PAGE FOUR TH£ CAROUWA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1950 Roy Campanella May Manage Dodger Athletes Receive Awards A t Taps In Sports Baseball Team By LEONARD VAUGHN Xi'W York ; Atlas Monti' rirates. Irvm. which llu^ citnu'r pn'ilict- Thi‘ nuwt muscular man of the NCCs Annual Ceremony ('♦i two wci'ks MUd, is hack with year is the tan bulk of mu.seles thi' ‘iiants Hi>r Monte lias from Buffalo, Melvin Well. The McndMTs of North Carolina York (;ity; Otten Fisher, Salis­ hronpht liis hot hat with him A AT competition held in Pliila College’s Imseball, baJiketbaUn bury; Otto Fuller, St. Peters­ and h(t|*i‘s he ni«y Manager), Newport lick. Hickory; Joseph Williams. Milton Berle, Jack Carter, Ed is as common as the radio. Some Hostess To Circle so often opposed 1>\ southpaws. Johnny. In a year or so he might' Regarded as the best catcher News, Va. in big league baseball today, Wilson. Sullivan and our many televis­ body told me they were working "'Vatch for more them thar irnind he unr next welterweight champ ion stars they look at you and on a television set to sell for The Mission Number Two held slanior^ , . . llay Robinson, the present Hoy Campanella at the end of Baseball Russell Williams (Trainer), its May meeting at the home of (l^etters): W'illie Bradshaw, wonder what its all about. under fifty dollars which isn’t Larry l>ohy. battiiiir a c(m»1 title holder to go against Ilobert iiis playing days will probably Richmond, Va.; Rudolph Wil­ Mrs. Ilazel Faison. The meeting oecome the first Negro in his­ Cieorge Lipscomb, Wayne Per­ too far above the price of a good 41-1 is liadinu the AL in that Villimain in Phila next month son, Hampton, Va.; James Yes sir, television has sure steak these days. was opened with prayer led by . . . Itoeky Graziano’s victory tory to manage a white team. ry (Manager), Durham; Joseph W\*nn, Petersburg, Va.; and made a lot of changes. The oth­ Mrs. Bachel Beatty, followed by dejiartnient . .laekii' Hohin- Battle, Rocky Mounts I^arry son put hih official '>eal of ap­ over Henry Brimm in Buffalo f)f all the Negroes playing Samule Yet, Morristown, N. J. er night I was having a talk Don’t be surprised if ole man a business session which includ­ (’oleman, Montclair, N. J .; Ben­ proval on hi>> l>io)'raj)hy written wa.s a very timely one if you care with the major teams today, Roy (Sweaters) : Haywood Allen, with some of the shots of the Calloway isn’t singing his Hi- ed the various committee reports. hy Rill HVinifred ;ind Samuel Yett. (Special a- the help of my very good friend Petteway, Waterbury, Conn.; Before 1 bought my TV set I The Parent-Teachers Associa­ in a Serious haftiiitr slump. Hit- •scuttled by Bob Satterfield, the his pitchers that in more than wiirils): The J. N. Mill trophy Ed Sullivan the show is just a- tion held its ~7inal meeting of one instance calls the pitch th'flt Eladio Rodriquez, Peurto Rico; ahnost forgot what my children tinir a weak 24'* . . . The Brook­ unpredictable light heavyweight. for the most valuable player to bout ready to go. theSchool Year Monday night, Satterfield, after getting off the is fatal to rival batters. William ' Sims, Waterbury, the team - - Butler Taylor. The looked like, they were always lyn Hiim> fe<‘l niore confident My late,st record “ Keeper of May 29 at 8 o ’clock in the school now that their i)itchin)f staff is canvas in the fifth, turned th'e Called the “ Dodgers Man of Conn.; Willie Travis. Newjwrt T?. L. McDougald Blocking u(*xt door watching “ Howdy the Blues” is out on the London auditdrium. jjr eominjr around in form. Espe­ tide in the next round, scoring Iron” in the July issue of OCR News. Va.; and James Wynn, Trophy — John Hunter. The Dooerformance8 of an upset KO which put him in •Tohnson I/ambe Trophy for the Mrs. Maude Lassiter, former chewing Campy is sudden death (Sweaters) ; Willie Bradshaw, tion, to keep my family toget­ Preacher and Bi|? NEWK position for a title bout with freshman showing the most im- teacher at Hauton High School, to unwary baserunners. Po,sse.sor Herman Hines, Albert Ijeach, her, I went out and bought my Billy Williams Gets ajrainst the ti^'ht playing ca’*ds Joey Maxim. If victorious, Ez- nrovement — Joseph Battle. motored to Pittsburg on Mon­ of a whip-snap arm, R^y has Fred l^ewis, Eladio Rodriquez, own TV set. No one seem to (loubt that Ted zard Charles, provided the NYA One Year On Road For day to attend their graduation Williams could top .400 a^raiu, titleholder recovers from a heart caught many an unsuspecting and James Wynn. (Special Central Collegiate award : Player contributing most But let me warn all you par- Cutting Wife’s Throat exercise. hut he probably won't, and for ailment. opponent trying to steal. etitii who have finally broken Coming up from the Negro to team): William Sims. Track Conference To a pood seasf>n. Te television set in your home. Be­ motored to Pittsboro on Monday the fence!” If he wants to stop conected with baseball. This has Milwaukee, Wis. — Twelve who last .lanuary slashed the wide open . . . Professional golf Peterson, Ijeo Rogei-s, Laurence ware ! There are good and bad to attend their graduation ex- tryinAmerican League, will play (’hicago. 111.; George Johinson, and many of them will go on to The puppet shows on TV are SHRINERS JUBILEE five games, including one night Morristown, N. J .; Donald Iveek, the National Collegeiate cham­ vastly superior to the Punch tilt, during the month of June. (!ary, Ind.; and Edward Nix#n, pionships in 'MinJieapolis, June and Judy sliows of m.v child­ Benefit of Tuberculosis and Cancer Research Foundations New York’s Cubans will be Oyster Ray, N. Y. 16-17. hood. They are educational a- Track Championship here at ('oiiiiskey Park for the Football ?<’irst Western conference musing and clever enough to first test next month. They’ll (Letters) ; Haywood Allen, .school to file its entry for the keep Mon and Dad as intrigued MAY 29 - JUNE 3 In one of the most torrid pole vault. be met in a bargain bill next James Elliott, John Hunter, Jo­ Centrals was Purdue tmiversi- track meets <'ver seen in the The 1-mile relay, the feature Sunday (June 4), beiiig follow­ seph Mitchell, Angus and James ty. The Boilermakers sent the lin, Ind.; Wabash college, Craw- AMERICAN LEGION FAIRGROUNDS Bluegra.ss, Kentucky State Col­ event of the program decided ed by the Baltimore KUte Giants Woods, Durham; How'ard Al­ names of 18 athletes. Most of fordsville, Ind.; Monmouth col­ lege and Lincoln T’niversity the outcome of thjp meet. Ken­ on Sunday, June 11, ston (Manlager), Ruell BlaiiTi the Big Nine schools are expect­ lege, Monmouth, III.; Bradley (Oxford Highway) (Mo.) fought each other to a tucky State’s great mile relay The night tilt, one of five to Edward Darden, and Butler ed to be represented. university, Peoria, 111.; Man­ be played at home by the Giants, deadlock for tli« conference team ran 3’ 24.9” to set a new Taylop, l^Wport News, Va.; Jo­ Other schools already in line kato State college, Mankato, Cleanest Midway For A Scottie And His track crown with both teams record and this win from Lin­ will be played on Friday. J\iu(‘ include: Yale university. New Minn., and Marquette. seph Battle, Rocky Mount; Wel- Show Of This Kind Harlem Revue si orjug jjoints each. Ten­ coln put the Thorobreds into a 9, with an opponent yet to be mon Britt, Bowling Green, Ky.; ■Haven, Conn.; Georgetown uni­ The CCC program lists 16 nessee State was third with 39 tie with the Missourians. Ten­ announced. James Crawford, W’illiam Hol­ versity, Washington, D. C.; standard track and field events, points; Wilberforce State, four­ nessee State was third in the re­ One of the largest crowds of lingsworth, and Harvey Thomp­ North Carolina College, Dur­ including 440-yard and one-mile FREE ACT BRAZILIAN LIZARD th w ith 19 points. lay. the season is expected to find son, Charlotte; \Villiam Craw­ ham ; Xavier university. New relay races. Necessary trials will Eight nei\ records were e.stab- its way into Comiskey Park Orleans. Ija.; Texas college, be held in thk* afternoon, and all Featuring Capt. Jimmy Lincoln took the lead on the ley, Montclair, N. J.; Avery W^tiighing 250 pounds lished and one record was equal­ when the Elites show. Last year Clark (Assistant Manager), New Tyler; Franklin college, Frank- final events at t^ight. Shaffer doing handstand with 57 newly hatchpd led in the mud scramble at first leg with Myers of Ken­ the Elites and Giants met in the from 123 ft. pole in mid­ tucky in second place. Ten­ lizards. Mystery to Science. Alumni Field Saturday after­ Negro world’s series, with the air, swinging between 23 “ Big Bertha” is fed ^0 lb. nessee State trailed in third Elites winning handicaly, tak­ noon. May 20. and 25 degrees. pig opce every 30 days. spot. On the second leg, Lincoln ing the title in four straight John.ston of Willx'rforce made increased its lead, and so it went games. This year, Wowever, it ap- a new record in the 1-Mile run, until the final leg. Joe Curtis, pettf* as if the Chicago Ameri­ time 4' 39 6’’ Bridges of Ten­ Kentucky State’s great anchor can Giants will be the top club, Bjcycle to be giyen to holder of lucky nessee State ran 49.2,” for anew man, ran a 48.9” quarter to as they have youth, speed, plen­ •ipuber Saturday, 5 o’clock. Matinee record in the 440. Cason’s 21.9” snatch the victory from a game ty of hitting power, and good starts at 1 p. m. Children 12 years and fwsted a new record in the 220. Ijincoln team. The last leg al­ DURHAM LAUNDRY pitching. In addition, they have FREE \mder—Admission 20c. Wheeler of Lincoln, with 24.8,” most ended in disaster for both a very poi)u1ar manager. T(*d made a new record in the 220 Kentucky and Lincoln for (“ Doubleduty” ) Kudcliffe. low hurdles. Birdsong of Ten- Bridges of Tennessee ran 47.8 COMPANY SHOW OPENS DAILY: 6 P. M. SHARPIII ness<'e State leaped 6’ 4 1-2” for to almost put his team put in kept the Thorobreds in the run­ a new record in the High Jump. front, but the deficit he had to ning. Kentucky scored 5 first SHOW OPENS SATURDAY: 1 P. M. SHARPII Smith of Lincoln cleared 11’ make up was too great. places; Lincoln 4; Tennessee 6 1-2” for a new record in the It was team balance which. 4; and Wilberforce 2. BOOKER T. THEATRE IMPORTANT NEWS TO ALL DELIGHTFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED I Congratulations SUNDAY-MONDAY—JUNE 4-5 FUEL OIL & KEROSENE USERS KOB^EKT TAYLOli * LANA TUHNEE in To All JOHNNY EAGER Here is something really new in fuel oil and kerosene service. We have in­ augurated a BUDGET PLAN which permits spreading your fuel or kerosene TyssoAy—juNp « cost over a 12-month period. MAUftiSJSN O ’HAltA * DANA ANDJIEWS iu If you have as much as 1.50 gallons storage and use onr budget plan, we will 1950 FORBIODEN STREET fill jour tank or tanks and keep them full the year round. 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