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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
HOUSES FoR sALk-tAp.
SILVER SPRINGS
TOP TOPICS
ALL OPEN / TIL 8
LARGE FAMILY HOME

MAR ST. M1CHAELe
UNEXCElLED-PR UNDER
$4,000
This is new listing featuring out
standing brick construction. large
entrance hall. spacious living room
with fireplace. family-size dining
room on first floor: three large bed
rooms and tile bath. second floor;
walk-in cedar closet. fun Easement
with shower bath, hot-water heat:
two Dorches. garages. Level lot with
dogwood trees. Near transportation,
shopping and public schools. This
Directions: Out pinsy Branch I'd 10
Philadelphia. left to Woodbury., right
on Woodbury. TO Gist, right to Sl7
Gist and "Onen, siRn.
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HOUSES Eok sALf-Mp.
WESTGATE-$2l,50o
NEW CUSTOM-BUILT
OUT BEAUT. MASS. AVE

OPEN 9 TO 6
These homes feature 3 large
!. e2-fcot living room with
RHaTSell So 5lreP nsS,n van, IAN FAN
DREAM KITCHEN. 3 large
bedrooms. full daylight base
ment, gas heat, ducts for air
Conditioning. CAN BE PUR-
CHASED WITH AS LITTLE AS
81, 100 DOWN, BALANCE LIKE
RENT. Mr. Wiener on prem
ises. WA. 7-3304.
Directions: Mass. ave. past
Western ave, continue 8 blocks
70 Baltimore. right 5 blocks.
right on Montgomery TO open
house-51lI Newport avenue.
JO6EPA kINSkY, Realtor. 81. 3-6Sll
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ISL As sSH4 4 s sRSsBo asF BSfes
aI APPROVED. $14.500
Modern, fully Diet. brick: 8 nice.
sized rms, center-entr. plan. Full
bsmt., gas heat. Only So down ia
DfR.: Out Colesville I'd. to Forest
Glen I'd, left to Tenbrook dr..
right to open signs.
HUGH T. PECK
1850 NEW HAA6P. AVE. HE. z-o&00
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LUXURY RAMBLER
DIS1sRTNrNSTrNGs

DISCRIMINATING
Near Sligo Park and Parkside Ele-
mentarv School. close-in convenient
location. This brand-new listing has
been made available to US as the
owner has been transferred and thus
oners YOU the opportunity to buy
this outstanding brick residence.
Foyer entrance. very spacious living
room with fireplace. large dining
room extra -modern kitchen. dish
Iast space. Three twin-size bedrooms,
fun baths. large closets. wall-to-
wall Competing. Finished daylight
recreation room. maids room. ga
rage. screened-in porch, huge lot.
rrieed to sell; Directions: Out Coles
to ,Brunett. right to Lorraine. veer
right to house and Open sign.
Modern as Tomorrow
Two-levei brick and redwood rambler
IN unsnrpassable appeal. 27x14 liv.
firepl.. mod. cleo. kit. with disposal
and table space. 3 twin -size bedrms. :.
Ia color tile baths, bamboo lined
beautiful all-picture window, rec. rm.
with firepl. and circular bar opening
into, an adorable patio with fish
pond. commanding Q wonderful view:
carport. This home Is completely air.
garochial schools. Directions. Out
New Hampshire ave. to Erskine. right
S 10 18th ana pl on lsd. ON On 18th pl to
Colonial Brick-$16,95O
=, 8 BEDRMs., DEN, ia BATHS
we have Just listed this outstanding
buy and 1t features In addition to
the aforementioned, large lty.
I'm: with firepl.. . separate guest
sized din. rm.. mod. fully equipped
Kit, full bsmt. with outside exit
and many. ether features, Including
STERN windows. etc. Dir: Out Coles
Vile I'd. to Forest Glen, left to
Dallas. right on Dallas to house and
open sign at 10026.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
IT, s-e67s. II no snswsr. WE. S-6ss7
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Lovely Neighborhood
Near d. C..

very ssy,,.s s.,,aesiys; lsvsl; FENCED lot,
brick Colonial with slate roof. f1II
bsmt.. inclosed side porch. alum.
storm windows and comb. doors. 1iy'
I'm. din. rm.. etc. Very close to
schools. Modestly priced, Slb,9S0.
Directions: From corner Of wis and
Western sves., south on western
ave. 70 River I'd, right to Ventpor
rda left to Little Falls parkway and
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RAMBLER, ALL BRICK
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

, bedrooms. ~ baths. hreezeway.
yard: splendid e'i home me- t commun ansr
very desirable neighbors. Priced
under $4,000 Come out Coles
Vile I'd. about . mile beyond Four
Corners. turn left ct the village
sign, ROBERT e. HEATER. Ex-
elusive Agent. JU. 9-0021; after z
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CABIN JOHN built, 4 sold. Opel
Sunday, 740z Arden I'd. New three
bedroom a Dc luxe rambler. See thi
p nSaa s1cAt Out Macarthur. blvd. Il
18th 81. right to Arden rd.
p LloYps 4. TIE 1 fsii K p b. wv NV.
GArTHERsBURq
Modern 3 bsdrms,; lFe. lot. Excel
Modern 3-bedrm. brick: 2 lots: S21.
4 lots. 75xl5o. $500 each.
Modern. new 8 bedrms.: trees; S14.'
LAYToNsvrLIE
Mod; ; bea sT Az B acres. Excel. 10
and :. ssrss: s.S.drm. hou,.
' c.EiARKsBuuRSGS'
5 bedrms.. bath. No heat. 2 lots
'''oo0 II. W. BEcRArT
PooLEsVILE HISTORIC GEM
covered with lpe ss arape 0S Das
tern on Erill, along eo-ft. porch
IRON fence sions front: moderr
bath. 5 firepls., oil h.-W.h.. opei
stairwell; walnut construction. man,
s sssasf :s s.i.sr' .. :s:: r 81
family i s .ine. q Nov a. ssre i7ssp f FSi,
described in Fsrquhar,s Historic
.e Ms,Sn,tg; g. CO. Nc g. az Sls Homes sn'
Charles II Jamison, Broker
poolesville 3oRo
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BRICK CAPE COD


BEDRMS., II BATHS
Adjacent to Our Lady OF Sorrows.
This extraordinary orick Cape Cod
features large living room 22x12.
huge dining room: large, modern
equipped kitchen: 2 bedrooms and
path on first floor. Second floor.
rooms and bath. Many extra fea-
lures such as attached garage,
porch. two firepiaces. fun bath In
basement with daylight windows and
exit. FLA approved. Owner leaving
town is sacrificing for quick sale,
Directions: Out New Hampshire ave.
on jackson to house and our Open"
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OPEN / It'll 6
SILVER SPRING
Carroll Knobs Rambler
Groom brick rambler: 3 nice bed.
rooms and bath, separate dinins
size living room with deep ceiling
fireplace. stairs to expandable attic
full basement. outside entrance
large level fenced lot: many shrubs
several trees. House In perfect con.
dition. viii accept Oh contract.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia ave. Il
Evans dr., left to Gardner ave.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
s4s5 FENToN ST. III. s-s44o
NO DOWN PAYMENT
1908 Charles road. viers Mil villase
SWheaton area mr.. MOL. and Be-
thesda HospitsD.. Almost new ram
bier. Two cheerful bedrooms. base
ment: large fenced yard. Inspect any
time. Near school and shopping
Bus at door. Priced very low. Gi or
Non-GI. Consider your present home
or auto In trade. Payments sos In
Guiding everything. Mr.. Jones, Sun.
RE. 6-7979. weekdays 10. 10000.
JAMES CARROLL. Real Estate
3119 Nichols Ave, Sc,
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8EIHESDA

ALTA VI6TA TERRACE
Brick rambler: situated for nue.
kitchen. living room with large IRE
place and picture windows, iafs
screened breezeway with attaches
oversize garage: full, daylight. base
ment with picture window and out
side entrance: 1l7-ft.. frontase, ap
prox; II, M.aers fenced T.! corner r lNt
ing distance elementary school. ps
rocilial school and new JUNO
high school. minutes to Nava
Medical Center and NH Yer,
attractively priced and financed
$500 Lindale DR.: Open house. Sat
brokers please. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
MUST SELL

3-bedrm. Colonial. liz
rm.. din. rm., modern kit, complet .
tile bsmt. divided into rec. nm !,
workshop and utility rm.: beautiful
corner lot, picket fence, shrubs;
lovely neighborhood. CT applied for.
Directions: Colesville I'd. to Old Bla-
densburg I'd lat Four Corners, left
on Old BladenshurR I'd. la mi. tn
Belvedere blvd, left to 1000,
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NORTHWOOD PARK
SfK aKn

Cory prewar brick Colonial In irumac-
ulate condition. Garage. side screened
and slassed-in porch: fireplace In
fully equipped kitchen. two large
bedrooms. tiled bath, fun basement,
storm windows. Beautiful level, tree
shaded lot. Close to elementary and
parochiai schools. Directions: Out
Colesvillc I'd. past Four Corners TO
Lorrain ave, left to Edgewood. right
to IO0l and Open" sign.
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SILVER SPRING

This gracious home ideal for earIv
American furniture: beamed ca.
thedral ceiling and fireplace in Gv
rm.. bedrIns. down, din, rm,, den,
kit. with breakfast nook, expansible
upstairs, partly finished; beautifliI
10Y With shade. Very reasonably
Directions: Colesyille I'd. to Four
corners, left on Old BladensburG i
blocks 70 10206 Ton right).
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BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
ONLY S13 95O

ONLY $I3,95U
Open ] to 6 pm, 1911 Baltimore
ave. Takoma Park. Clean as
chased another nome. has reduced
price from S14. $50 for q quick sale.
Spacious lot. full bsmt., LARGE KIT
hrepl. Here's a home with plenty
OF elbow room: 81 800 down. Drive
out Piney Branch I'd. to Eastern
ave; 0ust past D. C. line). left ID
Baltimore ave. right to 13ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

walk to elem; and par schools. 8.
6edrm. rambler Sep. din. RIM
Bright, semifin bsmt. Screens. storm
WIND. awnings, Ven. blinds incl. Open
today. 1915: 10505 Inwood ave. Dir ::
i NoTtn on Ga. ave-, right ct Dennis,
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BURNT Mills GARDENS
RAMBLER-S21 son

. IS11MbIEH-$Z1 ,0UU
Open l to 6 p.m.. I'll Northwest
drive. reduced from s25. 900 for
immed. sale. Picturesque rambler
on 2 " acre. lot, many beaut,
shrubs and shady trees, firepl.. att.
garage: 8 fine rms: only SD. 600
q mi. past Four Corners, to Ncrth.
west drive, right to home.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU. 9-1IOs 10 5.asaa
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SILVER SPRING
CLOSE-IN RAMBLER

2 UNITS-$17,5OO
NEAR WASH. SANITARIUM
Open l 70 8 pm, S403 Flower ave-.
Takoma Park. Outstanding Diet.
ON LIST a.. plus a dandy income
producing , rms. and bath terraced
apt. carport. deep lot; must be
sold. Easy, terms. Drive out Piney
branch I'd. to Flower ave. right
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orPKR MONTE. Co, ct boyds O.
bedroom rambler. iuii basement e.
S1z,960.
0aithershurg, Md.--one acre with
gorgeous rambler. 3 bedrms.. recre-
alton rnl.. full basement, gear ga
rage, S31. 900.
MRS GAIL WADE do BECK, Broker.
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$500 ALLEdHENY AVE.
Neat coy bungalow. 8 nice rooms
bath. Porch. Bsrnt., oil heat. Leye
lot. Beaut. garden. Priced right
good terms. Quick possession. Ewes.
HA. 3-13S3.
PRESS REALTY CORR. sT. s-ss1e
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DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. ave. ex-
,; :saded: left On Franklin Ut. 70 4504
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WHEATON,. open today TIL g. a50s
Harrell st.--Brick rambler. 3 bed
rooms. electric kitchen, fireplace,
basement; near schools and trans
portation. GI appraised. S1b.7b0
By OWNER, VIII, 6-Q576.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Hurricane Set to
Face Hal Johnson

Tommy Hurricane Jackson.
back in contention for Rocky
Marcianos world heavyweight
title. has an important 10 round
engagement with Harold Johnson
at the Philadelphia Arena Friday.
In as much as Jackson is to
make his DEBUT in PhillY ring.
he wants TO make IL a mem
orable one. Promoter Herman
Taylor wants the fight TO be a
memorable one. also for this is
the first time he has been able
TO corral the Hurricane" under
his promoiional banner.
Consequently, Jackson. one OF
the most colorful fighters IN the
business. has hid himself away
at a Summit. NJ. training camp.
There he will be away from
humanity" as the Hurricane
terms it. and will concentrate
strictly on getting himself into
the finest condition of his career.
"Hurricane" must be ready. or
johnson. the number one con-
tender for Archie Moore's light
heavyweight crown. will see to
il that the Hurricane Is slowed
down to breeze. again.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Painter Bout Wednesday
Big Test For Sugar Roy?

as world welterweight and mid
dlewcight champion, he can give
any middleweight in the business
today a rough evening. including
the present titleholder, Carl
(Bobo) Olson.
The former champs explosive
offensive against Ola was rem
iniscent OF the deadly authority
with which he ruled the welter-
weights and the middlewelghtS
He worked his combinations
with surprising effectiveness to
demolish Ola. who holds two
victories over able al Andrews.
Painter Will provide the acid
test. The Salt Lake City Slugger
is young. strong and experienced.
He has the busy. crowding, maui
ing style that is calculated to
give Robinson the most trouble.
A baffler who has never been
decked in II pro duels. Panfer
has no fear of Robinson. He it
confident that he can whip the
former iiileholder.
Robinson knows that this is
big test. for he is risking a direct
comparison with Olson who won
on KO in eight rounds over
Pane. last November Olson
couldn't floor Painter.
Inde q the match was close
until cut over Painters eye
impelled the referee to stop the
match.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Claims First Fist
:iqht in25OO B.C.

Of Ralph Walton in lOis seconds
twith the count included) OF the
first round back in September OF
1916,
Boxing clubs. however. today
are finding themselves in rut
for top talent since the financial
aspect is not SO conelv as far as
fighters are concerned.
Nerv few fighters can make
over 5000 a fight except those
who are main evenierS fighting
on ielevision and receiving COM
pcnsation on that end
There are an estimated 1000
boxers IN America and figures
show that only about one out Of
cverv len are working full time
In the fight game
Thmiy-SiN countries today rec
ognize boxing as a major sport
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

Sugar Ray Robinson. whose
fistic stock has zoomed sharp
ly upward since his kayo
over rugged Ted
Ola. will be out to establish
himself once more as a major
middleweight contender when
he battles Garth Painter at the
Olympia Wednesday night.
Nick Londes. director OF pro-
motions for the Olympia. has
lined up another outstanding
supporting card-but the big
magnet will be the fabulous
Robinson. one Of the finest
fighting men OF any era.
II Robinson is anywhere close
TO the dazzling form ne displayed
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
MAJOR LEAGUES KILLING
RACE PROFESSIONAL BALL?
(ampy, Jackie Agree

Campanella's remarks were
made in answer 10 a query from
the magazine on the subject,
will Negroes Dominate Base
ball?' Other baseball figures who
commented included Branc h
Hickey. Frank Lane, and Jackie
Robinson.
Branch Hickey, boss OF the
Pittsburgh Pirates, said that all
he wants is IAN excellent team"
in Pittsburgh and "if such team
would win, I'd be proud of it il
every player on the club was an
Eskimo."
The future OF Negroes in base
ball doesn't need any more spec
iai attention than the future of
the men of any color Hickey
adued. The future OF the Amer
ican Negro in baseball will take
care Of itself"
Frank Lane, General Manager
OF the Chicago White Sox. point
ed out that the ratio of populs-
ton between white and Negro
IL this country makes il nearly
impossible" for the Negro TO
dominate major league baseball.
There just aren't enough Negro
boys compared with white lads
TO have teams mostly made up
of Negroes" Lane stated.
Jackie Says Piece
Jackie Robinson. the first play
er 10 break the color bearer in
the big leagues, agreed that the
Negro will not dominate base
ball.
The number OF Negro players
in the majors can never compare
with the number Of whites" he
told SEE" because at most there
is a relatively small number Of
colored kids playing the game as
compared to white youngsters"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

Double Win
Rare Feat

OREEN SbOhO, n. L. Ak
College ace lefhander. Malvin
Searcy OF Summerfield. pitched
his team TO two victories over a
Fayetteville State Teachers nine
last Monday. April 25. here at
Memorial Stadium.
The Aggies won the first a
completion Of one ending in a
3-all stalemate at Fayetteville
two weeks ago, 4-3 in l3 innings.
and the nightcap. a seven inning
affair. 26-0.
The rare double victory. the
first known in CIAA baseball
action, was accomplished after
Searcy relieved Frederick Taylor,
highlander. who was on the
mound when the interrupted
game began today.
Taylor retired the side in the
bottom Of the ninth but gave way
to pinch hitter in the 10th.
Searcy was also a batting hero
in the first encounter. He Sacri-
feed home Walter Parker who
had tripled in the top OF the 18th
frame. This turned out to be the
winning run.
Searcy had little or no diff
Guilty in the second engagement
in giving up a lone single. He
tired in the end Of the fifth and
Fred Taylor took over there.
blanking the Teachers in the two
remaining innings.
The Aggies currently leading
the CIAA flag race have won
all eight games played this sea
son, six OF them conference scraps.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
SPORTS
MIRROR
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK. (GLOBAL) The
rgan.ae of the Penn Relays IN
Philadelphia last week end brings
back al ost. OF memories to US
tld-tnmers
II reminds us OF John B.
TAYLOR who was The first great
llsuro athlete the University OF
Pennsylvania ever had. He
was great quarter miller and
was on the 1908 Olympic team.
Penn didn't have another Ne
r.o track sta until 1918 when
DCwev Roger. waS a star quar-
lernjlci and Willis Cummings.
, now Nm, York dentist, was
tspis|n * the Cross Country
Tam
Bw N'c>c ceenis also remind
q, mat cycn though Penn had
IS ilack stars. they wouldn't al
Low Negroes on their football
team
When Yours Truly attended
'aue IN 1919. despite the fact
iDst ] bad been named All
|Ameligan al Brown University
and had one more year Of col
'eaie football 10 go. the Ath-
pNc Director wouldn't give me q
|sJ, and said as long as he was
fnerc no Negro would be allow
r. on the football team.
Coach Bob Folwell. who later
coached al Navy. Bert Bell.
then the team captain. now
Commissioner of the National
Football League; and Lou Little
ene Of the teams stars. now
Coach al Columbia University.
oil went 10 bat for me. but il
was no use.
Il IS interesting to look back
n 'hese things from the vantage
P2.ni OF our present enlightened
Filzalion. Bert Bell. Lou Little
fho Bob Folwcll. all truly great
fpoFismcn have made their mark
Y The sports world. What was
he Name of the Athletic Director
Penn that year? Honestly, !
feni remember.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
The Joe Louis | Remember.
Told by Vet Sportswriter

Dempsey. Cannon's personal
history of the rise and decline
of Joe Louis is not to be found
in the files or the books.
AS Cannon puts it, the story
he has to tell is "out of my mind
and my heart
The writer reveals in his Sport
feature that Joe considers the
Max Baer fight the greatest night
OF his life. and his encounter with
Arturo Godoy his worst fight.
But. THE Joe Louis | Rcmem-
bcr" is not merely the account
of Louis in-the-ring. II Is the
story Of a man who could sleep
peacefully a half hour before a
fight II is the story Of man
who was SO admired and respect
ed as a fighter and as a human
being that those who finally van
quished him in the ring could
feel no JOY
L didn't get a kick out of il"
Marciano said. Il didn't like it,"
II is the story of a man who
brought a decency, an integrity.
a cleanliness TO a business that
can be as dirty as they come.
IL is the story of man whose
courage and honesty trans
gressed the confines of the fight
ring. so that he was loved and
worshiPped by fans in a sport
where hero-worship is rarity.
The kids in the streets OF the
noighborhood in Cincinnati where
Ezzard Charles lived hooted al
him when he was champion OF
the world "They didn't like me"
he SAID. because of what done
to Joe
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

NEW YORK The major leagues
ale rapidly cxhausting their sup
ply of Negro baseball talent by
v eakening the Negro profession
al leagues, asserted Brooklyn
Dodger star Roy Campanella. in
an article in the current issue OF
SEE Magazine. released this
week
The major leagues have al
ready taken the cream OF the
crop" from the Negro pro
leagues. Campanella declared in
the article. THAT was the one
solid source of Negro talent"
SEE quotes Campanella as
Stying: The Negro leagues are
in trouble now because the col
ored fans have shifted their in
tcrest TO major league colored
stars
Answers Opery
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

Two Miller High thinclads
made history last Thursday.
but il won't be recorded in
the books of the Metropolitan
League.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Many Activities
AT Huron-CIinton
many activities. 74.7

many activities. 7<-7
This May will be a month OF
'hrsts'in Hu ron Clinton Metro
politan Authority Parks with
most activities ahead Of schedule
thanks TO early warn weather.
The flowers that bloom in the
spring. ira-ls. are earlier than
ever. and provided a good show
May Day MAY -.
Peak bloom of Lower Huron
Metropolitan Park redbud groves
and Kensington Metropolitan
Park dogwood are assured for
Mothers Day, MAY 8.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Mays on 6 Mags

NEW YORK (ANP)-Cover boy
Willie Mays has been featured by
six magazines in the short space
OF one month
The Amazing Alabama flash Is
good copy and the mag writers
are eating him up. But each one
has a different angle on the kid
and when you put them al
together. there may be some idea
Of what kind Of fellow Willie
really IS
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

Clip Shotput
Mark, Tie
100-Yard

Two Miller High thinclads
made history last Thursday.
but il won't be recorded in
the books Of the Metropolitan
League.
They are Ermin CrownlsY,
ais pound shot pufter. who
tossed the l7-pound ball So feet.
inches. bsfiering the league
mark by an inch; and Jerry
Green who tisd the Metro 100
yard mark Of s.s seconds.
The League. however. recog-
nizes only records made IN cham
pionship competition
In competing against I'D High,
Miller copped a one-sided VIC
tory. 1927. while the unofficial
records were being made in the
dual meet
The losers took only four places
-one second. a tie for second and
two thirds.
Percy Rollins was the polnt
getter. raking up l8 points with
firsts in the two hurdle races and
the pole vault plus second IN
the broad jump Green had 1914.
Besides the 100, he won the
220 and broad jump. also run
ming sprint relav leg
Other Competition
Central won the half-mile rolsv
and nipped Redford by third
Of a point. 54as 20 54is
High-pointer Bill Stephens, who
anchored the relay. also took the
100. 220 and high jump
DENLY took II OF l3 events
while beating Csss, 1880 Mac
kenzie slammed the low hurdles.
pole vault and mile TO defeat
Western. $3.50
Northwestern whipped Cody.
62-47 with jim McCarty scoring
1914 points. Walter Num- made
l3 points and Ralph Donaldson
70 as Southwestern downed Mum
ford 1858.
Northern 3esien
Ed Mcqueen led IN the hurdles
and pole vault and ran on the
winning relay for 1914 points.
Pershing tripping Northern, 7ois
10 3S "a. Eastern beat Southeast
ern. 60-49.
Hamtramck swept the high
jump and edged Catholic Central.
53-5l.
DENLY PLAYERS dropped only
two games while beating Cass.
so, IN tennis Cass defeated
Wright. Al
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
By BAKER E. MoRTEN

CHICAGO CAMP At the
height Of a bloody war known
as the Siege OF Troy, two gallant
soldiers had dispute
Pondering relieiouslY for an
outlet 10 their Illustrations they
finally cleared away a spot.
cast aside their fighting i'm
plemenis and squared off for
what was the first recorded
fist fight in history. The year
was $500 BIC.
UnofficiallY Introduced
Thus was boxing unoficially
introduced TO the world So great
ly was the response 10 boxing
that TODAY a has become the
most world.rcnowned sport m
existence. promoting more inter.
national events. programs and at
tracing more fans than most
other athletic contests known.
Adopting the Marquis Of
Queensberrv Rules IN 1868 the
sport was purely a matte OF
barc-knucks uniil 1918 wh.n
gloves were introduced
Jack Burke and Audy Bowen
hold the record for the longest
fight on record. On Aprll 8, 1898
they duelled ll0 rounds in a
fight that lasted seven hours and
10 minutes only 10 end as mo
contest
Shortest Fight
In contrast. the shortest tght
recorded is Al Coutre'S Knockout