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PAGE SIXTEEN
3 Teams Fight For Lead In Chronicle Softball League
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THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE .* • A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
TOP TRACK SCORER
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Bill Watson, former University of Michigan track team, was
high point man in the first annual Inter-Fraternity track carni
val. Bill, a member of the Detroit Police department, was indi
vidual top scorer in the Detroit-Toronto track meet recently in
Tcronto. and will be one of the mainstays when the Detroit
police track teams meets the Toronto team in the annual police
field meet at Slate Fairgrounds next month.
Monarclis And Stars
Have Strong Pitchers
Yn li.i ii. : l u .wd much <•"*
JuT c« i M,. 'I o
W’r I,hM iu) ip is the »mt rd
e-t p ’ he on Vie ro-ter of the
KmiMi City Mnc.archs who face
the rh.ladeiphm Stars in ad hle
header at Rr Stadium. Sunday.
Sep' P He s al.-o thp leading hurler
in ihe Negro American lepgue.
I/eMargite is pacinc the second
half of the split season vith a
reioril of siv victories against
no defeats in th** ri".ht games in
which he has participated.
In *hn»e < - fit unit < > hr ha -
pitched 52 ;nn.u . . ;. ielded ">d h:
uni h were gn"d for 29 r n.». is. Min
13 hri-e mi >1 -and fanned 4>. He
hit four bat.-mon.
RlfillT BEHIND LaMa |u«
H It«>n Sn it h. jtrappir.g .g right
hander who has piled up five \i •
tm es again »t one defeat in nine
gm e In dfl complete innings
Smith Ha- a.-
!<»\a ed 46 ht>
Rut in the five
Hilton >milh
■a* hur.od he
itm demonstrated h;> control.
■ •’.c ”g 18 h ;.s in 27 im ngs fur
six : ms is- ,mg two.base on bali.s
and fa' mu. 27
Till v| ut> . , e n R II H ckv
27 '•'• "• i.u f. gilt-haiyi< : uho
i'* ■ s t-i fd t 2 inches ird hit •
' r »ca!r» a! 2’hO nne of tm nnst
u . lers r 'he' the Nr_ n \iui *•
•" \r c r ' Na ' mnal lea 2;.cs
« 'i u md 'he g.eve for
Fas' t tm annual F • t-West
:-"te 1,- • •iv• h. was Ihe work
c r f ihe Negro Nationa.
p.'g a- pp ‘ .nc it ir ore
-.me*. a' ■ o * net \Vgro Na
ci! league h e: He p,i ed ihe
u ’ f •■•.> " ir-.-i .■ 11n
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ROX l» ART I (HX 'mo fild
■ .rv Cl . • Void fo
il H m c-• if r,• • ••• *\ ne
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7' • a•: 1 .__r -• p cos ' • >u*
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pf p i as esfanl Vied ■ '. self
- • i tw' 'cat- re has beet v .■h
' 1 - S' is H.first assignment sas
* .■ Satchel -rage in Yanxee
p^ia
K m ro.
y fii'' gunranton <if (, qualify nn<l
w cronorsn' \n>j grf .ln*f»ph As*
pirin. I lif* l'ig |ini t,iM< ♦ nim
A 4 f \"i| only I/>>k on t hr* hn\, nn<l
m r i li g. uiiw. |>ti •it.lff
'"'‘dPA in.*i i*\ f«>r tti«* nationally known r .imn
_mr St Juaepb finteboireofmillions.
St. Joseph aspirin
WORLD S LARGEST SELLER AT lO<
Sin!, or last y.ar bcfni* a ckiau
~f 20. n0n
Although Harris lost the ver
dict. 3-1 to Satchel, he was the
hero of the battle as he hpld the
Monarchs scoreless for six in
nings, lies a right-hander.
There's a strong possibility that
Harris and Paige will hook up in
another duel when the two teams
come together in Rriggs Stadium
Harris is n me seasoned now. atm
should He anle to the aging
Puiur a .-* **er battle than in the
Ills' encounter.
Takes Board To
Task For Bias
In Washington
Bv HARRY MeAI.PIN
WASHINGTON. It C • NNPA*
A ' ii ll e l,rutennnt-o>lnne! in
' -e A' t v put the I) C Recreation
hoard on tup "hot >e,it" at pyblic
hearings held last week concern.n.'
the nccn'.lv adopted by-law* of
the b ard making segiegation of
the races mandatory on all play
ground.* iind ntner recreational
ta .lit ( - under :t.« jurisdiction.
H< «as L» Col. Jan es S hramtn
lie told the hoard he did not
know how to answer the ques
tions of his children when they
wanted to go over to the play
ground nearest their home and
play.
• • •
•'WHEN I SAY the go\ ernment
■a ill not permit them to play with
N'gtor- they won ' o< ..eve it' he
leciared. They have been toln
Vn* {tightful war ha- been fought
' ’n* :e freedom. They have been
' .Id 'n. y snnujn judge people not
.-•y pigmentation but by charactei
Mow can we explain to ihe.se
ert Id ea thrv mu>: not enter w,uth
Xtg : "-s even when invited'.’ How
an you <the board members* ex
plain your portion to them'’"
The heaiung? were wing held on
’ne a x 'twin of the day r*n which
V.e J. panese surrendered to tne
ill e-. U ('ul Schramm asked the
r srd Do you lealize what thl.*
u te- *o *ne wor.d" At the ver^
• rreot worn the world s on the
',ri;r of peace, you repudiate all
• ■a' e h ,„hr for in the deaih
„g! to defrat fascism and
Na. 7. -rr.
I I T BY GIRL FRIEND
Theon Se• , . 32. of .3642 Brush
**pc *. 'reived treatment this
■ re* fa .cab wound in the left
hack following *n ar?ument with
s.• clentified girl friend
n- PI r• i r• C an'« up to MOO Will
ne *i a.-i r t-> R 'i-ii ex-se vice nfn
•» v« • i to »t,«:t ;n h'.iMi'ess again.
FIRST
CHOICE
OF MILLIONS
GAMES IN NEXT
TWO WEEKS MAY
DECIDE WINNER
With the '•pvnnd half nf the
<p’. * reason in the Michigan Chron
ic!e Softball going into the
final stares. some stiff games are
- hertuled for the next couple nf
weeks to determine who will win
the title and the right to compete
aya nM the .winner of the first half
’o decide the championship and
• inner of the Metropolitan Funeral
System trophy.
• # *
ROYAL V.kings, league leaders,
ire slated ’o meet the fourth place
Wolverines Friday, Aug 24, at
Sherrard On the same date the
>erond-p!are Trojans are slated to
meet the Palmer House 10, holders
of third position, just a game be
hind the Trojans.
If the Trojans trounce Palmer
House I'ridas and the Wolverines
put the skids under the Royal
Viking*. the Trojans will crab
the lead If Palmer House de
feats the Troisns and the Royal
Vikings drop the verdirt. Palmer
House will go into a tie for first
place.
* • *
DI KE NEAL, ’.cari ng p tc rr fo
the T ojans, is back in form and
n tching as he d.d in 1944 when
he won nine and lost three He
« performing like Charles Hollo
ihv of t e Wolverines. Alv n Pow
ell of • ie Royal Vikings, and Spears
of Brewster,
During the second half Neal has
he'd Rrews'er to two hits in 14
innings
Floyd Kng and ector of the
’eag c. has s herfuled a meet ng
far Fridov n.gv Atig 24 a' 6G. r >
Rmiton at ee*. The meeting is to
.-•art at D AO
The fo’!oo;ng game* ire scheri
u>d for the rorntn? »ee.k
Friday A - :; 24 King Solomon
••« B e’vster a* Bre\s';tp-; Roval
V' kmgs is Wolverines at Sherra and.
Troians vs Palmer House .a* Lin
coln
Monday \ug 27 \re.« vs Wo*.
• er.nes at Sherra"d; K ng SMcv an
vs Royal V'k'ngs >t Mayhee
Prewster v« Palmer House at Van
Antwerp Troians are idle
Wed ties day Aug 29 Trojans vs
Wolverine at Sherrard; A e$ vs
Ttkr.rr 1* >tise at Barsto*'. Brews
ter vs Sojourner at S "Mourner:
R oy;i' Vikings v.s K ng Solomon at
M :iv her.
STANDING
W I.
Ro\ al Vikings . f
Troian* 7 ft
n almer Ho ise f
Wolverines a 4
\~es . .6 fi
Sniourne- Kings 4 1
King Solomon . 2 7
May Use Docks For
River Excursions
Detroiters n ly again he able to
take short b<>.- t ride, up and down
•he Detroit river as the\ did year*
ago when much of the r:‘\ 'er
ca’ion life was centered on the
w aterfmrt
The City Tlan commission has
recommended ‘he leasing of mini;-
••ipallv owned wa’c-fron? property
on ’*he east «:He of Griswold st-ee»
•o he vred a« a dock for a flee* nf
•e v passenger plea.-*u e boats J
whi h wiil offer Detro.*er« and
\;-’ors inexpensive riser excur
sions.
ASSAM Ti l)
W Winchell McGill, 4.7. of mil
F Kirby street, treated at Harper
hospital for, a p°s- hie f acturrd
skull, told police that he was sit
• ng on his porch u hen an uniden
tified t person assaulted him
sorr
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And although Pluko brings such
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Monarch Leader
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Jackie Robinson, former UCLA
football and track star, ii the*
leading hitter on the Kansas
City Monarch and will be at
his regular position in sV>rt
stop when the Monarchs meet
the Philadelphia Stars in
Briggs Stadium Sept. 9. Rrb
inson is rapping the ball at .346.
Legion Posts
To Hold Mass
Installation
The De* -o * Distr "- A-sor v u r <
of Arrinn lemon Po*'« will
u2,i n hold their imr.t! m,i<« m
sta .r on :u the .• ii 'or.uni of
(.' iss h;g!i * h.> on Se vid ;t'■ e
!: . .-1 1 Vo ' " . u W, u e .1 y, Sep.
te" !>«” 7. . ' .3 3(1 ;
Mo ' / • o p. t- -\ !’ tuir' 1-
'll'’ 1- i ,v, o > e i r . p
I t .it'd 3 te , »' Vo toe N .
V 2 '' 11 a- ii'l . -t i.. ire \
nfii or*.
T-c • s‘.i!'.i' .n w’l be pre
■ -eded bv a p•• -de •'• < * > i' form
■i* • e De'ro • Drt wt* ts.-0.-:.,; on
heuriqii.ir’er*. 373 S" *e *' re* md
•r.,<rcn from tnere to Washington
ho >•. , and north on W;t*h ngton to
r.rtnd River, from CJ ani River
to Second, out Second to the audi
torium entrance of Cas* Tech.
The parade will form at 7 pm.
sharp All ex-service men are re
el :r<ted 'o put on the.r uniforms
and parade wi'h us
ROBBED YOI TII
T ' i y u" < \> c e e* uu'cd ! i *
week \i'ii '’t >be \ a "-ed of
\: ' ;r ! P sev 19. 532 Theo
do e Held we e C»enrre .Taeohs.
22. ' 133 Kendall. H;nhi • and Park
•nd W-,11.am Wu.'e 2’ ; 983 Med
hu y
SION
IMPROVEMENTS
Begin is a few dens
HELPS BRIGHTEN, LIGHTEN.
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EDDY TO MEET
WILLIS; BEAT
LEON SPENCER
> _______
YTTHis, sharp-shooting
little Detroit lightweight, will be
facing his first southpaw soon—
Bill Eddy of Flint
Not many weeks back Willis
thwarted the efforts of 1,/mn Spen
cer in a sizzling 10-round bout in
Olympia. Last Friday night in
Flint Bill F.ddv won a 10-round de
cision over Spencer. Now Eddy i*
looking forward to a match with
Willis.
In an earlier hnut this year
Eddy Inst to Spenrer by a terhni
eal knockout when he fractured
his rollar bone during the bout
in Arcadia Gardens.
• • •
SPENCER dropped Eddy for no
•mint in the fourth round, h ,t was
dumprd on the earn as by the Flint
puncher in the s.xth for no count
A c rowd of 4 000 saw the battle in
Atwood Stadi um
A largo number of Detroiters
went to F’.inf to .' - ee the bout.
The 10-round bout scheduled for
Fr day night in Windsor bet ween
Sampson Powell and Len Wads
worth, was called off
STOLE DOPE FROM ARMY
C! irenre Thom: son 32. of 2013
Mirk avenue was held this week
fir investigation of a violation of
the l' S drug law Police say that
he had a quantity of dope in his
possession, which was reportedly
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1946
Finds His Wife
In Man's Room
James J Officer. 41. of 1536 k
12th street, was held for investi
gation of felon.ous assault this
'week after police say he had shot
John Ko?er, 34, of 1525 Laßelle
street in left shoulder.
Officer told police that he had
returned home and found his wufe,
Thelma. 39. in an upstairs room
with another man who jumped out
of a window The man identified as
Kr»ser was treated for a gunshot
wound after being shot by Officer
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