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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-07-01
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-07-01

Paul j. RGuer, Superintendent
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
4Qers Fire
Red Stroder

SAN FRANCISCO - Norman
(Red) Strader was dismissed as
head coach Of the San Francisco
49ers Monday because he and the
PLAYERS we're Incompatible
President Tony Morabito sx-
planned the coaeh's resignation
was relieving Sirader Of his
duties effective Immediately. de-
spite the fact that Strader has
. three-Year contract.
"The trouble was not all Stra-
der's." he said. But ! found
that he and the players were in
compatible. There was a certain
amount OF resentment on the
part of the players over some OF
the rules laid down by Strader.
Strader was hired by Morabito
al the conclusion OF the 1854
season when Buck Show was
discharged after nine years as
coach.
The club won only four games
this year while losing eight. Many
football vets thought the 4sers
had perhaps the best talent IN
the league.
Strader. a product of ST. Mary's
College and once coach OF the
New York Yankees football team
denied that he had treated the
men like a bunch OF boys.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

The schedule. largest in the
clubs history. includes a four
game series with the World
Champion Brooklyn Dodgers.
beginning with games in Miami.
March IS and 20. The clubs
then move 10 Vero Beach for a
game March FL. and on to Lake
land. March % for a game at
Henley Field.
In all. "a games will be played
by the Tigers in Florida with an
additional seven games set for
the trip north. Again in 1856 at
least one game will be played
each weekend at Henley Field.
A total Of IL games will be played
at the Tigers training base.
Houston. New Orleans Set
On the way north, the Tigers
will take a circuitous route play
ing games with Houston in Hous-
ton and the PeIicanS in New Or
leans. Games have been set with
the Milwaukee Braves in Terre
Haute April IL, and Columbus
on April IL, The club will then
move to Pittsburgh for two games
with the Pirates on April IA and
is.
Manager Bucky Harris eX-
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Tan Golfer Wins
California Title

PASADENA. Calf. CAMP -
Coming from behind in a courage
Gus manner, AL McDsniels, AZ
year old Los Angeles Negro post
man. won the Pasadena City Golf
championship here last weekend.
McDaniels Represented the Co.'S
mopolitan Golf Club.
The winner defeated Dick
Tang on the goth hole of the
finals in a sudden death play
off after beating Jim Donahue
"a. the same morning.
Tang upset Southern California
amateur champion Jerry Steel
Smith, and /. in the other semi
final match.
McDaniels was never in front
in the title finals until he won on
hole 20, having come from behind
all the way through after losing
three OF the first four holes
Rain fell intermittently during
the day and at times poured
down.
McDaniels is the brother Of Jim
my McDaniels. one time National
tennis champion.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
.Spartans
Now Drill
to Public

PASADENA, Calf. (SpeciaD-
Coach Duffy Daugherty opened
to the public Michigan States
workout Monday with a loud
speaker system that introduced
his squad and pointed out key
plays.
IF there are any UCLA
scouts present" DaughertY re-
lated. Il don't expect they'll
see anything they didn't know
We used. but the public gets u
chance 10 see our type Of play"
The public workout followed a
morning drill at which the first
team drilled against UCLA's run
ming game. with the reserves
using the Bruin single-wing at
tack.
A reserve quarterback, Mike
Panitch. played the role OF the
UCLA tailback. Sam Brown.
while Bob Handloser performed
as opponent Fullback Bob Daven-
port.
Daugherty explained the work
out was only against running
plays that the reserves have not
yet mastered of UCLA's famed
optional pass-run formation.
The Spartans also worked on
punting, blocking and pass de-
fense.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

Patterson. 20. won every
round and was master all the
way. a crowd Of 7.l90 fans
booed Slade constantly for his
steady retreating action.
There was a commotion in
SHADES corner between the sixth
and seventh rounds when his
manager. AL Joyner, apparently
hit him on the jaw with the back
OF his hand.
Slade drew back as il TO sock
him back. Others in the corner
pushed the fighter down on his
stool.
Patterson never got a good shot
at Slade until he backed him into
a neutral corner late in the fifth
Two furnishing right hand blows
put Slade down and the bell saved
him.
Referee Dynamite Jacks son
stopped it after 2:05 Of the seventh
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Pershing Nips
Cass, 53-42

Cass Tech, defending Metro
Crown titlist. failed in what is
considered their first big test
of the current basketball season
last Friday evening when they
were outplayed and out shot by
a hustling Pershing team which
copied SO to AZ victory.
Despite having a mediocre
season last year. Pershing
loomed as a squad to- beat be-
cause Of is championship po-
feniial which is expected TO
develop this season. The con-
test was also considered Cru
cial" since Ace cudillo's Tech
nicians just squeaked by East
ern. 4e-47. two weeks ago.
II was an evenly matched con.
test up and until the last minute
Of the 3rd quarter, as halftime
score was 2l-21. Then Emil
Dolk's squad lived up to expec-
tations by nearly playing rings
around the Technicians. and hit
ting over one-half their shots.
Leading scorer with 20 points
was Brown of Pershing. Nelson
Of Cass was second with l6
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

Hurt Neck;
to Return


LOS ANGELES. California
iSpeciall--Tank Younger. stel-
lar Los Angeles Rams fullback,
will miss the pro title playoff
here next Monday. thereby
lesSening chances of the Rams.
DR.. Danny Forfmann, team
physician, stated that The for.
mer GranbIing College star
has q hairIine fracture Of a
neck vertebra.
This is not to be confused
with broken neck" DR.. Fort
mann cautioned The hairline
fracture. extremely hard to find
has started 10 knit. but il is not
advisable 10 permit Younger 70
play next Monday. he added.
fowler In Slot
Coach Sid Gilman moved Dan
fowler into Younger's slot.
fowler has carried the ball
only four times for a net Of eight
yards in the past nine games The
230-pounder was hurt az Detroit
IN the third game OF the season.
Younger presumably suffered
the fracture during the game with
the Green Bay Packers on Dec II.
Until he was ruled out. Gill
man had expected TO field
physically fit squad for the first
time since the start Of the sea
son The Rams have been plagued
by injuries TO key players.
Brighter Side
On the brighter side, however.
Elrov Cray LegS) Hirsch returns
as right end. He had been side
lined since the Eagle game az
Philadelphia on Nov 27
The Ram coach now plans 70
field the following lineup.
Tom Fears. Bobby Cross. Duane
Putnam. Leon Mclaughlin. John
ny Hook. Charley Toogood and
Hrsch on the line in that order,
and Norm Van Brocklin. Ron
Waller. Skeet Quinlan and fowler
in the backfield.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
(0zssI1ezzsellds Acfs as
Seer. orr NVPAcEazx.1I

Roy Campanella might have
been kidding when he predicted
last Spring that he would win the
MVP award. and again. he may
have set that goal for himself 10
make up for his injury plagued
"a season. when Campy didn't
get single vote, and the Dodgcr-
finished a poor second to the
Giants and Willie The Wondrous
One" Mays.
kidding or not. the roly.poly
catcher for the World Cham.
pion Brooklyn Dodgers was
enough of a prophet 10 hit the
nail on the head and join Stan
Musial of the Cards as the
only triple winner in the Ma
tional League. He polled a total
of 226 votes.
Won Three OF Five
Musial copped the award in
l943, '46 and '48. Campy. the
most consistent winner of the
award, won out in 1851. SO and
this year.
In some respects. though,
Campy was a surprise winner.
Duke Snider's tremendous year
coupled with his dismantling of
the Yankees in the World Series
made him odds on iavorite to
win.
Snider polled 22l votes and
probably lost out when one OF
the "a writes didn't see fit TO
name the slugging outfield star
on his ballot at all.
In the voting Of the "a com
of the Baseball Writ
ers Association OF America. Ernie
Banks OF the Chicago Cubs was
a close third with 1875 points and
Willie Mays OF the Giants was
fourth with 1865. Mays won the
award in 1854.
Oiher Votes
Others receiving high votes
were Robin Roberts Of the Phil
lies, l59; Ted Kluszewski of Gin
cinnati. Ill; Don Newcombe of
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

pressed satisfaction with the
schedule pointing out that the 81
games will give the coaching
staff more opportunity to eval-
uate personnel and players a
chance to get into more games.
Worked out by Travelling Sec
retary, Frank Conway. the 81
game slate has most Of the Tigers
1855 foes, including Boston, the
Yankees, White Sox, Phillies.
Braves. Athletics, Cardinals and
Reds. The club Will break camp
on April 5.
In Lakeland 1894
Spring training again begins on
March | after the Tigers two
week pre-spring training camp.
The Tigers have trained at Lake
land every year since 1884 with
the exception OF the two war
years.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Fisk, p. v. in
Bowl Game

Fisk University OF Nashville,
Tenn. has been selected to meet
the Panthers in the Prairie View
Bowl game on Jan. 2 in Houston,
Texas, at Public School Stadium.
The announcement of choice
for the 2efh edition of the Prai-
ris View Bowl came from c. L.
Wilson. Athletic Committee
chairman. after several confer
snces with the full committee.
Earlier consideration had been
given TO inviting Tennessee, Mary
land and Kentucky State. .~.... ....
The meeting OF the Bulldogs
and the Panthers should be real
gridiron thrill for thousands OF
fans who will be celebrating the
New Year. Kickoff time is 2 pm.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
OHIO y Parker.
Top Athlete

TOLEDO. Ohio (AP)-Jim Par
ker. Ohio States All-American
guard, gained another honor here
last week when he was desig-
mated Toledo'S amateur athlete
OF the year.
He received a trophy. pre-
senied each year for this recog-
nition by the Toledo Times. at
the annual banquet Of cham
pions sponsored by the Toledo
Recreation Department.
Humbly accepting the honor,
Parker who played high school
football here. told the gathering
of 800 in Civic Auditorium:
This is the greatest honor I've
ever received"
He received a standing ovation
from the assembled athletes and
their guests
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Willie Mays Gets
$32,500 Contract

NEW YORK (CNS) - Twenty
four year old Willie Mays. the
Giants centerfielder, signed his
SO contract for the sum Of S32, 500
$4,000 more than he received
last year. Commented Willie;
MIR. Stoneham Giants owner)
mentioned a figure and il made
me very happy. I didn't take
much time saying yes and the
deal was closed"
Willie's not doing any winter
baseball this year. Il think that's
going TO help. Last year l was
tired and got off TO a slow start.
Right now feel fine and real
strong"
Willie also says he'll pick up
a job some place. Might do me
good. I've been seeing q lot OF
movies but maybe ought TO 60
to work until time for Spring
training"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
6UGAR-RAY TO BATTLE
AS NAACP COLOR BEARER
Will Donate Purse
10 Aid Race
Progress

ECHICAGO (ANP) - T h e
AACP in its ceaseless fight
civil rights for Negro
hericans may soon have the
Ieatest fighter, pound-for-
Dund in its corner.
Sugar Ray Robinson. who
ridaY night week became the
rst man in the history of box
Ia TO regain the midd'eweighf
BILE twice. said before leaving
ere that he intends TO embark
b a new phase" of his life
which he would fight for
egro charities in cooperation
Fiih the NAACP.
ILL HELP
Reflecting the thinking Of a
bn who has learned the hard
by that it's good to have the
8tle people in his corner Raw
Id that he hopes to devote the
<eater portion of his career to
helping my people"
Future plans call for Robinson
o fight one more big money fight
N straighten out his income tax
|tfficulties with the government,
Zen embark on a campaign in
thich he would donate his entire
tirse save one dollar TO the
IAACP and Negro charities.
In his next big fight. Ray hopes
b take on Carl (Bobo) Olson
|gain in his first title defense,
,ui no date or place has yet been
)ccided upon.
REGAINS TITLE
Robinson knocked Olson out in
81 seconds of the second round
10 regain the title he relinquished
Voluntarily on Dec. l8. 1852. He
bad beaten Olson on two previous
occasions.
Meanwhile, it was reported that
RobinSon's two managers. Harold
Killer johnson of Chicago and
Ernie Braca, were hard at work
negotiating with u. s. Internal
Revenue representatives about
Ihe new champions purse of S46,-
IS2 on which the government has
Mapped a tax lien.
Rejecting on his fight with Oh
Jon, Robinson said it was :.
,ne more proof against the pop
llar Theory that you can judge
he condition of mans body
BY his age. The body is like a
hachine. II kept in good running
rider it will last long. If abused,
won't" he explained. Most ex-
,erts had said that Robinson
you'd fail against Alison because
4 his age. Ray is 35.
WANTS TO HELP PEOPLE
Robinson also said that he did
lot intend TO remain fighting
png. =" I'm not starting a new
'areer of fighting. | won't fight
bng. / just want to work things
|ut so l can be the most help to
hv people"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Hoosier Cagers
At Wisconsin

The University OF Wisconsin
Badgers" play host to the "Hoos-
iers" Of Indiana University at
Madison, Wis. Saturday, Jan. 7,
in the fourth in series OF big
Ten Basketball" games to be pre-
sented over the CHS Television
Network, 3-4:45 pm. EST. Jack
Drees will handle the commen-
tary.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

Halfbsck Jack Goggins OF
Flint ended the season as Wayne
UniversiiY's leading ground
gamer. The IT'S pound picked
up 223 yards in 50 carries for
an average gain of "a yards
per try.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

Brooklyn. SO, and Stan Musial,
46.
Campanella and Snider re-
ceived eight first-place ballots
Banks collected six. while Roberts
and Pee Wee Reese of the Dodg-
ers each received one.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Patterson Gets
SIude On TKO

LOS ANGELES (ANP)-Youthul Floyd Patterson angling
for title fight with Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano,
stopped his ninth straight foe this year by hammerng Jimmy
Sde to seventh round technical knockout here last Thurs
day night al the OLYMPIC auditorium
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

Bill Sits. Detroit Lions half
back from UcLA. played 81 min
uiss against the Baltimore Cells
Who says the pros use "unlim.
tied subsfitpiicnsf"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

The Brooklyn catcher said last
season. his eighth in the majors
was his most satisfying" because
it came after his wretched sea-
son Of year ago. In 1854. ham
pered by a broken left hand. he
hit a weak .207.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
as. Washington Mats
TIGERS Start Exhibition
Games March 10th

3lgame exhibition schedule for the Detroit Tigers in
1856 will begin March 10 at Lakeland against the Washington
Nationals and conclude in Pittsburgh with the Pirates April
18Th
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

Let sn or us pray for Dwight
" Eisenhower. the President oI
she United States. for Dwight D
Eisenhower. the President OF the
United States. prayed for us. And
I think It's only fair, for ell Of
|us to pray for him.
Your friendly friend
! ann 100 per cent Republican
y my own expense.
NV SAUL D. ARMSTRONG
PASTOR OF THE UNIVERSAL
UNITED CHRISTIAN
CHURCH OF GOD
sl2.le Z. Bsfhuns 81.
Detroit z. Mich.
Phone TR. 2-7s7s
paid Advertising)
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

and stopped the match after Pat
terson had beat his older oppon-
ent to near helplesSness.
"Slade just wouldn't fight"
jackson said.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

Rabbi Harold Cohen has been
appointed director of the National
Conference of Synagogue Youth,
Harold Boxer, chairman of the
National Conference of Syna-
gogue Youth, has announced. The
National Conference of Syna-
gogue Youth, sponsored by the
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
gregations of America, serves the
need of orthodox synagogue youth
for a national affiliation organi-
cation; to encourage the formation
of synagogue youth groups and
the development of regional and
national ties among the Jewish
youth of the 5000 orthodox con-
gregations in the United States.
Rabbi Cohen assumed his new
position on April IS.
rabbi Cohen will visit ortho-
dox synagogues throughout the
country and serve as consultant
and adviser in regard to youth
activities" Mr.. Boxer declared.
"He will be in charge of the or
ganizing and programming of
youth activities in the synagogues.
Individual members of the Ma
tional Conference of Synagogue
Youth will be organized in two
divisions. The younger group will
be known as. the Junior Orthodox
Youth and the older group will be
known as the Youth of the Ortho-
dox Union. The first national con-
vention is planned for the week
of December 26, 1855"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

to its sound with sacred music
probably were unhappy over the
choice, and so the controversy
RACES -.
With it all. the concert was
good one =. Cantor Moses J.
Silverman. the guest soloist. was
in fine voice He was genial
and very well received by the au-
dience of almost 400 people -.
Alice Biscow Sager, offered a
violin solo that was not too well
treated by the acoustics =. but
sitting very close I thoroughly en-
joyed her playing
Rosalind MacEnultY was the ac-
companist. and did very well with
the catchy phrasins of Jewish
melodies =.
Sheldon Torn came in from the
Florida State. University to con-
duct several numbers A stu
dent of the Cantor's, the assem-
blage beamed with the conductor.
Torn worked hard, and was re-
warded by enthusiastic coopera-
ton from the choral singers /. :.
This was the seventh in an an
nual presentation of such concerts
AS l have said on former occa-
sions-theY add much to the cul-
tural life of our community
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

reality propaganda wheels for
anti-Israel movements All in
all the work of the A.C.J. has
proven SO detrimental to Jewish
life here that it has been picked
up by the most vicious anti
semites =. j. Quotes can very easily
be repeated here from Gerald l..
K. Smith, and company +. They
are equally as eloquent as Rosen-
wald's quotes from U. S. Senators
The truth of the matter is that
in viewing the activities of the
Council it is easily forgotten that
the Council, under, Rosenwald's
leadership, is something more
than anti-Zionist in, nature i.
The Council has organized its own
temples, and has it's own Sunday
school text books Many of it's
original leaders and members
have openly broken with it's ten
cts and have felt that they are
anti-Jewish in nature Now,
what we have is a movement of
Jews who through apparent in
grown hatred against their birth
have organized themselves to
break away from their natural re-
ligious body
This group will continue to find
issues with Jewish life every
where First it was Israel, now
it is Zionists; the U.J.A. is run
ming a close second. and soon 1t
will find other avenues TO expend
IFS unnatural hatreds Like all
such movements it poses as a
super-patriotic. holier than thou
group II is fantastic enough
TO make people unable to believe
the truth -.
s.
Monday night Jacksonville was
treated to lovely concert by
Cantor AL Marion and his Jewish
Center Choral Society F. Of
course the topic of conversation
at the close of the evening was
the organ music which accom-
panied many of the renditions :.
AS one who was reared in a con-
gregation which enjoyed an organ
with it's services (albeit conserva-
tive ones) found the instrument
delightful to the ear However,
those who were not accustomed
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29
Mud|Mg1
BY Ethel Teddy" Moscovitz

The Leasing Rosenwald reply to our
column concerning the activities of the
American Council for Judaism. Inc. has
caused much comment =. Even loyal
zionists have insinuated that the head of
the anti-Zionist group sounds convincing.
and we have been told that our reply to
him is awaited :.
Rosenwald's letter to the Southern
Jewish Weekly has been forwarded to
the chairman of the American Zionist
Council and to the United Jewish APP
peal, for we feel that they also should
have an opportunity for rebuttal For