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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
Regulations For Al
Hunting Announced
BY Secretary Ickes
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nnanEer e hanaera was Heanrea
ecsnzNFahig bets4 Ane euelng the
war FeNT& Lass year mxe ua4n
sc NzHtmnen hunte8 miErn-
Aorx esEae hsaA Hanssr estimates
are hasad On NE nzmab4x Of m&gFM
tnry btnd hunting STAMPS Sod eaeh
Yeae Ttze2 d1k STAMPS un lm
81 ard usazss Be purchased b. Al
naiesafnsr waterfowl hunters Over
~ years cd
ResrrkaEy trkxs Ansspuneea fsw
changes Ia uae tesE Regulations
Dnek hlinfesN again VII have a g.
dnF senSun IN each Il tire thrce
nusse and = daily hag iSnA 81 In
birds
gens mmmalng naaex
TIE season % migratory wntef-
foul opens IA thn nagtheEn anne en-
Ortoser l. and closes NvgcsasheF ~
Ia the intermediate nasA ocsonex
Is - DeeemheE ~. end IL tk%
southern Aune. November : b De-
cembef 81 Prom NosxamheF 4 -
November - the season b uzsun Ia
every state Ia the country
ConvnSbAckx and rNdcN ducks
were removed from the species iam-
iteSa to . n the daily bag One wood
duck may BE- Included IN the be-
IN IS states Chic was transferred
TO the northern x1le ami New
Mckee 10 the southern zone.
Annual migratory bird huntins
regulations are adopted b. secre-
tsry Ickek upon recommendation b.
une Fish and wilalife aersine Rec
concentrations are hased On The
reports q natuFalfxt1 who study
the statu1 az The birds On the breed
ing and winterzng grounds and
after consultation with state eafne
commissions.
Other amendments 20 thn mi-
Eratory bird regulations fnclndeds
A closed season on wsiaoas snipe
reduction Of the mourning dove
season 70 q consecutive dayA and
an increase IN he blue goose hag
limit % 9 = daF II no other geese
are taken.
Snow geese eann04 BE- taken IN
Idaho This amendment Secretary
fckeS explained. was made % give
additional protection 70 the rare
tfumpeter swans which r N thaf
area.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
WICGINS REPEATS. WINS
OVER PAINTERS 6 TO 0 IN
HARD-FOUCHT BATTLE
Annareni seazeAs=s Ts Turned szss yA<.e=y b Fsghsins
Invading Tomcafs Last
Friday Night.

thrCssh nse pAnthes lire Ra mosi
~etfeexlxx Running Tnxte 1aN Jn1k
MliRE = shifsy halffzark wtso stages
several sensational runs wSsh lse
hall with nanse swo anea saternAf.
nr I'm nantferx were IA fnc =
touzn evening.
II wss nnska - rtrfsf ena In
ard pssTell - F4xht euArd Who dsd
uhe Ernaiest wosk Tor ne Tomcaix
forward waf.
Jimmy naRsess. wha was aklfsed
inte ne hAB c~aFFgfng Department
from n o. aae terminal positions
made ms ntbzt into tne hArkfleld
Ia an impressive Nny lie uAs =
Substantial eruund gamer.
However. the sparkptux fnr Ire
Painters was EoEis wehh wehb
did most Of the paAsing and o.
several occAaons eot loose Cor Suuae
nice gains
In The line The cutstandlne play
eFS were Edward Deirunyn, Il end
Bil Roberts, Al center. and Charles
Cole 81 tackle.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

noafinN tNNA9oanA wells. MnN-
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waftnx sktfe sssanks nah<ff9s passes
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

by HF34AN ~ &&H4HA
A desperate effort 70 ScrEe n tnt
closing seconds q nhe game. Turned
ho1xneFnnw fer the pMmeMaosAiM Pxn~
theirs IN tnesf foshaii aIt with ne
wsExtns TnEncat& when III Bazi0y
Madden neeef0uted hnrk lnlesccpt
e6 a pass and scored the orly
Touchdown Of the game iNH Fu-
DAY night The In5ercepkion gave
Ire To<ncAtk a 6 70 Q yin over the
Panthers
II wax h~eartbreakinr fw Tie
Panthers who we're winding ID q
long drive dox7a the fieh& and with
seconds left to play. they had 10
take 70 the afr IN an effort 70 cross
the goal lime which hay only = few
wards in front
However. the touchdown and
Maddens @-yard gAlfop behind
well Thanked hl0ckerx provided Ire
biggest thrill OF the game. Both
teams pulled sogne nice tricks from
the bag and or several other &C.
easiorH bS0ugnt the fans to Their
tEEA WIFI nv ata4fAAt4AA HAttA1 HAtA
pretty paSstne. Both had Knocked
st each others goal line during the
earlier periods, only 20 be turned
back by staunch defensive stands
The Painters. playing with q
crippled lineup and 3 good part
of their strength taken By iniur-
les. We're outpiayed during the game.
They fought hard and IN the early
Part Of the game they withStood
a ToEncat btd 70 soore and drove
down the field 70 get into scoring
position themselves However. bad
handling Of the bah and other
breaks went against them.
The Tomcats were paced By the
steller playing OF Leroy yeager. who
had plenty o. power IN his drives
and ripped off some huge gains
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

A smooth clicking Moss Point
Tiger eleven. DOMINATING every
phase Of play. fumped over an In
feriog uulfpogt seKFegniion % roll
up = 1919 victory Friday nlgnt On
the Cummya husnt lkeid-~m victory
made many tifses sweeteF b. tire
long string a. defeats thAt tie Har-
risen County lads have dished ugf
70 the Pointers m years euNe By.
Playing fnapired bail. tha Tigers
dominated eycFy plaass q play, rip
ping The cosnmyh lire to xhrrds
with q powerful ground attack and
hnnving Over thelF heads for good
measure. The uulfport offensive.
fiaffng muncutaFtly during the con-
test was sInolhsFed under : smooth
clicking line thai held the opposing
pIRskIn lugRrfs 20 fOur first downs
a. compared 10 four times thnt many
for the invaders.
ssauier spsrks Attzsk
The dnm0Futixing attack Of tie
Tigers wAs sparked by the eff
tackle ard END sweeping thrusls q
~xuots" atauter. vino really nit hss
stride 70 play ha best game o. three
y@ss - s~sss bail zrsseseA -
the superb hacking e hts running
matee. sthnser ruznped usnf ne keH
terminal q the CommNB almost 1t
viii. picking up from ) % Is yards
on virtually every thrust at kaIs
vulnerable spot hi taas Cuznahy fof~
ward wall.
Besides doing the llun's share af
The ball lnEKine. 6tautay hurried
most If the passes for the Tigers
and was aid IN This Department 81
Tiny Wells vito tossed ons Of the
touchdown passes. besides dolna
himself proud IN tins punting a.
vision, and ripping Oft several yards
himself IN The ground aftaek
CamzaFs nllEze6
II was q sBlifxs attack en- ia
CoEnmys from the beginning. ths
1870 sooTe failing 20 really indicate
the manner Ia which The defenders
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
pnnthers Invade
Commodore Soil
For Game Tonight


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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

Summary Scoring touchdown.
Madden; first downs PaseAeoula 9.
WIgglns 10: Passes attempted Pas
cagoula II. Virgins Is. Passes com
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

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noasnn Iast ysaF wiga sKcsaAens
FN9stitK
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that fsuan akleh ne sxefate . nnn.
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a. watch wken u1lnk this pay y
he aanth III whleA TIE o1sanite
haafaaeka piay. II the oHNneiFe ten
bait ha1 : tnndsneY e nlaY - close
a gill make the N~ucesesfni exe<n
thea # this play asncmll hut "
Aflef xua have thxpwn = fsN f1f.
yard passes IRON thla fcrmAticn
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
Western Auto
Associate Store
HAROLD MONROE, Owner
Moss Point. Miss.

TRuEToNR RADIOS WIZARD BATTERIES
DAVIS TIRES AUTO ACCESSORIES
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

the Tigers lnsnei uasilsM4 y -
se1n1A : PANT fSusn assls e@m - Misa
tkaen spanAoea M klRANx - saee
tsa ball usef ca 1saHA Ia s<slz ct
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6eNn Afa8 use esrsa 4xss ea6Asaaal
effAfS insidsnf a hall Aeskn nskfs
later.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

plcted. pascagoula 4 Virgins =
Passes intercepted. Virgins Z PEN
alties. Pasnagoula 30 yards. wleRins
IS yards. substitutions: Pascaeouia.
Slater. Bodden. Goa. D. Dazgeft.
King. Hewlett: WlgRins. D. Yeaeer.
Patrick. G. Miller. d Miller. Nix.
Martin. Officials. AFiett C5oai,exn
Calf. referee 8hields Miss
5outhernl. umpire, Bishop Aflss
C0lleRel. nenuiineEmaus Christmas
Miss. southernl. field judge.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
MOSS POINT CONQUERS
GULFPORT CONiMODORES
IN ANNUAL GRID TILT
Tigers Click Smoothly To Administer Decisive yissary
Over Hartson
County Fees.

weFe nsefrxnn me uuilpnEs ssAzn
received an Ire epenlnx k1e&1tf lAal
their eftassap bosRpd auwn aaune4As
AteiFs wiz lhe Eaine only saiNusas
old ne TIErfa uhfrelened. pnxtln1
ansm deep lntn Ene nuliqNast terri.
toFg "a sIsRir first uEtHnatss thfazsA
only 10 Ira uas hMil 81 = fanshts ~
the a9-ysfa linA TMkIfm uae hAil
shoE&ly AFTER xhen the 0cslmYa
we're taEeea = pauh. TIE T1szfs
npxrcd = drive IN their wNn 20 usnk
tossk thAsa 81 10 CamKuY - gaza
Inns On fIee piazza A fIyc Yafd pen
Aits imposed against usa T1ENtn 10
Resfaef win q tE3fst FAfd Ms On IN
attempted thrust through uae Ire
combined 10 slosn the threat Ard Eha
bah vent over 10 OulfpnFt On uAFR
own II. after ehAlklnR up q ftuf
d0mn tlas cranmYa fameled and naa
ball xeEl - ths invaders en- TIE
uulfpwt 30 Nssefenpsa 8teukNf rip
ped of shlftaen yaFda Oh = vide
end sweep fnF : itrAt 0nAn On uae
enemy II. when the Tigers hNsA
their turn al fusnhisnN ana thH hail
vert oser 70 0ulfpoFt again me
ball continued % ssssAe. alNa5s
within uulrpwrH rETTtNufT m !
series Of intercepted passes nna
fumblea contributed ~ both teams
until the quarter ended
Eess<s - Elstd tEsnE
Had Ksax na4.eFls tfsasfp ane 4As
hsuuxiai into play LATE lm uAa sesnxzd
quarter after tha Tigers had r1sn-
bined . beautiful passing and run
ming attack to puEh % tn cxan-
mvn Vineyard line Trusting Heb@
ertM proven ability - hoalE1cs ths
piEskin between tha ufmiz1fEa km .
pinch. Quarterback wells called Tor
q Try vi . field goal ana hEsd fhe
bali while Roberts calmly boofed
between the ~up1Aafla IL faa T1ezfD
forged into . 30 led win eeennas
left IN the half.
eeafe Tssne 90 FauElh
0ulfport made ia principal threat
Of the game late IN tie third qslsEs@
e.. when Berkuccb 4 Q~anftefheek
for TIE defenders a0t away fnx >
a yard iaani agxn llae field before
spilled On the Mom PRINT q,
Tne threat waA quickly ztNmmed
however. Nheu the Tigers I~utsseer
ea = pass on naeir osn ~ an1 pro-
eeeded y march TIE FeaaalninH aa
yards % se0re again. 9iauter aN3n-
ine the melee alkh 3 = raEa Iaaal
around left essd TIE Tigers pushed
steadily On Gown The fhtd 9Th
Wells going from the one zafe ilne
fcF the score. Roberts aEk4musea
conversion Eas blocked accounting
TIE only fafluFe % piAeaztak aaat
the lsnky end haa tsafisFsa uafs aeEr
sf
Coming bar afleF TIE kckaf1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Lions TO Start
Training on
Monday
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

The Lions start fighting among
Monday when 16 vet
Grams and more than 80 husky
from the best college
teams in the country begin claw
ing for places on the squad before
the National Football League sea-
son opens September IA.
Coach Bill Edwards. the Lions
third new coach in three seasons,
will take charge of the squad al
Cranbrook School in Bloomfield
Hills with his assistant, Roy
Duggan Miller. He will put his
men through three weeks of sea-
soning before they get their first
test in an exhibition game with
the Pittsburgh Steelers at Pitts
burgh, Labor Day.
The intersquad game at u. ol
d. Stadium the night OF Septem-
Der 5 will give the players their
last big chance 10 make good be-
fore Edwards cuts the squad 10 80
men for the league opener with
Green Bay Packers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Edwards comes TO Detroit from
Western Reserve University OF
Cleveland with a sensational rec
ord which shows his teams won
40 games, lost five and tied two in
six years.
The new coach faces some for
problems; however. in
taking over the remnants of the
squad with which Potsy Clark
won five. lost five and tied one
game last year 10 finish third in
the western division of the league
IL is doubiy tough because the
Lions are moving back into Briggs
Stadium after a years absence
and owner Fred Mandel sees O
chance 10 get back some OF the
S125, 900 he laid down for the
club. It's chance for a big sue
SUCCESSOR the reverse.
Just what kind of a hand Ed
wards viii be able 10 play in the
powerhouse league competition
won't be indicated for more than
a month. But he believes he can
make good with some OF the vet
Grams like Fred Vanzo, blocking
back; halfback Charles Cotton
Price, and guard John Wiethe as
a nucleus. WhiZzer Whites pres
ence in camp is dependent on the
decision of his draft board, which
has cost the Lions several
prospects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Altes Club, former champion and
generally regarded as the team Ia
beat this season, makes its debut
In the Class A playoffs of the De-
troit Baseball Federation this
Sunday against Pepsi-Cola at
Northwestern Field.
Paris, which lost i'm the opening
round of the two-game knockout
series 10 Pepsi-Cola last week,
drew the bye.
Altes led the Class A clubs
during the regular season. drop
ping only two games, despite the
loss OF several players who were
drafted into the army at various
stages Of the race.
Artie Schwartz. Altes' new
manager. has found capable SUBJ
stitutes for the elimination series.
and will be favorite 10 represent
Detroit in the national tournament
At Youngstown, O., next month.
One Of Schwartz new additions
= Orville Reaver. pitcher, who re-
places Jack Talbot. previously
signed 10 fill the place Of Frank
Wummcll. who left for the army.
Talbot, Glass man. was dropped
when Vic Austin, also class man.
returned 10 the club after being
deferred from army duty. Fedora
ton rules allow only three class
men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Several Hopes

Edwards already has pegged
several hopes among the newcom-
ers, chief Of them being Augie
Lilo. All-American guard from
Georgetown, halfbacks Ned Mat
thews and Bill Jefferson from
L. {. l.. A. and Mississippi star. re.
Spectively. fullback Milt Piepul OF
Noire Dame, and Harry Hopp
Nebraska back.
Lilo. Piepul and Ted Pavelec. T.
OF -. tackle. Will be missing from
the squad until after the all-star
game at Chicago. August 2S.
The players who have not been
working in town have been NOV
ing in for the past 10 days. The
entire squad is 10 meet at dinner
this Sunday night at Cranbrook.
The first practice will start to-
morrow morning at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
By George Maskin

BUBBLING INTERESTING.
the Tigers are In fifth place =.
So what? they'll tell you in Kala-
mazoo :. Two train loads of fans
from the Celery City will flock into
Detroit Tuesday to watch the
Tigers in action against Cleve-
land One train is expected 10
carry 500 women.
MONOPOLISTIC STUFF-If
Fred Felde is banned from future
Arbor Hills golf tournaments at
Jackson. il won't be any surprise
f. There have been Is titlists at
the club, but only Felde has won
the crown more than once In
fact. he's captured the flag seven
out OF the last IL times.
SCHOOL HEADS NOTE-The
town of Charlotte next Fall will
shine the night football parade for
high school teams D.. A new sta
dunn now is under construction
there. thus making Charlotte one
of 300. outstate communities with
lighted publicly-owned grid e.
Detroit. of course, has none for its
prep athletes.
> TIRED OF WINNING Maybe
that explains why Rex Norris chose
not 10 defend his Lansing tennis
crown this year Norris had
won the event nine times in sue
ceSsion previous AT no time
experiencing any great difficulties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
On the State Beat
CAMP TO USE AUTOMATIC PITCHER

Keeping pace NTH srents on
me Michigan sporting scene:
MACHINE AGE-The auto
matte pitching contraption which
saves the arms of hurlers during
batting drills will be utilized at
the st. Louis Cards tryout camp
which opens in Battle Creek a
week from Monday.
The camp. an annual event In
the Cereal Town, will find several
Of the Cards "hawkeyes" on the
Job hunting talent No fee is
charged school enrollees. although
each must take care Of his ex-
penses while in Battle Creek.
MOVE EXPECTED-1t's almost
sure fire the champions of the
State League will accept the chal-
hinge from the Virginia League for
a post-season series The move
would be in keeping with the state
circuits policy of gaining prestige.
LAST STAND-One OF Michi-
gan's oldest sandlot organizations,
the Jackson Callaghans. will dis
band at the end of the season
Under Paul Callaghan and his son.
Larry, the team has been in action
for a quarter of century.
BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY-There'S
nothing like little travelling 10
make Ralph III. Young. Michigan
States athletic director, happy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
May Pitch Sunday

Reaver may get the pitching
assignment Sunday. and he will be
opposed either by Ed Piotrowski. a
southpaw. or Alex Smith. VINO
whipped Paris. 15-5, in the opening
round. Pepsi-Cola. which barely
made the elimination series, is
riding high and victory Sunday
will send il into the finals.
In the only Class b elimination
contest. Four Leaf Clover and
Acme meet for the fourth time in
five days. In three games last week
the two clubs were tied each time.
Sans and HE A G. other mines
remaining in the series, drew byes
Niviano and Andrews, each with
two victories against no losses,
clash in the Class c headllner.
Krirns and Riley tangle in, the
other game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

night in the Arena Gardens Bowl.
The winner has been promised
shot at Orville Brown for the
heavyweight title belt and Singh
is all het up about losing the one
fall in their heated battle OF last
week. Bruins. who usually confines
himself TO clean mat tactics be-
came a bad man for night last
Monday and treated Singh as
rough as the Hindu treated him.
Bobby says he is going 10 go even
further this time If necessary TO
trim the king bad man. The boys
battle two in three falls with a
90 minutes time limit.
Other bouts on the card are:
Walter Roxy VS.. Bert Rub, two in
three falls, Joe Melich VS.. Stanley
Buresh and Walter Miller VS..
"Elash" Gordon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Spiindrif

That feud between the Detroit
and Toledo shippers of siX-meter
sloopS which started before the
Mills race on Lake Erie in June
viii Hare again during The annual
regatta at Put-in-Bay
which opens Monday.
Perez Darnall, who sails Chal-
lenge, and Gordon Saunders. skip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

should provide the feature racing
of the week.
Pinky Allen. who sails Totem,
Vosper, who has Do-Da,
and Don Wilson, who won with
Question last year. will have their
Toledo skies at the starting line
Totem is coming up 10 the Detroit
River light for the race across 10
the Bay Sunday morning against
the local boats.
Inter-city racing between eight
meter sloops also will highlight the
regatta. Russell Pouliot will take
his Pintail down from here anC
Tommy Fisher will sail Ernie
Crates Shamrock from the De.
troit Yacht Club. Crates will be
aboard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Fisher Sails Shamrock

lie asked Tommy to sail his
eight at the Bay. knowing how
anxious the 2l-year-old skipper
was to tangle with Pouliots new
boat. Jim Beam will bring AFRO
way over from Sandusky and
there's a possibility that Freddie
Temples q class Sloop Siren OF
the Toledo Yacht Club will be al
lowed TO sail against the Fights.
She's about the same size and
rating as these sloops.
Fisher originally intended 10 sail
Apache in the sloops and cutters
class at the Interlake. but the spar
she lost in Lake Michigan before
the Mackinac race hasn't been re-
placed. Apache is still in Chicago.
Fisher is having trouble getting
steel rigging. It's defense stuff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Pointe, Lansing
Po|oists Clash

Evenly matched as far a hand
leaps 20, the Lansing All Stars
and Crosse Pointe Hunt Club
clash Sunday in polo at Cook
Road Field. Mack between Seven
and Eight-Mile roads. The game
starts at $50 p. m
Meantime, the Ivory Rangers
are preparing 10 invade Chicago
for the Midwestern Intra-circuit
tournament sponsored by the
United States Polo Association.
The Detrolters start play Tuesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

per Of Noreg,
Detroit boats,
were told TO 60
home before the
Mills race by
I led o six
meter yachts
men. They were
told they didn I
have a chance
against q u e s.
.tion. Totem and
.Do-Da, Toledo
skies.
Challenge lost
1er mainSail in
IA Squall before
the race started
| out S aMnd erS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Young. who covers around 10000
miles annually as the Spartan
chief now is West Coast bound
with his family-this time on vaca-
ton.
FEMININE PARADE - Betty
Jane Cartwright, daughter of Uni
versity of Michigan's golf coach,
for the second straight year holds
the Ann Arbor women's city links
title Betty Van Antwerp. Kala-
mazoo softball pitcher. now has
won Ia straight contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

sailed Noreg through the entire
fleet, beating every starter except
Tommy Fishers cruising boat,
Apache.
The Toledo boats were hours
behind.
Cormorant Going, Too
Noreg and Challenge are going
10 the Bay and Bob Gould will
have his six, the Cormorant. there
too, TO take hand in the scrap. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

s @ c on d base
man. will come
in for special
honors . during
t h e A u & u s I
home stand of
the Chic & o
White SoX at
ComiSkey Park.
Preceding the
Detroit & a m G
w e q n @ 5 day,
Campbell Will
be feted by
fans from La
Ora pp Ill.
w h @ r g h g
starred as a
Lit -aLA1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

w h ere keen
rivalry has been
a potent factor
but il is doubt
full il there has
been one where
there was more
heat than that
surrounding the
Mango Singh
Bobby p ru n $
mat battle set
for NJ on q "A V
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
SUNDAYS GAMES

CLASS
Altes vs. Psps-ColA. Northwesiern J.
} so. Pans, bye,
CLASS n
Four Leaf Clover ". Acme, Nofthvest-
sfn }. J 30. sans and HE A. C. byeA.
CLASS 4
Riley vs. Krims, Northwestern 4 20
Andrews vs. vlvisno. NorthXestsrn g. 80.
CLASS ~
star Lodge ss Northwest Lions, Belle
Isle :. , 80 PosstliJs W Falcons. Belle
iss 3. 90 Toblas.Courtney ~ Victory.
Northwestern Z. 30 Aelvindsie vs. De
SAINTS, Northwestern &. 30
CLASS n
\SGuare Deal Irs Learned Guns
lie Isle 8 90 Hasgs yS CAF i54
~ 81. CAR 80. Ford Post W Sweet
sixteen. Northwestern =. l-00 Psrkside
- Hymiss. NorthSsstsrn 5. ] 90. NAnksr
cubs. bye.
NUGGETS
Battalion W. Battalion 10 Northwest
err =. ! 90. Battalion W. Battalion p
s. clair. 90.