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First Negro Yank Fights For A Berth

fight at Yankee Stadium June II.
No former heavyweight ruler
ever has been able to regain the
crown and some of the best OF
them have tried, including Charles.
Gentleman Jim Corbett was the
only ex-champ to get two chances
and he was flattened both times
by burly Jim JeffrieS.
Then I guess it's up to Ezzard
to break the record" said Tom
Tannas, co-manager of the 32-year.
old Cincinnati Negro, after the
match was closed yesterday at the
international Boxing Club.
We're happy now that Ezzard
was passed up by Marciano last
September and that Roland La
Starza got the match instead"
said Tannas. "EzZard is much
better now than he was last Sep.
TENDER.
He didn't have confidence then
Those two knockouts over Coley
Wallace and Bob Satterfield have
boosted his confidence. He's very
determined to get the title bacl
and is in a far better frame Of
mind. All I'm hoping is that ht
has an ION" night on June II. Their
Wen get the title again"
Marciano will collect 40 per cent
of all receipts while Charles vii
receive 20 per cent under the
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himself after running q poor sew.
enth in his last start.
Earlier, Kenya Colony had walk.
ed off with three start straight
firSts in as many trips to the post
His chief threat should come
from r. K. Hutching's Capehart
and Waiter Owens High Legion
Other feature entries include Mrs.
.. z. Ferrell's Trade Secret, Man
uel Fosters Matthew Hill, E. F
Snipe's Gene HUFF, and F. B. Stuff
Capricorn and Pagoda.
The program Is slated TO get IN
derway at Sis p. m. with the
first half Of the daily double.
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Yes Sir! Every time they stage
a Ladies Night program at the Key
West Kennel Club, something big
happens.
Last night, Il was that fine $723.'
go Daily Double. What next!
Tonight. Isadore Aronovitz, scaoC
|of a pioneer Key West family -
they've been Key Westers since
1892 49, viii award a handsome tro
ply to the owner of the winner II
touight's feature. He operates The
mems shop by that name at GU
Duval Street.
Charley Conch figures the win
ner in that race as Kenya Colony
who should come back after a dis
appointing performance in his las
outing.
Other selections:
First Race: Tumble Hill. Taffy
Hill and Cotton Cadette. esd
Second Race: Viking Love, Toasi
Of The Town, and Bendina. (6-3-7
Third Race: Winthrop, Whitley,
Son and o. J. S Outside. (S-l-2
Fourth Race: Mighty Moon, So<
Buster, and Dancing Jill. (1-4-3)
Fifth Race: r. O.'s Morning Clio
ny, Viking Meteor and Sam Park
er. SAD
Sixth Race: Fiction Lad, Mickey
w. and Little Dusty. (54-6)
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Cay Skipper
ms Feature
To-Day 1920

The top blew off the tote
board last night at the Key
West Kennel Club when Lie
orina, a three-year-old own
ed by Fleet Wing Kennels
and Point Breeze Kennels
Rock Of Plymouth captured
the first two races to pay an
Astronomical Daily Double
of $723.60-a new high for
the current race meeting.
Both dogs won their races
impressively, with Licorina
gaining a two length lead 60
ing into the backstretch and
holding it for a victory, and
Rock Of Plymouth making a
strong stretch bid to come in
a winner by a length over
City Scout.
The first race also produc-
ed a nice Quiniela of 1894
go when Archangel, a AL
choice, came in second.
In last nights feature action NJ
Nv. Fagg's Gay Skipper triumphed
Iby a nose over Legal Looter &c
hand the latter pup his second
straight defeat. A late drive gave
the winner his edge. He paid q
meat 1920 to win, $50 to place
and $50 to show. Legal Looter re-
turned 100 and 4.2O while Burn.
ling Bright ran third to pay $50
In the sixth race, Range Twilight,
lrecently down-graded to number
1.-TWO rating, came driving around
1.-THE outside to gain a win over
BLACK Caesar as the first step IN
his drive back to the hotbox class
Tonight's program will feature
1.-The running of the Aronovitz Mems
Shop Special, with the owner %
1.-THE winning dog slated to get 6
handsome trophy from Isadore Ar
Ionovitz, owner of the swank DIVA
street shop.
In that race, Sam Baxendale':
Kenya Colony is slated to go b
the post in an attempt 10 redeem
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Kew West Kennel Club Results
FIRST RACE

FIRST RACE
WnneFeet Wing Kennels D. July
LICORINA 1880 1920
ARfhANG Sk6rr 1000 SO ouiniea (''' sS4s'
WnnerPoint Breeze Kennels Brinde July
E E0GK S OF PLYMOUTH Is" SEQ $50
SOPIINO $50 "
WnnerR o. seymOurs april. Idol Bright Imp-My
eAfLA r BaAE 500 So nsS s sss oune. OF, 500
STYLISH GOLDIE
Baxendaes Brde d. June 1882 Tumble Bug Imp
REGSN 4aSg 800 $50 800 800 ou,,,. ,o
LITTLE TRoUPER 500
WnnerR Hutchngs Light Brinde d. August 1851 Beach COmbe
HUSH SHANE $40 ESQ 500
R. MooNBEA APO
Wnnerclaude BeteOn Blue Bnde D., July 1851 Mixed
s sSSk cE ElfSAi s." ESQ aso ouiniea sD1so
Wnner1POn BranOns Red B. May 1850 CamerOn-Maryemma
F FUES SFx 500 s 80 ouinisla ss' $50
Fosters Brindle Nov 1851 Brook
G GETS CODY SO IS IS auinisla t'D saso
B BSNh Go BRIGHT L." $50 SEQ 00imea S'' 500
M M 1 Bns0ns Bne 3d. NO 1851 BUS Fmd-MelOdy Mill
TRADE IN $50 ~1H1t'A 'fN' El''
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CHARLEY
Covers SELECTIONS

Seventh Race: Left Road, Rivi
era and Toggle Switch. (l-2-sl
Eighth Race: Lekko, Another
WhiSk and Wheat. (3-l-6)
Ninth Race: Kenya Colony, Nat
thew Hill and Capehart 1925
Tenth Race: Delinquent, Long,
enc and Gay Gift. (S-6-D
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Key West Faces
Coral Gables In
OuGrter-FinaIs
Tonight In Miami

The Key West High
School basketball team adj
vanced to the quarterfinals
IN the District Four Glass
IA tournament with a 47-44I
victory over the Miami
Beach cagers on the Miami
Jackson hardwood last
night.
Julio Henriquez, the Con-
chs high scoring forward,
bucketed four foul shots
with but 20 seconds to-
play in the battle to clinch
the win after Key West had
trailed the Typhoons
throughout three quarters.
It marked their first road
victory of the year.
The win advanced the
Conchs one notch and put
them in the unenviable po-
sition Of facing the Coral
Gables quintet tonight in a
quarter final clash in Miami.
The Cavaliers hold an early
season verdict over Key
West and are heavy favor
ties TO eliminate the Conchs
from the tourney. The win
ner of tonight's tilt will play
the winner of the Miami
High-Palm Beach battle to-
morrow night.
Cibby Gates, with II points, and
Clynn Archer, with IL, paced Key
Vests scoring attack but 1t was
Henriquez' stirring, last minute
furry that clinched the victory for
Coach Ed Beckman's charges.
AZ the end Of the THIRD, quarter,
tke Beach had a comfortable "a
- lead when they made the mis-
take OF lifting their starting lineup
and the ConchS went on the march
10 chew UP the second Stringers.
But the time the first stringers
were back IN the ballgame, the
lead had been cut 30 a not so COM
Portable 403S. There were but four
minutes remaining in the game.
Key West managed to knot the
count %S-43 with a minute left but
q foi shot by Harry Bernard put
the Typhoofs q single point ahead
It that point.
Bernard then spoiled the advan-
tage when he fouled Henriquez who
promptly dunked a pair of charity
throws.
Bernard turned right around and
dad a repeat on Julio and he sank
both tries to ice the game.
Earlaer, the Conch attack had
Uputtered and stalled when they
sank but one field goal in the first
period. But they pulled to within
one point at the intermiSSion.
stan RoSenblatt led the Typhoons
with IS points.
The summary:
WV urECT IA1\
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By MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK R-EZzard Charles
will make a second ~ to shatter
the ancient boxing legend that
they don't come back" when he
faces heavyweight champion
Rocky Marciano in a 15-round title
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Of the Ironsyivanio saxen Junior Assoeiotion Of HE United s,o,ss
e. America
e. America

. Os6sA. MSsA. . Oserest JunSer 0sxeo
President, Frieds Hermann, 5000 Edmors,
Detroit s Michigan. Phone: We. o-372o.
vsee-President, George schuster, Jr., 1914
rdmors Ferndale. Michigan. Phone: IL
7-s2lo.
Treasurer. Henry HerrmsnA. Iso2o Ard
more; Detroit 5. Michigan. Phones: We.
Ellwoo6 City, Pa. - Junier Saxons
St.. West Miflin. Pa. Tel: Ho l-l1s5.
President. Eleanor Paul. Martin Avenue.
Ellport. Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: PLAZA
Vice Pres. Barbara Stone, Mid. Rt. No. 2.
Ellport, Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: PL s-4427.
Sec'y.. Elsie Paul, Martin Ave-. Ellport.
Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: PL 8-5l62.
Treas. Catherine Berendt, sls franklin
Ave-. Ellwood CITY, Pa. Phone: PL 1851.
LsrsSn. Ohts. - Lesatp yunSses
ssxsn C,sb.
President, Matt Wagner. soe West 22nd st.,
Tele. 3-9221-Lorain, Ohio,
Xice,P,ssident. Dale Lss. sos s.et. Court.
Tee: ssSoscLorain; Ohio;
21st Street, Tele. e-444-Lorain. Ohio.
Treasurer. Mary Lee. s5ss Baetz Court.
Aensss, r. - Asnose JunSer
Prcsident Jack wefthman, 2l2 Ninth
st. 0o0aca. Pa. Phone: Rochester lii|-R
New Oost9o. "a New Castle guuies
SaXonS.
Pres, Arlene Calhoun. sos McCleary Ave.
Tel: Oliver 8-8l94.
sec'y. Ruth Bodendorfer. 300 Mcc;sary
Ava. New Castle. Pa. Tel: Oh. l-sloA.
Salem. 0Ale - Salem Junisr osxon
C1ub
President: Catherine Sanor, q. &. No. L
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President. Richard s. Kautz. <722 orebus
Rd., Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel: Franklin 7-a3s7.
LIST Vice Pres, John Schneider. $50 z. l2stb
st.. Cleveland 8. Ohio. Tel: IL 1911.
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eth Street, Cleveland .. Ohio Tel: wood
secretary. Audrey Miller. ,14s Theodore
s.isss Maple Heights Ohio TEL; "onsr0's
Cleveland 2. Ohio. ATantic i-ss77.
Treasurer Freds Hermann. sel Summit
Canton. Onto. - Canton Saxon Junior
Club.
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S.W., Canton. Ohio. Tel: s-o8ol.
Vice Pres. aenie Kstsch, lis4 Arch Ct.
=, s !, Beverly 3 y EEL Burns. ls woodlawn Ave..
Financial sec'y.. Florence untch. Box ~
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Treas. John Krsch. so7 Berghoff. Akron.
Ohio.
Reporter. Madeline un.ch. sls Forest Ave-.
S.W.. Tel: 2-2313.
Cleveland. Ohio
CleveAnd East Junisr saxep Club.
President, John Schneider. $50 E. l2sth
St.. Cleveland 8. O. Tel. IL l-76l7.
Clsveisn nd West saxon Junior Club
Pres, Jack Middleton. il713 Nelson Court.
Lakewood, Ohio. ACadmy Iris.
Sec'y. Jean Haller. lll01 st. Mark Avenue,
Cleveland. Ohio.
Osismbss. Ohio. - Coiumbus JunSer
SaIoD Club
Pres, Richard s Kautx, era Orebus I'd,
Columbus Z, Ohio. Tel. FIR. 7-a307.
sec'y. Katy The1ss. 1857 East Whittier
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youngstown Onto. Csseofdis Misses Cho1u,
Praes., Bill Frank. q 3. Portland Ave.
Youngstown 9 Ohio.
Sekr.. Flora Palmer. l21 s. Roanoke Ave.
YOUNGSTOWN 9 Ohio
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youngstown Ohio. q. 3. 6laaneseAef
Prsss.. George Ra,ds, ST.. i7s Frsdrici
StrAsse.
sekr.. Gustav A. Tscnunn soss summs,
Str
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Cssvsaan0 eost yuaSor Osxon OAok
Prses., George krsch. $3.50 ssvshos RosA,
TEL: " l-lSal,
sekr., sars 8. schunsr sosl e.s, llsth
Str Phone RA. l-ooDl.
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CasvsisnS West aas1rtsaI Chsssa
.Praes, zoe Tttsch. $50 W.. ostb Str.
Cleveland. Ohio. Phooe Al. l-7oo4.
Sekf., Gertrude Binder, 1851 RoAfnvod
Ave-. lakewood Ohio. Phone 30. 2-7S6l.
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Clsveisn nd West saxon Junier Club
Pres, Jack Middleton, TITS Nelson Court,
Lakewood, Ohio. ACadmy l-77l3.
Sec'y. Jean Halter. lll01 st. Mark Avenue,
Cleveland. Ohio.
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Jalsn. OAts - eehe LielsekSeH
Prass, Elissbsth otrsrht. 100 tibery Str.
Salem. Ohio.
Sskr.. vrsds Hermann. 90 Summit SA.
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SsUngseoWn. o. D. Q. Sumter I'm
Prae0., -W11iam Frank. Go Flint am. 3.
9ekr.. 0eorgo to1oal. al AnaWan lanh.
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Cleveland. Ohio
CleveAnd East Junier eaxep Club
President, John Schneider, $50 Z. l26th
St.. Cleveland 8. o. Tel. Ii. l-7617.
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Praes, John Smiley. Wise Rd. NV, Can
ton, o. Tel: 3-9528.
Sekt.. Marie Beckert. 1880 18th St. NV.
Canton. o. tel: 2-9Ol3.
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Lofaln, o. {. .. 0~ossngvefein ginteaeh4
Pfaes., Michael Kirscha. 81l WoGt n 02.
Prot. Sekr.. Wilhelnina SCHNEIDER. Stop -.
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New Oosteo. ~ {. q. OamonoAas
SpeohSoUDs
Castle, Pa.
Sekr., Mrs. ]. 1~odendorfsr. McCeary Ava,
New Castle. Pa
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netreit luehlsan - I. 3. 3. K. q. vseein.
Zweig 81
Vnrsammluns teden /. Donnlrstag i'm Mo
nat. 9 Uhr abends In Carl Moses Tap Room
oo3o-43 Gratiot.
Praes., John SCHNEIDER Sr., 227S, Cush
ins, East Detroit, Michigan.
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Miles, Ohio - Z. 3. 8. Kranken.UAteF.
stuetsungs-verein. Zweit -.
P~aes., Christine Carmen. Box -, Vienna.
Ohio
= Pfct.-Sekr., Sofia Guenther. GOT Scott st.,
Niles, Ohio.
C.-V.-Sekr., Elma Enrich. S25 Buckeye
~. NV, Warren. Ohio.
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Canton, Ohio - 8. S. Ku U. Verein
Branch IL
Chicago, Ill. - 8. 8. X. U. Verein.
Zweix a.

Zweiy 2.
Versamnlung jeden dritten Donnerstaa
i' Lincoln Auditorium. 35ol North Lincoln
Ave
aes., George Gunnesch. 1922 N. Elaine
Place. Buckingham 1892.
V:ze-Praes.. Michael Taub. 1925 w. Grace
St, Avenue 3-4538.
Prot.-Sekr.. Susan SCHUYLER, 1924 N. Wilton,
La'teview $500.
Fin.-Sekr., John Schmidt. 7l2 Diversey
Pkwy. Buckingham l-l600.
Treas. John Lintz, 1886 Lincoln Park West
LircCln 9-6400.
C.-V.-Sekr, Gustav Gross. 1865 N. Spauld.
Ing. Independence 3-4218.
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Versammlung jeden ersten Samstag i'm
Monat. Z 'Uhr abends in der GermAnia
Maennerchor-Ha;le, 6l4 Denefaux Ave.
Prass.. Andrew Binder. ~ w. Aockland
t.
rrot.-sskr.. william Berg. siio Lawndale
Ave.
Yin.-sekr.. Andrew Lahrmann, 50 Z. Ale
colt st., Philadelphia. Pa.
C.-v.-Sekr.. John Enrich. IL West Olney
| Ave.
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Columbia, Ohio - e. g.. 8. Gesang unA
Kpanken.U Unit. vsrein. ZweiS 80.
vGrsammluns jeden /. Sonntag i'm Monat
i'm Sachsenheim. 823 Woodrow Ave. Tel,
Garfield 5000.
rfaes., Michael Farr Jr.. l735 Franklin
Ave. Tel. FEE. 306o.
Pros.-aekr,, Jacob Gotzmeister, 2e6 Wood
row v TIL. GA 73l7.
fC.-V.-sskr, Michael Engber. 2l3 Aanford
q. Tel. GA 33eS.