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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
BEAVER BEAMS

training Let's keep our bats
crossed.
With several other major
league clubs In the market for
capable Negro players, we can
not believe that the Detroit
Tigers will not seek qualified
Negro players as a gesture OF
Democracy as well as TO
strengthen a team that could
use several top-notch players,
regardless Of the color Of their
skin.
The fans Of Detroit are en-
titled 10 the very best, and we
feel that the Tiger management
will employ those players, cap
able of bringing winning team
TO the city whether they be
Negro. white or other. The man
behind The Tigers, Mr.. Walter
o. Briggs has done a lot for
baseball He has done countless
other memorable things for the
community in other fields OF
activity. We believe here and
now that the pattern NOW prev
alent in the major leagues Will
be followed by the Tigers, Lets
get the Tigers up front along
side of or out in front OF the
Indians
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08


n is also very likely that
M'Iler's opponent will be Jim
menaree. Colts from North
,sr,lern. Miller has won four
ssmes losing none and so has
Southwestern
W. Aclually Miller does not an
;ov exclusive lead Of the East
srn Division for the Northern
Eskimos boast a record OF four
w;ns and no losses also. Both
teams nave played one non.
Issoue game each. Miller de.
tssted the City Champions
rom Cooley and Northern de-
leated Southwestern.
SET GAME FOR COLISEUM
There Is so much interest in
tho scheduled game between
,@c Troisns and the Eskimos
In q that the game may be
o,oy.d 10 State Fair Coliseum
~ ordc, 10 seat the fans from
both schools, -,
Getting back 10 me likely
championship eontenders. Mil
Ter and Northwestern. II seems
thai both Robinson and De-
maree nave problems TO solve.
TAYLOR GRADUATES
IN JANu MY
Robinsons problem will be
pn,npinL someone into shape TO
'enlocc his acc player. Robert
IN or who graduates in jan
M, TAYLOR has been high point
man in three Of the four games
nlg,ed ,c Tar and his superior
BAH handling has paid divi-
ocrr, IN the team.
remsree will not lose any.
one by graduation but he an.
hc,pstes some trouble when
he tackles the University Of
Detroit Hlqh School In the
last came Of the regular play
i'm season.
When asked about his chan
ce ,o win the West Side di-
vision championship he said,
ANYTIME can happen with
four gan Is to play and especial
II Il the U Of D. High is one
o me 'aams
Due 20 change in schedule
tncfc v il be no regular league
contest This week. Pershing is
pla, ing game with the Perish
he Aluuni this Friday at No.
Ian Intermediate School. The
regular league games will be
re.ttn,od Ian
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
BIZ EAGER nEAYER

Dolby, Larry, that is, lis on the
spot"
With the football season over
ana basketball rolling along,
along with other indoor sports,
the sports strategists begin to
talk of April and what the va
riouS biz league baseball teams
will do or not do this summer
Dolby attracted our attention
because his top boss, Bill Week,
of the Champion Cleveland In
dams last week predicted that
his centerfielder would be the
best fielder in the big show this
year.
Another prominent sports
writer and several other au.
thorities on baseball have
predicted the same thing
Dolby will develop into one Of
the games greatest players.
Recalling the past two years
and his tenure with the Indians,
one is inclined to go along with
them. However. in so doing,
much Is TO be considered in
saying ne will be 'the greatest
fielder in the big show in '49 =
SOPHOMORE YEAR
This year actually will be his
sophomore year, in as much as
he played in only a few games
In l047 and was used mostly
as a pinch hitter after signing
in July with the Tribe.
Although not an "ironclad"
rule, sophomores oftimes find
the going tough. Many reasons
may attribute to such fact.
Number |. players around the
league learn TO what field a
batter usually hits, and the dis.
lance, which gives them jump
on practically every ball hit
90. Pitchers usually discover a
batter's weakness (if he has
one) during campaign. CD
Some players, themselves. over
anxious to improve beyond the
previous year. fall into a slump
while others Just seem 10 run
into that second year ink.
(Jackie Robinson at the begin
ming Of the l948 season, is an ex-
cellent example).
BATTED sol
Dolby batted .3ol for the '48
campaign, and about 3l8 for
the World Series, neither of
which are TO be scoffed at. New
ertheless and inspite of what
we have said, attempting to
offset what the experts pre-
dict. we too, believe that Larry
will continue to be one OF the
games most capable players.
But will he live up TO all
that was predicted In 1882
The answers will be forth
coming beginning in March,
when they go West for spring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Dons Sign
Hoosier Star;
Bears, Losers

Shortly after his historic draft
by the Chicago Bears. George
Taliaferro. the University of In
dianaS most valuable player and
best back in the Big Nine Con-
terence. signed with the Los
Angeles Dons of the All-Ameri-
ca Conference.
Taliaferros draft by the Bears
had been something of a shock
and disappointment 10 local
football fans because they felt
sure that George would follow
his former gridiron mentor Bo
McMillin TO the Detroit Lions.
Because of the rules regard
ing the selection OF college
players by the National Foot
ball League. the Bears were
unable 10 circumvent the ac-
ton o. the Dons. Rules in
the All America Conference
are not as rigid and the Dons
were able TO sign Taliaferro
although he is still eligible for
another year Of collegiate
play.
Coach Jimmy Phelan of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Pride Of Michigan
Stops Briggs Five

In one OF the toughest most
closely fought games of the
current Brewster League season.
the league leading Briggs team
lost its first game OF the year
20 the Pride OF Michigan by the
narrow margin OF one point.
Final score for this torrid game
was 1890
Peeks and Spencer took the
scoring honors for the game
with u and 10 points respective
ly. These men are both on the
losing Briggs team Top scorer on
the Pride Of Michigan team
was Stotts who scored eight
points
VIKINGs DEFEAT DODGE
Birdhurst walloped Longs
Drugs. 34-l7. Hill led the as
sauli against Longs with six.
teen points. Second high scorer
was EasleY with eight points.
The Sportsman Hotel team
came back into the victory col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

CHICAGO. - Ex-lghtweigh'
champion Of the world Beau
lack claims in February Ebony
that as much as half his share
of 1900. 900 in Madison Square
Garoen gate receipts never
reached my hands"
In an article written for Ebony
entitled "How ! Was Cheated
Out Of s500,O00' the one-time
Augusta Ga, shine boy and
cadoy warns youngsters interest
cd in ring careers to beware
Of the wolves who infest the
professional fight game.
BE SHARP !,
you've got TO be sharp.
Beau saws in the article. "or
else they'll chew YOU 10 pieces
cruelty and viciously--by divert
ing huge chunks of your purses
Gas happened TO mel or giving
YOU false accounting OF funds.
The article also states:
II fought 20 main bouts at
Madison sqtare Garden. draw
ing moro, capacity houses
there than any other fighter
in boxing history. Combined
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

umn this week when they asvs
The Great Lakes sound 1923
trouncine Bannor and GuSS
were high point men for thu
Sportsman with nine points each.
The Vikings defeated Dodge,
4l-30, in the tit between these
two teams. McClain was the
scoring hero OF the game with
seventeen points toward tha
Vikings cause.
In another close game on the
card the ROYALS took $3.50
victory over the Sparklers. Ster-
ling sparkled the Royals with
fourteen points, Nelson Of th0
Sparklers took second place with
eight points.
SCHEDULE JAN. 9
2;45-Grest Lakes vs. Royals.
400-Barber College VS. LongS.
5:00-Vikings VS. Pride
S.30-Sportsman VS. Briggs
30-Bmdhurst vs. Dodge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
I'D Baseball
Team, Debuts
In New Loop

University OF Detroit's base
ball team will play in the West
ern division of the Missouri
Valley conference in its first
championship season this spring.
il has been announced by Ath-
letc Director Lloyd Brazil
Included in the Western d.
vision with Detroit are ST. Louis
University Bradley and Drake.
Detroits first conference base.
ball slate was announced as fol-
lows.
April 22-2S, Detroit at St.
Louis.
April 1880, Detroit at Brad
ley.
May 81. Drake at Detroit.
PLAYoFF MAY 10
The conference champion.
ship will be determined by a
fhi ee- game series TO be held
in Saltwater. Okla. home of
Oklahoma A. and M. College.
on Nav IL. II. Is.
The Titan's first league bas-
ketball schedule will be ar
ranged at the conferences March
meeting in 81. Louis, Brazil
said Conference rules call for
home and home games with
each circuit member
That means that Titans will
meet Oklahoma A. and M. Tul-
sa, Bradley. ST Louis, Wichita
and Drake at home and on the
road
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

A team OF determined young
sters from the Cass Rotary Youth
center upset favored Brewster
center in the recreation table
tennis tournaments for boys UNI
der l8. at the GOA.R building
last Thursday December 30), the
Department Of Parks and Recrea-
ton reports.
The team score was Cass Ro-
tary %. Brewster IS. The cham
pionshlp was not decided until
the fifth set of the final singles
match. Until that event Brew
ster l947 winner, was leading
% to 81.
Don Calcaterra put the title on
ice for Cass when he defeated
Parksides Bob Harrison 2l-l8. II
is. 20-22, 1921, 2l-l6 Other
results in the singles were:
Major Reynolds, Mt. Vernon
center. defeated Peter (Pee Weel
Reese, Parkside. 1924, 20-22, IL
10. 2l-l4.
Bernard McGavin, Parkside,
defeated Bill Hooey, Cass Rotary
2l-l9. 2l-i8. 2l-l7.
Jerry Klein. Cass Rotary, beat
James Lamb, Parkside, 1921, IL
Fl. 2l-l9, 2l-l9, 2l-l7.
Results of doubles events were
Donald Klein and Ronald vii.
lis. Cass Rotary, won by default
over Wayne Wright and Bill Teo-
decke OF Parkside.
Jim Frazier and Bob Fredro-
wick. Parkside, defeated Dor
Myers and Frank Crossley, Cas-
Rotary, 2i-i9, 2l-l9, 1920
Paul Potter and Kenneth FL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Bre0,ster Center Upset
By Cass Rotary Youth

ary. Cass Rotary, beat Jerry Van
dewiele and Tom McGavin. Park
side. 2l-l9, 2l-l5. 2l-l2.
Only other team 10 figure in
the scoring was Mt Vernon,
whose Major Reynolds walked
off with the No. ! singles champ
ionship and chalked up 5 points
for his recreation center.
Team points were computed on
basis of five points for first
place and three for second. The
centers shut out of the scoring
column we're BEDFORD Boys club,
Lasky, Northwestern, Fisher
Homes, Gene Tunney Boys club,
ST. Clair, Elmwood, and Brew
ster. Nearly 100 boys competed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

The Sherbrooke Red Raiders
from Quebec, Canada. with an all
Negro forward line humbled the
New York Rovers before 8,l46
Hockey fans at Madison Square
Garden last Sunday afternoon.
Herb Carnegie was the star of the
game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
March Of Dimes
C Campaign Set

NEW YORK. - The annual
March Of Dimes campaign will
be conducted from Jan 1881, II
was announced this week.
The National Foundations
program and information OF
polio cases during the past year
will be related from time to
time through the press accords
ing to Charles II. Bynum, di-
rector o. interracial activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
ROUND
UP
BY coNKLIN BRAY
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
Larry Dolby Is having trouble
buying q home IN Patterson. ". ].
His hometowners, who put out
the welcome mat tor tn.u nero
IN October let OIL Jim Crow
snatch Il back IN
SpeaSing Of home town hospl-
tally Gilt Mobley manager Of
the Jesse Ovens Olyuplans. IN
forms us that he is finding il diff
ficut 10 find a place adequate en-"
ough for home games here IN De-.
troit.
The Network Rens have nov
ed 10 Dayton and now belong 10
the National Basketball league.
Levi Jackson Yale football team
captain Is not sure whether he
VIII play pro ball or not Har-
lem Globe Trotters have won Al
out Of y gang SO far this sea-
son
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

Irn Is round
jout for Feb. IL.
Z Ma d ison
square Garden.
Hesvywei & h I
hampton Joe
,ouis, was on
land when the
ew Michigan
Joking c o m :
missioner. Floyd
stevens too X
yer Monday.
Now It's Hocks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Beau Jack Says He Was HUacked

Il have no receipts showing
payment Of my shares Of the
various purses.
Declining to make specific
charges, Beau adds:
Now ] am not making any
specific charges against anyone
in particular. But based on what
! know | spent, only say that
that money should have come
10 me and didn't"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

gate receipts. am told. came
10 over sl.soo.ooo. Since I new.
or casned the checks for my
purses. deposited any money
or kept any records. Ill never
know how much of that money
went TO my manager and how
much I got.
Il severed my relations with
my manager early in l947, Beau
Jack continues in the Ebony
story. And says:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
SPORTS

Scrappy Sandy Saddler will
give the deposed Festherweight
Champion, Willie Pep, an oppor-
tunity 10 regain his title. The
two men have signed for a re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

Events for girls under l6 are
100 yard free style, IS yard back
stroke and 100 yard free style
relay Events for boys under 10
are 200 yard free style. IS yard
back stroke and 100 yard breast
stroke.
MEDALS TO BE AWARDED
Women's events: so yard
stroke and 100 yard free style;
back stroke. rs yard breast
men: $50 yard free style. Is
yard breast stroke and 100
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

The Third Annual $50 Club
Tournament will be held at
the Paradise Bowl Saturday.
Jan. 8 at 9 p. m. Tiny Bald
win expects the eiiYs top
rollers 10 be on hand for
the evening Of bowling battle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

yard free style relay.
AAU medals Will be- awarded
10 FIRST, second and third place
winners M all events Close 10
200 swimmers are expected %
compete Included VIII be high
school, college and unattached
stars from Detroit and out
state
Eutrie' are being accepted by
Ernest Stengel. Elmwood Rec
reation Center 504 ElmWood,
Detroit Z Deadlne is Jan g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Former Harvard
Star Dead At 80

One Of the first Negroes to
make Walter Camps All-Ameri-
ca football team back in 2-93,
and who also captained Harvard
football team in his senior year.
William Lewis, Boston lawyer,
died last week Of heart con-
dition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Miller 7rojans Eye Metro PlayoHs


Now that the Metropolitan Basketball season has
bed the halfway mark il inevitable that Coach
viii Robnsons Trojans Will be one of the teams that
et in the Olympia stadium March to decide the Me-
ham nio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
High School College
Stars Are Eligible

Twelve Michigan AAU championship swimming
events will be staged at Northwestern High School Jan.
l5 the Department Of Parks and Recreation
Trials scheduled for 80 in the afternoon finals at
&
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Honor Men on Team

Hampton's line, the strongest
in the Colored intercollegiate
Athletic Association. boasts four
honor men. Hampton's captain,
Bill Christian. has been selected
to all-star polls during his entire
collegiate football playing career.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

Dons has great plans for
Georges all around ability in
the backfield and plans to use
him to replace Glen Dobbs in
left halfback Lennie Ford, an
Other Bic Ten star, and for
merly Of the U. of Michigan.
played his first professional
year with the Dons last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
HARVARD. AMHERST

Although 30 years Of age, he
practiced until his death Lewis
attended Amherst and gradual
ed, then went to Harvard where
he took a law course At Am
herst he was captain OF his
team and also at Harvard, his
last year
intercollegiate rules Of the era
allowed him to play at Har-
ward after graduating from Am
nerst He captained the Harvard
team against Penn in his last
game in 1894.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. latD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James Freeman. %, 81 9th st. NV. and
Nellie Simpson. SO, 125 Bates st. NV
Richard Whitfield, 23, Warrenton. Va.
and Haymie Rineholt, 90 51s H st
william Wright, 36. Arlington, Va. and
Louise Kobliska, 80, Los Angeles.
william Traynham, r. 20. 2026 Marylane
ave ne, and Drene Wilmington, 27
1918 Hopkins pl, Sc.
Guillerno Estrada, 81, 2707 32nd ct. NV.
and Luz Bautista, 20, 2S11 o st. NV
Dalyious Black, 10, 1910 ! st. ne.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Lloyd Hubbard, 20, and Sophie Morris,
"a. both of 1OOS Massachusetts, ave.

Lloyd Hubbard. 20, and Sophie Morris,
"a, both OF zoos Massachusetts, ave.
Juan Cartagena. 36, and Margaret Lon
dom 81 both Of 81 .ta,,n St NV .nd
IN Mary Err, Brooks 25. 3qo5 Porter st. nv nv
A. both of 1914 Allison st. NV.
Dan jenkins. 21, 1915 18th st. NV, and
Gloria Garner, 1S, 934 Westminster st.
Alvin Linebreger; 81, 1919 10th st: NV.
and Melvina Wise. IS. 10S st. NV.
A'1Seq NePma aas Hoteier. Is; aos st. NE ne anu
Robert Symonds, 80, 1929 Nebraska ave.
NV. and Harriet SCHNEIDER, 49, Stat
Bernard Beach. 20. q. y st. NV: and
Harry Jones. 23, 204O Hamlin st. ne,
and Rita Upton, 20, Riyerdale, Md.
- Ina ma Miller. Is, 1341 Rittenhouse st. NV.
Herbert Luca; jr, p, 1924 18th .,hann St. Nv Nv
John Amatucci, 90, Silver Spring. Md, and
Evening star., 1949-12-30

funds, required to qualify for a
grant of $504 in matching state
funds.
Mrs. Mildred johnson, county
welfare director, made the re-
quest in letter to the commits
sioners.
The state legislature, in special
session, appropriated 100000 for
emergency relief of unemployed
persons who have exhausted their
regular jobless benefits.
Clarence E. Johnson, 33, Cedar
Park, was appointed cerk to the
board of county commissioners to
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Corset Shop-Second Floor

s1095 Foundations For small medium and
large figures nyon, brocade and cotton base with
astex backs Sizes and side zppers Mostly
one or two style type discontinued from regular stock
1896, $685., S7.95 and S9.95
s-s750 $40 and s1O95 Grdles medium and large
figures Treo Dorothy Bickum Francette and
girde satin astex satin with lasx
down black white in sizes Is to 81
all colors S295 $685. S595 and $695
78-S595 Girdles. Pulon styles in
lace lasex and power nyon white Small,
large not all sizes in all styles $9 and $S95
6s-S125O Girdes Nyon, sains lasex and
boneless boned styles for the small medium
large figures Sizes 27 to "a. Not all sizes in style
or type many one of a style $685. $995
Evening star., 1949-12-30

Willie Baker. "a; and Agnes Lancaster
Joseph Dardino, 20, and Florence Grady
2S, both Of 81 21st st. NV;
oryille Nelsonfl l9 Anacostia Naval koi Sta Sta
Harold @ Nelians, 40, 1884 Columbia rd
NV, and Sylvia See. 80. 1885 Mint
Walter Jones, Ill. 1898 Benning rd ne.
and Leola Greene, 80, Baltimore.
Richard Ross, 2ss and Yyonne Black 21'
Richard Smith. 22. 14O1 West Virginia
ave. ne. and Lana Aston, 49, New
Ernest Thompson. "A, eo5 2lst ne, and
jeanne DeLapp, 10. 1877 otes st. ne:
Daniel Prescott, 81. and Anneline Wag-
ner,. 32, both Of Silver Spring Nd. .,d
Dorothy Webster, 81, III 46th pl; ne
Jack Holt 2s. and Mary Kelly both OF
Benjamin jnm n Nj Marshall, 30, 2oo9 18th st
NV, and Julia sykes, %, 1913 18th
Sol Kapian, 20, 1884 7th st. NV. and
Dorothy Rosenshine, 81, Hyattsville' Nd.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Arundel Declines
State Welfare Aid
BY the Assoeioted Press

. ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 30.- Anne
Arundel County has declined to
participate in the Maryland Emer-
gency Welfare program.
The commissioners turned down
q request by the county welfare
department for $504 In county
Evening star., 1949-12-30
New Kerosene Stove

A new kerosene stove marketed
in Preston, Australia, is reported
to require no pumping and no
wicks; gives no offensive order;
uses a single burner unit emitting
a smokless flame; is fitted with
a self-cleaning jet and burns IA
hours to q gallon.
Evening star., 1949-12-30

Druscilla steinecke. 21, 1894 Hobart
st. NV.
Charles Rhoades, "a, Thompson. Conn,
and Elizabeth Fuller, %, 1000 Rose
mont ave. NV.
1a, both of 81 U st. NV.
William Mercer. SO. and Frances johnson,
53,- both of Warrenton, Va.
David Crank, 90. 237O Champlain ST. NV,
and Inez Thower. 16. 1910 Corocoran
st.
Evening star., 1949-12-30

Boys Cotton knits with butoon pants Blue
s175 Cotton Muslin Crib Sheets s42x72-------s 81
ToddIers' Sizes
s1os5 to sl995 Snowsuts Byrd treated
popns with all wool nternngs Red skipper green brown and
tan Sizes g. to $l3
$685. to s2ss5 Boy suede coverts
feeces with trims effects Blue red, Sizes
Boys and Girls Sizes to s
Girls Imported domestic covers
edes and feeces with fur trims famous makers Solids
Boys s1sss to s2ass Coat Sets All wool fabrics in tan brown
navy ..-.-------. $13 to S23
Boys s14s5 s1ss5 snowsu sturdy cotton popns
zelan treated Byrd cloth and all wool styles Navy
Girls s7s5
cloths with imported net and lace trims Pink blue black
Girls Sizes 7 to IA
sss5 By makers in all wool covers suees
tweeds pads Many fur trimmed Green rust skipper
$6s5 Cotton and pastel broad
by makers Imported net and lace trims
Ruby black skipper green, pink blue aqua $ to SIS
snowsu Anwool and sturdy cotton popns awool in
sub-Teens' Sizes 10 to IA
SIS $35 cover suedes and heeces some with
,in ont HningS Green prev r1st $19 $25
S595 taeas and crepes with CLUB or
collars Solid and check combinations in green RED
$ss5 A-woo and navy metons with
detachable hoods ~
Skirts A-woo plaids tweeds swing styles large pockets
SlQe MpperS
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Woman Electrocuted
By Hair Dryer in Bath
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 30.-Mrs.
Ellen A. Carney. 81, died from elec-
trio shock last night when she
used an electric hair dryer while
taking a bath, sheriff's deputies
reported.
First aid was administered by
the deputies and an ambulance
driver but efforts to revive her
were unsuccessful.