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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
Su Shortstop
Signed BY Cubs
sURBIIToN, ENG,

BATON ROUGE, La.-Bobbie
Davidson, shortstop for the South
ern University Jaguar Baseball
team was linked to a pro-con-
tract by a representative of the
Chicago Cubs organization at his
home in PENSACOLA, Fla. last
week. Davidson who will finish
Southern University in January
had been sought after by two
other major league teams.
The San Francisco Giants and
the Los Angeles Dodgers. both
had been interested in the serv.
ices Of psvldseny N the case Of
each, the frey young short field
err would have beer expected 10
report for duty Immediately with
one Of their farm teams.
Davidson who is one OF the
finest major league prospects
seen on a Jaguar roster was the
leading hitter in the Southwest
ern Athletic Conference with a
APO average. He raped out
three homcrs, five doubles and
eight triples in addition to driv-
Ing in IL runs and scoring "a
times himself.
In accepting the Cubs over the
othcrn two aspiring clubs, David
sons preference possibly stem
med from his strong desires TO
finish school with his class in
January. Had he gone with
either of the Giants or Dodgers
farm teams, he would have been
expected TO rcpOrt upOn signing
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AUGUSTA TIGERS, - South
Atlantic League, Manager Bill
Adair:
Ino Rodriguez, one OF the Ii.
ger farm systems prize hitters,
leads the SALLY League in
doubles, total bases and runs
batted in, and is tied for the
home run lead. The 23-year.old
left handed hitter, a winter draft
claim, has a $40 batting average.
DURHAM BULLS, - Carolina
League. Manager Charles Kress:
Gordon Maxwell, a left handed
swinger from Beaumont, leads
the Bulls hitting attack with a
1921 average. Maxwell, who start
cd the season at Augusta, is the
lone Durham hitter above 300.
IDAHO FALLS. Pioneer League,
Manager AL Lakcman:
Frank Franchi. of Dcarbon,
Michigan, has switched TO first
base for the Russet with no i'll
effects at the plate. Franchi is
hitting 1892 and has % runs
batted in.
VALDOSTA TIGERS, Georgia
Florida League, Manager Frank
Ovcrmire:
Pitchers Joel Mcdaniel and
Jim Boyer. both rockies. have
yet to lose a game as professions
ais. Mcdaniel. a 5-foot-l0 right
handler. has won his first six
decisions and Boyer, another
right handler, has won five
straight games to enable the
Valdosta club a firm hold on
first place.
ERIE SAILORS, New York
Pennsylvania League, Manager
Steve Gromck:
Some additional help and win
ming streak has moved the Sailors
near the 500 mark and within
striking distance of the first
division.
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CHOIR ON RADIO
CALLING ALL SINGERS

NEW YORK CITY-In a bril-
liant presentation, the Tuskcgec
Choir of Tuskcgcc Institute, Ala
will headline the summer stage
show, beginning next week, at
the famed Radio City Music Hall.
The Choir, of 35 voices, will sing
spirituals and other renditions
under the direction of Rclford
Patterson. The show, entitled
Jubilee, will also feature the
Music Hall Rockcttcs and the
Corps dc Ballet.
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Tan 1rnckSierS Rule vleci

RALEIGI-North Carolina colleges small band OF thin
clads took six first places for total of 40 points to finish
second in the annual Cardinals A.A.U Track and Field
championships here.
WnstonSacm Teachers College took the meet with 40
points piling up 81 in the hurdles events alone.
The Eagles set three new meet records which went
noticed because of Elias Gbes world rccordshaterng
performance in the go yard low hurdles. The flash from
the small Negro collcce of WnsonSaem in South Carolina
was clicked in 221 clipping nel0h of second off the
previous world record held by Dukes Dave SINE.
Another thrill was Noes Vance RobnSons upset victory
the famed Duke speedser Sine in the 100 yard DASH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

Sam Hill, first base. Ronald Ste
vens, second, Leroy Siebert, short
stop, Herbert Saddler, third base,
Jim Elswick, right field. Joe
Range, center, David Sherman,
left field, frankie Eddington,
utility inficld
Svrdiy evening the Ford
Bruins defeated Pepsi Cola, 10
10 ; az Northwestern field in
the Class \ division CT Detroit
Amateur Essebll Federation.
Four Of the ';erd Bruins, Jim
Smith. Hal Ussery, Bob Miles
end Jim Gates. hit home runs.
Sam Gee added triple 10 the
l8.hit attack.
In the American Legion Sand
lot League. Phillips took IA
to l pounding from Edison and
Young getting only two runs TO
Bcaudrys %. Phillips Post team
made IL errors and Youngs
poorly men made H.
Mike Walker was the winning
pitcher for Edison allowing three
hits and striking out IA. At bat
he battcd in four runs with a
single, triple and home runs.
Beaudry had 10 runs in the
sixth for its big inning. Fifteen
batters went to the plate in the
inning
Members of Slate Browns
Condor team are Charles Count"
Brown, pitcher, Dee jenkins, Sec
ond base. Sam Montgomery, first
base, Larry Davis, short stop,
Emmeue Davis. third. Luke San
ders, catcher. Copeland. lcftficld.
Robert Williams. center. Rufus
Long, shortstop, and Tommy Pet
erson.
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BY JIM BUTLER

Monday evening. Forest Manor
lost 2 to to Dearborn Gear
in the Westside Courier League
at Dingeman Field. Manor pitch.
or Leroy Coleman went in to
start and came out in the sixth
with his team on the bottom
of 2 TO 0 score.
Manager Jack Vaughn pulled
Coleman when he put Robert
Jordan in 10 pineh-hif. James
Johnson finished pitching the
game for Forest. Coleman gave
up three hits and Johnson only
allowed one.
The first baseman opened the
second inning for Dearborn Gear
with a homerun over leftficlder
Robert Jones head with nobody
on base. Coleman retired the
next three men.
With one man out in the third
inning, three singles in row
scored what proved to be the
winning run for the Dearborn
outfit. A. Hershey. third base
man, clouted a homerun in left
centerfield in the 7th for Forest
Manor's only run.
Players on Forest Msnor's
team are Rufus Pearson. short
stop, Robert Jones. left field,
Bonnie Green. catcher. cIs-
renee Mcneil. center, Bill Bold
ing. second base. Willie Jones.
right field. frankie Eddinsfon,
third, Eldridge Glover, first
base. Leroy Coleman. pitcher.
James Johnson. pitcher. Porter
Lewis, Utility, Tracey Foley.
George cersey. Howard john
SON and Lawrence Williams.
JAY GEES
Manager Gus Adams Jay Gees
went TO town Monday night and
whipped w. l.. Bar. l3 TO .. in
a Westsidc Courier League game
on Atkinson Field. Lcfthander
Marvin Petway started the pitch.
ing and came out in the fourth
for Albert Moore, right handler,
whoh completed the game
Ellis Appleseed. Jay Gees
first bssemsn, hit a homervn
in the second. bringing in three
runs. Lawrence Casey. second
bsseman, hit homer in the
fifth. with no runners on base.
FEDERATION BASEBALL
The Sportsmcn Eight dropped
their last game to Four Leaf
Glover, 6 to 4. in a Sunday game
Of the Class b League.
Members of Arlie Clark 5
SpOrtsmcn Eight team are Don.
aid Mitchell. right hand pitcher,
Vincent ryor. right hand pitcher,
Bobby Wilson. ri. r., Major Gun
bingham, RI r., catchcrs. War.
rington Parker and James Lloyd,
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To Graduate
III Southern

BATON ROUGE, La.-South-
crn University will hold its 44th
Annual Commencement Exer
else. Monday, June 2 at 5 pm,
on the University Quadrangle,
il was announced this week by
DR.. f. G. Clark, president of
Southern.
DR.. Clark, in his announce
mcnt also stated that DR.. Jo-
scph +. Drake. president, Ala
bama A & NJ College, Normal,
Alabama. will be the Commence
mcnt Speaker and Rev. Morris
ii. Tyncs, pastor, Monumental
Baptist Church. Chicago. Hi
nois. will be the Baccalaurcatc
Speaker.
The president said that both
ceremonies will be held al 5
pm, on the Quadrangle, but In
the event OF incIement weather.
they will be held in the New
Gymnasium.
DR.. Drake, the commencement
speaker, has had distinguished
career as an educator. He has
served as school administrator
in Texas, South Carolina and
Alabama. Two years prior to
his becoming president of the
Alabama School in 1927, he was
a member of the staff of the
Alabama State Department OF
Education.
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You'll Find His Phones
In 1900 Communities
Cove up Geology
to Study Utilities

Right of the bat things began
TO happen.
First, he expanded and re-
stated the important New York
office; second, he initiated q
growth program.
Two years ago he acquired
Theodore Gary q Co.. . big i'm
dependent, which owned manu-.
featuring facilities also. So now.
next to Western Electric,
Powers Arm is the country's big
gest maker Of phone equipment.
This year, through an ex-
change Of stock, he joined forces
with Peninsular Telephone Co.
of Florida, adding another
100000 phones. Previously. he
adds, I'VE didn't have q single
phone in that state"
A big, round-faced man Of 81,
Power is a quiet sort Of fellow
who moves quickly and noise
lessly. Conservative, he doesn't
like to fly though he IL con-
st6ritly on the move. He averages
100000 travel miles a year-but
by train.
His chief worry
Every weekend he entrains for
his 220 acre Ohio farm to be with
his wife and two daughters.
Now that General owns plants
in Belgium. Italy. Canada and
the phone systems Of the Philip
pines and the Dominican Repub-
lie. Power Is now on q business
trip to Europe where he 10 ex-
ploring new opportunities.
In summer he takes on for
some Quebec fishing = always
worrying about where he will
get the new capital for the 5000
million plant expansion he plans
for the next Ave years. But
that's a small worry-Power al
ways seems to get what he starts
out for.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

CHARLESTON SENATORS, -
American Association, Manager
Bill Norman:
Charleston. with only ncwcom.
or Bill Taylor hitting more than
300, has relied on its youthful
pitching staff, Favored with ex-
pericnced relief men, to main
tain its first place challenge.
BIRMINGHAM BARONS. South.
ern Association, Manager Cal
Ermer:
Veteran hittcrs and the young
Baron pitchers have kept Birm.
lngham in second place. Ben
Thorpe leads the hitters with a
1923 average, followed by Steve
Demctcr at .312 and Mel Clark
at .297, with SO runs batcd in.
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81 WIN ms"

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Thirty.
one University of Michigan ath-
letcs in three sports were award
ed their varsity letters while a
dozen more earned reserve
awards and 80 freshmen rccciv-
cd their numerals in baseball,
tennis and golf. The awards were
approved and announced by Ath-
letic Director ii. o. Fritz CHS
Ter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

from the back paralysis resulting
from the accident. When he was
admitted to the institute. he had
no muscle function below the
arms and only intermittent sen.
salion down to the groin.
$4,000 Stipend
a Deputy Commissioncrship
has been vacant since Jan. IS.
Ihe pay ranges from $1,000 to
$4,000, state officials said.
Governor Hartman said he
mad been "a Roy csmpsneiIs fan"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
(ampy 10 Get NY. Commission Post

ing and wrestling. The Governor
made the offer during a half
hour visit with Mr.. Campanella
in his room at the institute of
Phys cal Medicine and RchabiIita.
ton New York University Belle.
vuc Medical Center.
Follows Program
Since the patients transfer 10
the inst tutc May 5, he has been
following a program Of exercises
TO recover as much as possible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

An old Roy Campanclla fan Is
..,eine new job in the
al ,ar,s world for the Dodgcr
s spU.,e hospitalized since Jan.
90 when an automobile accident
tsote TWO vertebrate in his neck.
Governor Hartman disclosed
cunday that in few weeks
~campy" might become a Deputy
commissioner Of the State Ath-
s,lc commission, which has jur-
sdjctlon over professional box
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Cen'l Telephone is
Second TO A.T.&T.
BY LOUIS JAMES

INNsa<1
How did David feel next TO
giant Goliath?
Sort of SMALL" grins Donald
Clinton Power.
Power ought to know that
feeling. AS president of the Gen.
eral Telephone Corporation. he
feels sort of small" next to
mammoth A.T.&T. which con-
trolls so million Of the country's
60 million phones.
But General Telephone Is n
Goliath in its own right. 1t is
the giant of vast network Of
$500 independent companies who
run most Of the phones in the
smaller communities throughout
the country.
Operates in 80 states
Generals three million phones
tentacle 30 states and many
thousands Of towns. making 1t
the second largest phone COM
pany in the world.
Bell, for instance, may control
Los Angeles. Power admits, but
we have Los Angeles sur
founded"
In six years, Power helped
Jump Generals assets into the
billion dollar class. tipping its
net from IS million to SAL mil
hon: He did II because few men
IN the field know public utilities
snd the complexities Of rate sys-
'ems as intimately az he does.
For years he taught the sub
leet st Ohio State Che was chair
man OF the board in 1851 and
n ,Ster was chief counsel for the
sion.
Last year. the Wall Street
journal gave him a special token
o. leadership In progressive bust
ness and he readily admits his
dependency on business news
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

ever since he began playing for
the Dodgers 10 years ago this
summer. He praised him for
holding fhs team together, for
taking the good and the bad
without excuses and predicted:
II think he'll bring that same
spirit 10 boxing"
The Governor said he had lost
interest in the Dodgers since
they moved from Brooklyn to
Los Angeles but he was still
loyal TO the players"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
AItheo Gibson Named
Woman Athlete Of Year

NEW YORK-Wimblcdon and
U. 5. Tennis champion Althea
Gibson added two more laureIs
of tcnnisdom distinction to her
collection last Thursday by win
ming the Babe Dickcrson Zaharias
trophy as woman athlete of the
year and being named captain
Of the u. S. Wightman Cup
Team.
The 50-year-oIc tcnnis ace,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
Five Detroit Farm Teams
In Top Place I'm Circuit

DETROlT-Superb pitching exempified by three no-h
teS In Two days has enabled five of the Detroit Tigers
farm clubs to move into first second place in their
spective leagues
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SEALED BIDS will be received un-
w Noon, tuesday. June 10, 1888,
At the ONCE OF the State Roads
Commission at P. o, BOX ~ i0S
=. Lexington Street. Baltimore 4
Maryland, offering to purchase
the improvements consisting of
Two story frame dwelling, three-car
frame garage and frame playhouse
located on the former Helen James
Maddox, 1920 Old Bladensbure
Road. property in Silver Spring.
Maryland, located ON the proposed
hlghway improvement between
Georgla Avenue and Old Rladens-
burg Road. All Of these improve
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the ground line BY Midnight, Tues
gay, august IL. 1855. Details,
oloding forms and special bidding
State Roads Commission al I'aureI
Maryland. District Once Phone
Parkway 5-069O,
NOTICE OF SALE OF LOTS
virginia Department of Highways
VIII offer for sale to the highest
Diqoer lot located on the West
23rd st. and Army-NaVy dr., in
Arlington County, Va, having a
frontage Of approx. 500 II. and
q total area OF 134,S27 so, II,
There is q slope easement along
Glebe I'd, extending onto the
above-described property being
approx. 8 II. at Army Navy DIR.
and 23rd 81. and widening to ap-
prox. 20 II. until such time as
the properly is brought TO the
elevation OF Glebe I'd. so as to
eliminate the necessity of this
lope easement, said easement
covers 1891 SO. It. Sealed bids
Will be received at the District
Office at Culpeper, Va, on or
before 10 am. on June q, 1858.
and then opened. All bids are to
be addressed to T. W. Ross. Dis
trict Right-of-Way Engineer.
care of Virginia Department OF
Highways, Culpeper, Va, with
bid written on the envelope,
tititied check payable to the Com
monwealth of virginia in the
amount Of $500 shall accompany
each. bid and will apply on the
purchase to the successful bid
der All checks will be returned
to unsuccessful bidders.
The terms OF sale will be cash
and the. Highway Department re-
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AUCTION-Antique and used furn.
Fri. mite 1880 pm. and Sat. 1880
am, May % and "a. 1907 Rock
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
TIoN AT 1000 AM. TUESDAY,
MAY 20. 1855, AT THE PROP
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ONLY. YEAR, MAKE OF We
H1CLE, BODY, SERIAL. ENGINE:
1850 De Soto 2-dr. sed., 501352Sl.
s14-1143OO; 1851 Buick 2-dr.
sed., l642SS30, 66393l55: 1912
Pontiac 4-dr. sed,. P6KA3746;
l947 Dodge 2-dr. sed., 30S22357.
DIAL S3935; 1919 Pontiac 4-dr.
sed., WSRH39S7; 1852 Chevrolet
3-dr sed., 3lKKC22037, KAA-
215297; 1851 Chevrolet 4-dr. sed, =,
14JIsC- 5S775, JAD4 ] 0466; l94S
Buick cow, 3494O561,. 5l24l411;
1850 Hudson 4-dr. sed., 5O41l7-
599; :, j., Ia49 cheyrSlleeto @S Sd sed
P9s-is4s95; i94s Cadillac 4%dr.
sed, 93sO342: ia47 Buick 4-dr.
Sed I4TISgI6. DVT-oo76S: I04S
Dodge 4-dr. sed., 3i20i352, D24-
5gS959; l94g Hudson 2-dr. sed.,
49l21271: 1917 Nash 4-dr. sed A.
K1 $685.. KE4l177; 1916 Ford
2-dr sed.. 99A-l Os703S: 1947
Buick 4-dr. sed.. 145645i6. Az
55O6S5; l94S Buick 4-dr. sed.,
34SS7596. 5l0246S5 l94S Pom
tiac 4-dr sed., KSPB3O14; 1850
Studebaker 2-dr, sed., .G64O767,
72459S: 1850 Chrysler 4-dr. sed.,
7O7O1s09. C3s-220371: 1919 Olds
4-dr; sed., 49sMlls27. sAI09692;
i 1872 rlyHopth ssd dsdr. Sd ia II:
COW e5Sfo e e. s6-f499sS2. e-i4o5i Oh
1919 Olds 2-dr. sed., f9SM-2600;
l04a Lincoln 2-dr. sed., 9EH-
025471; 1917 Chrysler coupe:
7O175a3. C3g-7I5a: 1919 Ford
Olds. 4-dr. sed., 5O6W3064, ga
1889: 1913 Buick cdr. sed.,
i4s069i6. 5OiOi027; 1915 Chew
FAMo5O2G: 1899 Pontiac cdr.
sed., P6EA2S932, 6-561554; 1913
Chev. cow. l4FKL67609, FAM
353i77; i94a Hudson 4-dr. sed d,
49I14262: l94l Ford 2-dr. sed,,
1S-6401 442; 1850 Hudson 4-dr,
sed.. 7A-32007; 1850 Hudson A.
DIR sed.. 5O257s4S: 1850 Chev.
4-dr. sed., l4HKC50657, HAM
i4gl67; l94S Buick 4-dr. sed.,
i4si55aa, 5O3s74i7; 1850 chey.
4-dr. sed., 14GJH25431, GAP
310l46. le4S Dodge 4-dr. sed. !,
3lO53335. D24-43f501; 1919
Olds 2-dr sed., 496w652l, ga
$4,000: 1910 Dodge 4-dI. sed.,
31317461. D3095537: 1910 Cad.
lilac 4-dr. sed., S324350: le4S
Buick 4-dr. sed;. 349433Sl. 81
3l4427; 1913 Studehaker 4-dr,
sed.. G330l77.. 3546SA; l94a De
Soto 4-dr. sed. 1904 1926, S13-
691sg: 1913 Pontiac 4-dr. sed
W6PB243g; 1916 Pontiac CDR.
sed'. L6LA3O96: 1910 Buick 2-dr
sed., 452l34O4. 53i132s5: 1879
Buick 2-dr. sed., 34SS3506. 80
SOl544. EARL p. HARTMAN,
Deputy Chief, Chief ALSO Prop
erty) Clerk, Metropolitan Police,
II r myl1 1919
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