The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
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~ Barrow. nephew Of Joe
,,u,s who became one OF the
greatest fighters the ring has ever
Inown. is the young man who
q KONG his opponents for An
n,ncia.icn in the Catholic Lea.
me's Second Division.
Annunciation won only two lea
Que game last year as It was
Ssfeated 10 times. We've won
~ many games so far this season
as we did all last year. said
poqer Bessy, Aunnciation's coach
The difference is Barrow. Last
vear he was young and timid, SO
/ talked his brother Albert into
coming out fSr the team and
trying 10 get Tvs job at center
ALBERT played football and is
rough customer. He is 6-feet-2
and weighs 225 pounds. He is
making Ty. who is 6.5 and 10
mounds heavier. really work for
tae starting center post"
Ty scored % points against ST
Charles and % against Nativity
and was the top rebounder in
each game as he led Annuncia-
lion TO its successive victories.
Barrow's play has spanked the
play Of his teammates Tony Konal.
Bob Smith. Joe Karam and Dick
Shancfclt-
Services for Bill Appleton. a
iudgc of professional boxing
bouts in Detroit for 10 years.
we're held Tuesday at the Killocn
Funeral Home. 9555 Chalmers.
Nj Appleton. died last Sunday
Of cancer. Boxing Commission
Floyd Stevens appointed Mr. APP
pleton a Judge in 1850 He re-
tired about year ago because
Ct illness.
Io'tin Greene. in his 18th sea
sen with the Painters had rca
sen ~ he hopeful after FRIDAY
uipAt'S f6-5l victory over .prcyi
r'elv 'nbcaten Ecorsc in a Twin
Valley Conference feature before
q packed gallery in Rouge's spaci.
ogS gym Greene has enough cx
perierce, strong bench and a
6-5 freshman center in Willie
ReitS who possibly holds the real
key to Roges new season.
Five ROUGE PLAYERS scored in
double figures with Jon Roman
showing the way with Is. Park
nlehardson u. Joe Rcachc II
Substitute Ken Wilburn II and
FSly Williams 10, Center GEORGE
Peoples tailed Is points f)r
Fcorse.
Defending City League cham.
pion Eastern, Northern and North.
eastern all won to remain tied
for the Fast Side Friday after
noon Northwestern, Western,
Southwestern and Chadsey arc
locked in first place in the West
with 80 marks.
Eastern ran into stiff resistance
- Cass Tech before overcoming
The Technicians, 645Q; Northern
va'loped aIumford. 65-3l. North
oaeirrn defeated Pcrshinp. 1859.
and Central trimmed Osborn in
East Side action.
AT Cass. the TechnicianS and
Eastern were knot,ed al 1892
midway in the third neriod Rec.
ole Harding. Bill Yearly and
John ROwser scored enough
roints thereafter to give Eastern
the victory. but not without
fisht Harding was high for the
game with 10. and Yearly and
Fowscr each dropped in Is. jim
Patterson and Dorics Murray had
y apicce for the losers.
Art Barnes and Ed Robinson
paced ~" Northern victory with
- and IA noints, respectively.
Pcwcr-nackcd HIGHLAND Park
and hot.and-cold Crosse Pointe
Quintet slnDlied the bigcest noise
hoard Friday nioht in the Border
Cities l"a~uc Tho Parkers druh-
led Monroe 75-4O. for ihcir fourth
straight victory and their second
IN conference action. Elmer Sig
non led the routing victory with
~ points.
Crosse Pointe, whose only loss
IN five starts was to Highland
Park turned hack Royal Oak Don
dero. CLAP
Dick Mcclure, who spent II
wears as one of the National
Basketball Associations finest
athletes, now coach of the Detroit