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The Nome nugget., 1959-08-21
CANDID RECORDING
 SHOWS CONFUSION OF BLAST ABOARD WASP

QUONSET POINT, R. l., R - An unusual tape recording of the explosion and fire which killed two men and injured 20 aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp is among the evidence being studied by a Navy investigation board.
 The sound of the blast and the spontaneous reaction of the men was recorded because a tape-re- corder microphone had been opened to pick up the voices of Cribbage-playing officers.
 The recorder picked up some of the cribbage game, men count ing their scores. Suddenly came the distinct boom of the explo- sion followed by muffled noises of men escaping from the bunk room, accompanied by the shout of men suddenly endangered.
 The Wasp was on antisubmarine maneuvers 25O miles off the Vir- ginia coast when the mishap oc- cured Tuesday.
 It. O.GO Jim Frank Hagen of Marianna, Fla, perished when trapped in the helicopter whose engine exploded while he was testing it in hangar aboard the Wasp.
 Aviation Apprentice Donald H. Trask of Keene, N. H., whose body was found at the bottom of a plane elevator, apparently was asphyxiated.
 None of the injured was con- sidered in a serious condition.
 Sources at this naval base said the damage to the Wasp might ex- ceed five million dollars.
 Rear Adm. Robert Stroh, com mander of Carrier Division 15, said the helicopter engine Iran away and exploded while it was being tested by a qualified pilot" !"
 He said runaway engines are not uncmmon in flight and the governors fail to function proper ly. But he said he never heard of a runaway engine under han gar-deck testing conditions.
 Officers were playing cribbage near the deck hangar. It. Patrick Harney of Robinsdale, Minn., turned on a tape recorder as a joke. He got two minutes of re- cording of the disaster, including the explosion that started the fire.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-21

The so called cloud-burst is caused by violent uprushes of air which prevent the condensing raindrops from falling to the ground. When large amount of water has accumulated at high levels and the upward currents weaken, all of the water falls al once. During a severe cloud-burst at Porto Bello, Panama, almost two and half inches. of rain fell in three minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-21

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Powell Meets Buford
In Motor City Bout

Two explosive cnround bat
ties will headline Promoter c. w.
Larry Smiths next boxing card
a. the GrayStone Ballroom Tues.
day, Feb 3.
Johnny Powell, the sensation.
! young middlewcight. faces the
ougheSt test of his career when
le takes on Ernie Buford. the
'leveland spoiler, in one of tire
% FOUNDERS Lii Leroy Jcffery.
he diminutive lightweight with
he lethal left hook will clash
With Tommy Johnsonr- great Mus
;egon lightweight prospect, in the
companion feature.
Powell, who swept all possible
tate honors as an amateur. has
posted l3 out of Is victories in
he pro ranks, He hasn't been
beaten since he lost a split dc.
ision to Ted Wright more than
wo years ago - and Powcll'S adj
nirerS are still complaining about
hat decision.
He has never been in against
anybody with Buford's know.how
md talent, however. The Cleve-
and battler is an upset artist TO
'eckon with. He has beaten such
op-flight warriors as wifi Greav.
IS, Pat Lowry and Henry Hank
Hank had posted eight straight
knockout victories when he met
Suford here recently. Hank was
he heavy favoritc. but Buford
ave him boxing lesson and cas-
~ won the unanimous decision.
;reaves hasn't been beaten since
'uford outpointed him on Dec.
I, 1857. Buford"s overall record
hows IL wins and six losses
gaihst tough competition.
Jeffrey, who stands only So.
as won IA out of rs bouts. In.
luded among his triumphs arc
knockouts Since Gene Ores.
am beat him for the Michigan
ghtweight championship. jeff.
~ has come back to post sec.
nd-round knockouts over Dick
White and Sam Lenear.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

Four Negro athletes are Cal"
dida,es for varsity letters ,oso 90 90
v waSne State Univcrsity's lsoo 90
NasketbaIl team. The tour a Sde
v United Henry, son of Mrs r raa
henry of 4427 Moran n a~
, James, son Of Mr. anu
, m~s Nathan James of 1928 Lo. a,
r ron. Thomas A. WASHINGTON; s son
top 70 Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt WASH !,
IN inu i of 1888 E. Garfield ia, anu amd
1 ppnCr, /. Smith, son Of i Mr.; an .
MISC Mrs Carl Jackson of "a Wilkins
Horny. the leading scorer o.
lac, seasons Tartar SQUAD, "s
las, s,avcd both guard and io nN, J,
his wear. In IS games IN lSo''C I"
I Henry picked up 25s points ga .
Vera of 14.3 per game a graz a'
" nate Of Miller High school school, he "r
u va ,s ~ in basketball ar y,
- football as a high schoole r., ?,
has confined his athletic , se.,,
w TO the cage sport q, way
tate. Henry is a SEMI,
, avn College Of Education
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

East Lansing Mich EARLY en-
tries coming in for the 366'h
Michigan State Relays indicate
that there will be a wide geo.
graphic representation of schools
for the annual event Feb 7, al
Jcnison Field House.
MSU Track Coach and Meet
Director Fran Dittrich reports ne
has team entries from Oklahoma
and Colorado already on hand
and expects others from the Big
Eight Conference And there )
also an entry from Wichita. OF
the Missouri Valley Conference.
A full Michigan State squad
has been entered by Dittrlch.
and he has full entries from
such familiar midwestcrn track
and field units as Notre Dame
Western Michigan and Wiscon
, sin
The competing athletes WI
and field events in two session
on Feb Z Six of the titles N
for grabs will be of the relay va
riety. in the shuttle hurdle. dis
tance medley. sprint medley. twt
. mile college one mile and unlvcr
silly one mile races.
Six of the championships in
last years meet were won by
schools already entered for the
coming competition Oklahoma
athletes won the sprint medley
and 75-yard dash. Wisconsin per.
! formers were tops in the 1000
and 600yard runs and in the
high jump and Notre Dame had
a winner in the 3O0.yard run
The meet gets underway sat
. urday afternoon al , pm with
, prclims in several running events
and broad jump final. and will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
SETS HIGH JUMP
RECORD FOR
SECOND TIME

BOSTON - For the second
straight week John Thomas, II
year high Jump prodigy from
Boston L. broke the worlds in
door record. when he lcapcd
4 6.llal inches Saturday in the
Knights of Columbus Games, OPP
chino tho indoors. truck season
The previous week he scared an
even six-eleven.
A schoolboy sensation last year
al Rindge Tech. Cambridge High.
Young Thomas apologizcd for
not clearing 7 IT, a4inchcs,
Thomas plans TO compete in
about four other indoor meets. in
which he'll Try to become the
first man TO scale the magic soy
on foot mark indoors. He does
not plan to vie in the Inquirer
Games in Phill'S Convention Hall
Feb 10
Olner winners IN the meet in
cluded Paul Winner Morgan
states Soph spccdstcr from Plea.
Santville y who beat out
Keith Gardner. jamaican Olym.
plan from the L Of Ncl raska. in
the 5Oyard sprint FL Collymorc.
Nillanova won the 500 in a hair
line finish over Rudy smith Of
Bates. both hitting he tape in
HIP
Deacon Jones OF Iowa. obvious
~ off form. ran fourth in the
lwo-mIlc and Morgan States
speedy one-milc relay team was
edged by Manhattan in a speedy
3 POP clocking Nlanhattan's
coach described his winning four
some as the fastest IN the schools
history and Morgans team po-
cntially, is the SwiftiSt the
3earaS have had in six years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
a Eye Wayne
Varsity Letters

A Northwestern High se a,'~n
,,r ~ James played enough
set a's season to win a major var
las, .i,v letter at Wayne as sopnU.
S s,ore Coach Joel Mason resaru ,,
u u;n as the Tartars' fastest pal,
' 'a,avor A guard, James le''ereu
p ~ basketball as in high school 90.
.o Ai'OG SEASON ~ Of basketball ! at !
wavnc State, Tom Wasnlne' '.a
N ms'" become an aggressive RE re
. u"s for the Tartsrs. In n,
S Sehooi is a transfer student iron
HisbIand Park Junior CS ole, :
Hes a junior in Wayne s'a'e
, sophomore Bob Smith wo
! freshman numerals last sea s''
|. and IS trying for his first va s,s !
4 award in 1859 Another grau s
!, s oS Miller High School where
: y o. ,s,,sred in football. basKeto'
= and track. Smith is enr s s,S,,,
IN Wayne States College 0' w
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
w. Va. Mayor Refuses Apology
Over Stumbling Negro Cage Stars

crs' agreement with the Royals
and thus nessitated the game be
REPLACED at Cincinnati.
Msvor John copenhaver OF
Charleston expressed his person
al reqret over the incident but
said, Charleston, as q munich
psIity. has nothing for which to
apologize"
over which our city has no con
1.-THE principal at point is one
troll" Mayor Copenhaver said.
THE incident was something
of long standing and broad mn
plications," he said. THE en-
! forcement of this policy injured
THE pride of these Negroes and
prompted resentment
Solutions to all of the prob
lens arising out of the demand
and rapid advancement OF the
Negro race are not yet at hand.
he said Until the task has been
completed, the best course foI
all to pursue is the one OF wisdom
and common sense"
Mr.. Baylor, former All
American at the University Of
Seattle, and two Negro team
mmates-Ed Fleming and Boz
Ellis-were denied admittance L
alocal hotel when the Lakers ar
rived Friday for their Nationa
Basketball Association game
with the Cincinnati Royals MI
Baylor did not play. The Laker
lost 95 10 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

DETROIT - Mrs Mamie Hen
dcrson reported to the bowling
.eaeue's better relation commit
zee that the organizations presi-
dent, Kenneth Hayes, is sick in
Crittenton General Hospital
1854 Tuxedo.
Some Of the results OF Dex-
ter Mixed League Monday
NIGHT are as follows:
Eli Wilson split % with the
Deamons. Hettche's Motors bet
tied up Martuneac Insurance s.
Frank Smith hit 205 high for
557 total to- lead for Martu
ncac Insurance. and Betty SUIT
ton scored 100 high for a
SAT to help Hettche's Motors.
Thurston Barber Shop took
Hammerstein Drug 81. James
Brown knocked over 2O7 and
233 for 592 for Thurston, and
his teammate, Joe Bowers, was
right over him with 23l and 2Oa
Tor 600. The team shot 1923 for
high series.
Ben's Uniforms tied up with
Pryor's Auto Wash ~. Ben's
Clarence Walker led with 204
for 578 and Douglas Bowers
hit 2l5 for SOS. Leila Wag-
ner's 2l7 for 500 and Daryl
Holidays 200 for SCI was
best for Pryor's Auto Wash.
Missed the scores for the Tel
Spot and Burdens Decorator
contests. but nevertheless A
Washington felled 215 for So
and Ten Spot had high team
game of 905 and high team ST
rics of $3.50. Thomas Brown wa
a 2O6 for SIS total along wit
teammates Marcus Burdens %
for $50 and Claude Greer's %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Tigers Sign Two

Two Allen Park, Mich. boys. a
southpaw pitcher and lcft-hand-
ed hitting catcher. have signed
contracts with clubs in the De.
troit Tiger minor league system,
I'd katlinaS. director of scouts.
announced today.
The hurler is James Richard
Fcketc, Is. who stands 6 feet 2
inches and weighs l65. Fekete.
signed TO Birmingham Glass
AA) contract. starred in high
school and American Legion ball
for four years and rounded out
MS Sandlot career by posting a 40
record in the Detroit Amateur
Federation last Summer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

MINNEAPOLIS - Basketball
star Elgin Baylor attained new
stature as a real American To-
day, after his refusal TO play IN
a game at Charleston, w Va.
last week because of discrimina-
ton. Baylor said he would forfeit
a years salary rather than sub
nit TO Jim crow.
On Monday, Owner Bob Short
of the Minneapolis Lakers said
he is filing an official protest de-
handing that last Friday nights
came with the Cincinnati Royals
be rcplayed because of the seq
regatiop incident.
Cincinnati won the game, 85-
81, at Charleston. w. Va, after
Baylor refused TO play when he
and two other Negro teammates
Ed Fleming snsd Boo Ellis -
we're denied admittanee TO a
Charleston hotel.
Short said the Lakers never
would have gone to Charleston
had they known such an incident
would occur The game original
ly had been scheduled for Gin
cinnati but was moved TO Charles
tons new Civic center in the
hope of attracting larger crowd
Short pointed out that the LAX
ers had been assured before
hand that accommodations were
arranged for the entire team. IL
said the fact that such full &C
commodations we're not available
constituted breach in the LAX
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Local 2q5 CONS Alive

to ro' the 7th place Chryslc
Hawks'hree Warriors hit dou
bic Tres. Richard Garne
tossed IL. Roosevelt Noble,
IL, and)bert Steele Is. Steel,
has a Cract with the major
league gers. James Graham
another rrior standout. playc.
good & and football aside
from baball.
HakmShallman Sign 0 r
managed oints.
Two scoring gvnners
faced Gather in the game
that ss0ownbest Barber
Shop a,6 triumph over
Marks Frhe fvrriers we're
out TO su Mcmillan and
they did, while. AL only
scored free and one
field rs he first half.
: Gene Dyrks, second 10
E Mcmillan the individual
4 scoring. ITO MeMiIIisn's
9 game iotss.
4 Downbealrman Mackic
!. shot IL aned Durham Il
Ie to lead Mar8 at half time
s. and 1876 end of the
T. third. Barlrthur Askew
,e wasn't hittli it showed
ut with his 4 for the con
IS test.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Tiger Tickets
Now on Sale

DETROIT - The Detroit Ii
GERS today opened the advance
mail order ticket sale Tor the
/ $50 American League season
Harry NJ. Sisson, executive vice
president. said ticket prices In
effect last season will remain I'M
changed, ranging from the 10
cent bleacher charge through
SIPS for general admission and
81 for reserved seats to the top
of So for box seats Only re-
serves and boxes are sold in adj
vance.
In addition to the straight sea
son box and reserved seat plans,
the Tigers this year are offering
combination plan for upper
deck seats covering opening day
all 81 night games, 10 Sundays
and the Fourth of July, a pack
age of 80 games in SO playing
dates.
The season opens at riggs sta
dunn on Friday, April TO- ear
lest in history. The champion
New York Yankees in five of tn
81 night games. the Boston Re-
Sox four. the Baltimore Oriole
and Washington Senators thrc
Zach. and the Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics and Whit
Sox two each.
Starting time of home game
will be the same as last year. La
for all afternoon games. doub
headers as wnll as single. ar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Aggies Whip
Winston-SaIem

GREENSBORO, N. G. = Inc
AIT College AggieS took : ught,
or grip ON first pace IN .iiAA
basketball standings with a oe-
cisivc. $500 victory last week oV'
or arch rival Winston-Saleh'
Teachers College. ,.s,
The game, played here las.
TUESDAY night, drew the larees'
crowd in the Charles Moore Gym
uas.um 10 see a game this season,
More than 2,70O spectators yelleo
themselves hoarse as the Asgie'
avenged an earlier defeat by I'M
Teachers in tournament play.
The victory gave the Aggies
on record in regular conierenc
n,av and labeled them as iaV'
rites TO repeat as ClAA vlslla'l :,
ahamns AIT has an overall a
crape of 1872, the two losses y y
mo sustained in 'our'a'''''
play flor fo,
IdklDS NNh' II A..
and one half minutes OF Pc
the Aggics we're never ov yer, ~
They stretched the m nj =, 10 10
noints( leading 1890 al nd i,''
tine and broke the contest vi
open in the second perlou. ~
scorcd as points in the iinal
AGAINST 80 for the Teachers .or
The game featured a sc OF
duel between Cleo Hill for w
ION who dumped 80 points,
tho total for his team ana
Howell. star Aegic guard
buckctcd 30 points Tor inc
nns. olov 60,
suirs. the sophomore senS'
S'r The Aggies, had the
pa.kcd gym buzzins all my ME-
other players who score,
double figures included;
e Car the Aegics and Rufus
,cndon. 10 for the Winston
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

Johnson stablcmatc of light.
weight contender Kenny Lane. is
off TO a good pro start with scN-
en- victories in his first eight
matches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Nv jim BUTLER

nrrpOIT-The weather was
!, ard,v fit for cageman or beast
afternoon ana .he :,
coaches OF tne
Morthern :;ecreationa. League
viii viii probably see their psychla'
trists Monday for ever Ven'ui
ing out. .ss;.;.,s
..d ,eaaue-direetor Don Vesi
stuck strictly to time sno
ru,es. Top team REFS ana
hssemen. bound Lewis eus''
r.ss College had to play me
.;,st half in running time be-
..,,.e the two assresafions
ts;Ied 70 get their men OF OF
the locker room WITHIN 'e"
minutes Of the scheduled '''
ing fine. 40 game
o,,n,ed and REFS flashed the
sosn that has recently marked
+ ,So;r winning ways in ROUTING
r Low owls College 45-le. Howard
Worthy. turning in lrs"' ,he
0 dous performance, plerceu o;n os
1t College zone with 10 poin's
N RETs' advantage climbed 10 r ~
ut ne - tho first two periods. I'M
IS team was at its sharpest; On y,
Eli Lewis Business Coiiese
= S na,v nlayer. Billy Brown spar
NM Manager Louis Bells First N
6onal Cleaners title hopes wei
cain threatened when foS '.
T Tan Local 295 out'snell liz
them 44.38. The once iron''ru
ning First Nationals, VINO ~ ~
-, 60, RETS and now to Local q
are hoping that they can =" q
DOL IeRron Bronson, scoring a
neh hsck in uniform by next sumo
var. 7 league. director Vest ISM :
,ho. 100 that il can be done. 10
ards Dos drew first blood wi'n n.'
ball field goals by RooseveIi Du
cred and George Sellers. rirs'
tional Donald Blacksnear 60
Sc. RIGHT back with two 10 ,e
AT game up. Local 800 eraope'
oton lead and stretched Ito ,
re. then hung on for a 2o.ll
The In a little over two minute
uieh the third period the scored
from sawed 1923, 1929, in o. .
llege. Of field goals with Nsuo
,ste's Earl Burrell and Local
'" now star Gene Leveret,e.
won rest is history. Local zso
oason led with Leverette's IL
'ars;,v Roosevelt Burch's 10. VI
,duate Green was high for Bells
ire ne with IL. 10
,etbau Coach Floyd Jones' VINO
,ed IN his basketball seriously,
F ed happy man with his wa
nut on a winning show
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Entries Keep Flowing
For Booth MSU RELAYS

be open to the public The even
ing session Will start al 7 pm,
with all seats reserve al 81 %.
AiSU. staGcrts wll De aollc to
exchange activity coupons for re-
served seats
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
SPORTS
G RAPHIC
BY JIM BUTLER

for SOS.
DR.. Preston blanked Atlas
Beverages when Julia Dawson
and Mamie Henderson were the
only two members to show Tor
the losing outfit.
Francene's Beauty Nook took
4 from Everkrisp Potato Chips.
Leroy crawford went 2l3 in 500
and Gladys Bailey's 183-l87 in
523 were important for Fran
Gene. Eddie Harrell did 232 in
sol for honors for Everkrisp.
A Jones led with a 200 in
ASA. Euclid Hotel won 4 over
Lumber Jacks. M. Evans was
42l4 in 543 and Fred Bell l94
in 562 for Euclid. Milford
White was 200 top for the
Lvmberiscks. AdeIe's Beauty
Xii defeated the Ten Pins 40
and Les Modele Shoppe won
3 and lost TO Bills Barber
Shop.
Gene Gresham made it q
straight wins on the goth o
January when he beat Armand
Savoie from pillar to post TO
ten rounds Tuesday night in tn
Graystone Ballroom.
The outstanding fight OF the
evening was between Billy
Picket, 205, and Dave Shout
, der. l9oI2. Shoulders scored
s Touchdown in the last
round bringing the scrap ov'
( Of the fire for him by one
\ point. Morris Neal. 22o. wor
). by knockout over Johnny
s Johnson, 1874. Manager jim
h Myiand's Irwin Smith, appear
g 10 be the middIeweisht te
. watch in the future. He mad'
il three in a row by winnin,
a around decision over a fel
low townsman by the name o
Richard Stokes. In the othe
prelim match Bill Collin
whipped Allen Wilson in
special five-rounder.
70 .,ore will be held ''iVesee'
;, 80 n features two 'e'
A rounders. The ever PoPo''
10. ,erov Jefferies will go again
". HEAVYWEIGHT Tommy Jonms'
m of Muskegon in one, and W
den Shoes" Johnny Powell "
4, Ct trv his luck with Ernie o.
cst ford in the other. Ernie
M ,ha lad who broke Hen
N Hanks winning streak a w
led while ago. - ,
los Toledo boxing promoters '
Tho money to burn are havih'
show the same night at the
c q ,or City program in the y
nee Stone. They will try Charlie
ne ne , ,on again. Cotton promises
a ton siqht Jimmy Remson Tor
Nv ay' on this program. Charlie be
no ont of the Jan. II fight
oent the once beaten Remson.
TONS real reason was Una
four wanted more time to ges
n , shane for a fellow who mas
, g 10 kills in 81 fighs. :.
' =" q 80 We hear: Henry Hank Is
S ~ sidcring an offer OF S5oou
, ,,S, two plane tickets to Ger,
w ns'T The The mob is trying to chee
[, ~, haif Williams out Of retiremc
i nan train fighters again. Doc
,o~;rs ert Bennett is doing a so'
w ,"; 49," On the State Boxing Comm
" h III The good doctor handled
! : " loo fairs of welterweight DC :,
, v ans before he retired Il
q eve 1916. COO
A. smith and Paul Ambros
ior Or; nn inc with boxers again.
nSa' ieu, luther S Burgess took Eli
c Jam Willie williams and LOUIS
ns s1 IN 70 Milwaukee Jan. 70 !
req III ~ ~ the Willie Beaman
hero ~ glooman card. Don is u
arris s' Nm ended Ezzard
luo va III, attCmOt
Evening star., 1959-11-10
Wounded Suspect Held
In Florida Monhunt

Three police cars raced to
the club and Patrolmen sur
rounded the building.
Mrs. Macdonald remained at
the telephone, talking with
Officer Ernie Nicks for nearly
AZ hours. Mr.. Nicks told her
to lock the door and lie on the
floor.
When officers attempted to
enter the building the gunman
opened fire. Police could not
say if any C. three shots fired
at the man nit him, but Mrs
Macdonald raid she thought
she heard someone fall ano
groar.
"GOOd Luck, Pray for Me"
Mr.. Macdonald said the man
pointed a gun at him. ordered
him to lie on the floor and
later forced him to leave with
him. He told police he saw
no accomplices.
Good luck, pray for me-
Mr.. Macdonald quoted the
gunman as saying when he re-
leased him several blocks from
the club.
A bloodstained jacket with a
bullet hole in it was found
near the club.
A National Guard tank and
a Coast Guard helicopter
joined in the search, which
was called off by Chief Purdy
after Ennis was arrested.