MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI. FLORIDA Boys SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1952 PAGE SEVEN Jayoees Seek To Establish Club CLOWNS TO PLAY The Negro Junior office space. A gymnasium is lack of adequate recreational fa- | GLOBETROTTER Chamber of Boys Commerce through its Youth scheduled to be constructed in the cilities for the Negro of Mi- ; STARS IN Welfare Comittee, is about to very near future. ami. ACES FEATURED launch one o fthe most worthy This club has a membership ol The Youth Welfare Committee NASHVILLE 1,000 boys from made its report at the April 28 BY COCA-COLA projects ever undertaken by a approximately /C.—Reece DAY through open to meeting and was requested to WASHINGTON. D OPENING civic organization in this area. ages of 6 20. It is Marques Tenn—(ANP)— every day continue their study of the pos- ‘Goose” Tatum and NASHVILLE. This idea for a project was them week afternoons fans here are anxiously evenings, providing the in- sibilities of establishing a Boys Haynes stars of the fabulous Baseball motivated through a suggestion and basketball awaiting the opening of the from Judge William A. Herrin terests and activities for boys of Club branch for Negroes. Harlem Globetrotters team from Chicago’s southside. are 1952 baseball season of the Ne- that members of the Jaycees visit all inclinations. It is non-sectar- league here, and instructors currently featured by the Coca- gro American Sun- the Boy’s Club of Miami, Inc., ian in its control TRACK 11 when the are for their character NEGRO Cola Company in point-of-sale day, May Indiana- and make a study of the general selected polis Clowns meet the Philadel- layout of the agency. and leadership skill regardless of disnlays. He feels STARS MAY internationally famous phia Stars in a double header. that there is a need for type religious beliefs. The two this on POS Opening day ceremonies have of club for Negro boys. The Boy’s Club of Miami, is a DOMINATE basketeers are carried of the Boy’s pieces displayed on posters in full been arranged by Nashville Sports franchised member fun side, The group consisting of John Clubs of America, Inc., and fol- 1952 OLYMPICS color which are released in two enterprises. On the the Marks, feature King R. Daniel J. Johnson, lows experienced rules in op- V2xsizes, 27 56 and 20 x 36. Clowns will Tut the NEW YORK. May 1— The Tut, Moseley Doles, Frederick Martin, erating a club for boys. according to a statement issued and King Jr. William W. Mcßride and Youth likelihood of a repeat perfor- Kendrix, Washington. The Clowns boast the famed track by Moss H. Welfare Committee Chairman, It’s support comes from the mance by America’s Negro C., public counselor pitching Tugersons, Leander Com- who came D. relations Franklin Ross were warmly re- forementioned agency, the and field athletes for the Atlanta firm. “Schoolboy” and Jim, Ray Neil County, in half of ceived and given desired infor- munity Chest of Dade through with victories According to the PR a sec- at second, Henry Aaron, only if program ls man. mation by Jbr. F. M. Kline, ex- Civic Organizations and men who the 1948 Olympic display treating Tatum, up- at short, Henry (Speed) Merchant the to in the cur- ond ecutive director of the Boy’s Club actually feel and see need forecast in an article 16 x 27 in full color, is at first, and Reuben Williams or delin- Magazine, re- right and of Miami. help with the problem of rent issue of See likewise available to local Bott- Curtis Hardaway at third. The boys trying to ad- today. Located at 2801 SW 32nd ave., quent who are leased lers of Coca-Cola for advertis- outfield will be chosen from the plant contains just themselves into an ever among Smallwood, nine acre 6 of Young like . ing purposes. Mr. Kendrix fur- DeWitt Ernie land on only part changing society. stars Jimmy which a has , , and ther announces the use of sev- Nimmons, Jenkins and been developed into a complete The entire program provides Gary Ed Conwell says the article, are eral other sports personalities in Ross. play area with a aseball diamond, the mental training. the Company’s POS Behind the plate wiM be either be a complete waste outstanding contenders for the 100 Coca-Cola basketball court, boxing ring, It would campaign. Manager Buster Haywood or to attempt to list the and 200-meter events. football field and camping area. of time Negro threats are Rafael The company will also use Ray Piggy Sands. Ted Richardson is An CBS reasons why a club of Other attractive building countless Fortun, Pan American sprint Robinson, boxing, Roy Campanel- the Clown’s star southpaw. a game showers, this type is needed for Negro houses room, champion, and MacDonald Bailey la, baseball, , foot- small library, storage facilities, boys. It goes without saying that of Britain. ball. Ted Rhodes, golf, and Jesse small meeting rtoms, we all are aware of the complete kitchen and “George Rhoden seems a cer- Owens and Alice Coachman, all- tainty at 400 meters,’’ declares time track greats and former See, “with Herb McKenley a Olympic champions. challenger. meters, Whitfeild “At 800 Mai FOR A BEAUTIFUL LAWN—BEE .. could repeat.” E. T. LEE Beating The Gun Other probable winners fea- BY ALVIN MOSEB tured in the article all Negroes Experienced Gardener —. are , javelin. George Lawn Malntanance Brown, broad jump, and Ollie TOP SOIL SOD FILL N.W. 3rd THE MOVING FINGER WRITES Matson, sprint. 1724-A Court • Since they made their first NEW YORK (ANP) Neither tears or pity will erase a Olympic bid in 1932, American single line of it. We can’t say that we relish the position of chairman Negroes have always been out- of the “I told you so dub,” referring to Ray Robinson’s decision to standing in the pass up a lucrative tilt with 175 pound champion Joe Maxim. events.-Their young star* today, wrong entertaining the 'lucky Leo” £jjlk Many readers as well felt that we were in the See article concludes, have idea Sugar Ray would pass up Maxim whom they felt he could out- some shining examples to follow

point. in Jessie Owens, , “The Figure Fool” . The substance of Robinson’s reply to Jim Norris and his disap- , , pointed IBC associates narrows down to this. and many other “Maxim is too big for me, maybe George Gainford wants to get Negro greats of past Olympic PROBLEM OF THE me killed. Let Gainford fight Maxim himself.” teams.

All of which will renew personal opinions as to how other 157 ——— ii .¦¦¦¦i —¦¦¦¦!¦¦ II to 162 poung ring immortals of other days would have decided this question. Middleweight Mickey Walker, a pit-bulldog sort of ring brawler 55 plus 32 equals 07 * gained a “moral victory’’ at least over 200 pound Jack Dempsey. Thq WT TT New Jersey titleholder faced a much more dreaded opponent in PROGRAM LOG—I49O Sharkey than the 1952 Joe Maxim. Then there was 142 pound Panama Joe Gans. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY In his prime, this clever, sharp-punching fighter from the Isth- AM. mus of Panama would have leaped at the chance to face Maxim. All assasaaaaaaaa ~R~fc~fca a IA-jLhlJdULAA'siiasa a alLiJLkrav “Panny” did was to face Cleve Hawkins, 195 pound “Canadian Wolf’ 7:30— Morning Thought and win all ten rounds. He kavoed Tiger Flowers before the “Georgia 7:4s —Melody Time pound diadem. He spotted 9:30 —Central Alliance Deacon” licked Harry Greb for the 160 X MIAMI’SNEWEST AND MOST MODERN . . . Tiger nearly 22 pounds. 10:00 —Italian Hour He lost to rough and smart Mike McTeague, conqueror of Batt- 12:00—News Cast ling SikL P.M. 185 pound Jamaica the fellow who COLEMAN'S Panama whipped Kid, same Box while acting as a sparmate, for which 12:10—Music busted Jack Dempsey’s eyebrow 1:30—Rhythm Rambles “Jew” was promptly kicked out of camp and his $25 per day shock 2:3o—Show Time SERVICE STATION absorber job. 3:oo—Three Star Show Room 24-HOUR ROAD SERVICE is Jazz j WALCOTT, THE GIANT KILLER 4:oo—This 4:3o—Harlem Harmony Hour \ GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Joe Walcott, boxing freak out of Barbadoes, 8.W.1., had his 6:3o—Sepian Hour iJ * nemesis in small Kid Lavigne, that is true, but he would have tried B:oo—Relax With Max jp GULF PRODUCTS AUTO ACCESSORIES Muirim without salt or pepper and probably kayoed him to boot. B:oo—Spanish Hour } Phone Walcott’s feats against men 20 pounds or more heavier Kid Carter 10:00—Clique Lounge 1625 N.W. 3rd Avenue 2-6660 Mysterious Billy Smith, Joe Choyinski, etc. are historical ring legends. 10:15—Musical Heritage He once posted $5,000 to meet and lick , Jim Corbett 12:00—Nicholas and Jim Jeffries in the same ring. Cooler heads prevented such a test 12:00—Sign off. of sheer courage in a day when Negro fighters had to “fake constant- SUNDAY SERVICE AT ly”in order to keep from going back to a broom or digging a ditch. FOR FRIENDLY Fabulous Harry Greb, like Robinson 160 pound ruler, would have A.M. . .. hopped -skipped-and jumped at the chance to lift Maxim’s 175 pound B:oo—Feaeter (Religious) COMMON SENSE PRICES—VISIT Wgf title in a day when $25,000 was tremendous money. B:3o—Yiddish Hour 9:3o—Central Alliance 11:00—St. Agnes’ Church P.M. Bar Hour Baker’s 12:30—Polish I:3o—ltalian Hour AND PACKAGE STORE LOTS FOR SALE 3:3*o—Juvenile Theatre 4:00 —Morman Program 4:ls—Showers of Blessing 414 N.W. 20th Street Phone 82-9248 Carver Ranches West Carver Ranches s:oo—Spanish Hour % OWNED AND OPERATED BY NEGROES (2 Miles Weal of Hallandale) 6:oo—Battle of Songs 6:3o—Sepian Hour Appreciate B:oo—Sunday Melodys We Year Buaineee • HIGH AND DRY LAND # ELECTRIC BERVICE 9:oo—Religious EARL EDWARDS, Mgr. • CLIFF BAKER, Prep. 9:30 —Platform LARGE LOTS • TELEPHONE BERVICE • 10:00—Musical Heritage 12:00—Sign Off % CHURCHES # WARRANTY DEED FAMILIES IN C. R. VARIATIONS • SCHOOLB • 400 MONDAY THROUGH WED For Friendly Service In Your 8:45 —Holsum House Program • BUSINESS DISTRICT • ABSTRACT Neighborhood .. . isit SATURDAY Own V SIO.OO DOWN SB.OO PER MONTH AM 7:3o—Morning Thought 7:4s—Melody Time 10:00—Italian Hour Sundries 11:45—Safety First McQueen’s Carver Ranches, Inc. 12:00 —Hits From Hollywood Music Box 504 N.W. 14th St. (near sth Ave.) (Affiliated Weet Carver Renchee) 12:30—The with 1:00—Coral Gables High I:3o—Rhythm We aleo carry a complete line of Phone 2-4923 Rambles 259 N.W. sth Street 3:30—The Voice of the Pupil Delicioua Candies Fountain Sodas Seal teat Ice Miami, Night, tan. And Holiday. 89-3877 4:3o—Harlem Harmony Hour Honda 6:3B—Sepian Parade Cream Patent Medicines Stationery Cifdve Agwit mi ,i.p,rty .vary lat Mid Euii. from 1 p-m. until dart. B:oo—Musical Merry-Goßound Cigarettes and Tobaccos 9:oo—Spanish Hour lOrtO—Musical Heritage