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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
WILLIAMS Wins
OVER MORAN IN
GARDEN BATTLE

NEW YORK-Ike Williams. MIA
lightweight champ. added luster to
his championship diadem in Madi-
son Square Garden Friday eve
ming.
lie spotted Nick Moran, shifty
hard hitting Mexico City battler.
four pounds and then proceeded
to punch him TO a frazzle In the
scheduled 10-round non-title
bout.
MORAN. WHO boasts decision
over "Bobcat" Montgomery, former
l35-pound king and KO conquerer
Of williams. was never in the run
ming IN Fridays fight with the
Trenton Buzzsaw
Williams, who essays the straight,
stand up and punch type OF ring
warfare, repeatedly beat Moran 20
the punch The latter's dancing and
claWlng style was no match for
the superior power Of the cham
pion who went on 10 post one OF
his most popular Garden victories.
In winning handily from Moran,
Williams continued 10 display his
fistic superiority over fighters from
the land OF the fiery senoritas and
the hot tamale He won the MIA
championship from Moran's coun
tryman, Juan Zurita, IN picturesque
Mexico City some eight months
ago. With his convincing victory
the New Jersey champion also
cleared some OF the tarnish from
his title that has persisted since
his third consecutive loss TO Willie
joyce. the Gary. Ind. WhirlWind
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
CHAMPS BATTLE
ROYAL VIKINGS
IN Play OFFS
Rv GEORGE W. GADDY III

FRIDAY. Sept IL Vii ne req
.c.;cr dav f5r tho Wolverine
.caders o. the second HaH race IN
ne VI gan Chronicle lniermc-
.diste Sohbsli League The league
Icd4,c ends that day and II Will
And the Wolverines frmly perchcd
on nc 'op rJng of the champion
snip isdder
ANer beng rated head and
shoulders above the field IN INC
Srr.nE. before league play began.
the Wolverines ooggcd doHn and
never reached 'hc!r expected
p.ayng heights They anlicd
behind Mosiey AC and the Royal
VIKING N the first half race
WIN Nos,cy &C banned from
league competition the Vikings
we're declared winner OF mo first
hall and the Wolverines we're
moved Jp 70 second place
In ne second hall the VOL
vc-ino> clearly outclasSed the
field WIZ their twin poison
pitching duo Duke Neal and
Charles Holloway winning II
games between them. the league
.cadcrs we're never headed.
They have also tnro,,cd the
Vikings twice IN the second hall
and are confident that they can
repeat m the piay-offs to cop the
league championship and the hrs,
lce on the beautiful big Metropoi-
i,an Funeral Systems trophy
Each team winning the Chroni-
Gle League championship during
the seasons play will get their
names inscribed on the trophy
and the team winning the cham.
pionsnip for three years will be
allowed 10 retire the trophy.
In the final weeks play. Duke
Nesl and Charles Holloway CO.
operated 20 pitch the Wolverines
20 a 10 20 win over the second
place Palmer House club at Belle
Isle Robert Neal was the batting
star az the game He hit triple
with n'c bases loaded in the sixth
inning 10 ice the game for the
Wolverines.
King Solomon dropped two
hcartbreakcrs 10 the Wolverines
and the Trojans Their ace pitch
er. Speed" Casey, pitched a one.
hit game against the Wolverines
but lost on errors and loose play
ing. 3 runs 10 Casey also ran
into some hard luck as he re.
l.eved Walter Pardon in ue third
inning OF the Troians' game. He
allowed but two hits in foar1 in
ninss but lost on errors, 5 runs
10 7.
The Royal Vikings will not be
asleep al the switch in the com
ing championship series. They
Wi counter the Wolverines pitch
ing duo with two top Fingers ot
their own, Alvin Powell, wh'
| holds the league record ~ II
strike-outs in one game. and lie
roy Coleman. who is rivallni
Big Junior" Spears OF Brewste
for the best all-around playe
award Coleman is rated AS on,
OF the leagues best catchers. ant
/ has won eight games this season
while losing only one in his turn
on the pitching rubber He ais,
boasts a 385 batting average L
top the league in this vital de
partrcnt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

fans who view the contest will
have r more personal interest. how.
ever. They will be out 10 witness
some individual duels between the
Negro osckheld talent on the two
teams.
THE SAILORS will present q
big agile center in Eldridge Adait
Of Chicago. and two highly re-
garded backs in Bill Chandler
also Of Chicago, halfback, and
Marion Motley, former University
Of Arizona star.
Motley is considered by many
observers 10 be one OF the best
prospects 10 arrive in years
On the Michigan side of the field
jittery little Leon the man" Elan.
l63-pound runner from Sarasota
Fla, and Horace Ace Coleman,
rugged halfback from julius
Franks home bailiwick. Ham,
tramck. shows every promise oil
keeping the Maize and Blue in the
ball game.
ELAN WAS an All-Southern
Conference selection al Morehouse
college in l943. while Coleman has
been showing well in recent
Wolverine drill sessions He re-
Gently scored two touchdowns and
several long runs in his first regu-
la,ion scrimmage.
Old timers will no doubt bark
back TO some famous Big Ten duelS
OF past years between Ozzie Sim
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Chronicle League standings
Two Assistants
Named To Help
Country Lewis

WILBERFORCE. Ohio-Presi-
dent Charles II. Wesley an
nounced recently that John H
Cooper and A d. Gather had
been appointed as assistant
coaches OF football TO Head
Coach CASTOR +. Country"
Lewis.
Cooper brings a background
~ 10 years experience in foot
ball 10 the Wilberforce board
" strategy. AS college athlete
he quarterbacked the Kentucky
State Thoroughbreds He has
coached six championship teams
al the Ashland Ky high
school.
Gather has been on the Will
berforce faculty since ls43. As
college athlete he played end
for Knoxville college,
He coached five years at the
Nelson Merry high school
Tenn losing only three games
in Ave years. II will be brother
versus brother when the Florida
Rattlers invade Wherefore for
an International game on Oct
g.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Wurhuwks Are
Favored Team
In 81 Tourney

7 TUSKEGEE ARMY AIR FIELD.
Ala The Tuskegee Army Air
Field Warhawks will play host to
seven top Negro CT baseball
teams in the ETC League in a
three-day tournament. Sept. Ia
ID and 10. 10 decide HE strongest
nine in the eight-team circuit.
The visiting teams are: Lock
bourne. Army Air Base. Colum.
bus, Ohio; Hendricks Field. Sc
bring. Fla: Tyndall Field. Pana-
ma City Fla; Shaw Field. Sum-
ter, S C.; CORTLAND Air Base,
Decatur, Ala, Spence Field
Moultre. Ga, and Smyrna Air
Field. Nashville. Tenn.
Hendricks Field trounced the
Warhawks in the finals OF last
years tourney, 10 gain the 1914
championship The WarhaWks
have avenged the defeat this sea-
son while losing only three games
out Of q played. The Tuskegee
team rules as the favorite 10 win
this years championship tourney.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Cincinnati Club
Gains 7 Wins
In 2 Weeks Play

The acknowledgements club
Of the Negro National league is in
the midst Of one OF the hottest
winning streaks in the history Of
the club.
During the last two weeks the
Cincy-Naptown boys took two
games from the Kansas City Mon
archs, in Cincinnati. one from Bal
timore. and four from the Cham
pion Birmingham Black Barons.
They drew $1,000 fans with the
Barons in St. Louis, while the
white major league clubs feel
lucky. indeed TO draw 800 fans
in their home park.
Some timely hitting spanked the
club in its victories, but the major
reasons behind their great play is
the pitching of three men. Lazarus
Medina, Atjres Lefty" Garcia and
Johnny Williams. These fingers
worked in every winning effort OF
the past three series.
The Ind ana-ONio combine will
Join the Kansas City Monarchs in
an exhibition tour. BEGINNING Sept.
l8 AT Kansas City and extending
throuqh Oklahoma. Texas and Mis-
souri, cities 10 wind up on Sept 80
in New Orleans. La.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
STARS DEFEAT
PAIGE IN SPLIT
WITH KAYSEES

The success Leroy tSatcheD
Paige has enjoyed since he made
his first appearance here, way back
in 1925 was broken Sunday in
Briggs Stadium when the Phila-
delphia Stars trounced the Kansas
City Monsrchs with Ole Satoh on
the mound. 7 to 2 in An abbreviat-
cd seven-inning nizhtcap OF twin
bill, The Monsrchs won the first
game. IL 10 2, before crowd OF
1884
The aged Satch. whose once
supple arm used TO wheel his fast
fall past batters with reckless
abandon, started off as if he was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
.Tuskeeee Will
PIoy 7 Games
During Season

TUSKEGEE. Ala -Tuskoeee IN.
s,i,ute will play schedule %
seven football games during the
io4S season.
An army team from For; Ben
ming Ga viii come 20 The campus
FOR the opening game Uti.h vii
be PLAYED IN tho Alum. Bowl on
SATURDAY. Sep, >? The snnua,
game with Wherefore viii be
played a. Comiskey psrk m Chr
eago October :?
Florida A. and VI COLLEGE q Tai
lsdera. Fla, VII! furnish tie op'
position to- the Homecoming game
or SATURDAY Nov 10
TIE traditional THANKSGIVING
day game with Alabama State
Teachers college vii be PLAYED At
Crsm,or Bow - Montgomery on
THURSDAY Nov p
Other games,
Oct s-TuskcEce rs CisrN IN
Birmingham
Oc, 26-Tuskegce vs Morehouse
N Columbus Ga
Nov 8 TuSkegee IS Morris Brown
~ TuSkegee
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tier
Baseball Team
To Tour West

DALLAS, Texas-The Harlem
Globetrotters, long famous in both
North and South America, for
their blazing, rsz1le-dazzle brand
OF winning basketball. as exem-
plifed by Bernie Price. Ted
Strong, Ducky Cumberland and
many other OF the nations hrst-
rate players. have invaded the
baseball world.
With just two seasons OF play
as a team behind them the Globe
trotting bsseballers are able 10
compete fsvorsbly with, the best
teams in the land. They recently
swept a four-same series from the
bearded House OF David team,
composed Of former major and
high minor league players. Next
week they will swing through the
Southwest on transforming
tour with the Atlanta Black
Crackers. champions OF the South
ern League.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Horace Ace Coleman
ToPlayFor M Saturday

mons. OF Iowa and Bernie Jeffer-
son Of Northwestern; Dwight Reed
OF Minnesota and Bill Bell Of Ohio;
Julius Franks Of Michigan and Bill
Willis Of Ohio; or last years setto
al Ann Arbor between the Him
trio OF Johnson. Peterson, and
Buddy" Young. the Big Tens
leading touchdown maker. against
Eugene Derricotte. Michigans SEN
sational l7-year-old halfback, and
his teams most dependable runner
With good football weather pre-.
dicted. the many fans who enjoy
an angle, along with their spor,
spcctacles, should have thrills
cnouoh 10 satisfy an ancient Roman
Coliseum spectator, in Saturday :
grid curtain riser.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

in o Id . time
form. tanning
the first two
baters 10 face
him. and retir-
ing the side on
strikes in the
third
Blu, the lid
was blown of
in the fourth
W h @ n Mahlon
Duckett, Stars
second sacker.
singled a fter
Frank Austin
had fannie d
Gene Benson
scored Dllckeit
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

with a double, and tailed himself
when jim West blasted a two
baser to center. George Williams
dropped Ed Stones fly in center.
West moving TO third after the
error. Craig drew a base on balls
before Fernandez famed. but Bill
Cash. hefty catcher, shot double
10 center TO clean the bases. but
was out trying TO stretch the blow
10 a triple.
The Stars scored another in the
fifth when Roy Partlow, south
paw hurler, beat out a hit TO Jesse
Williams in short and moved TO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Black Yonks
In Memphis

MEMPHlS.-The Memphis Red
Sox will return home Sunday.
Sept. 10, to play the New York
Black Yankees two games in the
first OF series OF post-season
games. The Black Yankees are
members Of the National league.
The visitors have one OF the
most dependable mound stats In
the league in John Neck" STAN
ley. veteran OF IS years; George
Mack, Percy Forrest, Claude
Poole and Emory Ace Adams. a
discharged veteran, who has
proven one OF the mainstays Of
the staff.
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game winner
II a rris. { h G
young ri g h l.
h a n d r who
gave Paige a
tou & h battle
last IS @ a on,
could not pitch
over the mis-
takes made by
his teammates.
T h e second
game was en-
livened by the
e ] g c / on OF
Manager HON.
er &c o o 5 e.
Curry from the
game BY UNI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Robson Leaves Cornell

ITHICA. N. Y. - Paul Robesor
Jr., son OF the famous actor and
singer. last years freshman ace AZ
Cornell university. left this week
10 prepare for his induction into
the army. He was slated TO play
in the backfield this year. He is 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

"A ards OF [o,<U
The Bluejsck.
cts are coached
by Paul Brown
who piloted the
p u c X eyes OF
Ohio State 10
the Big Ten
crown in l943
{ o a c h Fritz
Crisler and his
crew OF Vol.
NerineS " e r e
runnerS-Cp TO
the Bucks for
the title last
season.
T he tn o u
sandg ~ Neorn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

pire Anderson Pryor in the first
inning.
Curry refused 10 leave the field
but was finally persuaded 10 leave
by two officers. However, during
the fourth inning rally Curry APP
pearcd on the field. but was again
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

second W h e n
Williams threw
wild TO first on
the hit. He
scored " h e n
Frank Austin
blazed a single
TO center. Cash
drove in Craig.
who had sim
eled in h c
six h, with
another double
for the last run
manufact ure d
bV the Phila-
Jafnk;a 1na,,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

elected by officers under Pryor's
instructions.
Jim LaMarque. one OF the lead
ing hurlers in the Negro American
league. southpawed the Stars into
submission. Jesse Williams paced
the Monarch attack with Ave hits
in six trips TO the plate.
MenArehs PhiIadsIphia starr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

T U 8 X z c E z ARMY AIR
FIELD. Ala.-Sscond Lisutsn.
ant Alexander Jefferson. who
received his wings and COM
mission At the Tusksgss hamY
Air Field on Jan. S, ls44. was
recently returned 10 the states
after spending several months
in Europe as . prisoner Of war.
The TAAr graduate was shot
down on August u. ls44. over
'7oulon. France and captured
by the Germans. He has ss
combat missions 10 his credit.
Ii. Jefferson attended Clark
college. Atlanta. Ca. from 1898
10 1912. and IL q member Of
the Phi Beta Sigma fraternity.
He was employed by the De.
iroit Stove company before en-.
terins the armed forces. -
Official u. 8. AAF photo by
AAF Training Command.)
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
by GEORGE w. GADDY III

The L. OF NJ. Wolverines and the
Great Lakes Bluejsckets unveil the
l945 collegiate pigskin parade at
Ann Arbor, Saturday. The game
is expected 10 draw a throng up.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

The Stars nicked Paigt for
eight hits In the seven innings,
for every Philadelphia except
Stone connecting safely.
The Monarchs punched 10 hits
with four Philadelphia errors to
chalk up the victory in the first
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Cubsns W. Dushwieks

NEW YORK-The New York
Cuban Stars and the white Bush
wicks play night game at the
Polo Grounds on Thursday, Sep
tember Is.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

Frank Elliott Stork carved his
name on a ship that was in the
building at Ingalls, where he was
employed, little dreaming that
he would ever see it again.
Then he volunteered for service
with the Seabees and on his first
voyage overseas discovered his
handiwork on the ship that was
carrying him to his destination.
Now he says, IF I had known
that that ship was going to carry
me overseas | sure would have
put in an extra bolt or two"
Stork, who is the youngest son
of MI. and Mrs. v. A. Stork of
Pecan. and the fourth to be in
the service, volunteered about
four months ago. He trained at
Camp Peary before being sent
overseas two months ago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

Plan to Attend Jiney Jungks OPEN HOUSE" Watch for Announcement
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DR.. Henry e. Lochte Dies

Friends of DR.. Henry c. c..
Lochte of New Orleans, who was
a visitor to this area prior to hi
illness, will be grieved to learn
Of his death Sunday morning at
his home in New Orleans.
DR.. Lochte had retired from &c
i've practice ana he had been i'll
or some time. A graduate OF the.
Tulane university school Of medi-
line, he informed at Touro Infir
mary and was on the teaching
staff of Tulane university unit
World War | when he served as
an officer in the Army Medical
Corps. He was chief medical o.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

ed this evening together were
Ruby Mae Embry, Joyce Nelson,
Helen Phillips, Juanita Wadford.
Margery Thomas, Vivian Can
field, Clair Seidenspinner. Julette
Harper, Gloria LeMaitre, Bobbie
Mcintosh, Donald Coleman, Ray
mond Upton, Pete Larsen, Felix
Cirlot, Jake Cunningham.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

schools. Special demonstrations
by the physical education stu
dents illustrating the many ans
varied activities of the depart
ment will be featured. Approx
mately 1900 students will parti-
cipate. Complete details will be
completed at an early date. All
friends, parents. relatives of the
students and friends of the school
are invited to be present. There
will be no admission charge.