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Evening star., 1951-01-21
Dorothed Porter
Wed Yesterday

The Rev. James A. Caulfield Of
ficiated yesterday morning at the
wedding of Miss Dorothea Berna-
dette Porter and Mr.. Gene Joseph
Pietrangeli at st. Jane Frances
de Chantel Church in Bethesda.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aloysius
Porter of Bethesda. The bride.
groom's parents are Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Pietrangeli of Kenosha. Wis
Following a reception at the
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
the couple left for a wedding trip
In New York.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
French Tanker Launched

The $1,000 ton Berenice,
Frances largest tanker. was
launched recently at st. Nazaire.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Ashworth-MoIIoy

The Westminster Presbyterian
Church on Cameron road in Alex
andria was the scene yesterday of
the wedding Of Miss Jane Ann
Malay and Mr.. Earl E. AShWorth
the Rev. DR.. Cliff r. johnson Off
ciating. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Malay
and Mr.. Ashworth is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Ashworth
of Wilcoe, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malay were hosts
at the reception following the
ceremony entertaining in their
home.
Mr.. Ashworth served with the
Air Force during World War II
with the rank of Captain and has
been recalled to active duty at
Oklahoma City
Evening star., 1951-02-02
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, 1951-01-31

at his title, probably until after
he can wangle a shot at Ezzard
Charles heavy crown.
Next week, Feb. Z, Joe Louis
will face Omelio Agramonte in an
other of his comeback series. Joe
will not have to come back very
far to take care of this Cuban
battler. Beating him seems to be
a habit among havyweights.
Joe will probably kayo him in
side of five rounds, or else Joe has
to come back a lots farther than
anyone ever imagined. The next
question is who will be Joe's next
opponent??
Poor old Beau Jack lost again
to Del Flanagan, the lad who back
pedaled into an upset victory over
Sandy Saddler.
Joe Miceli, the fellow who re-
Gently whipped Ike Williams in
Milwaukee, proved that he must
be a mighty tough boy. He finish
/, ed Arthur King, Williams stable
mate and Canadian lightweight
champ, in nine rounds in Milwau-
kee.
Jimmy Bivins, said to be in the
midst of a "comeback", whatever
that is as far as he is concerned,
kayoed some fellow called Harry
Wills in four rounds in Baltimore.
In fPhilly, Holly Minis, the fel-
low who holds two recent decisions
over Johnny Bratton, stopped
tough Jose Basora in eight rounds
in Philadelphia.
, 1951-01-31
DAYTONIANS-
Continued From Page /

Continued From Page /
food and clothing. Frank Ware
donated a bed and clothing for
the Children. Other clothing con-
tributions are being received at
the Peach st. address and at the
office of The Dayton Daily Ex-
press, 1907 Germantown St.,
Mr.. Ashe has been unable to
work since he had two operations
and must return shortly to st.
Elizabeth Hospital for another.
The seven small children in
clude Johnnie Jr., 10; Mary Jul
ia, 8; Paul, 6: Anna Louise, S;
Evelyn Beatrice, A.: C~harlene, 2,
and Cornelius, 16 months.
1t was 5-year-old Anna Louise
who led Evelyn, Charlene and
Cornelius to safety on the morn
ing of the fire. The other child
rem were at school, the father
was downtown and Mrs. Ashe
had gone to the store. The fire
was caused by a defective flue
leading from the coal stove used
to heat the house. There was no
insurance on the furnishings
which included a new kitchen
range, a new refrigerator and a
new television set.
The family is still looking for
a house and are in need of ad-
ditional food and clothing.
, 1951-01-31
Russian Roulette IS
Fatal To 16-Yeur0 Old

CHICAGO, Jan. 81. CAMP
Eugene Sykes, 16-year-old grade
school pupil, fell victim to the
fantastic game of Russian roulette
here last week, as five of his
companions looked on.
The incident occurred in the home
of Mrs. Ernestine Wyatt after
Sykes and his chums, all playing
hockey from school, had completed
what they termed ga revenge
prank" on one of the youths
brother.
Sykes produced a pistol which
he had obtained two weeks earlier,
and challenged his companions to
play the game in which the loser
, 1951-01-31

paid with his life. The others said
they did not know how the game
was played, so Sykes demonstra-
ted.
He put a bullet in the chamber
of the .32 caliber revolver, spun
the cylinder, and clicked the trig-
ger. Nothing happened. He repeat
ed the trick again. Still nothing.
The third time, the gun discharged,
and the bullet crashed into his
skull behind the right ear. He
died in Provident hospital several
hours later.
The boys had gone to Mrs. Wy
ats home. with her nephew, Syl-
vester Jones, 16. The woman was
at work at the time.
, 1951-01-31
AT THE RINGSIDE
BY LUX VIRGIL OVERBEA FOR AMP

Lightweight champion Ike Will
liams has been placed on the spot
by both the National Boxing as
ISOLATION and the New York State
Athletic commission. Both have or
dered him to defend his title or
else have it declared vacant.
Ike has not put his title on the
line since Dec. 5, 1949 when he
outpointed Freddie Dawson in Is
rounds in Philadelphia, All told,
he has defended it five times since
whipping Bob Montgomery Aug.
a, 1947 to gain %undisputed pos
session.
In his most recent bout, Will
liams, 27, kayoed Ralph Zanelli,
35, in the fifth round Of a 10
round bout in Providence, R. l.
1t was the first time Zanelli had
ever ben counted out in 16 years
Of fighting.
Williams has been offered $780,
900 or 40 percent of the gate to
defend his title against Art Ara
gon, %, in Los Angeles, Mar. 20
at the Olympic club. Aragon is to
receive 20 percent.
Aragon, a Mexican, is fifth
ranking lightweight who has a re-
cord of 43 victories, 10 losses and
five draws in seven years in the
ring. Last year he won seven
bouts, lost two, and drew one.
Bob Satterfield has it made in
the light heavyweight division If
he wants to stick with it. His SEN
sational kayo of Elkins Brothers
proved that he has the punch to
put any fighter away.
He really is not large enough te
be a legitimate heavyweight, but
can easily make the 185--pouno
limit. While the MIA and New
York commission r looking al
Ike Williams, maybe they shoulo
do, something about joey Maxim
and his crown.
Satterfield and Archie Moore
both hold legitimate bombs t.
make a good challenge for hi
title. Maxim appears to be yer.
coy about giving someone a chance
Evening star., 1951-02-21

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Evening star., 1951-02-21
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31
Bans On Negro
Race Drivers Ends

NEW YORK - Welcome news
to Percy Hilton, Jimmy Flood and
Gene Stafford, speed racing auto
enthusiasts, is the announcement
that hit the daily papers the 9TH
er day.
The combined Consolidation and
Central States Racing association
at its Dayton, O., conclave, voted
that Negro drivers and equipment
owners will be registered and en-
tered in all high-speed automotive
competition.
This breaks down a 45-year-ban
against the Negro-American. Big
time baseball, pro-basketball, ma
jor tennis, pro-football, hockey,
bowling and now speed auto racing
have recognized the rights Of
Negroes.
With sports the great leveler,
there is much hope in the break
down of senseless prejudices in
other fields of life.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31

the state championship. The Tigers
fell before Evansville Reits &c to
SO in the semi-finals.
Tournament champion was Mum
Gle, a team which featured an in
ter-racial squad. Muncie whipped
Lafayette Jefferson in the semi
finals and Reitz in the finals.
Willie Gardner, 6 feet 6 inches
center, led Crispus Attacks in scor-
ing with % points, but the Reitz
team controlled both blackboards
and came up with three phenomena
long shots in the final quarter to
win.
Gardner was named to the all
state team at forward because OF
his great play.
Coach Ray Grove and Assistant
Albert Spurlock and athletic direc-
tor Alonzo Watford deserve credit
for building up such potent team
at Crispus Attacks. Russell A
Lane is School Principal.
Press Accommodation for mem
bers of the press were excellent
Two local indianapolis papers anc
the AMP represented Negro jour
mails
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31
clRcLING
The BASES
with,
HOMER (coose)
CURRY
Mgr, Memphis
Red Sox

active accurate pegs was too much
for the thieves. Homer Slaughter,
the boy with the Larry Dolby
movements came to life with a sure
hand feeling and his extra hitting,
he really was on the ball and was a
thorn in the Giants side.
The study in field general Pres
wood of Canton, Miss. Flash was
all over the field, he seems to be
as fast as Jessie Owens. Next Sun
day, April l, 1851 the Delta Base
ball School will tackle the champ
ions from Baton Rouge, La, the
Hardwood Giants, they were cham
pions last year. Their record
showed fifty-seven (57) wins and
fourteen 14) lost. They will have
a rough time when they meet the
Delta boys. They are bringing
along that great pitcher Corn
Bread" Adams and many other
stars. Watch out Corn Bread"
the Delta Boys have it in for you.
The best in sports news is the
Jackson Advocate.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31
500 SANDLOT
CIRCUITS IN
MBA LEAGUES

WICHITA, Kans.--An estimated
500 sandlot circuits will be affili-
ated with the 1851 National As
ISOLATION of Leagues, the National
Baseball Congress announced here
today.
To encourage the organization
of more affiliated leagues, each
championship team will be pre-
scented with an elaborate trophy,
Coca-Cola Bother Award, through
the NBC and each leading team
of July 1 standing will be assured
a berth in its Official State Cham
pionship Tournament which will
qualify champions further to the
program to determine entries into
the 18th annual national cham
pionship tournament at Wichita,
starting August II, with $4,000
cash award plus mileage allowance
to the titalists.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31
Bankhead Better
But Still Abed

MIAMI, Fla.-(ANP)-Pitcher
Dan Bankhead, recently floored
with virus attack, has improved
but was still in bed resting last
week as the Brooklyn Dodgers
raised their winning streak to four
exhibition games.
Also ailing slightly is second
baseman Jackie Robinson, who is
complaining Of sore side. Jackie
plays ball if the weather is warm,
but rests if it is cold.
Catcher Roy Campanella and
Pitcher Don Newcombe are in good
shape. Newcombe expects to be
in the best condition of his career
for this early in the season. Dur
ing his first two years in the ma
jors, Newcombe has done very lit
tie in the first half of the season,
but very well in the last half.
Robinson, too, is in good shape,
running and throwing as the
Jackie of two years ago.
Manager Chuck Dresser has i'm
proved, but still is in the hospital.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31

The Negro Delta Baseball School
won their second straight game
defeating the Pensacola Arthur
Giants ten to one. The fans that
witnessed the game Sunday were
thrilled with some top notch base
ball. The boys were clicking with
the precision of clock work.
Bigg Bill Slater from Jackson
College handcuffed the boys from
the Alligator state with his mid
season performance, his battery
mate and that slick catcher Wash
ington had field day at the bat.
Washington also was the batting
champion of the day, he made four
straight hits and that adds up to
a perfect afternoon, a cool one
thousand 10000 Campanella could
use that batting average. Maybe
he should came back to the ole
shippers baseball school.
The Delta boys made two double
plays and may l add tightening
double played. Three would be base
stealers tried their luck at stealing
but with no success. Washington's
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31
PAGE SEVEN

is guest speaker. DR.. Gopher has
unusual training and experience as
a minister, educator, and scholar.
He received an A. B. Degree from
Clark College, and B. d. Degree
from Cannon Theological Semi
nary, and B. d. Degree from ODER
Ion University, and Phi. d. Degree
from Boston University. He also
taught Old Testament History at
Boston University and served a
Methodist parish in Boston. DR..
Gopher is at Rust College in the
interest of a recruitment program
for ministers and other full-time
Christian vocations. The public of
the Holly Springs area is invited to
hear the speaker.
Rev D. M. Ray, Professor of
Religious Education and College
Chaplain, announced that the SER
vice Friday will close the series.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31

| saoR1s Rz2ZI3 ;
Indiana Cage
Star Honored

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - (ANP)
Robert Jewell, captain and CEN
ter of the Crispus Attacks Tigers
of Indianapolis, Saturday was
named the player with the best
mental attitude in the Indiana
State high school basketball tour
nament.
This marked the first time a
Negro player had ever been so
honored in the meet. JEWELS team,
however, failed in its bid to cop
All teams in MIC affiliated
leagues will be protected from
having their players raided under
the nationwide player-contract
system.
Complete details of the NBC
program, including ITS nationwide
series of district and state tour
naments, are in the 1851 Official
Baseball Annual at news stands
and sporting goods stores.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31
Homer Phillips
Runs Large
Nursing School

ST. LOUIS, Mo, - (ANP) -
When health experts start talking
about facilities for training nurses,
they usually mention the Homer
G. Phillips Hospital School of
Nursing here in st. Louis.
This school is one of the largest,
not only in the United States, but
in the world. 1t is the largest Ne
gro school in America.
Not only is Homer G. Phillips
large school, but it also is an
"a" rated one.
The School Of Nursing is super
vised and controlled by the Mu-
nicipal Nurses and IA faculty
members and the hospital, itself.
The nurses residence also includes
recreational facilities, playrooms,
and kitchen on each floor.
Mrs. Henrietta F. Farrar, R.N.,
BIS, is superintendent of nurses
and director of the School of
Nursing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-03-31

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