• SPORTS • THEATRICALS [CECOND fl 1 t • OUT-OF-TOWN iTIm • Flint - Brownsville PECTION Migwiax^-ib-Jia • EDITORIALS no. 16 voTxvn— DETROIT, MICH., SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1939 5 CENTS A COPY JohnnyWhithers Earns Match With Bob Pastor Quid Stars Will Give Exhibition |0 npHRU THE On Come Back Road Beats Steve SplitZ Games OPORI mirroK Dudas In Battle By RUSS J. COWANS

Tigers Ib * Tuesday Night Ik P w&ti Within the work the cream of on performances (SBKBs&HnKi--J Xiix Wt bused prior to m. ** I iJIM? jt^W the track anti held athletic world this month, then Archie Williams, And mV * Stops Salters ■ will converge on Lincoln, Neb., to Olympic champion would he named Santini Star compete for championships tn the winner of the 440. Rut Williams, Parham In Semi- Justice .junior and senior National Ama- "ho had been idle from lust June In Games teur Athletic Union. The meet will until the recent Princeton meet, Final Bout be run July 3 and wa- defeated by John Quigley, white PUNT The Detroit Quinn More so than In any of the past high school boy front New York. mjfft'it Before tl)i JohDUy Whiters- with three or four years .each event will Notwithstanding this defeat, I Hm Steve Dudas bout at Arena Gar- Fur* »pl" a rloiible-header The above Is a picture of the of Highland nw-iiuc, Pontiac. \ lie studded witli a galaxy of stars, compelled to string along dens Tuesday night, promoters Tigera here Sunday Iron Horse Motorcycle club of Tn with of the ClocinnaM addition to Ihe exhibition, each striving to the full extent of William-. I the match announced the Detroit which will give an ex- believe experience will in pub- ifternoon in Athletic Field, the (here he game his ability for honor of being 1 omit, lic print, tha' the hibition In I'ontinc Tuesday, will n soft hall the and that the race at Prince- winner of th* Tiicri winning the first game, lft- July Fourth. The exhibition between Pontine Big Six and named the outstanding competitor tnn afforded the Olympic champ- bout would be given a fight with the in his particular event. ion the necessary work to put Boh Pastor. f mid the Stars blanking will lie al Sunset I’ark, foot Feorsinns, of F.corse. him The offer an excess in shape for the AAP meet. Whiter*, Jol'ing janitor from Ohioans «•« in the nlghtpleee. short dashes I the of eminent sprinters, and with Jim Herbert. New York Pontiac, won a split decision over contest was a free- univer- The initial mercury-footed runners like Mozcl sity, acclaimed one of the bright- Duda*. veteran New Jersey heavy- hlttinr Rime, the Tigers, paced by Ellerbce. Wilbur Greer. Clyde Jef- est prospects during the winter Ah weight after id rounds of fighting. Left Fielder Williams with six frey. Herb Thompson. Perrin season of IfKIT-nS. finished behind But will he g< : a match with Pas- Os Walker, and Holmes, .and tor '.* Clatter Hoofs Williams Quigley at Mt« in six time* at the plate, col- Norntan it Prince- By Razs Brown would not bring about any sur- ton. and. judging on past perform- Wants Title Bout a total of Ift hits. Williams leriH prise if the winner of the hundred ance*. mill hardly-Improve that po- Itigli' now seeking'* (cored markers for the The Boy#? Pastor is f|fo three What Happened To was clocked in :!tfi seconds. And sition. match wiili Joe Louis for the Cincinnati team. equally as good time should be There Is the possibility that heavyweight crown .andsflora 220-yard Salters Hie Noise C. Grigs*, that little lad who riding fraternity. William H. made in the race. Woodruff will also run In the no. have been made to have that bout if leg injury, sustain- and if he does, then staged Edward Salters, right field, was brought Haitian Harry home on (Boh) Robinson still gives the Ellerboe's you can name In Detroit. the Tuskogee relays ag- hint as Stars’ offense, rhin strap at Pimlico, to clean ed in and the winner, and In record- On the other band, an attempt (hr big noi-e in ihe the hoys a chance to pick winners, hut NCAA, up handsomely with Buck Robin- gravated at the recent lias breaking time. is being made to rerna < h Pastor three hits In five trips' rarely bring anything back rollei'inc son. is riding tit Delaware, hut not they fully terovered. I will select him Have Albritton and Charles Walk- and Toles for h 'Detroit bout next, the of the hundred and to the plate, one a home run with with much success. I wonder what hut "dead" tickets. Red Jack may as winner er. former Ohio State stars, look month. Harry L. iPoppa Dee), one two-twenty. Needless to say that two teammates on the bases. Ral- has of all colored boys pick some winners. No one can like the best In the running high of those close to Toles, declared become the get the Detroit Other he will some keen competition jump Edward Burke, Roscoe Wash- Tuesday night that he get ters wa« also a stalwart defen- at Fairgrounds. tell .ns he goes very easy at all could George and "More Bis- from Stanford's Jeffrey and New ington and Walt Arrington the match if the Toles manage- makinc three great run- than Hall times. may iively, cuits." the hoys don’t meet on the Jersey's Thompson, hut I believe come in and spring a surprise. ment would accept. the Tuskegcan has enough nlng ran he* in the first game, and stroll, St. Antoine street. The Dixiana Stable houses some drive Pill Watson and Archie Harris Lead Too Long and s|»eed to defeat the nimble- have two in the nightcap. His fine throw Bernard F. is liable to heat any mighty sharp nags, and their excellent chance to min the However, regardless if Whiter* footed runners. and put, gets In the ninth Inning flagged a run- man's boss at three-quarter mile. juveniles are far above par. Watch discus shot hut they will the match with Pastor or not. Believe me, he runs like a scared them at. Arlington Park as they Choice of l«ong John Woodruff have to exceed the marks they the Pontiac heavyweight did a neat n«r at the plate and nipped In the of the 880 have* made rabbit. Willie Zakor, the old fruit can all run fast. William 1.. (Bill) as the probable winner this spring. RIM I.ace- trick of defeating Dudas Tuesday bud a tiger rally. any arguments threatened will not in the • night peddler formerly of Windsor. Ont , Anderson gives Georgia Red a occasion field should repeat running jjWb;' ygy Bp|p|* Whiter* established a sub- the lean, ■» Charley Just ire. brawny right- has a sweet two-year-old at the chance as Johnny White is one to from admirers of John Bor broad jump. BRSf^ v . stantial lead in the early rounds, Virginia State star. and hander. was in the final game re- Fairgrounds. Her name is Dream knockout. Johnny used to lay the former SBBLfo' J enough of au advantage to over- Curtis (>idding3, New York t!u* Lesnevich, New light- strirung the T.ger hatters threp Roat. Watch her when she goes odds ont California way. univer- Jersey come Dudas' late rush. to sity. Borican, n great runner, has heavy weight, disposed of Dave away from here. Sun canto tight back Whiter** most effective work bits in the abbreviated seven In- Lover and allowed the success of the indoor * lark. Detroit, with frightening None of our hoys seem he made good after being mentioned was done with stinging blows to rins-1 .lohn Hedgers, hurling for to season to retard his progress in ea*e Thursday night In Nutley, stomach, overflushed with money 'his In Thn Tribune, and there were the and short choppy the Tigers, vis almost as stingy ns 'lie outdoor season. He has been X J . eliminating Clark as a con- lefts meet. I guess it's been tough. some good colts hehind him. Here and rights to the face, lie with hi* blow« se.ven. the Well. hitting the high spots, losing the tender for the crown snatched the New Mr. Jackson from New Orleans got are some goodies for the follow- cut Jersey veteran's left winner* hunching their blows In brilliancy that made him the most front the head of John Henry eye in the ninth hi* and l was glad to hoar of ing week: Roman, Conflado, Ghost round. the with misplays to tally load feared middle-distance runner last Lewis by tlip National Boxing as- second Queen, Manda's Baby, Sealoch, Dudas was guilty of some rough three runs. It. old hoy. Ed Peterson wig wags winter. If Borican will come back sociation, last meek. Posey, tactics in the latr round -, holding us from Omaha that everything is Bahv Talk. to earth and painstakugly, 1 Manager George Quinn is at- train The hasty disposal of Clark left George Riley Tommy Whiter* and mauling. okey He is the Na- Smash To Battle doke.v. with Johnson was found up he offer stiff opposition to tempting to his team, will his admirers stunned and hefud- The Best Bout rebuild and tion Wide News Service. town In one of those sweet hide- Woodruff, if he continues he hire strongest as •Hed as they had anticipated nne of the outfits In The nags are running better, or outs, and his money was long. has in an The best bout, of the evening w .is th* Midwest League the past months .he will be easy win for their Idol over the of whirh It Is a closer, to form at Delaware Park The Detroit management made just runner in the that between Pcpito Santini. little member another race. ,N'ew Jersey fighter. The hoys are Rican, than at any track ai present. How- money. I am sure they will put Biddings has At Puerto und Charles Par- aboWu exceptional Pallatin Mack Friday attempting Park - to explain ths The Star* will he on the roa«l ever. Arlington Park track will' months, .vet cause bam. Detroit bautamwelght. Sa up a totalizer next year and give ability in the past six and of the defeat. lulr to 4. returning to Flint July opear slid it should have a good Old John break. And why tini scored a knockout in (lie hfili I Public a should be right at the heels of the thp J to tnre’ Kentucky Brewery, oN meet, and Jockey W. Yarberry will not? Jt Is ilip public's money that winner Man> mere of opinion dark \\ hen George squares off I’al- round after knocking Parham had changed his style, Riley against Tommy down four times in the have more competition from th»' makes th« wheels turn. If selection of winners could be and. Instead Chicago welterweight, night fourth and of boxing Lesnevich. had gone out latin. in Mack Park Friday once in the second. to engage in a slugging match with in the main event of Walter Sharp’s card, he will he stak- The knockout surprised the l.« his white* opponent. Others ing his puglistic 100 fans who paid thought future in jeopardy. had n mas on? of those lucky Sa'Uiui had been down no OF HISTORY AND CIVILIZATION punches. And George, one of the best prospects ever developed for BUILDERS then there were .in ount* in ihc first aud second those mho expressed Detroit, has not been 1 the belief that so consistent in his puglistic endea- round , and the fans expected A| Gainer had softened Clark In vors during the past two years, dropping bouts to boys he Parham to make it. fourteen via- the fight In Pittsburgh recently, could easily have defeated days gone This wasn't torics in a* many bouts. leaving flie in by. Detroiter an easy prey George In other bouts to a solid punch. because had grown too old to compete with the Willie William* pugnacious youngsters of the day.' out punched Steve Krtishko, w hile. The truth of the on*-rnunri Pontine, in heavyweight Instead. It was because George had who has seen Riley work recent- a match, knockout will not he known until Smith, Detroit, to double in brass. Up was work- ly, («aibaseball «1r has been verv down fac- been tory jot) and is now out to gur tighter should have." Lett stated. had stopped. (Inlow rec ently I, Ed Bolden, ow ner of Stats, everything he has to regain the If licence can get past Paliatin. Floyd Gibbons, whi'f, Detroit jthe Hillsdale has demoted said, PRINCE HALL position lie once one <>[ the Sharp that lie would po him heavyweight, scored a knorkout Jud Wilson a* manager of the held lightweight* in against a better w rperweigh? on over Ed Shelby, white, Cleveland! Philadelphia team, and most feared the elevate**! country. Itis nex' show Jake Dunn to that exalted post- tion. George indicated that he has re- ■ gained his Jake, a some of ring-polish mild-mannered voting when he defeated Speedy Johnson Os Free Masonry | hap, has been alternating Founder in ihe last month. Prior to that he had c infield and for the outfield Stars for scored a technical knockout over (the past six year*. or seven He Joe Blair in lite rounds, and stop- » Among Negroes In America icarne out of the west by the may ejS of Detroit. ped Norman Cardin. I 24 years of age. George is Only # Dunn came to Detroit In I'tjj. will regain Cos au confident he that fotni eighteen-year-old short stop who shown three four ! 1 had or years ago made a remarkable record In when lie was one of the leading ALL CABS H- CAREFUL • aliforniu. Steve Pierce, then own- contenders for ihr crown worn by J>v er of the Detroit Stars, had seen Tony t anzonet l. Prank Ferny. Jake scoop up INSURED DRIVERS hot grounders ami Riley's manager. Is of the same •.,, tear the hide off the hall, .•!>;•• > , . ■— before opinion. ■——- i"• ~.r,, i ■■■- leaving t ■ alifotnla to take over the "George U one of thr hrsf equip- Detroit team. Hall, the father of Free Masonry among petition, which was refused on account of color. He ped lighters in the game today," Cttt-RW 7070 Jake mas unable to displace Fenny said, "lie is a good boxer, 17-18, at then turned to foreigners for what he had been denied PRINCENcgroe* in America, was born Sept. 12, Arvil Riggins, then in the short lias one of the best left-hands in Bridge Town, British West Indies. His father, Thomas sh this country. The separation of the Colonies from field position for the Stars, the game, and possesses .1 deep Hie and Prince Hall, was an Englishman and his mother a free England intervened. He engaged actively in the war following year Joined with the knowledge of ring craft. If he is Insure Your Car With The He as a soldier. At the close of the war he renewed his learns In the Hast. given a break. I'm confident that it woman of French descent. came to the United A States in 1765. Although foreign land where he efforts to secure a charter for the Negro Masonic Lodge, little erratic- in his fielding. will not be long before he will be U. S. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB in a I'unn made himself a favorite with back where he was four years had nor to help him on his the Personal l iability—Collision —Property Pinnaces neither friends education Qn Mush 2 hc adJrcsscd such a ,ea to the Detroit fans with his heavy ago. way, during day and Studied hitting. Add to this Jake’s Dwight I.ett. well-known trainer And Sen he did common labor the Gfjmd of Englandt wh ich grantcd the dispen- fine* Also Fire Theft. Club lee Lodgc sportsmanship .both on and off privately at night. Hie 41* E. Warren (Walgreen Bldg.) TFtnple HKS4 sation. The Lodge was organized in 1787 and officers field, and It can readily be un- At the fundamentals of installed. The movement spread to Phila* derstood why he was so well twenty-seven, he had acquired by liked education. joined the Methodist Church and delphia, Rhode Island, New York, District the Detroit fans. He /WjK Gus • became an preacher. His first church was of Columbia, Maryland, and is now estab- Greenlee has quit baseball, RACQUET eloquent ■•fid Ihe fans are wondering he SEE THE- Cambridge, lished throughout the Americas. i’as if in Mass. also quit its environment. Rv that, • COMPANY • DETROIT, MICH, they mean mill he he asso- WIELDERS Prince Hall dared to learn the secrets of Free Masonry PFEIFFER BREWING ciated with NEW FORD CARS FOR 1939 this he the promotion of the By MI MA'S HI R< H even during the troublous times. To do annual East-West game In Chica- The New Ford V-8 found his way to the quarters of General Gage on Cox go In August. The New De Luxe Ford TUC MCW ThU week finds most of the ex- V-8 Hill to the Military Lodge I TIE NEW Since the inception of (his profi- in Boston. He was admitted table game. citement regrets of the inter- The Mercury 8 1 Greenlee has and and advanced of Master Mason before the » been the city to the degree AP" / Ns. moving spirit behind the matches between Cleveland at JOHNS BROS., Ford Dealers him, were M X scenes. and forgotten by Central beginning of the war. Along with there Tn many Instances, it has been Detroit "811 Grntlot at Van Dyke under •No Opener Heeded / Greenlee's Motor City Tennis club members. associated others who later obtained a charter ’■ \ money that provided the ■ JAMES A. GRANT, Sales Rep. which they finally proceeded with limited power. • Seals In Flever / \ ‘ necessary means to keep the game After listening to the hundred going. and one various alibis and excuses Office— Plan. 4280 Res. |y. (W|& Their membership was increased from time to time by • little / ——J U- A But now that Greenlee has I am now going to let the “cat out admitting York, Pennsylvania and I bl* lost persons from New • ModaOf Aluminum ( THI HIGH? team, and his cash is not as of the bag" and give the true facts foreign enter into the full rights concerning countries. Hoping to luit 1 iv|\\ pnpi P/ long as It was a few years back, the defeat Df the De- and powers in this country, Hall presented such a 1 LiMa £/ the fang are wondering If he will troit players by the Cleveland O. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M. \ OFF COMES he associated with Cole. Hall, team last week. and 0 \ VAW\ others in the promotion. First, 111 start with Dan Web- IpA jy The Cast-West game Is an excel- ster who played number three fit hum; chapter s.-stated meeiing—- lent stab no. n o. e. barometer of what Negro singles fdr the Detroit team My -Ist Wednesday. DEGREE WORK—Srd Wednesday. Worth* baseball can do If handled pro- personal opinion of you Dan, is Matron—Mr*. Jolla Morrell. *l7B Headrick, FHaroy 734t. perly. Starting with an attendance that by the way you played you Worthy Arttar Patron. Mr. Charles Williams, 812 Kln'f, Mad- of a little over ten thousand, the would not have made a number Ison 8128. fana hare attended In larger num- three hall boy. I know you can each year, a throng of play better tennis, but I think the KATHSHEB4 CHAPTER NO. • 0. E. B.—STATED MEETING— Ift close Friday. to its.Odd gazing at the plavers last crowd upset you. DEGREE WORK —3rd Friday. Worth? Matron, Mr*. year. My second victim is Harold Praaela K trains, tttl Hartford. Worthy Patroa. Mr. T. A. But the owners have hurled IrfH'khart. Mr T,nekhart, you must Bristol, 1211 Jos. Pampas. Fttaroy 1188. their heads too deep Into have been very sleepy and tired the mire PRISCIM.A K. irX^^^BEER to hear the warning cry of Im- t»eeause you spent most of your CHAPTER. NO. 21 0. B.—NTATED MEETING— keeping Sad Friday. WORK-4|k "making and THE OLD" pending disaster. They just time lying down on the tennis DEGREE Friday. Worthy Matron, nt w friends will Mr*. Rosa Marphy, Sherman, Fttrroy Worthy continue to do business as they court. I eoukl not figure out tlftl &117. r*. ltjf troa, Mr. Heywood Gantt, «•:**«. MtllMl IRIWINO CO. Mwl. Mkfc. J hare done In the past fourteen or whether yon were playing trnnia ft?M Hartford. Tyler << ft) fifteen years.. , nntlnned on page