Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 48]

| New York last week. when he walked out on the Sept. 23 defense of his mi Weight crown because. of a contractural dispute. - Robinson was the go-ahead on a ~pay tel~vision deal Flemming Named Piston Sportcaster The naming of veteran Bill Flemming to handle: the play-by-play account of all the: Piston games was\made simultaneously by Radio. Station WJR and. a brewing com_ pany of Michigan, who are co-sponsors of the broadcasts. Flemming is no. stranger~ to the Midwest basketball fans. For the past seven years he has described. the University ~ of Michigan cage. contests. Since his arrival to Detroit in ~1953, he also has handled the playby-play accounts~ of U of M football gamés. -Flemming, 31, ~ will continue to cover the latter for WWJ. He remains~6n/WW4J-TV ~News and. Sports~ evening ~ telecast and.covers special sports assignments for. that: station. (1949). ~I have always been an avid basketball fan,~ Flemming _ ~says, ~and I am looking forward experiente particularly in, han-, |son.~ Bi is a- gradu@te of U-M: enthusiastically to describing | the. activities of the finest basketball players in the country." if Worth Kramer, exuctive vice president of WJR, whose -sta tion will serve as the Detroit | | outlet for the Piston games, de-} clared: with -Mr. Flemming~s dling - basketball, both, ~collage } and ry minute of this nia ~ sea The first ~of 72 regular season games will be broadcast on October 23; when the Pistons launch their season at Olympia SERVING: 311 E. 8th St, Flint W. H. Watson & Co. SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT FOR BARBERS & BEAUTY SHOPS Telephone orders taken and delivered ~Prompt Service~ FLINT, SAGINAW, BAY CITY Ph. CE. 9-9176 6 BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, AUG. 31, 1957 essional, listeners ate}. assured of a vivid and accurate} word picture. of the action ever}. the past week-end, McEvans dropped Jean panies of Los Angeles, 7-6, 16-3 in the Women~s singles fi nals and then downed Darnella Everson _ of Hamtramck, 6-4, 6-4, for the junior title of The American Tennis Association Finals held at Central State college in~ Wilberforce,, Ohiio. ~ - The 5-foot 2-inich: Hamtramck High School June graduate attributed her success to ~good coachihng by Mrs. (Jean) Hoxie won~ by me. She has taught Sepia Lion Caged For ~Skin Game Because of. discriminatory laws, prohibiting Negroes from competing with whites in Birmingham, ~Alabama, the Detroit Lions will be weakened without the service of their no. 1 fullback, John Hénry Johnson, when they meet the Washington Redskin there, Saturday night. Johnson. will take the week. end off as his teammates seek revenge for the two losses to the Skins last season, 19-17 in ~en exhibition game and 18-17 i nregular_season play, Tom Tracy, Johnson~s no. 1 replacement also will |be hampered because of minor surgery he underwent earlier this week. Gene.Gedman or Leon Hart will spell Tracy at the fullback slot. ~G, H. B. ~Detroit has its own version of All 17-year-old Gwen McEvans, of 1965 At Six years ago.~ thing new to G tourneys isn~t... has, this summer, won open tourna ments in Baltimore, New Yoork| _ and Philadelphia in addition to copping' the ~junior girls~ sin in Durham, N. Cc. Mjss McEvans became. suc cessor~to Wimbledon Champion Althea Gibson, who: did not.defend after. 10 Successive bevee Bil The petite daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. McEvans |, plans to enroll at Wayne Uni-|. versity next month. Detroit Signs High | School Shortstop ~ DETROIT~A shortstop from Cooley High school here in Detroit ~and~ an ~ outfielder from Austin, Texas have signed minor league contracts with::the ~Detroit Tigers for _the 1958 'season, Thomas Weenie)~ an all-city selection the.past two. years, was sighed by Tiger scout Ray Meyers after the~5-foot-10 right hander batted.400 and;300 his final two years in high school. Heenan~ played*for: the Internal Revenue American -Legion team in 1956, and hit.370, This summer: he -has been, on the Class: D Federation Arrowsmith tevm. Heenan weighs 170, and is 17 year old.. os jup two titles iin the ATA National Tennis Tournamedt overt~ me ~ever since I donk up tennis to Althougth being crowned the bat new hational champ is some-| _ n; winning} ~ gles, doubles and mixed deu- | bles in an ATA sectional meat 2 {match into~ a virtual rout. | Car F estival early days of motoring will live Saturday, Sept... 7. \vided into two classes, | through 1925 are eligible. |FURNISHED APARTMENT, 4 to victory over Shirley - -Bloomer, 6-4, 4-6, 6+2. as the. ~Cup tennis competion held. in Sewickley, Pa. Iast. week.: Miss Gibson and Darlene Hard] then teamed fogeflier. to beat Miss Bloomer and Shelia Armstrong in the doubles and. ~extended the United States team~s lead to 3.0 when they scored: al \ smashing 6-3, 6-4: Coming back ~ ffom intermission after her shaky Start, Miss Gibson gave an overpowering demonstration of the servicé and volley game- that has made her an outstanding competitor. In the other six games sha|.~ dropped a mere total of three points, and won three of the games at love, two of these on|' | Miss Bloomer~s service. She was pressed only (in. - two losing |. games, The sender girl pa Harlem unleased her ~big game~ power in the final ~set-to~tur a close Hold Old _ DEARBORN, Mich. The again at Greenfield ~Aone~ on Althea Gibson, queen... ot. ~the a! tennis -orld, >stfoked ~her way] ~ United} - States took. a 2-0 lead over nae Great Britain in, the Wightman ha and voskcas ty aubopncbiles and those ~who like to look at them, ~~ - The all-day affair is expected to attract a record 250 entries this year from throughout the midwest, New York, Pennsylvania and other eastern states. The: cars, for both judging and competitive events, will be di1899 -1916 and 1917-1925. Only~ cars ~ RENT~APARTMENT Large rooms, newly decorated Should be ~seer to. be appreciated. 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