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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

SO contract ioy $4,000 ocnt
cal with last year and u more
than last wear. then ne certainly
was and yet is undergrad
Chuck Davev. resdyne for
title 90 with Kid Caviar IS
training in sumpiuous ,uround-
ngs Of George 5 Man, Tam
OShanter in Chicago Mean
While. the "Keed" goes n warm
up this Wednesday in nationally
tclcvlScd fight Mile High
TroJsns. once Scourge Of Metro
cage loop are sharper than last
season but yet ou; of the top
group-at this time Coach VIII
Robinson like Other cearhcs has
not received the create, Saibre
Of talent "a employ hi. brand Of
court gam" IN the past 'No wears.
Jim Lemon OF the Indians
has returned from service and
is likely 10 give Luke Easier
q run for first base Job. Eas-
ter. however. stated several
weeks ago: III be in top shape
for entire season as injury that
plagued me most OF the past
two years has bean eliminated.
Except TOR tho Cleveland In
dian- and s. Louis Brown. Oh
En- American Lcaeaic teams have
no Negro PLAYER, would vou
guess that AZ least anc other
team Is unloi loop N.l bring
up our before 'hc pcnnani ls
determined Don't ,sp mat
VIZ didn't give ,nu tn
WALTER DUKES. seton
Hall continues 10 spark h. team
70 the Top ruuk 90 collegiate
basketball dropped 81 points
into net a. Seton Hall defeated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Johnson Awaits
go Sig" From
Boss Archie Moore

NEW YORK CCNS)-- The line
forms to the right for those who
seek FIRST crack al the newly won
light heavyweight championship
of Archie Moore
Newest contender is Harold
Johnson. Philadelphia's pride
who won a ten round decision
over Jimmy Slsde last Friday.
Johnson. though. has prom
isc directly from Archie himself
which distinguishes hun from
the others seeking Moore SAID
Harold. Il got a promise rlght
after beat Moore m Milwaukee
Within couple OF weeks. ! gave
HIM return al Toledo, when he
won split decision He told me,
for that you're real follow.
II ever get to be champ, YOU
have fight for the title coming
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

The Lincoln University game
brought the Pirates their ninth
win in 10 games for the season
and was the second OF the cam
paign over the Lions whom
they whipped 7o-S7 in Deem
Der on the road.
Allan Walket with p points
and Harold Adam, with Is points
led the Pirates attack The Bucs
rang up - field goals and made
IA out of 81 free throws while
being charged with Is fouls The
Lincoln Lions led bv fast shoot
ing Cowle, sank - field goals
and made 10 out of - trcs.
earning IS fouls
Janua,v IS the Institute qunl
staged n strong fourth quarter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Pros Seek

TALLAHASSEE Jake Gath.
e. head football coach and d.
rector OF athletics at the Florida
A and NJ College and Pete
Griffin. head line coach. attended
the annual meeting OF the Foot
ball Coaches association. and the
NCAA confab n Washington. d
{ recently
Coach Gather disclosed upon
his return that he was approached
bN >cvcral professional coaches
concerning possible pro pros.
poets among his graduating SEN
ioi> Those discussed wcrc full.
back james Moore and Jackson
Smith and end Willie Irwin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

NEW YORK tCNS, Rocky
Heavyweight Champion but IT Is
colt chief conlcndcr who is rum
two foes And need We add that
only one aim To make Inc most
He turned down the all-sei
April 10th Chicago meeting
simply because il didn't add up
10 Joe's estimate OF what
bout OF this calibre should
bring.
The lBC boys had figured a
Chicago Sct-up would take IN
S850.000 plus S250,000 Tor tclc-
vision. Jersey Joe and his man
ager. the shrcwd Felix Bocchic-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

last week. according 10 those who
attended. Indicated that its Just
that with excellent workouts
for those fans who like 20 watch
the 9runt and gr0an game
Both WAYNE L and Lawrence
Tech MAY 20 So a. least one nae
iional lnviatora Tournament
before - all over
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24

rails rs hand the Morgan five
then iu>i conference defeat
Harold Adams with q and Ham
mond Knox with 20 set the pace
for 10 Pirates Jun Murphy with
20 ad Ernest Garrett with %
stared ion the losers
Morgan STATE led 1858 Of the
ali but Hampton team had
pIllcd ahead 55-54 al the end OF
We third
The Hampton oa.ketecls threw
80 field goal, and made q out
~ 80 free throw, chalking up
fouls Thu Morgan State team
'secd ~ 2q field goal, made
out 81 90 free throws. and
so rolled up II fouls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Kentucky Victims

After hulalnc 8 miro onc-point
lead Al the end of the FIRST quar-
tor the Kentucky state "Thoso-
bred, broke away ~ low iash-
ION 90 nea' the + SIX UniVcrsitv
BULLDOG 7l-f2 az Bel Gvmnas-
jan 'as. week
James Lefty" Goss. fresh
man from Orlando. Florida.
paced the floor throughout The
initial half with his reboundine
and ball-hawkins. AZ the end
OF the first half. the State led
1882.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
er iisux weeks OF six months. !"

Meanwhile. the Board OF Re-
view has ordered Rocky 10 de-
fond his tiilc on on before April
10th This leaves Marclano and
Company in a pickle II they
don't 90 through with a defense
OF the title by April 10th, there
Will be trouble from MIA and
the N Y. Commission
And if they do defend without
the caeev Walcoit. thorc'll be a
suit on their hands Remember
Rocky has his signature on a
contract guaran'ccino Jersey Joe
first crack az the title
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
SPORTS SPEAKING
BY LUTHER WEBB

Northern YMCA's Norbert Schemansky succeeded in
Quitting Big John Davis in York Pennsy ,anla last week.
in the clean and Jerk lift Schemansky total was l032'
pounds record
Davis two times Olympic champion lost his hrs
match Jerome. brother of Norbert. TOOK middle weight
title giving the FAMILY dem sN.een OF "clean Lerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
SP0R rs

BY FRITZ POLLARD

xfW YORK tGlobaD - Even
.ao,oh don't agree that Bob
~. .,cnberry had the power 10
',,c,>c the decision in the Billy
crsh.n joey Giardello bout, the
..soc he showed has brought
.b,u, many commendable COM
ncniss
New York State Boxing Com
missioner Robert X. Chrisfen-
berry was awarded the Ed
ward Van Every Memorial
award by the Police Gszefie
last Saturday for his meri-
t,r Gus service 10 the sport OF
boxing in 1882.
Their little doubt IN the
a 81 this writer that Bob
~ ~ nbcrrys courageous move
~. the cause Of the New York
goNrg Commission and the Ma
,onsl Boxing Association getting
together
Mr Chusienberry should be
amended for his progressive
re.. and ! agree with jimmy
Power that Governor Thomas
II Dewey ,hould be mighty proud
Z, h choice Of Christenberrv as
boxing head"
Fighters like Johnny Brsfion
and others whose managers
have caused them 10 slow down
as has been reported through
The grapevine. will now get
out there and give better ae-
counts OF themselves rather
than have their managers make
them blow the duke"
Tie relcrce and judges who
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~ sha,,Id rasli,, ~ -.
! nloan,,n ~, on J
n New Yorb but all over the
n o4nuy WITH this cementine Of
ideas between the New York
4 commission and the MIA.
4 .o,a ,., ~ .u
MIN, ,n.,.,','S - -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Hampton Tops Morgan,
Lincoln u. i'm Loop Wins

HAMPTON va Hampton nst.tu' Pirate posted Their fifth
and sixth CIAA when they rolled
University January y Morgan State Col
of "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
WaIeott BaIks on Chicago
as Site Of Mareiano Fight

Nafciano may bc TIE Mold
acne oihc lhm jersey Jo, Wal
The rciwn match between these
" lcoti Is unninp the show with
30 ncy
rlio figured million ADD ban
uld bc easily crossed 4 lac
hch was ~ say Manl m "a
san Francisco
Thls week two developments
CURED which though added 10
I've discomfort ~ Champion Mar.
ano. strengthened the position
p' Walcoil
FIRST was The sudden illness q
Bocchlcchio with what is be-
loved to bc heart attack I'M
ncdiatcly talk ON The match
stopped while Bocchicchio went
u Polytechnic Hospital leaving bis
attorney. Angelo Malandra, to
represent him and Jersey Joe
But stated Walcoii; There
will be no fight in Chicaro or
anywhere else so long as Felix
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-24
Where They Play

Where They Play-l4
Lawrence Tech
Jan II. Hamlinc Univ, St
Paul. MINI
Jan. q, Western Ontario, Hac-
kett Field House.
Wayne University
Jan. 30, ST Norbert College,
tloughion. Mich
Evening star., 1953-09-15
Delta Zeto
Meeting Set

The Washington Alumnae e
Chapter of Delta zeta Sorority
will hold its first fall meeting at
8 pm. tomorrow in the home of
Mrs. c. Donald Schoolcraft. 5108
North Thirtieth street, Arling-
ton.
Mrs. Milton F. Spitz is the new
president Of the club. Other
new officers are Mrs. Stephen
Chatrnuck, vice president; Mrs.
James j. Butler, corresponding
secretary: Miss Edith Quinn, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Orville E.
Maxfield. treasurer; Miss Mary
Workun, Panhellenic delegate;
Mrs. Malcolm B. Devers, alter
nate delegate; Mrs. Margaret F.
Dodderidge. Alumnae News edi-
tor: Miss Marion Worthing. Ma
tional Lamp" editor, and Mrs.
Hassler Rhudy, publicity editor.
Evening star., 1953-09-15
Woycroft Club
Luncheon Set

A covered dish luncheon will
be given for members of the
Waycroft Club of Arlington at
1890 pm. Friday at the home of
Mrs. John c. Shower of Falls
Church, Va.
Guest speaker for the occa-
sion will be John Anderson, Ar
lington Hospital director, who
will tell of that institutions work.
The clubs new officers for the
coming year include: Mrs. Ralph
Raper, president; Mrs. Carl Mo-
ser, first vice president: Mrs.
Frank Palmer. sr.. second vice
president; Mrs. r. S. Kassebaum,
recording secretary; Mrs. Craw-
ford Buell.. corresponding Secre-
tary; Mrs. Robert Balinger,
treasurer and Mrs. ]. Fred Abel,
parliamentarian.
Evening star., 1953-09-15
Why Grow Old7
Takes More Than Haircut
ToMuke q Man Look Neat

should be wide and the knot
should be tied double If the tie
looks too narrow when tied only
once. The only man who should
wear bow tie is the one with
normal oval face and an aver
age slim neck.
If@your man wears a rnustache
it should be straight across and
fairly wide. This will work
wonders in shortening the ap-
pearance of his face. This type
face should never wear a pencil
thin muStache or a droopy one.
With a long or lean face the
man should part his hair on the
side.
Max Factor, jr., says that the
three focal points for mans
polished appearance are, a
cleanly barbered look around the
neck, well-heeled and polished
shoes, a fresh collar and an
impeccably tied tie. Add to these
the usual gimmicks of good
grooming and he will be a candi-
date for the highest Brummel
honorS.
Evening star., 1953-09-15
| Why Grow Old?
BY Josephine Lowmon

We women can help the man
in our lives if we help him with
the finer points Of grooming.
Every once in a while why
Grow Old?" gives the men a
break. Actually. men are as in
terested as women are in physi-
cal fitness. nutrition and lon
gevity. They are also much more
interested in their appearance
than many people realize, and
women are extremely interested
in the way their beaux, hus-
bands, fathers and brothers
look.
Today I am bringing some ad-
vice for men. straight from
Hollywood's Max Factor, jr.,
good looks counselor to both
men and women. He contends
that there Is much more to mans
hair than a good barbershop cut,
more to a muStache than a trim
with fine-bladed scissors; that
when man is hep" to the
optical illusion of lines, he can
fool the public just as his little
lady does.
Here are his suggestions for
the man with long thin face
and a long neck. If this is the
case with your heart-throb in
troduce him to shirt collars with
rounded points. Long pointed
collars make his neck look
longer. The collar should fit
high on the neck. His ties
Evening star., 1953-09-15
Auxiliary Tea, Meeting Planned

Guest speaker at the meeting
will be Mai. j. M. Rand who has
served with the Salvation Army
in India for II years and with
the United States forces during
World War II.
Mrs. Frances G. Ulen, presi-
dent, will open the meeting with
a discussion of the clubs plan
for their annual Christmas Ben
eft Fashion Show to be held
next month at the Shoreham
Hotel. Proceeds from the event
will be used for the groups
Christmas doll and toy fund.
Those who will pour at the
tea include Mrs. Major j. M.
Rand, wife of the speaker; Mrs.
Eugene Clay, Mrs. Altheus Ryan
and Nine. Gamboa, wife of the
Counselor of the Philippine EN-
haSSy
Evening star., 1953-09-15

Lady Spender. wife of the
Australian Ambassador will be
the guest of honor at a tea to
be given by the Salvation Army
Auxiliary Thursday at the Emer-
gency Home, 1903 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV.
The tea will Immediately fol-
low the groups first fall meeting
scheduled to begin at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-15
Tea for Freshmen

Smith College freshmen and
their mothers will be the guests
of honor at a tea to be given by
the Smith College Club of Wash
ington from 4 to 6 pm. tomor-
row at the Watergate Inn.
Alumnae members and Smith
undergraduates will give their
impressions of campus life at
the Northampton institution.
Among these will be Miss
Minerva Heller, Miss Jane Kush-
ner and Miss Marguerite Coch-
ran.
Evening star., 1953-09-15
AnuIyst to Talk

Shane Mccarthy, political an
alyst and lecturer at the George
town University Graduate School,
will address the Mothers Club of
Our Lady of Lourdes School in
Bethesda at BIS pm. Thursday.
His topic will be Dare We Be
Different?"
Evening star., 1953-09-15
To Store Foods

Plastic bags are handy for
storing foods of irregular shape
in the refrigerator. Aluminium
foil is also useful for storing such
foods.
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World Is Shown
In -Vice Squad"

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Adam Williams ard Edward Binns.
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Evening star., 1953-10-02
MontqomeryL Loses Ace Finds Another in His Replacement

the tutelage of Woods, called by
Rubini one of the finest de-
fensive coaches extant, the
knights defense should cause
no worries.
The backfield will line up with
PouloS and Harry Gardner at the
halves, Ray Murray at fullback
and Gallagher at quarter.
Member of little Three"
Montgomery, along with CAL
ludet and Wilson Teachers Col
lege, is in the Capital Area Ath-
letic Conference, referred to as
the Little Three" The knights
were champions last year, the
leagues first.
In eight games last year,
Montgomery lost only one. to the
Apprentice School at Newport
News, Va.
The schedule:
Tomorrow-aWesley Junior College at
October lo-7,shepherd College at
October l7--Gailaudet at Montgomery
,1a;sPt;a oe;tgPSsT ssI7Montclair Teachers at
AVocsdiast oetober y so1Apprentice :. p School at
Newport News Va, 8.
November Wilson Teachers at
Bulls Prep field (homecoming), 2.
November 14-National Agriculture
COLLEGE at Doylestown, Pa, ..
November 21-At Naval Receiving
Station, Anacostia, 2.
Evening star., 1953-10-02
By Harry Lever
Stcr Sfuff CoFYaspondant

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Oct. 2.
This is the home of the worlds
most northerly golf course-a
: course made so tough by nature
that no pro in the history of the
club has ever made it in par.
In a way, the Fairbanks Golf
and Country Club is proud of
its record. Playing the nine
holes in par also is a feat yet
to be accomplished by a dis
tinguished group of visitors, in
cluding Gen. Eisenhower (be-
fore he became President), Bing
Crosby, Walt Disney and other
notableS.
The difficulty largely is due to
the sand greens and the rough
and narrow fairways. A slice or
hook means automatic disaster,
with no hope of compensating
by another shot or two.
The game is enjoyable if you
can remain on the fairwayS.
Adding to the enjoyment is a
fine scenic panorama unusual to
a place only 100-odd miles be-
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Maryland, set about finding q
replacement.
They found one and in Ru-
bini's own words he's the find
of the year." The quarterback
on duty until Shearer returns
is Marty Gallagher, formerly of
Northwestern High. His normal
position is halfback.
He's a potential triple
threat" Rubini said.
Gallagher a Big Boy.
Gallagher stands 6-feet-2 and
weighs 100 pounds. He can run
with the best of them, pass and
kick, the passing and kicking
being done from the left side.
However, when he returns to his
halfback post. most of the kick
ing in all probability will be done
by Joe Cav, also left-footed.
A former football and basket
ball star at Tech, Cav and Nick
PouloS will be co-captain of this
years team. PouloS also was an
outstanding player in both sports
at st. Johns.
The Knights open their season
at 2 pm. tomorrow against Wes-
ley Junior College at Dover, Del.
The starting linemen probably
will be Cav and Ollie Brockdorff
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Howard Is Underdog In Game Tomorrow

Washington last year, but o
fourth-period safety gave the
West Virginians an 81 win. II
AS home team. Coach Mark
Cardwell's boys are almost ii-
vincible. Over a 10-year span.
they have lost only three Of ap-
proximately so games played at
Lakin Field here and at Haidley
Field in Charleston. II
The big question is how the
Bisons' line will stand up against
the West Virginia forward wall
which has a better than 20
pound average weight advan-
tage. The backfields rate about
even. -
Cardwell will go with the same
quartet of ball-carriers which
has harassed Howard the past
two years. They are quarter
back Bill Archie, halfbacks Ernie
Kent and Jim Banks, and full
back Bob Hawkins. Howard
Coaches Tom johnson and Herm
Dawes will use Andy Chambers.
Phil Strother, Gene Smith, and
Ed Neverson.