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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
SPOR rs
RiIIOfFHre..

There were barely 1000 fans al the Olympia Thursday
who had cheer the local hometown boy
this about $4,000 difference the
of the crowd which had out to HIM about five
years
The local product just half decade then
tempting TO make his comeback heavyweight champion
of the world That night me BROWN BOMBER showed
getting duller and his famous eiha
hands had little TINT left.
i when Joe Louis his routine a
pier appearance the which sprung board him
to the lucrative bong title Of the few
weeks old There little his bag of wrestling tricks to en-
the spectators
Yes. Joe still dead-psn There exception
however when he wrapped his legs around his opponents
Jim Bernard) stomach OF Scsorslock StIan
Of applied pressure Louis seemed to have little effect on
Bernard but tire Louis who then showed trace OF smile
loosenng his hold"
This seemed all expected and LOUIS
caught polished experienced foe eboundng of
flung him flat TO the mat and pinned ms shoulders
Which reminds when Louis about three years ago
appearing featured dancer in rock sndroll show
couldn't few if intricate steps
but the crowd seemed satisfied for price OF admission just
shuttle the and the delight
by half smile just before taking curtain call
reports call Of Ez Charles New York
last week Wayne Beihea unknown" II Bethes
who soundy defeated only before
Johnny him Olympia last Wednesday night
incidentally had been victorious Bob Ssiier-
field who was originally slated Summerns opponent
Despite loss Behes Charles he will still for bid in
elimination tourney.
1t slipped attention for time, but il should be sll
good for a laugh
That's the Keeds comment after revengcd unpopular
loss Brtans Peter Waterman in London Said csvian
Lets again" Russia reported to be grooming tallest
basketball center 1856 Olympic games He's
Yank Krouminch 7h-734n forest worker from Latva
All American Bill Russell is sft-io.
How about this HOWE Turner Brooklyn heave has Joined
the camp Floyd Country Club
ticello N y Reason loorcd Tommy tHurriesnsl
Jackson in workout at his Summit NJ Patterson
the Hurricane June elimination Jim
CoidaY Norhwestens Splinter again hampered by
leg injury forced withdraw from Big Ten cham
ponshps al Minneapolis last weekend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
Fisherman Maps
Ready At U Of N

ANN ARBOR-Sport fisher
men who are wondering where
to cast a line will be glad TO
know that they can get maps
of Michigan Lakes by writing
to the Institute for Fisheries
Research at the University of
Michigan.
Completed during the winief
by workers in the fish divis-
ion OF the Conservation De-
parimenf. 81 new maps bring
the total OF mapped inland
lakes In Michigan 10 2.400.
Since available maps are
listed according to countries. re
quests for them should indicat,
the county desired. Address re
quests to: Institute for Fisheries
Research. University Museums
Annex. Ann Arbor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02

iators. Joe Louis.
The 24-Year.old slusger de-
feafed Harold Carrier of Lin
den. NJ. last Wednesday
night at Olympia.
A slim crowd OF 2,l77 fans
contributed TO gross gate OF
S3,459.30.
Perhaps bit tense on his
first national network ap =
pearance and the initial bout of
his six-year pro career against
another ranked fighter. Sum-
merlin was more cautious than
when working in smaller clubs.
He had Carter in trouble four
times but never could get across
the one big punch needed for
a knockout
Summerlin was in command
most of the way and had fairly
comfortable margins on the
scorecards of Referee Lou jail
los and Judge Bill Appleton but
Judge AL Goodman had him to
win the final round TO earn the
decision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
Joe Louis
Wins Mot
Debut Here

Joe Louis had his hand last
Thursday again raised in sign
OF victory at the site from which
he sprung TO become world
heavyweight ch m lion, but
there were two glaring changes.
Firstly. he was competing as
a wrestler. and secondly. he
showed none of the form
which usually goes along with
q champion.
The heavier Brown Bomber
met Jim Bernard in a one-fall
exhibition which helped draw
4.4i0 fans TO Olympia who paid
a gross gate of s468l.55.
Unbeaien In IA
Louis. unbeaten in is matches
since turning grappler four
months ago. had less trouble
with Big Jim than with the
Internal Revenue men later who
were on hand to attach his
purse.
His share OF the purse, esti-
mated at $1,000. was held up
and probably will be credited
to the estimated Sl,250,000 in
debtedness he owes in back
income taxes.
Louis caught Bernard coming
off the ropes, Tipped him over
his husky shoulder and pinned
him in seven minutes and 81
seconds.
Nature Boy Victor
In the feature bout Buddy
Mature Boy Rogers defeated
Louis Klein in is minutes and
20 seconds.
George Macricostos and Jim
Hady teamed 10 beat Jan Gotch
and Jim Larock, winning the
last two falls, in a tag team
bout.
In the other preliminary Fussy
Cupid pinned Tiny Tom Gerard
In q battle Of midgets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
Important
elimination
bout SlUleI

BOSTON (SpeciaD - It's Of
fetal now - the important"
bout to fill the vacated Rocky
Marciano's heavyweight cham
pionship.
The National Boxing Asso-
cations executive committee
agreed Saturday that winner
of the Tommy Hurricane"
Jackson. Floyd Patterson bout
on June 9th should meet now
light heavyweight champion
Archie Moore for the title.
Within 90 days afterwards.
the champion must meet the No.
! contender, according to MIA
rankings al that time.
The committee also warned
three champions their titles will
be vacated unless they defend
within 90 days
Those to receive formal warn
ings were bantamweight cham
pion Ration MaciaS, flyweight
champ Pasqual Perez and light
weight champ Wallace Bud
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
]. {. Caroline to
Don Bears Gear

j. c. Caoaline, one OF few
collegiate erS 10 gain all
American e as a sophomore
while at University OF Illinois,
is going to play in the National
pro football league next season
with the Chicago Bears.
The Alabama born star half
back played one season as
member of the Montreal Alou-
cites of the Canadian pro
league. after running into
scholastic difficulties al III
and being declared ineligible.
He became property of the
Bears in the NIL annual draft.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
Big Ten Grid Tv
awsAnnouneed

MINNEAPOLIS Especially -
ne Big Ten announced Satur-
{p a deal with the National
processing Co. for telecasts
TIE Midwest Of five Big Ten
sn'' next fall. II was esti-
Yea conference schools would
about S45O.OO0 for the
Fsst.
ne five regional games will
= Hlseisd from week 10 week
" The sponsor.
. lkely the Indiana-Iowa
Hs Will open the series Sept.
'o're Dame will appear in
REGIONAL game, either Oct.
'salnst Purdue or Oct. 20
nS Michigan State. The
a dates are Nov. 3 and Nov.
10Y also will telecast the
onsl football TV program Of
y the National Collegiate
pc Association. with re-
games fitted into the ma
= program.
~ !, 'nly Big Ten game sched-
|Ssv = ~ oe televised nationally
|lV mas not been selected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
COOLEY REMAINS
UNBEATEN-NINE
JungoIeers
Score Six
to Earn Tie

Cooley High remains un-
beaten in the Metro League
baseball West Side race after a
sparkling Timing finish last
Friday, but East Side leader.
Southeastern, didn't fare so well
as II tied with a battling Eastern
nine.
As result of its 40 victory
over I'D high. the Cardinals
gained their seventh straight
win and were assured of al
least a tie for the West Side
pennani.
Entering the game with a per-
feet record, the Jungaleers
quickly scored five times. but
were later handcuffed as Eastern
battled back to earn a Go tie.
Still TOPS East
Southeastern still leads the
East Side race. but must fight
off late-SeaSon threats from
Mumford, Eastern and North
eastern.
L. of ID was leading Cooley,
30. in the last of the seventh
inning, but Dave Dixon drove in
the tying and winning runs with
a single to pull the game out OF
the fire.
Chadsev scored three runs in
the second inning TO stay ahead
6-3 over Northwestern to claim
second place on the West Side.
Bob Green pitched six-hitter
while Tony Morrell hit safely
twice for the victors.
Bobby Salter doubled and
Cliff Hughes singled in the sixth
"a produce the run which en-
abled Northeastern TO edge
Pershing. 80. Clyde Jones threw
a three-hitter for the Falcons.
Four Hitter
Bill Barnes hurled a four-hit
game and doubled home three
runs in the second inning TO lead
BEDFORD TO a To triumph over
Central.
Larry Kalis, of Western, and
Chuck Novotny, of Cody, each
belted a two-run homer as West
ern earned a 6-5 triumph. Mac
kenzie belted Southwestern. 10
TO 0, with Bud Barton firing a
two-hltter.
Mike Schiff lined out two
doubles in helping Mumford
conquer Northern, 4 to 2. Terry
Harrington's four-hit pitching
featured Denby's 6-3 victory
over Cass Tech.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
JOHN higgins HAS
TEST IN SOUTH AFRICAN

The next boxing show at the
Motor City Arena viii be on
Saturday evening when promis-
ing John higgins. Detroit light
heavy, squares off against Jan
Scheepers OF South Africa,
slated for ten rounds or less.
higgins. who turned pro in
June of 1884. has won IL Of
IL starts. being defeated by
Marty Marshall for the state
title at Traverse City by a
widely disputed decision.
Beginning his pro career
while a student al Northern
High. higgins spent last week
absorbing some rough treatment
AS sparring partner OF Floyd
Patterson, who meets Harricane
Jackson June 8, al Greenwood
Lake. N. Y.
In his last bout, which was
April %, Higgins stopped Billy
Tlsdale of Boston in the fourth
round of the main 60 at New
Haven. Conn. He has also de-
feaied AL Lane, Herble Moore
Thy KO in ~. Arthur Wright Thy
KO in the 7th)
Scheepers is one of the bright
est prospects 10 come out OF
South Africa in years. In Ia
fights he has lost only one and
that to Mike Holt, the middle
weight champion, over the ten
round distance.
He has defeated Jimmy Elliot,
Joe Munro twice., Tommy Du-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
Tartars Win Three
PA Conference Titles

CLEVELAND (SpeciaD- The
Wayne University Tartars lived
up to expectations here Satur-
day by coping three of four
Presidents Athletic Conference
titles. gaining those in rifle,
track and tennis, while on the
short end in golf.
Wayne took rifle honors with
l.3S9 points. followed by John
Carroll with 1884 and Case
Tech with l.027.
Willard FaSczewaki's 286 Of a
possible 800 was good for indi-
vidual honorS
In Is events, Wayne walked
off with IL firsts and ran up a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
Lions Redskins Set

The Detroit Lions and the
Washington Redskins last Thurs
day agreed to professional
football exhibition game in Buff
falo on Sept %.
Arrangements were completed
Thursday in Buffalo by George
Marshall, owner of the Redskins,
and Nick Kerbawy, general
manager of the Lions.
The contest, sponsored by the
Buffalo Jaycees. will be played
in Civic Stadium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
ALTHEA GIBSON RAps ink; LONE Tennis VICTOR
OF
journeys

O.eIs tspeciaD-Althes Gio
'' ,bs first of her race 70
im ,he pro tennis ranks. also
\ ', sltinr another record as the
\ US States only big winner
Y at ne European circuit this
F. ~ .s she broke a year-old
~. ~s n win the women's singles
II, here Saturday.
NJ. Gibson. former Florida
M. star where she is
=. : faculty member. defeated
H., ink in form OF Angela
K.,,;msr Of Great Britain.
'rrjuu BY so. 1910 in the
...rb International tourney.
Va, victory, in a grueling
L.',.s lasting an hour and As
L'",tes overshadowed l. W
EsS, expected victory over
Ew.ssus Sven Davidson in the
fns final ga 49, 6-S'
Tho Australian blasted David
N ihe court in an hour and
N minutes for three sets.
First Of Race
Mis- Gibson. the first Negro
|,omau ever admitted to the
kstrd States Lawn Tennis AS
sptlon rankings. made light
her % wears against her
!snssr opponent.
The revenge match wasn't
Indicative Of those four Miss
Martinez had previously won
|, the New York girl ripped
through the first set in six
Ismes
The English contestant was
Insrouniably nervous in the
|r SET. but finally settled down
\ The second and made a battle
y It before some $500 persons
\ Roland GarroS Stadium.
Leaps Over Net
Miss Gibson was so happy at
1,rng Miss Mortimer for the
h time that she leaped over
mel ike q male to put her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
Hampton Athletic Captains Named

thony Crawford. member oi
the class of SO. will pilot the
wrestlers, while the swimmers
will have co-captains: Harold
Smith. present co-captain and
IClAA diving champion from
Charleston. S. c., and James
Bailey, q junior from Newport
News. Va.
The track and tennis teams
will retain their leaders, On the
cinderpaths, Jennis White. jun
Tor from Baltimore. and with
the meters. William Monroe.
Junior from Charlottesville. We.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02
6ummer|in Strides
Nearer Championship

DeHoiis heavyweight color
|tsrer John Summerlin, adj
'snced another important stride
lwsrds his goal of bringing
n 10 the Motor City the
IN which was last worn by
p Of rs most fabulous glad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02

total of los y points in the track
meet.
Reserve Second
Western Reserve. which fin
iShed second with So u. won the
other four firsts. John Carroll
was third with 80 and Case Tech
had %.
Charles Mcintosh won the
shot put and discus, setting a
new school record in the discus
with a toss Of l39 feet, seven
inches.
Joe Babb and John Telford
we're other double winners, taxi
ing the one and two mile runs
and 100 and 900 yard dasheS.
respectively.
Solomons Win
Two brothers, Larry and
Charles Solomon. combined 10
lead Wayne to victory in tennis.
They each won singles matches
along with Don Brown and
teamed up for a doubles tri-
umph. Brown and Bob Lowrie
scored the second doubles win.
Wayne finished with IL points.
John Carroll had 10. Case Tech,
three. and Western Reserve,
two.
John Carroll scored 62l to
win the golf title. Western Re
serve had $50. Wayne. 666, and
Case Tech. 709
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02

The sixty-seven letiermen at
Hampton Institute have elected
captains for their respective
1867 teams. ~ announced by
Harry r. jefferson. Director Of
Athletics.
George Brown. . sophomore
from Baltimore. Md. will lead
the Pirate football team. Ed
win Amos. . junior from Bal
.timore and CIAA basketball
scoring champion. will again
captain the cassrs.
From, Cfatnfop Va Ct An
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02

arm around her.
Miss Gibson now has won
ALTHEA GIBSON
seven tournaments in succession
and l3 in all in tour stretching
from India last December.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02

Preez. Davie Faurie, Shorty
Shook, Mike Oberholzer, Dick
Kukard and knocked out Mike
Oberholzer
A six round semI-fInal and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02

three. four round bouts VIII
complete the card the fifth Of
ferIng by Promoter Arthur
Finks and matchmaker Jack
Waina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02

TRIBUNE--saturday, June 2, 1856
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-02

total of lO5ia points in the track
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA. ! blk from Russell
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cock and Alexander SITS --60-it
eustom-built brick rambler, J year
young immaculate l4a,it lot, rec
The buy Of lifetime az Sa0,5o0
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3 sTEFFEY jE. 1870, JE
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GRASS RIDGR-Contfmporary trr
AXE BAREFOOT. Section lover,

looking lake. near dam split level
with tu!! bsmt , ige. hedrmS. den
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storace and laundry rooms base
board heat and many other fea-
lures Boating, swimming and Ash
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sale ~ builder and owner No
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FALLS CHURCH- -OWNER = ConV
location. minute TO Melpar: 3 he'd
rms, liv. rm eating space in kit
disposal, handy utility rm., l"XIS
knotty-pine family rm. Storage
bsmt. l"x14 playroom Perm
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
OPEN SUNDAY. l-DARK

In the heart" OF Colonial Fair
fax. 4-bedrnf family home, quiet
street, Ice. Handicapped ground. gear
garage, lockwood garden, trees and
shrubs. Directions: Out 20. I'll and
30 Lee blvd) past Fairfax The
alter turn left on No. 1913, 20 2
blks.. turn right, ! blk. to open sign
rENTAGON REALTY CO.
FAIRFAX, VA. CIR. 3-0544
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

BY OWNER--5-room rambler. 2
bedrooms. porch; garage. large I'M
IpiTot,v6edo lot; convenient location.
+ .'95O-Nearly new 3-bedrm. ramb
rs Mt, game rm., porch. 81 500
cash. PROVIDENCE. JE. 2-;}343.
CHOICE LORCOM LANE area OF N
Arr - 4-bedrm., 3-tull- bath brick
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$15,150: Gil or FILA contracts ac-
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THIS ONES DIFFERENT. BrirstuI
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J MAYNARD MAGRUDER. IA. =
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FALLS CHURCH AREA RAMBLER

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full basement with large finished
recreation room ~ baths; large
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maculate In all respects ? block to
par1chial school and church. other
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LYON. PARK See eur sign X
Garfield s. Between a'h s.,
and y, eth 81. Call to see inside. GI
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chicken house stock pond with 3
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fenced All mod SIS GOO A'sn
two Arm. bath. new houses With
IL acres and pond by OWNER
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rnN SHiiIIAGEl CORNER IoI-

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Takoma Park
1912 LOCKNEY AVE.

NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
DELIGHTFUL corner bricS-and- Stone
rambler that Will give YOU all the
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fully air-conditioned. Only :! blocks
10 shop and trans. Must be, sold.
This home can be a special buy
for YOU to inspect today
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Anne 81. left 10 Lockney ave.
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HUGH T. PECK'S
BETTER HOMES
Open Sunday, 2 til 6
Takoma Park
1903 LANCASTER RID.
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, APRIL rs. 1856

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slate roof quality construction
lovely wooded lot, in an area OF
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room. separate Ginine room
spacious bedrooms, full basement.
storm windows, Anchor fence. Gil
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risht | block TO Lancaster drive.