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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
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$3.50 tH8 he& 81 A
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~ 1nfkasa. - sas6 Hzase afea a. sefaf4a
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dasa1 kke salf = = 81 baeA eonntats-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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Mts = - E&4s - aesa&6 = -
et@esa4 - = 64aszk ~ 49, t<es
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sa#A ~ ~ 8ee Il AnszA sekA
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&sft@eA - ae& 4Hte NaNM - aMys5
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$3.50 tNNH ~ &f = - H54@kEs
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4N4 - 4eNsNf $50 a4A 49, A.
- 4saesN4 ~ h@M M4*4 80 aeNhs
sNee4 M&Fr4 ~ > asemA ~ - = $500
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

FEIE KfATt - nfsat&aiFF1
- faAn WARES
Hsts Aaneea ga NasA $3.50 H4sss4
Maa4a Aist4@4
fA go sanans@ed ttase - cAaaf
FAa4f ~ a. E44&tf 4saAsa - SD
Asass - AZ Hsxma4 MA&2a = &zas a f.
tS4f. - Asfeha 49, ~ Ez4A = 4a4f
kaa4 klhsl MAstsa eksssae sM 49,
Nke HNiun&&nA NN& NE14fAs N&haAsNEHi
A@As : sFFeN em4 pqAsE eafa 49,
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

Ns& NNnas 80 - paftsaars - &srfal
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fRAHN4N4A NAnA - ~ rNM ~
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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TEEE GTATE or MISSISSIPPI
70 Mntaae AsaFAs
Cesar Street.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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C1aaaasF 1ssz e - Ee4a14 1aE4z
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$50 asz2. i aa4 so 50
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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s4Ne9nka hftassf Htettz4 RtH a444A4 49,
sasH ~ A ~ 49, ~ f&tA ~ eefeN
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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szheF Hsse~na - f@Fti@ hesiss - essHz
- sasss 49, = ssssss = :
II ~ ! = asFsssse Ifset - - Cts =
fsss4aas.s. esetAsa y ToeHsbsn : aA
kaHKe : N@1 as~fsAeeet Yaa sfs ksssA4
sesnHaeaea - seeeAr A~fsFs the la@neus
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= 1atse ISL - 4efeaa fhe sais - e =
seeqA eaEnniNlnAnA NhxFsia h. = eex&tNA
) &~ses m~a9 sFsntRn ~ ~ ~ sns - -
als.s ase Aeas - ssats
fx sasw sa - "a ~ * Asia tefz
$40 p~asNhaaaf ~ Ahn essnNinAaANt azea
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nnsasas i shsA s4a Is asssssssss :
ass&lAs : dsxase e~siefthe sn1 e4effules
- tais tbpssaa 81 - : skowa b. ~ a
easan.s.ai - ffs ana y shhA sell -
wirsf ~ nAxp ..s 81 = 80.
cssrt assss tkss "a ia az < -. tesi
gEEAI1 caak
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koTTcg o. spefrAa n0sp mfrrrI0N
s~AktEEAsk foN8oGfDATKn fm0uL
DISTRICT ~ JACKSON COUNTY
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MAezssz. the Nsafs 4 NsnsNs5esss 81
lseAssA Goaaty. MiessNsspFi. - shs 81
~ = Aas tetL edesies . feeaistAss
fex aFtaH ~ lbteatteH n nkse heeas -
Faae sess gans1fassfsa aeAast usas6a =
80 EsaetF ID sac nsasintaas azsAaA4 81
fh8fff.lhfse TheafaB4 Deitess fl4a. e1l
iaf ths a@Fsgse ~ e~enstsustina eeAs4
- diass saA tasshess hoeaes. aas eesEe-
ptne $50 aehea huihltass emd teeeAsss
heFHs# aHe psfxhsstnr sasa apaa ehtsA =
sfeet aNM Mhaai hasidtsss knf teNshnfs
haznae. ena - eaAa Fanpfstt1a a4Feztn4 -
Ea48a - = ssttam C.eaamiestanssH = as4z
uztftFt y cal sna hal4 . seaai ssaea@n
thaHesa feH - paFBxaas a WaesauSHH =
The asssft4a eeasnrs thMfe1 shs nfaa
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saa sasaznt sn4 ~ as pafhzse sAzsss
STATED
SOW. THERKEDHE. asass. : ulsss =
- asazft~t aseetsFs Y FAMEkKAsE
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT o.
JACKSON COUNTY. M~faHIHHIfF.
sAzt > saeEzzi saeF<ten sfh ~ he4 y sse
pNtfss = SATURDAY.. ~ Ass a. = MAT
ISL feF fs Fegtsma ~ sNlsHifsfsN q a.
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pn0PaarTT0a
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maNtuam auaesst ~ mEstN aAk4a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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No. 49, sasM $50 NN
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f4saa Ks 80 sMs& $50 Rr N8#as
~ HRae4Aaa $40 Assseaps Awe4 e2sNAA4
- pa AnasMas ANa& q EHnae tH~sMa
= - &aa "a Nee AM& HsaM - Me4
e& &At ksna aaNtae4 - 49, "a &aF y
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
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heaE4 @W A. AeA ~ 80 afF ~
~ reuft Reese = Faa#sea : aNse
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Htmes Nh h - aAeaNl Msazlss -
SIT kavs amSheFits - tesaseza ahs AM
81 ea2tsFN neaeta# A4sAa - HaAe4
tpafs eFatHs
MNaNfHHN
81 $50 6&~AAs
80 s8s eAGa
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Forte 3d.
to Decision
Lou Salica

PHILADELPHIA, June 49,
R)-Twenty-two-year- old Tom
my Forte gets his second crack at
Lou Salica's bantamweight box
ing title tonight and you have the
words of Forte's manager that
the champ from Brooklyn will
be knocked out in eight rounds.
eyes, sir" declared Mickey
Diamond, Forter's manager since
the South Philadelphia was in
the amateurs five years ago.
The kid is in great shape. He
was never better in his life. He
can't miss. l predict Salica will
be knocked out before the
ninth"
Down at Broad and Locust
streets where the fight crowd
gathers, the smart money boys
think likewise. They have in
stalled Forte an 8 to S favorite,
confident that "the kid is on
the upgrade while Salica is on
the way down.
The champion, however, has
told friends he is cunning for a
knockout "about the 18th or 18th
round"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
A|bret|lt Leads
Twi!IighiBais
corIos Tops hurlsrs
in Recreation Loop

Monday being wash day it
seems an appropriate time to
drag out the statistical laundry
that has been accommodating in
the city softball record books
during the past number of weeks
and see if few facts and fig
ures can't be ironed out.
A laborious compilation of
batting and pitching averages in
the two city leagues-Twilight
and Recreation revealed the
following:
Harry "Mushy" Albrecht, Ko-
leky slugser, Is the current king
of swat in the Twilight league.
Albrecht is leading in three bat
ting departments-runs, hits and
doubles.
Mel Frederick, of Gilbert's
Cut Rate, Pete Trombley, of
Johnnie's Bar, and Russ Dubal,
of Fisher Towers, are tied for
hurting honors.
Bernard Shields, of Hubarth &
Schott, holds the edge in batting
in the Recreation circuit. Shields
leads in two departments, runs
batted in and hits.
Larry Carlos is far and away
the most effective hurler in the
junior loop to date.
Here are the figures:
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Batting-F. Frederick. Fisher
Towers, 1886.
Runs-P. Heller, Gilberts,
and H. Albrecht, Koleky, IL.
Hits-H. Albrecht, Koleky, Is.
Home Runs-L. Verscheuren,
Fisher, 3. ,.rs., !.
Triples-A. Hsllner, Gilberfs s.
j. Elso, Fisher, and E. Hender-
shot, Koleky, 2.
Doubles-H. Albrecht, Ko-
leky, 4.
Pitching-M. Frederick, Gill
berts, p. Trombley, Johnnie's,
r. .Dubay, Fisher, so.
RECREATION LEAGUE
Batting-G. Syrett, DeMolay,
.632.
Runs-B. Shields, Hubarth &
Schott, IA.
Hits-B. Shields, Hubarth &
Schott, 10. "
Home Runs-K. Jankowsky,
Miller's, E. Rachow and "A. Lehl,
Bilrus, 3.
Triples-B. Beardslee, HUI
barth & Schott, 7.
DOubles-L. Bliss, Hubarth &
Schott, 4.
Pitching-L. Carlos, Hubarth
G. Schott, 6-1.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

All his training has been
pointed toward Z repetition Of
the fast fox-trot he put In on
Max Schmeline In their second
fight. He has concentrated Ill
his sparring along one line
rushing his punch absorbers In
to q corner md then dealing
dynamite of his right arm.
He has told this corner just
that. Yet don't think he'll
catch the little man that quick
ly or with one punch. That's
why ! pick Conn to win the de-
cision, thus becoming the 10th
ruler since Sullivan in the Royal
heavyweight line.
But although he has slowed
way down since the night he
sent Der Moxie to Z hospital
In az minutes, and his gums
no longer pack the shells they
once loaded, II Il conceivable
that Joe may still be red-hot
and rarin' for this one effort.
He still can hurt any man he
hits. but II he lets Conn escape
for q much a five rounds, the
chances are he can cash in his
checks.
However, while much has
been written and shouted about
Billy's habit of getting under
way too slowly and burning up
the road once he shifts to high,
there has been little made Of
the fact that he's the snappiest
Judge Of pace anywhere along
bash boulevard. He insists II
wasn't . case of not being able
to get off faster in his past par
ties with Fred Apostolic, Melio
Bettina, Lee Savold and Bob
Pastor.
II could have let 60 any time
from the first minute" he says.
But I took things easy until
I was good and warm. Then ]
poured il TO EN-, didn't I? And,
while I was laying back wait
ing, what did those guys do?
They punched Themselves out, 50
I had . soft touch In the last
seven or eight rounds each time.
II know just how fast ! have
to 60, and that's how fast Ill
60 against Joe. I'm . cinch to
win the decision. Why, he's
just another guy named joe
now"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Ni(oIai Gives
Up State Title
Does Not Compete
in .Southpow Tourney

OBy reaching the green in three
on q playoff hole while his OPP
ponent floundered in the rough,
Cecil Green OF Flint yesterday
won the Michigan lefthanders'
golf association 18-hole handi-
cap championship. Defending
champion, Chuck Nicolai, of
Mount Clemens, did not COM
pete.
The playoff was required
when Green tied with Joe VOL
ski of Detroit at II low net
over 10 holes. Green, a 49,
handicap player, had rounds of
43 and Al and Wolski, with a
IL handicap, scored AZ and Al.
Leonard Anderson of Ponti-
&C was third with a ", while
David Mcdonald and Doc Dav-
idson of Detroit and H. H. Muir
ply of Pontiac were close be-
hind with 73's.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Yanks Beat
Tribe; Two
Games Away
BY JUDSON BAILEY


Aseociete0 freoo Oporte WIWsS
OThe New York Yankees are
scourging the American League
again with a sizzling seven
game winning streak that has
the Cleveland Indians trembling
on their pedestal.
At various times this year the
Yanks have been good, bad and
indifferent-mostly the latter
but right now they are hotter
than a Harlem swing band.
Yesterday they polished off
the Indians for the sixth time
in nine meetings this season and
reduced the Tribes margin at
the top of the league to two
games. They had proved Satur-
day that Bob Feller was not in
vincible, and they came right
back against young Jib Bagby
and won, 80, before 1892
fans.
The Yanks did all their scor-
ing in the first three frames,
Joe DiMaggio providing the eli
max with his 18th home run to
extend his hitting streak to 20
consecutive contests.
Red Ruffing kept six hits scat
tered and was not scored upon
until Joe Gordon dropped q pop
fly to help the Indians to two
unearned runs in the eighth.
The first two encounters of
the series attracted 50, 1923 fans,
and the Sunday baseball pro-
gram as a whole drew a turn
out of 1876, 1872, including capac-
ity crowds at Boston in the
American League and st. Louis
in the National.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

OGIRARD. O.. June 16-(R-
Clayton Heafner, q husky south
erner who weathers storms like a
sailor, noated into the front ranks
OF the nations top golfers today
with the tide of victory in the
$4,000 Mahoning Valley Open.
Six strokes behind when the
sharpshooters passed the half
way mark in the 72-hole classic,
the 26-year-old Linville IN. CO.
pro plowed through mud and
water to submerge par by four
and win the tournament with a
sizzling 276. It was his first tri-
umph in three years of competi-
ton on 1.-THE circuit"
Standing in the clubhouse as
water dripped off hts blond head,
Heafner was happy as a school
boy. 49,
1T was about time l won one, ;"
he said. Everything just seemed
to 60 right all at once. I needed
those nine brides on the last SO,
too, because with a course in that
shape you never can tell.
1T wasn't my best score.
shot 272 in the Miami Open, but
got only second"
And he did need every one of
th0Se hirdies for p q A cham
pion Byron Nelson dried out his
swing after an. early 70 yesterday
to come around in 81 for a 277.
The Toledo Inverness instructor
had a chance at 200 first-prize
money riding on a 30-foot putt
on the final green. but the ball
curled three inches to the left of
the cup.
The winner passed seven play
ers besides Nelson in the last-day
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
II and provided the weather

If and provided the weather
clears up by ni9htfall and the
fields can be navigated without
the aid of rubber hip boots, To-
cal fans can expect a full ball
schedule to be run off.
No less than five tits are set.
Fisher Towers and the Owls will
tussle at St. Mary Stadium. MIL
ler's Creamery and the Inde-
pendents and the Bat Club and
Hubarth & Schott will play, the
first game at the Covered Wag-
on diamond and the second It
Pottery Field.
The Merchants and Smokers
Inn are girding their loins for .
tough Junior loop fight 1t Grit.
fifth Field, and Johnnie's Bar and
the Covered Wagon will head for
Allis Field to play the only Fum-
BILE League contest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
New Haven Nine
Blanks Armada, 70

Grain washed out all but one
county hardball game yesterday.
New Haven won that one,
whitewashing Armada 20 At
New Haven.
The victory was the second of
the season for New Haven and
brought them to tie with Ar
NADIA for last place in the cir
cult.
Ed Frost did the chucking for
the victors, giving up five hits.
Walter Randall pitched four-hit
ball for Armada.
Both of the New Haven runs
were scored on errors.
N. Haven geo 100 01x-2 4 /
Armada :. 600 600 000-0 s 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Skeet- Shooters Defend Titles
BY HARRY GRAYSON

MA 0SIVbCS 0YVGSS 601SOH
STAFFORD. Conn.,, June
l6-Something like 500 shooters
will compete in the nine events
of the 18th annual Great Eastern
Skeet Championships at Lord
ship. Stratford, June 20-22.
Holder Of the Great Eastern
championship Il Robert w. Can
field Of Locust Valley, N. Y, who
broke 100x100 year ago.
The Great Eastern women's
champion titleholder is Mrs, M.
L. Smythe Of Aurora, O., cap
tain of the women's All-Ameri-
can team. Her score last year
was 90x100.
Events in addition to the ma
jor championships are the I'm
known Angle all-bore handicap,
.4l0 guage. junior, Great Eastern
20-gauge, all-bore individual and
class championships and team
championships.
The Unknown Angle event is
featured for the first time in in
tersectional competition. Targets
fly anywhere between two
points, four and II yards out
side Of station eight in the cent
er of the field.
$4,000 SHOOTERS
IN THIS COUNTRY
w. H. Foster Of Andover is the
father Of skeet -. organized 1t
in 1925. There are now 2345
clubs in the United States and
$4,000 shooters, including more
than 1000 women who shoot reg
ularly and 5000 boys and girls
under IL years.
The first Great Eastern was
held at Lordship in 1929 with a
single event of so birds and So
shooters.
It is the nations oldest and
largest tournament. Last years
entry of 278 broke all attendance
records and once again topped
the entry in the National.
The present national champion
is Dick Shaughnessy Of Dedham,
Mass, who broke 249x250 clay
targets in Syracuse in 1910.
The national women's cham
pionship was captured for the
second straight year by pretty