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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
DIVORCES

Charlotte Hassick from Fern II.
Della Besrdaey from Rsymond.
7. Hal from Sarah.
Bessie New from Paul
walter Mason from Ruby.
All HaA from Anna.
srne V. Aalto from sauna.
Marie Grnsss from flvIa
William Johnson from Elizabeth.
Cora 3 Harris from James "
Florence n Greene from Gilbert 4
Rum Wilson from George
Francis k8isia from Katherine.
Katherine BlaTle from Joseph.
Theresa Fa1uf from John
Aeric.le Nrfsun from Royal
Grace 2yczynski from Emil.
Marcus DeLuna from Flora.
Molly stark from Julius
ssle y DoWdy from Tolhs.
Charles voorhees, from Ethel.
Mahgl Harrison from George
augusta Pichler from Frederick.
hmey Hartley from Ernest.
Adam Beudy from lille.
JAKE Young from Mamie
Cras ford Griffin from Mamie
Judy Ausfer from Robert
Margaref Mckinney from &C.
Fu'h A Fowler from Wilmer
Gladys Cameron from Gordon.
Pear Martin from Charles.
Agnes Little from Charies
Alice FreitaE from Lee.
Geness shecl0ck from Arthur.
John Wood from Mary
Florence Taprafe from ardiuo.
Hanna Kansas from Lsuu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Plumbers Wanted
WINDOW TRIMMER AND
CARD WRITER

Only experienced in mems clothing am
furnishing. Call at George d Henry io'
Michigan Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
DEATHS

Rohsrf Vanre sol simpson. So
Har, LgB NeIsan. sf17 Norhheid ~ -
Haiuf sfQIfh 500 Harusn g.
uars SrastH gees fudsan 81
Edfed snfdsfrom. 17il Monterey. %
NIke AHaEar $3.50 snhieski g
Harry y TafInr isiuf Parhsfds. T.
Nellie Whaier zaos Easf jefferson g.
Marfha Ida Maftr. 5211 EaIfour mos
Peter sasiera oils Easfiswn -
Patrick Collins. 1851 Ora g0nn y
wins Richards 1851 clinton. 30
Georgia McRctrads SO Adelaide -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Lost and Found

COLLIE. Large male, tan. white run
markings. family grteving, reward.
Niagara 9ls3.
CHOW-R Red female right eye blind. chill
dren grevng. Reward. Madison h2il,
DOG LOST-Male Welsh terrier; named
For" reward Niagara 2233
POCKETBOOK- Colorful petitpointe. Con-
tents valuable owner only. Keepsake.
Reward. University 3-1l2l.
WRIST WATCH-Lady pink gold longines,
obiOng keepsake. Liberal reward. Ar
lington 075t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Male Help Wanted
DRIVERS WANTED

DISTRIBUTORS to pass out circulars
pay every night. 300 East Larned. Apply
o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Death notlres

CORMACK - March 16, Charles dear
brother Of Margaret Mcintosh and Jessie
Tudor of Detroit and Wallace OF Cleveland.
Funeral service Wednesday at p. m. from
-M-Haas Funeral Home 445s Joy
road al Martindale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18

EHRENREICH March 10. Freda, of
ls67s Pelkey, beloved wife of Richard;
dear sister OF Edwin Anderson, Mrs Agnes
Field Mrs. Clara Griffin. Mrs Lillian
Busch ana Mrs, Mamie TfoWbridge OF
Seattle. Washington. Funeral service
Wednesday, p.s m, at 4. II. Peters
Funeral Home 12057 GratiOt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
EMPLOYMENT Agencies
Female Help Wanted

A MOST unusual opportunity for lady over
go no experience necessary. no invest
meni required A sure job with sure
pay for tho right person. Hours, 90, half
DAY Saturday. Apply In person only
Wednesday. $50 to II 30 a. m. 1903
Washington Boulevard Building
DIRECTORY enumerators. Must be good
penmen Apply 63,i Gratiot Room :
1886 Gratiot Second Floor, or 1877 r.
Jefferson. Room 9
GIRL-No cooking; small laundry. stay
nights; likes children. Townsend o-2o5o
GIRL-White general, no laundry; one
-cilffrf4 stay nights 1850 clemenis.
GIRL. reliable general: private room, good
home 1886 Lntieheid. University 8-Ssps
TirTt 70 n .A7sN4.sssii.s e1ner1-
enced. stay Excellent home. 1901 Bur
lingamo Townsend 5000.
HoUsEWoRK White, experienced; no
laundry cooking; stay; excellent home
Townsend s-404s.
HoUsEWoRK- White. private room. bath;
adult: excellent salary. references
NIAGARA 55l0
MIDDLE-AGED woman. white house
work. semi -invslid. stay nights Tyler
g. 229i
MATTRESSES t2i-3o)--2 experienced per
maneni position. Granny Bar 55oo
ut. Elliott
WOMEN WHO CAN sEW-We VIII es-
establish a dress business in your home .
only reliable and ambitious women need
apply: percentage ana profit $50 weekly :.
M investment all merchandise on con-
signment Write, giving quaiincauons'
address and phone number. Box b-e<Ss'
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
MEArs-MnaLEsALE
HARDWARE. PAINTS
PAINTING. DECORATING

Al WALLPAPER removed licensed ma
chinel - Guaranteed Workmanship red-
sonabie prompt. Tyler 4-2052.
AMERICAN DECORATORS. Complete serv-
ice. Lowest prices. Workmanship guar
anteed. Estimates. Lafayette 42i7.
BETTER DECORATING, reasonable rates
interior exterior Terms, Insured.
Guaranteed oregon 1894
CALUMET Decorators. paper hanging, 50.
calcimining 81 90 kitchens. SO, baths
SO. Temple 2-77s3 or Terrace 2-97l6.
DECORATING - WALLPAPER Removed.
-. so. Paperhanging. 81. 90; Ceilings.
S1.OO. Guaranteed Lafayette 06ls.
DEPENDABLE DECORATING Complete
Service High grade workmanship Reas-
enable Estimates Norihiawn 1875
EMILE BARBEAU = Complete Interior
Exterior services. Papering Guaranteed.
reasonable Norihlswn 1887.
EVERY JOB an advertisement Paint
ing paperhanging. washing estimates
"sELsTEAD." Vermont 5-2l73
EXPERIENCED DECORATOR, Plasterine.
Carpentering. workmanship guaranteed
reasonable Free Estimates. Madison
1907.
INTERIOR EXTERIOR Deeorating-com-
plete Service Good Workmanship. Rea-
sonable. Estimates lvanhoe $500
INTERIOR DEcoRATING-Room $500
complete. Outside Painting. Paperhang-
ing Estimates Fitzroy 1890.
lNDlS TRIAL SPIRAL fhlntlnR-F dtt'iiN9t
Easements whitehead good workmanship.
Estimates. Cherry $3.50.
EANHAM -Bt.RN-Twenty years decorating
experience. estimates TOWNSEND
$500. Townsend 5-3976.
PATCH PLAsTERING. Paperhanging; IS
years experience. any Job accepted
FtzrOy 1913
PAINTING. Dccoratihg. PfssterinE-Guar.
anteed Workmanship. PaperhanginE
Specially. CONTRACTING. Townsend
7-4466
PAINTING, DECORATING contractor
reasonable prices: estimates (Miehaud.l
Hogarth 1888 1928 Livernois.
SATISFACTION Gusranteed-Ah Painting.
Decorating Paperhanging. hree est.
mates. Reasonable Pingree fl17
sPECfALi PAINTING pane hanging,
room. ~ complete Immediate Service
Estimates Temple i-2lu2
WALLNAsHING PAPER dry cleaned
window washing. guaranteed reasonable
Kelly Northlawn 1855
WILL DECORATE sidewalls ceiling
paper incudedJ, 81 20 complete loom.
Dawson Ti0f
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D. ~; E<2 %e,i Seh1Ecp DEzec21M
BUYERS GUIDE
GOLF SCHOOLS


GRANDWooD Indoor Golf school-Boule-
ward Building. entire sth floor MA 6s3l
GROCERIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES
KILOGRAMS MARKET-Deliveries. open
evenings, holidays. 15023 East jefrrr-
son. Lenox 1904
JOHNSON's MARKET-Deliveries, Frozen
foods. Fish 1864 Wyoming (School-
craft1. Hoearth 1885.
INDUSTRIAL PRECISION WELDEHs
C. f. REHBINE-Plste-ma fabrica-
tions Tools. 1928 East McNichols. Town
send s-s7i5.
JEvELRY PLATING
Icons JEWELRY-P Plating Company. sos
Metropolitan Building. Jewelry plating
Cadillac 1862.
yEWELRY-STORE HOURS. 80
PEARL JEWELRY Company Complete
selection gifts. 9505 Gratiot. Roosevelt
Theater BuildingA
LAMP SHADES. DRsPEs TO ORDER
AL-GENE Lamp Shades. specializing cur
tains, Grapes; guaranteed. sl33 Lin
wood Tyler 5000.
LOANS-FHA MORTGAGES
GENERAL Discount Corporation-90r 2 APP
proved; FILA mortgage. 1908 Barium
Tower Randolph 4570-
MARBLE CHIPS
MARBLE CRUsHER- ompsny-Manufac-
turers chips and dust, any color. TSRP!e
-2-11s.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18

Good money making opportunity durinl
this Spring driving Checker cabs. An out
door job driving a pleasure car. Healthy
and profitable. Must he over p. Appll
after a. m. Apply 2l2s Trumbull
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18

PROF FLIUN, ASIFULU5I
Consultations daily. 10 20 5, Tuesdays ana
Fridays TIL p Closed sunday. 3fls Jonn
r. between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
RFyEPEND LILLIAN LIE Cnurcn Of
Christ. Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard TYLER 1888
RUPTURE successfully treated as you
work; safer surer results.
MevoY RUPTURE CLINIC
,tsas THIRD AVE. TO. s-72s5
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Established Territory Open

JEWEL TEA CO. has opening for t2)
men: steady work; salary and commission.
Apply before noon. Mr.. Moos, 1881
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Manager Allen Only Link To Great
Kansas City Monarch Teams Of Past

Newt Allen. manager and third baseman of the Kan
City Monarchs is the remaining link of those great
Monarch teams of the 1920s teams that champion
ships in the National Negro league with regularity.
Allen. who is bracketted with James Monroe. Frank
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Ball Beats
Martin ToCapture
National Open
Clyde Below
Form Shown In
Louis Open

CANTON, Mass.-Prior 20 leaving
Detroit Clyde Martin. winner OF the
first annual Joe Louis Open. held
in Detroit, Aug. l., IL a. d II, told
friends that he needed rest as
he had been playing almost every
day for two months.
In the National Open held here
last week Martin showed by his
play that he was stale. lie didn't
shoot the find brand OF golf he
displayed on the links in Detroit
10 capture the IRISH Louis Open.
Martin, who Is instructor TO Joe
Louis. finished one stroke behind
Robert (Pat Ball. 42-year-old
professional from Palos Park Gold
club. Chicago
BALI who had worn the crown
three times before. staged his come
back in the sixteenth renewal OF
the event over the Ponkapoag
course here. chalking up total OF
800 for ~ holes OF medal play, one
up on Martin.
Ball, who won previously in 1927
1884 and 1899. carried off $3.50 in
priz money, while Martin won $3.50
for second place. Third place mon
ey went TO Zeke Hartsield. OF At
lant'. Ga. former caddy to Bob
Jones. who carded 307 for the dis
lance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Jamas Edgar
Kozole
Riley Stops
Iowan In Seven

Several weeks ago James Edgar
fought his first fight over three
rounds. dccisioning Rudy kozole. OF
River Rouge. in six rounds. But
Kozole was satisfied with tho yer-
dict, requesting return, match.
This match was held Friday night
at the Motor City Speedway.
II there was any doubt abont
Edgar's superiority over Kozole in
the first bout. it was eliminated in
the second match Edgar. former
Golden Gloves champion. floored
Kozola four times to win an easy
decision.
Edgar IS middlewcight and
under tho management of John W.
Roxhorough.
Odell Wiley. scored seventh
round technical knockout over
Henry Jones. Fort Dodge. Ia:
George Mericka Port Huron. stop
I d Ernie Morgan. Oakland, Cal,
in the fourth and Bobby Neal.
Pittsburgh. stopped Eddie Scott,
Ann Arbor. in the second Neal had
floorcd Scott five times when
Referee Johnny Webber stopped
the bout. Chico Chick Sander.
12O-pounder from San Antonio.
Texas, decisioncd Dick Wells, l22,
OF st. Louis in eight rounds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Warheld, Downs, Carney Day, and
other top second basemen, is not
ed for his rhythm and grace on the
playing field. Allen, in his best day.
moved across the diamond with the
grace Of a ballet dancer. He is also
a good batter. and while his legs
have slowed down considerably he
still is able TO steal proportion
ate number of bases during the
season.
When Alien first joined the
Monarchs Newt Joseph was at 3rd
base, Leonard Hawkins at first, and
Dobie Moore in short. John Donald
son, Hurley Mc\air. and Wilbur
Swettt were in the outiield. Will
bur tBulletl Rogan, Sam Crawford,
Joe Mendez, and William Frank
Drake were among the pitchers.
While Allen has seen his best
days, he was still good enough
TO be selected as the second base
man TO play on the West team in
the recent East-West All-Star game
in Chicago.
Manager Allen has promised the
promoters Of the games at Briggs
Stadium Sept. II between the Mon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Chatter OF Hoofs
By RAzz BROWN

FalseB lue. young racer owned
by Eddie tRochesterl Anderson,
won a race at Delmar track recent
ly at odds better than 100-1. Eddie
has not been in the game for a long
time, and. by the way, winning al
Delmar track is really a movie
thrill as the track is run by Bins
Crosby, and the surf rolls close be-
hind the grandstand. What track .
Whlrlaway Galloped off with
the Travers. as was expected
after officials ruled his exer-
else hoy. Plnky Brown could
not ride him. And expect him
10 gallop off with the American
Derby, the race with 80 much
history behind II. The Negro
Jockey, Isaac Murphy, won II
way back In 1851 on filly
named Modesty. owned by I'd
{. C0rrigan, the iron trainer Of
Irish descent. Boys. that's n
long way hack. The ~ field
Is below par. hut Whirlie now
packs the grandStand. lie i the
greatest draw In boss flesh
since Man O'War. The public
likes 10 see him make the great
stretch run.
Parasang beat the fine Splinter,
Roman.at the Spa. This cost OF
c. V. Whitney. is To be reckoned
with at all times this season. as
Trainer Sydner has him at tops
Fcnelon is at tops right now and
might beat any OF the handicap
division over a distance. Fleming
the gent We know. took his vaca
ton on the eastern coast and he
saw all the boys.
Honey Cloud. the old handicap
star. just galloped off from Tragic
Ending and the Brann racer. Pic
tor. Boys. it's hard 10 beat one
of those bosses with hit OF class
when the weight is right. Here's
hoping that Jockey Eddie Acaro
gets up and starts his winning
ways at once. He is the berries. He
just tries to Nin races.
Jockey j. (Shorty) Adams should
walk his beat AZ Thistledowns
track as he Is used to meeting
stronger competition than they can
muster there against him. Harvard
Square. Navy. King. Cole. Jimmy j.,
Aappy Pilot. Grasshopper. II.
Misty Isle. and Buster. Alsab. the
colt that has been in this column
constantly since last Spring. has
turned out to be the berries. and
| also had mentioned the crack
Amphltheatre In this column be-
fore the Spa opened.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Training Started BY
Pioneer Footballers
For Hard Grid Slate

Opening OF the 1871 season for
the Detroit. Pioneers, champion OF
the Greater Iietroit Football lea
que. occurred Saturday when more
than 25 players reported at Gold
berg Field, Hastings and Ferry. for
the first practice session.
Among the players of last year
who reported were Back. Toomer.
X. Foster. II. Foster. Brown, Jack
son, Falson. webb. Harrison, Car
ter. and Hill. In addition to the old
stars, there were number Of new
players seeking berths on the De-
troit professional team.
Rusty Miller. halfback; Stack
Walton, fullback. and Church Sum-
mers. center. were the former
Xavier university stars who have
been signed by the Pioneers. ac-
cording to Dwight Nuttall. manager
OF the team. Others are: Roy Gray.
William Buchanan and Prince
Street. tackle from Langston;
Horace williams. halfback from Al
corn: William Annette. end from
Tennessee a. a. H.; Oliver Hogan.
tackle. and William Dunn, guard,
from Lincoln: Fats Howard. Dill
lard. fullback; Jake Miller, and Jim
Garrett. ends. and Lorenzo Smith.
guard. from Kentucky State.
other players already signed
are: Alonzo Morgan. Xavier. and
Early Pinkard. center. Alabama
A. T. NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Last year Martin finished early
IN front Of the rest OF the field with
a comfortable and what looked like
winning score OF $50. His hopes
went SCATTERING to pieces as Ed
son Marshall, sensing defeat. came
roaring down the back stretch with
burst Of sub-par golf TO clip Mar
tin by three strokes and clinch his
third consecutive championship.
This was the finale that put the
finishing touches TO great match
that had the ultimate winner in
doub. until the very last as the lead
see-sawed back and forth so much
during that mid-September day.
Many OF the contestants this
year are familiar with Ottawa Park
and they. plus the new faces, will
still find 1t very sporty and will APP
preciaie the new Improvements it
Is now undergoing IL. II will afford
splendid opportunity for each golf
er To use every club in his bag and
the gallery will certainly be treat
ed To any number OF beautiful shots
II Is this kind Of course that will
actually test the skill OF a golfer
who must be at his best as a hook
or slice will mean almost certain
disaster.
Frank Jones. veteran pro OF the
Toledo Golf club has come out with
the prediction that a score OF 1i4
Or better will win this years tour
ma int.
Willie Bowling OF Dayton. de-
Tending amateur champion. is serv-
ing notice to all the amateurs, that
he will not relinquish his title this
year. DR.. English of Grand Rap
ids. DR.. Remus Robinson and Jer-
ry Hood of Detroit and many other
notable amateurs will compete.
For the women. Mrs. Bradley,
women's champion from lndianap-
oils. informs your writer that she
is strengthening her game. which
she must do TO ward off the on
rushes Of such nationally famous
players as Marie Jones and Alma
Mitchell Of Detroit. Grace Price of
Cleveland. Lucy Williams OF In
dianapolis. Vivian Bits and Cleo
Ball OF Chicago, Miss Johnson OF
Lansing. Mich, a newcomer, and
Cora Whitfield OF Toledo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Beefers Squawk, But
That's All They've
Been Able To Win

What can the "Y' Beefers do?
Last November they told Or. j.
h. Goggins. their coach. we don't
want any bridge lessons: We are
already good In fact. they beefed
so loudly that he secured inter-
club match plays with the Detroit
Bridge league who won the first
match Wy large margin. In ex-
planning this. the loud-talking
Beefers said. We'll. II takes us one
night TO warm up on the second
night the Bridge league trounced
them again. winning the first leg
on the beautiful trophy donated by
the Davis Motor Sales. To add in
su II TO injury. Ut ne victory buffet
league served beef and lamb
tongue.
That was the only occasion which
| have witnessed In which the Beef
ers have had very little TO say.
Your reporter was even more
convinced that the Beefers were
through when he stopped by the
"Y" one night during their City
Wide Open Pair Bridge tourna-
ment and searched high and low to
find only two OF them playing for
the striking twenty-nine-inch tro-
ply donated by the Supreme Liber-
~ Life Insurance company, and
these two were so quiet that 1 al
most over looked them. Mrs. ]. h.
Goggins and DR.. O. D. Sweet, OF the
Goggincttcs. we're the winning pair
In this tournament. After that, |
decided that those guys had finally
come to the conclusion that they
only played a fair game OF parlor
bridge. You just can't keep them
from talking.
Now we are hearing that they are
all champion golfersl After a great
deal OF persuasion, about eight OF
them who had never played golf
before decided that they were prob
ably not good enough to play In the
golf tournament against those who
had been playing for many years,
Therefore. the Beefers tournament
Is divided into two divisions. the
Hashers and the championship Di-
visions.
OF the Hashers we heard most
from Augustus Galloway who has
won two matches from Drs. Fowler
and west. with q score OF 1ie and
ia respectively for . holes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Set Back
Ten Days
Champ Asks
For More Time
To Train

Following a request made by
Joe Louis. the championship fight
between the titie-holdor and Lou
Nova. scheduled for Sept 10 in
Yankee Stadium has heen post
poned for a week and transferred
to the Polo Grouni~ In New York
In making his request for
postponement OF the battle Louis
told Jacobs that he needed more
time to prepare himself for the
bout. pointing out that he had
been playing SO holes Of golf dur
ing the past week. AID in addition
had Just ensed his marital
troubles.
First Time For Joe
As this was the first time loe
had made such request. Jacobs.
over the protest Of Nova and his
manager RAY Carlen. GRANTEE II.
setting the Sept % date for the
battle.
Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis. his face bcaming with
smile. returned 20 Detroit Thurs
day evening. The champion was &C.
companied nv his wife and the
young couple spent the evening at
the homo OF his mother Mrs. Lily
Brooks 2lo0 McDougall.
Louis and his wife we're recon-
cilled last week in Chicago. Marva
had Instituted divorce action
against her husband last month.
hut agreed 10 drop the action after
the two had talked 1t over in
consultation room Of Chicago
court
Louis. accompanied by his secre-
tary Freddie Guinyard, left FRI
day afternoon for Stephensville
where he viii begin preliminary
training for his championship bout
with Lou Nova. next month IN New
York. Louis Will remain at Stevens
willie Tor week. and then move on
20 Greenwood Lake, y. Y. where
he will complete his conditioning.
1T was happy ending" said
John W Roxborough, co-manager
OF the champion. 1T is better their
trouble ended in reconciliation
than 10 have gone in court
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Brewster Youth
Star OF Meet
In Capital
Pittsburgh Y
Wins Team Title
For Splashers

With a collection OF % medals,
and two Of the three individual uo-
phics. members OF the Senior team
of the Brewster Recreation Center
swimming squad returned home
earl. Monday morning from Wash
ington, d. c., where they had par
ticipated in the annual National
AAU meet In the Capital.
Will the Brewster team finish
ed third in team standing. the seven
men whom Coach Glance Gatli-
fife took to Washington set two
records in the senior mems divi-
sion and had the individual star OF
the meet.
Washington Stars
Robert Washington. 20-year-old
former Pittsburgh prep star who
two weeks ago won the honor Of
being the first Negro to win a State
AAU swim title, was the star OF
the Washington meet, winning the
i00-yard free style. SO0-yard free
style, 1O0-yard free style. and Sec
ond in the 900-yard free style
Washington was also member OF
the Brewster relay team which
clipped nine seconds off the record
in the 500 yard medley. touring the
Banneker pool in 3.20.4
Taylor Campbell, Davis Cobbs
and Mitchell Lucas were the other
members OF the relay team.
The Brewster relay team OF
James Buchanan. Taylor. Campbell
David Cobbs, and Robert Wash
ington also won the 5O-yard free
style relay. Cobbs won the 200
yard backstroke, and Cal Camp
bell was fourth
Prepares For Next Year
Taylor Campbell and Fred Ed
wards were tied for fourth place
in the 2OO-yard free style. Mitchell
Lucas was third in the 200-yard
breast stroke. Buchanan was fourth
in the 50-yard free style.
Coach Gatilifee has already be-
gun plans for next year when he
will take team of men. women,
boys and girls To the meet in an at
tempt TO win the team trophy, the
only one Detroit has not captured
The team trophy was won by Pitts
hurgh. replacing Christian YMCA
Philadelphia. who won II In 1910
Teams from New York, Pitts
hurgh, Philadelphia. Louisville
KY; Atlanta, Ga; and Montgomery
Ala. competed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Paige Will Pitch In
Chicago Fund Contest
To Benefit The Sick

CHICAGO-Satchel Paige unlim-
bers his mighty right arm at spa
cious Comiskey Park Sunday after
noon. Aug. 81 and many sick per-
son will benefit from the power and
skill that is his.
The occasion Is the Provident
Hospital Fund game. which VIII
have the champion Kansas CITY
Monarchs meeting the Chicago
American Giants in an important
Negro American league second-half
game. starting at 3 pm. the game
will have an important hearing on
deciding the second-half winner
and. at this time. both the MonarenS
and American Giants are stu ia
the running.