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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-17

BARNARD T. WELSH
Attorney at Law
Fire Department Building
Rockville, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
subscriber of the District of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Mont
gomery County in Maryland, Letters of
Administration on the Personal Estate of
CHARLES II. WILSON, SIR.
late of the District of Columbia, deceased.
All persons, resident and nonresident,
having Claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit and file the
same, in said Court, with vouchers thereof,
on or before the 18th day of August
next: they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said Estate All
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand the 10th day of
February in the year of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred fiftyfive.
JOHN H. WILSON, SR.
5706 Colorado Avenue, NV
Washington IL, D. c.
Administrator. (4O9)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
John williams Found
Guilty o. First
Degree MunslavphtsT

John Williams, ~, was found
guilty by n Hennepin county dis
trict court jury on Tuesday. April
~. OF frat degree granddaughter
in tho death OF a Minneapolis hotel
clcrk.
Williams was accused OF knitting
Chester Thure. ~. night clerk
at tho Eland hotel. ga Glcnwood
Az. where Williams lived. A
foundry worker. Williams and
Thure had argued In the lobby Of
the hotel on February ~. viii
liams II alleged To have stabbed
him with a knife
The jury. after celebrating al.
most eight hours, returned the
guilty verdict and Williams was
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
DATE PERSONALITY

This fabulous date h five feet
eight inches tall and weighs $40
pounds lie In II years old and In
senior at North High. His fav.
orite foods are everything eat.
able. basketball tops aA HIS favor
lite sport. He 10 the leader OF the
now famous "Emeralis" vocalist
group. And music Ia his favorite
subject and he hopes to make a
career OF II.
In my estimation he would do
good M singer, AZ everyone
knows he has n tough voice, Al.
though he sings popular songs he
II crazy over progressive JaKI,
The kids" about tho city have
nicknamed him fat daddy" !
couldn't squeeze out who his fav-
orito girl In but we all have ideas.
by now you all know I'm talk.
ing about the one and only Harry
Dillon. Harry should 40 n long
ways with his personality and u.
bIlity To get along with others
Den PERSONALITY
Now here In u deb who iA also
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

well known about the Twins. She
IL a senior at Minneapolis Central
Her weight IL $50 pounds and she
appears TO be about five feet
seven inches and she u IS years
old. really think her favorits
pastime In trying to figure our a
certain northside boy! This deb
Ia a whiz at bowling and II tops as
her fayorite sport. "Teardrops
Falling" seem 10 be her record Of
the week now. She Is president
Of the Kappa.Tau's society club.
and everyone knows her by the
nickname Of 10. Cheesebugers are
her fayorite food. 10 is well liked
by all the debs and dates Of the
cities, I'm sure all you know I'm
spying on jeanne Carter With
her personality and appeal am
sure she'll go "A long way through
life. Her most serious problem
now In who should take 10 the
senior prom? Well boys, get busy
Well, now for little Of the
more crazier happenings this past
week end and tho one coming up.
Carmen Williams had a party
on Saturday night and word got
back To me that II was kind Of
nice. Where were the boys?
Look forward this week end for
the CouIes KaNs club 10 be falling
out with "A real tough get-to-
gcther cant say where IL will
be-. but look forward anyway d.
I heard the dance last Friday
night was real crazy. that's what
Lucinda Davis reported. Who was
with you. "Cindy"?
AZ Canteen on Mondays and
Wednesdays at WheatIey there's
a certain hoy and girl whom you
can always see talking Ia each
other but II seems both Of them
are kind Of shy. On Monday
night guess he a.. j. got up
enough nerve 10 drive her home
Wen keep the girls name secret
until further developments show
A sc Valford Kelly iE home on
leave for 20 days Kelly. as he In
known In the Twins viii be sta
toned In French Morocco when he
returns
see Wally Williams IL back
home after being absent from
tho city for week Glad to have
you back Waliy and I'm sure
"Roz" In too,
Well debs and dates. thht's a
bout all OF the gossip and hap
penings could pick up on this
week. but I'll he returning In
two weeks hoping 10 hear from
some Of you debs and dates soon
Until Barb,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

high baseball In the Twin Cities
letter gymnastics Central
this
Willie off a slow start this 10 much winter
baseball the IN just tired out.
Dick Ricketts, DuquenSe great brother net OF the
together the diamond They form
Of college pitcher Dick
catcher Big league scouts are after Dave.
Dwight Reed Jefferson city
ente In the Kansas and Drake relays
Brooklyn Dodger and st. Paul Saints
hurler n playing Monterey In tho Mexican loop,
all state team had tan stars SeIected wit
Chambern Walker Chester and Jim Nc
the brother Of Julius Mccoy Of Michigan state
playing baseball In hickman Park home OF the
birmingham Barons It, Col
onsIb by Gov. m Folsom Of Alabama. odd isn't ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
Minneapolis Mon
Fufolly Wounded
After Argument

After spending the night and
forenoon In Theodore Wirth park
with a bible thinking about his
shooting OF Kenneth Robinson,
SAT Emerson Az. NJ, william d.
Hayes Jr., 1908 Fremont Az. N.
surrendered to Minneapolis po-
lice Sunday afternoon.
The shooting happened at the
Elk'S Rest, I4s Highland Az. at
about midnight. Saturday night,
April 49,
Robinson died about a half hour
after he was taken TO General
hospital.
Police said the killing climAxed
quarrel between the two young
men over Carol Holman, 20. who
II Ii alleged. was living with
Hayes.
The girl is supposed 10 have
called Robinson and told him she
was leaving Hayes. They arrang-
ed 10 meet at the lodge and were
sitting at u table when Hayes
walked In.
Witnesses said that in the ar
gument that followed, Hayes
drew Il 20 calibre pistol from his
belt and fired at Robinson.
Hayes told police he then went
10 $50 Fremont Av NJ. home OF
Mary Grinager and called a
friend 20 ask for a ride. He was
refused and left on foot. Police
are holding Hayes and the girl.
Robinson was IA veteran OF the
Korean conflict and funeral ser.
vices we're held for him Thurs
day ut the Woodland Funeral
chapel,
Elder Frederick Slater, pastor
Of the Glendale Seventh Day Ad.
ventist church conducted the ser
vices and burial was in ~. Smell
ling cemetery,
The youth was survived by
four brothers and two sisters.
They are Louis. Carol, Harold,
Gene, Katherine and Celia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

300 r 32SD ST. -- Stucco duplex
combination windows double gar
age. $500 down
77NN ON SECOND AVE so. --
StuCco duplex. $1,000 down SOS
monthly payments SIS income
44l2 SECOND AVE so ?
bedroom stucco bungalow 500
down Why pay rent when you
can buy
SRA STEVENS - TUpleN on
double lot. Name your own terms
1884 SECOND AVE. so. Z
bedroom home Nothing down c.
7
LARGE 4 bedroom home on OAK
land Ave. with duplex possibilities
Sll 600 bracket
1918 PORTLAND 4 bedrooms.
Stucco Bungalow. VIII Gil with
low down payment
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
Johnson & Perdue
CO. 1895


Sturrn exterior Excellent inside
FNur ro~r1s and bath doVn Tire
rooms and bath ~ Rental ~ $50
Two rar garage New forced air
gas furnace NsW sidewalks Re
SURE % ~- that a. 1slS smelling
Az Gail RE S2ls 90 DE- 43s-
SIS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
MAN SHOT IN
MILL CITY TAVERN

Joseph Norman, ~, 25I 18th Az
s was shot and critically wound.
ed Wednesday night. April Il. by
his neighbor William &. Carter.
256 18th Ave s. dining car
waiter IA he sat at the bar In
Joe's Corner Bar. 800 Washing
ton Az y,
Witnesses told police the two
men had argued earlier in the eve
ming. Later Carter and his wife
came In the bar. As they left the
place Carter turned and fired at
Norman az he sat at the bar.
Moman's condition Is reported
fair at General hospital and Car
ter II being held by the police to
whom he surrendered shortly af-
ter the shooting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
Coll Pl. lAs7
Nothina Down els

: bedroom home appraised for
SIS 600 Payments about $50 a
month including taxes and in
suranCe. Gas heat. new russo
windows, newly sided Can be
easily dupleNed lith and Dupont
No. Call Fred YeSnes HN SS7l
or WE 9-6StS
Nordsirom- odeIl Company
SIS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
Sal on TRADE
Open z 20 5 Sunday
a New } Bedroom Bungalow
A11o Third Ave. So,

4 real home you can Be proud 20
own. Living nom. ~ 4 Is, dining
space, Z spacious beirNnras Ccre-
auic tile bath Oak woodwork
Throughout. space Cor amusement
room. Gas heat prNp~s and car
psttrg inrIufei LAndsrap~d bot.
CSu Mr. DUNCAN. co 4T3S
Dsolers O.. 7S7i
SIS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
IDEBS and DATES
Ry "ISnrb" barnes

III Debs and Dates. Here am
this week with not much Of any
thing on happenings about the
Twins" This past week end has
been rather sad. that Ii. unless
you have boy friend
This week I'm bringing you a
couple Of we'll known personali-
ties about the cities.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
SPORTS {! , :!
by Jimmy Griffin w.
by Jimmy Griffin

Brooklyn Dodgers off n the National
They straight games April 10 They
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
CASH
We mean business. We will
puy you Gosh for your pro-
perfy, any type, any loco
tion. Coll Us at once for
prompt service.
WILLIAMS
RI. 1929

4OI5 5th Ave. SO.
STUCCO a. BRICK TRIM
AS clean and as an attractive a
home as is available in the city.
Two bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen and bath. Beautiful
fireplace. Ceramic tile bath, gas
heat. expansion space. Garage
Sll 800. Gil or otherwise. First
time offered.
1854 Second Ave. So.
Two bedrooms, living room, din
ing room. kitchen, gas heat, gar
age. Basement and interior new
ly decorated. Gil approved.
1855 Smelling Av.
3 bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen. gas heat. garage.
Terms TO suit you.
40l4 Third Ave. So.
bedrooms, living room, dining
room. kitchen, gas heat, garage.
Terms.
I0l7 5th Ave. SO.
Stucco 4 Brick
You will find this lovely two bed
room home just perfect for small
family. Fireplace. gas heat. A
bargain in the $ll, 800 market.
S37 r.. 87th st. So.
3 bedrooms, double garage, full
basement, gas heat. Terms.
Hobart 7. Mitchell & Son
co. $3.50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

Ted Shcarrr's "Ncxt Door car
toon IL u weekly ib-tIcki.r which
appear. ON tho editorial page 90
give readers respite from the
sols-T c,iitoriailsing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22
Continued from page ]

was taken, Mayhood voted for
passage
Saturday, April 10, the amend
sd bill went back To the house
where u vas passed April 7 by a
% 10 30 vote.
The house accepted the senate
changes avoiding n conference
committee that would have sent
u back 10 both houses 10 act on
again
The Roll Cali senate Vote
For The Hlll
D.. l.. Andersen, NJ. ~. Amber
sen. Bonniwell. Burdick, Butler,
Carr. Franz Fraser. George, Gil-
len. N. w Hanson. H. Hanson.
IIeuer. Holmquist. G, ", John
son, X W, Johnson, Josefaon.
kaiina, Keller. KWchler. Larson,
IafvKrcn. Malone, Mas.k. May.
hood. Muffin. Murray Nelson, No
Vak. Nycklsmoe, O'Brien, Olson.
Peterson. Quite Richardson. Root.
Rnacnmsir aamlore. Schultz, Sin.
chair. Vadheim. VukrliCh, WalE.
wefald. WEIGH. Wcstin, wiseth.
wright, Zwach
Against The Bill
A. A. Anderson. E, J. Andcr-
son. Bchmlsr. Dunlap. Erickson.
HaTrrn. linn, J, A. Johnson, Me.
Kae Metcalf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

The College All Stars are numbering the Har-
lem Globe Trotters In spite Of changing their
lineup almost every two three days the
cross country tour II shows that for "A team 10 re-
main sharp they must play top Night competition
regularly. Under the present set-up with tho
TrottcrH playing teams also owned by SaperStein.
It doesn't keep the boys playing sharp ball they
put on their exhibitions.
The high school baseball and track season will
get into full swing this week In the Twin Towns.
To our knowledge there isn't n Negro player In
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-22

1915 End Ave South -- Four bed
rooms
t2SS End Az South. Three bed
rooms. Fireplace and garage
ilOl lth Az South one bedroom
bungalow Carpeted. fenced-in
yard
Coll Pl. l4s7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
''King-Sised' So Comfort Reigns Supreme!

could
comfortable furniture
different thanks
the that would
spacious
within budget to boot So you're extra TALL
comfortable then
Eclipse matres sleep you'll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
BOLD BALD EAGLE

Americas national bird, the
bald eagle. has been. officially re-
ported seen in Kensington Metro
politan Park by MIR and Mrs.
John d. Mcmillan, l400l Provost
members OF the Bird Survey
Committee Of the Detroit Audi
bon Society.
Although there have been pre-
vious reports OF bald eagles at
Kensington. this is the first to
be oicially certified by the So
ciety
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26

Waynes season finale is March
! with the University OF Detroit
az Memorial Building
The swimming team closes rs
dual meet season with Sa'ur-
day swimming nee, with Ball
State University scheduled tor
Muncie. Ind Wsvnc beat Ball
State SO to IS last year ana has
never lost 10 the Cardinals.
The fencing team has two
meets. both in Detroit The
swordsmen entertain the Univer-
sity Of Cincinnati On Friday liz
the Mems Gym and host Noire
Dame on Saturday also in the
Mems GYM.
Thinclads in Dual Meet
The track squad returns 20 dual
competition after last weekend :
AAU meet in New York by fac
ing Central Michigan College in
? pm. dual test al Mt Pleasant.
WAYNE has won one and lost one
So tai this year, and must come
up with It's bes, showing II the
Tariars hope 10 stay with the
Chippewas-
Central has won three 81 the
four indoor tests Wayne Will be
led by high Jumper Mark Smith,
quarter-miler Cliff Hatcher and
two-miler Joe Babb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
Wayne Cage, Swimming
Teams Near Season End

Wayne Universys basketball and swimming the
this with the Tartar fencing and
track squads also scheduled for full action
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
TMskegee Lass
Heats RECORD
For Top Jump

CHICAGO (SpeciaD - Mildred
McDaniels. 2l-year-old TuSkegee
Institute high Jumper. broke a
1885 indoor mark here last Sat
urday night in try-outs for the
United States women's track
team in the Pan-American games
on March 1926. Two other rec
ords were automatically set
Miss MeDsniels high jumped
5 f.. 2 ms. breaking q 1885
record OF 5 H.. "a inches held
by Annette Rogers and Ida
Meyers.
Marjorie Larceny. 10. and Anne
LA Wershoven. %. both OF New
York. set National AAU senior
women's indoor records respect
ively of 100 feet. 2 inches for
the discus and 1873 feet. inches
for the javelln. being the first
time either event was held in
doors.
Other qualitiers
Javelin--Karen l. Anderson.
LandSdowne. Pa. 1864; Marjorie
Larney, New York. 1916
DiScus-Pamela Kurrell. SSan
Francisco. .l7-ll: Patricia Mon
santo. Tennessee State. HAP
60 Mcters-lsabel Daniels, Mae
Faggs: Margaret Davis, all OF
Tennessee State. 079.
80 Meters Low HurdleS-Nancy
Phillips. Brooklyn: Barbara Muel-
Ter. Chicago; Constance Darnow-
ski. Brooklyn. 100.
100 Meters-Barbara Jones,
Chicago; Miss Faggs; Alliances
Lyman, Chicago, 1923.
High Jump-Verneda Thomas,
Chicago. ST.; jeanette Cantrell,
Tuskegee. 4-llA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
Fencing On
Climb al
Wayne L'nir.

Fencing. once the sport OF
mobiles and kings. IS enjoying
rising success all over the United
States. but nowhere is II more
popular than at Wayne Unlver-
sitv due 10 Coach Bella dc Tus-
can. a top mid-western authority.
Fencing. one Of the worlds
oldest contact sports that has
lost nary Of the daYs-of-Yore
glamour or finesse," At Wayne
has a nine man squad annually
meeiinq the nations best col
legiaie teams.
Last season. the Tartars finished
18th in the nation after whipping
Michigan. Illinois. Iowa. and Ohio
state in dual competition. Only
Wisconsin and Notre Dame were
able to stop them.
Modern day fencing is fournt
in three Irresponsible saber, epee
or foil. The saber is heavier than
the epee Or foil.
The foil. a slender four-edged
blade. is the hardest event to
score. Touches can only be tailed
on the upper part Of the body by
the point Of the blade. Touches
on arms, head. shoulders or legs
are fouls. This places heavy
burden on the referee. As a re-
suit. dc Tuscan has perfected a
self-contained electrical foil which
will eliminate human error.
The epee is a three-edged blade
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26

They are: Flyweight Robert
Cromwell Of cYO; Bantam
weight Harry Campbell. OF
Brewster; Featherweikht Joe
Hsrdsan. of Beihune Boys Club;
Lightweight Leroy Allen. OF c.
70; Welterweight Waller Sab
bath. of UAW-CIO Club; Mid
dleweighi. Joe Gray OF Dear
born. Club; Light. Heavyweight.
Eddie Jenkins Of Brewster; and
Heavyweight Sam Jones. OF Be-
thune.
Tops among the p bouts was
ore pitting Joe Gray. Korean
War veteran who suffered a
wound in the hand. against I'M
derdog Robert (Duckey) Dietz,
who had had only six amateur
fights.
Twenty-one year old Dietz took
some heavy pounding early in the
initial round, but shook it off to
rock GRAY with rights tc the
head before the bell sounded
The second round Gray took
with comparative ease as he also
took the last since obviously the
observation-disclosures had taken
everything out Of the game bat
tier who was working under them
for the second time IN his career.
Only knockout was a TKO for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
At Aggies Drop
Heart-Breakers

GREENSBORO, N. C.-The a.
& T. College Aggies dropped two
"heartbreakers" in basketball
games played here last weekend
in the last minute of play. to
North Carolina College. $3.50
and Virginia Union University,
$500.
In the N. c. College game
last Thursday before some
$500 fans. The game was knoiied
at so-all with less than two
minutes 10 90.
Cal lrVn's ACgicS elected 10
control the ball in outer area for
he final shot. but the strategy
backilrcd as the Eagles stole II
in the last half minute and laid
up the winning counter on the
end OF fast break down court
The Aggies. trailing at half
time 33 SO. came back strong and
went ahead by s points. leading
the Durham outfit. 1887 after
four minutes Of the second Stanza
Virginia Union won in the last
half minute as the AggicS In pos
session. one point behind at 6l-62
missed an easy one. In the en-
suing wild scramble the victors
broke through 10 score free
throw and a field goal
The crowded gym was in pan.
demonium in those last 30 seconds
as the Aggies were not fully out
Of the game until the final whis-
tie had been blown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
Kensinston Tops
in Popularity

Attendance figures AT Kensing'
ton Metropolitan Park on US II
near New Hudson for 1854 iotalec
l.4O00 600. making this the mos
heavily used park in the entire
state. with the exception OF Ger.
tain municipal parks.
The two lodges available Tor
overnight use by organised
youth groups were used by
s.3ls; the group tent camp site
was used by lo.sSl; and s.sss
adults and youngsters were con-
Quoted on nature study hikes
by the park naiurelisfs.
About IS per cent of the al
tendance at this 4.500-acre park
was from Wayne County.
Located in Livingston and Oak
land counties. Kensington IS a
project OF Huron-Clinton Metro
politan Authority, public Park
and parkway agency for five
counties. Wayne. Livingston. Oak
land. Macomb and Washtenaw
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
five TAN BOXERS MAKE
CHAMP DETROIT SQUAD
Eiqht-Man Team To Chi

Eight amateur boxers automatically nominated
to represent Detroit in the Tournament of Champions at
Chicago which starts Mondayfive Of whom Negroes
by scoring victories in the 9th Golden Gloves finals
at I'D Field House last Friday before 1000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK (GlobaD- People
are still wondering what could
have happened 70 the once great
Ray Robinson Who took such .
'Tcuncing az The hands OF one
MI Jones a couple OF weeks ago
While there has been much
speculation as 10 Rays age and
sctinsM having something 10
do with his defeat. we think II
was DO 10 an unfortunate men.
ial state.
Ray was worried and he had
good reason to be. He had APP
parently not kept too close q
check on his finances during the
past few wears and some things
were getting away from him.
ana out Of his grasp. lie took
care Of some extra heavy ex.
penses and caught up on some
axe ana thought he was in the
Gear We understand.
However is discussing the case
WIN some people who claim TO
Sno" wha, they are talking
soou' we discovered there was
more TO Rays unfortunate finan-
clsl circumstances than met his
eye a. first,
he was apparently doing all
night physically and felt in fine
shape. until one day when he
made a discovery of some ad-
oliional financial reverses that
mad been kept from him before.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
Xavier Nips Southern

Xavier UnVerStyS basketball
quintet struck in the last seconds
10 defeat their arch rivals from
Southern University by 81 10 IS.
Revenge was sweet for Coach
James Hawkins as pint-sIze AL
fred Thomas, playing his first
game, played heads-up ball to
make the last 4 points
Earlier this season. the Jaguars
had defeated Xavier University
on their home court. but It was
a different story in the Xavier
gym
The Xavier squad journeys 10
Tuskegee for the annual STAG
Tournament on Feb 2426
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
FRITZ VIEWS

Ray was IN quite a state and
my informant tells me there was
even an attempt made to post
pone the fight. but II vas not
possible In this unfortunate men
al condition, Ray went into the
ring.
But We offer cheerful note:
Since that fight, Ray has had a
chance TO get himself together.
We think he'll be rough in the
ring now, because maybe he IS
once again a hungry fighter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26

WISTFUL THINKING: That
was the case OF Ralph Tiger"
Jones OF Yonkers. N. Y. as he
watches DR.. Pribble OF Illinois
Boxing Commission check on
the condition OF Bobo Olson.
middleweighi champion OF the
world. Bobo proved TO be in
such excellent condition that
he was awarded q unanimous
decision over the Tiger" in
their title bout al Chicago
Stadium last Wednesday night.
Jones had hopes OF scoring his
second upset in a row. duplicai-
ing a feet OF a recent win
against Sugar Ray Robinson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26

Colts Victim,
|56-57;.vie
|Shriners

Cass Tech practically
coasted Monday night over
Northwestern TO win the CITY
League championship IS 10
81, before some 500 fans 81
I'D Memorial building
A highIy-rsfed fsvorife,
fhe Technicians built Up a
us lead in the first. 22.l0
in midway the second
period and practically
eossted 10 defeat the hapIess
Colts who were bottled Up
when in close shooting
range. The victory ended
the Colts 24-esme winning
streak started in The 1883
81 season.
Seek Second Leg
The Terhricisns ncr pic or
the second ler Of a three -prorrod
title on Friday Win Shire re
Catholic Chswp.or Tho it4
leg is the forthcoming pg.c
school tournament whlch viz! pt
IS other teams incluaing tie
Colts.
Mondays vlc,ore ccrr.
rrC " that Gas. 'Tcnf