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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURy 1e49 station wagon;
$3.50. 1851 2-df. de luxe Chevrolet.
Sb2b. One owner. BR. s-e220
MERCURY '55 Montclair hardtop
coupe; power steering and brakes.
tinted glass, 2-tone paint. all ae-
cessortes, 5000 miles. Can't b
told from new. Cost 81. 600. will
take q trade .476 or best offer.
MERCURY 1855 station wagon;
company offieial car: brilliant q
tone green finish: power brakes,
Mereomatie drive. radio. heater.
tinted glass and all the extras.
The 4-door model, seats for s
passengers. Eew-ear title goes with
MooRE-GREAR MOTORS, Lincoln
Mercury Dealer, 6033 Wis. ave,
en- 2.2060, 400 Conn. ave. EN-.
2-5600.
MERCURY 1858 Custom sport Sc
dam immaculate Atlantic blue I'm
ish. r.. h.. Mereomatic dr., seat
covers. etc. Q real family car
oriced so you may buy. To-day this
one-owner special. $1,495.
Montgomery StubbS
LYNCoLN-MERCURY DEALER
S7lb Biadensburg Rd. AP. 7-2e29
Ill
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FORD ,65 TUDOR: heater, turn SiE-
out 1886. 1ISER. ISTas.ssSS sPRiNG ip1pSs Io. ).
Z ToH CoI& nc. 1907 Lew, hwy
sas s. M afsl sii. spss Md 10
|F0KD 81 cony. / and h.. Fordo-
matte. NV. tires. Cont. Fit, yellow
fSh CIV ysse ssRaso asE oas sIesE ssg So ise ssy
sil. spgs Nd. 80. e-i5o0.
FORD So VS. Victoria; {. and b.
auto trans: Wv. tires. dual ex.
leather interior. Save 81 900 or
6stkis one at S2.195. low down pay,
p1ent. bank financing. MeNElI
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WHEELER. INC.

Observation-Disclosures,
LAR0EST WASHINGTON DEALER
4600 wisconsin Ave. En-. 2-lO20
CHRXSLER s54 New Yorker Dc luxe
sedan: like new: fully. euuip: pvt.
owner. Must sell today. 81. .lb0
or best otfer. Call To. 2-oi35.
cHnYsLER 1883 windsor club
coupe: All extras. power steering
and brakes: IKE new. Sl.295.
THAcKER MOTORS. 18th and r.
i. ave. NE. Ia. 6-6580
DE SOTO '4e A-door: black: nice:
~ md b: p. C, irspecticl. Pvt.
81 tie car ct 652 Pc. ave. 81;
OF tbTo 81 de luxe 4-dr.: naWiess
enErhld green. equipped with GUS
cs1&ARznceE sAET. ssasE ss;snss ssas: tssds s
el1d terms. KIRK MOTOR CO..
AQ14 Ca. ave. IA. 0-46Q0. 10
on E6TO '51 4-docf sedan: !. and
M Iitto. trans; orig. gray finish:
pl||Net cond.s &695,
H5YAL MOTORS, INC.
Observation-Disclosures.
400 Ca. Ave. NV ia. $4,000
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FORD 80 convertible CuStoniinS
VS.. x1.59Q; beautiful blue: black
TOD Wv. tires: Fordonatie; HOR-
NEEs BUICK. downtown. iii
FORD 1854 convertible: beautiful
sea mist green finish, sparkling e.
the extras. Try IL today, oniy
&1,4ep. .MOORE-GREAR MOTORS
Lincoln Mercury Dealer, B033 VIA
ave. en-: 2-2060i 400 Conn. ave,
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LINCOLN '62 Capri hardtop con.
yertibie; 2-tone finish. Dexter graz
body, India ivory top. r.. hg dual
range fydramatic dr.. W.-W. tires,
e-tone interior. rear speaker Plus
other Lincoln Iuxurtes. A wise buyer
win snap this 1ne car up quick
for only $l.395.
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DODGE 1850 club coupe; equipped
Auid drive, very clean; finest con.
per mo. WOLFE MOTORS. 1881
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. S-0l42.
--11
DODGE '49 convert: heater. new
top; viii make firat-class second
car; $2g6. SILVER SPRING MO.
TOR CO.. INC, 1902 Es-W. hwy
Sat Ga. ave.l, sii. sps.. Nd. ~
FOkD so Custom IS. rordor: +
and h., oFerdriye; rich blue finish
like neWs only S76 down. SILVER
SPRING MOToR Co, INC, l00s
E,-W. hwy. tat Ga. aFe.1. Sill. Spg,
Md, Ju. 0-4O00.
FORD SO Fairiane town SEDAN
Fordomatic. r. and b.. Wv. tires
extras. Like new. DE. 2-4391. Iii
FORD SO Thunderbtrd: red: 4,00C
MI; $685.. excellent condition;
private owner. EN-. 2-600S. I'll
FORD '53 Customiine ss's Victoria
2-tone finish with custom interior
has r. and h.. Wv. tires ant
many other accessories this cal
has been garage kept and lpokl
like new special today, 81. .245.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1900 Pa. Ave s.E- LII. 2-gs27
II ~
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AUToMoBIIEs FOR SAFE

HUDSON 1854 Jet: r. and b.; new
tires: low mileage; excel cond,
Between 6:30-sta0 pm, IA. s.
HUDSON '49; excel. transp.: $IgB,
no money down. BURROWS MO.
TOR CO., INC, 900 M 81. Sc. IL.
4.G30O, ---i2
HUDSON 1851 Hornet: 2-tone paint.
7. and h: auto. drive. good tires
mechanically perfect; clean body,
Guaranteed Of course, 80 days
SB45,
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. AVE. UN. 4-3la0
Ask for Mr, Hakes ---10
JAOuAR '52 4-dr.; Sparkling black
finish. r and h.. beautiful leather
upholstery very clean / owner.
WHEELER, INC.
ER-PLYMOUTH-IA IMPERIAL.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4S00 wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-I02O
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FORD 81 convert, Wv. tires:
tinted glass. Fordomatic, r.. H..
4 sF1s "a 'aS, e. bissk sls.a .sapP; one owner;
FORD s52 Custom ss6's Tudor; r.. h..
and accessories: smart, Best offer,
After 8 PM, La. 6-0603.
|fOhD 1888 convertible: original
blue fnish, black top; almost new
white-waiI tires; Fordcmafic drive,
radio and heater See and drive IL
today. Special SI,Ieg. MOORE.
GREAR MOTORS. Lincoln- Mercury
Dealer. 5g33 Wis. ave, I'm g
2050; 400 Conn. ave, EN. g-5500
FORD 1852 convertible; ORIGINAL
factory finish, all leather Interior;
white wall tires. radio. heater.
Eordomatic drive. A real steal at
this price, $TSg. MOORE~CREAR
MOTORS, Lincoln Mercury Dealer.
1033 Wis. ave, EN-. 9-20bnl; 400
Conn: ave, EN-, 2-6500.
FORD "a Cpstomiine VS. Ranch
WaeDn: Furdonatic radio. heater
beautiful 2-tone fflish and interior
Ike new. one owner: very low mile
age. best buy of the month: only
$f.b96. safety tested for YOUR pro.
lection s0-dhy written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OldS)
WIS. AND ELLICoTT sT. NV.
kk. 1-13os 9-9 Closed Sundays
10
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EHNXELER 1858 New Yorker de luxe
snort sedan: Biscayne blue Anifh
r, ~. automatic dr., Wv. tires,
power steering and brakes, tinted
glass, custom seat covers etc: low
mi. 1-ouLer, luxury car, prieed g
Montgomery StubbS
LINCo1.N-sGERCuRY DEALER
t71b Biadenshurg Rd. AP. 7-292a
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AvToMosILEs FoR SALE

LINCOLN 40 Cosmo. 2-dr.; black;
E;-y; We tifss; c6s :. aRS ,,aH =; ., see. HpE q.
ave. ne. at 9th. II. 6-646i.
LINCOLN 1854 Capri hfrdtop clut
coupe; 2-tone Ereen with match
hydramatic, power steering, brakes,
Away seats: E-Z-Eye Glass; 9, ,00o
actual miles; positively immaculatf
fully guaranteed; less than half OF
ORIGINAL cost. $2,695, trade, terms.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wisconsin
ave NV. EN-. 3-0142 Ill
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AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE


FORD '6b Fairiane VS. Tudor; 2
I tone, Fordomatie; seat covers,
heater. co. 5-2226. ---16
FORD '54 CustomlIne .s'' Tudor g
tone finish with contrastins GUS
tom interior. Fordomattc, r.. and
h. turn signals. garage kept looks
Ike brand-new: only S1,345.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-gg47
FORD "a Crestline VS. convert.
beautiful Coral finish; black top.
fully equip: T. and H., auto. trans. ;
very. low MI. don't buy anything
! until you have looked at this bar
TON CORP, Indoor Showroom,
a01b N. Moore St., Arl., (RosRlynl
Va. IA. S-3030. --l2
FORD 81 convertible: ofiginal. ..et
black finish. w.-w. tires. r. and h.,
new top, completely oyerhauled mo-
tor; . beauty st only $685.,
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CHRYsIlER So Windsor eonyertihle:
rev top, Wv. tires. beautiful me-
dfum 6iue finish. Clean. owner
Worthwhile guarantee. Sale price
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FORD IS Pairlane Tudor: yadll
and heater: Fuxd's hissest .Sl
model and only $is9&5l Car NO
16e7-A. 2O-day warranty. MON
ROE FORD. 500 Wis. ave. NV,
WOs 10000. Open ewes. tn 0 pm
FORD '66 Victoria; s MI: full,
equip. viii disc. 500 for old car
1926 Conn ave, M. 2-2al0 Ill
FORD 81 Taunus Tudor sedan: /
4 low mi. beauty that viii gtpe vol
maximum savings. Up to a6 mile
Hspet gal. d steal at S695. MASH
ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor show
. room. 2015 NJ Moore st.. Art.
tRossiyn1 va, "a. S-agls0 ~:
FORD s62 CustonAiine ss6's Ford0r
ehimnnerfne hlack finish, contrast
Ing seat covers. heater, overdr.
Z etc. one-owner low W-miieaee cal
Al extremeiy good cond. through
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
f73s Good Hope nd. e,E. LII 1905,
a5 s. r. -. "A
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FORD 80 Custom .'e'' Tudor; fully
ssa1Di ssssmDsiy nsS sooa sond: enS = viii III max. a "a
perfect End car for only s42b.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. s.E. Lu. 1-e847
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LINCOLN i95z Cosmopolitan hard
Radio. heater. hydramatic, Wv.
tires; very clean: low mileage; S1.-
Grady Motors Corp.
7sos Wis. AVE. OIL. f74oo
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'53 FORD
1886

NO Cash NEEDED
Best buy anywhere. not cutie perl
feet For credit approval.
T1TT u l1Nn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LlNcoLN-MERcUkY DEALER
|37l5 Bladensburs Rd. AP. 7-2e2.
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RORD 1852 Custom "s's Tudor; Z,
and b.. Fordomatic, sun visor, 2.
tone green finish; local ofleiAp,
car: 29.000 actual miles: owners
name On request; S996; sMvEE Il.,s
E.-W. hwy. Cat Ga. ave.l, Sll. Epg.
Nd. JU. 9-A5O0.
FORD ,53 Victoria: r. and h., Ford.
omatie, new Wv. tires, seat eov-
ers: 1,2e5 SILVER SPRING NO.
TOR CO., INC, 1909 E.-W. hwy.
Sat Ga. afe.l, sil. Spg.. Md ju
FCRD '55 Customiine s:s:s Tudor;
STONE Anish with contrasting seat
covers, Fordcmatic. I and h. q
one-owner. low-mileage car; looks
like new: special today, SI.096.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1896 Good Hope Rd. s.E. Lu. i-ee47
LII
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BIZ ROSS

FORD SO Custom VS. Tudor: r. and
his 0sdGsssic o0s ssss dn 0s1T svsR paiis sPRNo S1
MOTOR CO., INC, 1909 Es-W hwy.
lat Ca. aye.l, sil. Spe.. Nd. 10.
A-4600.
FORD So Mainline "e.' Tudor: 3D.,
r. h.. sig.. clean. blue: S7T5 or
best cash offer: orig. owner. Apt
e1o. 2811 Adams NH I'd. NV,
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FORD 1855 Thunderbird: the most
unusual sport car In town: has
tops one hardtop and one con-
yertible: must be seen and driven
70 be appreciated. call TU. e-A2O0.
FORD 81 Crestiine S-cyl con
Sertihle: FcrdomatIc,. Z. and n
Contsnental wheel. fully equip; wai
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1897 IRVING ST. NV. AD. 4-s50(
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cHRYsLER '52 Imperial sedan: b
|s1WHEFIER. INC.

CHNTSLER-PIYM OUTH-IMPERfAI.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-fD20
CHKKsLERS-I5l Windsor 4-dr. Sc
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RYsLER-rLYMCUIH-IMPERIAI,
$500 Wisccnkin ave. KM. 2-l020
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CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-IMPERIAl,
ls hA1qEsT q WAsHaNoToES N, ~ MI psaII8 sa.II8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Walt jenkins
Roar. as Lion

Three players have been
drawing Special attention" in
the Detroit Lions training
camp in Ypsilanti.
Two, who are playing new
positions this season, have
been the talk" Of the camp
for over two weeks, Halfback
Sits, of UCLA, a defensive
stalwart last year, whose bril-
liant running and play in the
offensive backfield has won
applause.
The other is Sherwin Can
dee. defensive end for three
years, who has been shifted to
the right linebacking spot
vacant upon trade Of Tavern
Torgeson.
While he has been playing
more than averagely, Walt
Jenkins, Wayne tackle. last
week has caused the camp to
buzz upon his brilliant work
at both middle guard and de-
fensive end.
Vet observers opine that
Jenkins get across the scrim-
mage lire and into the often
sive backfield faster than any
Lion defender in several sea-
sons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Aston Moy
Get Recall

Tom Aston, first baseman, and
Charley Peete. outfielder, are
highly regarded by the ST. Louis
Cardinals.
They are with tho Cardinal
farm club. Omaha. Aston was
purchased a couple of years ago
in q 100000 deal from San
Diego Of the Pacific Coast
League.
Big Luke Easter is among the
homerun leaders and run pro-
ducers in the league. But the
Charleston first baseman, still
plagued by knee trouble, does not
have too optimistic prospects for
returning to the majors.
He is former first baseman for
Cleveland. Earl Battey, catcher
for the last-place Senators, is the
property Of the Chicago White
Sox and is a conner.
Pitcher Bill Powell has twice
failed in his bid 10 win q pitch
ing berth with the Cincinnati
Reds.
Denver and Louisville do not
have Negro players.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Pitching Man by Safch GHssess

Here. too, are some of the
players who played with Paige,
including Gibson and two
finger" Eustsce Wilson and
Jackie Robinson. the first Ne
gro player TO make the majors.
Also interviewer is the story OF
how Paige got his nickname from
hauling satchels in a Mobile train
depot, as well as tales of his
major accomplishments such as
the 10000 miles a year he has
travelled pitching from spring
through summer and winter in
the United States, Central and
South America.
II you like simple, humorou.
reading, you'll like ''Pitchin
Man" written by the man who
said he has pitched so many no
hit games IT disremember the
number.
''Pitchin' Man." will gas" you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20


Nick Londss. director Of pro-
motions. points out that the
Ryff-Lopes duel is one Of the
most soughi-sffsr matches In
boxing today. He negotiated
several weeks 10 land this prize
battle for Detroit.
Few youngsters have ever
come UP faster than Ryff. A
nationally acclaimed Code
Gloves champion, he has contin-
ued his brilliant success in the
pro ranks by winning his first II
professional bouts.
Among his victims are Ralph
Dupas. Orlando Zuleta, Richie
kid Howard and Dennis Pat
Brady. His victory string ended
on a disputed split decision to
Dupas in a rematch earlier this
year.
The Boxing Writers Associa-
tons named him Rookie OF the
Year" in 1854.
Lopes, a Sacramento lCaD
campaigner, started fighting for
pay in 194e. but only hit stride
this year. He has scored series
Of smashing victories, including
featherweight champion Sandy
Saddler, Ted (Red Top) Davis
and Percy Bassett.
Lopes has won 81, fought two
draws and lost seven.
Ryff is currently rated No. =
among the lightweights while
Lopes is No. 8. The winner will
almost certainly move up a notch
or two in the standings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Eagles to Test
Lions Friday

YPSILANTI.-With the often
sive line that paved the way for
the Detroit Lions to lead all NFL
teams in scoring in the 1854 race
still intact, Coach Buddy Parker
expects again to field a team
that can move the ball this sea-
son and probably will get a hint
Of such in their first exhibition
game against the Philadelphia
Eagles Friday in Dallas, Texas.
The Lions scored 1877 points
in IL games in 1854. for a ISL
point average.
Whereas, the team was hit in
other spots by retirements, serv-
ice calls, and other losses, the
offensive line escaped almost
without exception.
Back in force are Lou Creek
muir, 8 IT,. 4 inch. 250-pound four
time All-Pro tackle; Dick Stanfel,
6 IT,, 2 inch, 240-pound co-cap-
tain elect. a two-time All-League
choice; Harley Sewell, 8 IT,.
inch, 240-pound two-season reg
ular; Charley Ane, 6 IT,, 2 inch,
a 265-rounder who is developing
into one of the games best
blockers, and last, but not least,
center Andy Miketa, the Fight
ing Midget" at 6 IT,. l inch and
205 pounds.
Parker has inserted Jim Dorsn
At the left offensive end post
and the move should give the
Team even m orc offensive
punch ~ the Iowa State star In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Natl AAU
to
Vie at Metro

National A. A. u. long distance
swim races at Metropolitan Beach
on Saturday will have some Of
the strongest women swimmers
Of the United States and Canada
as contestants.
Their three mile swim for
senior womsn's long distance
individual and team titles viii
start If 2 pm. over q quarter
mile course at The east end OF
the beach. sffording ample
space for spectators.
The junior national "A. u.
mems individual and team race
Of four miles, limited to swim
mers who have never won an
A. A. u. title, will also take place
at 2 pm. over an adjacent course.
Tho women's City Club will
defend Ifs team title against
strong competition from Lsf-
aYsfts. the Detroit Turner's. the
Huntington tInd.) YMCA. Ham
ilton (onf.) Aquatic Club. the
Riviera Club Of indianapolis.
and Patricia Ssndsrson. holder
Of many New York City area
titles.
Trophies and medals will be
by the Huron-Clinton
Authority and Roy
Pouliot, chairman Of the Michi-
gan A. A. u. swimming commit
tee, will award official A. A. u.
patches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Toledo Sox Have
Three Hopefuls

The Toledo Sox has three
players that will merit league
consideration.
Jim Pendlsfon. who was q
utility ouffislder with the
Milwaukee Braves for two
seasons. has been with the
Sox since Juns.
He boasts q batting mark
around .280, which may be
enough to warrant recall by
the Sox or draft choice by
some other major league club.
Certain TO be recalled, per
haps before the end Of the sea
son ia Humberto Robinson,
slender Pansmanisn righthsn-
der.
Since coming 10 the team In
early June, Robinson has COM
piled a sparkling record Of 8
wins, 2 losses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

Monte Irwin three home runs,
II doubles and one triple, driv-
Ing home 20 runs. In his first
seven games with the Millers,
Irwin batted over 100.
The only Negro on the Mime
spolis roster, Monte is 'consid-
cred the most popular player on
the team. Minneapolis fans have
way about becoming enamored
Of Negro players.
\ Generally considered the most
popular player in Miller history
was Ray cambridge, the veteran
lnflelder, who performed from
1881.
Seek to Vindicate
Monte, hopes, of course. for a
chance to vindicate himself with
Inc New York Giants. After the
most mrilliant season of his
career in 1851 when he hit .3l2
ind drove in 12l runs to pace the
1lants to the National League
nag, Irwin suffered the tragic an
ne injury in spring training the
following season.
|, Although he hit 1920 and drove
"a W runs, Irwin never quite re-
alned the brilliancy that was his
before he suffered his heart-sear-
Ing injury.
He only hit. 1882 for the pen
hl.ant-winning Giants in 1854. With
me Giants slumping this year,
ne was sent down the river to
the Millers.
II ne fails to get another shot
win the Giants. Irwin has a good
e :, Of being snapped up in
'ne draft by some other National
VI American League team.
Other Prospects
Meanwhile, there are other
soOd major league prospects in
' ~ Association. Rene Valdes, the
ss, : Cuban highlander for
ot Paul, is bidding for a chance
win the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Used primarily in relief during
we first half Of the season, Valdes
,,ecently swas given opportunity
r" start and turned in three QUICK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

Coach Ray Elliott repeatedly
stated that his hopes for a sue
cessful season were practically
ruined since most Of the teams
key plays were built around the
ability Of Caroline. The speedy
halfback had worked out in
spring training.
Caroline gained practically
all all-Amsriean honors as a
freshman back in 1883.
Hampered by injuries last sea-
son, he failed to regain his speed
or ability, then dropped out OF
school at mid-term.
Repeatedly, his decision to drop
out during the second semester
came after he attended a funeral
for a relative.
Caroline's eligibility to play
was also questioned before the
gridiron season last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

batted 1856 last season as an out
fielder with Class c Northern
League, Grand Forks, N. d.
The other tan member is Ar
thur Williams. a highlander who
won Q and lost 3 for Idaho Falls
last season before going to Visa
Liza.
The Detroit Lions. who have
had two Negroes on their ros-
ter. broke two prseedsnis In
the National League draft late
In January By selecting two
race players NJ one time. In
Guiding . Detroit product.
They were tackle Walter Jen-
kins Of Wayne University. and
Elijah Childers, a tackle from
Prairie View. Texas, both of
whom have played brilliantly in
training camp at Ypsilanti.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

'pifchin' Man. IL the story Of
"saich's" struggles. sxsrisncss
and achievements. II 10 . sim
pie and fascinating tale loaded
with facts about fhs man who
ovsrcsms both age and racial
hsndicnps 10 gain q place
among the immorisls Of base
ball.
The reader viii see Paige as
a boy in his native Mobile. Ala,
where he engaged in numerous
rock-throwing episodes with
neighborhood kids.
He also sees the veteran pitch
er as a youthful member of the
Pittsburgh Crswfords Of the Me-
gro baseball league, the team on
which he and Josh Gibson star
red, and eventually became the
best battery in the league.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

The Detroit Firemen's Baseball
League will make Annual Player
awards the 33rd Annual Detroit
Firemen's Field at Briggs Sta
dunn, Aug. 1921.
/ The following players will be
presented awards: Bill Strike,
most valuable player; David
Steplitus. leading pitcher; Ronny
Wall, leading catcher; Bill Mon
fills, leading outfielder; Eddie
Fisher, leading infielder; Walter
Petro, leading hitter; Tom Papp,
leading base stealer; David Step
illus, no-hit game.
Andy Daley will also be pre-
sented the William w. Cruick-
shank Memorial Trophy as the
Manager of the Year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Black Yankees Nip
Battle Creek, 80

Jimmy Proctor, the young
Washington, ID. C., hurler OF
the N. Y. Black Yankees
pitched z and ard hitless in
ninEs in defeating the Arch
way Cookies. State champions.
at Battle Creek, Mich, 80 last
week.
In all the Cookies got two
scratch singles against the
talented yeunssfsr.
Price West homercd with a
mate aboard to provide the
winning margin for the Black
Yankees in the opening inning.
The Yanks added smother
run in the ninth for their shut
out victory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Minnie Gotta Do
Better in Hitting

DETROIT, Mich. (CNS) It..
still a puzzled Minnie Minoso az
to why he isn't hitting. yet. 81
no why I do not do WELL" he puts
it. Gotta do better"
Minnie's been hitting better
in recent gsmss-gsiting seven
hits including q homer, two
triples. two doubles and boost
ing his average 10 .2s7. But
even Manager Marion agrees.
''Minnis's gotta do better.
We're q team without q real
star unless maybe Minoso."
According to Marion: zone
time at bat he looks like he's
coming out of it; the next time
he looks bad again. Maybe he'll
pick us up in the two months,
six weeks whatever it is, left In
the season."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

A. fhs story progresses. Paige
becomes q member Of the Kan
sas City Monsrchs. also Of the
Negro baseball league. COM
pstss with the famous DizxY
Dean. transforms with Rapid
Bob Teller. and eventually en-
tsrs the major isaguss--lsts In
his career.
Here in this o6-page book is all
the humor. anecdotes and witt
cism which one would enjoy in
a personal shat with Paige.
From the unsettle question
about his age, to his experience
in the majors. all is told in this
book in "Satchel's" own termi-
nology.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
EHgIes-LiOns
Tilt orr Air.

other season OF broadcasting the
complete exhibition and regular
Detroit Lions schedule with the
broadcast of the Lions-Philadel-
phia Eagles exhibition game Fri
day from Dallas, Texas.
Fans in the many cities with
in WJRs covsrags area will be
cable to keep abreast Of exploits
OF the eolorful Detroit Lions
championship team through
plaY-bY-play accounts Of Bob
Reynolds and Van Patrick.
Bob Reynolds, WJR Sports Di-
rector, will announce the .plsy-by.
play Of all exhibition games fol
the fourth straight year.
Van Patrick, widely known
baseball and football announcer
will do the play-by-play Of the
regular Lions games with Rey-
holds describing the color.
Broadcasts of the Detroit Lions
games over WJR are co-spon-
sored by the Goebel Company
and the Speedway Petroleum
Corporation.
Broadcast schedule with start.
ing times Of exhibitions:
Aug. 10, Philadelphia at Dallas,
8 pm; Aug. "a, Washington at
Mobile, 9 pm; Aug. %. Chicago
Cards at st. Louis, $50 pm.
Sept. 2, Pittsburgh Steelers at
Miami, BIS pm; Sept. 10, Cleve-
land Browns at Cleveland, 1880 p,
M; Sept. Is. New York Giants
at Detroit, 2 pm.