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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
P~ASCAGOULA
HOME BUILDING
FORCES AHEAD

PascnRoula building activities
have taken = great rise during the
month Of February. compared 20
that Of January according 70 the
record Of building permits Issued
by the office Of City Clerk s. II.
Frederic "A has been the case IN
the past. the permits are found %
specify 9 lower cost than the ac-
tual cost Of the construction How
ever. the figures reported at the
city han. total 81 1855
Virtually AL Of the permits iSsaed
we're for construction OF new resi-
dences OF for repairs and renova-
tons 70 existing homes. Whesa
completed. these homes VIII aid
materially In relieving the housing
shortage within the city
Indications are that Pascagoula
win experiences one Of the greatest
home building eras IN its history.
during the spring months which are
starting this week This Is exclu-
Sive OF the Navy Housing project
which Is nov well under way and
IS now employing about 1000 men.
the permits issued during the
month OF February at the City Hal.
are as follows:
Jack York. building at Adams and
Pine streets. $3.50. Sears Roebuck
& Co. repairs TO building on Dell
mas avenue $500; @. Z. Briggs. en-
largtng residence On the beach.
$500; Charles Montgomery. enlarg-
ing residence, SO: MrB. Daisy Smith.
resident on Lot ,. Daisy Smith Sub
division. $3.50; Milton w. Brewer.
building on lots 8. Z. Q and .. In
ternational Shipbuilding Co. sub
division. SIS: c. !. Kuhn. moving
building from Delmas avenue 70
Canty street: Arson and Lionel
Holly, construction Of building and
repairs 70 existing building. $3.50;
w. T. MeGiothlin. residence. corner
Market and Iada streets, $500:
Warren Pol. residence on Market
and Lada streets. $1,000; Mrs. o. T.
Rolls. three-room house, Joe and
Ker streets. $1,000. Mrs. Fred Sund-
perg, 240 Orange street. house. $500:
owen Canty. residence on Joe street.
5000; Southern Laundry. repairs
and addition to building on Frederic
street, sl.200: Ethel Joyce. addition
OF room, CAB jackson street. 800.
and Charles Jenkins. addition TO
home. $500.
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REAL
ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY GROW

Announcement OF the sale OF the
ptneland Bag factory property. ad-
Joining the fnoails B~hipbutlding
Corporation IA Pascagoula- 70 the
latter concern. 1t = price OF 10000
tops the list OF real estate transac-
tsons Ia Jackson County for the
month Of February The sale was
eoasurnated on Ppbruary 6. and dos
not involve the buildings. maehin-
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well as stronger. Land and water
insects shun creozoted lumber. and
IN the long run its use pays large
dividends. particularly IN the home
or other building erected on land
which Is not well-drained.
The Gulfport Creosoting Co. In
vites the builder TO get estimates on
the cost of creosoted materials.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

lot 1 OF Robert Ladnier Subdivision
OF part Of lot 90 OF Baptlste tract
City Of Pascagoula 20 =. L. Curry,
lots IA. 10. and i6. Of Block ~. IN
ternational 9hipbuilding Co. sub
division
Mrs. Emma G. LAdniNr and
Joseph Ladnier to Floyd Dodzon. lot
$40 b. 100 feet. In Section rs. I. r.
9 w
r. L. Steele and Edith NJ Steel
husband and wife. TO Harold G.
Ezell and Carrie Capers Eel. lot
Is. Block @. International Ship
building Corporation IN pascagoula
City of Moss Point to Mrs Cora
crowell. lot 2, Square ID. L N
Dantzler subdivision. city Of Mos
Point
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Though Americans prefer 70 roof
their homes with asphalt shingles.
many natives OF Burma live In roof
less houses. because OF n supersti-
ton that roofs are offensive 70 their
gods. As q result. when II rains.
they are forced TO seek shelter under
trees.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Panels OF glass blocks used IN
AN outside house wall actually
pay for themselves because tncy
preserve precious winter heat re-
ducinx the amount lost through
ordinary window glass By as much
a. 60 per cent. This heat saving
represents q comparable fuel-dollar
saving. which accumulate year
after year, eventually more than
equals the entire cost OF the glass
blocks.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

TIE Essssn fss tie tsw enst # ksilAlns
this style Of ~k1nEntsws b. tk8 fart thsf 4
sceBpiss = Reffsff esaaFs plot. sffsTttnN
r~snsplste ffee4oaa from waste beth IN TIE
Ssiiisatisn ~ iena and svsiisbts space I'm
ternas Of fsotaEeI. In the strnxfsre lteAf.
The Twia Mnpls4 b en- sffleieatiS laid sat
tsnMale~. aestEnsa - an AfhAmeFtean
Hsns. AZ saeEestsd - thts Illustrated pizn.
thia hsass b sestEns4 Ter ne wifhsat : 1850
useHG Where = Basement h deairad. the
Utiiisy ksem appesrinE N fheas ptanN can -
esaysseS ints = etnstts. thereky sukaasine
greatly the lixaktiity afferAed ~ sha
hanEalsw uhkek VII east No mere then
t1.see when bsiit IN thA sfsy. OF nszfhy.
One u ths AH-AmsFtean SERIES II specially
designed Homes ssaiiabie snly b tire readers
81 Ths Chrsniete-Stsf IN this city. the Twin
Naples Bedding plans. IN Bins Print and
speetftcafisa feFm. can - gotten b. @sit
inx the sFAer kiank eissukefe In papeE. te-
HstheF vita meaez sfdsF % eAeek fer t1.Ts.
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.Upseis Keep
Tn Their Pace

BRookII>F. Nsss,-rsn
Clara Calender 81 Pasadena.
Cal. gained the quarter finsi
round ~ the sSth Nomers
National Golf Championship
tedsy ~ eliminating Mrs.
slenns CoIiett Nsre Of Phils-
d-lphis. sis-timc tifhst. s
and 4.
BRookII>E. Mass - Kathryn
Hemphiil ~ Columbia. : G. con
nnued the series II upsets that
have marked match PLAY in the
45th Women's National Coli
championship BY defeating Dor
othy Kirby Of Atlanta, 1893 final
ist 5 and T. TO gain the third
round today.
Miss Hemphil held y two-up
lead at the turn and then won four
Of five incoming holes TO run out
the secnnd-round match.
Miss Kirby. former southern
champion and regarded as the
class of the first-auarier of
the draw. was fsr off form as
Indicated by the -. seven
strokes over par. she required
for the first nine. An erratic
seven on the third dropped
her to n two-hole deficit from
which she never recovered.
First eastern competitor 10
reach the third round was Dorothy
German Of MAnoa. Pa, who
trounced Dolly sehildmlller OF
Cincinnati, and 4.
CHAMP OUT
Janet Nounker. who never has
had title in eight years com
petition, was the golden girl Of
the tournament after eliminating
Defending Champion Betty Jane
son.
Miss Jameson had won the
crown two years In n row,
hut Miss founkers refused 10
he awed. She said she played
the best ronnd of her life
when she eliminated the cham
pion one up.
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Big Boy Shifted
By Viking Coach
Pr YAII.tP

PTNALItP 49, EmsrFencs Of
Dave Martin. Puget Sound confer
ence 540-ysrd champion. a. the
best night hsf prospect since the
days q Nelis Carman IN 1881.
has forced Puyallap viking Coach
Can Sparks 70 shift Chuck Nor
gar. 220-pound transfer from Win
throp, 70 a tackle poaltion instead
q fu1baek.
MorEaH's transfer % the
line caused sparks 10 shit
his forward vail ssnding BAN
scott into a guard position
on offense and tackle on de-
fens<.
Sparks sid MS starting lineup
- sinst FIFE Friday night would
probably Be- Bruce ana Radyelf.
ends. Morgan and ward. tackle;
Scott and r. Poe. giIs rdy. =. Pc.
center. Csiiizsn. quarterback. ~.
sfurm. fgiihaek: Martin. nzht
.hzlf. and Ken sDoonsr. lsft s2d-
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team - recently - tws er three
years sgA.
Young. grand ED man often
attends samss in Cleveland. scsns
az his frat nine years - RsagasTl.
cent psrfefmsness Thes. he chat.
with malnr lesguer. Ne " q
close friend ef Grove ard never
misses an errsHtunl'y u chs~ M
fat with Homecoming Lefty.
" sss an extremely h.t
das. and .eur.s~ REMARKED
that The sh~rmam~ies rsgss~
tered rs IN The shade.
~ Young shifted hls familiar
pipe and glanced ur
'rhst's PRETTY warm. all right.
hut ! remember a day IN i'hii..
dslrhia when was pitching for
Cleveland that had this skinned
I pitched the Fan nine Innings aud
II sss III IN the shade
Yes. l won The game" he an.
swsred.
II was . ALLY question. at that
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EverybodY's
Getting in
On Silvers

Evsryh,s3y's getting SILVER
salmon 81 ~ mouth u tht Ply
silup.
Iohr Holmaas q ~ Middle
waterway hnsihouse reports ne
raa heavier thar any IN years
Also emphasizes the I'm i
ahnut three weeks early.
But whatever TIE reason. ths
choice lite sIiYers are certainly
providing sport across ne hay.
Reports also are that ire silVefs
are on a heavy run W the clear
ksiama river where sport viii
light tackle il being enjoyed.
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Where They're Going Department

headed Tor
Washington college Beingham having requested Pn
authorities his credentials there Frank
enrolled Pacific
Dandrea the 26Opound fulback Is
seemingly having the edge iochon,
sophomore Yakima
Johnson basketball splitting
johnson Washing
ton il Pistorese
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Up

sAs fnAssfsfO 49, The Bsn
FTnaeiaes seals ossebsl eisb
today snsosnesd sale ~ ShOftsiep
Frpllaa MANY ysrnansssx 70 the
Boston Brave. II tns National
isAgsls for players ssa s.sh. Ths
m0nsy involved Ia uhs ssss sss
not dlse loseg.
gsrnsn0sx. playing hls seeonsl
season zlih tts ssale. . n@tuns
81
Fernandez t<gsn his profsas'
ionaf career three years ago Nifr
YAKIMA IN tns Western Inter
national Hs t,lnsd ias seals dur.
snE NE 1870 s.zson and ezttssi
,-as< u tAAi sAmDsixe
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WI PlayoH
Game Washed

SPOKANE Rain ard cold
weather to-day forced postpone
msnt - Wednesday nights sshsd.
uisd plsy-off game bs,vssn shs
champion Spokane Indians ~ ths
Western International Baseball
league and an All star squad.
A dousls.hssdsf ~iii b. pa ysd
Friday starting al 7 p m, be
cause II sss felt sfsisshis u
cancel Thursdsys Sams also.
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Harry Grayson's Scoreboard
Harris, Baker and Prothro Slated TO Go;
Only Indictment against Them Is Bad Club;
Others Could Be Fired for Same Reason

Ia have his worst year, Harris
took the Red Sox from sew
enth 10 fourth.
Harris suffered the toughest
break % his life when Thomas
Austin Yawky, teething as the
Boston owner. needing a shortstop
and desiring to get somewhere IN
hurry. paid Old Fox Griffith
$3.50. 900 and threw in Lyn Larry
for Cronin.
II wasn't Harris fault that
Leonard. Chase and HUDSON could
not WIN the first half Of this sea
son.
Buddy Lewis. the Mats second
best hitter for seven campaigns,
goes To the army and all Harris
gets a. = replacement il Roberto
Ortiz. out Of the Piedmont league
Ortiz, a tail Cuban. II a reformed
pitcher
" hen There j. demand for
= piBch-hitter, Harris has TO
call On old Buddy Myer. who
b batting .2s5, or Johnny
heisj. VINO has the terrific
average Of .I59. The result j.
that pitchers usually bat for
themselves when the percent
age calls for their removal
They are an Improvement Oa
the pinch -hitters.
No major league club ever got
By with - little reserve strength.
Yet the dope - that Bucky Hsr-
RS. Ike Del Baker IN Detroit and
Doc Prothro % the Phalles. vail
be sacrificed. though the only in
dlctmeHt against any one d them
Is that he hasn't . good enough
ball cub.
Several other Thoroughly c0mps-
tent uslor league rnsnsEsrs could
10 shipped down the nvsr for ths
sane resson-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

In y seasons, Cy Young Won
sii major league games which
sre more than the average pitcher
sees
Walter Perry Jehnses h
neat with ali. and thru comes
Grover Cleveland Alexander
with Sss. Christs Nathsw.an
with s57 and Eddie Plank
with ssi.
Charley Nichols led the old
Guard with $50 Tim keefe VAS
credited with 3t2. John Garrison
with s27. Old Hoss Radboarne
with $40. Mike wslch with 800
and Tony Auliane with 3o2.
Il don't remember exactly how
old / VAS when | Won my 200ih
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10 this year:

Reserves-Ends Forney (Soph) tackles, Riggs ORR,
Bockmeer Orr guards, Zeger ORR backs, Snow tSr
Barrett (Soph), Erickson (Soph)
Only three undercaSsmen listed the varsity lineup
and this could be could down to Conley IN
at tackle and right half. -Four seniors listed
the second team.
So looks like Phean will be cunning for the 1941 Coast
championship this fall But next when these ID seniors
are gone don't let anyone tell you that Washington pen
nant contender
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NEW YORK-Stanley Raymond
Harris seems to believe he stu
sets all right with Clark Griffith
in Washington. where he has spent
IL Of his IS years as an American
league manager.
But those close to the situation
suspect otherwise.
President Griffith tells baseball
writers that other clubs appear 10
hustle a bit more than the Sena-
tors.
Griffith adds that = man
sxer ean remain too long in
one city. He objects 10 Bucky
Harris refusal Of late To quit
the dark confines Of the dug
out for the cosch's box
Harris coached at first base IN
I'll this season. when things got
90 bad ne couldn't stand 1t out
In full view Of everybody.
Bucky Harris j. famous base
bal name and any baseball man
Will tell you he Is ore Of the more
accomplished managers.
Harris IL a ball players man
ager. The noble athletes Ike 70
play for him 4 player mas yet 10
leave a Hsrris-glided club without
a good word about the boss
Harris became famous ss the
original BOY manager By winning
pennsnts and a world champion
ship in his first two seasons At
the helm Of the Nationals
Detroft's championship clubs q
,as4-35 were on the field. required
only Mickey C0chrsne's catching
when Harris moved 20 Boston N
1884
Harris turned in a fine job
IN tho Huh, fos. with less
than half the stuff doe Tronin
has hat since. Though Lsfty
Grove developed arm noobls
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Cruisers Set
For Grid Sail
Cruni Hos s. "a
Eosonville Squud

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doing last year.
Babe Holinbery. at Washington State and Tex Oliver,
~ Oregon both with schools located distances
from the bgcty wolves could be very frank with their
stuens last year and point that they building for
the future.
But such canddness IS permitted to Phelan At Wash
ngton The Husky mentor must always he supposedly gun
ming for the pennant Perhaps this Seattle attitude best
explained by the frequent the Husky practice
field as place where the bualoes roam meaning that
Phean's material is always big and tough
or course Phelan doesn't always shoot for the opbu
he cant Consequently observers who want To get
linking of what Phean thinks of the Huskies chances any
current must do n little sleuthng
Last year the Husies cunning for the crown had
senior eleven with which TO make the bid.
backed up by dependable junior What do the
Huskies intend to do this year?
Best way to tell rs To look the varsity and second
team neupS Are they seniors there portions
juniors and sophomores? Here's the way the Huskes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

Campaign with varying OBJ
!ectires from year II year.
Some years the football
tutors 90 about Tor the cham
pionship as Washington and
Oregon State did lsSt year.
only 10 have Stanford come
Up from the depths and take
al the marbles.
Other years the pigskin
pundits map their strategy
for the following season and
in such n wear. seniors must
he varsity regulars or they
are given scant consideration.
The big play goes TO the
sophomores and juniors. That
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

the membership
- the highly
exclusively 800
Club 10 an even
dozen evenly
distributed BE-
tween tho odd
school and the
ms~iefn.
r. eau he
pitched IS late
a. 1911 when
he confessed To
-, Denton T.
A.sa#W nsff~H H.
1Istsf anug
the nosierus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Cy Young, Who Captured 511,
Predicts Grove Will Win $50
But Lefty Is
Reminded
Years
Are Toughest

NruCoNFs>row>. ohta -
nsntan Tsclmsehr Yeaag predicts
that Robert Moses Grove MI yin
so ma ior league games before hs
remarkable career coniss TO
close.
Rob CruVe, Al, recently swelled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
4lsi Tossers
Beat Bombers

The 41st Division ball club last
night at Athletic park. and in =
heavy rain. defeated the hcChord
Field Bombers. ; To 2, in an out
standing battle that would have
done credit 10 a summer night.
Asst DIVISION
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Greene Proxy
.0f Ring Body

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T. slFssas ~ S'~fsfsoa. n . ss1sy
sss siestss rfssssissi ~ ~ No
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closing s<~~las - The auAs in1t
snnasi cenvsrtinns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

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raaams Ellis ssafhrew leam
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fsAs the fss.tna l.srfI>s sato xamp
Al their T~eFssfiun ssnfss.
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Inc k:iks turned n . 30 All ssssie
fof hikh hanoss In mat d~vnsss
nssntl sas ~nathr~ss sscsna sans
N WI The klks sniisa 70 49,
n Hisxteas issa. sna taat al
three ssass Tommy Hss1 -
ina nssstoasfss ~tsn 4s9 sa<tos
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ksaa Afea t1ti - As'aNrs tof3t
alxa s.ass TIA@seea tsas hszn nsf,@s
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Passing TT Along
With fieroid She~

College coaches a. campuses located IN big cities
Seattle los Angeles Chicago Minneapolis etc-eant say
much about H. since they supposed produce winners
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and stlu IN my rrims
GROVE ONT AMID LATER
START ~ IA. LEAGUE

As matter 81 fact. Young esles
bratsd the birth ~ the Amsri-
can league BY hsEKlnE his sooth
victory IN 1907. when he switched
from 50 Louis AZ ths National ta
Boston - the hairy elrcut.
Record hooks show Young was
then ~. hui tho CREATES, pitcher
who ever lived seems o. have told
his early managers that he wss a
little older than the family nihls
aaid
~ now recalls having he
the hss iin,~ before he ga. 70.
In. records ssv he sas -
~hsn he crashed The ,lcse-
land club
Young points out that Lefty
Grove Wa 3 when he broke Into
the American lsngue with thu
Athletics. following five campaign.
with Baltimore.
After winning his s0oth victory.
which proved elusive. Grove re-
marked that his next goal was 400.
Il don't believe he can do a.
though I don't know anyone more
deserving" said Young.
II gets tougher a. you 30 siong
My last few years were hard
ones
FARMER Young HASN'T
LOST INTEREST IN GAME
Young farms near Penli. few
miles southeast Of Newcomers
town.
Though well into thu 7os. he Is
exceptionally active.
lie toured with an old-tlmsrs
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Bowling



80 rtsusnsressi i<sxs~ - Tesr
started Tnsssfay nlxkt ~s<re ~
ieft go - - e1ss~~ ~ fsst go
80 ~ fenlnx SO ~ ~ far -.
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siFvest Ifx ksnsss w~f< 20. -
ara M
Fres ssAmethts. a fessamsfs -
assssy. ursnea nts sxsnnzs ~asA
sta . 40 saaxi<. go sssA. ss
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fet -. Asxh sssss~. osAer
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husssss u ths l~axue ~ she lnssi Il
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siufsssi sssfusa Hons. sal Fsnls
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rlns ste wez-lv itsfs~< asx art
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Tum ossisY ws~ <i~vtFs rsrss
fsrt - ire X street Nsfrssafs
league At . meeting ra<~sf.Y asxns
shleA $40 th< fisy Mns circuit 80.
Esnls~d Fsf iatt.ss rfsy
rsa Porter |. ~ nss sfs~
rfsstde~s 20 ~ slsrsas sn-s
i.sis ~misk ws. r-~l<ss~a 49,
retss, measures.
TIE Merchants vii start niay
rest Tuesday At e'oiesk. may
viii mil = ~ SEA .sassiss.@. 9Th
IA weeks IN each hall a. n. ssils
season
sf'oarsNG~
Tn. pinmss ~ N. srsvs~~s<s
league .howssi class n thsss asssa.
inE league matches tuesday wight.
sith the l<.s scnss euans n itstnle
hsdsmsa ~hp riisd ssr INT and
ia. for . sol total
lie. Carey svKs-sesrss so ssx
. s-~d START. rrsnx lssases
asa fss ssathes Sa.a .ssf~.
Paul ss.us~ssss r~sss<S sss sod
Ted wsksfiels sit Zoe sss~r
high fsii,r..
Glenn Collins strong team. eam.
passed ~ Toy esru... Esptaln
Glenn Collins y. Collins. 10. rsd,
dock and Clyde cram. ,,ssn~a IN
tho beat team scores. railing e1n
for the high single and 1sti faf
the hiah total.
UNITED INDUSTRIES
soh ruIisr Registered aia srv the
best tnial IN the mstshss ~ fhs
new United Industries isaxsss
Tuesday night on ma Coliseum a.
ieys. shooting slnEies ~ iTs. iTe
and la1.
Nigh single same ~enf -
tafi kie.in, wh.. stsss~sf he
series with . isn s.sse. n
Hu..eiI r-Il~f I'M fsf saaftsss
NJ Tn high ssss~s.
The iessiIr started 9Th s,z
teams. hst t~a mofs gill - .sisssi
before the nest matches are relied
Secretary Jim Riley stated Aftss
tho matches
sHSsgn LEAGUE
Jack gihaon and Cecil coxsll led
the scoring IN ths matches ~ ths
new Veneer laassss ~ the cifsias
opsnsd play Tuesday night on lns
Coliseum alleys Gibson relied
ias. fs1 and ia for SIS. and
eoysii Tailed $40. ~ilh singles ~
lTs, lea and iaa
fJs.ie rsai.ss ass net fss
h~hlsd fhs fsss leaders With
sss. and bis ssssis. res. ia
lz0 ssa isA
May ~ the Veneer shooters are
new plnm.n and numerous ssf~i
ssmes ard totals Ssfs enaissa Dp
Arnold kstlsr rniird ias IN the
middle ~ hls safias Emery ss~
tan started oss slih . nses 40
single Al Lesser hung 70 Lao
game Ia start his series
wIDsEsDAf Issatvs
Three ns~ leagues sll start
play wednesday night The csn'
fury circuit. w1ih 70 string teams.
rolls away on ina Goiissum sdsyn
a. 7 o'riees
Ths Classic lsssas starts 90 Ina
Play Nor alisya al 7 o ciaek ard
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Summary ~ Winning pitcher "a
butts. losing pitcher YarksF. inning
pitched Iackty , hits Oft Yaraey
runs scoTsd OF Tacksg a runs re-
sponalbis for. ssbufls Z faeksy nons
hopp ~ ] stFuck out b. ssbutls
u Yhckey 4 Hopping bzAs on
balls OF So butts = Yackeg = Hon
pins ; aid pitrhes 6anutla HOP
pins Jeff on bases. flst Division 10
MCChord Pied . ran baffed ln
starr sHrrIHesf pArash EImfson
stolen bsHfE Simpson. Jsrof HeYsff
eou1ie rlaYs jafoA % Boa isF. Lura
- Ernin lInr ~ simpson. tine. Z IS
umpire EtzEs snd HsInfrs
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NJ CHORD FIELD

ABatted foF Vac key IA Sth.
80. Division ........ o0i 600 i0i-l
MCChoTd Flsla ...... 100 GO DOL