25, • SATURDAY, MARCH PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE . A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY 1944 Porters Increases Margin In Motor City Bowling Loop

BIVINS Va. TURKEY WIN S. C. PREP TITLE - PIN BOY SHORTAGE SOLVED THOMPSON GO. APRIL 1 CAMDEN. S. C— Avery boys of TITLE HOLDERS HOLLYWOOD Tom Gallery. Coulter girls of BOWL-O-DROME selected Charleston and vet*ran fight promoter has Montgomery To Take Cheraw won the basketball champ- April Fool's day as the date for the Jimmy Bivins vs. Turkey ionships of the South Carolina con- LOSE THREE IN Thompson duration heavyweight ference for secondary schools. REOPENS UNDER championship contest. The fight Immaculate of Charleston was will be an outdoor attraction in loser in both final sames. to Avery Springs by to 45 to Coulter by 47 to Rest In 48 and Hot the Gilmore Stadium bowl. RACE TO FLAG A NEW MANAGER Burdened with the wet fit of five ai.d Angott had lost his title to Zurita, Cleaner* to <*ii consecutive months of continuous Juan the . hard-punching Portrrs added By CATO AIEONHO training fighting, Mexican, a week later. lead in the Motor Ct% Moulin? and Bob Mont- In Girl pin setters made their debut asking for the postponement league Monday night at I'aiadutr g. -ner:, Philadelphia fighter who of the fight. Montgomery’s manager at Sunme Wilson's Bowl-O-Drome the (New Pre-Easter Bowl by winning two game* from lifter lightweight crown pointed out that hi* fighter had Saturday evening. Shir- Phillips to Miss York version) from the bobbing been ft 'uing continuously for the DANCE Tom Post 2751 2674 Jast ley Washington and Miss Ethel past four months. v h;le Johnson-Harr.s losing head of Beau Jack, two week* ago. He started last Trambles, two 18-year-olds who November when he lost the light- the three games to B & C club 244. had is going to take a much-needed H ROYAL CAVALIERS H worked us pin setters at the Palmer weight title to Beau Jack Thi* t«. 2689 Park, since January, are doing a rest. Bob is going to Hot Springs. was followed by bout* with Joie Featuring George P >rter >nd Ben Web.-ter good job. The champion, accompanied by Peralta, Ike Williams. A (Dummy) p.ced assault on the The two girls are jumping two Davis, and Beau Jack, the Porter alleys his secretary, Herman Lea Pheart, 595 and handling the pins like Needs A Rest pins Porter collecting on u h.gh veterans. may. and Harold (Jamaica Kid) Smith, Who knows this be "I game i>f 2011 Webster h.id 594 on the first step to solving the present arrived in Detroit last week, and Just need a rest." said Mont- KING PORTER * game gomery *Tve been fighting too high us 203 pin boy shortage. After talking with were bedded down in the Gotham HIS TRUMPET AND HIS BAND ( hump* f all Behind the girls about their job they often and the edge ha* worn off. new Hotel for a week before going Johnson-Hams, the defending remarked, "We like to set pins. We on The rert in Hot Springs will do me Chimpions, fell bel'w their stride got tired at first but it is easy now, to Hot Springs where he and Lea good.** rs pievious wetlvs Bob Tayloi and we average ten dollars a day." Pheart will spend three weeks. In explaining his knockout by Sunday ; April 2, 1944 paced B A- C aggregation w.th parties just D vi*. Montgomery said he had U>e Several who had fin- Physical no an a high game < f 221 bowling girls' alleys To Take excuse to offer for the 662 ished on the "I rr. ..st be back in New York knockout With Fdd.e Edwards lapping the, said that they would rather have in the first round, the quickest in BALLROOM six physi- at MIRROR p: fur 627 on games of 220 186 girls pins within weeks to take a the history of Square r:s the set for them than cal Montgomery said Madison Gar- and 221, Forest club uas only aoh some of the boys. examination." den. 2940 Woodward Avenue "At that time I'll know when I'll to »;n one game from Harlem Crowd Attends Opening "I just made a mistake, and had DANCING 9 PM 2 AM Cleaners, dropping tlx series 2325 ! Sunnie Wilson's fight again." to pay the penalty." Bob UNTIL Bowl-O-Drome Montgomery said. "I 2356. re-opened its to public was scheduled to started a blow, but to doors the fight Sammy Angott. Nat- before I could Acme Florist wi»n two f. >rn Inst Tuesday noon with a large former land. Davi* had connected with Boxing champion. his Friar* Ale. 2726 t> 2U95 J Wilson crowd attending. ional association pun~h. From then on it was dark- TICKETS: Advance 90c -At Door sl.lO with March 31 in Madison Square Gar- was top man foi the Flor.sts The Bowl-O-Drome, formerly ness or me, although 1 did regain Tax Included 596 on a high game of 244 Tiny known as the Forest Club alleys, den, but the bout was postponed my feet.” for Flairs Bob had defeated Beau Jack Baldwin was chief man has 26 streanr:*ned alleys and is the after Imith, who was stopped by Jose TEX. LARKIN, Pres. WM. CHEEKS. Vice Pres. v ,tn 566 on 234 largest Race-owned bowling Basora in Philadelphia Palling estab- last week, NAT HOLMAN, Recording Secretary Watson Healtv blanked lishment in the world. Mr. Wilson, was out in front on points when F,ousts 2492 to 2443. Motor Cite owner of the Drome, remarked: the Mi “I Puerto Rican landed ie knock- Elks won tnroe from petrat | will do everything possible to make out blow. Sportsman $ RUSS J. SOWARS' roon*. 238.1 to 2505 my place the finest in the world. "1 still believe ! can whip him." won two fiom Sen Mion i «tr. The alleys club are in the best of con- said the former Detroit amateur 2cbb Vo 2481 Ad.m.a Service .von dition and will be kept that way" champion. two from Nacireira Club. 241/i ti Eddie Edwards, former secretary 2412 of the Motor City SPORT Bowling league, CHATTER is manager of the Drome. He is Tip, Tap And Toe assisted by Clarence Steen, a form- “Over the years, the game has Wolverines Split er heavyweight fighter here. come to be policed too much, from THIRD ROUND IN the men in blue—the umpires—on SPIZZY CANFIELD'S Mob- Girl up to Commissioner Landis. Two Contests In pin setters made their debut at Sonnie Wilson's Bowl-O-Drome bing umpires, etc., helped cause Saturday of last evening. It was the first time bowling fans had an Richardson And thi«* over-policing of the game. The to watch Play-Off WILL opportunity the girls do their stuff. They handled the commissioner’s office has become a Junior PLAY-OFF pins like veterans. In the above photo Miss Shirley Washington, Slaughter Win police department of the game be- BOX SERENADE” age 18. was caught by photographer just as she looked up at cause of the Infractions of the play- The Wolverines defeated the Gar- A Colorful Sun Kissed, Carefree Revue newsmen. She jumps two alleys with the greatest of ease, and er*. managers and, yes. the general field Aces. 49 to 31 last Monday SUNDAY said her average day's earnings is ten dollars. Mixed Doubles managers, fellows like mvself. night at Sherrard School. The de- PLUS BEGIN necessary that the game be feat "It's eliminates the Aces from the policed, but. despite this, we still play-off to Ecee Richardson, and Dr. Fred determine the champion • ANN BAKER • ALBENA JONES The thud round of the plny-of* Slaughter won the Swing Your can have and need hard, rugged in the Junior Division of the Michi- • • MARTIN In the Triple A Division of the Partner Mixed Doubles tournament baseball, argumentative baseball. I gan Chronicle Basketball league. JESSE JAMES MARCARET Michigan Chronicle Basketball held at Paradise bowl last Sat. eve- do not mean abuse of the umpires, Murray Jackson, David Collier )< ague anil be held Sunday Motor City Giants Have ning. The couple hit 1078, and but a more competitive solrit, the and Walter Phelps paced the at- BrewstAmerican league last season, result of the tremendous SENSATION mo Dorothy Freeman fighting spirit. Add to this ability interest will be tiie opposition on Decora- first made her and enthusiasm shown in 1300 Owen at Cardoni Two To Increase to perform with skill on the playing popular tion I). debut of the evening with her fath- the recently closed pocket billiard "North End'* Most i> The Barons, fortified field. Rendeivous" most in uniform er. Horace Chapman, and the two tournament at the St. Negro with of the men On the Monarch roster were play- Antoine Margin Soldier last season, are of the best registered 963. Dorothy later came branch YMCA, Walter King, assist- League one back like Wilbur (Bullet) Rogan. 2 Shows Nightly teams in Negro baseball. with Jones and won third er* ant physical director, announced prize. Jerry Wells and Rumor Frank Duncan, John Donaldson, that a new to 3* P M A 12 10 AM. took the Ready Needs Strong Club tournament in honor of Nun *:3O, 10.30 p m., 12:30 am. W. B O'Donnell girls Film Is Rimpson, finished the first set out "Heavy" Johnson. Newt Joseph, the late C. from Wilbur Woodson would- FVFRY WEDNESDAY best two out of three games Thus, you can set* that Manager in front of the others but this Newt Allen. Sam Crawford. Walter begin on March 28 last Wednesday eve- Clarence Scally) Smith w is (Dobie) Moore, Mothel. r Acmes Florist For Theatres < will have lead soon brushed aside when and Dick Lester McFall, chairman of the ning st beautiful Paradise bowl to field a powerful aggregation if the second and third shift keglers Giant*, with An- the The American tournament committee, disclosed ‘OPPORTUNITY HUE’ and hold a five-game lead over ;ie hopes to cope successfully found the alleys. drew < Rube) Foster at the helm, that now the Wilbur C. booked (or one 12 Horsemen girls who WASHINGTON, ofTl- against the teams Owner Linton has Woodson trophy Winners will be the popular D. C—The were a fiery group of player*, fight- would be purchased option—Pro non-prn- Motor play in Dequindre Park from volun- week wilh or los; three games to Garvin's cial War Department film, ' The booked to ing until the final out. Behind tary by fesslonal are eligible. when the season contributions person* in- bales. Soldier," is opens. Foster were such players as Elwood terested. 827 and Negro now ready for Smith, a of Scores: O’Donnell—7W. well-seasoned veteran Miller Thinclads (Bingo) Demoss. Christobel Torri- Outstanding Amateur* 710: Acme's-772. 779 and 711. Gar- distribution to theatres and all per- more than 20 years of experience, To Vie entte, Floyd outfielders will be selected Massenberg captured the 440; Evidently there are some fan.* Chicago SATURDAY CABARET OPEN WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY aggrega- Public War from Elijah Burke, Walter Thomas Heights. 37 to 29. in a game sponsor a Relations. Department. Joseph Dobbins won the mile, and in Detroit who are not satisfied at FOR RESERVATION* AND CLUB PARTIES CALL TO. *o4s* gex in touch Washington, D C and two others. Staniger St. Sabina gym to advance in the tion, just have him I/eon won the polo vault. with the games arranged for Briggs junior division. with this writer. The girls are Northeastern won the half mile re- Stadium this summer, and Bertha lc*Afir.g for a new sponsor. lay. one of the Miller runners drop- Diamond, who lives at 2677 Charle- Trie results of other games ing the baton. avenue, Thomas, last voix and' Velma played in league obmpetition 2251 Leland, are among this two group. Wednesday arc Club 668 won Miss Diamond writes: "As I was YOU MUST ATTEND! Pinners; Car- Jesse Owens from Dr Owen's Ten Sigma Now In 1-A reading the paper Faces Nacirema I saw that two Supreme ter's Lunch won two from clubs are scheduled to play in the Girls, of the After Reclassification Linen: Mutiny one Brigg* Stadium this summer. teams in the league, I don’t most improved COLUMBUS, Owens, think it is fair to our home club. The Outstanding Affair of the Year won two front the Picket fence. R Ohio—Jesse of greatest this I not patron- Simmons. E Mundy. E Jackson. N. one the track men in If is allowed. will Title the history of sports, has received ize. and don't think too many Wright are members To Decide Frat other* Duke and N. notice that hi* draft classification ct the Mundy aggregation. will." to Thomas, Regent Tigue Skaters won two has been changed 1-A. The for- Miss who evidently 1* a mer Ohio State good says from Ollie Neals Alhambra Case Phi Beta S gfrJT meet* Narirrma Sigma won the right to oppose university and 1936 baseball fan. "these clubs night in Olympic sprinter, proud Holiday five, and Son and club Saturday the Si An- Nacirema to decide the second title now the are inferior to our own club and I Beautician’s Dance arid Settles Cozy Corner both won three on for- toine Branch YMCA gymnasium, iri the Frat league by defeating father of three daughters, is em- don’t think it is fair that they should they Omega, ployed public — feits. and if the S'dma bovs win. 40 to 31. last Saturday at in the relations de- come in here and play in Briggs In a special match played at the will win the ser anti half champion- St Antoine The defeat knocked partment of the Ford Motor com- Stadium. This i* harmful to our —AND CONTEST bowl over the week-end. the Pro- ship of the split season. and the Omega out of the play-off. pany. home club if allowed to continue." right The passing shooting gressive Victory Girls won over the to play Nficiremi another and of Wil- SPONSORED BY Progressive Victory Boys. Scores game to determine the league li m.s Carter and Broadnax proved in tms match. G.rl*. 737. 703 and champion •oo much for the losers. Carter wa* 815. Bow 774 731 and 778 But if Nanrema winner <>f the high point man with Isl l,ee. play- EVERYBODY IS TALKINC ABOUT Detroit Association of Beauty Operators ing game first half, is successful, then the rea- his brst of the season, and THE DELICIOUS son will be over and Nacirema will Wilkie did a grand job in helping be the league champions their team to victory. Cornish Orders Bryant. Evans and F. Hill were the stalwarts for the losers, Bryant Bar-Be-Que, Rib and Chicken Bobcat To Rest making 10 points .1 Hill and Bar- ns some good playing, from Sunday, April Brewster Quint did but 30, 1944 couldn't hit the basket often Starting 6 P M Ending 2AM NEW YORK—ln a move. March enough* Sigma good ..utomatually m.-rle in four 14 ,hat canceled the Out Of Tourney out of foul shots, Omega Montgomery-Angott boat, /ched- 13 while THE OLD HICKORY PIT chalking up five in 16 tded for March 3! at Madison w.is AT Prince Hall Masonic Temple, 275 E. Ferry- Square Garden, the New York box On Two Defeats Ing comrr »: >n ordered Bob Mont- gomery. pre.'i-nt New' York light- Victory Tourney VIC'S , Music By Brew 'i r Humber* Win- weight king, tu ake an e.ght-weer. Biown ners oj toe fust half of the Detroit i Basket-hill *-• |>l l sea- To Have Rig Entry Argott's management recent- a.-sociatmu l had son. Aa» eliminated Sunday niuht ly proteited titl*st> contention Van Mosley and His Orchestra the when f « v t»t to Suffrin, to 4h. Victory that he was no’, .n good enough While the tournament, LOG CABIN at If.¦> Kelt h.eld House -ponsored bv the Detroit Senate, p.dy»ical shape to go thrgjgh With to Ts.« Brown had ln-.t more than a month away (April toe fight, but after a phys.tal is OAKLAND and HOLBROOK AVE. .... Dear born 39 to 3fl. Sdurday g EXTRAORDINARY < neck 8 20. :W-». indi- »i one are that the up. Tuesday. March 14 the at S* gymnasium. This Charles tourney will attract one of the - - commission backed up Montgom- first victory had AND w'cis trie De.rboin largest entries in the history of ery's claim. scored over 'he Brewster five, the featuring was not N tional Negro B a ling assoc.ation Calender M.ke Jarobs in “Contest Parade” Promoter defeating the v Brown B<>mbers p'ti.v caught napping by the cnrr.mi*- ners twice during the i(»ndir m*- non* as he had previously The V t.-rv t , rnarr.ent i* a sub The OLD HICKORY 12 Lovely and Beautiful Ladies of Detroit's Smart Set edict sort arranged a March 31 boat be'ween Ger.rge f’e.if* k* pi t.MW»vr in ftitute for tn» national tournament HASTINGS AT BENTON STREETS Representing the Months of the Year You Must Beaj Jack of Atlanta Ga . who re- the carr • w .th it p un - . How- All rntrie- "I add he mailed to Come Out Pick m« (ter 4)4 and Ycur Month for the Prise cently lost the New ,Y<»rk 135-pound ard McCarty, forme Y4a>iu un rgr Porter. Farnsworth MRS. MARY HAWKINS MRS. PEARL BRADLEY crown to Montgomery and Juan verxity *tar enllectcd Ik points t V -4rt Am!. Mgr. Manager Zurita. white who won the NB A I aid Suffrin's wm over Brewster Detroit teams will open the tour- RUTH STEARNS. President A. M OWENS. Reporter version of the lightweight t.tle from I Th'« marked the r ird c*a «¦« utiv• jr( 1 ' O t f town bow r« will TRINITY 1 6161 Sammy Angutt. I win for bufluii uo i Bn a bi. TU, > the al.cyk the hi M Uo day !