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THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAV, MARCH 21, 1942

Colored Artist Featured In Cream of Kentucky Ads

People in Denbyville and regular readers of the ARGUS may soon get a chance to see a series of Schenely Conporation ads featuring noted colored imj n and women of days gone by, as depicted by E. Simms, the noted colored artist. The Schenely Corporation, mak. •era of Cream of Kentucky whiskey, has released the first ad of the series which features Ike Murphy famous colored Kentucky Derby jockey. This copy has been tested in other colored markets and found a tremendous acceptance among colored consumers. Other ads in the series will follow the Murphy feature. The makers of Cream of Kentucky announce that their products are going over big in the colored markets throughout the country and our paper is pleased' to be able to carry the Iball for our market area. In Derbyville, you may now find Cream of Kentucky gaining in favor, even to the extent that the bartenders declare that it is now one of their best bar sellersespecially since the ARGUS start, ed its merchandising job on the

distilled product. The Argus is now carrying a price and series but the advertising manager expects to start the new historical series soon as this one is run. The advertising manager of the Argus takes this, means of thanking the general public for its whole-hearted cooperation in helping to make Cream of Kentucky a popular drink; an indication that the public appreciates the actions of the company in recognizing the value of the Argus in helping to boost the sale of Cream of Kentucky in the TriState area. You’ll like Cream of Kentucky.

28-17 Net Win Ends Cheeks-Niles Feud

VA. UNION WINS CIAA BASKETBALL LAURELS

Charles Burley Kayoes 68-Pounds Heavier Foe MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 14—Charley Burley, belting sepia welterweight weighing 151 pounds, hammered J. D. Turner Dallas giant, weighing 212 pounds, to a technical knockout in seven rounds here Friday. Turner stayed 10 rounds with heavyweight challenger, Billy Conn.

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Crushes W. Va. In Finale, 68-39 RICHMOND, Va., Mar. 17— Coach Henry B. Hucles, fighting Virginia Union "Panthers” moved into the spotlight last Thursday night when they toppled the crack West Virginia State "Hornets”, 68-36. at the Community Gymnasium, here, to end their conference schedule currently ranked unofficially the CIAA champions. The Panthers roared through Cl AA warfare, taking 13 out of 14 contests in addition to taking 8 out of 9 non-conference tilts. Union led 39.16 at Half time.

SOUTHERN MISSION UPSETS LEADERS OF SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE FESTUS, Mo. — Coach Theodore (Rail) Smith’s Junior Rens basketball team of Ward’s Chaipel AME Sunday School, suffered an upset last Wednesday night, when they were defeated by Southern Mission of St. Louis by the score of 16 to 15. The Rens have fourteen victries to their credit thus far -this season and two defeats. Because of their excellent showing this season and their fine sportsmanship, the Rens have had several offers to play benefit games for various organizations in and around St. Louis.

TUSKEGEE DEFEATS MEXICO Y QUINT TUSKEGEE, Ala.,— The shadows fell on the 1942 Golden Tiger Quintmen in Logan HaH here in the season’s finale in basketball, bringing a brilliant season to a happy and successful ending with a 38 to 31 victory over the excellent Mexico

SIAC Record Set TUSKEGEE, Ala.—Henry Holden, S. C. State’s crack center from Toledo, Ohio, has set a new SIAC record for individual scoring in a single season, boasting 396 in 24 games at the close of the ninth annual tournament, 56 better than the old record of 340 by Frank Crozier of Xavier m 1941 and 60 better than the mark of 336 in 1927 by Horace Dalton of Clark, which stood for 15 years before Crozier smashed it last season. Tuskegee set a new team record for the tournament when she beat Fisk 81-32 in the quarterfinals.

Far Colored Students Wont Chestnut-Walnut A committee representing the City Council of the ParentTeachers’ Associations met Monday with the Evansville public sfchools! iboiard in Its- annual session and included in its recommendations: “A survey of the Third Avenue, Lincoln and Chestnut-Wal-nut school districts be made with the idea, if found' feasaable, of converting Chestnut-Walnut into a colored school, ‘‘thereby relieving the ■ congestion at Lincoln, abandoning the obsolete and inft dequately- equipped Third Avenue school and assimilating the white children of Chestnut Walnut into Howard Roosa, Baker, Wheeler and Stanley Hall

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Florida Wins SIAC Meet TUSKEGEE, Ala.,—Enthusiastic three day crowds ranging above the 3,000 mark thrilled to the ninth annual Southern Intercollegiate Athletic .Conference basketball tournament staged here Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, February 26, 27, and 28, and climaxed by the Florida A. & M. College hairline, 53-52, triumph over Tuskegee, in a heart-stopper that left everyone limp and hoarse. Seeded one and two, Florida and Tuskegee ran true to form to make the finals unscathed after the men in Orange had teamed Morris Brown, 49-45; Benedict 62-47, and South Carolina State, 42-40, and Tuskegee had disposed of Old Man Bye, Fisk 81-32, and Knoxville, 42-35. Other scores were Fisk 59 Florida 44, Knovilxle 48. Clark 36; Benedict 44 Xavier 32; S. G. 59 Morehouse 32; Ala 57 Ft. Valley 39; Fla. 49 M. Brown 45; Knoxville 43 Ala. 27; Tuskegee 81 Fisk 32; Fla. 62 Benedict 47; S. State 42-40; Tuskegee 42 Knoxville 35; S. C. 69 Knoxville 30. Leading Tournament Scorers were: Holden, S. C. State 63; Watts, Florida 52; Britt, Florida 43; Jones, Knoxville 40; Copeland, S. C. State 34; Hall, Florida 34; Warner, Benedict 31. All - Tournament Selections were: Elwood Britt, Florida, F.; Leon Watts, Florida, F.; Henry Holden, S. C. State, C.; Charles Perry, Tuskegee, G.; Henry Warner, Benedict, G.

After 118th Win NEW YORK, Mar. 17—Ray Robinson, Harlem welterweight, with a record of 118 ring victories 81 amateurs and 29 pro, will go after his 23 pro knockout and his 30th pro victory Friday night at the. Garden. His foe will be the durable Norman Rubio of Schenectady who |s subing for Marty Servo who is ill. In his last opt Robinson scored a two-round knockout. He has been seeking a bout with champion ’‘Red” Cochrane who is now in the Navy. Rubio is a tough customer. He gained prominence by beating Carlos Malacara, highly regarded Mexican in one of his most recent bouts.

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Herbert Thompson Ties World 60-Yard Record NEW YORK, March 14 —John Borican, Asbury . Park, N. J., Boys’ Director, won both the 1,000 yard run and the Casey' 600 in the K. of C. indoor meet at Madison Square Garden. He won the 1000 in 2:11.0 and the 600 in 1:10.4. Herbert Thompson equaled the world’s indoor record in/ the 60yard dash in 6:15. Joshua Williamson of Asbury Park, N. J. tied ivith John V^dlockey of U.Y.C.A. in the nigh jumps at 6 feet, 5 inches. Teachers' Salary Suit. . Filled In Little Rock LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—Arkansas has been added to the fast growing list of southern states where school boards are being called upon to justify their practice of paying Negro teachers smaller salaries for equal qualifications and work than are paid to white teachers. In the U. S. District Court of Arkansas, filed February 28, is a suit against the board of directors of the Little Rock special school district and tlje superintendent .of schools.

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Detroit NAACP In U. S. Housing Fight DETROIT, Mich.,—Cash donations to aid^ in the fight for the. Sojourner Truth hones in Detroit, Mich., and for the defense of the men hurt in the rioting. Febuary .28, a.re welcomed- by the Citizens' Committee. Checks or money orders should be made paythe committee is using the NAACP and sent to the Branch office at

Lem Franklin to Meet Harry Bobo, March 30 Chicago, Mar. 17— Lem Frank1937 international Golden Gloves heavyweight champion, will collect $3,506 for a contest with Harry Bobo in Pittsburgh March 30. It will be Lem’s first start since he; was knocked out by Bob Pastor last month. Ray Robinson, former New York Golden Gloves title holder, has turned down an offer to face Harry Teaney here April 10 because of his scheduled appearance in Detroit April 17 against Harvey Dubs.

NAACP ACTS AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY' IN N. J-. BRIDGETON, N. J. — Investigation and possible prosecution of patrolman Otis Husted, charged with the fatal shooting of 23-year old Milton Lewis of Atlantic City, will be undertaken by the Jersey state conference of- NAACP branches, according to Dr. D. W. Anthony. Lewis was shot on xhe night of January 29, according to reports, after he was supposed to halve evaded arrest by Husted who accosted him while he was sitting in a car. Husted shot him twice, once in the leg, and once in the thigh. But the coroner ascribed his death to "shock. ” The leg wounds were negligible.

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by joel McFarland Everybody’s talking about that net thriller ’tween the elementary and high school faculties iaat Friday night in the Lincoln Gym, whiph ended in a 28-17 win in favor of the elementaries. Captain Niles scored 2 points while his teammates hit for 15; Rochelle, 1; Fowler, 3; Miller, 7; Harris, 4; Captain Cheeks of the elementaries hit for 7; Yates, 9; McFardamd, 12. Captain Cheeks’ long-clear net swishers and sensational dribbling of Foiwler featured the game along with the fine passing and teamwork of Captain Niles. Center Rochelle the fine pointer (with one "great |big free throw” . to his credit.) stole the game spotlight for a couple of hot minutes when he did an aeroplane spin with Cheeks early in the. .first quarter and a “bear walk” all by his little self early in the third crowd in laugh stitches. REMEMBER Pearl Harbor The teams were tied-up at the end of the first quarter, 2 to_2, results of free throws by Fowler and baskets by Yates; Fowklr, Yates,. McFarland, Cheeks, Niles Miller led the scoring parade in the second quarter; Miller, Cheeks and McFarland did all of the scoring in the third quarter which ended, 22 to 10 in favor of the elepientariesi the half ended with the high schoolites on the short, end of a 12 to 5 score. Miller, Fowler, Yates, Harris and Cheeks I scored in the last quarter. AND Sikeston, Too * Charlie “Chewie” Matchem, the ace of the Lincoln Lions in seasons past and ,who was on the whirlwind path before having to withdraw from school on account of illness, has returned to town from Indianapolis, after playing a whale of a game with the pagers of Keystone Tech school. He scored 200 of the team’s 450 points, while their opponents were getting 237 in a fourteen game schedule. The Keystones won thirteen straight games after losing the first game. “Chewie” said that the team-

3 TAPS AT 12 Don’t forget to mark the night of March fi? on your calendar as this is the date for the Aliflred iWildy faculty production, “Three Taps At Twelve” . . . . make a date no A to witness this stellar production.

mates of his were boys i from technical schools in Richmond, South Bend, Gary, Nobleville, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. AND DON’T FORGET YOUR Plans for a June heavyweight title fight - at ^Chicago between Champion Joe Louis and Challenger Billy Conn were under Army consideration today. **** Harmon, the sepia flash with the Washington Hatchets, now gun. ning for their second straight basketball championship title, has scored a total of 104 points by the. fielder route' and 42 freebies. DeJernett; the other, sepia flash has a total of 68 field, goals and 31 free throws. The Hatchets have won a total of 28 out of 29 games' this year. WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, THE Voice qf Southern Indiana and the Tri-State area.

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