davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Something Different

Open l to 81 different individual
styles to choose from, all featuring
copper tubing. radiant heat; 3 and
4 6edrms., 3-level plan. with = full
tiled baths; easements; lge lot
paved streets: de luxe equipd. kitch-
ems. 136 sold left commu-
utes from D. c. over Arlington line.
Priced Sl5,950 to S"O,S00 They
are all different. inspect Today.
Out Lee hwy. through East Falls
Church. right at Great Falls St,
follow signs, 9 blks. to Brylin Park
and property.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd. OW 5000
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LOTS WANTEc

SITE. for commercial refgr., showrm. {;
st or 2nd zone: lot approx. 5000
so. It. F. L. PRICE. 1924 9th st.
NV, RA. 1868. Real estate brokers
attention.
FROM 10 TO so reasonably level lots
with sewer and water in street: suit
able for loW-priced bunca allows. Phone
DI. STR. DEVEREUX g. SIMON.
1923 Conn aTe
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OFFICES WANTED
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN, 40 Bond Bldg.-Desk
space, telephone and secretartaI
REAL ESTATE OFFICE has several
desk spaces TO rent Also mailing
address MURRAY CO., MA 1865.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. use of once
facilities. phone: reasonable Call
Mon. l0-12. EX 34SO
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HAWTHORN

Rambler sites, few very choice build
ing lots, still reasonable in price
BIZ prior to the spring building
season, avoid price increases. soft
width or larger if desired. $3.50
PAUL P. STONE
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LOVELY AND SPACIOUS
HOME REALTY co.
RE, 1897. AID. soq7.
Open Today. l Till Dark

Open Today, l Till Dark
six-room brick Colonial, slate roof,
convenient Washington and Lee High
School. grammar schools. transpor-
tation, shopping and churches This
Is an extra-good buy and is in ex-
cellent condition. For sale due to
Army officers transfer. First floor:
Large living room, fireplace book
equipped kitchen Magic Chef range
and exhaust FAM. Second floor: 3
bedrooms. tiled bath with shower
full dry bsmt... laundry. oil &C heat t.:
copper water pipes and downspouts
lot 60x101. Price, S15,75O. To
reach from Key Bridge: Straight
TO Wilson blvd. right to Clarendon
Circle, right into Washington blvd ,
continue to North Stuart st. and
right to 1910.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Ascent. 1901 9. Arlington
Ridge I'd. Arl.. Va. OF s5s6. sO35
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SEEING is BELIEVING

el6,950. 1913 N. Taylor st-Open
80 pm Attractive 3-bedroom Co
lonisl home. we'll situated on beau
tiful wooded lot in close-in Arling-
ton; wide center hall with attrac-
tive Colonial staircase. beautiful car
peted living room with fireplace.
dining room with built-in corner
cupboard, equipped kitchen, break
fast room and "a bath on lst floor
wide hall and 3 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor. full basement with
toilet. hot-water heat toiD: garage;
tneton blvd. to Taylor St, right to
1913.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

WILSON BLVD. CORNER, l04 1T.
Ideal 'or Offices plus apt: Perma-
stone bungalow. 6 rms. on lst. f..
l bedrm. apt upstairs; separate
snt1snces se fntshed inost ssmt big big
sa. It. saa5oo for large 'e'c cash; land iand
easily worth 100000. Shown by
appt, only. A. P. HASKELL. CHI.
BUSINESS SITE in Clarendon, j, just
of Wilson blvd. the center of
further details call HALL REALTY
Gil. S24l. -l3
TOURIST CABINS, close in. on Rich
mond No hwy. Two acres with
35s-ft. road frontage; large bldg.
has dining room. recreation room:
i dli ing and ddsncing: tables and
walk-in icebox; licensed for beer
cabins with 4 rms, balance >
rms. each with showers, toilets,
wash basins: 3 additional rms. in
llRe bldg. with showers; rest rooms
$4,000 or better per mo. Good
financing, good terms. j. LEE
PRICE 1903 S. Arlington Ridge I'd.
Arlinston. Va. OF. 1904 and OK.
=
STORE, eth st. NV. near Pa. ave
leased $500 mo; $4,000. EDWARD
BOWERS, l135 Eye NV, RE. 2O29.
STORE and apt. above; possess. L
st, NV, near 18th: $4,000. Ed
WARD BOWERS, 1873 Eye NV, RE,
HEAFt ;oF BUSINESS SECTION. 1st
stores A. and th
apts. This property in Takoma
Park. has never been vacant and
never had leases. Monthly rental
OF $500 can be increased. Owner
viii finanee. Ewes. DE. 454l.
BRICK STORE. 1900 block Ga. ave.
Good for any type business; real
trust at 4l2's: terms by owner. Call
RA. 1895 after IL am
WISCONSIN AVE, near Fessenden st
n.W.-A choice lst commercial prop
erty with wonderful future. Very
low price. JAMS C. Triton. Wo
:i.ll OR. 1907.
GEORGETOWN CORNER brick
stores; ] block north of Bath and
NJ SIS: priced at S695O per store
as a group. GUARANTY REALTY,
INC. 1023 10Th ST. NV. MA. O5S1.
Nm. ElSt AND NJ SITS. NW.-Small
once building, q rooms, lavatorleS
and full basement with private street
entrance; newly remodeled; now va
cant; excellent investment oppor-
tunity If full use OF building is not
required. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtors. RE. 65S5: ewes, GIL. Oa52.
ID
VACANT: 947 9th st. NV. at New
York ave.-Colored or white: lge.
brick building. consisting Of Ice.
store with 8 rms. above, suitable for
any type of business: priced on
terms to suit purchaser PUBLIC
SERVICE REALTY CO., 911 9th st.
NV. D1. 1851.
MINI. AVE. Sc. near Pa. ave
6-rm. brick; lSt com; growing bus.
section; IDEAL for remodelirg into
a store Slb 800. AMES CARROLL,
IR 0i12; ewes, Mr.. AbSher, AT.
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coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT

radio repair or similar business. Mr..
l4th and Park rd.. AID 6615. IA
BRICK. CORNER-l0th and NJ Sc.
Business or warehouse GEO. s.
KING CO, Realtor, est. 1895. Ii.
$50 % So. Fr., End com. space; central
DC; heat and water free; reason
able; long or short lease. A M.
ROTH. RE. 1870, Is
18th AND COL. RD.-Brick bldg, on
wide alley, app. 900 50. #; suit. re-
pair or service shop; S35. ME. 1880:
ewes. WI. 4543
SPACE in bsmt. 35x7O,
IN Rrookland, Phone NO. 24S6.
) ROOMS. 2no floor,
separate entrance. excellent down
town location DU lho1 Ia
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OPEN BRICK

3-bedrm bunga., plus insulated, ex-
pansion attic; dormers; full bsmt j.,
gas he h; liv. rm.. firepl din. rm.,
pretty kit; Anchor-fenced lot; Sl3.-
300; 1900 lSt trust at H.; owner
will hold second. To see. drive out
Lee blvd. past 7 Corners. Falls
Church. turn right at Jefferson Viii
lage. Just past the stores. go UP
Monroe St. to 624 Chestnut st. Open
70 8 Sun. PROVIDENCE FA
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

Is5 b ST. S.E.. Capitol HIS rms :,
, baths. md and :ird rs; suitable
business and residence. AT 1855.
FOR RENT OR sALE-N. Hamp- ave
nr. Dupont Circle. % lge. rms. 3
baths, elevator, fire escapes, oil heat
ideal lor club embassy. creanization
$500 mo, long lease II desired. GE.
1884. RE. 1916. CHAPMAN REALTY
LGE. GARAGE, in NV. sec: has
1000 r.; J-year lease. II you wish
s. pHTehass SrTY aptS Iepa5E eGHip for
UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Bus. zone: semi
basement; PaS ', rms, bath; >5 mo.
1911 X ST, N:W.-Entire building for
rent for business or office purposes.
GUARANTY REALTY INC, .IO23
18th st, NV. ma. 05S7.
VACANT, 947 9th st. NV. at New
York ave: colored or white; Ice
brick building, consisting of lge store
with = rms; above; suitable for any
type OF business; reasonable monthly
REAnTY RRiEynsFss co.. PII PnBLt6 t6 st sERvi6E V 6I
.th ST. NV. DOWNTOWN 800
SO. fl g. end fl. in new bldg. to be
erected. Separate front entr. AT.
GEoRGIA AVE. N.w.-Three- story
approximately +U-ft. frontage. for
any type o. business Will consider
selling same; approx. 900 So. #.
Call RA 1000 is
SHOP SPACE, 94x3s. suitable for
repair shop: more space avsils BILE
I sio@ e!o"'s0"e'S ave" Rockville. ,a Ala'
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGIkIA
Calling One Doctor

Calling One Doctor
Or dentist. An ideal home and Of.
fee for a professional man; 3 very
large bedrms.. . tiled baths. huge
liv. rm.. firepl., sta@-size din. rm.
lge. equipped kite screened porch
full bsmt.; garage. Large fenced lot
Located very convenient to oil
Arlington's larger apartment de-
velopments, "a block from main hwy
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. oW. a090.
CoLoRED-el4s So. Pollard St,
Arl. Va; S395 down. good terms.
5 rooms. bath. ch.ah; Semidet.
brick Call Morris Cohen or Mil
ton Vinnick with A. NJ. DRAISNER.
1404 L st. NV, MA. S036. Home,
TT. O"97. once open Sun. l2-4
COLORED-$8,5OO
1911 So. 18th St. Arlington-Brick
bungalow with expan. attic. full
bsmt., oil heat; ) min Pcnta2on;
reasonable cash down: balance be-
low 500 per month. SUBURBAN
REALTY, CO., OW. 6l14. Weekdays.
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LOTS FOR SALE tcont. }

CONN GARDENS, large wooded lots,
in nearby Montgomery County, 8
miles north of Silver Spring; all
utilities available. MURDOCH REAL
ESTATE. PL. l1O5.
MEADOWOOD-Montgomery Co.; "a
acre, 2 blks, of Colesville rd. ST.
$50 cash or terms. Phone Green
belt Bail.
OLD DOMINION DRIvE-Near Wash
ington Golf and Country Club. ex-
ceptionally beautiful lot in restricted
community of better homes; slightly
over an acre, 200 #. on hard sur
faced road; trees and stream: utili-
ties. Call OWNER. District Osl4.
CORNER LOT
Woodside. Maryland. 93x175 on NV.
corner Of Highland dr.. and Alton
pkwy. Priced under other lots in
area. Phone Mr.. Willingham, MA.
5000; evenings and week ends. RA
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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COLORED - THREE FAMILY
FLATs-On Howard rd., just OF
Nichols ave. s.e. Each apt. con-
sists OF liv. rm, din, kit. bedrm.
and bath. individual heating unit.
$3.50 each. Cali Mr.. Hackman,
with CONNER & RYON, INC, 927
18th st, NV. RE. 3216 or ewes,
NEAR TECH HIGH SCHOOL. 1s
rms rms ..,up turn;: up and. and coming ming, c2l-
colored guest home or fraternity
house. For Information call OWN
ER. NO 122l.
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LOTS FOR RENT

1 lth ST. NV. downtown-Approx
50xI00 to alley. ideal for parking or
used car lot. or other lst commercial
use. j. GINBERG. RE. 1880. -13
BENNING RID. Ne, between 31st
and 23rd, excel. used-car location
CHAS. D. sAGER. INC, ST. 4567
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APT. SITES FOR SALE

APT. SITES FOR SALE
A PARTNERS DEATH
Enables this office to offer the largest
apt.-hotel site in Arlington, within
. blocks Of the new Veterans Hos
pital site. Slightly over. 3 acres In
on reasonable terms. Exclusive, but
will cooperate. Details from
L. S. HURLEY
200 N Brandywine St, Arl, Va,
Gil. 1902. Open daily, % 30.
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LEE POTTER
CHI. s76l. OK. 1924
TOURIST HOME

ideally located on Route 80, 20 mi.
from D c., where lovely tourist
home, containing 5 bedrms.. Q lovely
baths. liv. rm.. din. rm. and ultra
de luxe modern kit. porcheS; on
4 acres OF land with chicken-rais-
Ing facilities. etc Call now for
this investment. ST. 33o3 or drive
out Va. Route so to signs marked
Chantilly Estates. Ia
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BARGAIN IN LOTS
Large number semidetached house or
ssoaTtme1t sDnthaa:,. ts; lots; 1srer and and sever;
ment or sepide ached homes in Dis
to alley: ready TO go: SPLENDID loca-
ton BEALL TURNFR L. co, 1l05
Vermont ave. RA 0&Sl MA 6131 =
Near Congressional Club
Just off River rd. 81 acres; espe-
cielly suitable for larger type resi-
lister and Durham d.. Priced for
immediate sale, less than 5000 per
acre; excellent location. Mrs.
Grant, CO 6@I6.
DhTIJ D CTNNT
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IDEAL FOR RAMBLER

lo0X1 30 with water. Restricted COM
munity Of brk. and stone homes. mr..
Suitland Govt. bldgs. and Andrews
Field. City bus service Gloss to
shopping Only S1,15U. 500 down.
So mo. II you plan to build this
spring see our list OF desirable acre
age tracts | to : acres. close in.
ideal for ramblers. Reas. prices
terms.
Dewey M. Freeman, Realtor
5sl4 Branch ave. Sc. HI. ZOO. Open
SUNDAY I TN
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SHEPHERD PARK
3 lots each 65xloO, with beautiful
view OF 18th St and park; owner
will sell individually or in sroupS
The price is right.
SIGLER & TISHLER
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coMMERcL PROPERTY W'TEp

WANTED-2nd commercial property
Tor auto wreCkins purposes; consider
sale or lease; 5000 SO. IT. or more.
GE 2144.
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERrY-sALE

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL ground, approx.
lOo, 600 SO. IT,. al or part; splendid
railroad siding facilities and con-
Meeting highway 10 Arl.. Alex and
Wash. Priced reasons bic for quick
sale. Mr.. BUSH. OW. GOS5. Ia
Mr.. Md. c. LINE 81 900 50.
II: on grade, Az It. or rr. siding in:
DOC so. II. Price includes 3 bldps
with $3.50 me income. Reasonable
terms. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1870.
NICE PIECE IN SILVER SPRING
Only 15c per IT, but hurry. CITY
REALTY. RE. u103
SILVER SPRING, MD. - Near the
heart OF this fast-growing commun-
ity; industrial site consists of about
$4,000 SO. it.. admirably suited for
warehouse and storage plants; the
Georgetown main branch OF B. g. o.
r. goes right by property and a
siding can be obtained at nominal
cost: min. from Ga. ave and ac-
ceSSlble from different ways; this is
really the ideal location for progress
slve merchants to establish their
supply house in the center of things
at the right price and terms. /
will be glad to discuss this property
with serious and responsible buyers
4, D. MINICHELLA. Broker. l145
< st NV, Room 23. EX 2412.
COMMERCIAL. industrial ground D.
C., Md; railroad sidings: ware
houses erected for weH-eStd Arms.
Z. N LIGHTBOWN. WA 1928
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INDUSTRIAL BLDG.

Located in the heart of Silver Spring;
unlimited floor load. $500 50. IT.
aft. ceiling. 10000 Gu. tt: conv
to freight yards; front and rear
truck entrance; ind floor mag be
added ii desired: knotly-pine Office.
Law. shower and fountain. Owner
moving 10 larger quarters. Priced
to sell quickly. Gail MR.. DIXON
at ST. 200 any time this week
end or Mon. -I3
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-i-5 Mlnn. ave Sc Il :
COLORED-EAST CAPITOL ST. NE.
between 49th and 50th SITS; lot
4Ox1O0: all utilities; fine bldg site;
price, $1,000 OWNER TR. 1888;
ewes. vi. O9a0. Ii
COLORED-CoRNER OF 46 and
Blaine St ne 60X10S; $4,000
Forty-six and WASHINGTON pl. ne;
S1,G50.
4DcO block of Fitch pl. ne 5Ox9O;
S3.001.
Forty-seven St below Central ave
ne: > 45-ft. lots BY l0S; S3,100.
Fifty-five and Eads ST. ne; > first
commercial lots 50Xl0O, $1,000.
South Arlinston, $500 block of
South 18th st, 5Gx99 Sl.500.
Kenilworth, corner of 42nd and Lee
st ne; S3,l0O. GUY TIMER,
1929 1lth st. NV. NO 4an7.
COLORED-LOTS- or
resid., in all sections city; priced
reas. DU. 1858. CLARENCE HER-
RY. TR. 23I1. -16
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PAUL P. STONE

BUILDERS, ATTENTION
II lots near Confessional Country
Club level and beautifully wooded
Suit able for ranblers and finer type
homes. Will sell in entirety or break
Up to suit purchaser Owned by q
builder who understands your prob
lens and Wall cooperate with you.
AT O566, AT $3.50
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Unusual Opportunity

Unusual Opportunity
Boarding house Of more than 100
rooms. good condition, conveniently
located; well furnished and fully
equipped in every particular; price
Of property includes furniture; gross
income l94S approximately S60.00O;
potential income much larger; sub
Tarver. 81. $500, with Z. NJ. FRY,
INC WI ti14U Ia
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$1,000 FULL PRICE

colored-124" wylie st. ne. near
Florida and 13th-Six rooms and
bath; sd brick. MR.. KRASNY,
ST. All.
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Home and Investment
HOME AND INVESTMENT

A splendid 2G' wide brick residence
Containingg 10 rooms and baths
converted into attractive housekeep-
ing soartment: electric refrigera-
heat with oil burner: income ap-
proximately $1,000 year; we'll
financed with > long-term mort
cages; will sell completely furnished
for only S@4,a50 Phone Mr.. Black
wood. NO. 6591. with
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SILVER SPRING

o1IV EIL OT NlNI
33 choice building lots; water and
sewer in: $3.50 per lot for entire
group, terms. Call MR.. FRANCIS
KEY, Sligo 800 or Sligo 5445 ewes.
Ad-daleel., 1949-10-26
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
Coach Dues Sees Hope
In Balance OF Team
Jenkins Puts Shot 81 Feet In Practice,
New Sprint Prospect, Shines in Drills
By coNKLIN BRAY

The Miller High East Side Champions will swing into
action Pehins this Thursday AFTERNOON The Trojan thin
sds their cnder season against the Doughooy as
two-to-one avoriies.
as, v,ber Coach league
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30

Saul Folkes and Edna M.
Cheeks.
James Weaver and Ora Garrett
Richard A. Pinkston, III, and
Doris r. Muscovalley.
Milton w. Pinkney and Jimmie
L. Pass.
Charlie Rollins and Mamie
Orr.
Jessie Logan and Lexie O'Neal.
William S. Sims and Goldye II.
Gibson.
Willie r. Middlebrook and Lam
CELL Williams.
Willie L. Harris and Mary L.
Hytower.
Samuel Y. James and Mary z.
Smith.
Charles E. Steel and Mary
Hopkins.
James Heart and Ruby M.
Webb.
Edward A. Hunt and Sherry D.
Royster
Fletcher Freeman and Earnes-
tine NJ. Jenkins.
George Brooks and Ann Thur
man.
Dewey Hutchinson and Beau
lah Henderson.
Promise Hampton and Lula M.
Hooker
Copeland S. Boyer and Alice
| DOYLE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30

down" Saturday, April %, were
ST. Stephen and the Zion Luth-
eran schools.
Lincoln Alumni Endorse
Athletic Policy
The policy OF Lincoln Univer-
sity with respect TO interracial
games and participation in the
Colored intercollegiate Athletic
Association was explained TO the
executive committee OF the Lin
coin Alumni Association al a re-
cent meeting in Philadelphia by
President Horace Mann Bond and
Coach Chester r. Stackhouse.
The policy was unanimously en-
dorsed by the executive commit
tee.
President Bond and Coach
Stackhodse told the alumni that
Lincoln proposes TO continue 10
play the number OF games in the
C4AA necessary 10 qualify for
association championship rating
and az the same time to play
the nearby teams in Pennsylvania
and adjacent territory.
II Gene Derricotte makes the
grade with the Cleveland Browns
this fall. as he's expected TO do,
he'll be the first Wolverine IN re-
gular Browns livery c ach Paul
Brown traded of tackle Jack Car
penter and hslfback Bob Chap
puts. Derricotte. native OF De-
fiance. Ohio. is counted IN on
Browns plans as defensive half
back. the same job he did so brill
liantly for Michigans unbeaten
le47-4S teams.
II you scan the Cleveland
Browns roster. you'll find two
members Of the three-time ALI
America conference champion
come from the University Of Ne
vada. But there's an explanation.
Fullback Marion Motley played
against Paul Browns Massillon
high school team while al Canton
Mckinley. and for him at Great
Lakes. End Horace Gillom starred
al Massillon under Brown.
The Wayne baseball team. re-
turning from an Eastern vacation
tour OF Ohio. tangle with a pow
erful Michigan State nine Thurs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30

day. April %. in East Lansing
and then complete a. home and
home series with BowDEG Green
University. Saturday AR.il 80. at
the Tartar's home 7eldfin Royal
Oak.
Last year the Tartars split a
two game series with the Ohio
nine. Their season record was
90.
Wrestling
Chief Don Eagle, a full-blooded
American Indian, will stage a re-
turn engagement before ABC-
TVS televisin cameras when he
wrestles Ivan Kalmikof. a Rus
sian, in the main event OF the
Wednesday, April 81 telecssts OF
wrestling matches from Rainbo
Arena over WXYZ-TV. at 1855 p.
m. EDIT. The bout will be two
out OF three falls with a one hour
time limit.
In the semi-finals Cyclone An
ava will meet Vanskey in one
fall 80 minute bout. In the pre-
liminaries, Morris Shapiro of N.
Y. will battle Rudy Kay in one
fall 30 minute bout. Billy Hick-
one fall 80 minute bout and Billy
son will meet Jack Carter in a
Konke will tangle with Ned Tay-
lor in a one fall 20 miunte match.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
Detroiter Is
LincoIn's Ace
High Jumper

Lincoln is entering sprint teams
in the 440 and $50 relays al III,
Pennsylvania meet. Fred Jones,
George, Harmon. Howard Thomas
and Lafayette Robinson are ex.
pected TO pass the baton in the
sprints. Jones has kept in con-
dition with the indoor season
and should have a banner wear
at the 100 yards. Other sprint
men who may press the oldsters
are Johnny Polk. Fred Price.
Solomon Harp and Benjamin
Holman.
Bill Posey. the football and
basketball star from Detoit'S
Northern High School. has been
looking good clearing the bar at
8 IT,. 2 inches in the high Jump
One of the most promising o.
the freshmen is Jim Cooke. the
football star. who is putting the
shot at 46 feet already.
Cooke is also toying with the
Javelin and discus. Reginald Pul.
ley should be good again this
year for points in the discus and
Elmer Sims of New Jersey should
push Pulley close in the discus
and in the shot put.
One of the most versatile Of
the new men Is Vincent Good.
win who looks as II he might
60 places in ell Of the spriniL.
the broad jump and the javs.
lin.
Harold Martin. last wears
standby in the quarter and half
mile. has kept in condition with
some indoor work and by taking
few points in cross country
meets The standout in cross
country for the year. Earl Smith,
will run the mile and two mile.
Last years hurdlers, Jim Gibbs
and Albert Mitchell. should be
heard from in the timber top.
ping division this year.
The mile relay team which is
entered in the Pennsylvania
meet will probably be composed
of Lafayette Robinson. Vincent
Goodwin. Harold Martin and
Fred Jones or Howard Thomu.
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With Outside Chance For Title
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List Complete
Fall Schedule
Four Colored Stars
Will Play on Team

Although the baseball season
is Just arriving in full force and
the grid season is far away those
people al the Lions office who
make the team click are workinE
harder than ever making plans
for their season that opens IN
September.
Colored football fans and al
other lovers of the sport will gel
real thrill when they 90 &c
Briggs Stadium this fall and see
four colored stars representing
the home team. This is quite diff
ferent from the empty feelinl
that prevails in a great many
fans when they watch the loca
baseball team 60 through ~
routine making no attempt K
field a team chosen on the sole
basis Of ability to play
The Lion Aeam Will barring
some unexyectsd changes. field
four Negro players this fall.
They are Bob Mann and Mel
3IOOInyos VINO WoAo boAn III Liz
lineup last year; Paul BoYkin.
a semi-pro player, from Ohio
and WallY Trippiei. former
Penn State backfield ace. Mann.
Groomes and Triplst are all
big name college stars.
PLAY GREEN BAY
A football game with Greer
Bays Packers in Milwaukee anC
Friday night date with tn,
Rams in Los Angeles complet,
the Detroit Lions l949 schedule
of their IL National Football
League games.
The complete schedule include
two games each with Los An
geleS. Chicago Bears. Cardinal
and Green Bay in the WesterI
Division and single games will
the Ell pion PHILADELPHIA
Eagles. Pittsburgh. New Yorl
Bulldogs and New York Giant
OF the Eastern division.
Coach DO McMillin disclose,
that for the second straight yea
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UP

Coach David Holmes will take five men TO the Penn
RELAYS in the track teams first showing The men are Lo-
renzo Wright Buddy Coleman. Leon Wlngo lrv Petross
and Harley Greenburg.
Holmes plans to use Wright and Coleman in both the
100 ward dash and Wright in the broad jump where ne Is
defending champion Coleman who recently tied the
American indoor 70-yard dash record will probably place
high in the 100 Wright has been nursing an injured neel
throughout the indoor and there is still some worry
as to how the jumping star will fare.