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OPEN SUN, l TO6
9708 BEXHILL DIR.
ROCK CREEK HILLS

Custom built residence; finest mate
rials throughout; all rms. exceed
ingly large; reception hall. liv. rm,
din. rm.. fully equipped kit, powder
Im;; , bedrms. and baths on 2nd
Il; 2S-ft. paneled rec. I'M. with firepl.
and powder rm.. unfinished Bird f.
Attached garage; beautifully land
scaped lot. Ito reach): Out Conn.
ave. extended to Dunnel lane. right
Ia blks. to house. For additional
information call SH. SOLO. MONT
GOMERY INVESTMENT AND IN
SIP ANrE rn 10
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAhN

STONE RAMBLERS
3 AND 4 BEDROOMS
2-CAR GARAGES
RECREATION ROOMS
ON 12-ACRE LOTS
DISPLAY HOUSE OPEN
TODAY l TO 6
PRICES FROM
$27,500 TO $35,OO0
DIRECTIONS:
NORTH ON CONN. AVE.
OR WIS. AVE. TO
BRADLEY BLVD, LEFT
ON BRADLEY TO
STONE ENTRANCE
OF WOODHAVEN ON
LEFT
VIM. H. SMITH CORP.
WI. 7735
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100 BLOCK 18th ST. Sc,

IUU bIOIk IZtn pI. S.E.
Near Lincoln Park semidet brick
s lge. rms. ga baths, oil h.-w. h.,
English-type bsmt., refrigerator
stove, storm doors and windows;
truly bargain, S13.950; $1,000
down. Avail. with or without furni-
ture
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SILVER SPRING
Gray brick; lge. screened porch, 16x
90 liv. rm., full rec. bsmt., 3 master
bedrms., 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, in
closed back yd. The most for your
money in this 3-yr. .-old. Clark built
home; attrac., neighborhood; conven:
transp.; asking S23,500, well
financed. Call Mrs. Craddock, cox
q CO.. Sligo 0775; eyes,, LO. B.
3O6O
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

SOpOkoAN SALE-WAk1LA
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
AVONDALE-Beautiful 6-rm. brick.
SafSs SeSat yaIi 9ld, With Ssdrnas
heat, full bsmt. with recr. rm.. cor
ner lot. Owner viii sell furn. or
unfurnished at reas. price. with
SUBSTANTIAL down payment. LEIGH
G; KELSEY, JR.,. 1910 Pa. ave. Sc.
BERwYN BARGAIN BUNGALOW
White frame; two bedrooms and
bath upstairs. three rooms, includ-
ing all-electric kitchen, down; oil
h.-w.h. in the basement; detached
o oney needs dovs o 81 $500
down to- non-G1: two blocks from
bouleyard. A. STANLEY MoREAU.
BRaND1Y2WiNE. MD. next to bank.
Route ; past T. B., Md rooms
$7,400. $1,000 down, balance ike
BRANDYWINE-7-rm. house on al.
most acre nice land; large chicken
house, water, electricity, bottle gas;
FORD E. MORGAN. ST., MI. 1144.
bungalow. large lot. modern kitch.
". CLIFFORD sHERTzER, Real:
tor. RE. 2735, CHI. 5439.
CHEVERLY, 6201 Lombard-Open;
8 rms. and bath, .expan. attic.
h;-w;h., cellar; lge: lot gar; terms.
CHEvERLY-Lovely 5-rm. bungalow:
expansion attic, full basmt.,. gar.
CARROLL, 10. 2-0401 or VI. 1857.
CHEyERLY-Nearly. new. 3-bedrm.
brick invites your inspection; choice
elevation; large living room with
wcod-burning fireplace, tastefully
decorated; full basmt with outside
entrance. gas a.-c.h., rec. rn. start
ed. Assume 49, GI. loan; owner
@pss gs4s. sell SICK cs ao John fh vss wssssn' UN
brick and frame, built since the
war, two bedrooms, full basement:
only $4,000. A. STANLEY NOR
CHhVERLY MANSoR-rapestry brick
BUNGALOW with two bedrooms And
stairs to expansion attic; fireplace,
is sTANhEy fls SsesMsa MoREAu. VA. " n'e7 ss7l A.
CHEVERIY-Beauti custom burt
prewar home, built-in garage, fire-
place, extra den or bedroom, drst
floor: brand-new equipment in
kitchen, plus breakfast nook; three
bedrooms and tiled bath, second
floor; maids room and extra bath in
basement; oil a.-c. heat; S15,500.
Open for INSPECTION. Turn right Of
our sign; sign, A. STANLEY MoREAu.
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SUBURBAN SAIE-MARYLANp
WOODSTDE IN SII, SPG.

WOODOIDE, IN Old. OT 0.
2004 Osborn DR..
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. Q to 6 PM,
Det. 4 bedrms., Ia baths, brick
home in fine coEd., beau. recr. rm.
with built-in bar and lge. wood
burning firepl., det. Lear garage,
nice lot, conv. to Ga. ave. shopping
and transp. Vacant and ready for
quick poss. Price right with excel.
financing. Call Mr.. Burke, TU, 21OO;
ewes. XII. S-S574. Directions: Out
Ga. ave. to 5000 blk, turn left on
LanSoowne way, blk. to Osborne
Dir, and open sign.
Shockey & Moorhead
REALTORS
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FOREST GLEN

II you are looking for a bargain take
a look at this 3-bedrm. det. brick,
large liv. rm. with flrepl., mod kit
with breakfast nook. full bsmt.,
built-in gar, oil h.-w.h. To reach,
out Ga. ave-, 1 1/10 mi. past shop
ping center in Silver Spring, turn
left to Forest Glen and 1900 Wood
stock ave. Open Sun. 2 to 5.
KIRKS REALTY co.
RE. 1914. Ewes, RA. s3s6. ia
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81. 1914.
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Argyle Forest, S14,950; Groom ram
blers nearing completion; basement
and porch. To reach: Out Georgia
ave. to Colesville rd.. right to Forest
Glen rd., left to Portland rd. and
j. H. FIELDS co.
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SALES, INC. 1928 K ST. N. W.
ma. 9141
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SILVER SPRINGS
b. Key Co., Realtors
SILVER SPRING
13 GRANVILLE DR.

Open Sunday, / till Dark
brick Colonial with den on 1st and
2nd floors; 3 twin-sized bedrooms,
powder room, recreation room; gas
a.-c. heat: fenced back yard; ga
rage; excellent neighborhood, Park
o,s.S;1s sids SShool area. DlrsGsioas: Out
right 8 blocks to open sign. VIM.
H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC, DI. 1915.
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IN beautiful Rosewood. where your
family will enjoy gracious living.
See these brick ramblers with fire.
place, sliding closet doors, copper
plumbing. large bedrooms. large
utility room, outside storage room;
ing. Dir: Out Ga. ave. to Forest
Glen rd., right to Tenbrook, left to
Meurilee, right to houses. AAA
REALTY CO.. 81. 0900, 81. 1900.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost
BRICK BUNGALOW S14,95O

BRICK BUNGALOW, $14,95O
Lovely 5-rm. brick detached home in
section of individually designed
homes of character Assume $4,000
4fo trust. Owner will take $1,000
cash and 2nd trust with bal. of
So, 450. Drive out to Hillcrest Hgts.
and talk your bldg. needs over with
US. Out Branch ave. y mile past
D. c. line, turn right at sign to sec
tion and house. Mr.. Phifer, HI. S7I4
FAUL P. STONE. Realtor, HI.
4243, HI. 5441. Ma. 7319 30
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FOUR. CORNERS

722 Scully DIR. A comfortable 5-rm.
and bath asbestos -shingle house,
in good cond.: coal heat; partial
bsmt. lge. lot; conv. to stores,
transp., school and churches: owner
will accept any reasonable offer.
LO. 5-1231. LO. 5-0315.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS
Owner leaving town; this attrac. brick
bungalow, Just 10 yrs. old, being
offered for the first time; 5 rms.
full din. rm. and nice-sized kit,
gas &C. heat, full cellar and attic,
screened porch, screens and storm
WINDOWS; lge. fenced lot with good
garden area; vacant, immed poss.
Price. S13.O50. HOHENSTEIN BROS,
FIR. 5000; ewes. or Sun, SH. 6245.
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4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
S14 $50

Brick BUNGALOW: . yrs. old; Silver
Spring; nice liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms and full
bath on 1st fl. plus , bedrms. and
bath on 2nd A.. nicely furnished
rec. rm: to see, call SH 500,
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT AND
INSURANCE co 10
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAND

LOVELY COUNTRY ESTATE, 3 mi.
ssfe sss Of 4d Aihton f. froneaas Md on aDPTSy Sy -
o rooms, bath, oil h.-w.h. Is, and W.
hookup and circulator); Ia acres
timber, fruit trees, flowers, shrub
berry. 2 springs, outbldgs. Near
P. O.. stores; clear: S18,950. SISK
REALTY CO.. RA. 1921.
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KENSINGTON

S13,600
Completely modernized home with the
comfort of the new; lovely rms,
mod. bath: oil h.-w.h.; lge. lot; at
tractive summer house; abundant
landscaping.
Fred A. Smith Co.
1113 nth ST NV EX 24S0
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KENSINGTON
$12,750-BARGAIN
Two-story full brick Colonial, 3 years
old, close to shopping, schools and
fast transp.; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., modern kit; full bsmt.;
assume 4Sc GI loan, 1885 per mo.
incl. payment. taxes and ms, $1,000
cash required. This home will sell
THE GOSS co.
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Montgomery Hills, Md.
1902 ROOKWOOD RID.
Four BedrmS., Two Bedrms.,
Bath, First Floor
Fine detached seven-room brick home
on large lot. Gas h.-w. h., garage,
recreation room. This home is mod
Open Sunday, Noon to Dark
Direction: Out Georgia ave. to Co
"a bik.J. right to open sisn.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
1922 18th St.. NV.
ST 1000: Eve call EX 1852
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BETHESDA-$15,950
New brick Cape Cod. living room with
fireplace, dining room. 2 bedrooms
and bath, first floor. heat and
plumbing roughed-in for 2 addi-
tfonal bedrooms and bath on I'd
floor. Side porch and full basement
81 financing available; Can MR..
MATTHEW'S. ewes, WO. 1928.
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OF RETHESDA

See this lovely 2-story stone and
brick home, featuring 3 bedrms..
gar; rear yard is fenced and
boasts some lively weeping willow
trees. Ideal for small children;
very conv. location. Exceptional
buy for S17,950. Call Mr.. Cooper
GERBER CO.. XD, $500.
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BETHESDA. MD.

DI 1III01IA, NIL.
1910 Harling lane. Open Sunday, 1
till dark. Close in, conv., 5-rm.
brick bungalow, with full basemt.
heat, detach. gar, side porch, slate
roof: price under $4,000, terms.
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave, turn
right on K st. ] blk. beyond Be-
thesda Theater, right on Tillbury
St, left on Harling lane to property.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
nI INK
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HILLCREST
HILLCREST GARDENS
1919 03th AWE CE
HILLCREST

Modern det. brick home. Side hall
entrance, 6 spacious rooms. 112
baths, rec. room and built-in ga
rage, oil heat; situated on lot with
77-ft. frontage, 10 yrs. old and in
perfect condition. Call Mr.. J. P.
Smith, EX 24s0 or AID. 2452.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th NV Realtors
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1900 BLOCK E. CAPITOL
Immaculate 6-rm. and bath row brick:
light bsmt.; oil h.-wh.; part of
estate. Priced S12, 800, for quick
sale. r. S. BLACKSTONE, Realtor,
1016 Sth st. NV, Ma. 2690,
OIL. 67O1.
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ATTENTION VETERANS
NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT
able. Lge. liv. rm.. firepl., 2 CHEEKY
bedrms., mod. kitchen with gas
range. gas heat, lge. lot. Only
S9,950. payments like rent. Call
SH. 0601; eves., LA. 6-SS00. L. H.
CARMICHAEL, REALTY co.
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SlI,9UU
OR BEST OFFER

VIII sell this week. 27-ft.. liv. ..din.
rms. and tile bath, End floor; side
porch. full basement, large wooded
back yard on parkland, 200 yards
from new Oakview Elementary
a.hool; near 2 shopping centers,
theater and playground. No dealers.
9216 Longbranch parkway, Silver
Spring. sH. 9179. -19
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SILVER SPRING, $15,95O
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SFR1NG
1916 FLOWER AVE.
Brick Cape Cod. 6 rooms, ! " baths
bedrm. and powder rm. st floor, 2
large bedrms. bath, End floor; large
kitchen, full din. rm., concrete porch,
on busline; l block to main shop
ping. theater, etc. Wooded lot. conv.
to public and parochial schools.
financed to suit. To reach: Out
Ga. ave. to Piney Branch rd., right
to Flower ave, left to sign.
J. H. FIELDS co.
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MA. IUUg.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
NV n a

FAIRFAX VILLAGE
OPEN l TO 6 TODAY
S-bedroom semidet. brick. only 3 yrs.
old, and in immaculate condition;
1ge. liv. rm.. carpeted wall to wall;
full basement with outside entrance.
gas heat: only S67.5 per mo. after
moderate down payment. Mr.. Sum-
Pa. ave. sc. to 4Oth St, left on
10th to 1924 and our sign.
VIM. T. TILLER
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HILLCREST
STONE RAMBLER

Attrac. 7-rm. house: liv. rm. 2Oxl
with Heatalator firepl.. din. rm;
kit, 3 bedrms. and den, , compl
baths, firepl. in master bedrm.. OAK
frs, oil h.-wh h, gar: beautiful
grounds, excellent location at 1860
Camden st. Sc. Price reduced fol-
quick sale.
A. A. CAROZZA
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PAINT BRANCH FARM ESTATES
This authentic redwood ranch home,
SO feet wide, 80 feet deep, with
master bedrooms, Ia baths. large
living room, dining room and Le-
Brun designed kitchen, is definitely
for the discriminating family with
above average income. This home
also features built-in garage and
large basement.
We can place a $4,000 1st trust,
which will necessitate $4,000 or
equivalent
Contact Buckley Hancock. Sligo 1919.
REDWOOD SALES CO.,
INC -1A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
SPORTS
3,.eI,%

Rate the wear 1860 year of upses. for lightly >,
garded Cooley track team off with the Wayne Re
championships last Saturday at Redfords Sawyer field
Miller the pre- meet favorite, finished third despite n,
power in the 440, $50, relays and broad jump Also Shot
put and high jump.
zooming % feet four inches against the old meet rec
ord of % feet, inch
AL Williams :24.9 in the mile run may not stand as
an official record due to the oversight of the builders
Redfords Sawyer Field. Dr. David Homes sponsor of the
meet for the past 6 years measured the track several
times and found it eight yards under the supposed
44O This means that Williams only ran short mile shor
by 80 fet Let's hope DR.. Holmes measurements wrong
and AL can keep his we'll deserved record
Millers 440 foursome-Hershey Bryant Howard Go.
don. Isaac Groves and Dave Mann-fashed around the
Redford oval in ass to edge out Highland Park Cooler
and DENLY by one tenth of a second. The quartet
came back to cop the $50 in 1921
AS was in the City League finals Miller was weak
the distance relays Dues charges only placed in rey
over $50 when they runnerup to Ferndae in heat
of the mile relay Ferndae also had the best and winning
time for this event.
Millers shuttle team failed to beat Redford heat
of this event Cooeys shuttle boys had the best time for
the running with 1908
Runnerup Northwestern had better balanced attack
than the Merites for they placed in every with the
exception of the four mile relay which they did enter
Norhwesterns failure wher the Trojans strong
in the field events
Friday night we viewed the Felton-Willams usse
The general opinion of this is that Lester very much
over-matched in his fight with Ike.
FELTON, popular lad in Detroit after his convincing
win Tuzo kid Portuguez but Lester lost lot of his
Detroit friends as result of Friday nights brawl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
likes Fists Halt
|Felton's Rush For
|Robnilson's Grown

Was it Ike Williams or
Lester FELTON, who several
lines postponed their bout?
From where we sat Friday
hight, it must to have been
FELTON,. Surely, Williams was
Tot afraid to fight the young
0etroiter.
A knockdown in the Sec
ond round of FELTON, by Ike,
threw ice water on the man.
who going into the ring, was
ranked, "the number one
contender for Ray Robin
sons title"
Felton's dismal showing a.
gainst lightweight William S
knocked his chances of a title
fight with Robinson into the
bleachers-not at Olympia, but
several miles away-at Briggs
Stadium.
FELTON, bicycled his way to de-
feat, as both judges and the
referee gave the fight TO Tren-
ton Ike-l0 rounds to none. Yes,
the challenger for the weller
weight title-must start all over
again.
Williams. on the other hand.
dropped directly in the spot
light for a possible shot at the
Welierweighf title. expected
to be vacated soon by Robin.
son. who is seeking q shot at
the middleweisht title. held
by La Motfa.
Meanwhile, LaMotta and Rock,
Graziano are scheduled to figh
for the middleweight title tn,
last part Of this month. Phila
delphia's MIA has decarled tina
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
EX-CHAMP SPURNS
LUCRATIVE OFFER
Offer of 100000 TO
Joe Still Stands:

NEW YORK CITY-The new
Big Four Of Boxing who were
out to get IBC, headed by mil.
lionaire George Carter, are un-
dergoing some changes in 1T
setup. They have already beer
disassociated with Andy Nieder'
reiter, their business manager
who will promote four outdoor
shows Of his own this summe
But the offer to lure Joe Louis
back into the ring-Sl00,000 il
cool cash. still stands.
Plans Of getting Joe to come
back are still doubtful. accord
ing to Carter. huge but cau:i
Gus man. Everything is beinl
held up pending the outcome Of
Ezzard Charles next examina-
ton.
Meanwhile. Joe Louis has lef'
to join the Bailey Brothers Cir
Gus as a $1,000 a day sideshow
attraction. He opens in Sarnia
Ontario this week for a 80 day
stand. Before leaving for the
circus, Joe talked length with
Boxing Club but they came &c
Jim Norris Of the international
no definite conclusion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Gays ago wa uot PthA't e~&
the fences. but attempting TO
get those timely hits. that fat
ten the batting average.
Hit Six Homers
Last year, mis- coaches predict
ed that he would easily hit
twenty 10 thirty points higher,
il he did not pull for the fences
on every swing. That he has
been doing. Accidentally, we
guess. he has hit six home runs
this season. the las. coming in
Boston last Saturday. in the
ninth. with one on.
Jackie Robinson. last years
Most Valuable Player in the
National League. has come on
with a rush in the past IL days.
and is now batting third in the
National League. Robinson. like
George Kell of the Detroit Tig-
ers. has come along gradually
this season. after winning the
batting titles in their respective
leagues.
Robinson was batting 1862 and
Kell. 1872 following Sundays
games. Luke Easter. came TO
life last Friday and Saturday
and socked two home runs one
each day. giving him a total
OF five for the season. Lou Bou-
dreau continues 10 alternate
Easter and Vernon az first base.
Meanwhile. Hank Thompson
and Monte Irwin Of the New
York Giants play regularly. and
have not been the wors. players
in the league. Thompson IS ball
ting .265, while Irwin who hi
Two home runs. one grand
slammer. in six days after re-
turning to the Giants. is hitting
.23l.
Sam Jethroe. according 10
Jackie Robinson over his Sunday
night broadcast. has received
much aid from Tommy Holmes
of the Boston Braves JethroeI
gives Holmes credi: for being
better right-hsnded hitter
than lef;-handed Swinger, in the
majors.
Sam bats mostly from his
right rather than his lef'. as
he did with Montreal. Too. Rob
inson quoted Je hroe as saying.
II am a much better ball play
err than q lot OF the cri les gave
me credi, for being ! knew all
the time nat l could make the
grade"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Only Bob Lemon. appears
able TO start and finish
game. Down at Wilkes Barre.
Cleveland farm club. Sad
Sam Jones. former hurler for
the Cleveland Buckeyes of the
National Negro League is war
rantine notice. and making
Hank GreenbeGg look good.
since the latter signed him 10
an Indian contract.
Jones. who has won seven
straight games this year. is re-
sponsible for his team leading
the Eastern League by a..
games. In a total of 62 innings.
Jones has allowed but 48 hits.
while walking AZ and striking
out 81.
He has started seven game:
and completed each. With ~.
ing and winning runs on base
Recently. he was rushed into
quell the attack. Wilkes-Barre
won.
Can't Pitch?
Bill Norman, manager of the
Wilkes Barre team recently
wrote Greenberg. Jones doesn''
know how TO pitch, but he sure
can throw that apple"
Last year. Jones pitched fol
the Buckeyes and Rochester
MINI, the later a semi-pro team
and compiled an average of q
wins against 3 losses. Included
in his record were two no-hi1
games and five shutouis.
During the winter season. Jone:
pitched in the Panama PROBES
sional league. winning 10 while
losing 4. His earned run aver
age last winter was .2l4.
Roy Welmaker. pitching
with San Diego in the Pacific
Coast League won % games
for Wilkes-Barre last year.
and was one of the better llk-
ed stars of the league. Jones.
tagged Sad Sam" may sue
coed in filling Welmaker's
shoes
Although Jones is reported tc
be long ways from major lea
que competition, both Green
berg and Norman. thinks hare
work. will eventually land him
in the big show.
A native Of Fremont, w. Vir.
ginia. he is "a years old anc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10


With seven of the eight Titan
squads finishing at or above the
500 mark. the Detroiters COM
piled year-long record of Sc vic
tories, Al losses and one tie for a
GIT percentage. In l948-49, De-
troit's percentage was .538 on 90
wins and 40 losses.
Better Records
Four teams bettered their re-
cords OF a year ago. Coach Bob
Calihan's basketball team led the
way, bringing up their mark from
a mediocre 1912 to sensational
20-6 that looms more impressive
when one considers that Detroit
played in the tough Missouri VAL
ley Conference.
Moderator William Kelly Joyce
led his golfers to ten wins and a
tie in II matches, the most wins
ever compiled by a Detroit golf
team. Coach Lloyd Brazil's dia-
mond squad pounded out 1915
record, far better than their 1912
mark in l949. Detroit's fencers
finished Ga for their best season
since fencing became a varsity
sport at Detroit in 1947.
Grid Champ
In Missouri Valley Conference
competition, the Titans won the
football title, finished second in
golf and swimming and third in
basketball. Only lack Of depth
kept the swimmers from annex-
ing the Valley crown. Their dual
meet record was 3-6. Coach Chuck
Baer's MvC mark in football was
40. while the Titans won five out
of nine for the season.
In track, Detroit won four Of
five dual meets, the same as In
1919. while the tennis team COM
piled an 80 mark against some
Of the Mldwest's top teams.
Michigan Normal was Detroit's
favorite opponent during the past
year. The Titans and the Hurons
met seven times and Detroit won
every time. Michigan State was
toughest on the Titans. The teams
split in basketball and golf. but
State dropped Detroit twice in
baseball and once each in tennis
and fencing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
WAYNE TRACKMEN ONLY
SQUAD TO GET ACTION

Wayne University's track team
will be the only Tartar squad in
action on Saturday. June 10.
Three Wayne runners will travel
to Milwaukee. Wisconsin. for the
annual CCC outdoor meet.
Coach David L. Holmes will
have Harley Greenburg entered
in the quarter mile, while John
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Y BOYS HOLD TOURNEY

The Boys Department at St.
Antoine YMCA had its monthly
tournaments in Ping pom 6,
Checkers and Billiards las. Fri
day.
About 35 boys participated in
the tourney which was conclud-
cd with a repast and showing
of the l948 World Series on the
screen.
Boys are urged 10 sign up for
the Summer Fun Club which
begins June g. Register at the
Boys Department, 653 E. Eliza
beth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
BIG DON STOPS CARDS,
POSTS NUMBER FOUR

Big Don Newcombe. apparent
~ "fit as a fiddle scattered
five hits last Friday night as
he Brooklyn Dodgers took the
second game Of a three game
series, 81 after losing the first
TIT.
.Newcombe's win was his four b
against two losses for the sea-
son. Following the game. he re-
ported that his arm felt fine.
More than 10000 fans filled
Sportsman Park for he sec
ond largest crowd OF the season,
the largest crowd in 81. Louis,
was for he opener. the previous
night. The Brooks lost it to the
Cardinals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Miss Patton surprised a filled
Coliseum Stadium by nosing out
Msjorie Jackson, Australian,
sprint champion. Her winning
time was ll.2 for the century.
Evelyn Lawler Of Tuskegee In
stitute, finished third.
Larry "Long-ball" Dolby con-
tinues TO lead the American lea
que batiers. and was also above
Stan Musical following Sun
days games in the major lea
CUES. Dolby Is presently batting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

the winner of the Robinson Viii
lemain (RoberD fight last June
5 would be the new Middle
Gently that Jake would be al
weight champion.
New York officials ruled re-
lowed to keep his title being re-
voked, was instituted by the
Philadelphia chapter of the MIA
They point out that the cham
pion did not defend his title
every six months as required by
the associations regulations.