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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
MAGAZINE PREDICTS
COMEBACK FOR JOE

COLOR magazine, the race
pictorial, goes out on the limb
with vengeance in its Nav
issue. On its cover and in a
feature story il states why Joe
Will Fight Again" The Louis
controversy has been raging be-
meath the surface Of the s,orts
world for the past half II.
Both Walcott and Char .
challenged Joe to return ne
ring.
The article cites the financial
advantage that would accrue to
Louis should he once again put
on the champions gloves. Yet
the magazine states this is not
the only reason for Louis pro-
posed return TO the squared cir
Gle.
Boxing suffered heavy set
back when Louis removed him
self as the box office attraction.
Joe's return would place boxing
once more near the top OF the
world of sports.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
U.D.CagsrsMark
Greatest Season.;
Third in NV Loop

University of Detroit's 1850 out
door track schedule has been an
nounced by Athletic Director
Lloyd Brazil. The slate includes
five dual. one triangular and five
open meets.
Feature OF the card is the an
nual Missouri Valley Con-
ference track and field cham
pionships at Peoria. ILL.,. on May
1918. The Tifans will also be
represented at the Drake Re-
lays the Central Collegiate
Conference. the State Iniercoi-
lsgiafs and State AAU meets.
The dual meet scheduled lists
four home appearances plus a
road date with Loyola at Chicago.
Detroit's lone triangular meet is
with John Carroll and Baldwin
Wallace at Berea Ohio, on May
s.
The Titans' 1850 squad is head
ed by nine lettermen. including
Captain Bob Rookie. Wally Cru
Der. sprint st ar and Don Nufer.
MVC javelin champ. Brightest of
the new men is Norm Swanson.
basketball ace who will compete
in the high Jump. hurdles and
discus. Last spring. Swanson tied
the Titan varsity high jump rec
ord in frosh meet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
HAMPTON CACERS END
SEASON WITH LOST

HAMPTON. va.-completinq
their season at the 500 mark
after splitting even in two
game northern trip. Hampton
Institutes Pirates look to better
basketball prospects next year
with most OF the team due back
in the fold.
Highlight Of the last road trip
was a game with Brown Uni
versi'y, which leaped to 5i-i9
lead at the half but was out
scored by the Pirates in the Sec
onds tanza as the Ivy League
collegians won, 7l-54.
Captain Gus Heningburg flip
ped in IS points for the visitors
10 lead the scoring. and Walt
Pattillo had 10 for Buck Neil
sons men. Mahoney. the Brown
captain. scored IL Hampton
President Alonzo G. Moron. a
Brown alumnus. was among the
spectators.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
CRIDDERS GET
HTcu MARKS IN
.CTAccpnOMS

ANN ARBOR- Michigan's i949
Western Conference co-cham-
p'ooshn football team like its
ehpmoion predecessors OF l947
and 1919 again has proved that
athletes can be as talented in the
classroom as on the gridiron.
A fsll semester grade survey
fc'ae""d nv II. o. Crisler. direc-
Tor Of athletics. revealed that the
81 lettcrmen on last falls grid
SQUAD earned a 2.75 scholastic av-
GRACE. well above the student
level
The group carried a total Of
o9l classroom hours. earning "a
hours Of "A, 253 hours Of b. and
loz hours of C work. Only Fl
hours we're below the required
! average. The athletes earned
LIB honor points during the
pressure of a nine game cham
pIonship campaign.
mat the boys carried no soft
'ourses is shown by the fact that
VI me 5Sman squad, is were in
ne Literature. Science and Arts
Noneee' 10 were in the educa-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

vile. You'll hear more Of him in
the next fortnight.
Looking across the baseball
horizon. there is little TO report
that is not expected. Sammy
Jethroe, in his first exhibition OF
the Grapefruit League, aided the
Boston Braves win last Saturday
when he caused a pitcher 70
throw the ball away. attempting
10 catch him off base. AS expect
ed. Jackie Robinson, Mr.. Baseball
Of 40 in the National League and
widely-acclaimed the greatest at
traction since Babe Ruth. report
ed TO Camp overweight. Immed-
lately. he makes the headlines for
this. Boss Hickey is real pub
licist +. he knows how to get ink
for his boys. Robby will be all
right by the time the season gets
underway what you bet?
BIG LUKE CAUSES TALK
Luke Easter has them all talk
ing now that he does not hit a
home run every time he swings
at the ball. Wait til the boys get
TO the Lake Front Stadium. There
are more surprises remember,
we have mentioned that .prac-
tically every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

Inc matcn, originally ScneQul-
ed March 8, was reset by Pro-
moter Nick Londes. OF the In
iernational Boxing Club. when
Williams reported a fractured
right hand following his decision
victory over John L. Davis on
the West Coast Feb. 9th.
Felton's determination to add
TO respected Williams to his
growing list of victims has been
given added impetus by the
April issue of the authoritative
RING Magazine. which has hit
the Detroit news $ ands.
Has Second Too Ranks
The RING editors have pro-
noted FELTON, TO the lofty rating
OF second leading challenger for
Sugar Ray Robinson's l47 ID. IL
tie Only GEORGE tSugar) Cost
ner is ranked ahead Of the swift
rising Detroit ace.
Unranked two months ago.
FELTON, received his initial reco-
gnition from the magazine when
he was listed fifth in last
months issue.
Londes attributes Felton's ele-
walton 10 his successes at the
olympia this winter against Kid
Gavilan. Tony Pellone and Ross
Virgo. on lib C. fight cards.
Williams is regarded by Fell
tons board of strategy. consist
ing of co-managers Bert Lamb
and Eddie Futch. and trainer
Jimmy Edgar. as an even tough
err opponent than Gavilan.
Won ii Straight
The invincible lightweight
king, now campaigning for a
crack at Robinson. has won III
straight matches since dropping
gruelling ten-round decision
last April to- Gavilan. He kayo-
ed Johnny Brafton and Sonny
Boy West In eight rounds in his
only two starts this year prior
to the Davis bout.
Felton's sparring partner at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
THINCLADS AT WAYNE
FACE OUT-OF-TOWN FOE

Wayne University's track team
will be occupied with two out
of-town meets this week, one in
Kalamazoo, and the other in Chi
cago.
On Friday, March II. at 3 pm.
the Wayne runners will face
Western Michigan College in a
dual test in the Celery City: and
on Saturday, the Illinois Tech
squad in the University of Chi
cago fieldhouse.
Coach David L. Holmes squad
beat Western Michigan 69ik sto
20 2-3 last year and now holds
an eight-to-seven edge over
Western in meets won. In the
only previous meet with Illinois
Tech Wayne scored s2lz to
30iz victory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
WAYNE FENCERS HOST
TO 3RD milf TOURNEY

Wayne University's fencing
teams will be host this weekend
to the third annual Michigan In
tercollegiate Fencing Tourna-
ment.
Fencing squads from Michigan
State, University OF Detroit, Law
renee Tech. Highland Park Junior
College, and Wayne. will gather
in the Wayne gyms Saturday.
March is at one p. m. for the
even.
Wayne won the title last year,
scoring 43 points. and is favored
10 repeat AT stake is the Bella de
Tuscan trophy. named after
Wayne's fencing coach. which is
awarded annually TO the victor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
Ihorobreds COP
Midwest Title y

FRANKFORT. Ky.--Boasting
81 record in conference play
the Kentucky State basketball
team won the l949-50 champion
ship OF the Midwest Conference
while the runner-up Wherefore
State College had a 7-3 record.
The Thorobreds are coached
by ]. G. Fletcher. assisted BY
Cary B. Lewis. Coach Fletcher.
during his four years as head
basketball coach at Kentucky
S ate. has brought his charges
through to three regular-season
first place finishes in the Mid
western Conference, l946-47, To-
O; l947-48. 1912: l949-5O, GIL. In
l948-49. Kentucky finished Sec
ond.
The Thorobreds. paced by
high-scoring forward James
knight from Milwaukee, Wis
consin. 600 points,. had a four
teen-game winning streak. This
victory march started on Janu-
airy s in Atlanta Ca, when the
Thorobreds downed the South
ern Conference l949 Tournament
Champions. Morris Brown Col
lege, 55-46.
In quick succession, the ram
paging Thorobreds rang up wins
over Alabama State 60-37, Knox.
vile College 1882, Wilberforce
State $685., Tennessee State "a
So. Louisville Municipal 1928.
Lincoln University MOI $3.50,
Tennessee State 6l-60, Lincoln
SO So. Knoxville $3.50. Louis
vile Lunicipal 70-40, Wilberforce
University "a AZ, Fisk go 38, and
the National University Of Mex
leo 67-57.
Their only lost was to WILDER
force Sta,e 50-44; They won
from Wilberforce University IN
the seasons finale, 52-46.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

Division with So points led by
Bob McEwen. the brilliant miller
who also ran on u. of Ms VIM
ming relay team. Time was Alag
Charlie Fonville, u. of Ms
great shot putter, was nosed out
for the first time since his return
to competition following . back
injury by John Helwig of Notre
Dame. Helwig tossed the shot 81
feet. one inch while Fonvilie set
tied for So feet, go inches. John
is the older of the Helwig broth
ers Of Notre Dame.
Ohio State. winner of the Big
Ten track championship last Sat-
urday, did not compete in Sat-
urday's meet. incidentally, the
University of Michigan lost out
for the second consecutive time
in the LAST even of the meet--in
the relay. Ohio won il last week
in annexing the crown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

Michigan Normal retained fhe
title of champions of the Illinois
Tech Relays at Chicago Sanr-
day as the Mich sanders
nofchsd 81 points TO top the
field. Loyols Of Chicago was
next with IS points.
Campbell won the 70-yard
dash in 7.3 seconds and leaped %
feet, 10 SD inches in the broad
jump to rank as one of two ath-
letes out Of $50 who won double
events.
Russ Merkle of the University
of Iowa scored a double in the
70-yard highan d low hurdles.
uowa participated in the Univer-
sity division won by University
of Illinois with 59h points.)
UNI COPS SECOND
The University of Michigan
finished second in the University
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

Gus Fnneys Pride Of Michigan aggregation are Odds
onfavores to salt away another championship at Brew
Se Finneys team only fell to defeat once this season.
the loss being pinned them BY the Sparklers in the
Michiganders have romped III straight victories in
GLIDING an impressive victory over Great Lakes.
INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS
Leading the lodge boys of the season. Robert Ia,
artists in the City of Detroit
George Kline rose from obscurty to starting berth
and has gained prestige as one of the best blackboard
clutch players in the league.
Vet Ennis Stafford hasn't had bad season. he seems
to get better in every he plays Staffords uncannv
accuracy on long shots is shade less than phenomen al
the funny thing about Stafford is that he is very we
On dog shots which ne proved in several weeks
In running down this great Pride of Michigan team
you can't overlook Tank Lpscomb, who il among the
high scorers in the league. Chuck Holloway sar with
Northern High last year. Is having FOOD fr., 49, Ill
his many dazzling feats $3.50
Last but not least Bobby Nelson Nelson last wear
played with the Sparkers but this year switched over n
Pride Bobby also set-shot artist and fits in nicely with
the Pride team.
Nelson along with Stafford are the oldest members of
the team and seem to guide the most of
whom are fresh out of high school.
Remember last year in the championship game be-
tween the Sparkers and Pride when Eli Chapmans has
ke was nullified? In this game which was nip-andtck
all the way the Priders got slim lead in the waning sec
onoS OF the game then Chapman hit long shot from mid
COURT Du II seems that one of the referees had blown his
whistle, calling steps on Chappy 80
Inc Sparklers argued furously but the officials de-
con stood Then Chapman did the unexpected and pulled
nus team from the floor with Pride declared the winner by
As far as this corner Chapman was justified
tor arguing his point we've viewed many games at
Brewster Center this and time and time again the
officials whistles up par Here's hoping sim
eerey that the offending officials get some whistles that
can DE blown loud enough the coaches az well a. the
fans can hear them.
In recreation basketball in Highland Park team
composed of members of the Sparkers Royals and Sports
men won that suburbs rec title by downing s. c. Diner
the defending champs, 52-36
me Sportsmen coached by Ernie Ford through the
regular his great team only lost one game this to
erful Sbley Shoes In the payoff they dropped con-
test to 8 and C61-49.sf r. : ~
few of Coach Fords players are Big John Stinson
Of the Sparklers Dee Jenkins and Wilbur King of the
tnese players side with such names Avery Jack
and Jim Westbrook to form the nucleus of the Aces
fine organizat on.
his > and q team was push over Just ask the st
Antoine fMCA basketball team whom and Stoned
$3.50 for their first loss of the season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

Boys Department Of st. An
tome YMCA.
The Russell Cray Club under
the leadership of John Crock
eron made an extensive tour Of
Downtown Detroit topped off
with Theater Party last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
DUES GREAT

Speaking Of coaches and Miller
coaches, also affords us an oppor-
tunity to drop line OF two about
their Athletic Director and great
developer of shot put champions.
Leroy Dues.
Mr.. Dues developed Charles
Fonville who has reached fame
at the University of Miclsgan.
and newcomer TO the l6-pound
tossing society. Milton jenkins.
Jenkins a sophomore at Wayne
u, recently tossed the weight
nearly 4S feet. He promises TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
Calvin Troutman
Wins Three YIN
Blue Ribbons

Calvin Troutman walked a.
way with three Blue Ribbons
last Monday night, during the
first In series of Award Night
Programs scheduled for this
year under sponsorship of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

known all over
the state and most of the ma
ton; ~ He has developed Mil
ler's grid teams 10 the point
that they are challengers each
year for the East Side Metro
football crown; t3) He is youth
full and hard worker. never
sparing the whip despite his
great teams; ~ He has not had
the best material in the league
for his football teams and GER
fainly not for his cage cham
pions to each year build a
championship team Of 'shorfies'
usually there are less than
three aspiranfs over six feet or
up on his cage teams; and 81
but not least important; Coach
Robinson's ability 10 get along
with players
There is about Will Robinson
something that better coaches OF
the nation are lacking under
standing. seldom II ever. over
estimating the capabilities OF his
young players.
What is the consensus about
Mr.. Robinson being considered
for the'coaching job at Michigan
State College?
incidentally, one OF his close
advisers. Mr.. Cleary. is a grad
uate of MISC and an assistant
football coach there. Let the Of
ficials at MISC know your opinion
OF Will Robinson Miller High
School grid and cage coach.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
GPARKLES in
OPORTS WORLD
Hold on to your hat for this one |!

Hold on 70 Your nat Tor ths one
Michigan State College, loser of many coaches and
assistant coaches would do well TO follow practices of
rounding states and hire couple high school coaches
repensh their coaching staffs both football and bas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

ignation Of M. S.
C.'s b asketball
coach. Robinson
would fit well
into the vacated
position. H er e
are the reasons:
l-Hobinson's
record At Mil
Ter with the
Trojan five is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
DETROIT EArSDT M m s
MNC Wins Illinois RELAYS Crown
Carton Campbell Scores Double;
Wins Broad Jump, 7O-yard Dash

Carton Campbell, stellar Michigan Normal trackster
led his teammates to the fifth "e colleges track title
last week of two athletes rack I'D double wins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
FELTON, RESUMES TRAINING
FOR IKE WILLIAMS BATTLE

Lester FELTON, Detroit weerweight sensation, has
returned his outdoor training camp Joe Louis Spring
hill Farm Utica heavy training for his
March 29th meeting with lightweight champion Ike Will
liams at Olympia Stadium
The match originally schedu the Louis Charley
ed March by Pro- ton formidable Toledo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

We propose that President
Hannah and Athletic Director
Ralph Young shop about the Met
ropolitan League in Detroit for
requirements.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-18
ROBINSON TO MISC

Coach Will Robinson, brilliant
young coach of the Miller High
School Trojans football and bas-
ketball teams, would be just the
man to fill the gap recently Gre
afed nv the rpe-
Evening star., 1950-04-14

arrival. Eddie was in state of
shock. A fractured thigh bone
had punctured the skin, and he
had head injuries that indicated
a fracture.
X-ray examination showed there
was no skull fracture but severe
conclusion. Pressure had burst
the iris, the covering of the eye
balls. A piece of steel had to be
removed from one eye.
Eddie was in the hospital for
five months. When he came home,
his grandmother. Mrs. Beulah
Price, was there. Mrs. Price, a
widow and the mother of Mrs.
O'Hara. had quit her job in the
Government Services CanCeen in
the old Naval Hospital Building
at Twenty-third and E streets
NV. to take care of him.
When Eddie asked for his par
ents and his little sister, she
couldn't answer him. She called
in one Of his playmates. 8-year-
old Barbara Jean Nichols, who
lives across the street. Barbara
Jean told him that his father
and mother and little Sandra
were dead, and Eddie accepted it..
Evening star., 1950-04-14
Public Meeting Asked
On 1akoma Park Bond

The Community League of Ia
koma Park has filed a request with
Mayor Ross H. Beville that a pub
lie meeting be held at least two
weeks prior to a May 9 referendum
on a proposed 5000, 900 bond issue
for new municipal building.
Luke j. Bennett, jr., league pres
ident said that he was directed to
take this action by his organiza-
ton in order that the taxpayers
be informed on all phases of the
proposed structure, it's location,
eventual cost and housing facili-
ties. With the recent reconstruc-
ton of the fire department build
ing, a suitable meeting place no
longer is available for the City
Council or civic organizations, he
said.
A special committee, has been
appointed to recommend sites for
a municipal building. The mem
berS include John K. Williams,
chairman, B. H. Bradford, Neils M.
Nelson, Rupert L. Dunn, Mrs.
Walter Hawley, Mrs. Eunice Railey
and Mrs. Katherine Simpson.
A committee to cooperate with
the Laws and Legislation Commit
tee of the City Council in revising
sections of the city charter relat-
ing to meetings includes Vincent
P. Russo, j. B. Simpson, Ralph
Miller, former Mayor John c. Post,
Mrs. Gratia B. Woods and Mrs.
Marian Hemingway.
Evening star., 1950-04-14
RevenueBureau
Refuses ItsFiIes
In SheriffCase
Won't Turn Over Doto
To Bowie for County
Probe Of 'Poyoffs'

/ The Internal Revenue Bureau
has refused to turn over to Prince
Georges County authorities its
file on r. Earle Sheriff, former
county sheriff, who went to jail
this week on income tax evasion
charges.
Sheriff was sentenced Tuesday
in Federal Court. Baltimore, to a
year and a day in prison and was
fined $1,000 for failing to pay
income taxes on $4,000 from
1912 to 1916.
Government attorneys testified
at his trial that Sheriff had ad-
mitted receiving the money as
protection payoffs" from Wash
ington area gamblers.
Complete Investigation Promised.
Prince Georges authorities had
said complete investigation" of
this phase of the case would be
made if they were furnished
evidence and testimony of In
ternal Revenue agents.
States Attorney A. GWynn
Bowie sent urgent" kilograms to
the Internal Revenue Bureau and
the justice Department asking
their aid
In a reply to Mr.. Bowie yester-
day, the Revenue Bureau rejected
the request on the ground it is
prohibited by law from furnishing
such evidence.
Regret that the basis of your
request does not come within the
statute" the bureaus telegram
said.
Bowie Has No Comment.
Mr.. Bowie said no formal reply
was received from the Justice De-
partment, but a verbal advise
ment" suggested that he take the
matter up with Internal Revenue
officials.
Mr.. Bowie would not comment
on the action of the Federal de-
parments. He also refused to in
dicate whether the county would
drop the projected investigation.
THAT" he declared. "the grand
jury will decide"
Courthouse observers predicted,
however. that the grand jury will
complete it's work and report to-
day.