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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Midwestern Conference
Meets Louisville Dee. | [

The Mid-Western Athletic asso.
ciNion comprises the following in
s,itutions: Kentucky State college.
Frankfort, KY; Witberforce uni
versity, WHEREFORE. Ohio; Lincoln
university, jefferson City, Mo;
Philsnder Smith college, Little
Rock. Ark; Tennessee State col.
lege, Nashville, Tenn; Louisville
Municipal college. Louisville, Ky.
Conference champion in football
will be selected, said champion to
be awarded the Frank Fay"
Young trophy. Selection OF the
All-Conference Football team for
1912 will also be a feature OF this
meeting.
All Of the sessions Of the confer.
ence will be held at the Brock
building, Ninth and Magazine
streets, Louisville.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Hampton Wins
ZIP Over Union

HAMPTON-tANP) - Ending
topsy-turvy season in a final burst
OF glory the Hampton Pirates out
classed Virginia Unions Panthers
for a 27-l2 victory in their Thanks
giving day gnme at Armstrong field
The visiting team relied almost en-
tirely on their strong. ground-gsin-
ing pass attack. but Hampton clearly
outclassed them on the ground.
Leading the Pirates in their final
victory were nigh-seoring ace Bob
Mann. whU accounted for three Of
the Hampton scores; Capt Ernes,
Duke" Green. playing his last
game for Hampton; Tom Casey and
Harry Walker. ace freshmen backs;
and Dave Ware. also in his last
game. who played a magnificent
defensive game at center.
Five other stars OF the Hampton
Pirates played their last game for
their Alma Mater: Willie Payion.
Preston Ransome. Bob King. Lloyd
Saunders, and Theodore Bush.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
The ....
,BOWLERS' HALL
OF FAME
BY ALFONSO CATO

This week the Hall OF Fame
salutes an individual who is known
throughout the bowling world. and
is rated the best bowler in the
country. This individual was born
in Cleveland, Ohio, some 80 years
ago, and started his bowling career
while ne was in school He would
set pins after school every evening,
and manage to get in a few prac-
,ice games after the alleys had
closed COR regular business.
This kid grew up with the de-
sire TO master the game Of fen
pins. One day on a highway, just
a few miles out OF Cleveland, things
happened that would have ended
his bowling career, but this kid
had courage. Several OF his friends
we're driving at a very high rate
Of speed when suddenly the car
over turned. throwing most of the
occupants from the car. Only one
member OF the party was left in
the overturned car as flames began
TO shoot out irhe;er direction. The
would-oe victim was trapped in
side. Rescue workers arrived on
the scene in record time. extin-
gulshed the fire and dragged a
young man from the wreckage. The
individual we have reference 10 is
Earl Boots Fairfax. Boots had
been severely burned on the right
side Of his body
Fairfax stayed in the hospital for
three years, not being able TO move
his right arm. This didn't make
him lose confidenceNin himself, for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

ne would say over and over to
himself, 81 will get well and be
able to bowl again" Some five
years ago Earl (Boots) Fairfax
dreams came true when he be-
came a member o. the Cleveland
rermites. Fairfax was bowling in
the anchor position with the team
and that year the Termites defeat
ed every team in the country.
The following year Joe Louis SEM
FOR Fairfax to come 10 the Motor
City to bowl with his team, tho
Spring Hill Farms. Fairfax was the
outstanding player on the team
George Bennett, teammate Of
Fairfax, was bowling in the lead.
off position. and Roy Hillyer wa:
their clever captain.
Grady Jackson. one Of the pro.
prietors OF the Friar's Ale beer
took over the team and reorganiz-
ed it. In their first year OF league
competition 'Ley won the Metro
politan league championship. The
following yeal Friar's Ale Joined
The Motor City league and won the
championship This season Friars
Ale is stronger than ever before
and Earl tBoots) Fairfax is bowling
in the anchor position and rated
the most consistent Race bowler in
the world He carries a life time
average of 1889.
The Palmer Bowl will open its
doors TO the public some time in
the next ten days The owners are
George Porter T L. Brady, Henry
Harden, Eddie Carson and Frank
Davis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Florida WallOps Xavier
By CHARLES L. de LAY

NEW ORLEANS. La The
mighty Florida A and M. college
Rat,lers. Tallahassee Fla defeated
ysliant4v- 6phtirq Xavier univer.
sity Gold Rush of Louisiana New
Orleans) eleveu. "A to IA here
THANKSGIVING ds in the annual
turkey day arid cassie at Xavier
stadium
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a -, - ooo,jn,,a 10,
80 slaroh e. n1,,o,aI hona,.",,,;,. a.
',na,a,,issaa $50 49, ''N' Wv"
both florioa ana AaVier opened
win serIsl oIenS'ves' nel'he' cam
using sFouho st'sch N me nrs'
nan me initial torloa score
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
GREAT LAKES
. RETAINS LEAD
IN WOLVERINE
Robert Gum Sets P a c e
With 649 In Win
Over Velma

Great Lakes, pace settlers in the
wolverine league, continued their
speed Friday night by making a
complete sweep of The three-game
series with Velma Lunch,
Robert Gum. anchor for Great
Lakes. collected $40 on games Of
1879 227 and 232 as the league lead
ers rolled up 2772 to their OPP
pJnents 2428. John Smith punched
out 255 in the OPENING game for
Great Lakes.
Frledenberg won three from Ed
wards super with John Knox lead
ing the winners with a high game
OF 200.
Leaschay won two out of three
from Hsrvesters, and Ready Power
scored two in three from Lark
Grill. William Yates was high for
Ready Power with SAT and a high
game of 2l2.
Gordy contractors won three
from Expert Cleaners by forfeit
ture. With Chambliss rolling 594 on
1872. 222 and 2l0. Schmidts won
three from Jax Five.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Shelton Bell
WnsHsLast
Boxing Bout

Shelton Bell, Youngstown light
heavyweight, made his last hgn,
Monday night before induction into
the army by defeating Charles
Banks, Cincinnati. in one OF the
preliminary bouts on the card al
the Arena Gardens, The bout went
eight rounds. Bell weighed 10 to
1877 by MS opponent,
Pvt. Young Kid Mccoy stopped
Wild Bill Mcdowell in The fourth
round of the l0-round feature bout
Benny Goldberg defeated Jose Ro-
20. United States OF Columbia, in
the other ten rounder
Tommy Bell, welterweight broth
er Of Shelton, lost to ONeil Bell,
Detroit in six rounds Sam Hughes
stopped Tony Soabe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
JIMMY MEETS
PRYOR IN ONE
FEATURE BOUT
Hayes Faces Lever In
her Bout On
LOndes' Card

Phil Muscato, Buffalo. N. Y. mid
dleweight. and Harold Hazlett OF
Beaver Falls, Pa. were signed last
week TO meet in the eight round
semi-hnal bout on Olympia's fight
card, scheduled for Friday night
Dec. 4.
Charley HAYES. Ferndale's un-
defeated l60spounder, meets Johnny
Lawer Of Cleveland and Jimmy Ed
gar. Detroit welterweieht, engages
Billy Pryor Colorado middleweight
champion, in the double windup
feature ten round attractions.
Seventy first Foe
While Hayes is engaging in his
Tooth boxing battle Jimmy Edgar,
De'roit's CLASSY fighter. will take
on his seventy-first foe as a pro-
fes;ional and amateur performer
Friday night. when he meets Billy
Pryor, Colorado middleweisht title
holder Broken down. Edgars record
shows he won 48 OF his so amateur
starts and has suffered one setback.
at the hands Of Jack La Motta, in
his 20 professional engagements, In
his last start here Edgar knocked
out the highly-rated Tony Motisi
OF Chicago. in less than a round.
Pryor has fought such topnotch
fighters as Tony Yale. middleweight
champion of the world; Ezzard
Charles, Cincinnati's highly-rated
middleweight, and Nate Bolden Of
Chicago, recent winner over
Johnny Colan in the Windy City
Yale, Charles and Bolden were all
sent 10 the canvas by Pryor's devas-
tstins right hand
How does LAYER rate as an op-
ponent for the shsrp-punching
HAYES? On a basis of comparison
the Clevelander could be called the
bes; opponent Haye. has been called
upon TO meet. Four weeks ago Hayes
met Phil Muscato OF Buffalo in
Olympia's ring. After ten fast
rounds Hayes was awarded the de-
cislon. Lawer scored a technical
knockout over Muscato in seven
rounds in Cleveland last spring
Matchmaker Nick Londes also
announced the signing OF Lou
Woods, Inkster middleweight. 10
appear in the feature preliminary
bout His opponent has not been
selected. Woods will be making his
first start since his defeat by
Charley Hayes
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Last Mo. Prep
Cage Tourney

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. - The
Missouri state cage tournament
probably the last for the duration
of the hostiities-will be held al
Lincoln university on Saturday
March 10. Because of dih.cultics
of trans portation there is antici
pated large drop IN the number
Of teams entering the event SO the
usual three-day state tourney will
be stream-lined down 10 one day.
A dance will be held after the
finals, The usual "A" and "B" dl-
visions will be done away with anc
all teams will participate in one
class. Only about eight teams arc
expected to compete because of the
additional expense of travelling BY
rail or bus. Handsome trophie!
will be given to the teams that fin
ish first, second and third.
Strong teams that are expected
to take part are Sumner and Wash
on of St. Louis and Washington
Tech of the same city; Douglas
high of Columbia; Hubbard high o
Sedalis; Coles Tech and Lincoln o
Kansas City; Douglass of Webster
Groves; Douglass OF Hannibal; Dun
bar high of Bunceton; Franklin
high oil st, Charles; Lincoln higt
OF Joplin, Lincoln UriversitS
nigh school OF jefferson City. the
host school, will be defending
champions Franklin high of St
Charles, the B champs, viii have
in their lineup Jack Pendleton
named at center on the All-Amer
lean team, at the national tcurna
nent at North Carolina Slate Iasi
year and also was awarded the
trophy as being the most valuable
player in the national tournament
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40-ysrd stripe and ran for a touch.
down. Oglesby, Florida back, at.
tempted a conversion via place.
Kick which was blocked by Big
Gene" Griffin. Xavier center, and
the whole Xavier line surged for.
ward TO block Mikes attempted
conversion via place-kick.
Early in the third period Mitch
UNI. Xavier's end, blocked a Flor
ida punt, Xavier recovering the
ball on Florida's l3-y7rd stripe
Bocage passed TO Mitchum who
latersled to Charlie Williams.
Xavier tackle, who ran 10 score
standing up. Harris. Xavier back.
scored the extra via place-kick
Florida scored in the same period
via pass. Williams % Oglesby.
the latter running is yards 10
score. Oglesby's attemp ed place
kick for the extra point was too
short
Thompson, Florida back, passed
20 yards to Allen in the md zone
10 score another florida touchdown
in the fourth quarter Thompson
converted via place-kick for extra
point Xsiver's Riviere. fullback.
scored the final Xavier touchdown
from the two yard line r the same
period. Riviere converted for the
extra via plsce-kick REID. Florida
back scored the final to Oh Town Of
the game late in the fourth quar-.
Ter, going over from the two-yard
stripe. OglesoY's attempted con.
version via place-kick was blocked
The score is by no m ans irdica
tive Of the type OF game as Coach
William Bell Of Florida hsd to
keer his full length in the game
throughout the contest. The xav-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Pa. Lincoln Trims Howard
Before Small Crowd 20 to G

WASHINGTON, D. C,-Before a
small crowd of $500, the rampant
Lincoln university defeated their
ancient rivals, Howard university,
in the 37th renewal o. their Thanks
giving Day grid classic, 20 to 6,
here at Griffith Stadium on Turkey
Day.
1t was the 18Th victory of the
Pennsylvsnians in the 10 years
since the beginning Of this tradi-
tional contest. The Bisons have 16
games to their credit. Eight games
have been tied. three forfeited to
Lincoln and two TO Howard.
Bob Cooper. 165-pound Lion
back, and "Bubber' Mitchell of
Howard, were the individual stars,
although neither scored a touch
down. Cooper's long passes were
responsible for two OF Lincoln's six
pointers, while Mitchell heaved the
pass which scored tn. Bison count.
The first quarter was nip-and-
tuck affair, with the ball in the
Lions territory throughout, prin-
cipally because Of fumbles and
heavy penalties.
The march TO the first Lincoln
touchdown, in the second period
was begun when Harvey Banks
fumbled Mitchell's long pass and
Chamberlain recovered on the
Howard AZ. A reverse, Chamber
lain to Captain Bill Burnett, was
good for first and ten on the How
ard %
Cooper's first pass to Jim Col
lington went aWrv, at this point,
but his second hesFe nestled il
Collingtons arms FIVE yards from
the goal line, and although snagged
by Butch" Wheeler and Jack
nm. he shook Item off and
stepped the distance in a clean get
away. Burnett's attempted CONVEX
sion from placement failed
Burnett kicked off, the ball 60
ing at a wild angls~oNer the goal
line. where Mitchell Recovered it,
after several attempts, and fought
his way to the Howard IL. Mitchell
then got away a beautiful 50-yard
pass to Sam Walker. but there was
a horn on the play. and the Bsons
were penslized to the Howard /.
Lynn's punt was received bv
Cooper on the Howard "a ard run
back 10 the Howard 26.
Cooper threw a bullet pass {
Chamberlain who was dowued on
the Howard 10, and Williams went
of tackle twice, placing the oval on
the Howard 3. Howard was pensl-
lied half the distance t. the goal
and Williams drove through center
for the necessary yard and half
Burnett's conversion from place.
ment was good TO- the extra point
From the kickoff, following, How.
ard marched down the field
Mitchell and Lynn carrying the
ball from midfeld 10 the Lincoln
"a on successive plays Mitchell
stepped back 10 the 50-yard stripe
an6 tossed the p'gskin high in the
air. Sam Walker snasg.ng it as he
cut across in the end zone.
when Jack Lynn funbled Bur-
nelts punt and Bert johnson re-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Burgett Reelected AS
Rifle Club President

The Brewster Rifle club held its
second annual Turkey Day shoot
and Willie Gordon, 3734 Hudson
avenue, walked off with first prize
Second prize went TO Idell Hudson.
1882 Clinton street, and third prize
was won by Iva Owens, 1925 White
wood avenue.
Mrs Ida Burgett, first Negro
woman to qualify as a MR. expert,
liYed up to her reputation by out
shooting the best men and women
ofT-hand shooters to win the skilled
shooting contest. Four turkeys were
given as prizes.
The club is planning another
shoot for this month. and more
turkeys will be awarded.
Archie Burgett was unanimously
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Aircraft Plant Upgrades
Highly Skilled Workers

SAN DIEGO. Calif-1n an inter-
view with Roy wilkins. assistant
executive secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People. ] H. Waterbury.
personnel manager Of Consolidated
Aircraft here. stated this week that
Negro workers at Consolidated are
being upgraded slowly and that
some machinists were being en-
ployed.
Waterbury admitted that his
plant has been cautious" and slow
in employing Negroes in skilled
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
WASH SPARKS
TEAMMATES TO
3-GAME sweep
Roy Young Hits 253 To
Tally High Game Of
The Evening
By FRED R. DuRRETTE


An unknown Leroy Wash led the
kegleys in the Motor City league
at the new Paradise Bowl Monday
night that saw some Of the seasons
5os; pin spill.ns take place Leroy,
bowling in the second slot on the
Robert Taylor five, put together
games OF 229. l39 and 2l9 for his
53l. The count topped that OF the
other tnree keslers who topped
500, Jack Walker Of H. and I, had
go in SIG while Tom Gordon and
Al Sin gle,on spilled SOB Roy Young
Of the Hear Wave five had the
sh.s nishes: count for a single,
a Nifty 255
johnson and Harris, one Of the
leagues newest fives, rose to great
heights in their match with Mil
iers Lunch and won three, thereby
gaining a tie with the league lead
ing Frars Ale five who had to
be con-ent with two against Sem
sstion Bar Sam Merit with $50.
Benester Blackman with 223 and
Vernon Moore with 200 led the
Johnson attack. Alton Griffin with
208 in SIS topped the Miiler's five.
Hi Brau with Tom Gordon spiking
The attack with 3D. in SOB white
washed fhe Forest club five in an
other Interesting match. Hi Brau
was working with "a pin spot but
did not need the extra pins as they
oulrolled Forest club 1866 to 1886.
Horace Streety with SAC led the
losers.
Supreme continued 10 chase the
leaders as they tool two from Ad-
ans Service Tom Phillips Post
with Sinsleton's 603 moved for two
against Superior Life. H. and !.
working with an 81 pin spot and
behind Capt Jack Walkers 229 and
2l3 trlpped the city champs, Por-
ter's Cleaners, for two Nacirema
struggled for two against Williams
Stars and improved their place in
the league. Georges Bar-B-Q won
] two from Cadillac for one OF the
few times that such has happened
70 Cadillac this season.
Leroy Washs 63l couldn't help
Taylor's five as they dropped two
to Associated Elects. Boots Fairfax s
58l and Friar's Ale 2744 was TOO
much for Sensation Bar and they
dropped two. The two game win
dropped the Ale five into tie with
the fast moving Johnson-H Harris
Stars for the league lead. Simp-
son continued to hold down third
place in the league with two game
win over Heat Wave despite
Youns's fine 253. Heat Wave could
win only one game while outroll-
ng Simpson 2512 to 2511. Heat
Waves 97S was the nights highest
CT ula rOut1f
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elected president OF the club at the
annual election held last week. This
IS Burgett's third term, and the con-
Scientious and well-qualified expert
"ifleman and patient Instructor, is
the best equipped man. for the
hard year ahead, members said.
Charles Nelson. champion off,
hand shoote~. was elected vice presi-
dent, and Helen Cassells, first Negro
woman in the state to shoot a per-
feet score, 100 cut of possible 100
was reelected secretary. with Idell
Hudson as her very efficient assist
ant Walter MacMurtry was elected
range officer, and Pauline reelected
as assistant Mrs, Iva Owens. charter
member and head OF women's di'
vision, was reelected treasurer.
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part Of the game after a sustained
drive from the 40 to the Lincoln S.
Lane kicked off to Lincoln and
the Missouri lads started a passing
attack 1t ended when Johnson,
Lane quarterback, intercepted on
the 40 and ran TO the Lincoln three
from where Capital Jones went
over on a line plunge.
The victory was the last game for
R'y Jones. Johnny Johnson and
Paul McDaniels all seniors.
A record breaking crowd Of 5000
watched the game.
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FRANKFORT, Ky.-For the sec
ond time in three years the Mid.
Western Athletic association will
convene in Louisville. The meet
ing to take place on Friday and
Saturday. Dec. II and II. R. B.
Atwood. president Of Kentucky
State college, will preside over the
general meeting, serving for the
third year as president of that Or
,ganization. 1t was President At.
wood. incidentally, who got the or
ganization under way some eleven
years ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Jimmy Edgar And Charley Hayes Headline Olympia Card
Holman Going
To Panama To
Have 3 Fights

Holman Williams, Nho will sal
soon for the Panama Cana, Zone,
has five bouts on his schedule before
he will return 10 the States next
year.
Williams, who will be accom-
panied on the trip by Trainer
Charley Kelsey. will meet KID
Azteca in his iirst bout His second
battle will with Wick Brown, to
be followed ny contests with Tony
Fernandez, XIII Tonero, and Gerosoz
Simons.
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Xavier tl4l

Substitutes: Florida-Thompsnn, McKen
7ie. nowdrU Tanner waits. Reid E. Mike.
wallnrr, and Green Xavier Bocaes, War.
rem. Jones, whitney, Deterville, Comhest.
Barton. Wilbur lndrlge, Wyatt. wilfred
samuels
Officials. Referee. p Benjamin Straight;
umpire. c. L. speaker Prairie View: head
linesman. A. n Virgins New Orleans u.
hrld Judge. william r Grant fXsvierl.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
NEW BOWLING ALLEYS

CHICAGO, Illinois = tSpeciaD >
The Ritz Bowling alleys, 1920
Indiana avenue, which opened its
doors last week, is thee one spot in
Bonneville where sport fans arc
assembling both da1 and night
This is the largest recreation cen.
ter on the South side with II
stresmlined alleys. Free instrue-
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InankSlNlng Day
North Carolina State, 10; Green
boro A, and T, 10,
Texas, 40; Wiley. 0.
Morgan, 30, Virginia State. 0,
Lincoln, 20; Howard. 0.
Hampton, q; Virginia Union. u.
Florida, "a; Xavier. IA.
Morris Brown. IL; Clark. IL.
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ierites we're always a threat via the
air lanes. Kenny Whitney and
Rbert Bocage, Xavier backs, and
Alfred Witcher, Eugene Griffin
and Isaac Tstum, on the line were
outstanding for the Gold Rush
eleven.
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Lane Beats
Mo. Lincoln

JACKSON Tenn.-Lsnc college
defeated Lincoln university o. Mis-
souri, here on Thanksgiving Day
u to 0 Lane leaves this week for
the Peach Bowl classic down in
Columbus, Ga, TO play against Nor
ris Brown university of Atlant-,
Alma Mater Of Coach Ok Clemens,
Lane grid mentor
Captain Jones went over for the
first Lane touchdown in the first
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

Tuskeee, IS; Alabama State, 0.
West Virginia State, II; Wherefore
0.
Miles Memorial, 20; Shorter, u.
Lane, IL; Lincoln (Mo). 0.
Saturday
Alcorn, 80; Toggaloo. 9.
Bethune Goodman, 10; Florida Nor
=. NAL. s.
Prairie View, "a; Southern, o.
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work but stated that rho process
Of upgrading workers already en-
ployed was functioning smoothly
The Consolidated plant now en-
ploys about $50 Negro women.