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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-12-01

New Mt. Olive C1unnison Miss, c. NJ Cameron F. S.;
Lucky Strike, Inverness Miss Harrisonburg Harrsonburg
La, D. A. Coatney F. S.; Pages Chapel Indianola Miss;
Lismore, Lismore, La. S. Clark F. S.. New zon Drew
Miss, Tomnie Sullivan, F. s.; Sunshine Clarksdale
Clara Walker, F. S.; Bethlehem Indianoa Miss. James
Combs F. S.; St. James, Yazoo City Miss, I. M Singleton
F. s.; Pace, Pace Miss, l. S. Johnson F S.; New Hope
Minter City, Miss; Bell Flower, Holly Bluff Miss.
Thompson, F. S.; Enterprise Sicily Island La, H. r.
Williams F. s.; Colby Holly Bluff Miss, Arrla Washing
ton, F. s.. Pleasant Inverness Miss Peter Thomas F.
ST. Sunshine Palksdale Ark, Mary Roy F. S. Bright Star
Merigold Miss, Maggie Henry, F. S. Hebrew, Rulevie
Miss. B. B. Brown, F. S.; Total new lodges 10.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-12-01
LINEN CONTRIBUTION.

Hattesburg Miss, Dec II, 1928-P Q. Box 371.-Hon
Huddleston 511 Calhoun Yazoo City, Miss.
Dear Huddeston: We the members Of HattieSburg
Lodge No. 1874 sending box of linen under separ-
ate Hospital consisting OF two Sheets
hirty-two towels and pillow Hoping these
few pieces will add to your big linen shower and whenever
we are called up will be found trying to do bit
Hoping you will have much success in your linen drive
yours for the uplift of old Afro
w. NJ DAVIS President.
E. A. B. HARPER F. Secretary.
S. * TRIGG r. Secretary.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-12-01
NEW LODGES ORGANIZED.

The members the Deputy School have organized the
following lodges:
Mrs Minnie B. Wright, Goodman, Mss-Bethehen
Lodge at Lula, Miss
Mrs B. O winder Pine Bluff, Ark.-Jackson Street,
Vicksburg Miss.
Portland Ark; Portland Portland Ark Mt.
Rose, Ark Portland Portland Ark; Pleasant Ridge
Mist Ark; New Town, Yazoo City, Miss; Sunshine Parks
dale Ark. Total organized 7.
Rev. j. G. Greer, City.-Gum Grove, Thornton,
Miss; Christian Valley, Norway Miss. Total 2.
Mrs Jessie Moss, Been, Miss.-Bright Star Rounder
way Miss. New Prospect Friars Point Miss. Total 2.
Mr.. Jessie Roberts, Phillips, Miss.-Bapts Grove,
Phillips, Miss.
Mr. jeff Newell, Shaw Mss-Parkers Chapel, Shaw
D w. Kelly Inverness, Miss.-Wakins Inverness Miss.
Lucky Strike Inverness. Total, 2.
Mr. c. L. Page, Sunflower Mss-Get Busy Tutwiler,
Miss. Mt Zion Drew Miss; Martha Page, 1ndianoa Miss
st. Peter, Gendora Miss; Mt Carmel, Drew Miss st.
John Lumbardy Pleasant Inverness Miss; Hebrew,
Ruleville, Miss Total, 8.
T. E. Edwards Mound Bayou, -Hushpuckena,
Hushpuckena Miss Wanders Home, Mound Bayou, Miss;
Antioch Shaw Miss ST. Peter, Merigold Miss; Pilgrim
Rest Llmbardy Miss Light Dockery Miss. Frank
lin Lambert Miss; Beautiful STAR Mound Bayou, Miss;
New Jerusalem Drew Miss; New Hope Jamestown, Miss
New zion Drew Miss ST. Paul Mnter City, Miss Total l2
Mr. James Williams, Doddsville, Mss-Williams Sum
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1928-12-01
flower, Miss.

1lOWei,
Prof. T. j. HuddIeston Custodan-SurTounders Hill,
Carksdae Pleasant Grove Canton, Miss ST. Mark, Mace
Miss; Land Mleson, Miss; OHbery, Bentonia,
Miss Honey Island Honey Island Oak Grove Indianola,
Miss; White Star Shaw Miss. Renova Renova, Miss;
Gipson Isola Miss Holiday Chapel Louise Miss Sunny
Side, Lyons Miss; Rose Hill, Angulla, Miss; Sunshine,
Carksdae Miss; Bethlehem, Indanola Miss Pace Pace
Miss; Colby Holly Bluff, Miss. Good Samaritan, Flora
Total, 49,
Prof. E. F. CASTOR, Floser Miss-Ferriday Ferriday,
La. Norwood Norwood La Vidalia, Vdaia La; Mt Zion,
Centervie, Miss Waterproof Waterproof La; Jonesvic
Jonesvile Jonesvile Jonesville (No. %;
Robinson, Rosedae Miss. Westield Tchula Miss Morn
ing Star, Beulah Miss. Gunnison C1unnson Miss Quinn
Harrsonburg La Lismore, Lisnore, La Ferriday, Fer
day, La. Total, 49,
Mr. James Williams Doddsvlle, Miss.-Wiliams, Sun
flower, Miss.
Mr. w. w. Washington, Pine Bluff, Ark.-Damascus,
Pine Bluff, Ark; Kings Highway Pine Bluff. Total, 2.
F. r. Smith, Natchez, Mss-McCau Creek Mccall
Greek, Miss.
P M, Brown Greenwood Miss.-Lake Henry Itta Bena,
Miss
Estella Hicks, Yazoo City, Miss-Yazoo No. 9.
Mrs. Leota North, Yazoo city--Yazoo No. 10, Yazoo
City, Miss
Prof. j. A. Jackson, City.New Liberty Bentonia
Miss; Bell Flower, Holly Bluff, Miss Zion Watch Minter
City, Miss; Mt Zion, Tchula, Miss. Total, 4.
Mr. C. H. Thurston, Jackson Miss.-Eas Side, Hattes-
burg Miss.
Mr. E. W. Barnes Canton, Miss.-T j. Huddleston,
Gulfport Miss Laurel, Laurel Miss Popuarville, Pop
uarville, Miss. Atwood Gupor, Miss; Gulfport Gulf
port, Miss; Lumberon, Lumbertcn Miss. Total, 6.
r. A. Jammison, Greenwood Miss.-Sta1 Wes., Green
wood, Miss; Star Greenwood, Miss. Total 2.
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H0RNSbY, FARRELL
IMPROVE HUB CLUB
sIattery, New Pilot, Thinks
Defense Will Be Much
Better Now.
BY BRIAN BELL.


tAss0ciatcd Press Sports Writer.b
ST PETERSBURG, Fla, March g.
With q new manager and a new cap
tain. the Boston Braves are starting
out with high hopes of improving their
seventh-place position Of last year in
the National League. The Redskins
are cheered. too, by the presence Of a
shortstop they did not have In the
training camp last Spring
The addition of Rogers Hornsby at
Jack Slattery. promoted from scout to
manager, as he starts his first season
as head of major league club. With
Eddie Farrell to work with the former
st. Louis manager and Giant captain,
Slattery thinks he will be able to show
a tight defense at second and short.
With these exceptions and num-
Der of pitching recruits the crop of
athletes is the same this year that 1t
was last. Zach Taylor returns from
the Giants to attempt to catch ma
iority of the games, about 125 If he
escapes injury, and Eddie Moore, young
In years but veteran player. seems
definitely assigned to an outfield posi-
after playing in and out Of the infield
Burrus will again play first and Andy
High seems to have the call at third
Hornsby at second and Farrell at short
are set. Jimmy Cooney and Walter
Gautreau, base balls smallest exhibit
will take care of the emergency assign
ments.
Braves Like Clark.
Moore. the handy man: Ed Brown
! who plays day in and day out. anc
Lance Richbourg, the Florida flash
may make up the outfield combination
with Jack Smith subject to call An.
other place will be reserved on the
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EASTERN STAR LOOP
BOWLERS WILL MEET

Eastern Star Bowling League, which
recently completed its first season. will
meet at Convention Hall Saturday night
at 7:30 to elect officers and plan tenta-
lively for its next campaign. All men,
bers Of the 15-team league are expected
to attend the session.
Prizes won during the season we're
presented to the successful teams and
individuals at dance held last week
by the league. The presentations we're
made by Past Worthy Grand Patron ].
Ernest Dulin, who also addressed the
boWlers
Unity Chapter team, league cham
pion, received the Masonic Bowling As
sociation cup, and Washington Centen-
NAL Chapter team, runner-up. the Har-
ris Co. cup. Annie Anderson OF Ruth
Chapter team got the Speir cup, Offer
ed for the high average duckpinner, and
Frances Dobson Of Unity Chapter team,
who rolled the high game OF the sea-
son. got the Pearson 81 Grain cup.
Cash prizes went to the teams of
Unity. Washington Centennial, Ruth.
Bethany. Brookland, st. Johns. Betnle-
hem and Harmony Chapters the first
eight in the league standing at the close
| of the season. Lafayette, Goodwill,
| Acacia and Fidelity teams got cash
prizes as the teams doing the best bowl
| ing during the last five weeks Of the
campaign. Cash awards also went TO
the high average and second high aver
age bow!ers Of each of the Is teams Of
the circuit.
| Mabel jenkins, league president, was
given a pin, the gift Of the teams. IN
| which the Eastern Star emblem was
| imposed on crossed gold duckpins. The
| presentation was made by Past Worthy
Grand Matron Lena Stephenson.
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bench for either John McNamara or
Earl Clark. the latter only 20 years of
age and regarded as a definite conner,
now or later.
The pitching candidates have shown
enough to draw smiles from the digni-
fled Slattery and reserved Hornsby.
President Emil E. Fuchs, who smiles
with less effort than his active aides
on the field, fairly beams as he sees
the pitchers display their wares.
The optimists will grow to decided
majority II Johnny Cooney's continued
tests of his arm show that 1t Is well
again. Greenfield. Genewich. Smith.
Wertz and Robertson are assured OF
first-line places. Hearn, Mills and Ed
wards have been Braves before and may
be again. And Guy Morrison, student
Of books as well as base ball. who fin
ishcd with the Braves after season
at Waterbury, has chance to stick.
Morrison left his studies at Columbia
University to report.
Big Rookie HurIer.
| One of the best prospects from the
minors Is Eddie Brandt, big southpaw
| from Seattle. only % years old, but
looming up an inch and a half over
six feet and scaling 185 pounds, Brandt,
taking his turn on the mound from the
outset. Arthur Delaney another Pa
cif1c Coast recruit, has also made an
impression. as has Bill Dunlap, who
threw them for Lynn last season. Dun
lap is only Is years OF age. and may be
required to live and learn while yet,
but. II he is sent TO the minors. a rope,
rather than string, will be attached to
draw him back.
The rugged Taylor will have two un-
derstudies. but the nominations will not
be made for while. Luke Urban, for
mer Boston College foot ball star, ad-
| vanced from Toledo to the Braves last
season. probably will be one Of the
catchers. Either Baxter Williams, big
fellow from Asheyille of the South At
lantic Association. or Bill Cronin, whc
caught for Providence last season. will
see lots Of the Boston bullpen this Sum.
mer.
The PLAYERS feel that Hornsby's pres.
ence in their midst will give them a
punch" and they are talking of the
first division. far Jump from seventt
place OF last year. Manager Slattery i:
more cautious. He will be willing tt
compromise with the other clubs on q
place at the head Of the second divi.
sion.
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SECOND BASEMAN FAILS
TO GET BIGGEST SALARY
Declared to Have Placed Autograph to $12, 500 Doc.
ument-President Barnard Tells White Sox
Cissel Is Great Player.

NEW YORK, March 6 (P).-Miller
James Huggins, field general and de-
vetoper of the world champion base ball
team, is equally adept in the arts OF
mediation, conciliation and arbitration.
In other words the little manager OF
the Yankees knows how to bring re-
calcitrant holdoutS into line and make
EN- like it,
Last year Higgins suggested the terms
that resulted in Babe Ruth placing his
famous autograph on something else be-
sides a souvenir base ball. After the
world championship was tucked away
last season. quite few of the Higgins
athletes began planning additions to
their financial air castles.
These dream builders included Tony
! 1az7eri. Earle Combs. Mike Gazella.
! Mark Koenis, Waite Hoyt and Urban
Shocker.
The Yankees business Office failed to
satisfy some Of these youns men. SO
the suave and aStute Higgins took up
the pariey.
Lazzeri. who. it is reported. wanted TO
be the highest Salaried second baSeman
In base ball, Yesterday succunbed TO the
grooming argument Of little Hug. Tony
signed a contract for two years at re-
ported figure of Sl2.500 per annun.
which is considerably under Rogers
Eornsby's $4,000.
Huggins has veSe~-ei two seats at
the council table for pitchers Hoyt and
Shocker, who are reported approaching
the mood for palayer.
Barnard Lauds Cisseli.
SHREVEPORT. La, March 6 Op.-
White Sox fans have the word OF the
American League president himself, E.
s. Barnard. that Chalmer Cisseu. the
Si23o0o recruit, looks like great ball
PLAYER"
Fielding like his will attract me TO
the Sox park often this Summer" said
the league executive. here for a two
cay visit.
Rubber Arm" George Connally. a
belated arrival. took part in his first
practice yesterday. Other late ones
were Red Faber and Alex Metzler.
Manager Ray Schalk announced that
he had no objection to golf after base
ball practice was finished, but If he
caught any Of the Sox Sneaking of to
the links he would lengthen the base
ball drill
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CLEVER SOCCER GOALIE
MAY SERVE AT HOCKEY

TORONTO. Ontario, March 6 R.--
Art Halliwell, one of the cleverest soccer
goalkcepcrs In Canada, probably will
have an opportunity to break into big
league hockey as nct-guardian tonight
when the Maple Leafs oppose Detroit
in the automobile city.
Roach, regular goalie for the Leafs,
has been Ill and may be unable to
assume his post against the CougIs. In
that event. Halliwell. who has been
trying his hand at hockey In practice
will be called upon.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
st" CLUB MEN INVITED
TO TECH HIGH BANQUET

Alumni and undergraduates who
have won their IT" while represent
ing Tech High in athletics a~ invited
to attend the athletic supper at that
school Saturday night.
However. they must telephone their
reservations to Hap Hardcll at Tech
not later than tomorrow The supper
will start at $50 o'clock.
A talk by BiH Jones. head Army
foot ball coach, will be the main fea-
ture Motion pictures of the 1927
my-Navy foot ball game will be
shown. starting at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
Otf Shines for Giants.

AUGUSTA. Ga, March g lE1~~gnap-
py play by Mel Ott AT second base
gives promise VI great struggle be-
tween The I9-year-old infielder and
Andy Cohen for the task o! filling the
Giants gap made by Hornsby's de-
part1se u the Braves. OFT impressed
McGFaw IN yesterdays workout by
snaring some hard rollers and starting
D fast double play
In a seVen-jnning tracas between
n1aketh!tt teams George Harper cracked
o3' e home run. Lefty O'Doul, Pacific
CDaSt League star connected with a
pair 81 singles and a long drive which
turned into q tout instead Of homer.
Evening star., 1928-03-06

is holding major interest III the clubs
training affairs here,
Eddie Morgan, New orleans college
boy. at present is the favored candidate
as a result of his showing in the first
real workout of the season. but he faces
stiff competition from George Gerken
back after a year with Milwaukee IN
the American Association. and Frank
Wilson, a teammate of Gerken last year
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March
(P-Tight all-around defensive work.
combined with good pitching, kept the
interteam play of the Braves to SIN
inning ScoreleSs tie yesterday. The only
hit of the encounter was a single by
Eddie Moore in the fourth inning of
Hal Goldsmith. The hurting staff was
allowed to curve its deliveries for the
first time this season, but although all
of the moundsmen looked good, Man.
ager Jack Slattery was inclined to re-
serve enthusiasm with the statement
that the batters have not yet had SUI
flcient hitting practice to get their eyes
on the ball.
Robins Show Battery Power.
CLEARWATER. Fla. March (P.-
Manager Robinson's ventures into the
minors for slugging talent are bringing
the desired result in the training of the
Robins here.
A! Tyson, who batted .377 with Buff
falo. cracked out several drives good
for base hits in practice yesterday. He
is expected to land berth i'll the out
field with Carey and State. The last
named is on his way to camp from
California
Del Bissonette. another product of
Buffalo. along with Harry Riconda. a
1853 hitting third baseman with Mil
waukee last year. and Max West. former
Waco performer, show hitting ability.
Cardinal Regulars Beaten.
AVON PARK, Fla. March 6 tP1.-
The old batting slump which gripped
the ST. Louis Cardinals last season
Evening star., 1928-03-06
Tigers TO Carry 10 Huriers.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 6 GE9.-
Manager Moriarty of the Detroit Tigers,
who has decided to carry 10 pitchers
this year. is confronted with a difficult
task in making his selections.
There are Il hurlers in camp. Seven
Of them. Whitehill. Gibson. Stoner,
Holloway. Carroll. Billings and Smith,
are holdovers from last years squad,
and with Elan Vangilder, obtained re-
Gently from the St. Louis Browns. ap-
pear certain of berths. This leaves six
men competing for the two additional
places. all of~whom are rated about
equal They are Charley Sullivan, WAL
ter Newman. Jack Irwin and Vic Sor-
rel. riEhthanders. and Arthur Teach
out and Carl Hubbell, lefthanders.
Gene Ford. a righthander, was released
Yesterday
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Bucs Postpone First Fray.
Rain Gives Cubs a Rest.

AVALON, Catalina Island. Calf,
March OPD.---Rain yesterday gave the
Chicago Cubs their first day of rest
since the day three weeks ago when the
battcrymen and handful OF rockies
reached the island.
Having had full practice games Satur-
day and Sunday. the players wanted to
keep it up. Manager Joe Mccarthy has
scheduled two -inning games for
Wednesday and Thursday in prepara-
ton for the Cubs first meeting with
league opposition Saturday and Sunday
at Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
Tribe OufffeId Looks Good

NEW ORLEANS March 8 R).-A
th!eeway battle for the center field
post, al unsatisfactory spot In the line
ZIP ~ the Cleveland Indians since the
departure of Trik Speaker temporarily
Evening star., 1928-03-06
TAYLOR FIGHTS FILIPINO.

LOS ANGELES, March 6 tP.--Bud
Taylor. blonde haired bantamweight
from Terre Haute. Ind. wifi meet Ig-
nacio Fernandez. Filipino. over the 10
round route here tonight.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
Yankee InfieId Complete.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 9
NJ.-With Jumping Joe Dugan on
tn!fd, Koensg al Short, Lazzeri on sec
ono and Cehr1g on first, the infield
gang of tie Yankees is now complete.
Dlgan spiked the talk about his trick
knee. saying he forgot II after an opera
ifysl more than a year ago
Not thing the matter with me"
ne sale. THAT trick knee stun In the
BUNK, I'm OILY 30 years Old and ready
" go'
Evening star., 1928-03-06
Kelly Joins the Reds.

ORLANDO, Fla. March OP-~-
George Kelly has reported at the Gin
cinnati Reds training camp in top con-
dition. and expects to have first call
this season at first base. Last season
Kelly had long siege of illness and
did not show to good advantage.
Pitcher Carl Mays has been given a
contract, which he Is expected to sign
Evening star., 1928-03-06
WILL HELP OLYMPIC FUND

MEXICO CITY, March 6 lP,.-Pres-
ident Gales told the Mexican Olympic
committee that the Mexican govern
ment will assist as far as its circum-
stances permit in financing the send
ing Of a Mexican team to the 1923
games at Amsterdam.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
Red Sox Regulars Win.

BRADENToN, Fla, March s R.-
The Red Sox regulars made a start
yesterday that argued well for their
initial big team tilt of the season on
"Wednesday when they take on the St
Louis Cardinals. They defeated the sec
ond team, z to o, in way that pleased
Manager Bill Carrigan-
Outheld play was especially good. Ken
Williams, Fiagstead and Denny Williams
lasfed around in mid-season form. The
second team was bafied throughout
by the pitching OF Wilson and Cremins.
Cremtns is one OF the kid southpaws,
and although he lacked Wilson's finesse,
he knew his stuff.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
TENNIS EVENT AWARDED.

ATLANTA, Ga. March tPl.--
Southern tennis stars will gather on
July 9 at Louisville. Ky. to decide the
1928 Southern amateur championship.
Evening star., 1928-03-06

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March 8
E't.-A Yannigan game has brought out
seven promising recruits, who pleased
Manager Dan Hov'ley Of the st. Louis
Browns by their performance yesterday.
They are Dick Cofman, Earl Nc
keely, Otis Brannon. Guy Sturdy, Ralph
kFess anc Clyde Manion, who played
Wlsn the Regulars and Ed Strelecki, the
second hurler employed by the Yanni-
esES.
Evening star., 1928-03-06

PORT MYERS, Fla. March 8 Pr
Trts Speaker. the Athletics center field
e.. is on his game
Getting into the first nine inning
game yesterday between the Regulars
and Yannigans. Iris helped the Regu-
lars 10 il-to-9 victory By crashing out
four hits In four times up. He stole the
Only base Of the game and dashed about
ts1s field pulling down flies from every
angle.
Joe Hauser. first baseman. crashed
out two triples.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
P Recalcihun Lase Braves Expecting to Climb This Year

showed its head again In Yannigan
game here yesterday, when the regulars
went down by 12-to-3 score.
It seemed an easy matter for the re-
cruits to hold down the regular pitchers.
frankie Frisch and Jim Bottomley. the
big guns of last seasons Cardinal at
tack, we're quclled by the youngsters
and the other regulars apparently
weren't playing big league ball.
Bucs Postpone First Fray.
PASO ROBLES, Calf. March 6
(P).-Rain has forced the Pittsburgh
Pirates to confine their practice ses-
sions to light drills. and Manager Bush
has decided to postpone the first intra-
club game, scheduled for today, until
later in the week.
Much attention is being paid Adam
Comorosky, youthful outfielder. who
alternated with Barnhart last year dur
ing the world series. Comorosky has
improved rapidly. and is expected to
provide some stiff opposition for the
regular left field position.
Evening star., 1928-03-06

Is transferred St Louis Anecan Harry
Amcrians Basser transferred to
voluntarily retired
Evening star., 1928-03-06

Cardinal Regulars Beaten.
AVON PARK, Fla. March 6 fP.-
The old batting slump which gripped
the ST. Louis Cardinals last season
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