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Bungalows for Sole

GREENLAWN - S-rm. frame bungalow /.
gas heat. attic; gar. 81, 500. terms.
We $4,000.
MANNING near Crstiot Modern 2-hed
room home good condition full base
ment. coal alr-cnn6iiinnna furnace See
this a. urrr, -ttrTty ~ 5Jr. - 100 down, SCI
per month including taxes, Twinbrook
l-7020
OUTER DRIVE Harper broom brick gas
heat tile bath storm windows screens
well Handicapped attractive price. Russell
Haskin. IVsnhos 1872
WHiTCOMB- FENkELL Section Income
type bungalow. face brick. 25x4f; large
rooms. heat and plumbing. roughed q
attic. r a. { Substantial down payment
Good netghborhOod. transportation. schools
William Dutmer no. 7i3i Univ i-243o
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Personals

Personals
AUTHENTIC AsTRoLoGER Suzanne
Warren. 1929 Grand River, "a daily
lTEmpte 1899,
DIVINE HEALINGS Improves Health
Reverend HaEel Damrau. lTn Ferry
Park. Trinity i-7292.
FAMOUS WANDA--isarn Your Future.
Consultations Daily, sal Ciairmount.
TRINITY 2-1f09.
gall KI. ENZ'' -Recommended by users
Liver, Gall Bladder. stomach. Gas. Call
stones Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7-174o
GYPSY CARD Reading = Palmistry by
Madam Marie, $40 Cary. Vinsvood
2.s573.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER-safs, Fast.
Inexpensive. Lifetime Guarantee. Doe
tors References. Eiectrolysis Clinic.
Townsend s3il4
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed - Mul-
tiple Electrolysis Fnuia Boccabella.
37s5 Gratiot. PLAZA $3.50
LADY or MYSTERY OF Radio Fame;
Private Readings Phone Cadillac 5293.
Appointments 90 q. MILO .. M daily.
MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic.
noted reader Grand River. Appoint
ments. Tyler 5-j9O7.
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Situations Wdnted-Maie
Situations Wanted=FemaIe

BUNDLE wash--cash and carry; excellent
reference. East side. Townsend 1914.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes day
work, 81 30 and Cartarc Tuesdays and
Wednesdays. Townsend 1-G3SO.
GlRL-A-l office cleaning: experienced .
morning or evening. Madison Ol37
COLORED - Experienced wall washing.
81 per cleaning. reasonable prices Town
send s-aS5i.
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Wanted to Rent Houses

HOUSE, 20 rooms. between West Gr'
Blvd and Vernon. couple With childr
-rf'srrafe naTf
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Wanted to Rent Rooms

WOMAN With two small children would
Ike three rporns and bath on hrst floor
reason for moving living IN damp base
-rz,a.,+-re rr4f.4A- 1855 ---
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MADAME GRACE spiritual Reader. By
Appointment. Near Second Boulevard
Temple 227s2
MADAME MORNING STAR - Famous
Reader and Advisor. Problems Solved
Fltzroy 1895.
MADAME N--As'rulogis'; daily readings,
l3i5 West canheid. Rins Apartment 4.
- OVERWEIGHT
Damages Health. Lowers vitality
REDUCE
pounds per week safely. with a gain IN
general health. Take Local, a drugiess
ply siciAn's formula No diet tsds, no
exercise. no harsh drugs; speeds ehnlna-
ton, relieves hunger, gives energy. Giant
size. So Guaranteed harmless. can. write
or phone Tyler 6-0s3O y. v. v Products
Co 1859 Wes' Grand boulevard
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic
Sis second. near Palmer. Trinity i-I2i2
sAM-Write me. set meeting place and
date; work days. important N o
READ Times Want Ads for pr0fii-use
them for RESULT
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Female Help Wanted
TYpISTS

NEED 80 TYplSTs IMMEDIATELY FOR
ADDRESSING ENVELOPES AND PATT
GOVERNMENT WORK SFE OR PHONE
Mr. JONES. X l. POLK 4 co. 43I
HOWARD ST CAD $40
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ALBRIGHT local moving. storage Graz
INK shipping hrcpr.tf warehouse. III
Milwaukee TfrfN Zl11f
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TYPISTS

NEED - GIRLS FOR ADDRESSING IN
vELOPES AID FILL ~ WORK al,
CIRCULAR LETTERS 80 EXPERIENCE
NC FSSART. 80 BIRTH CtETlFlrtTt
REQUIRED SIZE OR PHONE Mr. PFW
r l.. POLK A Co t3i HOWARD ST
CA p470
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4 - - - ~
ALL CASH FOR YOUR SMILE HOME.
ROUNTREE, 1920 Plymouth. VI. 5-i5oO
AN ALL CASH DEAL for Ur property.
Real action. For appraisal VIZ. 7-ss70.
BUYERS WAITING. EAST SIDE Singles.
time ~ sell FREE APPRAISAL w
CARNEY, io232 Chalmers. Pingree 1928.
CASH for colored homes. flats. n. r..
sMEDLEY, AS F. Warren TT. 1892
CASA BUYERs-S50O to $4,000 for your
equity Criger. r. O 1853.
FLAT or single VIII consider new OF used
Must be vicinity West Warren or Oak.
man car About $1,000 down. Tyler 7-77sf
HAZEL PIX properly. cash waiting John
Jones Realty 22s02 John x. X. o. 1880.
HOMES and 2.nais. ny, w section.
from owners. Ralph r. Toynton. l6605
Grand River. YER 5-123l.
INCOME or single East Side: from owner.
Harper Warren section. Lenox 3in6.
LIST WEST SIDE Properly WITH
WEST DETROIT REALTY. 1884 ". FORT
LIST YOtR PROPERTY WITH Us
s. G. HAnLEY. INC CA OO50
-i'serY wfrif ALL CASH WANTS
2-FLAT,s GRATlOT SECTION PR. 42ff.
READY CASH BUYERS - Houses. fats,
sFt=-1 e'-.-.H---t -------r- vr-rr--z 1-----r7
G.. W. WHlTE--4e50 Hsstings--TE l-o0sS
READY cash or terms Tor your houses.
fats. apartments tcoloredl Raglyn.
Fltzroy 1920
VERMONT, $500
a quick sale for your norm eud improved
req estate We arc las near % you as
your phone. \ call Will bring an expert.
enced capable representative ~ help solve
your real estate problems. Don't Just hope
make mat sale Cal Vermont $500.
HANNAH REAL ESTATE FNCH. nc
60th Anniversary iss3-i9i3
2tHOUR service: sate. trade. east side
properly. Pettine s13s Gra'iot pL. 1880.
CoLoRED clients waiting ~ purchase;
cash paid iu gun fNT YOUR property "
u. Morrison TO a-s5J6.
COLORED buyers waiting ~ oulck sale.
Cannon Bros, 1880 sherman Fitzr0y 0if0
COLORED Cash for your property Cieu1y
waiting Johnson. 6i2 h. Vernon. CA $3.50
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Apartments for Rent
ADERNA HOTEL
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND KERCHEVA Alvin share Wit
nice couple Wife's services allowed d
gentlemen Murray sS44.
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-COLORED

PRICED TO SELL AT ONCE
Brick Wills IL rms needs some re-
condrianing only $500. 81 500 down.
SMEDLEY. 446 =. WARREN TIE. 1892
COLORED -COLFAX-6-rm frame, n. ".
1T. extra large basel venetian blinds
archwsys. Gear garage 81 400 equity.
McGRAW-Tf. h-5j6S
COLORED - PHILADELPHIA BRUSH
Lovely rms. nat fireplace. new FUR
mace large lot garage. only $3.50, 81. 500
down SLOBiN. TR. i-O366
LORED-BARGAtN-M MOVE IN
Jos CHmpsu: Il room: easily converted
into -four Groom apartments. Scar garage
81 500 down. Fttzroy 61e3.
CoLORED-vACANTi $50 FOREST Ten
rooms good location. Price, terms,
REASONABLE. Terrace 2e277.
COLORFD- single On Woodrow near Tire
man. New hstings. SINGLETON, CA.
1905
COLORED Dawson section: mod rms
record 81 600 On Mcqueen. TO s.3Sgl
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ATLANTIC local padded tans fTnn "a
fectl. tNn mon SIS hour -HtNi NCHiChus
Twiulfu0N l-Efns
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Vacant Lots for Sale
ATTENTION COLORED

BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES GO UP
iGkstsr offers unusual lot values, all city
improvements schools Hurry DE-. 5000.
RFRKLEY r o. Oak Park lge lots low
g. $50; some with homes Judy II. 2-162o.
BEST location. Lincoln PIX, large lots city
Improvements; only S2s5. VI 1887
Buy state owned properties. See your
real estate broker.
sOx275--S Sewer. water. gas walks school
1878: near 13- Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son Bradvay Co RA. s70O
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Lake and Ri0ev Property for Sole
ANCHOR BAY BEACH-W Waterfront lot.
500. terms. c.. 1900 tn 2.st7e
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MATTRESSES

For nights Pleasant working conditions
good salary: uniforms firnls hed Apply
Mayhower Restaurant, 1915 Woodward
" FIR - = Ess-s-f7T7- Crr0Tg7T good WaFC1-
good hours; steady. 77if West Nc.
Nichols
MATTRESSES wauted. eSpeFicnced! new
=. coffee shop. hppy Immediately, Miss
Nelson, Hotel Tuller.
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MUNING' ITIUn8 IMMUNE EDHT-H0rFR
local RED CARRIAGE 1880 Warren
TYLER A-k62g
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ROYAL OAK
COLORED

GOOD DEAL
Brick North Woodward, "a rms o.. = baths
toilets and showers splendid transports
tt1n completely furnished: - 600 down
SMFDIFY 4i6 F. WARREN TE 1-s1q.
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TYPIST
UNSKILLED WORKERS

We have a job for you u .0u sre not now
employed on war work You can earn 40c
10 soc per hour depending on the kind 20
work you can DO best Increase ~ pay
after , months Vacation With pay after
one year of employ msnt
sHWAYDER BROS lNC
1910 HIGH ST ECORSF
WANTED mattresses AGES II 10 30.
neat appearance. . days. no SUNDAYS,
good wages. good typs Can SIR Merritt.
Ninewood 2-e420 Q a.. N. 10 2 p m
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/ ri ~. fTF- trr--T-- rT1rr-r-7-- --7TIT NHrff
! Michigan Ohm. Perusfvuh'a frce ents
mates 1922 Liyrfnos iAfsYcifa $685..
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Of games he won that season. but
| do remember that he did not lose
a game. He also won $500"
II is Moore's belief that the Mon
archS OF 1923. 1924 and 1925 were
the best teams ever TO represent
Kansas City The Monarchs de-
feated Hillsdale for the world
championship in 1924.
Playing with the Monarchs In
those days were Lemuel Hawkins.
first baseman; Newt Allen. second
base: Moore az short. and Newt
Joseph at third. In the outfield
were Hurley McNair, Dick Mothel,
Oscar Heavy johnson. and Wade
tombstone. who later played with
the Detroit Stars. The pitchers were
Wilbur (BulleO Rogan, PUNK
Drake. Bill Bell. Chester Brewer.
Harold CYellowhorse) Morris, AL
fred ARMY Cooper, and Mendez.
who was also manager. Duncan
and Pep Young were the catchers.
The genial face of the former
Monarch shortstop who is rated
by many OF the baseball faithfuls
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as one OF the best men ever to play
the position. broke into a big smile
as he recalled the early days of his
career, shortly after he had been
given an honorable discharge from
the army in 1920. joining the Mon
archs few weeks later.
Started As Catcher
Starting as a catcher with the
Atlanta Stars in his home town,
Moore played third base with the
Twenty-fifth Infantry team from
the time he enlisted in 1914 until
1918 when he was transferred TO
short after the regular shortstop's
enlistment had expired.
Possessing a good pair of hands,
strong arm. keen pairsof eyes
and a flaming spirit, Moore had
the potentialities to develop, and
when he joined the Monarchs. July
T. 1920, Mendez after watching him
and determining the defects in his
defensive work gave him the job.
But the willy little Cuban immed-
lately started the process of de-
velopment and moved toward cor
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BLACK BARONS
AND CLOWNS IN
TOUR OF NORTH
Dixie DiamOndears Ready
For Invasion Of East
For mes

WINNIPEG, Canada-Still in the
brilliant form that enabled them
10 easily win the frSt-haf cham
pionShip Of the Negro American
League. Manager w. S. WEIGHS
Birmingham Black BaronS. now in
this part OF North America setting
attendance records in a sensational
tour with the Cincinnati Clowns.
are primed for their brilliant array
of appearances this month.
After winding up with the Clowns
in games at Winnipeg Aug 8, 10
and IL; Minneapolis, Aug. IL, and
Milwaukee Aug. Is, the Black Bar
ons head for Chicago and their APP
pearance on huge four-team
doubleheader card at Wrigley Field
there Sunday afternoon. Aug. Is.
This show will pit Birmingham in
the second game against the Mem
phis Red Sox, with Satchel Paige
and the Kansas City Monarchs fac
ing the Cleveland Buckeyes in the
first game and championship bath
ing beauty contest also on the card.
The Dixie Diamondears" face a
local team at Dayton Aug. Il. then
move into Crosley Field in Cincn-
natl Wednesday night. Aug 10, for
a big twilight night doubleheader
| Aug 10, they move over 10 Red
Bird Stadium in Columbus, O.. to
face the Baltimore Elites.
Then comes Birmingham first
triumphant eastern invasion OF the
season. They meet the Philadelphia
Stars in Philadelphia All. 81. and
! the next afternoon 20 into Yankee
Stadium in New York 10 play both
the New York Cubans and New
York Black Yankees on a three
team doubieheader card. The Bar
ons were sensational the last two
years in New York shoWings.
The Barons are rightly proud oil
the showing Of their representatives
on the winning West team in the
recent all-star game al Comiskey
Park. Lefty McKinnis of the Bar.
ons followed Satchel Paige to the
mound and etched three scoreless
innings on a yield of only one hit
Tommy Sampson. who played the
entire game at second base, not
only was the fielding star Of the
classic but singled home the West:
first run.
The whole Baron team has beer
clicking all season, as q matter o.
fact. as evidenced by Manager
WEIGHS ability to stick TO his origi'
nal batting order and lineup al
the way.
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recting the defects especially
Moore's tendency to overthrow first
base and his inability to 60 - his
right with the same grace and ease
that he scooped up hot grounders
on his left.
Developing Process
Immediately following the end
Of the regular season the Monarchs
went on a tour through the West,
and while the club was in Cali
fornia. Mendez got in his best ticks
with Moore. Starting in October,
Mendez had Moore practice field.
ing ground balls and throwing to
first base for two hours each day,
beginning at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and continuing until IL. Every
time Moore threw wide TO first
the little manager would add Is
minutes on to the practice session
When Moore rejoined the team
the following spring and started
the annual training grind, he was
able 10 go to either side for ground
balls, and he was throwing to first
base with less speed and more &C
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Paige Loses
Diuorce Case
To His Wife

CHICAGO - tANP) - Leroy
(SatcheD Paige. accustomed 10 scor-
ing decisive victories in the pitch
er's box. lost by rout last week in
the circuit courtroom Of Judge Ben
jamin p Epstein when his wife
Janet, 80, was awarded a divorce on
grounds OF desertion, 81 500 cash,
and $500 in attorneys fees.
Mrs. Paige, a waitress, charged
that the fabulous baseball star
Abandoned her Aug II, 1889, and
has eluded her ever since as ef-
fectvely as his fast ball SLIPS past
4 beWildered batter
Page commands an income OF
$4,000 per year. owns a S25,0OO
building in Kansas City, Mo. and
possesses antiques and curios worth
an additional $4,000. declared Mrs.
Paige in her petition. She asked
the cour, for alimony amounting 10
500 weekly, during the baseball
season. and $50 weekly during the
res, Of the year. Sdch an agreement
would have resulted in payments
aggregsurg $3.50 every year had
no; deal been reached for the
81 800 sum.
Sa:che, vented little inaadible
mugglng when the decree was
ashded down and h!ed himself of
20 Yankee stadium. New York, and
CHER points to fl contracts, He
expects 20 Solace himself over the
loss by tur' ,Hg IN even more spec
;acular mound wins.
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FOur-Team Twin Bill
At Wrigley Field Sunday

beautiful bellies will be competing
for the title Of Baseball Queen Of
1943" along with gorgeous prizes
the crowd promises to better the
one OF $4,000 that saw the last
Wrigley Field presentation on July
Is.
Paige. OF course, will be the
chief magnet and it's cinch the
fans can't get enough Of "Satch."
especially after his five-inning no.
hit stint against the New York Gu
bans at Wrigley Field. July Is. in
which not a Cuban batter could
get the ball out OF the infeld and
eight famed, and then the old mas
tiers three-inning no-hit showing in
the East-West game.
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Now There Was A Team Of True Greatness

curacy. He had started the upward
march which carried him to star
dom.
A natural hitter, Moore was the
fear OF pitchers in the National Ne
gro league until misfortune caught
up with him in 1926. He was shot
in the left leg May 10. 1926, ending
a brilliant career. The bullet shat
tered some bones in his ankle. and
last winter he was assaulted by
some thugs. and while attempting
TO protect his money. was kicked
on the injured leg.
The loss of Moore cracked the
offensive and defensive strength OF
the Monarchs. 1t was a number of
years before the club regained the
prestige which vanished with
Moore's injury.
Today Moore retains a keen in
terest in baseball, and he's con-
stantly on the watch for budding
youngsters who show promise OF
development into good players.
That's why you'll see him sitting
on the sidelines at most Of the
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Baltimore And Am. Giants
Play In Nashville Sunday

the Elites trimming the Giants 9 70
> in the first game and in the alb
brcviated nightcap of seven innings,
the Chicagoans triumr hing 7 10
Nashville fans VIII celebrate
Tom Wilson Day. by coming out
20 honor the owners Of the Balti-
more club and the president of the
Negro National League. Thomas
Wilson, whose home is in Nash
Vile.
Manager George Scales will use
either Harvey or Clover, both left
handlers in the opener against Chi
Cages Lefty Shields. Byrd will
hurl in the second against either
Leroy Sutton or Cornelius.
Manager Ted Radcliffe OF Chicago
may use his cousin, Henry Radcliffe.
young catcher. in the ser md con-
test.
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position on the Harvard team in
1896 was selected on Camps ALI
American team. the only Negro
ever 20 win a berth as center.
Gran,land Rice. who succeeded
Camp in the selection Of the teams,
picked Jerome CBrud) Holland in
1899 and 1870 Holland played an
end position at Cornell, And las,
wear julius Frank, University Of
NichiGan guard. was named on
Rice's team.
y X :;
Indications that some or the
sports writers 81 The Chicago daily
papers are not AZ all satisfied AZ
he action ~ the promoters OF the
East-West game, is seen in the fol-
lowing paragraph which appeared
last Friday in John T.. Carmichaels
column. The Barber Shop" in the
Chcago Daily News:
Last Sunday al Comiskey Park.
the 18th annual Negro AllStar
game drew almost 10000 paid adj
mission II anything from this gate
went 10 a war fund the contribution
was effected with a modesty that IS
almost unbecoming. Al least no
announcement was made 10 the eff
feet that any part Of the gate was
20 be diverted TO relief. Within the
month upwards OF $4,000 fans took
part in Satchel Paige Day al Wrig-
ley Field. We recall no mention OF
war relief participation in those
receipts
Carmichael. who is sports editor
Of the Chicago Daily News is mild
" suggesting that the promoters OF
these games in Chicago divert
: some Of this money 10 war relief.
While he doesn't mention IT, every
baseball club in the major and
minor leagues is making contri-
button 10 war relief. The pro-
moters OF the Chicago game just
don't seem 10 have foresight to see
the handwriting on the wall.
Far number Of years I've been
pleading with the promoters To set
aside an amount OF the proceeds
from the annual EaS,-West game to
be used as sinking fund for Negro
baseball. This fund could be used
10 give financial assistance 10 weak
teams. and also give the two leagues
firm foundations. But the action
II the owners would lead one 10
believe that they are strictly OPP
posed TO sound business policies.
And speaking about the East
West game, why isn't it possible
for the promoters TO issue press
tickets in advance. This would
prevent a writer from having &c
chase one OF the owners all over
Chicago before obtaining duca'
which will admit him into the
press box. In the past writer's have
! had TO go home with some of the
owners before acquiring this pre-
cious little piece of cardboard. while
some friend OF any owner. fellow
who never scrubbed line in his
life. had his tickets several day.
in advance.
Yes, the promoters OF the East.
West game are nice group OF fell
lows to do business with. providing
you want to listen 10 some screwS
ideas.
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CHICAGO, Hits on 10 w IL
ley Field again. Sunday afternoon,
Aug. Is. and the seasons best pro-
gram OF race baseball, featuring
Satchel Paige and the champion
Kansas City Monarchs against The
Ollie ("FireballD Smith and the
Cleveland Buckeyes in the first
game at 100. huge championship
bathing beauty contest between
games and then an outstanding
windup in which the Birmingham
Black Barons take on the Memphis
Red Sox.
Because Of the sensational nature
Of the card, Paige's two recent Won
derry performances in this city and
the fact that many shapely and
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Dan Merritt
KOS Lem In
First Round

CHICAGO-Lem Franklin. form
er Cleveland Golden Glove cham
pion. suffered another Knockout
when he was stopped by Dan Mer-
rift. Cleveland, in one round here
Monday night in one OF the pre-
liminaries OF the Lee Savold-Lou
Nova fight which Savold won by a
two-round knockout.
Merritt, who substituted for Clar-
ence Brown. Chicago. was down
twice for counts Of four and five
before he floored Lem He added
two more for counts OF seven and
four before stretching Lcmuel out
for the full count.
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Giants Face Cincinnati White S0x Here
Turpin A. c. Loses
Tilt To Grand Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-Held
TO nine scattered hits while their
opponents were collecting Is blows
OF various dimensions off two Of
their hurlers. Turpin A. c., of De-
troit. dropped l4-5 decision to the
Grand Rapids A. c. here Sunday
before the largest crowd Of the sea-
son.
Pitcher Lipsey was too tough
4 nut for the Turpin ba,ters TO
crack Not only did he hold the
Turpn club TO nine hits. but the
Grand Rapids hurler struck out
seven. and he didn't give free
ticket.
Shocks was hurting a good game
until the fifth frame when he
blew up and was relieved by Bur-
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by RUSS J. COwANS

Maybe YOU think the current
Homestead Grays and the Kansas
City Monarchs are great teams?
And they are. judging by the rec
ords OF achievements during the
past several years. Well. exactly
20 years ago there was a team in
Cuba So powerful that il caused
the complete collapse Of the league
because the opposition was not
strong enough 10 afford ample COM
petition. Santa Clara was the team
Walter Dobie, Moore). former
crack shortstop for the Kansas City
Monarchs and now a resident of
Detroit, was reminiscing last week
and during the time his mind was
chasing back over memory lane. he
recalled some o. the exploits OF
this crack team which was COM
posed OF some OF the best Negro
players in the country. While not
given 20 Boosting. or giving off 10
unreStrained remarks, Moore re-
vealed that in his estimation the
Santa Clara team was one Of the
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Assemble Will
Manage Hudson

LOS ANGELES-J.mmy Assemble,
Herry's secretary. who has signed
Cecil Hudson on he line for seven
years. having negotiated purchase
o, the Holyw 5od headline wel;er-
weigh. ,lon Tony Pa.szo.a for a
reported $500.
Another newcomer . The stable
Is Gene Johnson. the Harlem hot
shot. NO j. rated among the top.
notch .ightNe gh,s OF the East
johnson has given a sparkling &C.
coun, q himself sgalnS; such ring
men as SiuEger White. Bob Mont
gomery, Johnny Grace and others