Jaycees Plan Negro Boys Club Pilot Study
The Miami Jaycees Youth Welfare Committee proposes launching a Negro Boys Club modeled after the Boy's Club of Miami. Judge Herrin urged a study of its layout and operations with local leaders visiting the Miami site, which serves about 1000 boys ages 6 to 20. The effort, backed by the Community Chest of Dade County, aims to address delinquency and lack of recreational facilities for Negro youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Junior Chamber of Commerce
William A. Herrin
Jaycees
Boy’s Club of Miami,Inc
John R. Marks
Daniel J. Johnson
Moseley Coles
Frederick Martin
William W. McBride
Youth Welfare Committee
Franklin Ross
Br. F. M. Kline
The
Boy’s Club of Miami
32Nd Ave
CBS
Boy’s Clubs of America, Inc
Community Chest of
Dade County
Miami
Beating The Gun on Maxim Robinson Clash Reflections
The piece argues Ray Robinson passed up a bout with 175 pound champion Joe Maxim and questions how era greats would fare against Maxim. It notes Mickey Walker, Panama Joe Gans, Joe Walcott, and Harry Greb might have pursued or opposed Maxim, reflecting on weight classes and risks in boxing history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
ANP
Ray Robinson
Joe Maxim
Sugar Ray
Maxim
Robinson
Jim Norris
IBC
George Gainford
Gainford
Mickey Walker
Jack Dempsey
New Jersey
Sharkey
Panama Joe Gans
Panama
Panny
Cleve Hawkins
Wolf
Tiger Flowers
Georgia Deacon
Harry Greb
Tiger
Mike McTeague
Siki
Jamaica
Joe Walcott
Barbadoes
B.W.I
Kid Lavigne
Walcott
Kid Carter
Billy Smith
Joe Choyinski
Tom Sharkey
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Negro track stars may dominate 1952 Olympics
New York May 1 The likely repeat of 1948 success by American Negro track and field athletes is forecast in See Magazine. Promising sprinters Jim Galliday Andy Stanfield Art Bragg and Ed Conwell lead 100 and 200 meter hopes with rivals Rafael Fortun Pan American champ and MacDonald Bailey of Britain also noted. George Rhoden, Herb McKenley, Mal Whitfield and others are highlighted as strong contenders in 400 800 and field events alongside javelin racer Bill Miller broad jumper George Brown and Ollie Matson. The article recalls Negro greats like Jesse Owens Ralph Metcalfe Eddie Tolan Harrison Dillard and Barney Ewell.
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New York
America
See Magazine
Jim Galliday
Andy Stanfield
Art Bragg
Ed Conwell
Rafael Fortun
MacDonald Bailey
Britain
George Rhoden
Lee
Herb McKenley
Mal Whitfeild
Bill Miller
George Brown
Ollie Matson
Jessie Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Eddie Tolan
Harrison Dillard
Barney Ewell
Wtts Program Log Mon-Fri Broadcast Schedule
A radio log listing daily and weekly time slots from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM, with programs such as Morning Thought Italian Hour Newscast and This is Jazz. Variations for Monday through Wednesday include Holsum House Program Italian Hour Hits From Hollywood and Safety First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Alliance
Hollywood
Coral Gables High
Fay Seer
Globetrotter Aces Featured by Coca Cola
Washington D C Coca Cola displays feature Harlem Globetrotters stars Reece Goose Tatum and Marques Haynes in full color posters in two sizes 27 by 56 percent and 20 by 36 with an upright 16 by 27 second display for local bottlers.PR says more sports figures including Ray Robinson Roy Campanella Buddy Young Ted Rhodes Jesse Owens and Alice Coachman will join the POS campaign across multiple sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Reece
Goose” Tatum
Marques Haynes
Harlem Globetrotters
Chicago
Southside
Coca- Cola Company
Moss H. Kendrix
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Tatum
Coca-Cola
Kendrix
Coca-Cola Company
Ray Robinson
Roy Campanella
Buddy Young
Ted Rhodes
Jesse Owens
Alice Coachman
Clowns to Play Stars in Nashville Opening Day
The 1952 Negro American League season opens in Nashville on May 11 with the Indianapolis Clowns facing the Philadelphia Stars in a doubleheader. Opening day ceremonies are organized by Nashville Sports Enterprises. The Clowns feature King Tut and King Tut Jr. and a lineup including Tugersons Schoolboy and Jim, Ray Neil at second, Henry Aaron at short, Speed Merchant at first, and Reuben Williams or Curtis Hardaway at third. DeWitt Smallwood, Ernie Nimmons, Jimmy Jenkins, and Gary Ross contend for outfield spots. Manager Buster Haywood or Piggy Sands may catch, with Ted Richardson as the star southpaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville. Tenn
ANP
Indianapolis Clowns
Philadelphia Stars
Nashville Sports Enterprises
Henry
Speed) Merchant
Reuben Williams
Curtis Hardaway
DeWitt Smallwood
Ernie Nimmons
Jimmy Jenkins
Gary Ross
Buster Haywood
Piggy Sands
Ted Richardson
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Carver Ranches
West Carver Ranches
Hallandale
C. R
Carver Ranches, Inc
West Cerver Ranches
N.W. 5Th Street
Florida
Derk
Globetrotter Aces
E. T. LE
N.W
Nashville
Leo
Coleman's Service
General Auto Repairing
Gulf Products
3Rd Avenue
Phon
Common Sense Prices
Baker’s Bar and Package Store
N.W. 20Th Street
Earl Edwards
Cliff Baker
McQueen
14Th St
Sth Ave
Statioonery — Cigers Cigarettes
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