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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

Sam Jones' No-Hitter
From Chicago Tribune

The Cubs Sam Jones IN Thursday pitched the frat
no-ht game in Wrigey field since 1917 Whenever
Negro athlete thru with outstanding perform
such this the comment is offered that the
end of segregation in sports has been of immense value
in improving relations That and il is worth
noting why il 10 true.
One is that the fans to regard their Sam
Jonescs less members of minority than
feats destroy least undermine great deal of pre-
JUDGED nonsense in the minds of great many people.
For example, it 10 quite widely believed that Negroes
are notably ethsrgie and also that they notably
pancky. People who believe this stop ask them.
selves how both be but they nevertheless reach
the conclusion that because of these temperamena qua
ties in the Negro he always occupy subordinate
place.
And then along comes Sam Jones in the ninth in
ming He excited enough walk the first three men,
but then he took command of himself and struck
the next three. ethargic wouldn't have passed
the first three Panicky could not have struck
the Others Sam Jones Thursday did more than pitch
no-hter. He also helped destroy stereotype that
makes for bad relations.
While we're the subject of that bic game,
we should add kind word for Mr.. Wild Matthews, who
arranged the deal which brought Sad Sam the Cubs.
instructed to bring superior talent Wrigey field
He is surely entitled share of the credit for Thurs
days triumph.
And then there Manager Hack. After Jones had
put three bases in the NINTH Mr.. Hack walked
out to hear what what He concluded that Sam
would make it, Sam did Hacks judgment perfect.
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Robbie Knows
When He IS Lousy

CINCINNATI. Ohio ~ (CNS)-
Jackie Robinson Is not swell
head. contrary to many reports.
He knows when he's good. but
he knows when he's lousy. too.
jackie recognized this kcenly
when with bases loaded against
Milwaukee'S Gene Conley, Jackie
couldn't deliver.
Right then and there he call
cd on Manager Walter Aston
10 bench him. Il feel all right"
Robbie explained. I'm just not
doing things right. I don't know
what II Is"
But Captain Pee Wee Reese had
one explanation for IT, You're
going into a crouch on those out
side pitches, Pee Wee said.
You're losing all your power by
doing that. think that's been
your trouble"
Jackie hadn't noticed this. he
admitted. He had seen his batting
average 60 TO an all-time low OF
.244 and Thought this would new
or do. I'm going 10 try to ar
range extra batting practice.
Maybe can work things out that
way"
Reese thought he would You've
been in slumps before. Jackie
and you've always come out Of
them. Youll come out OF this
enc, too"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
|KatIin Seeks To
Turn Clock Back
At The Flat Rock

Mickey Katlln. the Howell,
michigan test driver, will be
out TO turn back the clock when
Promoter Andy Barto presents his
first night hardtop racing pro-
gram of the season al the Flat
Rock Speedway Friday, May 20
Time trials will start al ? pm.
with the first heat race at $40.
Barto will stage another OF the
popular old model race cards
Sunday night at the same hours.
When the Flat Rock oval was
tpened in the summer Of 1858
katlin behaved as though he
owned the track. He was almost
unbeatable in the hardtop events
putting together an impressive
string OF victories against the best
pilots from Michigan. Ohio and
Indiana.
He did not rare regularly al
Flat Rock last season. however,
and was never in serious conten-
ton for the track championship.
This year he intends to make q
strong bid for the Fiat Rock hard
top honors and for the national
NASCAR championship.
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Va. $fAfe
AsrSsrsfS EP0Sf

HAMPTON. Va, The Athletic
Committee OF Hampton Institute
paid tribute To the College 5
l954-5S athletes AZ an assembly
program high-lighted by George
A. Munger, Director OF Physical
Education at the University Of
Pennsylvania, the featured speak
er. last Monday.
\ banquet In honor OF the
- years Of service given by
given By Gideon Z. Smith. re-
firing physical education in
sfrucfor and coach from ls1i-S3.
was given prior 10 the assem-
hlY.
Mr.. Smith. wcll-known IN
CIAA circles, is a 1910 Hampton
graduate. and gained national
fame as a great football plsyor
at Michigan State College. From
lalS-l5. he played sixty minutes
of every game.
After teaching at Virginia and
Maryland State Colleges Mr.,
Smith returned TO Hampton IN
1871. Since then. his teams have
earned Ave football and nine
track championships in ClAA
competition.
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J0zMAIk SETS SHOT PUT MARK
White Sox-Yan
Game On ] eIevisioI

The vastly-improved Chicago
white Sox play host TO the pow
,r.Isden New York Yankees In
NE baseball Game OF the Week"
aver the CHS Television, June 1,
rlrting at 2;25 PM. EDIT.
The American League contest
will be played Al comisksy
Park in Chicago with "DissY
pssn and his sidsiraek. Buddy
Blaiinsr. describing the plsy-by-
play action and the prs.sams
color.
The game will be preceded by
Baseball Preview," an interview
session startinG.at AIS PM. with
Dean chatting with a baseball
personality
Manager Marty Marlon's White
sox club is of TO a strong start
this season. running neck-and-
neck with the hot Cleveland In
dams for the league lead. while
ihe New Workers. led by mana.
Ger Casey Stengel, are only a
notch behind the Chicago nine.
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lures with her, But despite his
apparent devotion 10 the baby,
he was negligent in contributing
10 her support.
Suddenly his attitude toward
the baby changed. Barbara writes
in TAN that the change began
when White Sox pitcher Connie
Johnson told Minnie In her pres
enee that. You're simple It you
think that's your baby. Nobody
your color could have q baby
that light"
When Minoso stopped promis-
ing 10 take care OF the baby
Barbara says that she demanded
a showdown. He admitted that
he did not believe that he was
the child's father and II was not
until then that the young mothss
consulted a lawyer and filed q
s250,o 900 paternity suit.
Net Really Welded
While awaiting court acton
she learned that Minoso was not
married as he contended, but was
living with q woman a. her
common-law husband. Confront
ed with this fact Minosc agreed
to marry the young waitress Il
she agreed TO divorce him inn
mediately, In this manner their
baby would have = LEGAL name
He would also pay $40 weekly
for the haby's support.
When the Judge learned that
the baseball star earned $4,000
a year, he ordered the amount
upped to SIS q week, Seven
months later. Barbara writes IN
TAN that her lawyer has re-
eeived q $1,000 attorneys fee and
she has received the sum Of
nothing. .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

The Bisons open their 1888
season Saturday. September
alth. playing Shaw univsrsify
Al Raleigh. N. c. II will be the
frat meeting between the two
ciAA teams since 1891.
Other conference teams ap-
pearing on next seasons schedule
include Virginia Union Unlver-
sity, Morgan State College. Fay
etteville IN. c. State Teachers
College. Hampton (VA) Institute,
and Lincoln University Of Penn
Sylvania,
Howard opens It's home sehed'
ule Saturday. October l, against
Wilson Cd. c. Teachers College,
a non-conference opponent II
will be the first meeting OF the
two schools in football, Other
non-conferenee games include
Fisk University at Nashville
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MOI a Miniature

Not a Miniature Golf Course
the Par Three Course is a
short one. eliminating woods and
il is fine practice for a short
game. Length OF hole varies from
AZ 10 l07 yards.
II is the only course OK IFS kind
in this part of the country and
is designated for beginning golf
ers as we'll as professionals,
wishing 10 practice chip shots
and putting. The course has been
in Notwithstanding for the
grass 10 grow--for three years.
and experts now proclaim il per-
feet.
Bleachers VIII accommodate
500 for the opening round and
clinic at ? pm. Saturday.
Harbcrt. Meadowbrook Pro.
and worlds longest driver. will
be accompanied by Bonnie Ran
dolph OF Columbus. Ohio. leading
woman touring professional,
Bonnie Corby. local amateur star
turning pro. and Lou Powers.
head professional. for the City Of
Detroit, Dept. Of Parks and Rec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
Xavier Again
Beats Southern

Coach John Grove and his Gold
Rush Nine proved beyond a
doub, that their first 10 victory
over the Southern Jaguars was
not lust by chance" as they
again defeated Coach John Lees
squad by a score OF So at the
Xavier University Athletic Field
Alvin SNAKE" Martin. ace
pitcher OF the Gold Rush.
proved too much for the South.
ern bstsmsn a. he again held
Them 10 three runs on eight
scattered hits 10 gain his sec
ond triumph in ~ many starts
against Southern.
Daniel Peterson. sturdy catch
CT for Southern. connected with
one OF Martins fast ones and
sailed il over the center field
wall for a home run with none
on in the second inning, to put
Southern out front
Three hits and a long sacrifice
fly gave the Crowmen two runs
and put them out in front, A
double and an error in the fifth
and walk and a double in the
sixth. again gave the Southern
University team the lead with n
count OF 30.
Xavier came back in their half
Of the seventh TO score three runs
10 salt the game away ard end
their season with an impressive
victory over their rivals from the
neighboring city OF Baton Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

XII. OF De La Sale. Ermin
CrownleY. Of Miller. had a put
Of .s3.s two weeks ago.
Jerry Green. who ran a 9.6
l00-yard dash with the aid OF a
strong wind last week, came back
in 9,8 timing as Miller out
classed Northern, 90ii To 1884,.
Green, 10, also ran the go in
;i2.l.
Besides taking the dashes, the
Miller athlete was first in the
broad Jump and ran on the sprint
relay for 10 "a points. Miller
slammed four events and had IL
firsts.
Bill Stephens ran of with the
100, 220 and high jump as Cen
trail drubbed Western 8i-i-6 TO
~ So, for its l4th straight vic
tory.
Crosse lie captured the sprint
relay and slipped past A. T.. Smith
OF Wyandotte, 55is 10 53is.
Bob Flynn led in the 100, high
and broad jumps as BEDFORD In
ion downed Belleville. 68-4i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

The Pep-Cadilli scrap is q re.
match OF the brawl which they
staged on the West Coast late in
March. Cadilli took a narrow
split decision. but most fans and
newspapermen az ringside
thought Pep had won.
Cadilli has been beaten only
three times in 30 pro starts. Sid
Flaherty, his ringwiSe manager,
says cadilli viii beat Pep more
decisively this time.
Nobody Is inclined 10 sell Pep
short. however. Although he is 81
years old and the veteran Of ap.
proximately 200 battles, he Is one
OF the most talented and crafty
fist men In the ring today.
Warrior
Smith, indexed as warrior
who Is ready for all Corners. has
won seven out Of eight bouts
since he was released from the
Army almost two years ago. His
lone loss came In an eight-round
bout with Bobby Boyd in Chi
cago in February.
This verdict. too. was extreme
~ unpopular. Dockery should
provide an acid test for Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

Tive months after they began
selns together Barbara says
'As learned that she was pres.
mani but Minnie was In Cuba
and abe did not hear from
aim until the next spring.
When she finally saw Minosc
Re tloored her with the news
'Aat he had already married
krl who had borne q son for
Pun lie promised. however, Ia
FaNe care of their 1--we child,
Negligent In support
Barbara writes tina, al.er their
faOy glrl was borne the White
fox fielding star was very fond
he child and posed for pic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

Willy Willie Pep. former
issihsrwsisht champion. seeks
revenge for one Of his rare
losses when he clashes with Bill
csdilh Of Los, Angeles In = 10
foundsr that will be islsvissd
At pm.
Eddie Smith, sensational
young Detroit middleweight, gets
his frs, big chance for fistic rec
ignition when he takes on dan
gerous Willie Dockery in the
other iO.round duel This o.
featured match, which starts al
10 pm, win be blacheu uu. ~.
TV.
Almost Stole Show
Ted Wright the brilliant
g'ounsster who almost stole the
show with his triumph over Lee
Robert Williams at the Olympia
earlier thus month, will en-
counter Joe MARITIME. Altoona
Pa) welierwelght. IN a five
FOUNDER that tops the supporting
card, First bout starts at $40
pm.
card.
londes VIII present three four
round matches TO complete the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

ElSton rewarded the daring
thinking by personally delivering
the game to the Yankees in the
ninth with two out.
This is how II happened. The
YankS were trailing Ga going
into the ninth inning and looked
like goners. Eddie Robinson got
a pinch-hit single with one out.
But Hank Bauer made the second
on.
With Joe Collins on first via a
pass, Mickey Mantle delivered
and one run came in. A new
pitcher came IN for Detroi,-Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

AUSTIN. TcXas,--(CNSl Three
children Of the elementary school
age were admitted 10 a white
school al rriona and thereby was
marked the states frSt racial in
tegration in public schools
According 10 Supt. Csffcy OF
Friona School which has 200
white children-the three chil-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

The new Is acre. 10 hole
Course. ons-iiffh regulation
course size. will be open 10
the public starting Saturday.
May I'll. from noon TO Q pm.
Harbcrt and other professional
stars. Bonnie Randolph and Bon
ME Corby and Lou Powers, will
play an exhibition round and
conduct clinic. showing special
Par Three techniques, starting at
? pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
MiIIer's J. Green
Hits 90 in Dash

Detroit may have another
World Champion Shot-putter
In the person of 17-year old
Tom Jozwiak, 220-pound
Catholic Central lad who
hurled the 12-pound weight
81 feet, ne inches last
week to top both the Paroch.
ial and Metropolitan league
records.
Joswiak's toss came - Cath.
ole Central defeated Lincoln
Park. 77-3s.
The performance bettered any
thing ever done by a Detroit boy.
II surpassed JozwIsk's previous
mark Of SO feet Az inches, made
at the recent Mansfield (O), re-
lays, and the Metropolitan League
record OF So feet inches that
Walter Jenkins, Of Miller. set Ave
years ago.
The paroehial League record
Of 20 feet tl/t inches was
made In 1889 by Marvin Boros-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

Aber Howard connected on the
second pitch driving IN two
runs with 4 triple.
Yankees 10 20 ahead. Hitting a
Elston had tripled previously
in the third inning causing the
neat 400. us a mystery 20 most
how Stengel will contrive TO
keep him out OF the lineup. How
ard doesn't have TO replace
Berra. He played left field
against Detroit and handled il
most capably.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

New exhibits aboard the J. t.
WING Museum Of Great Lakes
History include the whaleosek
passenger steamer, christopher
Columbus" from the collection o.
Captain jay e, Mccormick, 80
philip. and = model o. the oil
tanker. 'sunoeo." Situated ON tne
south shore % Belle Isle. the
WING Is open from I 70 $50 p'm''
"wednesday through Friday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

The Brooklyn warrior recently
fought a draw with Joe Shaw.
New York middleweight who
met Smith here in January.
Smith won that one by a narrow
margin in a furious fight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
Howard Comes Thru
Like a Champion

NEW YORK (CNS-It's taken the Yankees whole month
finally realize the potential of their Negro player Elston
Howard-who has burning desire to play baseball
After dropping two 10 the Indians. the Ysnks picked
Howard for tho Detroit SERIES Manager Casey Ssngs
FAR drop Yogi Bsrrs from the cleanup spot
and insert Howard instead.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21

October 22nd, and Mcrchouse
College at Howard Stadium, No
vemher lsth
The Howard-Llncoln game,
usually played in Philadelphia
on Thanksgiving Day on alter.
nate years. has been transferred
20 the Lincoln campus, near Ok
ford. Pa. and will be PLAYED
November 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
Golf Clinics

reauon
Golf Clinics
Special golf clinics for Juniors
and adult men and women will
be held during the summer and
fall season
The opening OF the Golf
Course IS significant step IN
the year-round activity program
at Metropolitan Beach, largest
freshwaier beach in the country.
a uni OF the Five-Countv Public
Park and Parkway Agency. the
Huron Clinton Metropolitan Au-
thOrity.
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Switch Location Of Annuol
Howord-Lincoln Grid Come

WASHINGTON, d, G. - nine-game varsity football
schedule for 1855 including three contests with nonCenra
Athletic Association opponents announced
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tss al % us pray for Dwight
Eisenhower. the President Of
;ne United States. for Dwight d
senhower the President Of the
m'ed States. prayed for US And
mink its caiy fair. tor all Of
~ 10 pray for him.
Your friendly friend
am 100 per cent Republican
my own expense.
Wv, SAUL y. ARMSTRONG
Mtoh OF THE uNtvER1AL
UNITED cHHi.rtAN
CHURCH or GOD
ui.ie Z. nsthuns St.
psireit 4. Mich,
phens IN. a.ftre
- paid Advertisingl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
Minnie Minoso Topic Of
Revealing Meg Article

CHCAGO.-Barbara Swader writes in TAN OF her 70.
nance with baseball star Minnie Minoso which began in July
s when she only 10 and resulted in her having his
.baby out of wedlock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
Double Main Events
Tonite at Olympic

double main event that has provoked lively interest will
headline the punchpacked boxing card at the Olympia We'd
sdau mini
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
PIxr Three Course
ODexss With Stars

Chick Harbert, National PEA Champion will play the first
exhibition round the New Par Three Golf Course at
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POTOMAC RIVER

2 and $40 acres with frontase on
potomac River near SCOTS Run and
MADEIRA School above Langley. Slo,-
600
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If you won't to hire, rent, buy,
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DODGE 40 left. van; excel. through
out; recent D. C. and Va. inspection.
$3.50 RA. 3-4ull. Ii
FORD 1851 VS. pickup; de luxe cab:
perfect in every way: 1915 or best
offer. JE. 4-6179 after pm.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE S,IP !.. 80 16-ft; van; excel. through
FORD 1851 VS. pickup; de luxe cab;
perfect IN every way: 1915 or best
offer. JE. 4-6179 after 4 pm.
FORD '4s F-soo heavy-duty dump
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FORD so F-1oo panel: used slightly
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CHEW. is5s ,s-ton heavy duty pick
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA. s195; Renault, $245: Hill
man, $445. Morris. 1896: Peugeot,
$475: NC. SS95: Austin A-40 sed =,
S247:: Wv 1857. See JACK PRY
before you buv." l4th and P. Est
ANGLIA 1850: lust completed 5000
overhaul: sell 1918. Seryiceman
leaving area. AID. 4-2694 after
pm. -15
ANGLIA 81 s-dr.: dark blue: up to
rs miles per gal; gas; 30-day guar
antee S34a. HILL & SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, lll4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
Open ewes. It'll Q. Sat. til 5.
AUSTIN 81 4-dr. sedan: sale price,
$685. Largest selection of foreign
and American cars. Dealer for
Austin Healy. Austin of England,
MG Morris Minor. Hillman. Sun
beam. PorSche, Mercedes-Benz. Kali
ser. Willys. MANHATTAN AUTO,
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BUiCKs-selection of models and
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TRAILERS

SCHULZ 1850, 81 #, bathroom: one
owner; never used for travelling;
excel. cond. PL. 9-240S. 13'
1853 CASTLE CARAVAN. 27-ft..
clean and in good condition, Has
been pulled very little, 81 .975. May
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iege Park. Nd. Ewes. call WE. s.
SO s1M IT,; excel. cond. !;
FE aon nv hwy e0s s. s ss1Sc' ZIG
33-FT. LIBERTY; very tine shape;
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refinance. Call RA. 3-l457. lis
1881 TERRA CRUISER, % IT,. excel.
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awning: etc. 81 ..s75. Cash or terms.
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A: E. DARBY. Lot 4. is
CLEARANCE SALE
OUR LEASE HAS EXPIRED
We are offering at drastically re-
dduced prices the following, items of
reation rooms. Most all items new
merchandise. only few floor
samples.
0 Lee mica-top chrome tables. sizes.
e4x24. "4x36 34x42. and 30x3O
From S1395 to S1S95 each.
) birch veneer drop-leaf tables
S27.q5 each.
4 plastic covered occasional chairs
SO each.
2 L-type dinette sets with uphol-
stored seats and chrome base tables,
$55 each.
2 modern type Lee marble colored
mica-top lamp tables; S2l.95 each
9 oval shape Lee marble colored
mica-top coffee tables; S21.95 each
2 chartreuSe colored upholstered
wrought. iron swivel dinette chairs;
$40 each
2 used gas ranges, $35 each.
l used GE REFRIGERATOR, $50.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC.
4030 Wis, Ave. NV. WO. 6-323l