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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
GOLFERS PETITION

I The Metropolitan Golf ASCOT
alton asked It's members 10 com
municaic with the governor "a
give them theseXtra hour O. play
time
We have arranged our rates
- defense worker can get ~
l6 holes Of golf under twilight
rates. But with the change
hack of the time, he would have
to settle for ~ or rs holes" one
Official said today Golf il an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
y Men in Navy

Two Downtown "Y staff mem
berS. Ed Reick and Ray Hill have
enlisted IN the United States
Navy. Hill boys work secretary
leaves Monday for training Rock
assistant physical director. who Is
married but has no children. ],
awaiting orders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

lhfhl ldNtiillt lOT NDTkfI dilu
with War Time. he could get In
~ holes nicely"
The Tigers planned twilight
games requested by the President.
but viii likely be discarded )! the
time H. changed back ,lr EooSc-
v.lt gS';ed the major ieegue teams
TO pi4y night ball tor 'he benefit
of the factory workers The
Tigers without lights. planned 20
start ganlcs at $50 or 6 o'clock.
But under the Legislatures setup.
they would have 10 start at 5
O'Clock. which would b. unsatis-
factory ~C,l around 50 The idea
would likek be dropped according
r1 I.a.s Il Her r'ne raragcr
az frr Detroit p al-l' C.o
Th. -rue ~ tire o. 40 y,Oris.
81, thrS arc ialiyng their forces
f5 keep Jhc precious hour 81 day
gh that means 20 much 10 their
pleasure and well being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

Don't count Montreal Canadens out the Stanley Cur
payofs
That's the being passed around the National League
circuit despite that Dick Twins team down at the
bottom of the ladder.
This Irwin a willy gent-a gent who knows lot about
hockey the Red Wings trying desperately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Mat Champion!
Wayne Guests

Oklahoma A. & NJ. wrestling
team. the best in the land. dropped
of a Detroit for a couple of
days before tackling Michigan
State at East Lansing tomorrow
night
The Wc>tcrnerS worked on, last
night and again today al Wayne
University, where they were the
guests OF Dave Holmes. Wayne
athletic director and an alumnus
Of The Oklahoma College.
The visitors have a trunkful Of
records and trophies for their per-
t0lmanCeS since before the last
war Under the coaching of r. G.
Gallagher until two years ago. and
chen under the present tutor Art
Griffith they have gone through
IS year, with only five losses in
dual meets
Is not numbers but quality
-15r counts al Oklahoma. Coach
Griffith explained
We had only l6 boys try out
for the team and eight won
places. But we hope To win the
national collegiate championship
again with the eight boys. We
Rave two national -itlcholdcrS,
Buddy Arndt. rs. and Vernon
Ian. ljj-pOunGcr."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

JOHN HETTCHE Michigan boxing commits
Sioner: "If business men got the free publicity
that fight promoters receive I'll guarantee YOU
they'd make success OF whatever they tried"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

NEIL JACOBS, manager OF Harvey DLb>
"T want TO go record right now ~ saying
that Dubs Is the Cleanest, best and most out
standing fighter from Detroit" CIc never heard
OF Joe LOUIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
coaching end

coaching end of the puck pounding sport He goes back to the
Winnipeg Monarchs with whom he scored all of his
goals in sensational to victory Toronto club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Conn Tdng|es
With Tony za|e
In Weird Bout
NontitIe Encounter
in Garden Tonight
Has Writer Puzzled
BY JACK GUE\THER
nIted Press staff COrFespondeBt

NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-The
worlds second best heavyweight
meets a middlcwcight tonight IN
boxing match weird a. the alibis
a man recitcs when his wife finds
strange lpStlCk on his collar
Billy Conn is scheduled 10 tee off
with Tony Yale but not even my
favoritc seer Madame SinGh-It-
Sohftly. can explain luSt why.
Conn, you know is the foremost
challenger for Joe Louis crown.
a baublc which barely escaped
him last summer For a year he
has been absorbed in attempts 10
increase his weight and convince
people that he IS really tough. He
has been growing steadily and
Will enter the ring al 17S pounds.
but his best punch weHidff hurt
Aunt Harriet
Zale Is the Gary. Ind. open
hearth graduate who recently
earned the third and last leg OF
the l6O-pound title thereby stand
ardillng a championship which
had changed hands oftener than
BenghaSi and was complicated BY
more claims than an oil million
ares Will a, l63 Dale will be
out-wciGhcd Is pounds. but
strangely enough can HI, like Ted
Williams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
WINGS TAKE LEAD

Right off the reel. in the second
frame, Abel seized a pass intended
for Harold March. After tearing
along the dasher. Sid fired from
long range. Bush shared the re-
bound, passed TO Crosse who re-
turned the puck to Abel. who
evened the count. Liscombe gave
the Wings the advantage on as
siSts bS Modere Bruneteau and
Jimmy Orlando.
Catching Mowers out of his
cage, at 3:44. Mosienko tailed for
The Hawks on a play set up BY
Hamlll and Bob Carse. Hamill
put the Hawks out in front again
at 4:O7, the supporting cast being
Mosienko and Earl Seibert
Lo Presti was lucky to save on
Bruneteau, at the fifth minute in
the third chapter, and then the
Hawks went TO work on Mowers.
Shortly thereafter. Bob Carse
tailed for the Hawks on assists
by MoSienko and Hamill. The time
was 1l.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
HENRY MOSTOSKY.

Ib b T TacE1n I5nS AMI, IN
anne of Billy Brophy, entered the Tmeearst rifle
las ut would he really swell II
handle rifle. We wouldn't have to
then"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

achsmen the past the hope expressed that the degree
Of attention paid to nstructng in navigation and
amanshp would be increased that this training would be
supplemented with instruction the Morse Code and principles
of radio communication"
Finch commented 1T patriotic gesture to put your
boat the this year However will be somewhat differ
than other years This part of each racing
expected be made up Of young interested learning
navigation and seamanhp step service in the coast guard
and navy
Commodore Charles Beck Of the Bayview Yacht Club said
we going ahead with the Macknac Race the
usual Many boys already service but intend
10 Till out with young interested in navigation
Finch commodore of the Interake represents 40 clubs
which have approximately 5000 boats and 10000 membership
is the largest yachting organization in the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
COULD BIZ TEST

the fact that neither
man can prove anything by win
ming. this bout could have been
whipped into tasty dish. Conn is
popular and Yale can punch. II
could have been heralded as a
test Of COINS fitness for another
Louis bout or as a Springboard for
Zale'S imminent aScenddncy into
the light heavyweight division.
But the promoter and managers
have removed even these slight
SatiSfactions. Nike Jacobs has
been quoted As saying that the
Pittsburgh youth with the choir
boy face and mule driver vocabu-
larry Will meet Louis IN June no
matter how roughly Yale handles
HIM Tony'S guides say he Will
remain a mIddlewelght even
should he slap Conn into so much
debris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

and recreation for the vast army
of defense workers who are turn
ing out the implements Of war IN
our many factories.
BIG SOFTBALL PROGRAM
Softball competition for more
then 100000 defense workers.
both men and women, was
planned. Special golf and tennis
rates for twilight players had been
provided by the interested groups.
The Tigers planned to hold t,l.
light games 10 enable man 20 tin.
iSh his stint at the factory have
his dinner and attend a game re-
turning home at red>on4ui'
.~v
Ea all this va, prcd..a'sa ON
m rcw War Time Daylight m-
M @ o'clock or later was prom
iscd by tho federal law. Now q
law has been passed 20 take that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

MRS F A. BUNTE Of Chicago president Of Mapnen>
teFHeeif ASSOCIATION executive board
feels IL advisable continue with gofng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS Results
Chicago 3. DETROIT .
Toronto 8. Montreal
TOMORROW GAMES
DETROIT ~ Toronto
New York ~ Montreal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

year. The Western Open will be played IN Chi
cagO this year and we hope many possible
Of the Michigan golfers will participate You
could all come in one car and thereby save
on tires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

Detroit spares-Orlando. Stewart Howe.
Bru0eteau. Liscombe Carveth Motter.
Bush. Brown Abel. y. Brown Me-
Re4ys
ChWagr spares Copper Alien. Ks,eta.
Catse Thoms W C8rse Hamtn.
M1sleukJ
Referee Bill Chadwick Lnesman- Steve
Meurs and Donny MCFayden
FIRST PERIOD
l-CM-nAEn- Mn.Lankn u Caf.e Ihurn.l-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
.SPOR 7 s
BY LEO MACDONELL-

nowH Conadens Can't Adams One Of Those
y Be Counted Out Of Who Highly Respects
Stanley Cup PIayoffs Dick Twins Ability
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
No Fist Fights,
Hdp|ess Wings
Bow 10 Hawks
0iesebrecht, KiIrea
Are Sent TO Caps
for Jerry Brown

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Switching
of players between Detroit and its
hockey farm at indianapolis con-
tinues, but even this didn't get the
desired results for the Red Wings
last night. They were beaten by
the Blaekhawks. Az
Center Jerry Brown, just up
from indianapolis where he was
one Of the leading scorers in the
American League, was in the De-
.troit lineup. Gus Giesebrecht and
Ken kilrea were sent TO Indianap-
oils in exchange for him. Jerry's
work was satisfactory, even though
he didn't score and the Wings lost.
Jerry is the second Brown with
Detroit. The other is Adam Brown,
Ia winger
Bill Mosienko, Hawk rookie, was
the Standout of the rugged game,
which was free of fist fights Mo-
Isienko collected two goals and as
SISTED on two others.
Bill gave the Hawks the lead
late IN the first period, while the
second was packed with dynamite.
ABEL EVENS 1T
Sid Abel levelled the count at
81 seconds, and Carl Liscombe
gave the Wings the advantage at
l2:54. MoSienko's second goal made
the count all square again, while
the Hawks went into the last
frame with margin of 10 2. as
the result of Robert Hamilrs tally.
Bob Carse scored Chicago's fourth
marker in the final period.
Up 10 the last minute of the
first period, the Detroiters we're
outplaying the II wkS, but at
1912 Mosienko slapped in a goal
for Chicago. Bob Carse and Hamill
earned assists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

former Michigan
80 under the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

ideal paStime for a worker and
with War Time. he could get In
IL holes nicely"
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
Man Harlem Sensation Whipped
Twice May Get Shot Instead

promoter Mike Jacobs, Cochrane
withdrew because he said he could
not get long enough furlough to
get in shape for a bout. Shortly
after that however Cochrane met
and was defeated by Servo in a
Boston fight ring.
GOES TO BED WITH TITLE
Shortly after winning the Welter-
weight bauble from F'ritzie zivic
OF Pittsburgh in an upset match.
Cochrane "iced the title" by joining
the Navy and announcing that be-
cause he wasn't being allowed suf-
ficient time to train while a MEM
Der OF the U. S. Navy, his title
was up" for the duration. Incident
ally, Robinson has long been re-
garded as the uncroWned king of
the Welterweights and is recog-
n1zed by the New York State Box
ing Commission as the outstanding
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
Ethopiopian Clowns
Extremely y Popular

CINCINNATI. Ohio-(SNS)-
The ''Showboat King of Baseball" ="
is enjoying a tremendously popular
season with the ever-sensational
CINCINNATI (MiamD Ethiopian
Clowns, Negro Major League lead
ers, who last year won the national
semi-pro baseball title at Denver.
All fans know that means Pea
nut" MASSES, whose real name is
Edward A Davis, is really ''doin
his stuff"
Long ago peanuts, discovered
that everything he did on the
baseball field amused people. When
he tried just a little, his actions
convulsed 'em. So he's been doing
II ever since. Some call him a COM
bination of Stepin Fetchit, Nick Al
trock and Al Schacht combined
With a little Bert Williams thrown
in. Reports have it that several
Hollywood film companies have
been after his services for the
''talkies" at the close of the base
ball season.
But regardless, Nyasses' brand of
fun is the height of baseball en-
tertainment, just as the entire
Clown unit represents the best
"sideshow" in the game anywhere
Every player has some part in the
fun-making. It's better than g.
ring circus say sports editors Of
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
Roscoe Sherard Tops Geo. Harris
For Southern Open Golf Title

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Roscoe Sherard, of Morris
Brown College, 1941 finalist, came
through brilliantly Sunday to win
the 1942 Southern Amateur cham
pionship over the New Lincoln Golf
and Country Club course, with
80 triumph over William (Geech)
Mitchell, Of Montgomery, Alabama,
also a Morris Brown collegian.
Sherard Won his way into the
finals by staging the second upset
of the tournament, when he turned
back George Harris, defending
champion, 81. In this semi-finals
match, Sherard came from behind
to win, stopping the match on the
17th green.
In his finaIs match, Sherard
thrilled the gallery with his superb
play, carding even par on the first
nine, to lead Mitchell, up. Cn the
next five holes, Sherard was still
even par, and increased his lead to.
8 up.
The match ended on the 18th
green, where Mitchell, three put
ted. Throughout the match both
golfers played consistently, with
Sherard holding the edge, getting
off the tees and also on the put
ting greens. Sherard, who is slat-
ed to be inducted in the United
States Army Wednesday, was
awarded the Ivy Brothers Trophy
and a $40 war stamp.
MITCHELL UPSETS MARTIN
Mitchell won his way into the
finals with an upset victory over
Ruel Martin, whose sensational,
IS defeated Robert Colquitt, low
medalist, in quarter-fina match.
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
By KEN JESSAMY

NEW YORK--(C)-If plans now
Matching culminate, Ray (Sugar)
Robinson, undefeated Negro light
weight and welterweight star, will
be rocked out of chance to meet
Freddie CRed Cochrane for the
worlds welterweight title Because
of a ruling recently passed by
Navy officials barring boxers in
naval forces to appear in private
ly promoted boxing bouts, there is
a strong possibility that Cochrane
will meet Marty Servo, of the Unit
ed States Coast Guard in a title
bout at N. Y.'s Madison Square
Garden.
Cochrane has repeatedly ducked
all attempts to meet Robinson with
his title on the line. Once when
the match was believed set by
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
Cincinnati Buckeyes Take
Series From Birminqham

CLEVELAND. Ohio (aNS -tThe
The Buckeyes took three straight
games from the Birmingham Black
and managed to exc out spit
Barons who came to Cincinnati
with the fast stepping Buckeyes in
the double header played there
June 81.
With Parnell Woods, baseball's
best hot corner artists at the reins
the Buckeyes have gradually
rounding into team that is feared
by all the league members
After trailing SO the Buckeyes
began smashing the ball off of
Black Diamond Pipkin who was
knocked out of the box in the
sixth and was relieved by Double
Duty Radcliffe. The Bucks came
out on the long end 8-6.
Moving into Charleston, w. ",
they again beat the Barons 81
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11

challenger for the title.
Robinson in 122 fights as an anna
teur and professional boxer has
never been defeated He kayoed
Fritzie zivic, former titleholder.
early this year at Madison Square
Garden and holds two decisions
over Servo.
II present plans go through, the
Cochrane-Servo bout will be staged
by Naval officers under the direc-
ton Of Lit. Commander JIMMY
Powers, former sports editor of
the New York Daily News. The
preliminary bouts will feature box
ers in the service, all fighters will
be paid but will draw down
smaller per centage OF the gate.
The entire profits of the promotion.
including radio and motion picture
revenue, will go the the Nevai Re
lief Society.
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
SUGAR RAY ROBINSON frozen OUT OF BID
FOR Freddie (RED C0CHRANE'S TITLE
Louis Slogan
Now War Song

NEW YORK - (ANP) The
slogan Of Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis gave impetus to new
war song which had its air debut
July a, when Sammy Kaye, COM
poser of Remember Pearl Harbor," /"
played it on his program Swing
and Sway" Entitled, "This is Gods
War;" the song was enthusiastical-
ly received.
Joe Louis told a Madison Square
Garden Navy Relief show audiences
last March, "We are going to win
because we're on Gods side." The
phrase inspired song-Writers David
Gregory and Baldwin Bergerson to
compose the song. Upon compile
ton it was sent to Mayor La Guar
dia, who ordered it featured on IT
Am An American Day." Don Cor
nell and Hayes regular choir sang
the song Saturday night.
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11

/ In the semi-finals match. Mitchell
uncorked a spectacular 80 on the
first side and was one-under on
the next four holes to win, 6-5.
OF $4,000 application of women to
Des Moines, Iowa.
FELTON, Buck, winner of the first
flight staged the most surprising
win Of the tournament. In his semi
finals match, Buck fought an up
hill battle to defeat DR.. H. H.
Holmes, l up on the 21st green. Dr..
Holmes started out with some OF
the best golf of his career, but
later ran into difficulty with his
putter. Buvk defeated E. H. Harp
er in the finals, 4-3
MISS CALDWELL, NEW
LADIES CHAMPION
Miss Sadie Caldwell, 1941 winner
of the Tuskegee Invitational tour
namet, upset Mrs. Roberta Hol-
land, of Jacksonville, Florida, in
the finals of the ladies division,
Winning Wy q 4lsol SllI VI I'LL &C
strokes on the 36-hole medal play
event.
On the first 18 holes. Mrs. Hol-
land and Miss Caldwell were all
even, with pair of GAS. Miss
Caldwell turned in neat AZ on
the third round for a twc-stroke
lead, and continued her fast pace
on the final round, picking up an
other stroke. Miss Caldwell won
one leg on the lovely :'suI glow"
trophy, donated by o. B. Smith
and Prior Tire Company.
STARR DOMINATES PLAY
IN THE SECOND FLIGHT
T. r. Starr, popular STAG foot
ball officials, dominated play in the
second flight, chalking up u 2-l
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11

has been contended that Negro
athletes hearts beat faster under
similar conditions, such as rum
ming a l00-yard dash, than those
of the whites
The father of this theory be-
lieves that this is as much a
reason why Negro athletes are
able to run faster than white
athletes as the theory of Negroes
having more bone in the heelk
Both of them sound like bunk to
me, but it is interesting to see
what other people think.
GOLF
Robert Pat) Ball of Chicago,
Clyde Martin of Detroit and DIR.
Remus Robinson, National Amateur
Champion of the U. CT. A. also of
| Detroit have announced their entry
| into the Tam O'Shanter $4,000
Open Golf Tournament July 20
26 at the Tam O'Shanter Country
Club. II and when these Negroes
play in this National Golf Tourna-
ment, it will be a milestone in the
Sports World. Negro golfers here
tofore have been excluded from
big time, money golf tournaments
When Ball. Martin and Robin
son tee off, there are a great many
others who are going to tee off
in other meets. This is another
medal for sports editors around
the country who have been ham,
mering and hammering at this
sort of thing.
Hezekiah Allen, 81 year old
barber from Minneapolis, Mimi,
won the annual central states
golf tournament held Sunday, July
the 5th over the tough Woodside
Golf Course. His 36 hole total,
1873; Lee Roy Doty of Kansas
J City, Mo-, was runner-up.
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
AND BITS
EMORY o JACKSON
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-(SNS)-
ODDMENTS

Dan Bankhead, star Black Baron
highlander, told friends here that
he had offers to head an all-Star
team or to play in st. Paul, MINI.
Gilyard, Black Baron first base
man is due to be inducted soon.
1t is reported that the Pitcher
spec" Ellis, infielder, Lamar and
Outfielder McLaurin of the Jax
Red Caps are now. Black Barons.
Manager Welch will manage the
West team which faces the East
team at Comiskey Park, August
Is. Charles (Two Sides) Wesley's
Panama, Florida team has won IA
out Of Is games.
Attention E. @. (Hoggie) Adams
OF the neighbOring sheet: No lob
| could be secured at Acipco for Mike
Cheatham, infielder who was taken
on by Stockham, as Manager Bob
Bolden thought would be cinch at
the time he asked you to get Mr..
Cheatham to come to Birmingham
1t isn't like it used to be around
these shops. Counted up the num-
Der OF baseball players who have
been disconnected from the payrolls
OF plants. Aren't any more soft Jobs
for the colored players either.
October. II and November Is are
open dates on Tuskegee,s grid sche
dule.
Since little is being done to IDEAL
IN the futures" of Negro baseball
why isn't there worked out an an
nual game by the shop league and
the Black Barons for the purpose
OF setting aside fund to promote
teen-age baseball, a baseball school
and a tryout center? Nothing is
being done for building Negro
baseball. Charity should begin at
home.
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
Vim. Cooper Ex-BIack Crax
Star> Clicks As Philadelphia
Stars Shut Out Cubans 3 to O

brilliant pitching record previous
to the game.
Brown, for the Philadelphia
Stars, was in superb form, allow
ing only six hits and striking out
six men. The features Of this
game was home run by Patter-
son Of the Stars and a great one
hand catch Of a line drive, by l..
Williams Of the CubanS. The sec
ond game played between the Bal
timore Elite Giants end the NJ Y.
Black aYnkees was q slow and dis
interestin gccntest. The Elites win
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
BY BILL ASH

NEW YORK-(C)-In a beauti-
fully played game between the
Philadelphia Stars and the New
York Cubans, at tre Yankee Stadi-
um, Sunday, June 81, before $4,000
fans, the Philadelphia Stars shut
out the Cllbans by score OF 80.
The battery for this game was
Barnhill and Haywood for the
Cubans and Brown and Cooper for
the Philadelphia Stars. Balnhill's
usual bad luck was with him
again on the occasion, despite his
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11

with Lefty Robinson on the mound
after being removed the night be-
fore. The game was played before
one of the largest crowds ever to
see Negro baseball game there.
At Canton, Ohio after again
trailing the Barons homerun over
the right field fence by Archie
Ware flashy first baseman for the
Barons IA with Alonzo Boone on
Buckeyes helped them defeat the
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11

various daily papers, because, be-
sides their ability to turn out
comedy, the Clowns play major
league calibre of baseball.
The Clowns won 1876 games last
season, including the Denve,
tournament championships They're
much improved club right now
as they must be with the addition
OF men like Pepper" Bassett
Lamb Barbee, Dan Bankhead,
Preacher Henry. Big jim" john
son, Sloppy ''Yahodi' Lindsay
James Everett and others.
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11

ming by the score of 7-3. The bat
terry of this game were Byrd and
Campenilla for the Elites and
Smith, Slarty ard Hayes for the
Black Yankees. Smith who started
for the Yankees was knocked out
of the box in the 4th inning and
was relieved by Stanley who fin
ished the game. The Yankee CO.
tributed to the Elite Victory by
making six errors. The feature Of
the game was the pitching of Byrd
who struck out seven men and a
home run.
Jackson advocate., 1942-07-11
Jesse Owens And
Party Visit B'ham
BIRMINGHAM, AIa.-(SNSl j.

BIRMINGHAM, AIa.-(SNS>-
Jesse Owens, Olympic star; Dave
Albritton, also Of Olympic fame;
and James w. Geater, were in the
city Monday Mr.. Owens and Mr.
Geater are inspecting health and
| recreational facilities in defense
areas, both being with govern
mental agencies.