Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 42]

CHICAGO, July~(Special ~
Bill. (~Dizzy~) Dismukes, ~manager of the famed Kansas City
Monzrchs who is in his 49th
year of baseball,-has. been named
as a replacement for Homer
(~Goose~) Curry, of.the: Memphic. Red. Sox, to pilot the West
squad-in the 25th annual Negro All-Star Classic on Sun-}
day afternoon, July 28, at Comiskey Park here. ~.~..Curry, also a long-time figure
in baseball,.was originally announced by Dr. _J.-.B...Martin,
of Chicago and. president of the
'ix-team Ve ade American

of illness.

Dismukes, who'll: be ~making
his ~first~ All- Star
a manager, is the. winningest
manager ra far this season
in the Negro America League,
his Monarchs ri: _oughshod
over the five ether ~Teague members.

~Dizzy~ has peen at the~ helm
of ~the Monarchs: the last two
seasons, having replaced. veteran
John (~Buck~) O'Neil. In addition to his play and~ managerial
duties in the ~ eyiukes

League, as the West's aionéet aso has. ~ioand tinie to do scoutbut had to withdraw -because|ing for the Chicago Cubs and

the. New York Yankees in the/ They
big show:: be |

Upon being informed that hej Co Cuba,
was chosen to ~replace Curry as| fielder Dale ~Miller of Laneastthe West~s pilot Dismhukes ~said:| er, Pa. -

~Naturally it~s * an honor.
However I~m sorry that Curry
~couldn~t carry out the assignment. I~m sure that the West
can take this. silver anniversary
Classic.~

Eddie Steele~ of the Detroit
Stars is the East squad's manager..

Three Detroit Stars~ players

the office. of the. league president in Chicago.

office; 828. E..
Tickets are priced at $2. for.. HEATS ON!!~High temperatures put an. added whith da: Videie war lio it in
a Ss mar Wwnd | i: g New York by 12% games,
te Hale ie championships. America~s Althea ~Gibson, (left) who later became champ, as ~copared to ast year~s half-way
Britain's istine Truman cool off and dry off, under the watchful eyes of James Dean; record, when Detroit trailed by
(left), 15 year old Jamaican, first Negro to serve as ball boy on the Wimbeldon court. (News> 17 games.: Breas Photo). Le a ee Fn ee ee Manager ~Jack Tighe~s. club

Althea And Christine ~Cool. Of fs

box seats and $1.50 for general
admission; Persons wishing ~,tickets are asked to address their|nail to Dr. J. B. ~Martin, 828
%. Drexel~ Square, _ Chicago.
Please state the kind of tickets
wanted, the number. and also
enclose a self-addressed, stamped
= i 2nvelope, as well as a~ check
or money order~ covering tie~
amount of the tickets.

Tigers One-Half
Game From
eo eee.
First Division ~
DETROIT~Mid-season~ finds
the Detroit Tigers only~ oné-half

game out, of ~the first division
and only one other Tiger. team

oy

first place in the past seven
years.
The Bengals trai] league lead
has spilt its first 78 games of

Wayne Gets Nationally
atin Rowing Coach

Jud Ross, nationally known rowing mentor, has been
selected to coach Wayne State University~s varsity rowing team, it was announced today.

Ross, who also coached the Detroit Rowing Club
whose gift of equipmtent made the. sport possible at
Wayne, will assume his new duties when classes begin
' this ~fall./ Wayte: will make use: of the Detroit Depart-.ment of Parks and Recreation facilities at. Belle Isle.

The addition ~df: the sport to PS, 6 he
the Wayne program brings to|.10 the number of ~varsity sports; at Wayne. Rowing is. the first
sport added to the Wayne program since baseball was started
in 1941. Wayne also. sponsors
sailing, skiing and hockey on a
club basis.

Alden W. Thompson, divisional director of health education
and athletics at Wayne, indicated
that the Tartars would at first
enter. collegiate rowing on a
limited basis. ~This is an entirely new venture ' wilh us,~
he added, ~and it will take us
time to build up a: team. We
|hope to be able to host some
of the teams coming east or
going west for regattas: As our
squad improves we hope to be
of the national meeis.~:

Thompson pointed. out that
Detroit is a natural for intercollegiate rowing. ~The sport
is firmly established here,~ he
~said, ~and we have one of the
finest rivers in the country at
cur front door.; We hope to
make rowing a ~regular part of
the instructional program of the
University which provides, thru
its physical education -program,
contaet with sports and recreational facilities that have a good
carry over into -thé later-life
interests of its graduates.~

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CARER AND Lan ASSOCIATION Ross hes been associated with
W: KEARSLEY AND BEACH [rowing since 1926. In addition
ln Flint to coaching teams.at, the De
trait Boat Club and at Grosse

104 W. Carloine St., Pointe High School,, he has also
Fenton, Mich. helped start high school rowing

at Ecorse, Wyandotte, De La
the 1957 season, while the Tigers
owned a 34-42' record last,year.

More important, Detroit is
within striking distance of third

game out of fourth place.
improvement, in the past year.

Salle, Salesian and St. Anthony
High Schools.

Thompson and Ross indicated
that the first job) would be to
get the equipment in shape for
fall beberaaes

has, won five. additional vies)
tories, and hag. three: Tess. ~des
feats. al > danke

at ad tee a3 4 nt!

Baseball Fans To See"
Favorite Stars In Barson ~

Baseball fans, whether they be youngster or oldster,
spectator or participant, coach or team manager in the.
Dearborn area, will have a wonderful chance to see major league baséball players in action, ~close-up, come
Saturday morning, July 20th at 9:30, when the touring
Baseball Clinics under the direction of Bill. Veeck will

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appear at' Rotunda Field, directly behind the Ford Rot-/

unda.
Cookie ~Lavagetto, Washing- dians pitcher: ~Mel Harder~ 8
"| ton~s manager has promised he'll} hands, * shéwing ~ ~sliders~;

be there, along: with some of
his top stars, ineluding Clint
Courtney, Jim.Lemon and Roy
Sievers, as well as several members of his coaching staff, Elis
Ceary and Bob Jurges.

Special guest et the clinic
will be one of the truly
all-time great bal] players, a
great favorite with Detroit baseball fans and one-time: manager
of the Tigers, Mickey Cochrane.

Detroit. Tiger squad members
who will appear at the clinic
were not set at press time,
but previous clinics were attended by Ray Boone, Harvey Kuenn, J. W. Porter, Pat Mullin,
Steve Gromek, Lou _ Sleater,
Steve Boros and Al Aber, and
we're sure that some of these
wonderful Detroit Tiger ball
players'll_ be on hand. for this
one.

Special visual bids will. be
used at this clinic so that those
in attendance may better understand what the ball players are
demonstrating. For example: a
giant 6 foot hand with. movable fingers|.and a 3 foot in
diameter baseball will be used
to. demonstrate pitching finger
grips. Supplement this will
~blowups of famed Cleveland Inbe 4 by. 5 foot | | photographie. ~

ves~ and ~so-forth: There'll! even
bea pair of: 5:-foot simuated
feet, to show. ichanges:.in-~stance
for batters and pitchers on various plays. ~

ant

garion refugee, gets his first taste of |
America~carbonated orange soda-in.
a MiraCan. Stefan flew into New York
International Airport from Vienna. He
will deve with:his J

ents in Astoria, Long Island.

Screening of players: fe: the P
two. squads continues. daily in}!

Tickets. fort the Classic, which} 2
will -begin~. at "3 pam.,. esi. bef
purchased by mail at the league 4
Drexel, Square} ~é
and 100 E. Erie st., Chicago.}.

(in 1955)) has. been as close to]

place Boston,.two and a half
games away, while last season
the Bengals were six and a half

Pitching has shown, the most
The Tiger staff has allowed. just
3.68 earned runs a game, com
pared to the 4.20 average ir
1956. As a result, the Tiger staff |

146: i
Bill - Pembrook, a student at}

~change-ups~, ~fast- balls~, ~cur
First Taste Of ts]

~|Ooehie, 149, Eva Young,

A iline Sundwick, 159,

Dr. George 'W. Gore, Jr.,_ president Florida A and M Univer
SPORTS

SCOPE | -

- ~By Elbert Copeland |

The first round.leaders of the
Eigth Annual Vehicle City Golf
Tournament were -Andrew
Woodward, with a one under

- par 71; over the rough Kearsley | ~

Lake Golff Course; Woodward

~ Iwas the only ~one: to solve the

course; Randall A. Hodges equal
par with a 72; Bill.Pembrook
and Jim Seltzer. were next in
line with 73~s,

The men~s championship flight

was 12:30.

~ladies championship flight.

who was medalist in Saturday~s
qualifying round, won: the 8th,
Annual Vehicle,City Golf|
Tournament with a score of 145.

contender in other Vehicle City

Detroit... Flint~s, Jim Seltzer,

Flan Williams.of Detroit who:
wtih. a. score of

T ~xas- Southern. -University,

147, while four others. were tied~
at 149. They were Sars Tucker.
Mike Andonian, Peter -Koscak
and Gene Hunt:

The flight results were as follows::

First Flight: Don ane ~151,
Andy Vert,: 153, Curtis Walker,
154, and Willis Burgess, 155.

Second Flight; Herb. Hawkins.
Dan Brown, 157, Eddie Delk.
159.

Third Flight: Bill Mays. 159.
Clarence Rice, 166. Lauern Butts,
167 and John Kirk, 168.

Fourth Flight: Bles Wood
Robert Clemen and Floyd Morris; 173~s.~

Fifth,Flight {27 holes): Grover
McCants and~ John Haynes, 14]
and Dick ~Drew and Robert
Johnson, 143.

Sixth Flight (27 eis): Ted
Wilson, 146, Howard Stoney, 153

{and Sander Simon, 154.

Runners up to Mrs. Goodwin
and Teressa Taborn was Hazel
Bill, 180, Flint~s Stella, 183 and
Flint~s Pat Gettler, 184,

-Other winners, were as. fol- |
lows:, First. Flight, Nettie
Thompson; 191, -Lavina; Wingo

4#191,. Eva: Wilson, 194, and Nina

Miller, 197.~.

Second Flight. (27 holes): Exie
149
and Edith Swan, 156.

~Third Fight (27 holes}; Made-Willi Dunrath,, 163, and ~Ruth Carter, 165.

Fourth Flight (27 holes) Carol
Sundwick, -186, Julia Wellons,
188. and Alice~ Brock, 189.

The winner of the championship, Andrew Woodward, won a

Por | portable TV set and James Lum
{ber Company's ~rotating trophy.

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ran from scores 7] thru 77. Tee}.
time for the championship flight

Mrs. Juanita Goodwin of Kalamazoo qualified. for Sunday~s}
final round. with~ an 83. Mrs.)
Goodwin has been a constant!
threat in the past tournaments. |~
Mrs. Teresa Tabon was next in|:
line, with. an 88. Those were the}
golfers to have been caught in}
Sunday's 18 hole finals in they

Andrew Woodward of Detroit, |
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of her.~ Walter. M.; ~Austin, Al-| ~
thea~s tennis~ coach and: one~ime intercollegiate tennis cham
piony ~A just reward.fof a true,
champiop~a fitting~ ~quéen for
the tennis world: who;has shown.
unusual power of perserverance,. skill Sand determination |
which has enabled her. to. overcome adversity as well as. tennis opposition.~

Henry Singletary of. West Palm}
Beach: ~I am very proud of
her, and I was praying for her}:
to win~She ~really had.my pray},
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