NAME 10 NEGROES
TO COMPETE IN
, TRACK MEETING
Buffalo, N. Y. July 14 (ANP)
Ten star track and field athletes
—all of them champion or rum
ners-up at the national AAU sen
ior mecca last Sunday have b^en
selected' on the U. S. teams that
will tour Europe later this sum
mer for three meets.
All 10 of the colored stars will
show their wares in Germany,
site of the 1936 Olympics where
Negro athletes were so outstand
ing that the Nazis tagged them
“black auxiliaries” and said
Amerira could have not won with
out their efforts.
Ben Johnson, Columbia captain
and 1()0 meter champion; Clyde
Jeffery, Riverside (Cal.) Junior
college 200 meter runner; Jim
’Herbert of New York U., 400 me
[ter runner-up; John Marion of
j Prairie View, 800 meter runner
up ; Jihn Borican of Virginia S
400 meter hurdles runner-up;
Bill Watson of Michigan, shot
put runner-up; Mel Walker, form
erly of Ohio State high jump
champion; Gil Cruter of Colorado,
high jumper; .William Lncefiekl
of the University of California
at Los Angeles, broad jump
champion, and Mozell Ellerhe of
Tuskegee, sprinter sure members
of the team. They will compete
in Germany Aug. 10 and 11 in a
meet that will follow ll e pattern
of the 1986 Olympics
O’ly two Negroes are on the
wight-man team eomp.4ing 'n
Stockholm July 20-22 and which
will tour Sweden ar.tl Norway af
tenvnrd. Sweden refund to take
r ore two Negroes for the meets
there- Herbert and Walker will
compete in Scandimvia.
On Aug. 1, an American team
will compete at White City sta
dium in London. Johnson and Cru
ter got the call.
Among colored stars not mak
ing the trip abroad are Dave Al
britton of Ohio State, Mack Ro
binson of Oregon and John Wood
ruff of Pitt- Albrittan was run
ner-up to Walker in the high jump
but was not 'elected, his place
going to Cruter. Robinson- is 200
meter champion but was nat nam
ed, thus permitting Jeffery, 3rd
In that event, to go abroad. Roth
Albritbcn and Robinson were in
tho 1936 Oypmpics last year and
went overseas with American
sounds, while neither Cruter nor
Jefferey has competed abroad.
Woodruff did not defent his 800
meter title at the recent meet be
cause be sa.id constant competi
tion over two years bad left him
tiled and he wanted to rest.
For the first time, three of
those selected are from Negro
I colleges. Boriean and Marion will
run in regular races, while EHerbe
will be a member of the 400 meter
relay teum.
VIOLINIST WHITE TO
CONDUCT INSTITUTE
Cincinnati, July 22 (ANP) Dr.
Clarence Cameron White, noted
violinsit, composer and conduced*,
arrived here Tuesday to ronduct
", month’s training institute for
musicians active in the field of re
creational music and choral re
hearsals, and to lead »n outdoor
I festival of Negro songs on the
night of July 28 sponsored by the
Public Recreation commission.
PALMER. REP
CANDIDATE FOR
METRO. DSTRICT
—
Harold A. palmer, attorney, is
Republican candidate for director
of the Metropolitan Utilities Dis
trict. Ho was born in Omaha i
where ho has practiced law for
ten years and is 35 years old. Mr. !
Palmer is a hard-working cap- j
able and conscientious candidate,
for the office nnd this is the first j
time he has ever run for office.
Ho believes in reducing gas and
water rates to a minimum and
will serve the public well. Hnrrcld
is a brother of our good friend.
| Judge Lester Palmer.
THOMPKINS VISITS
ROOSEVELT TRAIN
Oklahoma City, Okia., July 20
(ANP)—When President Roose
velt's special train arrived here
Saturday, Dr. William J. Thomp
kins, Recorder of Deeds of the
District of Columbia, and who
has been campaigning for Sen
ator Elmer Thomas in the state
was admitted through the lines
and boarded the President’s spec
ial.
Dr. Thompkina had an engage
ment with Marvin McIntyre, the
President’s secretary, and re
mained on the special train until
It was switched over to the Santa
Fe Station.
"I had a nice chat with Elliott
Roosevelt, the President’s son
w'hilo on the train and also got to
greet the President,” said Dr.
Thompkins.
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WE. 0247
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