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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Paul and Charley Rnbdut are
starting an intensive campaign Ia
land the 1913 city doubles and
singles tournament ot TWenty
Grand.
BY winning three points from
Fintex the Macdonald Five fin
ished four ahead OF Scott, which
dropped three 10 Schmid in the
Pillar Senior House. Al Hallett's
236 and Van" Van Becelaere's
223s in 634 were final highs.
Chrysler has ciinched the cham
pionshlp Of the State Fair Ladies'
House, 80 position night will be a
battle between Hohner and How
ard for second. Ruth Rogers
topped the field with 1875.
RUDY Frints 242 ras tie best
individual effort IN the Fort
Delray.
It's race 10 the wire between
four men for individual average
honors in the Metropolitan ALL
Star Classic. Henry Weber having
1913. Jimmy Glidden 1926. Ed
Trosien and Mike Angelic each
1923. Bunched al 1S9 are Joe
Plasky. Walter Durbin and Frank
Damico.
Jim Springer's 277-220 In 8S5
enabled the Springer Five to set
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

For house league competition
Henry Staweckis John McGlew
team has set some sort of record.
Started with 1877 average and
raised II 10 955, averaging 992 the
last nine weeks. Team boasts
1868. second high in city. three
310Os and three 1l00s of which
1869 is tops.
Members and their averages
are Chef Bukowski. 208: Louie
Koprince. 1876; Stawecki, 1872;
Elmer Dreher. 1SS. and Joe Ritz.
l72.
Indian Village posted new
high single, IT'S In 301S. To re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Leaders in the various divisions
q the city tournament. with the
ossible exceptions Of the cham
Pionship five-man, are apt to hold
heir places tonight as competition
csumes at Detroit and Olympic
eecreations-
Ted Rebain's State Fairs with
record of hitting 3077- 3O7s in a
travelling League doubleheader
ne recent evening. and with such
pm punchers as George Lukach
nd Steve Morris in the lineup are
apable OF dislodging Pepsi-Cola
eading on 2909.
John Curly CaSburn is bring
'ng in a gang from Palace Recrea-
lon who have stout hearts and
Wiling hands. The unknown"
re General Commercials of the
1ichigan Bell League. Unknowns.
ne Sosnowskis, won first place in
81. 1t can happen again.
NEW FAIRvIEw THREAT
At Olympic, the one threat IN
championship doubles is the Sam
barnett and Dominic Cuomo COM
pination from New Fairview who
re ready for the big league after
eyeral secret practice sessions.
IN the overaverage side are An
rev Stefani Jr. and Albert Di-
Giovanni. just kids with a lot of
kill picked up from capable in
tructorS.
Very few changes are expected
n either section Of the singles.
There is the prospect. OF course.
u some one coming along and up
citing all forecasts.
SiXty-two teams are scheduled
ht Detroit. They hail for the most
part from Bill McBrearty's d. s.
R. Office. State Fair Recreation
md Michigan Bell Leagues.
Two classes escaped changes
yesterday at Detroit-A and b.
&C. Mendelssohn Three made 269
Tie for second. Francis Lindsay
I'd 500 of 2768 and Erich HIM
opped him by one pin. Dean Fid-
er had 576. HIM a 257 finish. In
ID. Mendelssohn No. found 231
rood for third and Ternstedt Tool
Design made fourth in PA.
Championship singles at Olympic
gained a new leader. Joseph Slater
With games Of 202- 267-20S had SIT
o displace Wesley Scarlet whose
SIG remained good for third. Ralph
kinsmfn climbed 10 second on 62S.
TOP FLIGHT SERIES
Overaverage entries took the
big tallies outside Of Skaters. Earl
Bakers $50 netted him 1877 and
FIRST. Bruno Stetmark crashed Gel
FOR 1876 and second. Baker put
Through 216-265-17S and Stetmark
p24-192-245.
Slater and his partner. Lyle
Raines, had ITO for third in
Championship doubles. George and
Ralph Kinsman had four aces
(1111) for second. AL Hoig and
George Bender remained top or
I1129.
Lou Barber and Stan Mcleod
took over fourth on 1899. Joe
Lage and Maurice Deloof captured
fifth on 20 pins less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Chrysier Inter-Plant League Uill
hold its annual poV-pow at North
Wood tonight. Jimmy Walsh, oth-
letic director, WiI be IN charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

william Klein tied his brother.
Frank, for high single In the
Genial loop when ne speared 266
in 622. The Rainbow Over Aver
age team Is leading Andy Corte's
by a single game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Dor Thieiar, f5s-averd9e man,
smashed two marks AZ Turner's
when he reeled off 1s+-27s-255 for
III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Rudy Frint's PIP icds the best
individual effort in the Fort.
Delrdy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Jim springer's e77-22o in ss5
enabled the Springer Five to set
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
THE SPORTS MIRROR

til the final lap started. 1t was then that
Kane, who had been trailing in third
plaf :, put on kick" to move abreast of
Borican, the two runners waging a hard
battle to the finish line, Kane winning by
shade. The time was 4:19.1.
While Borican had to be satisfied with
second place. his time was better than that
of the previous week, an indication that
he's improving, and may capture one of
the major events before the season closes
He will make another bid in Boston Sat-
urday night, but will meet sitter COMPETE
ton than at Philadelphia. Leslie Mac
Mitchell, the best of the current crop of
mile runners, will compete in the Boston
Mile. MacMitchell was winner of the
Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose games.
The announcement this week that a
boxing license had been issued to Sonny
Wilson, recalled to mind the license to hold
boxing shows which was issued to the old
Dunbar Athletic Club, organized in 1918.
Attorney Charles A. Roxborough was
president; the late Rich Brown, vice presi-
dent, and John w. Roxborough, present
co-manager of Joe Louis, secretary. The
late Oscar Rhodes was appointed match
maker for the club.
1t was the Dunbar Club which pre-
sented to Detroit boxing fans such fighters
as Sam Langford, Panama Joe Cans,
Young Sam Langford, Sailor Darden, Bat
Ting Gahee, Leo Patterson, Kid Dusty
Sunny Rumpty, Harry Cook, Kid Alberts,
Charlie Rodgers, and other fighters of the
golden era of the early 1920's.
The club sponsored indoor bouts at
the Circle theater and Forest club, then
known as the Winter Garden. The out
door bouts were held at Mack Park, and it
was there that Kid Alberts put up great
fight against Panama Joe Cans, then
recognized as the best of the current crop
of middleweights. Alberts was stopped in
the ninth round.
Two battles which will long be re-
called by Detroit fight fans were those be-
tween Rodgers and Young Sam Langford,
one of the bouts being held at Forest club.
Mixed bouts were prohibited in the
years when the Dunbar Club was operat-
ing. This ban, which was lifted in the late
1920's. was imposed shortly before the
United States entered the First World War
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Wiley Wildcats Dump Bishop Tigers
In A Mp And Tuck Basketball Battle

ers last Thursday night, b3-4s, in
one OF the best games played in
Wiley Refectory. A capacity crowd
saw the heavily favored Tiger Ave
20 down before Coach Longs fresh
men. The tilt was a nip and tuck
affair all the way. Bishop led at
the half 20-1S.
While every man on both teams
covered himself with glory. It was
two Tulsa boys who shared the
spotlight. "Bee-Bee" steele, the
veteran Bishop forward, aud Nell
son, sensational Wiley freshman.
virtually stole the show. outside
OF steele. Stewart. Towery aud
Sharpe were outstanding for
Bishop. Jones and Dizzy" Bryant
gave Nelson plenty OF aid to the
Wiley cause.
This Wiley victory evened the
series between the rivals, Bishop
downed the Wildcats 5O-2S, earlier
in the season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21

81 the two readers of this column
~. IN 10 get some information on
n Wv, made by one of my contemporaries.
~" lain made by the members of the
inc g., 80" raft is that the late Louis (San-
VIII VIZ ofton threw out Ty Cobb five times
% WING game played in Cuba.
vii for the benefit of my readers, that
80, i as far off the main track as the
IAN .;ns made by those whites seeking to
s &c" occupancy of the Sojourner Truth De-
s.nSe Housing project. Santop did not
s ." Tho speedy Cobb five times. Neither
SJ he stop his theft efforts three or four
.;nss In fact, Santop never threw at
robb unless it was on the streets.
Long before Santop rode to baseball
,,mo On his potent bat, that same story was
hsin0 told to youngsters in the elementary
yrsdes Of schools on the teeming South
Edo Of Chicago, and the black hero of the
tory was the late Bruce Buddy Petway.
Ss.n Of all catchers, barring none. 1t
w.s the supple arm of that slender young
ster from Nashville who tagged the impet-
mons Cobb in his attempts to steal bases
while playing with an All-Star team of
whites. Petway was playing with Andrew
lRube) Fosters American Giants.
| later heard the story from Foster.
This was back in 1914 and 1915 when we
kids were jumping the old wooden fence
surrounding Schoriing Park. home of the
American Giants. 1t was told to me in
later years by Petway. and like Foster, Pet
way said it was three times he had thrown
out the fiery Georgian in his theft attempts.
Since then the times have grown to five.
But any of the old ball players who
used to make the yearly jaunts to Cuba will
tell you quickly that it was Bruce Petway
who halted Cobb on the base lines And
not Santop.
John Borican, one of the greatest all
around athletes to encase his feet in the
spiked shoes. made another serious effort
to win major mile event, but, as in his
first effort two weeks ago, John finished
out of the money. This latest attempt was
made in feature mile at Philadelphia
where Borican was defeated by Campbell
Kane, of Indiana, in the fifth annual Penn
AC indoor track meet.
Borcan changed his procedure in the
mile. Instead Of trailing the
pack as he did in the Millrose games, John
went to the front early and stayed there un-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Globe Trotters And
Renaissance Enter In
Pro Court Tourney

Three former champions out of
three - that's the lineup for the
1912 worlds championship has
ketball tournament. scheduled from
March 7 to II at the International
AmphItheater, Halsted and Forty
second.
The clean sweep OF previous title
holders was completed this week
with the acceptance OF the sensa-
tional New York Renaissance as the
third entry In The Herald-Ameri-
cans fourth annual classic. The
Detroit Eagles. defending champ
ion, and the Harlem Globe Trotters,
winner OF the title in 1910. already
had been admitted into the top
flight OF basketball competition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
'Fniars Alers
Rally To Defeat
Sewel Stars
E. & B. Loses To
Chicagoans; Club
Congo Wins

With Vernon Spike Moore and
Boots Fairfax collaborating, Frisrs
Ale swept to a 37-pin victory over
sewelrs All-Stars. OF Chicago. by
overcoming 33-pin lead and win
ming in the final frame, in three
game match with the visitors Sun
day evening at Forest club.
With the teams battling nip and
tuck down to the final frame, Moore
kept Friars in the running by COM
ing up with 201, and then, with
the burden OF responsibility rest
ing on his shoulders as anchor
man. Fairfax pumped into two
Dagger TO finish with PA.
Tie In First Game
The two fves battled to q s14
tie in the first game when the ALI
Stars, paced by Harry wilson's
2O4, came surging forward in the
last four frames to overcome a
substantial lead the locals had
accumulated. George Bennett.
lead-off man for Friars. cracked
the pins for 2lS.
Obra Hueston, Chicago anchor
man, after getting away TO a slow
start in the first game, came blaz-
ing back in the second to lead his
teammates as he doubled in
the last frame to finish with 22l
the high water mark OF the match.
This enabled the All-Stars to grab
the lead by collecting go to Friars
S74. the Chicagoans leading, 1884
to 1921. The total score was 2745
TO 27Os.
Defeat y. & h.
Earlier in the day Sewell All
Stars had defeated r. e. b., 1896
to 1898, the Chicagoans sweeping
the three games by scores OF 95S to
S45. 977 to 932 and SCI to SIC.
Harry Wilson paced the visitors
with q 607 series on games OF 1871.
1875 and 221. Oscar Harrison, vet
eran Chicago bowler. had the high
game OF the evening with 231. Billy
Rhodman and Aaron Henry. OF +.
T. b.. had games OF 223 and 222'
respectively.
Club Congo. after dropping the
FIRST game to Huntley Bros, OF To-
ledo, came back to capture the
two succeeding games. winning the
series, 1888 10 2453. Bow Sweed and
Quinn Frazier set the pace for the
winners, Sweed getting a 211. while
Frazier had games OF 1sS and 2i0,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Alpha Meets Nacirema For Frat Title
Jack Blackburn Cut
Down With Arthritis

Jack Blackburn. trainer OF Joe
Louis. was returned 10 his home In
Chicago this week from Hot
Springs. Ark, where he had gone
for treatment OF srthritis. Fever
developed during his stay in Hot
Springs. according To John W. Rox-
borough, co-manager OF Louis. and
Blackburn was sent back home.
Jack was suffering with The all
ment during the time Louis was
training for his fight with Buddy
Baer, last month Roxborough
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Championship
Tilt Scheduled
For Feb.2l
Peterson And
Briscoe Lead In
Omega Rout

Roaring along on the largest
score ever piled up in a Fraternity
league basketball game. Alpha Phi
Alpha, defending champions clinch-
ed the second half Of the split sea-
son by defeating Omega Psi Phi.
81 TO IS. Saturday night at ST. An
tome YMCA.
At the same time the principal
menace 10 the championship
laurels possessed by Alphs-Naci-
rema club-submerged Kappa Al
pha Psi. Nacirema won the first
half OF the season without suffer
ing a reverse. The only mar on the
escutcheon OF the Nacirema team
in the second half was by virtue OF
forfeiture.
Lead Alpha Attack
Hugh Peterson and Thomas Bris-
coe spanked the scoring assault un-
leashed by the Alpha players. Pet
erson ringing up "a points as Bris-
coe accounted for 20.
Both Peterson and Briscoe will
be in the Alpha lineup Saturday
night when the team meets Nscire-
ma TO determine the league cham
pionship. In addition. efforts are
being made by Alpha 10 have Bill
Watson. former University OF Mich
igan star. and Larry Bleach. for
mer University OF Detroit basket
ball captain, in Alpha uniforms.
of To Poor Start
Alpha was away to q poor start
in the first half OF the split sea
son, dropping every game PLAYED,
In addition TO the first game OF the
second half However, since that
time Alpha has won every game
played, displaying the same ac-
curacy OF shooting. ball handling
and tricky that vaulted the team
into the championship last year.
But there will he need OF these
same qualities II the Alpha team Is
to successfully defend its laurels
against the powerful Nscirema
Club. Studded with number OF
outstanding players. Nacirema has
been in high gear all season.
The leading lights on the Nsci-
rema Ave are Ennis Stafford
Luyerne Smith. Hudson Sullivan
and Richard Carter. Stafford and
Smith are two former members o'
the Great Lakes team. while Hud.
son is student at Detroit Insti'
tute OF Technology where he wal
member OF the football team las'
fall.
The game Is scheduled to start al
1880. There will also be n prelim-
nary game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Champion On Card At
Brewster Thursday

One OF the fighters on the card
at Brewster Thursday night, Feb.
10. will be Jimmy owens, winner OF
the state nyweight championship
at Grand Rapids last week. Owens
will compete In the tournament In
Chicago next month.
There will be ten bouts on the
card and will bring out all the good
fighters Coach Eddie Futch has de-
veloped At Brewster during the past
two years. Futch declared recently
that he has the best team in years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21

Returns FOR tuberculosis Christ
mas seals come into the Michigan
Tuberculosis association ofiice dur
Ing the entire YEAR Record for
late payment, however. was check
recently for seals sent ten years
earlier
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
BY BILL PORTER

MARSHALL Texas--The Wiley
Wildcats whipped the Bishop Tig-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
JOe's Handlers
Will Give Lem A
Close Study
Roxborough And
Black Will Be At
Pastor Bout

When Lemuel franklin Clevs-
land thumper. crawls between mo
ropes for his bout with Bob Pastor,
the dancing master from New York,
his every action will be under he
lose scrutiny OF two members OF
the Joe Louis Board OF Strategy.
Co-r.ansger John W. Roxborough
has already purchased a number ~
tickets for the battle which -
slated FOR Feb a in Cleveland.
Julian A Black. the other hair Of
the managerial partnership will
also he az the rinsside Trainer
Jack Blackburn will not attend 40
le is now in Hot Springs. Ark. re-
cuperaiing from illness.
The Louis Board OF Strategy,
having seen the results Of the pow
er in Franklin's right hand, viii
make keen observations for any
flaws in the punching power OF this
new menace 10 the crown worn nv
the Brown Bomber. They viii
watch Lemuel closely 10 see II no
cocks" his right arm before throw
ins The lethal punch. a. he did IN
the early days OF his hsiic career.
In addition. the members OF the
Board Of Strategy will give close
attention 10 Lemuels left hand.
They have been told that Lem does
not possess much power in the arm
on his portside. depending on his
right for the destruction OF oppo-
nenis
IL is the belief OF the members ~
the Louis Board OF Strategy that
Franklin must stop Pastor before
the fourth round II he is 10 win.
n Dancing Bob can survive tho
Cievelander's assault for more than
four rounds. they are o. the opip-
ion that his boxing skill and ring
generalship will carry him on 20
yfCfOrV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Sonny Wilson Issued
Boxing Show License

According 10 announcement made
this week. license To operate box
ing shows has been issued TO SON
ny Wilson. owner 81 the cocktail
bar at Forest and Hastings Andy
kid Brown, exfghter. has been
named matchmaker for the club
Wilson said that weekly shows
will be held ri Forest club. in he
section where roller skating has
been held. The first show is slated
for March :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Hampton Pirates To
Meet Mexican Cage 5

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va
Hampton Institutes cage team Will
meet the Mexico City YMCA quintet
Thursday evening. Feb. 10 for the
Pirates first international tilt OF
the season.
The Mexican team, making a tour
OF the United States, has met Yale,
Pennsylvania, and teams OF other
leading colleges. The players are
students OF business and profess
sionai schools at the University OF
Mexico.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Chatter OF Hoofs


Well Il was about this time last
year that Trainer Ben Jones was
pulling his hair because Whlrlaway
was behind some lowly platter. Re-
Gently Trainer A. SARGE swenke
has had 10 do the same thing as his
crack colt. Alsab. ran like a plough
boss. Now. have many times re-
ferred to the fact that horse flesh
is very perishable and may depre-
ciate over night. Alsab worked In
the morning like a champion and
ran like pig In the race. Now
don't give the COLT up yet. He may
need a couple OF tighteners TO
bring him up to his top form, just
as whirlaway did last year. but
the latter went on to take top hon
ors for 1s4l.
But none Of Whlrlaway's
bad races equaled Alsab's race,
which leads one 10 say that
maybe he was Just one Of those
flashy juveniles. Just rs the
colt. FL Chico, swept the line
q few years ago. II il possible.
But In the same race with Al
sab was another good colt OF
ii-reQuested. But he at least
showed some speed until he
reached the stretch and prob
ably needed the race. Owner
Al SABBATH shOnld take the de-
feat standing mp because trying
to figure bosses will run owner,
trainer, and fans crazy. Re.
member. race boss boys when
when you mention q boss as
good rs Big Red. Yes. | mean
Man o. War. You're covering
n lot Of territory and race boss
people Of this decade viii
probably never see a boss such
as Man o. War. What n boss
he was! The nearest Ia him
was the boss from Down Tn
der. Phar Lap, In my estIma-
tlon.
Dispose, the boss OF the season
at Florida last year. won in COM
mon canter recently at odds OF 81.
Sir Marlboro walked his west in the
big race over the grass course.
Both OF these nags were in this col
umn recently. Challedon ran q good
race at a short distance. recently,
but I do not look for him 10 beat
the topflieht bosses consistently.
Mays are like hghters--it IL seldom
they ever come back to top form.
and l know.
The Spa II ready to open up.
Yes. the Oaklawn track Ia said 20
he in grand shape. as Red Jack has
informed me by wire. Leroy Keats.
from the coast. will probably arr
rive there shortly. Ed Peterson.
the clocker from Chicago, has sent
In a few nags from Florida. hut
they ran like they were out for the
evening lie will even his score.
War Relic IL a boss for the end
book 10 watch for very soon. He Il
the berries. boys. and for the big
shekels he should walk his beat.
Yes. I mean in the widener Stake.
weight and all. says Raxz.
Long shot specisls--Riposts and
vinst ct I'm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Capron School Wins
Court Championship

Basketball champions Of The De-
partment OF Special Education. was
the salutation given 10 the team
OF Capron school ri. week This is
the second championship won this
school year by Capron school teams
under Coach Thomas Briscoe
Capron teams captured the base
ball and soccer championship dur
ing the past school year. and show
excellent possibilities Of winning
in 1912.
A silver trophy was presented 10
the team bv Louis y Haessly.
principal al special student as
sembly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Bunny Downs Leader
Of Ethiopian Clowns

MIAMI. Fla.--McKinley Bunny.
Downs will lead the Ethiopian
Clowns this season, according to
announcement made last week by
Hunter Campbell. owner OF the
team that won the semi-pro champ
ionship last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
leafIet Solves
Menu Problem

IF MENU planning Is chore
for you, we have the solution 10
your problem. Prudence Penny
has prepared a lengthy list of
suggested dinner and luncheon
menus, together on one leafiet.
entitled What Shall We Have
TO Eat Today"
Wartime economy is the theme
Of the PRUDENCE Penny leaflets
that are just off the press.
They are.
Purse String Recipes
Luncheon. Dinner Menus
Budget Menus Recipes
Budget Entertaining
Games for Every One
These five leaflets. plus IS
regular leaflets. have been com
piled into a handy folder for
easy reference.
The folder OF 20 leaflets is 10
cents if called for al the SerNic
counter in the lobby OF The De
troit Times Building. and -
cents by mail
When ordering by mail adj
dress your request To Prudence
Penny. The Detroit Times, De
Ait. Mich.
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