The Savannah tribune. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, September 30, 1948, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, SEPTEHIBER 30, 1048 College To Play Edward Waters Here Saturday Prize Fighter Dies After Fight Injuries PHILADELPHIA—(ANP)—Bill i(Chieken) Thompson is dead. He died at Temple University Hos¬ pital Tuesday night, five days after he took an eight round lacing from 210 pound Johnny Haynes of New York at Toppi stadium. Thompson had spotted Haynes 30 pounds when they went into the ring for his last fight, the first since he was severely beaten by Jimmy Bivins in April at the arena here. The fatal fight last Thursday had been a one-sided and un-cx- citing one. Chicken was on the end of all of the telling blows except in the fourth round when he top¬ pled the New Yorker for the count of three, Haynes stepped into the lead again in the fifth. Three seconds Eastern Standard Tima RADIO PROGRAM Subject Without to Notice Change FRIDAY MOKiv/NG .......... --- 7 ______ MORNING MO R NING WSAV 630 KC NBC WFRR 1230 KC WTOC 1290 KC CBS WDAR 1400 KC ABC | WCCP 1450 KC MBS 6:00 News Summary News b.ia Country Cousin Sunrise Serenade 6:30 Radio Revival Mng. Merrygoround Jamboree Windy Herrin Show 6:30 Southl’d Echoes News 6:45 I ;uu a. e. News isews UP News Morning Varieties News T :00 7:15 Howdy Neighbor Mng. Merrygoround 7:15 7:30 A. P. News UP News 7.30 CBS Mng. News 7:45 o.uu World News Morning Melodies Martin Agroiisky News 6:00 8:15 Strand Stand UP News Chapel in the Sky 6:15 8:30 Tops ol Morning Market Basket Blngstlme Top ol the Morning 6:30 8:45 News of America Breakfast Melodies 6:45 9:15 Choppers bpeciai Breakfast Club Tello-Test Faith In Our Time 9:15 9 30 Cliff Edwards By Request Ozark Valley Folks 9:30 o As Music with Msge. 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Double in Melody Young Dr. Malone 1:30 1:45 Jack Kilty Woman’s World Chain of Gold 1:45 __ - 2:00 Double or Nothing Corn Lovers Hour Views of the News Food For Free Queen for a Day 2:00 2:15 Perry Mason Ethel and Albert 2:15 2:30 Today's Children Nora Drake Bride and Groom Talk of the Town 2:30 2 45 Claudia Evelyn Winters Martin Block 2:45 j:UO hlfe Cari Be Beau. Danceiand David Harum Ladies Be seated 3:15 Ma Perkins Hilltop House 3:15 3:30 Pepper Young House Party Galen Drake Hearts Desire 3:30 3 45 Right, to Happ lne-s News Listen _to This J i.uo Backstage Wife Mint Hunt Atomic Boogie Al's Wax Works ~4:00 J 4:15 Stella Dallas UP News 4:15 4 30 Lorenzo Jones Comfortable Home Trcas. Band Show 4:30 4:45 Wldder Brown Variety Discs 4:45 .,.ou Callin' Neighbors n e star Final Winner Take All Fun House Treasure 5:00 5:15 Portia Faces LUe pln-Chln Superman 5a 15 5:30 Music M'pleces So. 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Merrygoround Morning Varieties 7:45 _________J________ 7:45 d.nu World News | UP News Martin Agronsky News * 8:00 8 15 Ga. Dept, of For. ' CBS Mng. News Chapel In the Sky 8:15 8 30 Tops ol Morning News Top of the Morning «:ju 8:4.1 Nat. Fed. Sm. Bus. Blngstlme Breakfast Melodies 8:45 ___ Special a :u[l Story Shop | Shoppers News Of America Shoppers Special News 9:00 9:15 Extension Prog. Musical Roundup 9:15 9:30 Mind Yr. Manners i Hit Tunc Musical Roundup 9:30 9:45 The Old Hymnal Garden Gate Church Notices 9:45 ____ 19:00 Children's Hour Teen Towners Red Barber Yr. Home Beaut’ll News lb:0O 10:15 This Day This Is For You 10:15 10:30 Archie Andrews Women's Page Mary Lee Taylor WCTU Kiddies Hour 10:30 10:45 Meet the Meeks i Saturday Strings 10:45 11:15 News Warren Pretend Eweeney Abbott & Costello Movie Matinee 11:00 Let's 11:30 Smilln Ed Mc'cnl. Junior Miss Musical Encores Teen Timers Club 11:30 11 ;45 11:45 AFTERNOON AFTERNOON Farm Forum News Theatre of Today Junior Junction News l 12:00 12:15 A. P. News Album Review 12:30 Coffee in Wash’tn So. Hayrlde Holsum Program News 12:45 U. S. Army Army vs. VUIanova 1 i :uo Nat. Farm Hoor Your Air Force County Fair Maggl NcNellls Smoky Mount. 1:00 - 1:15 Warmup Time 1:30 County Edition Give and Take U. S. Marines 1:45 Roundup Time Musical Varieties So. C.-Ohio State 1:45 2:00 Time for Grayson Football Game Gr. Central Sta. Game of Week 2:15 Vincent Lopez 2:30 Football Game Country Journal U. Ga.-U, N. C, 2:25 2:45 2:45 3:00 Football Game - 3:00 3:15 Adventures in Scl. 3:15 3:30 Cross Sec, USA 3:30 3:45 3:45 4:15 '4:00 4:30 4:15 4:45 Music 4:30 Christian .Science 4:45 5:00 Dizzy Dean Show Dance Orchestra Take a Number 5:00 55 15 Three Suns Trio Southern Pioneers Make way fr. Yth. 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Troplcana Voice of Hellas Stop Me 8:30 8 45 ^ Your Hit Parade Curtain Calls Morey 9:00 Amsterdam Gangbuster8 3 for the Money 9:00 9:15 Barn Dance 9:30 Judy Canova Lum 'n Abner Music for Saturday Whats My Name 3 for the Money 9:30 9 45 9:45 10 on Dennis Oay Home Town Reun Chicago Theatre 10:00 1015 10:30 Grand Ole Opry Essllngr O. Party 10:30 10 45 10.45 11 00 A P. News Mldnlte Frolics CBS News Dancing Party i Korn's A Krackln 11:00 11:15 Morton Downey Esslinger D. Party 11:30 Sapphire Orr. CBS News Dance Orchestra 11:30 11.45 BiltmoTe Orr 1 11:45 12:00 News Summary News Esslinger D. Party News 11:55 before the bell in the final Thompson hit the floor. He counted out and taken back his corner. When he did awaken, the 21-year old was rushed to nearby Naval pital. Still he did not respond treatment. It was here that Michael Scott, eminent brain geon, was called and was removed to Temple sity Hospital. For two Thompson underwent a operation to remove a clot his brain. After the operation, the condition was called “fair.” day, he slipped to the critcal He never regained Thompson, in the 1944 Belt tournament, won the novice welter title for the side A. C. as a pupil of Fry who refused to meet him a return go. Last February, en fought Eddie Franklin at Met and sent his opponent to hospital with an injury which he himself died Franklin retired from the ring. Several local managers have Thompson’s contract since turned pro. Dave Ellis was manager while at Eastside. Thomas held it next and sold to the present manager, Gramby. Bramby told reporters that when Chicken came out the hospital, he was going to tire him, Gramby said he Jackie Floyd and Leroy when the fighters suffered injuries while under his ment. Thompson looked like a champion last year. His Chr $mmm\x Sandfly Tigers To Play All- Stars Sunday At Sports¬ man’s Park In the final game of the season the Sandfly Tigers, win¬ ners of the city championsh p, will play an All-Star team, on Sunday afternoon at Sports¬ man's Park. The game, which will star; at 3:15 p. m., woll doubtlessly The will be: Sandfly Tigers All Stars A Golden <c) .........;..............Rice (c), White Sox Stewart (lb) .............................Penninghan (ss> White Sox (Hill (2b) ................................Wilson (lb) White Sox Jcnes (3b> ....... .......Reyrplds, White Sox Martin (ss) ...................Snooks (pi, Tatemville Smart (cf> .........................Graham (p) Tatemville R. Golden (If) .......................Williams (cfi Red Sox Parkstcin, (rf) ........................Larry (p) Red Sox Williams (p) ............................Pittman (p) Red Sox Chisholm (p) ............................. Gordon (If) S. Tigers Freeman, (c) S. Tigers Hayes (p) S. Tigers Early Buyers In Liberty City To Get Advant age 'ncluded knockouts over burns. Davy held, ami Cranford. The tide turned Thompson went into faster com pany. Joey Maxim outboxed last December 8, Jimmy stopped him in seven rounds terrific beating on April 12. Ironically, Chicken would have been the first to benefit from the new insurance for injured boxers was set up by Leon Rains year. This insurance pays for pitalization and treatment. SCOUTS REVITALIZE THEIR PROGRAM The coming of fall and end of vacat.oii time is marked by- the ''Boy Scouts America by a colorful wide revitalization known as “The Scout up.” The camping and activi¬ ties committee ot the Empire Council, headed by chairman, II. B. Cammack, outlined the local of tills nation-wide This local round-up calls for ISs e in ae h f ten of the c oun unit leaders’ roundtable, a ents’ meeting for each cub pack and senior unit, spection of all units by com¬ missioners, an open house gram in each unit to which will be invited boys who are not now scouts, cubs or seniors, and a public investiture cere¬ mony in districts for all strays and mavericks which have been rounded up for the Boy Scout program. Troops of other units which go all out for this activity which extends over the re¬ mainder of the year of 1948, will be recognized by the award of “The President Fraser Round Up Citation.” Requirements for this citation also include a certain record by Scout units as to overnight camps, service to the community, special types of hikes, etc. Mr. Cammack pointed out that a high spot of this fall roundup will be the mobilization within each at some time during the fall a means of testing the cf members to assemble ly orf unexpected notice. great bargain At no extra cost, you can enjoy Holsum, the loaf of extra flavor, extra freshness, extra high grade nourishment. At your grocer’s today. The Hol¬ sum Bakers. DIXIE ENGRAVING CO. SAVANNAH « • » GEORGIA process COLOR_____— plates PHONE 5508* 128 W.BAYST. attract a large crowd, as it will present the most out¬ standing players in Savannah, j the In addition All-Stars to local players. ■ will have in their i lineup Junior Reedy, local j player, who has been pluy.ng with the Richmond Giants during the past season The early purchasers of j | homes ln L j be rt y Ci i y> that weli located sub-division located i j us t south of Mills B. Lane avenue, which is being develop¬ ed for Negro home owners, will be given a distinct advan¬ tage over those who delay in buying homesteads in this much desired site. According to Al Chaskin, 121 East Broughton street, the ad¬ vantage accruing to early buy¬ ers of Liberty City home sites will be that the first forty houses will be completely plastered without extra cost to the buyer, but after that the cost will increase from $4,750 to somewhere in the neighbor¬ hood of $5,000. With this point in mind, it behooves all inter¬ ested to contact Mr. Chaskin. Much building activity is al¬ ready taking place in Liberty City, where Ihe construction of a Humber of houses has al¬ ready begun. The homes being erected are constructed of concrete blocks, and have a living room, kitch¬ en, bath, two bedrooms, a din¬ ing room and a large hail. The only preresuisite for Phasing one of -these dcsir- able homes is that you make a payment of $25.00 as a binder at the time the contract is signed, and an additional pay¬ ment of $50 00 when construc¬ tion is started. W. D. DONNELLY CALLS KAPPAS TO MEET— Polemarch W. Dickerscn Don¬ nelly has issued a call to the twenty-four chapters in. the Southeastern Province of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity to send delegates to the provin¬ cial meeting to be held in At¬ lanta, November 22-25, with chapters at Morehouse college, Morris Brown college and the | j the Atlanta Alumni chapter serving as hosts. SPELMAN CLUB The Spelman Club of Savan¬ nah met at the home of Mfs. McIntosh Sunday Mrs. Ruby Gadsden the new irtto the club. The n'ew mem¬ bers were Mrs. Beatrice John¬ Miss Mariah Coles, Mrs. Guy and Mrs. Lula They were extend¬ a hearty welcome by the group of old members club wishes to stimulate on the part of all Spel- who are living in Sa¬ and extend an invita¬ to all who have not joined. offers an opportunity for all to share many of their varied experiences and become closer related as sis¬ At the close of the meet¬ a delicious repast was serv¬ by the hostess. when aged whiskies*are scarce... IT TAKES A SECOND LOOK TO HIND REAL QUALITY FRONT LABEL' BACK LABiL Symbol of Ovality Piroof Of Ovality... This label is your This label is required guide to quality— by the U.S. Government. to selecting the 1 It tells you the age and brand you want. amount of base whiskies in the blend. Today especially, with the shortage of aged whis¬ kies, you should know the age and amount of straight whiskies in the blend you buy. That’s why we urge you to look at the hack label as well as the front label — that before Three you Feathers—hacked choose a whiskey. by It’s America's good to largest know a \ ’Wws V ZZ- .....-r; rod of Three reserves of fine old whiskies—gives you the same ...... generous quantities of five, six, and seven-year-old *.......... whiskies, blended with choice grain neutral spirits. good if 5 the Three *RARE BLENDED WHISKEY 86 Proof. U'l" skw 1 drottt ,, ar c The straight whiskies in this product are five years feather* ’re- or more old. 35% straight whiskey, 65% grain ’%$*»«•***■ neutral spirits. 12 % whiskey 5 years old. 20 % whiskey 6 years old. 3 % w hiskey 7 years old. Three Feathers Distributors, Inc., New York, N. Y. mssm TH r~. HERS choice of those who take a second look for quality The Safety Cab Co. Wayne and West Broad Sts. CMUL 71 as FOR SAFE , PROMPT AND COUR¬ TEOUS TRANSPORTATION The Safety Cab Company Has Been .. Serving Tne Public Since 1937 NORMAN DASH^Manager The Georgia State College Tigers open the 1948 gridiron season here Saturday night, October 2, when they meet the Edward Waters College eleven of Jacksonville, Fla., in Grayson stadium. Approximately 42 players took part in the first intra-squad tussle last Wednesday, September 22. Two freshmen, Joe Turner, New Orleans, and Robert Slocum, Co¬ lumbus Ga., displayed promise of becoming outstanding players. Slocum, playing tailback, on the Green team, scored one touch¬ down and an extra point to pace his team to a 13-6 victory over the Whites. Their other score came on a pass from Worlds to Slack. Turner, left end, tallied the lone White marker when he took a pass from Quarterback Worlds. Wolrds, veteran Tiger signal caller, quarterbacked both teams to touchdowns. Earl Williams an I Harrison Miller were among the PAGE SEVEN , other vetorang to display promise of leading the Tigers to a possible S. E. A. C. conference champion¬ ship. Assistant coaches John Mar¬ tin and Albert Frazior directed the teams in the contest. 1 . 0 . 8. and S. of A. The Independent Order of Brothers and Sisters of Amer¬ ica, Stone Lodge No. 1, held its regular meeting at 511 W. Park avenue, September 23. The meeting was called to or¬ der by the president and much business was transacted. The lodge is planning to have a I program on the fifth Bunday afternoon at Union Branch, I Rev. You 1 * 3 , pastor. All offi¬ cers will be installed gtnd the public is cordially invited to be present.. Next meeting'will be on the first Tuesday in Oc- Charlie Stone Is pres¬ idant and Sister Mat,tie Lee, reporter.