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Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1956

Page

14

Jackie Robinson First Negro Athlete to Win Spingarn Medal

Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers is named the 41st Spingarn Medalist for outstanding achievement and civic work. Roy Wilkins announces the award, noting Robinson broke color barriers in major league baseball and aided youth delinquency efforts. The presentation, tied to NAACP convention, may occur in New York after the season.

New York Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Roy Wilkins NAACP Jackie Brooklyn Dodgers Dodger Robinson San Francisco Spingarn J. E. Spingarn Naacp Board of Directors Arthur B. Spingarn Association Ralph J. Bunche Marian Anderson William H. Hastie A. Phillip Randolph Thurgood Marshall Carl Murphy Channing H. Tobias Roland Hayes Walter White Louis T. Wright

Clarks Return After Motor Trip From Hampton Institute Graduation

Mr and Mrs Robert Clark of 529 NW 17th terrace attended the June 4 commencement at Hampton Institute Virginia where their son Joseph earned a bachelor degree. The family traveled by auto visiting relatives in Beaufort Tallahassee Newark NJ and New York City before returning to Miami with all reporting an enjoyable trip.

Robert Clark Hampton Institute Virginia Joseph Virginia Institution Clarks Samuel B. DeVeaux Alvis S. Pharr Newark N. J New Jersey New York City Samuel Hillery Clark Lottie M. Gedding Edward L. Clark Edward L Tallahassee

Boyd's Manager Seeks Sugar Ray Robinson Title Bout

Bernard Glickman manager of Bobby Boyd offered Sugar Ray Robinson a $100,000 guarantee to fight in Chicago after Boyd's 10th round TKO of Milo Savage. Boyd, rising to No. 2 middleweight, has 40 wins 6 losses 2 draws with 22 KOs and recent wins over Laussee Fullmer Savage Mims Johnson.

Chicago ANP Bernard Glickman Bobby Boyd Sugar Ray Robinson Boyd Glickman Milo Savage Robinson Sugar Sugar Ray Eduardo Laussee Gene Fullmer Savage Holly Mims George Johnson

Charges to be levied against Navy rioters

Ten sailors held for questioning will face a Naval Board of Inquiry this week over a race riot at Ford Island Pearl Harbor. The incident left one dead, Willie D. Dansby of Graceville Florida, and three injured. The clash began after white and Negro sailors argued while waiting for transport near the recreation hall. About 20 sailors were involved.

NAVY Pearl Harbor T. H ANP Naval Board of Inquiry Recreation Hall Ford Island Naval Air Station Willie D. Dansby Graceville Fla Johnny Green Vicksburg Miss

Patterson Lacks Steam to Beat Archie Moore Says Ringside

Ringsider Charles J Livingston analyzes Floyd Patterson after his bout with Henry Jackson. Patterson fought well but showed insufficient punch and timing to outslug Archie Moore. Moore’s power and experience, including a KO on Rocky Marciano, make Patterson’s September fight seem unlikely to end in his favor.

Floyd Patterson Jackson Ringsider Floyd Archie Moore Patterson Rockaway N.Y Moore Brooklyn Rocky Marciano Marciano Archie Gus D’amato Valence D’amato Bobo Olson

Injured Woman Found With $4300 In Girdle

A severely injured woman identified as Annie Thomas was found on a street with 38 one hundred dollar bills and ten fifty dollar bills totaling 4300 in her girdle. Police report she suffered a fractured skull and is in critical condition at casualty hospital. Her husband is described as a Pullman porter.

Washington, D. C Anp Annie Thomas Casualty Hospital

Have your child vaccinated against polio free at five clinics

Public health officials announce free polio vaccinations for children at five Dade County clinics. Families are urged to bring proof of age and Medicare or Medicaid information if available. while supplies last, no appointment is needed, and hours vary by site.

Dade County

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