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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
Things Look Jake
For Ike Friday
BY
DAN PARKER

ISAIAH WILLIAMS could hardly miss with
popous first The isaiah handle lends force 70 ms
Garden Friday night
like" fighting the Germans at Cnerpoug
should concede by this time
williams virtual stranger Although ne en-
gagged two preliminary bouts there over year ago Cc ans
about his ouotown fights Tney know ne
unpopular Angott recently IN philadelphia
Bob Montgomery In the last round OF 2
also that Joe Woodman who
him. and Connie Mccarthy who moved IN
dispute contracua rights 70 the gnter Wn mas Deem
settled without bloodshed.
Daniel Morgan who be induced to depart from his set
than 1t would take TO make
brace Of sizzling brown pOkchops and
stumble
pugflsms Golden when the
bayhoO requires this flight fancy mOOk burp
opinion Of Shans williams
terday and opened
and Joe wacott all again. said Daniel will
tall like and shans Waco in Size
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
THE HOUSEWIVES LAMENT

wish horse running round the track,
With half q dozen aso-rans pounding up In back,
Coming down the home-stretc with money nose,
Kicking cods of turf back at the nag that only shows
And while I'm at 1t let wish that will win the
I'd love to know the thrill of working out Of second place
Yes wish q horse instead Of Just wife.
Then I'd his whole attention at least in my life
e. A. K. SENEGAL, Torrington, Conn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
Fights Lost Night
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
Washington-Henry Armstrong,
142, Los Angeles. decisioned Nick
Latsios. las. Alexandria. Va. (10):
Bee Bee. 1872. washington. knocked
out Bob Howard. 100, Hartford.
Conn.,, (5).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

Games To-day
Hartford at Wililamsport (11
Binghamton at Wiikes-Barre
Albany at Elmira.
Utica at Scranton
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

Games Today
Washington at New York
Boston at Philadelphia (2)
Cleveland at Detroit
Chicago at st. Louis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

Last Sundays Results
AWglianese 2, washington Hills
0.
Tribunes 5, Brooklyn 8.
Games Sunday
las p. m.-Thomas Club VS.
Brooklyn A. G.
400 p. m.-Aviglianese VS. Tri-
bune A. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
EASTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Wilkes-Barre s. Binghamton I
Utica 6, 8; Scranton 4, 2
Hartford 1, wiiliamsport 1
Elmira 8, Albany Q (l3)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York "A, Washington s-6
Cleveland Q, Detroit z
Philadelphia s. Boston ?
st. Louis II, Chicago 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

IN NAME2 Well Mccarthy of the Yank a
managing l. Seean. Mccarthy
coumn entering
he has brought all
KinGE eatur sxndc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

Worlds featherweight champion
in New York but not in his own
state, Connecticut, will be taken
to Boston next week TO see q po-
tential opponent, Manuel Ortiz,
bantam champ, box Larry Boil
vim Of Providence. Willie Is will
ing to box Lulu Constantine in
Waterbury II his manager says
the word.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
Games Tomorrow

Cleveland at Chicago (night)
Detroit at st. Louis (night)
New York at Philadelphia (night1
Washington at Boston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
Notes

NOVeS
One of the seasons real 'naturals"
Is scheduled as Sundays headliner
when Tony Romaniello's up-and-
coming Avigs take on "Packy"
Shea1 pennant-hungry Tribes.
The Tribes took the first game SCI
with the Avigs outhitting them 1919.
The victory Of the Italians over the
Hills last Sunday and the shakey
showing Of the Tribes against the
Brooklyns will cut the odds so that
the north enders viii enter the game
on the short end Of 6-5 odds.
Gerry Flood, the league leaders
pitching ace, will not forget the
dumping which the Brooks gave
him in hurry.
Ragged base running, poor
coaching, or what-have-you to
which the Brooklyns attribute last
Sundays beating Is poor excuse
for taking their fifth straight set
back.
The Brooklyns showed three
Leavenworth players In the fold in
Julie Santora at short, Armour In
right and jim Piersall in center.
frank Pandolfo Of Wildly, who won
the local scholastic batting crown
this spring, took care Of first base
but was the only B. A. G. man who
failed TO hit.
Souci, Brooklyn catcher, halls
from Bristol but leaves shortly for
the Rochester Seminary along with
frankie Karvelis. another member
Of the B. A. @. squad who Is headed
eor the priesthood.
Jackie Sullivan, Brooks second
baseman, who has been playing con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
ToDAY's PROBABLE PITCHERS
(By United Press)


AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington wynn SD at New
York (zuber 1-4)-2:so p. M. e. w.
Boston woods 2-5 and Bowman
5-3) at Philadelphia christopher
2-6 and Black 4-5)-two games
1880 p. M, f. d. 7.
Cleveland (Kennedy 2.3) at De-
troit GENTRY $4,000 p. m. r.
w. T,
Chicago Dietrich $40 at st. Louis
(Kramer S-6)-2:30 p. m, c. w. T.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia Or. Barrett S-S and
Schanx 4-6) at Boston (Javery SIS
and TohIn 7-7)-two games-s:i5 p
New York (Melton 2-l) at Brook.
lyn (Wwatt 1-3)-2:so p. M. e. w
Cincinnati (shoun e-2 and Gum.
bert 5-2) at Pittsburgh lstrince.
vich "a and sewell s-sl - two
games--i:45 p. M. .. W. 7.
st. Louis (Wilks AID at Chicago
I(Wyse k-7--a:0A p. r-. C. w. r.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
City Amateur League Notes

sistently good ball, accounted for
one Of his teams 10 hits with
dusty double to right In the ninth
and also turned in gem Of catch
in the sixth on Billy Moore's bid for
a hit. He Is the son Of Frank Sulli-
van Of the city comptroller's office.
loom Paul" Doran, who, accord
ing to Harry Melvin. gives more
coaching orders that are disregarded
than any other man In the league.
batted for "Buzzy" McGrath in the
seventh and come through with q
clean single. Paul hopes to get a
starting assignment from Manager
"Packy" Shea against the Avigs'
Grabeck whom he contends Is
made to-order."
That noisy fellow in the Avigs
cheering section Is Alphorlse Alone
Of New Haven, father Of the Joe and
Johnny Alone. 1t was Dad Alfones
idea to bring Yankee Bill Johnson
to Waterbury to play with a diff
erent team each Sunday in the City
League as a special attraction.
However, Manager Fred Davi Of the
Brasscos signed johnson first.
The Washington Hills will have
an off-day Sunday but will be back
In action the following week with
a vastly strengthened lineup with
which Pat Quilter hopes to regain
first place.
"One Hand Heffernan, Tribes
first sacker, Is hitting the ball at a
terrific clip. "Chief" rocco Mara Of
the league protest committee rates
him as the most valuable player Of
1914.
Al Mont, shortstop, and "Toujour'
Armour. right fielder Of the Brook
lyns. each garnered pair of hits,
the former pasting a three Dagger to
deep center In the hectic eighth
only to be thrown out at the plate.
Pandolfo met the same fate a few
minutes later when he tried to come
all the way from first on Armours
double.
Had the Brooklyn coaching sys-
been functioning properly the out
come of the ball game might have
been changed in that inning since
Kolesnik followed with q long triple
to left which scored only one run.
Carmine Mele, Torrington high
pitcher, made his debut with Tony
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22
Games To-day

Games To-day
Philadelphia at Boston (2)
New York at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh cd
st. Louis at Chicago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati !
New York II, Brooklyn 2
st. Louis 60, Chicago a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

YESTERDAYS STAR-Mel OFT,
who scored the l,74lst run Of his
career to establish a new National
league record as his New York
Giants walloped the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

Chicago at Cincinnati (night)
e. Io,ip p 81 sr0oEtyn snsEnl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

Jackie Sullivan, Brooks second
baseman. who has been playing con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-22

Had the Brooklyn coaching sys-
been functioning properly the out
come of the ball game might have
been changed in that inning since
KoleSnik followed with q long triple
TO left which scored only one run.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13

o. two national championship
teams: Club Congo girls and w. b.
ODonnell. she carries lie time
average Of 1873. She can be seen
on the alleys several times a week
+ bowling with some % the best male
wood eaiherers in the business. TO
you. madame president. may your
reign over local femme keGlers for
the coming season be a successful
one
Now that the regular bowling
season is closed for the Motor City
women pin spillers. all members OF
the league are looking forward 10
April l3. On this date. a party VIII
be given az the u Horseren's club,
and the awarding of trophies and
the prize fund Will take place.
Lucille Bennett. Virginia Dol
ph.n Sauls. and Alberta Davis were
elected delegates 10 the national
bowling convention whiSh Will be
held in Chicago. June "a. Sophia
Walker. Arctha Bailey and June
Watt. will be their alternatcS.
Raymond tSporrecl Jack son.
young Detroit sportsman and Spon-
sor Of the Tropical Bar five, will
sponsor the w. b. ODonnel girls
next season. The young sponsor
,.aie the announcement after re-
turning from the Blue Grass State
where he attended the Derby. Spor-
tree Will sponsor male and fe-
male team next season.
The local bowling senate an
nounced that il will be two weeks
before the complete results Of the
Victory tournament will be re-
leased. Trophies and the prize fund
will be awarded al that time.
George Porter is president OF the
senate.
There was one thing missing
when the Victory tournament was
held down al Paradise bowl last
week. Yes. you guessed il, tour
nament director. Quate Walker.
who was tournament director. came
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
BY RUSS J. COWANS

The University Of Michigan track
team VIII open rs Big Ten outdoor
a. Ann Arbor Saturday with tri-
angular meet between the Wolver-
ines. Purdue and Illinois.
While Coach Ken Doherty will be
watching his University Of Mlchi-
gan team FOR strength similar To-
that which amaSSed a record total
~ 75ie points 10 40l2 for second
place Illinois in Big Ten indoor
meet last March. chief attention
Will be focused on Claude tCuddy)
Young. sensational Illinois Splinter.
Enters Four Events
Young. a former Illinois state in
tcrScholaStic sprint and broad Jump
champion. may DC entered in the
100 and 300 yard dashes. broad
jump and 220-yard low hurdles
These arc the same events Jesse
Owens, Olympic sprint and broad
jump champion, competed in that
afternoon Of early June in 1895
when he broke three world records
and tied another.
AS proof that he's in top condi-
ton for the coming events. Young
in triangular meet between Him
DIS. Purdue and Northwestern. last
Saturday at Champaign. set a new
Illinois record of :209 seconds in
the 220-yard dash. equalled the
schools l0O-yard dash record Of
.096. and won the broad jump with
a leap OF % feet. 5 IA inches.
Two weeks ago Young captured
the 100 and running broad jump
at the Drake Relays. Young raced
the 100 in :095 seconds.
Loses To Conwell
Since winning the Illinois state
interscholaStIc sprint title and later
the Junior AAU championship.
Young has been defeated but twice
in the sprints, losing 10 Eddie Con-
we'll, New York university fresh
man.
He is undefea!ed in Big Ten COM
petition in the sprlnts. but Elmer
Swanson. University OF Michigan,
defeated him III the hurdles.
Bob Kelley. Him captain. will
probably compete in the 440 and
$50. Las, Saturday Kelley ran the
mile for the first time. winning in
c63 Kelley who is Big Ten quar-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
STEARNES WILL
MAKE DEBUT AS
TEAM MANAGER

Richard Battle. owner CT the
Michigan Giants Mill- put a strong
team in the field this season. &C
cording 10 an announcement made
this week. The team will play its
first game Saturday night at Flint,
Mich, meeting the Atlanta Black
Crackers in night game at Atwood
Field.
Norman Turkey Stearnes. form
or crack outfielder for the Detroit
Stars. has been named manager Of
the Giants. and Will soon begin the
selection OF his players Stearnes
joined the Stars in 1921. and re-
manned with the team until 1891.
Right now Stearnes has such
pitchers as Buster Massage OF
Grand Rapids: Lloyd Boyd. Jimmy
Pettiford. Tiny jefferson. and be-
hind the plate will be Willie Spen-
Ger. Charley Harper and Marshall
Wilson.
Other players will be Jimmy Viii
son. formerly with the Pittsburgh
CrawfordS: Elijah Burt. Jimm,
Jones. Lefty Woods, formerly with
the North Carolina Giants. anC
Johnny Grimmes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Cecil Kaiser Fans II AS
Giants Sweep Twin Bill

The Detroit Motor City Giants
officially opened their 1914 baseball
season by taking both ends OF
doubleheader from the Chicago
Brown Bon bers. winning the first
game 6 TO l. and taking the night
cap 9 TO
Cecil Kaiser. 2S.year-old south
paw. was responsible for the first
victory Of the season for the Giants.
restricting the Bombers 10 six well
scattered hits. and then set up a
mark for his fellow moundsmen 10
shoot at when he famed II OF the
visiting batsmen. In no inning did
Kaiser fail to strike out one or more
OF the Chicagoans, and in the fourth
he retired the side on strikes.
Concentrated Attack
The Giants. getting slow start.
finally began 10 bunch their hits of
Bill Strong. scoring in every inning
from the second 10 the seventh Will
bur King, Hall and Robert Johnson
we're the stars of the attack. while
King turned in several sparkling
fielding plays.
The Giants collected a total Of
nine hits.
Ralph Hall. slender Highlander.
was on the mound for the Giants in
the second game. yielding seven hits
over the seven innings OF play. Dick
Newberry did the pitching for the
Bombers, George Harris and Will
liam Hall paced the attack. Harris
contributing homer and Hall col
lecting two hits in three trials.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Wolverines Beat
Royal Vikings In
Non-League Tilt

The Wolverines started the spring
practice session in the Junior Di.
vision OF the Michigan Chronicle
Softball league by defeating the
Royal Vikings last Tuesday. 1919,
at Lincoln playground.
While the Wolverines won the
game. the players did not have on
exhibition their regular brand OF
play. On the other hand, the Vik-
ings were in excellent condition
The fielding gem OF the game was
a fast double play from Clarence
Lawrence TO Arthur Edmonds 10
Amos McConnor. The hitting star
OF the game was Blain Denning,
Wolverine first sacker who collect
ed two doubles and a single in
four trips 10 the plate.
The batteries for the Wolverines
were David Collier and Oscar Neal
on the mound. with James Lyles
behind the plate. Donald Robin
son hurled for the Vikings. Jerry
Williams catching.
Teams which have turned in their
contracts thus far are: Aces. Tro-
JAMS, Royal Vikings. and Wolver-
ines. All teams with contracts are
urged 10 return them as soon as
possible.
There will be a meeting Of man.
ayers and captains Friday night
May II, at 665 Benton street Tn,
meeting is slated for pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Elk LODGE TO
HAVE A STRONG
BASEBALL nine

The hrst baseball team 10 be cr-
gained by the Heart OF Detroit
Lodge OF Elks was formally created
last week in a meeting held in the
lodge headquarters. 300 Mack ave-
nue.. this week.
Herbert (Rap) Dixon. one time
member OF the Harrisburgh Giants
and Baltimore Black Sox, has been
named manager OF the club. accord
i'm 10 Hosea Hubert, exalted ruler
OF the lodge who talked at the meet
ing.
Makes Selection
Dixon said that the following men
had been temporarily selected as
members OF the club: L. Nears. L.
Cooper, R. ]. Tyler, p. E. Cooper.
l.. j. Helm, w. Swenson. c. J. John
son, o. Graham, A. H. Hicks. w.
Thompson. w. Rodgers, c. Green,
c. Cooper. o. Griffen, o. Stephen
and Edward Marshall.
Marshall and Tyler have had ex-
perience with a number OF clubs
in the Negro American and Negro
National leagues. L. D. Livingstone
has been named assistant manager,
and Buddy Wilson, trainer and
coach. w. Abernathy is chairman OF
the ball club committee.
Dixon said he would hold his first
practice session this week at North
western Field. He said he will soon
have one of the best clubs in the
history of Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
.ScroIIer Club
Reorganization
Wayne Campus

The ScrollerS club OF Kappa Al
pha Psi fraternity was re-or ganized
al Wayne university in February
after period Of year and hall
Of inactivity due 10 the war. The
officers OF the new Scroller group
are: Ellis Bonner. president: Wal
ter Livin gston. vice president; Fam
ME Martin. secretary and Julian
Giles, ergeant-at-arms. Other men,
bers are Essex MunSon, James
Smith. Melvin Bryant. Famous
Locke;t. Eugene Moran and Sylves-
ter Colman.
Since their reorganization. the
Scrollers have given a party at the
Martin home, a dinner party on
Easter Sunday al the Paradise
Lounge in honor of the Pyramid and
Ivy Leaf Pledge clubs The club is
looking forward TO making great
strides in the future
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Sunday School
Honors Hattie

Hattie Ellen Ransome was honored
with lovely birthday party at the
home OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard W. Ransome. 1899 Mackay.
The party was sponsored by her
Sunday school teacher and class Of
the ST Paul AME. church.
The honoree received many love
~ gifts and a delicious party menu
was served. Guests included: Geral-
dine Steele. Rosa Marie Smith,
Elizabeth and Davine Brueton. An
ME L. Peters. Dora Davis. Margie
Malone, Estella and Gertrude
Frazier, Wilhelmina Wardlow. Au-
drey Parker. Nettie and Donald
Warren. Ruby Yancy. Ernest Le-
Brew, Mary Lou Tanning. Dupree
Sims, Rose L. and Alfonso Tanning.
Marie. Colef and Harold Matlock,
Jordan and Robert Booth. Lawrence
and Maurice Vaughn. Nathan Love,
Harry Freeman. Peggy Joyce John
son, Myrtle Watkins. Geraldine and
Verna Harmon. Doris Jean. Richard
Walter. Carey Bernard Ransome.
Also many OF her relatives were
present for the festivities.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Atlanta Black Crackers To Meet Giants
In Twin Bill Sunday AtDequindre Park

The big spot on the calendar of
the Detroit Motor City Giants is
the Memorial Day doubleheader
with the Birmingham Blaal Barons.
but right now Manager Clarence
tScally) Smith is pointing for the
games in the immediate future, such
as the game Sunday against the
Atlanta Black Crackers at Dequin-
DIRE Park. The teams will play a
doubleheader, the first game start
ing at 100 pm
Manager Smith is confident that
II his men can safely hurdle the
serious opposition afforded by the
Black Crackers, they'll be in a posi-
ton to manhandle the Black Bar
ons, champions OF the Negro Amer
tcan league.
Have Strong Team
The Crackers have a good strong
team, built around Manager John
Manning. crack first sacker. Man.
ming, batting in fourth position, has
piled up batting average Of 1873.
In addition, there's plenty of hit
ting power in the bats OF John
Barnes and Bill Williams. Barnes
as the first string catcher, while Will
liams patrols the centerfeld.
The pitching staff is composed OF
Manning, Shepherd, Bum, Ham
bones and Morgan. Bum and Ham,
iboneS have won two games each
since the spring practice games. The
Biack Yankees were among the
teams defeated by the Crackers.
Against this crack outfit Manager
Smith will send his star young
touthpaw, Cecil Kaiser, who held
the Chicago Bombers TO six scat
tered hits last Sunday as he famed
H. He will also get chance 10 use
Ralph Hall. Orel Thomas. and other
new members OF the hurting staff.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13

hnONu 10 many
OF the old tim
G = 8 as I n c
champ, is one
OF the most pop
ular women in
the lea que. She
st ar e d her
bowling down
al Sans Recre-
a I / o n in 38.
Joined PorterS
Cleaners girls
the same year.
and then went
on - m a X c
bowling history.
The Champ has
A... n.n-.-lnor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Joe Measured For
Famous Wax Works

Joe Louis added 10 his other
achievements the distinction OF be-
ing included in Tussaud's Wax
Works, world famous collection OF
wax figures OF outstanding persons
Pictures received from London
showed Joe being measured for the
figur, which viii be added 10 the
gallery OF notaoles when il Is COM
pletcd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
The Pleasure Pace
Settlers Spring Dance

With 10 thank their many friends
who attended the first spring dance
and cabaret party on Sunday, the
eth day OF May. 1914. at the beau
tiful Labor club. 81 w Montcalm at
Park avenue.
An enjoyable time was had by all.
Music was furnished by Jimmy
Davenport
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
HOLE-IN-ONE

Eddie Jackson. well Known young
professional golfer. Sho; himself into
an early season record when he
made a hole in-one Sunday after
room at Rsrkham golf course Jack
son made his record on the i72-yard
NTH hole while playing a foursome
with DR.. ReTus Robinson, former
national amateur champion; Herbert
Love and Max Mason.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13

down 10 the bowl bu; had 10 retire
because OF illness.
Jerry Wells declined re-nonina-
ton as league sta,isticlau III meet
ing held by the M.CBL last
"Wednesday evening Mrs. Wells
was league StatiStician for two
years.
DO your part 20 help speed VIC
tory. Write former bowler who
is now a member OF the Armed
services.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Turpin Club To
FaceCrdufords
In Toledo Tilt

TOLEDO. - Negro baseball will
officially open the season here at
Swayne Field Sunday afternoon
when the Turpin AC. Of Dctro.,
faces Gus Grecnlcc.s Pittsburgh
Crswtords IN a game slated 10 start
1t pm
Both clubs boast youth and cx-
periencc. with the "Craws" being n
little better fortified with pitchers.
Boosting crack staff OF seven. head
ed by the cX-coal miner. SIX foot
four inch Willie Pope. whose fast
ball helped his team during the
spring training
Each club possesses and outStand-
Ing personality. For Ben Turpin's
team Z VIII be Eddie Anderson. the
one-arm centerhclder who made a
tremendous hit with SWayne Field
fans last year when his club lost a
20 verdict 10 the ST. Louis Stars.
For the Crawfords j; IS Art tJumboD
Coleman. 260-pound centcrheldcr
who stands SIX fec; seven inches.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Buddy Young To Get Top
Billing At Track Meet

ter-mile champion, ran the half in
2:004.
James Witherspeea-wiil-b be one
Of the Michigan representatives in
the dashes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
THE BOWLERS'
HALL of FAME
Nv AlEONSO CATO
By ALFONSO CATO

This week We salute Mrs. Hazel
Lyman Roxoorough. VINO was re-
Gently elected president Of the
women's division OF the Motor City
Bowling League. Mrs. Roxborough.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13

Chester Rentie. mayor o. Paradise
Valley threw the first ball to get
the game on way.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
WEEK END GUEST

WEEKEND GUEST
Mrs. Walter Lewis OF Cleveland.
Ohio. was the weekend guest OF
her niece, Mrs. Eliza Dorsey. 1868
Colfax While in the city many So
cal courtesieS were extended 10
her.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
HOME FOR ANNIVERSARY

Gloria Gordon. a junior at Fisk
university. came home last week
end 10 be with her parents on their
18th wedding anniversary. She Will
be home for summer vacation next
month.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13

the dashes.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25

ROBERT WAYNE STURGEON
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
To Ny Husband
Jack
(Robert Wayne Sturgeon, S 2/C)
May God Bless You and Keep You
Safe Until We Meet Again.
Edith
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25

CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
to you
J. r.
(J. r. Armistead, RIM 3/c)
We hope you will be with us
before another Christmas.
Love
Nom, Dad and Joe
(Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Armistead)