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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
PASCAGOULA PAINTERS
BREAK LOSING STREAK,
DEFEAT VT. OLIVE
Bea Faru OF Season shown b. Panthers As Thry Doun
yisiicrs On Rain Soaked
field.
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
OUTSTANDING
Football Canes
FOR THIS WEEKEND

Aahurn M Missanxipps STATE
AAahazna ~ Tulane
Ark4nzax Va Ekne
ArEny W Harvzrd
BAyler ~ Tsxas
Ksssstsu Casszrx n Wake Fa~exs
hFuWn "a Heav Crss1
oAltewnaa - MasAtnxtzsn
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navAdzsn - Dmke
DeErezl - Msxsusfte
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FasFsds ~ GeeErta
Furdh4m Va P~stteburKh
SearFeaswz & - Maryland
6esFKia Tea - Kensnnky
HssaEs EaeIlsex ~ Tenneazss
Iazhe ~ WAshsne4se gezax
Elllnakz ~ Esua
ErAdl4aza - Nsrfhws~1ern
ksanss - Wsx ErxEnka
1~AiAFezte - Rziezrn
Ia CeEhrx< - Ia Te1A
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~ Afzstez - 81 Baazseuf
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Ward Whips
Two Collie

Mexico City. tAP4-Drvlnx
extra IS yards IN the rarefa
mountain air. Bud Ward. Unif
States amateur golf champfdH
headed toward the Mexican
tear title. eliminating two nppo
enas. : and 6 and 8 and 6.
The nearest approach to an uas
was Ralph Pefty's vietoEY. /
over Bobby Riegel uf Houston. I'D
As, flnalist here last year. h 4
second round
In the morning round Tend
Pro Pred Perry threatened Red
nth 8 one hole advantage ~ Il
end q the ninth, but finally lost
and :
Ward. who o~verSllot In the mndI
play yesterday. seemed 70 have sod
Cd the problem Of the thin sir an
sad he was driving 20 70 20 yard
with no roll. whereas his usaa
drive Is about 235 He cumplaina
q 3 stiffness u the morning ruunI
and was ou9 II 3. one Over par. Il
carded a 81 for the sanae round /
TIE afternoon.
wards Z and 6 victory Was ore
Pat Walker OF Mexico City and hi
{ an6 6 YIN was over william Ken
ne1y Of Mexieo CITY. Ton0rxow h
meets Sper a4ewmrs OF Etaswron. l
IL abe dafeaxed JACK saznerH /
MEx1co CITY. ! and ) u the after
noon.
DICK NautS Of Houston went Z
holes 20 defeat Ed Appoid q Mex
% City. ! up The last hole "a
played BY moonlight Naufs IA
Appoid tzo down al the ninth.
Johnny Dawson Of Los ANGELS
VINO defeated Percy Clifford Of Mex
leo City. SIX times Mexican cham
pAon. VII meet Ed White Of Hoas
ton tonorrow. White Won 8 ana
from L Elzaga Of Mexico Ctr.
Carlos Belmonte. the only Mex
can left II the tournament. De
feztec William Blllstrosn Of Tam
paeo 3 70 z for 3 chance 20 NEE
Wexford Wehrle OF Racine vi
tomorrow. WehfIe defeated Ca
EDWARDS o. e Paso. Texas. : an
, Eaux plays Petty Of Caxlxozn 4
II and former Southwestern cham
pion
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

Jesuit Elne Jars could stop him this
Eear The hard driving St Stauis-
lazH back Is q senior and ! an soac
tnat be has been offered scholar
snlp n : dozen different COLLEGE
-Moss Point started ne season iris
xeaT WITH what looked Ike =
championship team The Tesrs
nave had bad lick. thoueh ens
lost 6 couple q close ones Thes~
record doesn't look SO rooc nov b,rt
ne agFE ssy tnaf they are not eoing
g lose another game We hore ref
because theF EtiA have one Il TIE
peH teams r. M1ssissIpnI according
% our way q figuring TheF usv
st4A have q chance % ular Is tae
AN-aeasqn Lon Bow garne e.
sackson-It naY be early % predict
winch teams am euing 90 plaT ii tne
Various bow games. but xe are
picking either s. sssnislaus 81 NJ
Co1ao. o. bon 70 play II he Tor
Bow Il New Orleans.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

ever. oGU three Canada geese are
allowed per day The season IN
Wilson'S xsspe Is cinsed this year
Limitations or ca1vaSback ard
ruacT dacks have beer lioeraAzed
als1wznn . baE lanis o. 10 q DAY.
No change waS made. however. II
the three limit On b~utsle4esd and
redhea6E
Also opening n November Is tAe
deer Season which officially gets
underway Nog. Is f0r 3 run 10 Dec
: Tor uae first o. q snree-xbx sea
son. which also runs from Dce IS
70 Jar : and q lEgniapns SIX CAV
peTzoc rTum January % 70 January
Il
Waterfowl hunting hours are
fra<n 6s14r1ze 70 sunr p. N.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Surveying The
Sporting Field

Coach Eodk Kaagax, head coach
81 Moss R0zu1 Hign School has &C.
rarlued 5 plan for 3 Gutf Coast
Conferences composed OF al Of the
large schools On the coaSt from Mo
BILE 70 P1eavune Tnik would INCLUDE
Murphy. McGIL z HI s. Moss
Point PascAguuia. Biloxi. c. c. X
A. Gusport Bay high. 81 sizuts-
aGx and Picaynne.
Tat plan has many obvious az
vantage II the first place the
championship q such q league
would Eealx mean something. Al
q The eleven schools which would
b admitted 90 a7e conference have
formidable teanls n almost AIRY Of
ne major spor1x
soheotS Gase Teg~ther
Another ADVANTAGE % the plan
Is TIE fact Isat al a. the schools
are class together Good coast teams
xoald not have 70 SO g far 70 SET
first e12as competition Tne 6sst-
anct bg@eeu FzcETune and Noodle
l. onlT Ii miles This aseans that
eaen zcn0ai could transport It's pep
squad, band. sne supporters 70 the
games a. 8 relatively tuE co.'s. That
would mean better attendance Il
BAL games.
Plan Provides Fer Al Mzsn Spaf4s
Coach Kaavgts plan provides fox
a q 1Ae ma5oy Epora-looabaM
basketball baxlag. track baseball
and tennis AL ~ the schools eaie-
inie faY membership 10 TIE con-
ference have teams IL a. q these
sports sxpeU basenaM MoSi q
Mem hare ma also zne Nos
PORT plasx 70 add baseball q its
E1naetlr program tbs year.
Coach Elaysz tree = organize
aan league several years aeo BIZ
ta1lee because Biloxi and Gulfpore
91 nv< vans to JON TSaelr reason
fw D0 joining Eas the fact mat
Ehef &C nof Eaut 70 ezee tie pc
EaEA 1nnae tnsI tie BIC Eleht has
kt some e It, Wesuee Ia TIE
first pEace r h 10 ianzer 8 Ble
Eight Il nov hAx fourteen me,r-
pera AzauT q aue BIC Egnt teams
hatt beeE beaten b nen-o0uferenee
teams ank year Tnk Is esuEcaaft4
TIE uZ the coast.
ElzoI a1c GaHparf ma . te
convinced mat TIE sCan Cgaxt
1paenenee hf 4 would probably
b called Eeal6 BE- 3 faster isazss
aaan Hae BE- Egst There L ne
oenfsn9 ~ advantages Instead a.
travelling 80 miles 10 DlaY : en-
teTeRe game as Baau 1aes uhe- :.
pan GFeeufslie. Their honRes; sr4s
N941 D e miles Z Pzczsana
II BzasE aEc GalfDor - "a.
pant and t01n ne coasgeaas ele
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1asu q abe p4AE Anc so.sse LIE
naHaiER bettef tar tas sosznas.or
q q EfanK cas1efeHaE q aae east
IT'S e1laaH heartily euzorae III
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bA0N e really burning u -
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maE pas1aze1 hack @ - coas+
1a Fel ElEn ae ezpesase 81
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h@Ha4fc - eEez zae mghg
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Local And Collegiate Sports Review Of The We
MOSS POINT TIGER
FOOTBALL OUTFIT
TO INVADE MOBILE
0samzs This Weekend Threztezs To
FeAsnrv Gridirun Caasacs @f Ceaw
Area ~ Rech Tc&Hs Seem ri

Agger q week 81 rast tne Mas
pu.n8 fassosa sQ1as6 Is 81 top pags-
csl khapE Tor rs rt w1ta Z ~ s
1adaV sfteigasn a. Nsrpssy Highs
stadlazn
The CANT fumefig scheoale1 %
- naaee FassY rtEht uraer gse
GlaU3Aahts MRs EaueeG up when the
opM rgie1 asai here should be IA
snggs ncAt t~ofnzH IL ghis area
THx step was tzkrn 70 conserve
paweT taf national eesease
z n S coasts ore q ahe strong
ess ieA1ls II Mobile aa.x wear Las
werk Gacy pixyue asa powerful Nc
CA elpVea 10 8 scarel@1 sie This
e4res neza q chance for the Mno.le
nty Championship Il hg beat
&urpng
The soI1iers have 3 Wea balanced
attack With Tom Martin yusi and
AasHr aaiaf most AZ the running
Tnf soldiers Ike q travel IS sir
ard w3th ynxs ard Adzif dong The
HaEa9laS and LornAs ard Moore
mEf e Ghe catching they gain
! panty q ground VIA asRt route
The Z M 6 boys have been
steadily Ga~zprasirsc Gncn Their f.rxs
tame and xaaulz be IN top farm
SATURDAY. Their recoss to GATE
shaw1 tua H1xzA tWe losses and one
uk They defezfea Fniey and Bav
M1uette. lost 70 jackson and Pen
saeas& ans ted McGEI
Moss Points recara reads Rbaut
ttae am Is alAt of {. n s II
shcW two wiEsS. 8iree defeats and
one ue Ire recexc itself Is not very
impressive ba3 3 glance St the
snoTes shows thai 81 af ne loeSes
except onN were b narrow mar
ems So the teams csn not BE-
accurately Judged hv Their records
The Pointers defeated 0uifpors 49,
AID FnTlzrvln 60. lost q St
AipFSius l4-la. and 70 S. Starts
lnas TT. and tlec Rnax &c
The Tigers car stln have q ruae
season b winning 81 % thg eane
remaining on the schedule The
ouyE arr determined to 20 through
the resi- q their schedule without
further losses
n weight the tvo teams are even
y matched with e " 6. having
the larger line and Moss Point hold-
ias ire edge In the backfIel6
Tuotx SsauEks. ace tasibark for
TIE painters has missed several
o4vx 81 practice because q An IN
tarT recesvec n sy1nmaee. bur he
VI - readv b 60 SATURDAY,.
IN TIE haek1lsld Coach Essra9
VII probably start John Davis Al
Quarterback Tiuy Wells Il -.
h2d EFereTte Harper az right hall
and StauteT AZ taslaaek
n me ira the sarse conbtuztior
whSch started against EoeaIasa ~rsIl
Probably ST. tie CAL II No ne isnn.
~ wA he; Nebef1z 81 fzkFx enc
Cot. rEflt tackle Bllbo. rra.
auard. Goose Pierce. center.
L0uis Knapp ief1 g1aHrd: Lacy ief.
tackle. and raEgzrd ieft end
As usual the Tigers plan 70 use
Their passing attack With stauter
Wells and Davis pitching Roberts
and FaEgarc VIII PROBABLY Be On ne
receiving e1d a mos q TIE tosses
2 q S vii probably starr ths
same team thsf played against Nc
ca Starters tn that game wers
Ao<t A1ztr Hagtuas. and Marian
n ne nackfaeid and Moare. Daerzr
Gissnn Mcmillan Flowers. MIn-
yard ana Lnas IN the Line
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
TOUCHDOWN
TACTICS

Minnesota Fuothan cncn
THK your -
L. kicking of 70 an eszNn
rosorio&ssly dangerous gne h,
ruahaekx of kickoffx Tfssir sd
man y co his owrn synra "a
with the rest OF sac teaxn aea
&C in The usual snrnaatnn far 4
ceaviF1E r yuu weFe atrectt1
the kicker Ia slch a situation
WHAT WOULD ron TEul
HIM
l. Kick the bah hirh ID frul
ef the safety sa aIapw nj
ends ts fet essn an4er 4
kirkf
= kick ieW atenx 2fe greer
70 another receiver than 4
safety
: Kkk eat ct hsunas Al
automatically Efpe the q
ronents the bah On their !
& Kick over the Eoals
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Buddy Baer to Box
Champ in Benefit

Ezcnanseuas-hn1zi hoffman b.
aaE eaze - Aae sa11e< Enc1y Be-
= mees HeaRFHeiEfn ehaznuloz -
AgzH = &eE xark January : fo 3
SasY beuefN
Hannan mAok tie de4z va PRO
HsQae Eazz sGnahA
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
Hunting Season For
Migratory Waterfowl
In State Now Open
ttssss becemeer 81 GIVING sparas-
men 4 Fuil s-Day OuIfng
FrFhs4

1aeEson NsF An abundnnce 0f
sc Eeese aae 5 Eoo6 supply Of
naak2 were OF hand Eug az3zzzne
GNoFenoer . q toe migratory
s~Aser1oNa hgutaE season IL HIS
0SEpN
ss4A Game aa6 PSI E1znmls-
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

When There's vent through DE
a91f Of Police Inspector a 7
slgp1As = Hoagkong they took
not o9AF silver ornaments OFT H.
inspectors medals Is wen
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
! N!(iXNl:N3asN

TEE aonEh AcssHbsr
ssrescA afiH hes aheaa
q ennisndsrs ggr An-Amer-
tea 5oefban ssam henors
bnf fsw hal backs bniif np
szseh spsefaeszlar 0cisber
reoorAs m Cd ehiz fries
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

Two other lb-year-oc bosS Eere hunting auraz II & rance xAen 8
krc hes owe Bob Tired a enpx. the craft tipped osr. mo both
drowned
IS Ssat ae be Ike otaerx vs welEhaec o0Hn win boots heavy cloth
Ing z1c sneAs anc sank IRE oaeT MnneSots victim "a 8 es-year-oo
mar vino BAG 8 stroke while hunting alone fen from hS boat and
drowned
hRtauaa safety auahornes h0pR tire early northwest tragedies WI
hs 81 anfeFEez1ahe remlnaea su hunters uat fhey mus4 srcax u.rnosl
caution win fag boats ana deadly guns
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07
TOUCHDOWN TACTICS
ANEWEE

II Fcu hERH = fGsH EzAsnx
k1ekun Afzasf tar nbEaBaaF rzzfseu-
yer M r. Eak II opex 6At safety
mars hnao 4n1p Nhk enc zasse
bscnzasE laAs wE GIVE ynas entire
snzu . chance e b cow II
gcar kHcEEr b arsrnex ur uleczp-
ere e1taea Eurzshrz : CT ; are the
unv1uuk cfzuausM
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

IL Olive 6 g. q
Summary 5g1Ezar fsnehanszsz 3
uazxcat DafFet4 uHlrszurn.
Raasea afler1pied III Olfge - pas
eaEa4lA pAasea fs1HnnA@s@ -
Olive z pascaaaaiA s PaAen inter
uepicu III OtlaR 4 paaeanozE1G !
Firga nawn1 At Otsz 4 peauArua.A
s. Penalties At Ulzv0 - yaruN Pas
naEaaia A Yardx Bahs1isEnozaA III
O8kuR-Carr KniEnl Ezzifh Esazt
PascaRunlA-B Ianxgxzx Bklnrner. ..
Dawnrtt E49Y Slater. 5usszcN Fuu6-
er4c Mnf1affeY. keH T1rfuaen. Coz
Hcrupaa Officials Arlefts Southern
CAzI9a referee Es1ieana lN4@
SOafflerua Uuglr1rNs Btzhnp EMl@
CallaEei henoaneGnznn Christmas
GMlzs SoasaeEE4a fAeic Judge
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

onnfnw N na tn nuztaa factor Three pcr1snec in maj manner
and four dr0N1eu- Ous &Ewr-oc mar stumbled WITH ns gun The
barrel was Jammsd tnto ne mo Is the charge exploded. The weapon
neW 20 p1ece A p@ce STank / u o. fhe temple ara killed him
Anodnes hunter &c was kaeo when thrSEn CT balance a MS boat
tim IL the abdomen
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-07

Three IS -year-old heyx wew sheothnE from n boat One erfp
paee . ane4 anstheE saaea ~ " xhest the nsundcrznx hard which
had fallen behind the laird yuuzh The thrd ysuth suddenly
Teea M His head Was hapxn eff
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b. jar VESSELS

Nn1gEArodIs-The uonreuann q safety authorities uas me ma
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
Police Raid
Vice Resort
Women, Al.
PIsods Guilty

enlarged with operating a dis
orderly house at 501s Broad
way. Helen Meyers. Al, pleaded
guilty before Justice Frank E.
Jeannette shortly before noon
today and was fined $32.95 or 20
days in the city Jail.
The woman, together with
four youths, were corralled by
city police late last night in a
raid on the Broadway vice es-
Enlistment.
One of the youths, James Wag-
ner, 10, "a Grand avenue, was
charged with disorderly con-
duct and assessed a fine and
costs of $7.95 when he pleaded
guilty before Justice Jeanette.
~Chargcs against Roy Monroe,
10, So v North Broadway. and
Wallace Frendt, Fl, son Broad
day, were dropped. On the mo-
ton of City Attorney Bert v.
Nunneley. who represented the
city in the case, charges were
also dismissed against Marvin
Finder, 20, 700 East Kirby, De-
troit, and Chester Dahlke, 20,
$50 Conner, Detroit.
Lieut.. Walter Bobcean and
Patrolman Stan Campbell, AL
Trombley, AID Wright and Paul
Long staged the raid last night.
The Meyers woman was
given until noon today to pro-
duce the fine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
Youth Jailed
for Assault
Mount Clemens Man
Given 80 Dogs

Ebony Reyes, 10, one OF two
Mount Clemens men held for the
alleged attack on Joe Carroll,
Garfield road and Moravian
drive, yesterday afternoon, wa
sentenced to 80 days in Jail thiG
morning when he pleaded guilty
to assault and battery before
Justice Frank E. Jeanette.
The other man, Robert Diaz
Guzman, 80, had not yet been
brought to court.
Guzman am Reyes were al
legged to have beaten up Carroll
and left him beneath a tree on
South River road near his home.
Carroll told sheriffs deputies
Clarence Poikey and Ed. Cahill
that the two men were taking
him home in their car when they
became abusive and attacked
him. -
A neighbor got the license
number of the car as It drove
away after Carroll had been
dumped by the side of the road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
A. Ferguson
Dies in Romeo
Dsfroitsr Moved
Just 3 Dogs Ago

OAaron H. Ferguson. 81, died
suddenly yesterday at the home
Of his sister. Miss Adelia Fer
guson. Romeo. following a hear.
attack.
Mr.. Ferguson came to live
with his sister three days be-
fore his death, after having sod
u barber shop In Detroit.
He is survived by two sisters,
Miss Adelia Ferguson and Miss
Eva Ferguson, of Detroit, ana
two brothers, Stuart, Of Romeo
and Adrian, of Detroit.
Funeral services will be held
from the residence Monday 1T
2 pm. Rev. Robert Savage, IT
the Romeo Baptist church Of
floating. Burial, under the d.
rectiop of the Donald L. Roth
Funeral Home, will take place
in the McCafferty cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
Car Rolls
Down Hill

OBob Smith, 40-year-o1d Mount
Clemens Negro, of 118 Meade
street, was rushed to an operat-
ing table In st. Joseph's hospital
at 8:45 o'clock this morning after
his car rolled down . hill off
Belleview avenue and smashed
into q tree a short distance above
the Clinton river.
Smith was bleeding profusely,
according TO Patrolman Jack
Perrin, apparently having been
hurled halfway thro h the
windshield by the force Of the
impact. One of his eyes was seri-
ously injured, Perrin reported,
and an ear was badly cut.
He was reported to have been
working In q yard on Belleview,
near Smith, and started to
swerve around on the avenue
when he catapulted over the
hill and narrowly missed plung-
ing to the river below.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
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won at Hanover College in In.
diana, using the wheel rs cam
pus correspondent for the Indi-
annapolis News and during the
summer as Z reporter on the
Columbus (Ind.) Herald and Co.
lumbus Morning Times.
Upon entering the ministry,
MIR. Pence continued using that
first bicycle and its five sue
cessors. Two of his wheels were
stolen in a single month in 1886.
One of them was q German bike
which he used in 4 tour of Ger
many many years ago.
Although in years past the
Minister cycled on calls in the
suburbs or even to 60 into the
center of the city, he now relies
on the public utilities for any
single trips Of more than three
or four miles-a pastor doesn't
have time for long rides.
But a bicycle, asserts Mr..
Pence, was just made for the
short little hops that take a
clergyman around his parish.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
Devrienh Admits
MansIaughter Count

oCyriel Devriendt pleadeu
guilty this morning before
Judge Neil E. Reid in Circuit
Court to a charge of mal.-
slauhter in the automobile
death of two children in Wax
rem township July %. In CO.
faul. of bail set at $4,000 ap-
proved or $4,000 cash, he, was
remanded to the County Jail.
Sentence was deferred to
Sept. 2 to allow time for COM
rlete reports by the Probation
department, and by Devriendts
attorney, Ray H. Callens.