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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

The Reverend Forrest c Trs-
sailie Of Thailand. Siam. vii sd-
dress Presbyterian young people
Of Tacoma and vicinity ri ,. m.
Sunday His lecture VII include
motion pictures OF his work among
the natives there.
The meeting l. sponsored by the
Foreign Missions committee Of the
Preshytery Of Youth. and will be
presided over by Miss Leah Kelly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Mid-Week Service in CHARGE
OF Local Gospel Team

Harry Esborg. Tacoma business
man. and his gospel team will have
charge of the midweek service of
the Roosevelt Heights Christian
church Thursday evening. The
church Is located at East Sherman
and Roosevelt ave. The public Ia
cordially invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Or. Shelmidine 10 Present
Travelooue on Near East

DIR. L. s. Shelmidine. of the
College of Puget Sound, will give
a travelogue on the Near East at
a potluck dinner at the Pilgrim
Congregational church Wednesday
at $50 p. m. DR.. Shelmidine was
formerly teacher In an American
sponsored school in Turkey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Community Hone church. ssth
and Polk ats. Midland. vi b
dedicated Al . service a } , n.
sunday. with the Reverend A n.
oxs Of Palisades Park, \ J.. de-
llvering the address The building
has heen moved further back On
the property. reEnodcled and re-
finished inside and eal.
The Reverend Cat. nationally
known evangelist. often referred
to - Swedish finney.s rill also
SPEAK Saturday Al Z r m IN the
lecture room of Carlton hotel. and
Sunday morning Al the FIRE, MAJ
afens church, So. attn and n. nj
II N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
First Methodist 10 Welcome New
Pastor Sunday Morning
DR.. Marcy Also to Be Guest ct
Reception in the Evening

txo YEAR, \. sas registrar ~ the
summer schoo, for ministers a.
TIE College a PUGET Sound
Dr. Cyrus n Aihertson. whom
Or. Marcy succeeds. EFF With as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Men ors qs<ef. uees oct
settled er1 dunlfled ord sro~n
~ -, BIT trey <fsll lie -
hroo abouf ho~ devellsh shey
Used - be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Your postmaster ran tell you
how 70 invest In U. =. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

johnson, pastor Sunday school. s4s
service. IL q. m aud 7.3o .. IN.
Social hour for soldiers. 5 .. m.
Young people o n. Sermons,
~nsiightfui B<xgars." and Birds Of
the Bible Charles Bowman Hut
chin. tina Bird man. guest speaker
81 "ss class suc AZ evening service.
lincoln eark-sath sno 30 o ala
school. s;ss .. m Services. II q n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

ss,rs - 80 -. e . s.s : :. MI III
% . - AsssIaex y : - AnI -
. n. street. an<f1znses . . - 49,
pe.r- ~ aiiss ,sss q A.
ana Nx. . FseT@an zeptetns nm
az sennei. "a . u nHfFare<
= n ana J % .. -. fsans fseNzs.
D. n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

zundsF school. 10 A m Priesthood
meeting Immediately following Szc-
rznert meeting 7 q. n.
faeoms CeHfrsf Nsso-so Z snG
Steele sfE Sunday scnoo4 20 = m
Priesthood meeting ininecisfkly FOL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

rHa Garner - sn<A I'D -
q nrhAffnef alptfl<t psstes H<FstF<~
e.tu11asa eahe~zh eznnn e = n
NnfAHtp II = - feEIN1 reNpze ;
p>enes serxlrs eunn~~n
nsush bls>--nn tate ara rhrur.
an ave. n q 1Fhaffne< alszfsst
r..saf sefssess ssssnsfsxi eNtH>. :
VIM sssss s. = . E,a.ss.' $500 ] ; = = "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Firsf--isii %. ! ~ nsv 3 Ralph
Klein. pAztor SUNDAY s<hqoi. 10 . m
Service. n m md $50 m
Y.p. NJ. 3 sss eermona .Offen.e
u the spirit" and sfhs Hidden
gosp~i-
Mekiniey psrs - sis "a sesh -
n N.Y., y D rsrrs ps.sef suns =
ana 100 .. m. y p ~ o. D N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

fist--ee lin sns \ sc u. nor
7, srsimssugn. Bsst6w nIsss seheel
10 a m Nsryte<s II . a Ana 9
. m. s~rEneas, afhflsf. lAs BEAD :
ana Looking Into The tsf future
Thrssrh the tsss " fiss.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Assury-seoi - russt sor1ne ave
DT. ~ ~ IDnsk. psStof sunday
scnocl ef5 ~ Services II n
and 30 .. m EpsoFth isssas. els
. n
B~fhznt-5o SIN suc F1rt ave
Rev ErDesf Barrier. pestof sunday
NJ and 30 .. n Young people 2 %
. n SERMONS "Aapoifsns Iofnh.
-. Fsufs Cathedral. ana fhs Hiii
Called calvary" Pictures 81 the No.
Atlantic an1 ths Bsttlefislcs o. Be-
gum. evening
CzIssfy-Ea. estn and Sta. EeT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

and TO .. N. u. church. if.fs |. m
Young people $40 y. m Sermons
The ,sier Of Auf hoflts.s ana The
United ststss IN rraphess.s
Aekinley fark-Ea seth and sec-
ksns ave, Rev 7 O shss pastor
II a m. ana Tao q m G. y. $40
\ m S<rmons. The form and the
fower af eodiiness ana The shep-
herd BECOMES kim
Pine sfrert-oeth and - Pine .fs
Rev y z Durham. pastor. sunday
. As a. m. Services. IL = m.
and TAO .. m. Young people. $40 ..
m.
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt ave
and sherman. Rev W J. Brooks.
assistant pastor. sunday school. Q IS
q. m. Services. II a. m. and 7.so o m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
roSoaEG sTIosAI


First--eo 10th ana I sx Rev
Carl H. Peterson. pastor. sunday
school. s;t5 . m e<ryioes. II q m.
aud 7:3o D m. y. p and Jr. league
Echo msstsns. o m. Sermon. "A
handicapped Man" morning Gem
befs. evening
Harvard sszneh--Nidlsnd sunday
school 10 a. m Evening s@rvics.
7s51 .. m
Riverside Branch - Sunday school
10 q m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
CHURCH OF rnr orEs BIBLE

Adams street chapeI--so 18th and
Adams. Rev. Fred Hornshuh Jr..
pastor. sunday school 10 .. m. esrv-
ioes. II .. m.
Faith sfission-eumnit Road REV
w Scott. pastor eundsS school
10 q. m
Pred Hornshuh pastor sunday
school ets q. m Services II u m.
and Tt5 .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Indsp~ndenf sibIs Church - Usf-
ston ave ara o 81 Rev Adam =
Hunter, pastor Sunday schcol 10 a.
N. SERVICES II q n. and z Q. m-
E<romns. Faith the ssy 10 the
Thinzs NJ God and Faith Must
Have its Foundations in Etidsnes.+
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Giim-so i4tn ana L eta Rev
c ~ nyrcahl pastof.
Tseomz--so 18Th ana x sta Rer
Jehn NJ 6olsEzn. pastor esryscfs.
~ q n, ana 30 .. 70 gofesn--Yfes.
tsangelxs<. In charge q both s<fFicf4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

team VIII ~ amnrdne = asnrdnasnr
trophy
The taArk has been re-wuxked 40
b In top condition fnr the nseeI NJ
Wells announced Emphasis h helns
placec on ssack p~erfpFun2nee ~ a.
P~asoaguals and jackson CusufY
Schcai officials ~ 3 eAAn. wan0 A.
saa0aeSouse xpwt Tne Cas- 4
schools = particularly heAnz msed
- participate N the messtnr.
OF recent yearx the Class \
schools have alm0ss entirely nhau-
touec track - part of shear w,urts
activities and effortA are being nnmae
20 revive this division Of comneksiton
However. with the gruwipx lmpor-
lance and better ecoslcmkc cun6i.
tons. more schools are exunrse4 -
participate THIS year.
The schedule Of events viii b "A
follows BoyS-l2o-ynrd huralew
i0o-yard dash. mile s 4se-yard
cash, z1o-yard hurdles. eaa-ynrd
run, 22o-yard dash. mile relay. sasoe-
put pole vault, discus high fump
and broad jump Oirs-e-xnrd
cash, 75-ynrd dasa. e0-yard huralen
2oo-yard relay. baseball sazrvw
broad jump. and high jump
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
ACTION GALORE MARKS
PANTHER TIGER RING
BATTLE LAST FRIDAY

these fwo TuanN aeE1tiegnSn cassis
t0eeflasr h. uba middle 81 The ring
Il apfpeAseu a. n tfFy waFe busy
pArtx q All electric mixing machine
Tf1e pace shFonaf1out che entire
TIRES rDunns was terrific. and a APP
peared % the spectators uant these
tmu earnest boys weTe out 20 an
initiate each ether Houi az the
bort teeth must have been imbed-
dcd h. Portland cement. because
none Of them came cut Amid The
ruaflns Of The spectators. 0e oe1l-
aion q the tadgR& which uaiiat have
been = hard matter q determine.
wme given 20 Praet0Etosn OF Bias
Hi. and the decision was greeted b.
= great deal Of rearing and an equal
amount Of bDoinE
when Leon shubert Of Bay ri
met Robert Blair a PascAg0ula. IN
the IT pound class. Tor the sixth
match al the evening. It touked Ike
Bay St Louis was going 20 take
the hofaors aere. too. There was =
definite trend towards hugging
amid the charging and swinging IN
THIS encounter Rabbit punches
we're evident ~ all directions and
uar contestants were smuggling with
ali their strength IN fact. the ref.
eree didn't bother 70 count fouls
during nnl4 battle. Decision WAS
rendered Ia favor Of Bhuhert amid
the acclaim Of the cheering crowd
Now came pascasonlaa turn 70
shine atten ga Alto Smith me BiIlY
ntehl Of BAY ri for the seventh
match IN the $50 pound class Two
heavily stacked up young me who
appeared 10 know Just SHAT 70 do 20
get a No card IN the fsahttrle
union When these boys came to
Rciher and met with failing fists
The impact sounded like two Army
trucks coliiding Some real heavy
tAbhlne took place during This slug
ging field meet and the par OF
the spectators ought 70 have beeu
heard for blocks from the location
Of the gym. The Judges rendered
their decision Ia favor Of Alto Smith
Of PaAcagDala, and the roar OF the
crowd nearly raised the roof.
Champ Rogers of Hay ri met
John Mccoy OF Pnscagoaala for the
main bout Of the program and the
hollorinz OF the crowd during this
main bout raised . din 30 terrific
that Il nearly deafnned the apecsa-
tors. This was without question the
real battle and nothing WAS barred
when thess two fighting whiFlwindz
took off at each other. They MT
with everything but the ring posts.
and the pace ri 80 terrific that
the referees life was In Beop-
ardy. Wham. wtam. wfaam--it wa
a slug featival-twD tough
going after each other
with eli their might. While MCCOY
seemed 20 have the edge during ali
three Founds. uaing MS Unusual
technique of holding one glove up
like . sun sight 70 take aim and
the other glove coming like q cyc-
lone wanting to tear things TN
the decision was awarded TO Champ
Rogers q Bay HI
Roger HeltEman sefereed the
main h0nts. Q. A. Breath. ar. and
e. A. Breath. Jr.. offieiated as time
keepers. and Siiney Manlare and
Pete Porter wsre the Judges. Bay
81 Louis coach Jake sraith had ~
his seconds Gerald PRICE and Pred
and Bert Capdepon. while Pascn-
gouia coach A. G. Woodward had as
his seconds Jimmy Ryan. Norbert
and Dewey Harvard OF Pas
caguuln.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
ANNUAL JACKSON COUNTY
TRACK AND FIELD MEET
SET FOR PASCAGOULA

m n1ufh annual Jackson courty
Track and Ped nleet wE1 n~ hse
Il t1e PascaeozA Htxh Schonl
kthIetr field &C PSicay night April
& s pAa announced ~ Thomas n
Wells. superintendent of the PASA-
znqsa schcc1A The various events
all start at T.i6 O'Clock and several
hundred stadent-athie1es Of The
cosznIg schools expectec 70 par
tielpste
All events As listed n TIE hand
book wfn b. included IN the events
- - carried out Il also win IN
clade the broad jump high jump
and m-yzrd hurdles for the girls
program
rha meet wtn Be carried oui under
TIE jurisdiction Of tire FeTkinston
Jautar College coaches and tract
team members. as has been the cns-
0En for the past several year3 II
Is planned 10 have several special
exhibition events besides the regular
program
supt Wells has sent out notices
q the various principals and other
ahnul officials In the county urx-
ing that a. many boys and girls -
pssssbie be entered IN the various
events He announced that medals
wtil b given 70 the winners Of the
various events and ribbons awarded
70 the runners-up The winning
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
P~ascagOula Golfers
Qualify On Sunday
For New Tournament

Tire Pascagoula Coli Club will
hold rs Third Tournament starting
the week Of March - There viii
be two flights In the championship
match. and the winner of the first
flight play the winner Of the second
flight for the club championship.
In addition to the championship
flights. there viii be two cousola-
ton flights, which viii be handled
similarly 20 the Championship
flights.
Beautiful cups viii be awarded TO
the winners IN both the champion
ship and consolation flights and the
runners up IN the matches viii be
awarded prizes Of handsome items
Of golf equipment.
Qualification scores are 70 be
turned In this weekend. March i6.
which viii form the basis for the
handicap committee 70 properly
match the various contestants.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
G
HEAVY WEIGHT
A. A. u. CHAMP
salem IAbboas OF rzzuaEoula
knights OF Colmnbuz Team Wins
southern Championship A. New
Orleans Tourney.

salem Iabbous Pa3engouIa.
heavyweight. STAYED off I'd IAifhe2
third-roand rally % fintsh strong
and win the A. A. u. open heavy
weight championship "Wednesday
night Al the Coliseum Arena In one
Of the feature bouts aa the finals
In the tourney were reeled off.
LAb5ous showed q great deal of
promise In Tuesdays preIIminariea
when he defeated Sal Marciante
defending Southern A. A. q. heavy
weight champ. and then the coun-
try boy livtd up TO expectntlons
As he belted Luthe about IN Wed
ncsday'k finals
The only country boy 70 gain the
championship round IN the sixth
annual open etourney, LabhouS
represents the Knight Of Column
bus IN Paxeagouia.
Warren Short. the ouis Southern
A A. U. champ left In the tourney
after the elimination Of Marciante,
won his way 10 the 126-pound
championship by decisiseiy defeat
ing pal Moran. Jr., one OF the local
amateur rings most highly tonted
boys.
Wednesday nights tourney was
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Advice To
The Golf-Lorn

tsport Editors Note-This coli
umn Is conducted for the benefit OF
the baIl-ehaslng addiets Of the cos
pastures whose questions are
answered similarly 10 their cues
tions.
q nv opponent eoaehed yester-
day white l wks addressing the ball
He would e been 90 wears old next
week. but I am not sur that my
procedure VA correct what do
the rules say And. where is the
best place to hide the body r q
A Take an open stance N front
OF your opponent, the right foot
slightly advanced Wrap the fling
err OF both hands tightly about his
neck. using tine overlapping or In
ter-locktng grip-which ever feels
most natural Keep both arns
stiff. Gradually increase the pres
sure until the desired result is OBJ
tanned Bury the BODY on the fair
way-there Is less chance Of its
being discovered there-using your
usual No 9 iron for digging
q How can ! cure myself of the
topping habit. And how can I Keep
from hitting under tha BALI I do
both. alternately G. K Again
A To cure topping yog should
kneel down and make the wing
with both knees resting on the
ground. The right knee slightly adj
yanceu. Tes habit Of hitting under
the ball may be remediec In two
ways: ID stand on 8 stool or chair
while making the swing a Have
your arms shortened.
G. I cant afford TO support both
a wife ana . golf club. How's the
best way TO set rid o. her. the
rules Of TIE q. S. q. A are silent On
this point " J. b
A A friend Of ours Is placing :
slot machine on the marke. which
viii solve your problem Drop
nickel IN the slot and q divorce
rolls out
Q I've tried every club in the
bag and can't set the bal OF the
tee Have also tried 3 baseball bat
a tennis racket = cello and eroonet
mallet. hut cant hit Il What would
you suggest Pete c
A Blog tt off with dynamitn.
When : ball flies into pisces YOU
are permitted. BY the rules . pizr /
your second shot from where any
piece lies One Of the p.eees might
fah into ne cup giving Fuu q hole-
tn-one And there Is nothing A
the rules against using dynamite
q The people OF the United Stats
deliberately built the lWa IarRest
cities q America n locations where
Z M impossible 10 pa eoH s1riue
SIX months o. the yea. ! CHALLENGE
whole solar system q Bsodaoe a
dumoer stunt than thaf 3 5
A We accept the challenge me
eSktnoe have built mazf a thelr
large cites IN spct Ehers It Is i'm
possible . Play god Ct 81
Yours foF q better eama q eolf
AMI de GouR Pre-.
p a-ssnd us you gaIflus nrob-
ems. - I'll solve then fof You.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
WELLS ANNOUNCES
REGIONAL TRACK
FIELD SCHEDULE.

sapE Tom T. wells ~ the Pzeca-
Kuslh City Hchnuaa announced be.
fore ieayin6 for jackson 70 attend
use hizaiaMippi Edaoaison AsMcia-
tor nesting. tlAt between 10 and
100 kiuoeuiA u jackson. HsxTla0n.
Hancock. and Stone Counties would
coxne 70 Pa2cagoszla on Saturday
April "a. 70 c1anpete In uSe annual
Gull Coast Regional Track and
Fisld Affect PzscAgUuia wn4 award
20 ttie meeting kAAz wnpk az . meet
ing q executives II IL the first
unae That the meet taaM been held IN
pa1cAgoala. Biloxi having seen
awarded tha honor In Tire past
The meet viii bring students o.
the various scllook IL uhls region
Tor an Au-aaY session. starting =
Q O'Clock IN the morning and iaSt-
lng until late Al night Besides the
track and field eYentA. une platform
events also wni be held here Tho
only events omitted viii be the
tennis eyentA. zhleh viii b. Reid n
Biloxi. uulfpoEt o. some other ate
because P~aaeaEeala does not have
such facilities
All entries IN the meeting must
be f1isd b. April 4 IL VA announced
~ 8 J. Ingram. superintendent
d Bag st. Louis schools and pFesi-
dent Of The Gull Coast Regional
Literary and Athicltc Association.
following the official meetiuE The
entsses should BE- made with H.
Wells In pasuaeoulA. who viii su-
fssrYtpe tiae meet
The pnacaaoslln athletic field =
being placed la top condition In
preparation for the meet The track
has been re~w0Fked and further Inn
provements are being made. Free
transportation viii BE- provided
school cara coming 70 the meet
Competitive examinations In the
literary events viii not b. held un-
les requested. It was announced In
she past the larger schools did not
compete IN these events. wilicn
score points In the state champion
ships. Entries IN these events mist
BE filed not later than March 10.
al examinations for the literary
events viii be held IN auifport at
the high school starting AZ y O'Clock
In the morning Of Afarch -
During the forenoon session pre-
ltntnaFses In the platform and nom
athletic events will be held. The
track and field events win take
place Ia the afternoon and night
The finals OF the platform events
which include piano. expression. de-
bate. defamation. quartette ana
Trio. viii be held at night starting
at T.D O'Clock
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
BY Jack Sod

another In q series preceding the
Southern A A Z. championships
Next week at the Coliseum the
novice composition viii be staged
The summary
t3s- Pound Class
Clarence Glaruso. knights Of
Columbus, decstoned Edward Gale
cas. Mater Doloro6a
Dick Palmer. st Henry. defeated
Elmo Hahn. Mater Doiorosa. by
technical knockout IN one minute,
81 seconds OF second round
Ii2-Pound Class
Bernard Docusen. Sta Peter and
Paul. dectsaoned Joe Sconxa. ST.
Rose.
Ils-Psuna Class
Pat Mc0ill. Redemptortst de-
eisioned Camille RodriGusz. SITS
Peter and Paul
I9s-Pound Class
Warren Short. Sacred Heart. de-
eisioned Pal Moran. Jr. Independ-
ent
147-P0uud Class
james Noonan. independent, de-
etsioned Duggan Mecrary, Mater
DoioroSa
l~60-found Class
Luther Ward. Sacred Heart. de-
clsioned joe Ramsey. Holy Name OF
Mary.
Heavywcixht ClAns
Bernie Russo. Knights OF Column
bus. dectsioned Al wlllets. Knights
CT Columbus. By default.
I75-Pouns Glass
Salem Labbouz. pascaR0uia X. c..
decisioned Edward Luthe. Mater
Dolorosa.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

weFe e In danger OF losing In
fact after establishing q 81 % 10
margin IN the first three periods
they just ooaated 20 victory ard al
loved the pascagoula teachers but
two points.
The line-ups. pAscagouia teach
eFh-Aaude Alice Murphy. Kathleen
Ken and Mrs Alton Mansfield. for
wards, Rose Nell benson. Eugene
Rogers and Alice Horne. guards. Y.
VI. D. C--Roberts. Green and Ade-
line paREufl forwards. prasEer.
Ryan. and PETS. guards.
The Paseagoula Partners men
teachers showed more ability at
hitting the wicker than the Moss
Point PedaeoEues and came out IN
front on a l6 70 10 count This WA
a closely contested tilt In which the
lead was close At times but alwavs
IN favor OF the Pascagoulans.
The line-ups pascagoula-Coopcr
Roberts and Jack Dear. forwards
Tracy walker. center. " c. ON
and Alton Woodward. guards. Moss
puint-A l. Monroe and 0reeland.
forwards. Dick Shields center
Harold Monroe and Christmas,
guard.
IN the nightcap Of the program,
tire independent teams representing
klhyet'A and the ingalls, shlpyard
team claShed. The latter emerged
the victor by the close margin OF
= In M affa# aaFaAff.At.. -
lead m the early sessions Of the
game, the Kihyet's team weakened
and went down IN defeat.
The iine-upe Kihyets-Hervey
Mcleod and Louis Demourelie. for
ward Harry Mattina. center.
Moneer Ktllyel and NJ Ehaheen,
suAFdS 1ngalls-M Mcleod. XII
lis. forwards. Devtne, center. Tracy
Walker and Van Buren,. guards.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

BY GtE0ffgt NAAH
Fraday nkxht. March . the boz
M nans q tie pAscagoain High
eci,ooi ard ne hay 81 Louis Hlgh
Ech0ot met st Bay 81 Io0k for enc
q thR most entertaining boxing en-
hshasicss of The year,
The large gym OF the Bay g..
Tasiis High Selaai was crowded ~tth
spectators when ApnoanceT g G
nrI1nnald called ne start q uie
farst match o. ne evening. which
turned oat 10 Dc an interesting sx-
hgnltinn match between two q aie
hay HI boyA Y. Capofpou ard T.
Trenticnxt. tive heaxy SCI boys unAt
swung. swattrd. and aluEFed At each
other foo< 70 foot with the regui-
arsty 81 apenduium. erovdane and
charging 80 that q appeared that
they we're active members Of the
~C7nsrxe o. the LAgfi Brigade,
lacking only the famous horses
Tnn match resulted in q draw.
Announcer c c. Acfunaid then
called for The official matches OF
tire evening. explaining that eight
bouts we're On the program Frst
offIclMl bout WAS IN the 70 pepund
class IN which y Magyar al Bay
HI met p. Martffe o. pascaeoais
These tuo game young ne were
tusf shout hcatY enough % be tied
on the end Of q fy casting rod
something III the lignt paperuelght
clazs-pienty 0f push and spirit
Magyar rad tlae odds on height but
little MaFinn made up Tor this slight
handicap with plenty Of drive u
xan . real work out Tor the little
fellows. and after three rounds TIRE
judges awarded the decision 20
MAguAr of Hay HI
The second official bout Of Nnc
evening was IA the eS pound class.
where Lonnie Kirkpatrick Of Bay III
met Raymond Upton of P~AscAgoaia
Two Anky youngsters evenly
matched IA weight ard height.
working on each other as Il their
life depended On their skill IN box
ing Trading blow for blow punch
for punch. these little fellows swung
more leather 81 each other IN three
rounds. than would neem possible
The failing arms and brown gloves
looked like . fast wateFxpout. and
the match was 30 close that taie
Judges had 70 deliberate several
seconds before awarding the dnci-
sion 70 Kirkpatrick Of hay Hi.
In the third official bout Of the
evening. the 80 pound class. Joe
Capdepon OF Bay I'll met Pete avery
Of PaScaEuula. These two young
gentlemen right IS the start Of their
bout pat CT quite = dancing exhibit
ton, but when tines got started. u
wAs quite an affair. Avery. how
ever. SEEMED 20 be on the defensive
during the entire three rounds.
and young Capdepon fought UNI
seakingiy. Il was . fine exhibition
q boxing zkfli and although Avery
lnss the decision. capdepon knew
there had been somebody In the
ring with him.
Bobby Beam Of Bay III met Ora
ham Hiidefbrand Of PaacaR0uIa Ia
the fourth match-tile 100 pound
class. Before this particular bout
even started. It had the indications
Of . real battle. and the indications
we're not wrona. either. The blows
souncsd hka the clicking Of . fast
ssp dance noxing gloves flew 90
thick. fast. and furiosfsiy that Hif-
uerbrnnds second deemed Il advis-
able 10 throw IN the towel, and con-
sequentiy Meam Of Bay Ill won the
decision.
One Of the best bouts on the pro-
gram was when Leo P~raetorious Of
Bay HI met ROY BosarEe Of pasca-
Eouaa. IN the f06 pound class When