The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-10-12
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MAJOR League were CURLY told by the Abe bwigs that
Abe membership is available only o white males
The Clippers could very easily have withdrawn and the
matter quite easily forgotten with shrug shoulder
But
But there Seattle who was courageous and
fearless enough to un the dirty linens of the Abe before
pubcs eyes In uncertain terms scathng and denunca
tory Royal Brougan nationally known sports writer for the
Seattle L. blasted and rebasted the discriminatory whites
only clause in the ABC rules
1t didn't take long after that for the powers that be of the
City Bowling Association get close hudde and draw
up resolution asking the Abe governing body of bowling act
ves in these United States to strike out the white clause
In all probability nothing be done regarding change
the Abe constitution until bowling congress
spring.
But ripple created locally by Brougha has grown into
mountainous in its spread country Civic lead
well education and labor groups every section of
The country have taken the hue and for nondcrmna
tory policy challenge resounding that the ABC will not
tie able to ignore it when it meets spring
And it all started when five Nse boys three of
and the other rejected for physical wanted
have little fun bowling in of the leagues spon-
sored by their outfit outfit for which they proud be
working.
THE GOLFUS BUGUS
Ii you We wandered about golf with club in
hand you We probably been smen by what is known only
gos bugus Even the learned of have been unable
determine whether this gous hymenopterous orthop
ferrous otherwise but this bug tves all the on
The eeof the arways the green's the rough and
the sandtraps.
Anyone who has been sntten hard by this gofus bugus
contracts form of dementa insanity Such person. even
though he is ordinarily heavy sleeper likely get up the
crack OF dawn his day off and leave the comfort and warmth
OF his bed for damp and unnvting golf course
person. in the mder stages may stand in front Of mirror
and swinging his hands and shaking his hips merely try
ing to keep his head steady One in the stages will trek
the rain seet he may yell out
'Forei'' in the middle of the night
These persons all normal in their upper regions TASK
their wives except that little hayward brain cell keeps tell
ing them that they do better than that they shot last
Sunday Sc, ran shine snow they bow to the mandate of
that little cell
Well it's raining dogs today and would like
nothing better than to spend NICE quiet = what was that
phone call? Sure sure join you the first Jefferson
that calling? Oh bunch of fellows like
Chick mo- Mnoru Tai, Shire Iwana, Ted Jue Yash Eguch
Stanley kakomi and Dick Monoda If they think they take
ava, my money I'll show them.
. PUTT-ERiNG AROUND
Ironoshin Furulasli who startled the swimming world
rccorbeang in Los Angeles recently and sew
ea other swimming have been invited TO compete III the
Winter months IN Argentina When the Nippon swimming
returned they taken to the palace grounds where the
Emperor presented each with cigarettes stamped with the I'M
perial IIawas businessmen golfers dd better III H. "A
than they At Baldwin the visitors took low
gross and low with K Morsge % topping the low
gross and Bill Whaeys 791465 being the best net Nego
tiaon under to secure the San Jose State 'oege
gym AOrienta tourney in San Jose during the
Christmas holidays Wat Msaka Will not be playing TOT oat
Lake in t! Chicago tourney he is pro and his playing wouo
eopa~lize the amateur satndng Of all participants me
toughest the Seal hurlers will face during their Nippon
tolr will Dspecacled Kaoru BeO OF the Osaka Tigers con-
se,ed the greatest Japanese baseball history THIS past
season Bette knocked 81 home October chilly
weather asn cramped local golfers muc last Sun
dav scores including Egasiras 439S0 at Jefferson Chick
mos West Seattle and Mae kanekos 4o39-So on
Monday at jefferson The Seattle Times lneman OF the
was West Chambers the who finally brought
down Toby Watanabe Franklin fuback after he had scam"red
yards running back kickoff Watanape was III '
clear when he hauled from behind