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Fpibsp/ Self-Regulation Program and What-Not Piled Everywhere—A with the Person Could Get Lost in “Dad's” Sponsored by the Brewing Indus- Store PAGE SIX ARIZONA SUN FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1951 Walcott; as “outstanding boxers” Louis Browns POEM OF THE Julian Keene Not in the heavyweight division. NATIONAL SPORTS St. Ike Williams, longtime king of Althea Gibson Advanced To Call Up Negro WEEK Light- the lightweights, who lost his title Listed In to Jimmy Carter, was not listed To Finals In Tournament Ball Players HNMOR IN TRUTH among the lightweights, where he DORTMUND, Germany (NNPA) According to a story appearing never seen since creation Heavy Division has had trouble making weight. Althea Gibson, American tennis We’ve Europe for first in Wednesday morning’s Republic, In the land of civilization WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA) Listed as a welterweight, Ike rated star invading the time, to the finals of the Such an awful simulation no higher than seventh. The rat- advanced an released by (AP), St. Louis * --Boxing fans were puzzled by the Midst ings; international tennis tournament Browns eyes more Nero ball folks of consecration. ratings of the National quarterly HEAVYWEIGHT Champion, last week by defeating Mrs. players. From a sinful situation failed to Hamann or Berlin, G-4, 6-3. Boxing Association, which Ezzard Charles, Ohio. Logical con- Inge Jack Hector, manager of the At the altar consecration, list Julian Keene in the light- tender, Joe Louis, Michigan. Out- Winnipeg Buffaloes of the Man- There we took an obligation, heavyweight division but recog- standing boxers, Rex Layne, Utah; BillVeeck WillAdd Color dak Baseball League, Tuesday con- In our own solemnization. Walcott, Jersey. reports Negro The nized Jimmy Slade of New York Joe New To St. Louis Browns firmed that five awful conglomeration, (NNPA) Bill players on his club had been con- In the great congregation, .as an outstanding boxer. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT ST. LOUIS Champion, Joe Maxim, Ohio. Logi- Veeck, who contributed to the tacted by the St. Louis Browns. Doesn’t look like meditation in Keene knocked out Slade 2:29 cal contenders, Archie Moore* Mis- saga of baseball by hiring the age- They are James Newberry, When we note assimilation. bqut -of the sixth round of their souri; Day, Harry Matthews, Washing- less Satchel Paige to help pitch the pitcher; Leon pitcher-out- • the Bob Murphy-Jake LaMotta Looking for co-operation, -on ton; Murphy, California; Don Indians to the 1948 fielder; Johnny Kennedy and Bob Cleveland Seems it’s gone on a vacation card in Yankee Stadium on June Cockell, England; Bob Satterfield, World Championship and added Charlie White, infielders, and pressed the fight from When we see the separation 27. Keene Illinois; Harold Johnson, Pennsyl- Larry Doby to the roster of that Butch Davis, outfielder. the start and landed numerous In the sacred congregation. vania. Outstanding boxers, Dan club, is all set to add a bit of have been asked to re- times on Slade’s goatee with right “They Buccaroni, Pennsylvania. color to his newly acquired St. port to the St. Louis representa- The- fact of • affiliation uppercuts and left hooks. A volley Louis Browns. in Toronto, but no specific In the things of desecration, of punches floored Slade for a MIDDLEWEIGHT Champion, tive Ray Robinson, New York, Logical In an effort to build a winning date was mentioned,” Hoctor said. Makes us in our declaration count of nine after the half-way none club, Veeck announced last “I have been trying to contact Say impossible discrimination. mark in the sixth. When Slade col- contender, listed. Outstand- ball ing boxers, Randolph Turpin, Eng- Thursday that colored ball players Bill Veeck, Brown’s new owner, lapsed on the ropes under another If we teach about salvation, land; Dave Sands, Australia; Lau- would be given every opportunity. but so far haven’t had any luck.” volley, Referee Eddie Joseph stop- We would be in elevation, rient Dauthille, France; Robert Neither the Browns nor the St. ped the bout. And would in our Villemain, France; Rocky Grazi- Louis Cardinals now have any col- ealtation Colonel Heinie Miller, chairman ano, New York; Walter Cartier, ored members. The Browns ac- Ebonette Softball Bring about unification. of the District of Columbia Box- New York. quired two in 1947 from the Kan- O, the awful revelation ing Commission and a member of WELTERWEIGHT Champion, sas City Monarchs Henry Girls Held Over When we want edification, the NBA, said he did not under- Kid Gavilan, Cuba. Logical conten- Thompson, who is now playing The World Champion Ebonettes Just to note in why was omitted conversation stand Keene ders, Billy Graham, New oYrk; third base for the New York will appear in Rambler field again So much the ratings. He said the rat- insinuation. from Charles Hume, France; Johnny Giants, and Willard Brown, but Saturday night by popular demand. up by a commit- ings were made Bratton, Illinois; Eddie Thomas, both were released that same sea- Fans have acclaimed them the If we in our circulation tee of twenty-three and Keene England. Outstanding boxers, Chas. son. outstanding visiting softball team Stop so much false accusation, get enough votes probably did not Fusari, New Jersey; Ike Williams, Asked about Paige, Veeck said of the season. We would in our exoneration or his (Colonel Miller’s) word did De much good New Jersey; Joe Miceli, New York; Satchel wasn’t exactly what the In cooperation with softball in reformation. not carry enough weight. GiJ Turner, Pennsylvania; Fitzie Browns need “although he’s better Mesa, Miller said he also backers from Coolidge, Will we reach realization Colonel Pruden, Canada. today than when we had him in Avondale, Tempe and Phoenix, the thought Gene Smith, an unbeaten See we’re going to degredation, LIGHTWEIGHT Champion, Cleveland.” » management of the World Colored knockout artist, should have been And take under consideration Jimmy Carter, New York. Logical Disclosing that Abe Saperstein, Cnampion have decided rated higher in the featherweight Ebonettes It is caused by dissipation. contenders, Freddie Dawson, Illi- operator of the Harlem Globe all-star team from the than he was, and that to meet an division nois; Art Aragon, California; Joe Trotters basketball team, was a State League If the future generation Holly Mims, a local boxer who Central Arizona Brown, Louisiana. Outstanding stockholder in the Browns and which will be managed by Tony Take from us impersonation, made a game stand before losing boxers, Eddie Chavez, California; one of the club’s new chief talent of Coolidge, Central Ar'z. Good results from expectation a decision to Champion Sugar Ray Lorono Virgil Akins, Missouri; Tommy scouts, Veeck said that Saperstein League president. Assisting Lor- Will be few in calculation. Robinson, should have been listed Campbell, California; Del Flan- presently was attempting to sign ona will be Mr. Tolman of Avon- among the outstanding boxers. We hope the time will hasten agan, Minnesota; Luther Rawlings, a Japanese picher whom Bill once dale, and all-star players from all 37-year old Joe Louis was When this great delegation, The Illinois; Calvin Smith, Pennsyl- saw in Hawaii. of the towns will be utilized. listed as the logical contender for “Saperstein is familiar with Will from pure deliberation vania. For the Ebonettes, Coach John- Ezzard Charles’ title. The NBA Champ- over the world,” said Choose the state of perfectation FEATHERWEIGHT athletics all son will use Dot Shaw, one of the rated only two fighters, Rex Saddler, New York. the sportshirted Veeck. It was Jennie Tannehill. ion, Sandy finest pitchers in the world and Layne of Ntah, and Jersey Joe Pep, who induced Veeck to Logical contenders. Willie Saperstein will have his strong Ebonettes Connecticut? Ray Famechon, sign Paige to a Cleveland contract. ' keyed high to defeat the powerful Use The Classified Ads France, boxers, Raßy It Pays to Look Your Best outstanding all-stars. Ankahara, Africa; Ronnie Clayton, On the same program as a sec- FOR QUICK RESULTS, England; Charles Riley, Missouri; Sugar Ray Meets j HAGLER’S feature, Orange Lionettes, Percy Bassett, Pennsylvania; Eddie ond the amateur champions of the world BARBER SHOP Burgin, Ohio; Gene Smith, Wash- His Waterloo SOFTBALL “Waterloo,” will the PBSW D. 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