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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
BEAU JACK is
winner over
MONTGOMERY

NEW YORK - Beau Jack. the
former Augusta. Ga. shoeshine boy,
Topped back on the top rung o:
the lightweight fistic ladder Friday.
Nov 20. when he defeated Bob
Montgomery. ,s-Sun ,Shipbuilding
company employe, in a l5-round
world title rematch bout in the
Madison Square Garden before
1896 persons who paid S96,873 o.
The Beau. under instructions
from Larry Amsdee. his trainer,
fought differently than he had In
the Garden last May when Mont
gomery won the title from him.
Amadee. who assisted the late
Jack Blackburn<in preparing Joe
Louis for his-*itle bouts and who
trained John Henry Lewis to the
world Interchangeable champion
ship. sent Beau Jack in TO stay in
close TO the BoScat.
The decision OF the judges AMI
referee was unanimous. The referee
gave Beau Jack seven pounds.
Montgomery six and called two
even. One judge gave Beau Jack 10
and Montgomery five while the
other gave Beau 10. Montgomery 4,
and one even. The Associated Press
scored eight for the Beau. six for
Bobcat and one even.
Beau Jacks best round was the
ninth when he upset Montgomery
with terrific right uppercut which
caused blood TO flow and put Mont
gomery on the defensive.
Montgomery tried to put on
whirlwind finish and in the last
two rounds looked very good but
the Beau came back fighting right
al the time when the crowd ex-
pected him TO go down TO the canvas
for the fatal count.
Beau Jack entered the ring on
the short end OF the TO betting
and at fight time even money was
laid that Montgomery would win
the fight and TO that he would
win by a knockout
Beau Jack becomes the second
champion 10 win the title back from
the man he had lost IL 10. Lou
Ambers lost the world Lightweight;
title to Henry Armstrong on
August II, 1888. and then won 1,
back from Henry on August %, 1899.
Both fights we're OF Is rounds dura-
ton.
AL Gomez. Chicago. was knocked
10 the floor in the fourth round, but
came back strong enough 10 take
the six-round decision away from
Mike Della. Los Angeles. Gomez is
managed by Larry Amadee and
Howard Frazier. Chicago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
VISITORS COME
WITH A STRONG
COURT LINEUP

Last year Brewster representa-
tive team. staging q thrilling last
minute rally. almost overcame the
las;-hali lead OF the Harlem Globe
Tro;ters. losing the game by one
point.
This was the nearest the locals
had come TO victory in the many
years OF facing the famed Globe
Trotters. and there were many in
the capacity throng who expressed
the belief that the Detroit youngs-
tiers would have snatched the VIC
tory il the game had gone two
more minutes.
Chance For Reverse
Well. Detroit will have an OPP
portunity to svenge all those de-
teats Of past years. The Globe
Trotters will make their annual
appearance here Thanksgiving day
night. meeting the Brewster repre-
sentative team on the court of the
gymnasium at Brewster Recreation
Center. 637 Brewster street.
AS in past years. the Globe Trot-
ters will have strong lineup on
the floor when the opening whistle
blows. Heading the list of stars
will be Bernie Price. former West
Virginia State college crack CEN
ter and for the past yea a scoring
cog in the Studebaker quintet
Tony Peyton. who made his first
appearance here last year. will also
be in the lineup.
Among the newcomers will be
Piper Davis OF Birmingham. Ala, a
stellar shortstop for the Birming-
ham Black Barons. champions OF
th~ Negro National league; Al Price
brother OF Bernie who played with
the Toledo Chuckovitz team in the
National Pro league: Bruce Wright,
OF Macon, Ga. former member Of
the Pennsylvania Military Academy
team: Sam Sharpe. Denver. who
PLACED with Bishop college. and
Art (Tug) Coverson OF Pittsburgh,
who played with Florida A. and NJ
college.
The locals will be represented
by Wilbur King. Ollie Clark.
George Peaks. J. T. Robinson, and
number Of younger players from
the Glass : team.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

Alfred Bis Boy) BfoNn Is chant.
tng . new tune Where he
formerly said: Il don't Want 20
hurt the boys" he's now s.ngins:
"rm . killer from way oa * Yes
Stree. the big fellow is going 10
De real fefocious and IL al
stems from his battle with Curtis
Sheppard. Pittsburgh heavy, who
broke Big Boys jaw during hght
IN Baltimore. few weeks back.
There will be four colored boys
On the University Of Michigan irack
team when the Wolverines start
ruling along The boys are
John Roxoorough. Big Ten indoor
hall mile champion; Bill Msiney,
Ralph Gibson and Julian Withcr-
spoon. former Northern high sprint
er A few months back in
fact during the early spring Jimmy
Reeves. Cleveland middleweight,
snnounced his retirement from the
ring after he had been stopped
by Jake LsMo;ta But that
WAS back in the spring and this
IS the fall and Jimmy is
fighting again In his latest
bout he de'eated Otis McGraw. De.
troit middleweight. in ten-round-
or in Chicago Nate Bolden,
O tough hombre who defeated Cur
tis Sheppard. the Pit;sburgher who
broke Big Boy Browns jaw. will
face Gus Dorszio in the featured
bout on the card a, Chicago Stadi-
um. Dec 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Jokers Keep Lead
By Trouncing The
Redford Quintet

The Jokers maintained q perfect
record and leadership in the Jun
Tor Division OF the Michigan Chron-
icle league by trouncing the Red
ford Ave IS to 2 at Brewster Recre-
alton center, Saturday afternoon.
The Jokers have a record OF three
wins against no defeats.
At the same time the wolverines
trounced the National Invaders,
20-l6 to hold onto second place.
The Wolverines have two victories
and one defeat.
The Trojans won their game by
forfeit from the Clowns. The Royal
Vikings defeated the Aces. 20 to
IA.
The games scheduled for Friday.
November 26:
National Invaders VS.. All-Stars
at 7 pm.
6:30-Clowhs VS.. Wolverine Stars
6:30-Aces VS.. Wolverines
Saturday. Nov. ~
$50 pm.-Jokers VS.. Trotsns
7:3o p.m.-Redford VS.. Royal Vik.
ings.
Teams falling TO appear on time
will forfeit the game.
A league composed Of girl teams
will start the season after the
Christmas holidays Any sponsor
desiring TO enter q team should
communicate with league officials
at Brewster Recreation Center, 637
Brewster street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Globe Tr0tters Favored To Defeat Brewster Quintet
RUSS J. COWANS'
SPoRTSsCHATTER

The season for selecting ALI
Americans has arrived -. and
the boys are busy picking elevens
which they believe Is the best -.
But II will be hard 10 select team
OF eolored players because the Ne
gro colleges just don't keep ac-
curate records OF the performances
OF their players Certainly
Morgan college has some player Ca
pable Of winning a berth but
there are no records OF their
achievements This Alvs Ia
Dor. Tuskegee quarterback. Is an
excellent player. but again there
is no way o. determining his
achievements on the field =.
The same goes for Negro baseball
teams A.. Instead OF improving.
Negro owners are getting worse
Wilberforce defeated West Virginia
Las; week. 25-2 at Wherefore The
Bulldogs had previously trounccd
the Yellowjsckets. 1910 at West
Virginia scoring total OF
~ points while the West Virginians
were amassing the small score Of
two An indication OF the
weakness OF the Yellowjackets
who were also downed by Tuske-
gee. 42-6, after the Tigers had de-
fea,ed Wherefore. $50 A
Tuskegee-Morgsn game would be
a natural The Bears are I'M
defeated this season and APP
pear TO have the best team in Negro
collegiate circles.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
W. g. HandyHonored
On His 10th Birthday

NEW YORK. While noun
tain Of congratulatory kilograms
and messages arrived at Harlem
hospital last week in celebration OF
the birthday OF w c. Handy, world
famous author of The st. Louis
Blues" radio station and national
broadcasting systems throughout
the country dedicated the week OF
ov. IS as Father Of the Blues
Week" Handy was 70 years old
November 10. The aged composer
and musician is recovering from
critical injuries suffered two weeks
ago when he fell in the subway al
though physicians report his con-
dition still serious.
Handy who 30 years ago attracted
the nations attention with his
Memphis Blues" and later won
international acclaim with his. st
Louis Blues" is generally conceded
to have founded new form of
music, winning in the process, the
sobriquet Father of the Blues"
When the late George Gershwin
wrote Rhapsody in Blue" he au-
tographed a copy of the work for
Handy in these words: Had 1t not
been for you, this work wouldn't be
possible"
The noted composer. who has lost
the sight OF one eye and is par
TALLY blind in the other, was re-
ported greatly cheered by his BROTH
err. Charles Handy. with whom he
is associated in the Handy Brothers
Music Company. Inc, publishers OF
genuine American music" Handy
said his ailing brother whose phil
osophy has always been give me
flowers while ! can still smell
them" smiled when program after
program from the Atlantic seaboard
to the Pacific coast was interrupted
TO pay tribute TO him, or included in
its regular run the playing of one
OF his numerous compositions.
Among the Handy songs heard
during the week were The Yellow
Dog Blues, The Basement Blues.
Harlem Blues. Careless Love Blues,
Hesitating Blues. Loveless Love
Blues. Ole Miss Blues, Beale Street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Selfridge Fliers To
Face Strong Frat Quint

To match that array OF stars the
Frat League boasts such stellar per-
formers as: Eddie Evans, William
Bryant. Arthur Harris, Edward
Wilson. Claude Cooper, Wendell
Murphy. Herschell Solomon. Tom
Briscoe. "Tubby" Washington, Wal
ter Simpson, Bob Johnson. Tavern
Smith, Ennis Stafford. Sonny
Horne and RIP" Van Buren,.
The soldiers will be coached by
Lieut.. Joseph G.. Echols OF the
332nd Fighter group. The Frat team
will be coached by Jack Walker
former coach OF Kentucky State
college and Fisk university.
A preliminary game will be
played between the girls of the
Ivy Leaf and Pyramid clubs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
I2Horsemen Win
Three In Ousting
DefensiDeLeaders
By ALFONSO CATO

In one OF the best played matches
Of the season the popular Twelve
Iorsemen's girls took. three straight
lanes from the defending Motor
City champs. w B. O'Donnell. in
league competition at Paradise
Bowl. last Wednesday evening. ana
took over the first place position
that had been held by their rivals
since the start of the season.
Everything goes, would have been
good title for the match. for
the girls gave everything as the
spectators were thrilled through
out the match as members of both
teams picked up some Of the hard
est splits on the alleys.
Ladraine Powell Stars
A new star was born as the re-
suit OF the match. Ladraine Pow
ell, bowling in fourth position with
IL Horsemen, stole the show by her
brilliant pit, registered in the first
game. Although Miss Powell hit
l65 and l48 in the next two games
in the match she was the most i'm
pressive bowler on the alleys. This
Miss Powell is dynamite. for she
possesses one OF the best balls in
bowling, and will be one OF the
outstanding stars OF the grand old
game OF ten pins. Ice water seemed
to flow through her veins at all
times. In making long story
short she would be welcome on my
all star team at any time.
Scores in the match: II Horsemen
7l3, 1888 and ISL; ODonnell hit
OFT, 76O and 1877. Virginia Dolphin,
star bowler with the defending
champs, had only one good game
for the evening which was l8S.
Up Before League
Mrs. Dolphin went before the
league Wednesday evening before
league time as the results OF the
game played last week. 1t seems
that Mrs Dolphin lost her head
and is accused OF using language
on the alleys unbecomins a lady
bowler. The IL accuser is Olivar
Halves, sponsor Of the IL Horse
mems girls aggregation.
Other teams and how they
bowled are: Picket Fence won three
from Club 666: Regent Figure Skat-
ers won two from Floyd's Cleaners.
The Mundy girls won two from the
Progressive Victory girls: Garvin's
Motor won two from Acme's Flor
list; Cory Corner won two from
Carriers lunch; Supreme Linen won
two from DR.. Owens Ten Primers;
and Settles and Son won two from
cafe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Chalky Wright
Stops Reasoner

NEW ORLEANS, La.-Ring ex-
perience dominated over youth and
gameness when Chalky Wright,
California. dropped AL Reasoner
Chicago, in the first round Friday
in the Coliseum arena.
Reasoner was unable 10 answer
the bell at the start of the second
round
Gene Buffalo. Philadelphia. lost
a hard fought bout in 10 rounds to
Sgt. Mad Anthony Jones, Tuskegec
Sgt. Ed Perry. Tuskegec. won the
best bout of the program over
Jimmy Hunt, hard punching Chi
cago lightweight.
Charles Young. New Orleans. de-
teated Pvt. Lee O'Neil. Camp Hara-
han. in four rounds.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
CITY GR|DR0N
TITLE Won BY
PHILLIPS, 12:6

CHICAGO. Illinois - (Spccial) -
Wendell Phillips high school won
the Chicago Public league football
CHAMPIONSHIP in Soldier field Satur.
day. Nov. 20. with IL 10 6 victory
over Steinmetz high but only after
more than half OF Phillips followers
had passed out" with heart failure
Claude Buddy" Young. the Phil
lips star Splinter. accounted for
both Of the Central section cham
pions' tallies in the first half and
Phillips enjoyed nice lead as the
team came on the field for the Sec
ond half OF the game.
Then Phillips line - that line
that hadn't been scored on all sea-
son gave way to the powerful
drives Of Matt Mccarthy plus an
offsida penalty and Steinmetx scor-
ed. The try for extra point was
blocked with Young falling on the
ball as II bounded around on the
seven-yard stripe. That was in the
third period.
The headaches followed. Stein
metz opened up with passes. EN-
NETT Snow tossed to Williams on
the Phillips 48. Then Snow hurled
another pass but Young intercepted
it and ran from his own 30 TO the
Steinmetz' l6 where Birdstrup
brought him down.
Phillips was unable 10 gain In
four tries and lost the ball on
downs. There was one and one-half
minutes TO 60 and a fve-ysrd PEN
atty against Phillips for too many
time outs. Neswold uncorked a
beautiful long forward but Horace
Chandler leaped into the air. spear
ed IL with his left hand and was of
He was able TO side-step two Stein
metz tacklers and work his way
down the sidelines where he was
forced out of bounds on the Stein
metz 43. There were IL seconds
left to play although the electric
clock showed but three. The field
judges watch is the only correct
time that count in football.
Don Johnson hit center for two
yards Phillips players took their
time in getting the signals. They
weren't taking any chances OF
tumble or anything else. They were
going 10 hold onto that ball. They
did Time went out as they slowly
walked 10 their positions and a
Chicago Public school league cham.
went TO Wendell Phillips
for the first time. Also for the first
time an all-Negro team has won
the city title. Phillips. back in the
days before the play-off. had tie
for The city title in 1913 and
three way tie in 1915.
Phillips can thank its stars for
Buddy Young and Chandler. II was
Chandler who fell on that Stein
metz tumble in the fourth period
and momentsrily halted march
towards Phillips goal line II ives
Young who took Chambers pass
and ran for a touchdown, the pass
and the run being good for 70 yards
in the first period. The pass was
FOR "a yards and Youngs jaunt was
a 55-yard run.
And il was Young who toted the
pigskin across the line in the second
period after Don johnson had
bucked his way from the 3S-yard
mark to Sie.nmetz' two.
s,.iou.,, fs, Phillips l7) ---
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

Blues, Joe Turner Blues. Fricndless
Blues, Memphis Blues, and of
course the immortal st. Louis Blues.
The composers works. however,
were not confined to the indigo
classics and among his other songs
played were Mozambique and the
rhumba, Negrta.
Credit for the radio tributes to
the ailing composer must go to
Dave Elman of the radio program,
Hobby Lobby. who suggested the
idea to station and program man.
ayers, said Charles Handy. He ex-
planned that Elman was befriended
by his brother when the former
arrived in New York 20 years ago
and was seeking a start in the en-
tertainment world. The two formed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Jimmy Hayes Lends His
Talents To Army Team

AVON PARK BOMBING RANGE,
Fls.-Former lightweight champion
OF South New Jersey. Private First
Glass James Jimmy Hayes. ilst
Aviation Squadron. is one OF the
new trainers Of the Range boxing
team.
Although retired from the ring
several years ago. Private Hayes Is
a follower OF the port Al one time
he was described in the Bride
ton New Jersey Evening News
u93OD. as having a left lab "remi.
niscept OF the old-ume Benny
Leonard"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
J. c. SMITv TRIUMPHS
OVER CAMP BUTNER. $40

CHARLOTT N. c. -" John
son c. Smith university eleven de-
feated the Camp Butner soldiers
81 TO 0. Saturday. Touchdowns were
made by Fisher D. Brown. Dickens
and Reedcr. The university team did
Ill of its scoring in the first three
quarters.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

The fast stepping hasketeers from
Selfridge Field have put on the
finishing touches for their game
with the Frat League All-Stars on
Thanksgiving night at the ST. An
tome YMCA.
The soldiers boast galaxy OF
stars and should demonstrate a
high type OF basketball Most OF
them have been outstanding play
ers on college teams. Among them
are: Arthur Burris Of West Vir-
ginia State, 1854: Pruitt Wen
dell OF Lincoln tMo) 1884; Ber-
nard jefferson OF Northwestern,
1869: Tommy Mills Of Xavier,
1884; Gilbert johnson of North
Carolina State, 1910; and James
Thompson Of Bishop. l94l.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Prairie View Plays
Wiley Again On Ian. !

HOUSTON. Texas. - The annual
New Years Day classic here in
Buffalo stadium will be played by
Prairie View State college OF
Hampstead. Texas. which defeated
'Langston university OF Oklahoma
Saturday. 81 t. 0, and Wiley college
of Marshall, Texas. Wiley and
Prairie View played a scoreless tie
in the Cotton bowl in Dallas in
October.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Hampton Boxer
To Camp Lee

HAMPTON INTITUTE, Va.-Carl
Fountain. for three successive years
CIAA boxing champion In the
senior welterweight class. will re-
port for induction at Camp Lee
following his draft call at Rich
mond
Fountain. who graduated from
Hampton institute last spring and
who has since been employed in
the agriculture department OF the
college, was captain Of the boxing
team at Hampton.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

Ton hdovus- Young go: NJ atthN 'll.
sutetit IT. lOHs- S'einmetk' Ind lioeiief.
hoff. guard Dulsy. center. scbmidt. backs,
Dewa'd Snow.
Phillips Bind. Allen: tackles. Rrown. Nc.
Taugtlin. backs. Stsvatt. Williams.
Rsfefee-Sam PeCorRto tDsllhsi I'm
fs-Chsrles Smifs tindiansi. Hsaf lines
msn-HII NcIiugh tpe PAUL Tield Judge
Ike Craig uiilnois Wssleyanl.
Cosches-Herh Thompson tSteinmettl.
lou 1ortoreiii -tphitlif~l.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

a friendship that has lasted until
now.
Before his recent accident Handy
had Just returned to the city from
Memphis where he sold Sl,042,407
worth of war bonds to Negro citi-
zens in a series of rallies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
INMAN JACKSON AWAITS
CALL FROM DRAFT BOARD

Imam Jackson for is years a
center and assistant coach OF the
Harlem Globetroiiers. expects 10 re-
port 10 his draft board on Friday.
Nov. 2e.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
ELMER RAP sTOPs RIOS

! HOLLYWOOD. Calf Elmer
Ray. Florida sepis heavyweight
stopped Sgt Ernie Rios. Fort Nc.
Arthur. CART. in the fifth round
here Friday night. No IL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

Leo. the M-G-M Lion. roars out this
entertainment tip:
! 4 n 4
You're going to be crazy about Girl
Crazy. MONS musical-comedy hit
that combines Broadway fair with
Q Western airi
n = 4 r
Because II has dancing-and plenty oil
romancingi
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

Because il stars Mickey Rooney and
Judy acknowledgement with Tommy
Dorsey and his orchestra in some OF the
most delightful sdeen-fun Of the year
=
Because the whole gay. glad story is set
20 the rhythmic. melodic music OF he
late and beloved George GcrSheinl
Ringing in your ear. will be l'ltin0 songs
like these:
Il Cot Rhythm
"Bidin My Time"
"Embraceable You"
Gould You Use Me-
They're Writing Songs OF
Love But Not For Me
When Mickey Rooney cast as a
Eightclub Cowboy heads Vest into the
real thing race 10 a merry
conclusion.
The Broadway glamour is sustained
even out IN the great open spaces
when Mickey sees TO II that bevy OF
beauties are brought on irons. the East
for . big show!
n 4
Your theatre will soon be the show
place for this rollicking show piece from
The studios OF Metro-Coldwyn Mayer
And we can practically guarantees you
will be "Cirl Crazy" when ~ru -
this Him. = n
I'm little crazy myself.
leo "a %
! ~
Ps. Keep Buying Bondsl It's the sen
mkis nav IA hflpi