PAGE TEN THE DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1941 Beefers Renew Fight To Check Frats Y Team Trounced By Sphinic 2-15 Don’t Read This Ad! Scrollers Will Be Next Opm A New»boy Determined Beefers to fight hack If You Aren’t Tribune well balanced scoring at Scrollers in second game. Suffer* (Mm Willie Henderson Ernes, HE’S GIVING UP ALL FOR NAVY ing from a stinging blow at hand.* Marsh, flatter Os Hoofs Hewitt William*. «n H of the Sphinx Club, the Battling accounting for fi and 7 po , Reefers are preparing for their en- lnU most of the to v- / Bj RAZZ BKOWB scoring fr,r the (W* Going be a -vsr ** Saturday There s •JH> gagement night with last was done by _ With Wbirluway at Santa Anita year's pledge club champions, the Fuller lnd F and in the best of shape, we have Green who accounted Scrollers. Asked what happened to fnr 8 Alsab Just arriving in Florida. The apiece. Frank Green of the MM. spotlight will shine in two parts us the Beefers’ boast of last week, the On- looked as if he had gained the universe, but the former will Beefers calmly admitted that they M p,w - vjlk3 since last get most of the glamour from the hadn't found the “old eye,” but >e«r. Married life Movie Colony, and besides, he is watch those Beefers go Saturday be agreeing will, him Bui! 'Moo, out ihere after the 100 grand they night! it was rumored had owner is a gained so at* hang up. The of Alsab Outstanding men for the Beefers very sick and I hope this colt weight that he * a, unable to ge,, man were Ernest Marshall, with his lives up to the expectation of his his last years suit Sabbath smooth floor play and his uncanny However. 1, owi.er, as Al was ordered said he was going to lose 23 to Floi ida by his doctor, and he basket-making ability; Franklin Lett, pound by next Saturday to help XMAS has built a cabtn where he can rest Hrrschell Solomon, and Bernard H. bring h, team's scoring average up. at ease. So dont let this colt go LaMarr. Saturday's games are wrong, Trainer (Sargei Smanke. Fraternity Umpoduv, The Basketball League Sphinx; \« may Nacirema Kappas, v Now with "Whirlte," he got off to a whirlwind start with phas Omegas: sit many vs. and Scrollers s, make Trainer Ben Jones several of the teams upsetting the Beefers. nights, until he is in trim. But dope sheet. Some new were whe nda where look out. youse faces nags you’re in for a drubbing. seen when the challengers, calling Any kind of track or any place, he themselves the Beefers, appeared on j|^H|||^n is a natural race hoss. Kddie Ar- the floor. They have a promising For earo all ho needs. team and it looks as if they will give Roman Boy is still king at the some of the teams a hard way to go. merry-go-round track. Yes, boys, Although they lost to the Sphinx 22 AUTOMOBILE he can cut those corners just a lit- to 15, they said they would be back INSURANCE tle better than most nags. D. Lett, to challenge the Scrollers in the pre- 1 >_*^_. (nil Ihe L-. the fight trainer, Just got back from liminary game at 7. PARTY California and says the folk out JOE LOUIS FOR i there are hoss crazy. He says that The Scrollers in the opening game U- S- NATIONAL Clockrr Keats and Jnblot Johnnie defeated the Lampodas 25 to 19 in a Just got in as he was leaving. The fast, hard-played game. The Nacir- AUTOMOBILE CLUB Dunbar hotel is the live spot on the emas club put the last year's cham- Public Liability Coast for the sporting gentry. 1 pions down on the books for a 30 to Vengance get any Property Damage Buddy cannot word on old To Seek For the 14 defeat. The Alphas will have to Collision trooper, George Hall. He must get a few more Petersons on the have had a bad season. Wei, old team if they expect to win this year. Fire and Theft George has had many good ones, so he take hitler the Pete'’ accounted for 8 of the 14 446 E. Warren Ave. Bout should the with (Wargreen Bldg.) In points team Kappas Himself And Brother his scored. The sweet. City Judge was in this column and Omegas fought it out to a close Te. 1-08S4-5 | and he nodded to the judges. game up to the last few minutes of —CLUB SERVICE— I[Tribune wi re and that was not play Kappas forged The odds 9-1 when the ahead Champion. hard With A Determined to take. to win 30 to 24. The Kappas had a Tropical park is out to have a By j. t7haugabook banner meeting. It opens Dec. 22 and until then, we will have med- Joe Louis will defend his championship for the 20th time iocre racing, although Charlestown. D D A A The Jumpingest, Grooviest against a grim, determined Buddy Baer who will be out seeking W.Va., is about the lad word in D I\ U A U J Club In Town! digits are revenge Louis not him in six rounds half-mile tracks, and the | against who only stopped as hot as ever there. Newsboys just who ; in Washington last May, but also his fighting brother, Max L. Williams, the colored jockey j in 1936. 1 quit fighting after he was dropped to one knee by Louis of yester-year, was riding in top j Calif, for Club i has donate his share of the purse or at Oakland. W. S. ZOMBIE Joe Louis agreed to win form : lose to the Navy and on the other hand Baer has agreed to Jennings, the last time I was in California; and, boys, he could 8825 Oakland donate his share of the purse providing that he defeats Joe really TR. 2-9032 BAR: TR. 2 8913 Garden, Jan. 0. ride the Tod Sloan style, CLUB: zl'i i in the scheduled bout at Madison Square with a short stirrup. He is now Buddy Baer has had visions of defeating Louis since Oct. 18. St. Mv. it seems like z Sr \ around Louis. Eddie Hogan in Madison Square Garden. yesterday, but it's a mighty long □ i 1939 when he defeated Beautiful began clamoring crack Louis, and got it, way back, when you look at time. BETTY TAYLOR’S—New end He then for a at Dungeon . track must be but was defeated in Washington in May of this year. fast. Much controvcrsary has arisen by the colored populace “SWINGING THE BLUES” of the country as to whether or not Louis should defend Ee&ton his million dollar title against such a formidable foe as Wildcats End JIMMY SMITH 01 T HIS OW> MIM( Buddy Baer for the sole purpose of donating his share of Before a record breaking, color- IUSCTKG Navy Fund, which reputedly ha» a the purse to the Relief ful Homecoming crowd of more than Rey Pearl Rose (Cyclngf) Morftn definite policy of discrimination against the Negro. In the 3,000 persons, the Wildcats of Beth- FRIDAY, Song DEC. 19 two Joe's share of the gate une-Cookman College ended their i and Dsnre Star Pardner She l« Innnt-And i last bout between these pugilists r I was $34,696 (and that is not peanuts) as compared to 1941 football season by losing to the Sam Fouche I I>« Mean innny ; ! Baer’s 15 per cent or $13,000. Lions of Florida Normal, 7 to 0. Formerly Teggy Joyce 6:30 TO 8 P.M. deciding Walker and Wslker ; Louis looked very good in his last defense of the title when This game was the factor The 4 Taylorettes T<am f he stopped logi man Lou Nova in six rounds at the Polo in the junior college championship Psnre t . | of Florida. i Grounds in New York Oct. 2. Cocktail Hour Sunday 9 Show 7:30 at all probability Louis will be inducted into Both teams were evenly matched 5 Till the Indications are in and played heads up football for the army soon, Mike Jacobs announced that Louis (provided quarters. in dethroned) three It was the fourth SHOWS-WHSI I A. «. he is not will defend his title about four times in quarter that Florida Normal eked [CECIL LEE h'|S ORCH. |S*T. | 1942 providing suitable opponents*can be found. *»• over seven points which won the i 11.tr.11, F.r "m, Rand »■"»» most important football game in the Door LOUIS’ RECORD state of Florida. fNoal Brown, Mgr. Parking Next Knockouts miskey Field, Chicago, June 22, The Wildcats, playing an eight- Willi** Davies 1937. game season, ended with four wins, : BRAND NEW SHOW MONDAY 1934Jack Krncken 1: _ ijiac t ST. YMCA 1 i. • p ANTOINE ' I 3; Larry Udell 2; Buck Ever- Title Defenses. three losses and one tie. j ett 1: Otto Borchuk 4: Art Sykes 8; Jack O'Dowd 2; Stan- ley Poreda 1; Charley Massera 3; Lee Ramage 8. 1935Hans Birkie 10; Lee Ramage 2; Red Barry 3; Roy Lazer 3; BifT Bennett 3; Roscoe Toles 6; Willie Davies 2; Gene Stan- ton 3; Primo Camera 6; King Levinsky 1; Max Baer 4; Pao- lino Uzcudun 4. A Grand Old Canadian Name 1936Charley Retzlaff 1; Jack Shar- ft||> key 3; A! Ettore 5; Jorge Bres- cia 3; Eddie Simms 1.