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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Illinois Cdgers
Close 10 Crown

CHICAGO, Feb. II CUP).
Only Indiana's hurrylng Hoosiers
hold a Chinaman's chance today
Of pulling abreast Of the pace
setting Illinois Sophomores as the
Big Tens basketball race moved
into the home stretch.
The tall boys from Illinois
scored their ninth victory in 10
conference games last night while
SnuninE out MlnncSOtaS title
hopes. Al TO 81. Purdue dealt A
similar blow 10 Wisconsin, defend
ING champion. breaking tho Badger
victory string at SIX straight, 40
10 81.
AS a result. the Gophers dropped
TO third place with eight victories
and four defeats and Wisconsin
deadlockcd with Iowa and Purdue
for fourth place. All three have
won SIX games and lost four.
Academic Chicago almost stole
the spotlight from such crucial
contests by coming within a HAIR :
breadth OF scoring lis first victory
in 80 consecutive games The
Maroons folded up. II 10 IS. after
leading Northwestern by six points
three minutes before the final gun
BY winning all four OF thor
remaining games, tho HooSlerS
can share the title il Illinois drops
two Of It's five contests Indiana
meets one major foe. Minnesota
while the Him must encounter
both Purdue and Wisconsin.
KotZ. with las points. Stlll holds
the individual lead, however. Otto
Graham Of Northwestern tailed
10 points against Chicago for a
season total of 100 TO hold second
place three points ahead ol
Sprowl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Skaters 10 Aid
Bomber Fund

Entries for the Michigan indoor
skating championships listed for
the University of Michigan rink
at Ann Arbor next Saturday night
and the Eastern Michigan cham
pionShip al Green Glen Park next
SundaY.will he received tonight at
a meeting AZ the Department of
Recreation Building, 504 Elmwood
avenue.
The Eastern Michigan events
were announced today by Benja-
min DaGway Bagdade. secretary OF
the Southern Michigan Skating
Association.
Proceeds will 60 10 The Detroit
Times Buy Bomber Fund"
Green Glen is located at 22-Mile
and Ryan roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 17-Chick Harbert, the hard
hitting Battle Creek Mich golf professional has won
other champonship-the Texas Open.
And what's most important, he did it the hard way beat
ing doughty Ben Hogan COLTS top winner 1916
yesterdays 1Shoe payo after they had tied at 22 in the
regulation 70 holes He the 81 900 first prize plus sos
of the payof attendance money.
1t the 27year-old Harberts second triumph of the
present tourhe the Beaumont Open in addition
tying for third Los Angeesand goes long toward
substantang remark he made last spring to few of his
closest friends
He had just finished his first swing around this circuit
and his consistent performance gained him rating the
most promising among the younger pros
"My experiences convinced me l can keep up with the
leading players and believe day I'll win major cham
piOnshp" Harbert said then in confident without
intending be boastfu Power counts In golf and
know hold my in this department"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
7 Detroit Boys on Cleveland Roster

Indonalv Cleveland roster, lists two Detroit boys
We C;romek. wlowy 22yearod pitcher from Hamtramck
and Vernon Frcburgcr 1syear-od nfcdcr Before moving
IN 10 Indians Gromck won IL games ana
los, but two with Flint n Michigan State League
Bracken, former Cleveland pitcher who has resided
for many years and who discovered Gromek believes
Steve some day will be outstanding big Lacquer.
Joe Krakauskas Canadianborn finger who broke INTO me
American League Washington and who belongs 10
Cleveland is Deroier with the Indians Joe took
residence City when he took winter job at
the Tool Shop.
Former Tigers will be Cleveland livery az Briggs
Stadium this Vernon Kennedy whom the Indians
bought this winter Gee Walker and Harry
Eisenstat.
With Lou Boudrcau, the pilot playing manager,
altogether who been ordered the
Clearwater camp ncdenty the Tigers and Indians will play
home home exhibition games Lakeland and Clearwater
next month
Bob Teller navy, Of missing from the
Cleveland roster. And, brother, that's big hole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Continued on Page 49,
Mike Jacobs Signs
Webb 10 Fight CoIan

NEW YORK, Feb. L up
Promoter Mike Jacobs, seeking a
challenger for light heavyweight
c n a m pion Gus LoSncviCh, has
matched Jimmy Webb of Houston.
Tex. and Johnny Colan of New
York for a 10 or l2-round con-
tenders battle at Madison Square
Garden, March II.
Webb and Colan fought draw
in eight action-packcd rounds FRI
day night in the Semfnal 10 the
Billy Conn-Tony Yale bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

he might come through had mediocre at Buffalo
in 1870 hitting only 225 although rappng out y homers
and in the winter Gilbert acting tip from Clyde McCu
Tough Fleming and catching for the nago
Cubs brought trade for Bob Boken and Mickey
With Nashville he a sensation from the start. Al
though he had previously the outhd Gilbert
used him only first base.
According Nashville scribe Fleming attributed MS great
q4 season 10 the first time in his baseball
career felt good
~ was half sick at Buffalo and felt right those
o,bor xoor Fleming was quoted Getting tonsis
seemed to help.
Fleming weighs 1s3 pounds and stands feet 10 inches
He short stubby fingers His first basemans INIT Is cu
of across the ton he He has 20 watch
his diet married but there children lie carries
34.ounce "a Inch the plate and employs whThKe
swing. told. -
So we may see Fleming the Cleveland lineup April IA
when the Indians invade Briggs play the Tigers in
the opcning game Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

tunes of a trunk with a hun
dred labels. he invited us to O
seat.
Detroit Is just like home 10
me-" he started, talking over an
unllghted cigar. 81 used to hold
the world records for speed
skating. In fact, my mark OF
l minute IL AS seconds still
stands. We raced on a rink
about two blocks long at Four
tenth and the Boulevard. I
raced against all corners here I'm
1898. Yes, that's the year, and
by George remember IL was
the week Of February 2 to o,
just about 90 years ago. IIjJ
II competed In l52 contests
all over the world between
1868 and won 14S Of them.
Most Of them were handicap af-
fairs and the ones lost I Just
gave away too many yards at
the start
Once started, Earl REYNOLDS ~
Reynolds and Donegan, the finest
ralners and producers Of skating
Continued on Page l6l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Bob CdIihan Stars
As Great Lakes Wins

SEATTLE. Wash 70 b i
q TNSl. The Great Lakes Naval
Training Station basketball team
had another victory 20 lot down in
'hc log book today tho team :
tWonty-fourth oUt OF % starts
following their IS 20 - triumph
over the University Of Washing
ton liUSkICs
Bob Calhan. former University
If Detroit all-AmorlCan, scored "a
points. He was given a great ova-
ton for his work. and his fast,
deadly shooting was something for
20 see
The Sailors led % 70 26, at half
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Basketball Results

Detroit 20 Michigan state 81.
Indiana ~. Michigan -
Purdue 90. Wisconsin "a
Illinois 81 Minnesota 81.
Hope ~. Albion "a
Northwestern 81. Chicago tf
Kentucky 81. Georgia Tech 81.
Oklahoma 81 Nebraska %
Duke 50 N0rfh Carolina STATE IS
virginia 81 Washington and Lee g.
Tennessee g. Nanderhtt 49,
Kansas Sn. Iowa state o.
Manhattan IS Boston University O.
New York 81 Rutgers 80
onE Island ST.. seton Hall 7u.
AKRON 50 BALDWIN wallace So
Kent state 81 John Carroll %
HIGH SCHOOL
pe "a Safe as 81 Ambrose %
NJ. carna -, a. Francis ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Macks' Staff Intact

PHILADELPHIA. Feb II lINS)
Connie Mack'S pitching staff
for 1912 was intact today with
the signing Of Bill Beckman and
Jack Hallet, husky young right
handlers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Night Hockey

Briggs and Lawrence, rival De-
trolt Night sIIockcy League sen
tets. Will meet in the feature Of
two-Came program in Mack Park
tonight at 600 Local Ia tHud-
som and Dearborn are paired in
the opener al 7.30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
SHOULD HOLD LEAD

In the close central section COM
petition. Visitation should hold It's
one game lead over Catholic Cen
trail. Visitation meets ST. Lads
laus, while the Shamrocks play St.
Gregory.
over in the second division. the
west side crown may be decided
when ST. Mary of Royal Oak tan
giles with st. Frederick at Pontiac.
The Royal Oak five has won all
eight starts. while St Frederick
has won nine and lost one. St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Tin Row for Pilots
De La Sale Five Trounces ST. Ambrose, 1923,
TO Win Catholic Sectional Title

ST. Theresa at ST. Theresa in to-
nights feature game.
LourdeS Is two games in front OF
its closest rivel. Redeemer. and has
only St. Leo left TO play after to-
night. Redeemer takes on ST. Ce-
celia tonight and 81. Theresa Fri.
day. The Pirates, defending first
division champions. are out of the
running in the Catholic League
race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Big Ten Standings

Last nights results Purdue A. Wscon-
Sin 81 Illinois Al Minnesota 81 North.
western ~, Chicago 4s Indiana a.
Michigan ~
clgo Northeastern A. Wisconsin Ohio
sta,s A. Illinois MIcnIEan AZ Iowa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
WHAT THEY SAY

RAY MARI veteran skating official: Keep Ed
Einnpgan Wyandotte 15-year-old class skater He's
natural Splinter he stamina and
he vil-to-win in longer races
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
SALARY IN BONDS

. Every employc will accept
N per cent of his salary in do
fcnSo bonds or stamps. from
MaCPhail down 10 The caretak-
crS At EhbotS Field. IF they
don't agree said Mr.. MaCPhail.
we Will not open tho gates this
season" p. S.-They will agree,
. Plans arc almost completed
whereby Al least 80 600 men in
uniform will be invited 10 En-
bots Field during the season rs
guests Of tho Dodgers, and all
coaches. scouts and players will
be available for any services
requested by athletic officers or
health officials Of Tho army.
navy or civilian defense or
carnations.
Tho 10 farm clubs ~ the Brook
lyn chain will adopt a similar pro
gram
l. ia believed Tho other maio
clubs VIII soon fall in line viii
similar plans or with some tina
might prove even more valuable
Tho Buns have made the frs
move, however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

De La Sale today IS the first
Of three First Division basketball
teams in the Catholic Prep League
TO win a sectional championship.
BY smothering st. Ambrose last
night. az 10 %, La Sale clinched
the title in hanging up its seventh
straight victory in the eastern
section. II has one more team to
meet. ST. Joseph, on Friday, but
the result viii have no bearing.
Coach Alex Chesney's CaGers
started from the opening whistle
10 make short work of st. Am
hrose. They piled up 2l-6 lead
in the first quarter, led 32-l0 al
the half and 1921 going into the
final session.
The Pilots ace scorer, Len
SlazinSki, again set the pace,
scoring IA points. all Of which
came in the first half rush.
Counting montague games, De
La Sale has won 10 IN row
this season. and Slazinski has nun
up l21 points during that stretch
Dick Van Goothems y points
were high for 81. Ambrose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Totals IS . 80 Totals IL a31
Score at half time-Detroit u. Michigan
State Is
Free throws missed-Deroii: Nader.
Michigan State: Gerard (, Peterson, Au.
buchon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Titans Get Hot
To I pset State
U. D. s. Trips Up
Spartans. 39-2T
Brice Top Scorer

EAST LANSING, Feb. IT,
After using every trick OF the
trade in a last desperate bid for
their fifteenth victory Of the sea.
son, a remorseful group OF Mich
igan State basketball players
looked back today and discovered
more than one reason why Univer-
sity of Detroit handed them 49,
81 defeat last night in Jenison
IFieldhouse.
First of all. the Spartans lacked
the same vigor that enabled them
to swamp University of Michigan
last week On the other hand, the
ITitans had it.
More than that. the Titans had
poise and control on a strange
floor, and they used every bit to
the best advantage for their elev-
enth victory in 16 starts.
When Detroit cagers went to
the foul line. they made nine out
of 10 attempts. The Spartans made
nine free throws, too, but they also
missed six.
l ANS Sl II hSl
The Titans went about their
business in cool manner. After IL
minutes Of play they took an lilo
lead. which was built up TO 22-16
by half time. Bob Brice contrib
uted heavily to this drive with
three quick field goals.
Both teams went scoreless for
the first five minutes of the Sec
ond half. Then Michigan State ap-
peared TO be getting started as
Mel Peterson. Bill Burk and Fred
Stone tossed in baskets which tied
the score at 1922.
Hereupon Coach Lloyd Brazil
sent his shock troops back into
the contest. Phil Haweeli contrib
Iuted long shot and Charley
lO'Brien tipped in pair.
Jumpin' Joe Gerard helped put
Michigan State back in the game
again with two field goals and two
free throws. but a last minute bid
fell short and the Spartans alb
sorbed their sixth defeat in 20
games this season.
SPARTAN RALLY FAILS
How desperately the Spartans
tried. however, was seen in the
last AS seconds when they missed
two open shots at the basket. With
, Is seconds to play, and a jump ball
at hand, Fred Stone, 6-foot -6-inch
center, was sent back into the con-
test TO control the tip. But even
, this failed.
The only consolation for the
Spartans came in the fact that
. Gerard scored Is points. IL more
than he needed to break the three
year varsity scoring record. which
was held by Marty HUT with 404
points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

JAMES "SCOTTY" McIINN president: Twilight
spring for the first time.
is another benefit making
a rev
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
MT. CARMEL WINS

ON a field goal by Erwin Solo
in the last 10 seconds. Mt Carmel
Of Wyandotte noSed out 81. Fran
els Xavier 1927 10 Clinch at least
a tie for first place in the Third
Divisions west side. Nj. Carmel
has completed its regular sched.
ulc with 10 victories and two de-
featS
LourdeS unbeaten paCemakor ir
the first divisions western section
and sure Of AZ least a tie car
clnch the title with a victory over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

PAUL WILLIAMS Robert Oakman Trophy
catboat champion: THE class Catboats viii
be one Of the best racing divisions on the river
next summer. All boats will be equipped with
automatic bilge pumps"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
DETROIT TIMES, FEB. II, 1912 PAGE is
SPOR IS
BY LEO MACDONALD

Iger Discard Called Les Fleming Now Sold
Finest Power Hitter TO Tribe, Detroit
in All Minor Leagues Chatte tor Years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

CLARENCE PINKSTON. Detroit A. C.
swimming director: II think Yale has too much
balance and experience for Michigan and they
should beat Michigan at Ann ArbOr next Satur-
day night"
HAROLD CHII.SON. Plum Hollow golfer
"The slightest inaCcuraCy in swinging sand
blaster can ruin n golf ball, 80 I'll use mine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Continued on Page ls)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25
Lynching Probe,
Fl. Dix Action
Is Given Praise
FEPC Is Lauded
For its Move In
Fight for Jobs

NEW YORK-GS N $40 the
Department of Justice for appoint
ing a special prosecutor in the
Sikeston, MO, lynching and for
investigating and securing indict-
meylts IN the riot over the So
journer Truth Homes in Detroit;
TO the Presidents Committee on
Fair Employment Practice Tor its
order TO stop race discrimination
in ten war plants in the Chicago
and Milwaukee area, and TO the
War Department for declaring "out
of bounds" public places around
Camp Dix, New Jersey, which re-
fuse service to co!ored soldiers, the
NAACP sent letters of appreciation
last week.
For the Justice Department, AT
torney General Francis Biddle was
told that the appointment of Jacob
M. LASTLY as special prosecutor in
the Sikeston lynching, and the
vigorous action of the Department
in Investigating the conspiracy TO
keep Negroes out Of the So
journer Truth Houses in Detroit
viii help TO stop lawlessness
against Negroes and other minori-
ties and increase Negroes faith in
democracy.
The NAACP extended its con-
gratulations TO the FEPC through
DR.. Malcolm S. MacLean, chair
man, for the Committees s'forth-
right and unequivocal action" in
ordering ten Midwestern plants to
stop discriminating against work.
ers on account Of race and relig-
ion.
Secretary OF War Henry l.. Slim
son got the note of appreciation
which said that the War Depart
ment's move in declaring ''out Of
bounds Jim crow places Of public
accommodation around Camp Dix,
is OF the utmost Importance and
value.
Important addition to this note
was the NAACP's statement that
rigid enforcement of the order will
have a statutory effect. But the as
ISOLATION said, Sin expressing ON
appreciation to the War Depart
ment may we express our hope
that this policy will be extended
to other areas"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25
Urges Taking
OF All Civil
Service Exams

WASHINGTON, D. Ca. N P)
-'"rlere should be a general rush
to take every civil service exam
offered, especially those in the
higher claSsifications," said George
Johnson, assistant to Lawrence w.
Cramer of the CoFEP, in discuss
ing situations in which Negroes
find themselves.
sJust because there has been no
demand for Negroes in positions
in the higher classifications in the
past" he continued, sis no excuse,
nor is it the answer to the prob
lem.
sDay after day, we are finding
the most difficult job of all is find
ing qualified Negroes after places
have been made Cor them and
after openings have been created.
even in the government service,
there are branches where Negroes
have not applied for positions for
years and years. This is not the
fault Of the branch, neither is it
the fault Of the Negro. Easily dis
couraged by the fact that there
were no Negroes previously en-
ployed in these particular divi-
s1ol1s, it is not hard for a Negro to
believe he win not be employed
IN these division of the govern
ment."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

to see foreign service after the q
S. entry into the war
Their commanding officer, Chi
cagoan, William A. Joyce, West
Point &c paid them this tribute;
"Once they find out what we want
them to do, they'll bust every muscle
TO get it finished Sometimes we
have to hold them back a little"
About 10 per cent of the company
men are volunteers, and the two
coiored master sergeants Fred Miller
and Percy Seward, both OF Ala
bama-have had Is years. army
service. Others of their comrades
who are helping Uncle Sam in this
great engineering feat are Sgt. o. l.
Cabbel, Des Moines; George Kit,
Allston, Mass: and James Danforth
Des Moines, both cable splicers; Sgt
Clarence Miller, Pittsburgh; Sgt
Edward Poole, Springfield, Mass,
and Pfc. Gale Davenport of Jamai-
ca, L. T., who was member of
radios famous Ink Spots singing
team when he was drafted into the
nations armed forces.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25
Commander Of krm0red Forces
Praises Work OF Race Troops

School; Brig. Gen. Thompson
Lawrence, commanding general of
the Armored Force Training Gen.
ter, and Col. N. Butler Briscoe,
Post Commander, at the huge
fieldhouse recently, four new
buildings a service club, library.
guest house and recreation hail.
were presented to the Negro SOL
diers at Fort Knox.
Now numbering about 1,75o, al
most all Of whom turned out for
the program, the Negro soldiers
are in the Armored Force Train
ing Center, the Armored Force
School, the newly-activated seth
Engineer Battalion, and the Fort
Knox pest complement unit. All
of them viii share the new, COM
pletely- equipped buildings.
Presiding was Maj. H. E. Bonar,
Post Special Services officer, who
introduced commanding officers of
the various colored units. Colonel
Briscoe formally turned over ia
cihties to General Henry, special
representative for Maj. Gen. Jacon
l.. Devers, Chief of Armored Force.
In his acceptance speech, Gen.
eral Henry pointed out the many
heroic feats and great contribu-
lions Of the Negro race during past
wars and the present war. He spe-
ciie5ally mentioned Ffo. Robert
Brooks, Negro soldier who was the
first memper of the Argnored
Force to be killed in action, and
Pvt. jos Louis Barrow, who recent
" risked his heavyweight boxing
title so that the Army Emergency
Relief Fund might be swelled by
some $4,000.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

William l.. Dawson, above, held
decisive lead over Earl B. Dick
erson for the Democratic Congress
sionaI nomination in incomplete
returns at Chicago Wednesday.
The contest is for the seat being
vacated by Cong. Arthur w. Mitch
ell. William E. King was the easy
Republican nominee. Wendell E.
Green, Democrat, and Patrick B.
Prescott, Republican. seem win
ners in the Municipal Court pri-
mary. Stanton DePriest and DIR. J.
B. Martin were nominated for Re-
publican county commissioner cam
didates.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

Told TO bring records and state
ments concerning employment OF
Negroes in his department, DIR.
Studebaker was confronted with
evidence gathered by investigators
of the CoFEP and statements by
DR.. Robert G. Weaver and DIR. w.
w. Alexander.
George johnson, assistant to
Lawrence Cfarner of the commit
tee, supplied technical evidence ac-
cording TO the law on the employ
ment OF workers, while John Beech
or, the Investigator for the COM
mite, gave his information.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

After all of the evidence had
been submitted and DR.. Studebak-
er's assistants had given such i'm
formation as they could, the entire
mass of material was filed away
for an early meeting cf the full
committee, expected to be held IN
May. AT this time, full attention
will be given the material at that
time and the findings will be made
public.
1t is anticipated similar action
will be taken against a number of
federal agencies in the very near
future as soon as Investigations are
completed.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25
Signal Corps Out fit Wins
Commentator In Panama
Win Praise of White Captain
AS They Build Phone System

PANAMA, Canal Zone AMP
Reports coming here from the u. S
Signal corps, now stationed deep in
the Psnamanian jungle installing a
telephone communication system
necessary TO defense of the Panama
canal, voice high praise for the Me-
gro u. 8. soldiers serving with the
Signal Corps unit.
The colored soldiers comprise one
company in the corps, hail from
the south, east and middle west
and arriving here last december
were the first unit OF Negro soldiers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
10 MEET IN MAY

INDIANAPOLIS lamp sum
mer A. F'tnniss of Indianapolis,
sovereign grand commander of the
United Supreme Council A. A. S.
r., has issued his official summons
for the 61st annual session to be
held in Philadelphia May 1912.
Representatives from "A consistories
in northern and western states will
attend the session.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

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