
world indoor record of So sec
ends.
After beating EWell in the prel!-
minarieS, East came back in the
finals TO triumph by inches. The
record was also equalled by Ewell
two years ago. The Penn Slater
won the event last year.
GORDON STILL CLICKING
Ed, Gordon, who seems never to
wear out celebrated mis- 18th year
Of competition by pushing Fred
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

expenditure. That's Louis.
blazing Dizzy Dean and "Perpet-
ual Moticn" Armstrong were all
washed up before they saw 30
years of life Why? Because they
sQuandered human energy need
leSsly.
Dempsey was a raving, smirking,
weaving, charging gibbon inside
of ring. Armstrong moved, moved,
moved Dean pitched and won 8
of the last IL victories for the
pennant winning Cards Of 1884.
Then added three hard pitching
assignments in the Series that
year.
The trio went away in a hurry.
when he lodged Wills. Louis
came up, he's still up with Henry
gone. When Louis starts slipping
Dempsey was through in 1925
Reckless Jack Dempsey, the
was up there when Armstrong
and see.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
American Baseball
League In Schedule
Meet February 23rd
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-(SNS)

MEMPHIS, 'Tcnn.-(SNS)-
A direct communication to the
Memphis World from DR.. j. B.
Martin, Sr., well known business
man and sportsman, was received
last week, announcing a joint meet
ing of the Negro American and
National League Baseball Associa-
tions in Chicago February %, and
"a
DR.. Martin, who is president of
the American League and owner
of the Memphis Red Sox, stated
in his letter the meeting will be
held at the Grand Hotel in Chica-
60 on Sunday and Monday, begin
ming at 1920 Sunday morning.
''Ihis will be a schedule meeting
to draw up plans for the first hall
of the coming baseball season, to
select managers, trade ball players,
and select new franchise owners if
there be any
The members of the Negro Amer
iCan League are: The Chicago
American Giants, Kansas City
Monarchs, Memphis Red Sox, Bir-
mingham Black Barons, Cleveland
Bears, st. Louis Stars and the To-
ledo CraWfordS.
Members of the Negro National
League are: The Newark Eagles,
New York Black Yankees, New
York Cubans, Philadelphia Stars
Homestead Grays. and the Balti-
more Elite Giants.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Louis-Conn Consensus

boxing by fighting little known
fighters without legitimate claims
to role of challenger? $4,000 saw
him tag Burrnan. I'd say, MOI.
Who is the most promising
heavyweight prospect in your
area or state? Qionel Strong Of
Melnphis). Age? (22). Boxer or
Puncher? (Puncher). White or
Negro? Negro). Height? (Over
six feet). Weight? (Over two
hundred).
Do you think boxing should have
Federal Commissioner, such as
Lands to baseball, Hayes to
movies, Walker to the garment
trade? (Yes).
Why? CTo perpetuate the general
health and the public esteem Of
boxing as an honest public offer
ing--to forever Danish the spectre
of old man "Fix').
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

Wolcott of Rice institute to new
world indoor record of 6.1 seconds
in the so yard hurdles. Wolcott
finished approximately two feet in
front of Gordon, Olympic broad
jump champion in 1882
John Borican lacked the power
and stamina to finish in front in
the $50 after leading at the outset
and finished third behind Charles
Beetilam who won in l;55 g.
EWELI. WINS IN RELAY
EWelI, who came back TO run the
anchor leg for Penn State in the
mile relay, gained some solace
when he brought victory to his
team, handed the baton 25 yards
behind the leaders, Ewell sped the
quarter in an unofficial 503 sec
ondS to finish first.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
, Ric ROBERTS
Joe Donovan Asks
Questions About
Louis, Conn

convenience?
Many thanks for your co-opera-
ton and best wishes for health,
happiness and success. Sincerely
yours: JOE DONOVAN"
will attempt to honor Dono-
vans request but wish TO have it
emphatically known that 1 will
not be surprised if my findings
fail to stand up until June. The
determining factors of this fight
are likely to mature in the final
fortnight of preparation - ANY
opinion advanced now must hinge
on the far away and dim ap-
proach of today, l40 days from
bell time.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
BY SIMEON BOOKER, JR.

RICHMOND, Va (SNS) -
Coach Henry Hucles' fighting
Virginia Union Panthers doWned
the Scrappy Hampton Institute
Pirates, 54-34 here, last week for
their 18th win of 16 contests this
season. The champ Huc's Boys
defend their CIAA crown against
the mighty Virginia State Trojans
on the stage of the Mosque The
ater here this coming Friday ln
the largest cage attraction in the
state
In thrilling prelim. The Hamp-
ton Frosh Team nosed out the
Panther Jay Wees, 1929 Cooper
led the winners with seven points
while Harris dominated the losers
score card with sixteen points.
BREEZY START
In the varsity game, the Pan
thers started off like a house
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
GENERAL INFORMATION AT
A GLANCE
PARTICIPANTS ARE
RETURNING BLANKS

Heading the list of participants
are the Booker T. Washington
Bulldogs, defending champions,
from Atlanta. Other participants
are Hubbard Training School, For
syth; Henry County, McDonough;
GAINESVILLE High; Henry A. Hunt,
Fort Valley; Thomaston Training
School; West Point High; Madison
High, Albany; Ballard Normal,
Macon; David T. Howard, Atlanta;
Beach High, Savannah; Vocational
High, girls defending champions,
Griffin; Henderson High Jackson;
and Brooks High QWtman, and
many others,
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Griffin Host To Second Annual
North Middle Georgia Hardwood
Tournament February 27-28

GRIFFIN. Cas- N S)-The
Vocational High School, located on
Highway Al, will be host to the Sec
ond annual North Middle Georgia
High School Conference basketball
tournament, February %-28. The
first game will begin at 9:30 o'clock,
Thursday morning, and all teams
planning to participate are urged
to contact Ralph Long, NMGC
president, Henry County Training
School, McDonough, before Febrll-
airy 25.
GENERAL INFORMATION AT
A GLANCE
Registration fees are $3.50 per
team boys and girls. Lodging is
affixed at 25 cents per person per
night. Meals may be obtained for
fifteen cents per meal per person.
Trophies will be given to first,
second and third place winners of
both sex. Officials will be Sc
lected from bona fide collegiate
circles.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Unions Dream Team Extended
But Bags Hampton Five 54-34

afire, ringing up ten points before
Pinn, forward Of the visitors
capitalized on a foul attempt.
The brilliant Union passing baffled
the Bucs and broke the resistance
of their zone defense.
Lay-up shots and successful field
goals from a distance kept the
Panthers in front by a wide mar
gin although the lucky Pirates
made more of a game than the
totals show. At the half, the Pan
Tiers were leading BAIT
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
xaviier's
Girls Win
II In Row
BY CHARLES LeLAY

NEW ORLEANS, L.a.-Feb. 15.-
The Xavier University cage SEX
tette added two more games to it's
current win streak OF eight con-
secutive games. chalking up nine
and ten in defeating the Tuskegee
Institute lassieS, 1927 and 37-33,
and even when the Prairie View
College girls bowed, 1922. All
three games were played the past
week at Xavier gymnasium. The
Xavier girls have lost only one
game in the past two years, win
ming seven. tying two, and drop
ping one last season.
MISS CASEY CLICKS
The first contest with Fuskegee
was thriller, Xavier leading 1919
at the end of the first quarter and
1918 at half time The visitors tied
1t up, 1922, in the third quarter;
however, Xavier'S Casey found the
range of the Tuskegee basket and
the Xavierites pulled out front.
Casey's 16 points via seven baskets
and two free throws gave her high
point honors in this contest Huck-
enhull of Tuskegee played brilliant
ly for the visitors
The Prairie View game proved to
Ee a free scoring affair, Coach
Minnie Finley of Xavier using her
reserves in most of the game. Casey
again took high point honors scor-
ing thirteen baskets and three free
throws for % points.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
HAMPTON RALLIES

A Spasmodic scoring spree Of the
Pirates ten minutes after the Sec
ond half began to. help the champ
Union quint at the standstill while
the Bucs loaded up points for a
1890 count. Phillips Pirates for
ward, tossed four consecutive shots
through the hoop TO spearhead the
only visitor threat
With the Injection Of Mel
Glover, the fighting Panther once
more resumed their attack, scor-
ing in the usual manner after
hard and vigorous passing. The
Panthers coasted TO an easy win
PHILLIPS GOOD
Phillips sparked tie Hampton
score parade with twelve points
Allen was standout ON the Ce-
fenSe,
The Valley settler., 1941-05-30

Thon up spoke Bravo Eoratius,
The captain OF the gatc--
To ovory man upon this Garth
Death comoth soon or late.
Dooth comoth soon or lato.h
How can man do bcttcr
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes Of his Fathers
And tho tonplos OF his gods?
Certainly you do. It'll bet
he 1ot very drunk that nj int, and
fnr thormoro, I DON'T think that
hc made that much show: Imagine
thct he Just said "Yos, 5ir!'
salntod and cot down TO bus moss.
Speeches arc FOR politi cions--
action is for soldiers.
The Valley settler., 1941-05-30

ACTION IS For sol DIS
I was intrigued the other
day when I read these lines IA
soldie r's bus inc SIS s ereater than
that of any ne reliant or cap tain
Of Industry, FOR soldier IS
business is to Gle, If noces sary."
I admit that 1t save NE
few bad moments, for thore is no
doubt that the statement Is blunt.
However, as is my practice, L took
my pipe in hand and considered
the arti Gle. It was a ca1lous
true. Yet one cannot help but
admit that here uas man who
gave g soldier due crooit.
A soldier docs not deal in
merchandi SC, but in ideals and
defense OF what tho Laws OF his
country deem right. The can on,
riflos, and other az aratus are
the tools Of his trade, but his
is the highest service that nan
can rendcr-- service to an local.
1t is the duty OF Il soldier to
obey, even thou-5h his obodi en- &C
may mean certain dootll-- that is
not his to question. In q world
where everyone is concG rnod with
how much he is en- titlod to grab,
It is PLEASANT to soc one or San
ization devoted TO that t can
live.
1t is some thing that wo mon
in arms arc lik lily not to think
Of and when VIC 60 VIC scoff, for
the idea is q little larger than
our moan mind like to conceive.
The truth Of the mattor is. that
the Army should be one Of the
most rospo ctod Of all ms I'll tuti ons .
soldier is q protest. onal man
because he gives service; nc gives
his lifo in service. That is his
job.
If, down doop in the he art
Of every soldier, he Go cs not be-
The Valley settler., 1941-05-30
ylLII-.D PLOT. STAT CHylcL. s-ElyLc2s

It is desired that Sunday
school begin at ton O'Clock rom
pity, and worship services at Il
O'Clock promptly.
Iho. Arm tico hour IS II An.
and even on Lomoriol- BAY this has
S i9nifi cameo for the Jctoran. Lot
us be prompt in our plocea OF wor-
ship at that appointed moment.
This Juno LIST. service will
DC porti cipatod in by V t1rcns
and Logi onairos. Lot as many Of
US as possible share With them q
sacred oprortuni ty.
The Valley settler., 1941-05-30

The iosilla Homomokors .,roup
was organized Thursday, 10y &c,
at the school house. The follow
ing Officers Woro elected. Hrs.
.. Isoacs, President; llrs. Ddlund,
leo ros idont; and l-rs. B. OCrcn,
Sccro tory-Troosuror Tho 2irst
rogulor mootln6 Will be hold at
the homo Of mrs. Isaacs on Juno 4.
Eao Stephenson will els cuss olovo-
mailing end as sist tn group in
rll-ing plans FOR topics to be
studied for tho remainder o. tho
year.
The Valley settler., 1941-05-30

A-H Dance, Juno 7 at Gym
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-19
SALE.

By virtue of authority conferred
upon the undersigned as trustee in a
certain deed of trust dated the 18th
day of january, 1888, and recorded
in book l89, page 349, executed by
Horace M. Champion. default having
been made in the payment of the
debt therein secured, at the request
Of the holder of the same | will offer
for Gale at the courthouse door in
Henderson, N. c., on the 28th day
OF June, l94l, at II O'clock, by pub
lie auction, the following described
real estate:
Begin at a stake A. +. Johnson's
corne on the road as it formerly ran
from Ross old mill place to the
Clark place, the same being 848 81
feet N 70 IA f, from a stake Whit
tcd'S corner, rrH thence along said
old road, N 81 IA f. 1885 chs. to the
intersection in the road leading from
Henderson to WILLIAMSBURG by Ross
mill, 90 feet from a stake; thence
along said road, N Al IL f, 1928
Chns. to a stake in the road, and so
feet N Il IL E, from a stake in the
Southern edge of said road; thence
S p IL W, 1920 chns. to IS feet
beyond a stone on the North side Of
the road to the place of beginning.
Containing 10 acres more or less. See
deed of Elsie O. Vow and husband,
end George S. Cooke and wife, dated
January II, 1888, to Horace M.
Champion.
This 26th day of May. 194l.
A.. A. BUM, Trustee.
May 20-June ~5-l2-lo-26
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-19
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ANSWERS.

I. The Total cost OF administration
was Sl67,05 This includes the per
diem and expenses Of the ecommis-
sionerS. Sl3,23l; the salary of the
chairman and the expenses of his
office, S27 ,044; the general counsel's
office and his salary, SPOIL, account
ing department, S48,019: purchasing
department, S23,083; engineers office
end salary, Sl5,634: maintenance ard
operation Of building, S9,578; stock
and mail room, S28.382, and the in
division, $500.
2 Alfred Rowland served two
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-19
~FLENI\G-LlON REUNION.

VAIOTO, Dune TV-Tho annual
Flcmlng-Lyon reunion viii be held
Sunday, June %, at Bullock'S Meth
'dirt church, near Creedmoor, in
G. nNIIlc county. All persons affillat-
ed by blood or marriage are invited
To be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-19

Its fortunate the Swiss are good
yodelers Surrounded by Axis states
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-19

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-19

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