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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Welterweight Title at Stake

CHICAGO. ILL. (CNS) It's
a very cocky Kid Gavilan that
takes on the highly touted Chuck
Davey this Wednesday.
The Keed is so confident that
The fight won't last the scheduled
Is rounds that he predicts he
will knock out DsveY in about
eight rounds"
The Cuban'S trainer, Mundito
Medina, concurrcd in this opti-
mistic feeling. lie pronounced
Gavilan as being IN tho very
best condition of his career And
he told how the Kid was in bet
tci spirits than he had been in
any other training period.
Follow ing the bout. Gavilar
has several things planned. Top.
most will be 10 week thcatri.
col tour for which he has been
offered $4,000. He also plans &c
shoot for the middIeweight It'll,
after beating Davey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Two-Day Tennis
Tournament Set

Approximately 300 players az
expected to compete IN the De-
partmeni Of Parks and Recrcss
ton city-widc Table Tennis tour
lamcnt at the GAR Bldg.
C.and River and Cas-. Feb 81
and - at 1900 pm
Events scheduled are boys.
Jdniol boys and mons SINGLE
and doubles. junior erls single.
womon> singles and doubles and
mixed doubles with trophies CO.
Ing to winners and lunncfs-up n
event Play begins at 1900 pm
Saturday
The winners viii be eligible "a
mpctc in the State tournc,
sponsored BY the Michigan r..
ceation Association AZ Baitl,
Creek later this Spring
Competition is open to any per
,on living in the metropolitan
area upon payment of an entry
Zee Of soc for each event
Entries and payment may be
nj dc at all Department OF Park.
ana Recreation recreation cen.
tors Further information can b,
obtained by calling WO. 3-8274.
Admission TO the tournament.
is free
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Layne-Lastaza
Headline Madison
Square Program

Eek Lavnc and Roland LaSia-
~ with dreams OF fighting tor
6Iqrssod UNFOLD lqS!omAroq oql
,ais summer arc hcadl1aers m
lG-round bout at Madison Square
Garden Friday night.
LaSiarza not too long ago lost
a split decision 10 Rocky Mar
ciano. LaYne. holds decisions
over Jersey Joe Walcoii and E2-
gard Charles. The latter as result
OF a decision handed down by
The sole judge Of the fight. Jack
Dempsey.
Layne halls from Lewiston
Utah and LaStarza from Bronx
New York. The Marciano-Wal-
colt fight will be held April 10
in Chicago. Illinois.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Black Breezes In

National BroadcaSting Comp
any tclevision viewers saw Joe
Black Brooklyn Dodeer pitching
acc and a standout in the last
World Series, belt another @hom-
err as a helping hand recent
~ on the networks Strike II
r o.
With host Warren Hull firing
tic questions Joe hit them hard
ana won $500 to help an un-
fortunate New York family.
The family. Mrs Emily Toll
tcrt and her three children. al
ilicted by chronic asthma had
been ordered by their doctor 10
60 to Arizona and they needed
$500 TO make the trip. They stood
by while Joe breczcd through
tho questions, winning the need
ed funds for them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
HighIights

Plenty Of action viii keep
Wayne Univcrsitv's swimming.
fencing and track squads busy
this week with a pair Of meets
scheduled for swimming and
fencing and a single dual meet
with Chicago on the track team.
Coach Leo Mas swimming
team is scheduled 10 face Bowl.
ing Green State on Wednesday.
February II al pm. at Patton
Pool and 10 take on Ball State
Teachers al Muncie. Ind. Saiur.
gay. Feb. Ia.
Wayne has never met Ball
State before and has dropped
three previous encounters TO the
Falcons of Bowling Green.
Bella de Tuscans fencing squad
faces double duty on Saturday.
Feb. II as the Tartars take on
the University of Detroit and
Notrc Dame at 10 am. in the
Mems Gym of Old Main.
Wayne has won four. lost one
and tied one with Detroit. while
Metre Dame is new opponent.
The Tartars will have to pass
w the Michigan State Relays this
year in order TO compete in their
dual meet with the University of
Chicago. Saturday. Feb. II AT
Chicago. III Wayne has won
three and lost two previous bat
ties with the Maroons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Sports Club
Will Offer
Scholarships

College letter W inners
in the Detroit area or
ganizcd the \ .rsity Club
last week with Willis Ward,
former Michigan track and
football star as president.
Purpose OF the club is 10 give
scholarships to deserving stu
dents in the area. Only former
letter winners in collegiate COM
petition are admitted as mem
bers.
Lorenzo Wright. former Wayrc
and Olympic track star I'm
wee president; Walter House,
second vice president and For
rest Green. secretary. Other mem
bers are Levi Jackson. Gem
Dcrricotle Eugene Beatty. Lcros
Dues. Noah Brown and Tom
BrlscOc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Busset Nets
Quick kO:;
New'Chomp'

Phisadelphia's percy
Basset became the interim
featherweight champion last
Monday, when he scored a
fourth round ko over Ray
Famechon of France.
As the bell sounded ending
the third round. Fameehon was
kicking on the floor as the
referee counted over him. Un-
able TO answer the bell for the
fourth. Bassei was declared
winner.
Looking on was none other
than he champion" Sandy
Sado,rl. serving with the u ).
Army and stationed in Germany.
over 10000 fans witnessed the
GROWING of the ''interim champ"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Swimming at WV

Dctroits famed ST slain syn.
ceroncttcS viii be featured dur.
ine the first sNnchior2cd swine
ming institute a. be held ~ tho
Central YWCA 1890 Wrihercis
T,b 1915
Coached by Rose Watson ID
partmcnt Of Parks and Rccca.
ton swimming instructor The
team includes Shirley symptom.
lg, Connie Todopon 10 Ellen
Richard, 10, and LaurGainc Stock
ing %.
They have Won 10 national
titles since 1874! and were invited
bv tho Olympic Committee 70
give exhibitions in Europe last
Summcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Larry Dolby season was I'D ~
audience Sunday night Ne"
York isn't luS' acros. the street
from Cleveland Then inc
Yanks clam that they're all SO.
ANY how the grapevine continues
10 ooze 'ldbits about trace OF
Lariupin Larry MAYBE Bill
Vceck or Charlie Gchrneer con
g~c more light on the question:
if the indians and Larry fan %
Soc eye 20 eye
! pay my help we'll 'e'ed
big Luke Easter al q recent ban-
quot ~ Cleveland 20 quoi> Of
Croenbcrc could Indicate that
tnerc may be- bit ~ ncnoiia'
Inc" between the two that'll last
longer than usual Two years ago
big Luscious wired the Borg
saving lust sign 4 for me
Complete confidence ~ h, hos
was shown incn Getting older
naturally. the 235 pound 'irs'
bascman would Ike 20 go as
much Us he can for ms service.
Chuck Davcv carried string of
80 straight pro victories into ring
against Kid Caviar Wednesday
might same as Rocky MWciano
sportcd in title fight with Joe
Walco'i What about duplcaton2
Professional Golfer Asso-
citation tPGAl practcine more
and more democracy admitted
local Negro goliine club 20 meme
bcrship Franklin Lett IS proxy
OF the new unit of the oreanlza-
ton under which Joe Louis
placed SO much fire couple wears
ago
Johnny Kline and Ernie Wag
oner Of the Wayne University
! cage team were dropped from
the squad this week. Failure
TO maintain sufficient grades
&c averagel given as cause.
Their loss virtually eliminates
the Tariars from invitation 10
national cage tourney.
Willis Ward newly elected
prcxv OF tho Varsity Club Of
Michigan. was bot p track and
cridiron great a. Michigan IS "a
10 wears ago More power io the
VARSITY Club Purpose TO
give scholarships 10 dcScrvng
students OF the siate-an example
of some OF III, great takers OF
sport" in The City &c Drlnoi.
Let's get on the ban md make
our appreciation Of athlete, con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

I'm READY for title
fight any time now. I'll year
old Charles said. And think
should be the first one 10 get
shot al the Marciano. Walcoii
winner. plan 10 keep fighting
at least once a month until The
championship fight comes"
The former champion may have
To wait quite while for that
big one For International Box
ing Club has already announced
that il will match the Marciano-
Walcott winner against the VIM
ner of the Feb 18th bout in New
York between Rex Laync and
Roland La Siarza in summer
title battle
Against Harrison at Olympia
last week, Charles exhibited the
kind of fighting that had been
demanded of many OF his fans
even before he lost The title To
Jersey Joe Walcott.
Harrison although game. was
outgunncd and outfought from
the beginning However he
proved a crowd-plcascr. as usual
~ any opponent OF the Cincin-
matt Cobra Is credited. despite
what the latter might do.
Local observers were want TO
admit that Ezzard looks more like
ne Cincv Cobra than at any
Tine IN his previous ring duels
Big question with Charles as he
ieit the city was, IF can con-
,inue TO win. then III be entitled
10 another crack al the heavv-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Hope For Planned
Parentbood Movem't.

NEW CORK.--Indla's accept
ance of birth control to relieve
the pressure Of its expanding
population has given a lift" 10
the Planned Parenthood move
ment in Europe and North Amer
lea, William Vogt national di-
rector of the Planned Parenthood
Federation. said last week at the
organizations annual luncheon
at Hotel Delmonico.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

back TO Pee Wee Reese. Pee Wee
knowing the tension under which
Jackie was laborIng, turned and
with all Of his boyish charm.
smiled and said, Get away from
me. YOU human target--if they
shoot at you they might hit me
and ! don't look good full OF
holes" Robinson laughed - the
tension broke.
A few days later, during an
exhibition game haunting from the
stands swas getting quite rough
But 1t suddenly stopped when
Reese beckoned Robinson TO him.
and put his arm around his team
mate. which was supreme ges-
ture of defiance TO men with little
minds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

crete not Just loi ~ white
wash" talk Again The step,
and member, Of the club ore 10
be commended
Reports aiC circulating hat
MICHIGAN States Willie Thrower
is beng considered FOL position
with famous Harlem Globetfot-
tcrs ThioWor 1t viii be remcm-
bercd, Is The young athlete who
arrived on tn Sparians campus
fouI year ago tainted Is
"surc-frc passing quarterback.
H. finally got MO The game fand
imcllohu lasi season, winning
plaudi- of COACHES. PLAYERS and
fans with us brilliant direction
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Foremost among them ~ this
time Is Larry Dolby OF the Clcvc-
land Indians who has baked a.
terms advanced by the Tribe 5
Tee Pee leaders Cut last season
because Of his slow down near
the end Of the pcnnant grind IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Archie Moore-Brion
Fight in St. Louis

ST LOUIS (C) Lieht-hcavy-
weight Chanp.on Archie Moore,
c.me INTO town this week 10 sign
iNe a 10 round non-title boxing
" ich with Argentina heavy
,nsli Caesar Bron The fight
Is scheduled for Feb. 25th here in
hfcnrs home town
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
SP0R
CLOSEUP
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK.-(GlobaD - BY
,6c time this goes TO press, many
- the boys will be on their way
- training camps. understand
,he nitchers and catchers for the
nodcers are leaving the early
pa,i of thi. month.
That means that Joe Black
wilI have 10 give up some OF
his business activities. stop sell
ina cosmetics for o while and
concentrate on pitching
csmpanella will be catching
bsseballs instead Of catching
some of those dollars that roll
across his store counter.
T. rumored that Larry Dolby
nav be traded TO Detroit by the
cleveland Indians. which will
eve Inc folks in Detroit some
,hine 10 cheer about.
There is still a question mark
around the Sam Jethroe deal Of
the Boston Braves. Luke Eas-
Tor saws he will have one OF his
hos, seasons Word comes out
n ST. Louis from owner Veeck
mat "ole Satchmo' is still travel
ne along
Jackie Robinson was asked
what he thought OF the rookie
second baseman. Junior Gillian,
who Is being brought down from
Montreal to the Dodgers. Jackie's
rfply over the radio was that he
hopcd the boy would be all they
ss, he is and that if he should
he good enough TO replace him
Al second base. there will always
hc some other place on the Dodg-
Z, roster for him.
Jackie also stated that he
would do all he could TO teach
the boy every trick OF the game
and believe me. Jackie can
do Just that. AS you know.
Jackie has quite q temper and
this story has been told by
several OF his friends;
Tho ,alehcrs on various teams
oui Of car,hot of the public when
Jackie Robinson first started
PLAYING called him everything
from a sunk 10 gorilla and
continuously tried TO annoy him
While At bat Although Jackie
holod over he fully realized that
\ this was part Of the game. but
often wondered especially why
the umpircs who know there is
= rulc against profanity never
Il punished or said anything TO
n these backstop artists.
In one game when Jackie
was being harsssed with vile
profanity. by one Of these men.
he turned 10 the umpire and
said What's the maffer--do all
OF these eaichers belong 10
Lucky Luciano's sang7" There
was period Of silence. Jackie
turned around. the pitcher
threw the ball and Jackie pro.
eeeded TO hit home run. So
now. Jackie says the less said
about umpires the better.
Arthur DAILY Of the New York
Times tells this one. ION the
brighter side, the Dodgers were
nldNlng an exhibition game in
Macon. Georgia The Ku Klux
Man had made threats against
JACKIE and he was very nervous,
not because Of himself. but be-
'suse Of what might happen
otherwise
II inc story goes on to say that
""' N"' who has proven now
''"l ne can control himself,
"o'ea ms aggrcssivcness and his
eh y competitive instincts.
n'ieiore II was known that he
4 '"'o never make the first move.
to'e the game, he was warm
"S up playing catch with his
Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Favor Wayne (agers
Over I'D, Swanson

Scholastic failures viii play big hand in the Uni
very of Detroit and Wayne basketball game, scheduled
for Friday night the State Fair olseum The Tarars
lost forwards Johnny Kline and Ernie Wagner. George
Fefles I'd guard also declared ineligible this week.
due TO scholastic difficulties.
Yet fans of the two teams. especially old grads from
over Wayne favor the Tartars continue their victory
march the Titans Winner Of 3 Of l6 games thus
~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
d. c. Appointment

WASHINGTON, d. c. (CNS)
--Forty-two year old Harry Wat
knS, Washington Negro. has just
been appointed Methods Exam
iner in this city's new personnel
office. Watkins will get $4,000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

1851 d IS not
known whether
his cut was
restored by Big
Hank Grccnbcre
or not
I'd SUI ilAsn
announced that
the Am or icaii
Leagues ho M q
run king ias I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
SPORTS MIRROR
By LUTHER WEBB

eyes practically the linked lines OF the press
rl puouiep s pooueApe dnplnq o hep 'ssT
head Tor their spring training camps Of them Oh course
there be one or two here who'll hoping
to receive larger salary than offered by their bosses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Nearing the end Of one OF is
greatest seasons. Wayne Univer-
siiq's basketball team faces two
foes this week with the important
battle Friday. Feb Is, with the
University of Detroit at 3 pm.
at the Fair Grounds Coliseum.
The Tartars also meet Michigan
State Normal College Tuesday,
Feb II, al Ypsllantl
Three Straight
With three straight wins over
The Debu- EatteS Social Club is
10 add a fourth and brihg the
all-iime series record to . tic.
Wayne has now won 10 and De-
tror II IN the ScrieS.s
Despite an easy Tartar win in
the first battle. the game has
taken on added importance
with the addition OF center
NSAHl oWdnsOn 10 me man
squad. Swanson has given the
Tiians much more scoring
punch in recent weeks as he
winds up his career.
Normal sent the fnsi battle
INTO overtime before WAYNE fin
ally won 81 to 70 Tho Tariars
VIII not be regarding this game
lightly since Normal upset WAYNE
at Npsllanti in 1851 and extend.
cd the TartarS last year
The all-tImc Wayne Normal
SERIES shows 80 wins for IN,
Taiiars and 10 for Normal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Charles Comeback
Rolls Successfully
Toward Martiano

DETROIT Mich.-tC S)-Iiaving disposed of D.
!car-od Tommy Harrison ninth round technical knoc
out Ezzard Charles chose the time announce that he
would challenge the winner of the Rocky Narcano-Jer-
sey Joe Walcott fight on April 10th
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

weight title III fight anyone. in
the meantime, anywhere. the
ex-champ declared.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Of MISC games. especially in
tight spots Two Of the spar
tans three iouchdownS i. were
scored while Nj. Thrower was
directing the attack FINAL score.
-l.7
Nal Whitfield promises TO be
orc Of the greatest trackmen OK
ih or any cla for that matter,
setting goal Of ten new records.
Already hc has shaved three
tenth OF ccond Of the 600-Naid
run Ills time. 56 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Walter Dukes.
anky 6 70 o I.
even inch CEN
ter OF the Scion
Hall cage team.
S one OF the
eadine scorers
n the nation.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
A One-Minute Test of You
NelUS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

I. SPIES - The Supreme
Court has denied a further
stay Of execution to the Ros-
enbergs. convicted atomic
spies. Who is the Chief JUS
tice?
2. FARM-Where is the
Department of Agriculture's
research center visited by
President Eisenhower last
week?
3. SLASH-H m any
workers have been cut from
the Federal payroll in the
last three months?
4. COLT - The Kentucky
Derby winners racing ca
reer is ended because of a
leg injury. What is his
name?
5. QUOTE-What woman
Senator said: wouldn't it
make more sense to- give the
Joint Chiefs Of Staff time to
review our present strategy
before making arbitrary cuts
in the budget?
Answers.
/ Fred M. Vinson. 2. Belts
vile, Md. 3. About $4,000.
4. Dark Star. S. Margaret
Chase Smith, Republican,
from Maine.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-
appears every Sunday in
THIS WEEK Magazine with
The Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Answer to AYICULAR.

~ such as bats" "cats," are not used
81 Only one form Of word is used. 4
Proper names are not used.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Word Game
Find 80 or more words in
MULTITUDE.

meaning. crowd, throng." Av-
erage is q: time limit, 20 min
uteS.
Rules Of the game. words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. Words whlC
acquire four letters by the addition of
Evening star., 1953-06-02

AhSWef 70 AVICULAM.
alar. aria, aril, auric, aulic, aural, avail
vacual, vicar. vial. caviar, cavil. caul
curl, curia. uric. larva, laic, lair. lava
liar, lira. rail, racial, rival.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Contract Bridqe
washington, d. [
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1853
By Eosley Blockwood

NOnIr0cr brl09e
By EosIey Bloekwood
i One requisite Of a successful
deceptive play is speed. II you
think two or three minutes be-
fore making your play, declarer
will almost certainly become sus-
picious.
South dealer
Both sides vulnerable
NORTH
(Mrs. Keen)
AJ76
385
o AQ9s3
QJ3
WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) (Nfr. Masters)
AS2 Q1O943
0As7e4s2 Q10
o 70 0 KJ6
06 K54
SOUTH
(Mr. AbeD
4 AXIS
2KJ
o 1854
A10972
The bidding:
South West North East
] club Pass d'md Pass
INT Pass 2d'mdS Pass
2NT Pass 3NT All pass
In today's. hand Mr.. Masters
made a desperate and brilliant
play to coax Mr.. Abel into MAX
ing losing finesse. He did most
Of his thinking and came to his
decision as to the necessity for
the play before the crucial mo-
ment arrived.
Mr.. Dale led the six Of hearts
and the queen was taken by Mr..
Abel with the king. A quick sur
vey Of the situation showed one
Of the minor suits would have
to be brought in without loss. If
the opponents got the lead they
could cash at least four hearts.
The decision wasn't even close
rs to which minor suit should be |
tried. There were two key cards |
to be f1nessed against in dia- |
monds and only one in clubs. |
Therefore Mr.. Abel naturally |
planned to go after clubs. At |
trick two, then, he led a small |
diamond to dummy's ace. Mr.. !
Masters quickly played the king. |
Mr.. Abel pulled short and con-
eidered this unexpected devel-
opment. With the ten and five Of
diamonds still left in his hand
and the important nine and
eight in dummy. he could cash
in the entire suit even though
Mr.. Dale had. as it appeared,
started with four diamonds to
the jack.
Why take a chance on clubs
when diamonds had been
''proven" to be safe? So Mr.. Abel
returned to his hand with high
spade, led the ten Of diamonds
and let it ride. Mr.. Masters won
with the jack and led a heart,
enabling Mr.. Dale to cash six
heart tricks and put the contract
down three.
In making his play Of the king
Of diamonds under the ace, Mr..
Masters had reasoned as follows:
Clearly Mr.. Abel could not take
more than two spade tricks: He
had only one heart trick or two
at the most. So it was just as
obvious to Mr.. Masters as to Mr..
Abel that one of the minors had
to be cashed in its entirety.
Since Mr.. Abel diSdained the
diamond f1nesse, there was no
question but that he planned to
go after clubs. And Mr.. Masters
knew the club finesse would be
successful because he himself had
the king.
There was a remote chance
that the Sacrifice" of the king
Of diamonds might give Mr.. Abel
an extra trick. But what is 80
points compared to fine chance
Of defeating declarer's contract?
copyright. 1858, General Features Corp.)
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Dorothy V. Burger, Broker. RE.
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