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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Gage Results

COLLEGE
Akron ~, Wayne 81.
Central state 81. Michigan Tech ~.
Temple 80. Fordhsm 81.
Edinboro ~, Indiana tPaD 7. So.
Hiii.dale IS. Jackson J. {. IS.
Aims 81, Hope 81.
Oiivet IS, Kalamazoo 81.
Akron -, Wayne 81.
HIGH SCHOOL
Highland Park ~, Northern IS.
Royal Oak ~, Mop<oe 25.
NJ. Stanislaus rs. ~. Bernard 20.
Northwestern 81, BEDFORD rs.
Holy Redeemer 81, ~. Cecilia 20.
Fordson n. Crosse Pointe Is.
~. Charles. Annunciat.on 26.
Northeastern 81, DENLY Il.
Albion So, Hiilsdale 10.
Csss 50, Eastern ~.
Eeorse IS. Plymouth 81.
Western 81, Cooley al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Bob Pastor Fights
Thompson on Coast

NEW YORK. Feb. PALMS,
Bob Pastor signed a contract to-
day to fight Turkey Thompson
March II at Hollywood Cal. the
winner to get a shot at heavy
weight champion Joe Louis crown
at Los Angeles in April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
za|e Wins in Nth
As Brunette
Bows in 1st
International News Service Wire


CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Tony Yale
of Gary, Ind, last night knocked
out Steve Mamakos of Washington
D. c., in 26 seconds of the four
teenth round to retain his middle
weight championship.
1t was the first middleweight
championship fight in Chicago
since Mickey Walker fought Ace
Hudkins in 1929. a.
AL Hostak of Seattle. Wash,
who lost the middleweight title
to Zale and was promised re-
turn match in the event he won in
the semiwindup, cinched the bout
in short order by knocking out
George Burnette, Detroit Negro.
/ in ! minute and so seconds in
the first round of their scheduled
10-round fight.
Zale came from behind to win
his bout with Mamakos and
turned the trick with a smashing
right to the jaw when it APP
peared a couple rounds earlier
that the hustling Washington bat
tier might outpoint him.
Mamakos outscored the cham
pion in the earlier stages of the
fight and had Zale groggy on two
or three occasions. Zale went
down in the fifth round, but the
bell sounded before the count
started.
Zale fought savagely in the
thirteenth and the knockout was
sensed when he sent Mamakos
down for a six-count just before
the bell. Mamakos' handlers car
ried him to his corner and worked
desperately on him so he could
come up for the fourteenth.
Both fighters were bruised and
cut. Zale's left eye was closed
after the sixth round and the
Greeks left eye went out of COM
mission in the ninth. He was
bleeding badly at the finish.
A total of 1906 customers
paid S37 ,450.52 to see the fights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Report Mullins Gets
Boston College Berth

BOSTON. Feb. 22.-(INS)-
Larry Moon" Mullins. Notre
Dame classmate of Frank Leahy
will be the next football coach al
Boston College, Fred Lane, Bos-
ton Evening American sports
writer, says in an exclusive ar
ticle.
Mullins, Lane says. was in Bos-
ton last week for a conference
with B. c. officials. Mullins was
reported due here today for an
other conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
FACULTY EVENTS ADDED

Duke really went into the hand
ball tournament business in a big
way in 1899. He started the
alumni doubles and was appointed
to aid in staging the state A. a.
U. doubles meet at the l.. of D.
Fieldhouse.
Now Duke is planning his latest
venture, a % Club singles meet.
which gets under way in March.
"Y'know.r says Duke. "hand-
ball Is a great sport. play it
every chance I get
But he isn't getting many
chances these days Right now
he's in the middle of the alumni
doubles playoffs. After that come
ta) the student doubles. tb) the
faculty singles and doubles. tcl
the ID" Club singles and I'D the
state A. A. A. doubles. Va
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
OIivet Beats Kazoo

OLIVET Feb. 22.-qNS)-Oli-
vet Colleges basketball team
closed its home season last night
with a 1876 victory over Kalama-
zoo. John Madole paced Olivet
with 16 points. while Jim Kerch-
ner counted nine for Kalamazoo.
Olivet led at the helf 24-23.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
FANS IN UPROAR

heIlutln hdICOlIIl, uiid lldtIlcO
flyweight who dropped a decision
to Robert Collins in the novice
final, was such a favorite at the
end of the fight that the crowd
created an uproar making it diff
ficult for Joe Louis to present the
trophies.
Flyweight-Ai Ellis tChevrolet) deci-
stoned Bob Nelson tAHHgHeiatfeR4--
Bantamveight-Ric Tamplin (Holy
Redeemer) decisioned Wilmer Londo tHoly
Redeemef)
Featherweight-Arth Price (Brewester)
decisioned Cedric Flounory brewster.
Observation-Disclosures Grier (BrewesterD
decisioned Frisco Nardine (Briggs).
Welterwei ght-O Neil Bell (Allen) deei-
stoned William Grier Brewster
Middleweight-Charlie Hayes .CChevrolet)
decisioned Art Ahern (Annunciationl
Lightheavyweight-C larenee Murphy
Moore tBrewster).
Heavyweight-Alfrad Brown (Brewsterl
decisioned Jimmy Powers (Annunciationl.
NOVICE
Flyweight-Robert Collins (Anen) deci-
stoned Kenneth Malcolm Unattached
Bantamveight-Luthe Robinson CFort
wayne decisioned Henry Price. Jr. (Ecorse
Boysl
Featherweight-Wiue King Highland
Park decisioned Jimmy Reese brewster
Lightweight Owens (Brewster)
decisioned Jimmy McGrath michigan
Alkali)
Welterweight-Art Lansky Hudson, deci-
stoned Charles Rouselle brewster.
Middleweight-Robe Frank (Brewster)
decisioned Robert Lyles (Allen)
Ltghtheavyweig ht-Warren Pack brew
ster) decisioned David West brewster
nunciationD decisoned Burr Henson CTren-
ton BoysD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Central State Wins
From Michigan Tech

MT PLEASANT. Feb. %
Central State Teachers registered
their fourteenth win IN II starts
last night. beating Michigan Tech
of Houghton 47-29
Charles Smith, Bearcat sophie
more. Tailed u points TO bring
his seasons total 10 219 in IA
games. Dale Woods was high for
the losers with 10 points. Central
was in front. 29-l4. at the half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Mdrius Russo Signs
His Yankee Contract

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Marius
Russo. ace left-hander of the New
York Yankees, signed his contract
today and prepared to leave for
Florida with Paul Krichell. dean
of Yankee scouts. Sec. Mark Roth
and George Washburn. rookie
pitcher from Newark. They will
be joined in Washington by mana
ger Ioe Mccarthy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
His Girl Friend Is at State

Spartan officials somewhat leery about the
matter against schools policy accept transfer
students it's of athletic ability, too-wel
Neither school stir up i'll feeling
so they taking easy Mr. Walter Derby of
Fremont.
Confidentay Michigan State has got that Michigan
hasn't got is strictly personal matter short Michigan State
Is the school where Derbys girl friend attends.
Clair Bee Long Island University basketball coach was
severely incident in the Backbrds with
Michigan State when he threw two dollar bills playing
gesture buy the officials But Big Frank Mekules
Spartan forward from different angle.
Those weren't dollar bills" said big Frank. They
twens I'm only sorryI didn't have time to
stop and pick them up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

faculty singles meet. won by
Lloyd Brazil head basketball
coach. Two years later Duke
added A and b student doubles
Journeys. The following year he
inaugurated the A and B faculty
doubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

modest way back in 1881 when
Duke sponsored the first A and
b student handball singles meets.
Jack Gibbons. son of Tom Glib
bons of fistic fame. won. The
tourney caught on at once and be-
came a fixture on the L. of d.
sports program.
In 1885 Duke sponsored the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 22.-Shocks
and surprises failed to shake the
University of Michigan track
teams tremendous power last
night and the Wolverines scored
a victory. 6O-44. over the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh, defending
champion of the &c "A in the
seasons first indoor meet at Yost
Field House.
In retrospect, the visiting squad
does not appear nearly capable
of matching Michigan. But $500
interested fans saw Pitt stars
stage a valiant battle before sue
cumbing to their better equipped
opponents.
They scored upsets in the two
mile. quarter-mile and half-mile,
and with speedy Hal Stickel
breezing home first in the 65-yard
low hurdles and 60-yard dash. al
most completely dominated the
running events. That was the end
of the Pittsburgh saga, however.
SET POLE VAULT MARK
Michigan dominated the rest of
the field, and in Charley Decker,
presented the only record-breaker
of the evening. The dark haired
Michigan youth cleared 13 feet,
10$4 inches in the pole vault to
break the all-time university rec
ord, set in 1884, by two inches.
1t was more the versatility as
demonstrated by Frank Mccarthy
sophomore from Birmingham,
Mich, which typified the Wolver-
lines performance. Mccarthy won
second place in the 65-yard high
hurdles, the high jump. the broad
jump and a third in the high
jump.
Michigan had plenty of power in
the field events, too. Bill Carriers
first in the broad jump, 81 inches
more than McCarthy's best leap
was Pitts triumph. Capt. Don
Canham. Bob He ok, and Decker
closed the gates on the visitors in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
PLAYERS Needed Even for r.

Holsinger Michigan State backed coach, has been
beeged weeks by fellow coaches who planning to
T-formation Fall Holsinger
Chicago Bay Packer games for the De-
Lions when he serving under Doc
Spears at Wisconsin.
Therefore his business when it to Tfoma-
still believes it's just glamorized element oil
game which takes good players to make work Joes right
1t takes material first
Oklahoma A. national wrestling champion, is coming
face Michigan and Michigan
State Meyers who the Indianapolis 5OO-mie race
times, retired Says he will again
Day Dodgers practically eating their
hearts out Manager Durocher has them milk diet to
poundage you just imagine slipping beakers OF
milk their training field the Tropical
Brewery oang ankards Of malt brew being turned
More than 5000 spectators
turned out recently Square Garden watch indoor
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Frank Demaree Siqns

MIAMI. Feb. 22.-INS)-Out.
filder Frank Demaree signed a
1871 contract with the New York
Giants today, leaving eight other
players classified as official hold.
outs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Today's CYO Cage
Schedule
AT HARBOUR INTERMEDIATE

7.0O-St Catherine tNo. p " Nativity
G-Bl.
s.Oo-st Catherine no. i vs.. ST Mich
olas (L-Bl.
Boys Gym
7:OO-St David vs. st Edward G.-Bl.
S.OO-St Charles VS. st Rose LIB
At NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
6.00-St Luke VS. Blessed Sacrament
GLIB.
7.3O-st Anthony vs.. Resurrection LIB
s3O-st Margaret Mary vs.. santa
Nara (L-Bl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

TONIGT'S GAMES
Pittsburgh Mt Cleveland.
Bus alo at Hershey.
Indianapolis at Phi adelphia.
New Haven at Springfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
NARDONE LOSES

With the exception of Frisco
Nardone. who lost in the light
weight final TO Emmett Grier.
all of the Belt champions came
through with victories. Art Price
won over Cedric Flounory in a
featherweight battle that was one
of the features.
O'Neill Bell decisioned William
Grier, and Alfred Brown got the
nod over Jimmy Powers in other
bouts falling the way of Belt
champions. There wasn't a knock
out. technical or bona fide. all
evening.
Brewster won the team cham
pionship by coping three individ-
ual titles in the open and three in
the novice division. Trophy for
being the most outstanding novice
was awarded 10 Art Lansky who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Hayes Beats Ahern
Loser Proves His Gan,eness but BolDs to Belt Star;
Crier Is Winner OUer Nardone

There isn't gamer fighter in
the city of Detroit today than
Art Ahern, Annunciation middle
weight. But last night at Olympia
he was the most thoroughly
beaten fighter in the entire show
Charlie Hayes. National Dia-
mond Belt champion, administered
the trouncing in the Golden
Gloves open division final. Handi-
capped by an injured right hand
N the Belt tourney, Hayes showed
the injury was completely recov-
cred by landing at viii with both
hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
What They Say

MONK MEYER, former football West Point and
apan in the infantry Americas largest military
field, Hawaii: Listen, I'd give my left
coach a West Point"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

as much Kick left at the end OF clustering mile
he now has at the end of a two-me run"
BILLY URGES, New York Giant shortstop
who beaned by Bucky Walters last June:
81 don't think the will bother (he's in
Miami, Fla). Wen just have to find out whether
those dizzy spells return. II they should, can't
play ball. Right now I feel swell"
CHARLES FORSYTTiE state high school
athletic director: "Our 1941 state basketball tour
nament should draw the greatest entry of all time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

BRANCH RICKEY of the ST Louis Cardinals:
II talked one day with the president Of the Uni
versty Of Pennsylvania. He told that II
Christy Mathewson, who great pitcher,
should come to his school. pay his way and meet
all the requirements of the university he could
see reason why Christy shouldn't take part
right then In college sports.r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
HOCKEY

TONIGTN GAMES
DETROIT at Toronto.
Chicago at Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Lays
In End Half,
Bows, 44-31
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Maybe il was because. as the
teams coach. Newman Ertell, said:
I'VE couldn't hit a shot"
Or maybe it was because the
opposition presented too much
hustle.
Or maybe il was because the
home teams scoring balance was
a far cry from that of the opposi-
ton.
Despite the reason. however, the
result was the same. Wayne Uni
versity's basketball team played
one of its poorer games of the sea-
son last night in bowling TO Akron.
44-3l. at the Central High gym.
SCORE NOT JUSTICE
The score doesn't do the Wayne
team justice. For half the home
forces outplayed the invaders who
came TO town with 52-point av-
erage for their last nine games.
Wayne was out in front, 20-l6.
when the second half started.
Then the fun-the Akron fun
started. For the next 10 minutes,
there wasn't much of anything ac-
complished by Wayne
While holding the Tartars to a
single basket by Paul Nunez,
Akron doubled its total. The big
noises in the spree were big
Johnny Lutsch (6 feet inches)
with two baskets and a pair of
fouls. and small Harold Rosenthal
IS feet 5 inches) with two baskets.
MORE POWER TACTICS
Akron resumed its power tactics
after Gerard Richards bounced one
in for Wayne at the halfway mark
in the second period The Ohio
team was just making sure it
evened the series with Wayne.
Each team now has won twice.
Lutsch and Ben Flossie divided
scoring honors for Akron with II
points apiece. Nunez led Wayne
with six.
The AkfOn i've takes on Law
renee Tech at I4aekett Field House
tonight. Wayne has nothing on the
docket until next Thursday when
the Tartars conclude their sched-
ule facing Western State at Cen
trail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
MICHIGAN-oNTARIo LEAGUE

@Play MuskegOn away games.
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Windsor !, Guelph s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

WALTER MEIIL, the miller who was asked
II he thought Gregory Rice could drop down to
and beat the top mers at their favorite distance:
I'd the pAce lot faster. and doubt II he would have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

decisioned Charles Rouselle in
welterweight final.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

EASTERN DIVISION
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
P~ascagoula School :.


NContinued From Page onel
cratic view point Of The needs Of
the school and is operation may
be obtained By beth the teachers
and the students This is the first
time such q program has been un-
dertaken in the city schools.
T7aose nominated are az folIowz:
seniors-Bm uautisr. John Wesley
Cook. Edward MCCOY. Jack Ma
haffey, Jean RIOS. Joan walker.
Dorothy Hague and Betty Ezrile.
JuniorS-Norma Lee Steinhanef.
Jean Bernd, Billie Koch. Joe Suart-
won't. Ernest RIOS and Carol Clif-
ford. Sophomores-Neil Hudson.
Marian Huffman. Klein Thornton
and Carl Meeehee. Freshmen
Lewis Webb. Jane Herring and
Barbara Renfroe.
The faculty viii make is asAe-
ton from this List. The representa-
fives chosen Will meet with khe
faculty representatives al regular
periods. or n necessary at special
cali Of the principal. 10 discuss and
study the problems involving the
welfare u tbs high school and aae
students.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Moss Point Opens =.

tContlnned FROM psEe onsl
the campaign was distributed - =
A. Khayat
The cosnrniltee chaifsnen Nho are
assisting IN nhe campaign are Mr.
Marvin Yawn. hn r. G Ley. Mrs
Axei pedersen. Mn J n uEbaan
Sr. Rev. +. a. west G n wAiker-
son. Rev. J. r. Brock ! b dfh3un
sr- Proof r. l. FURRY. ". " Bar
ber, X w Durham N Iee. Fgauk
Rpann. Jr- Jack Turner. cFFff sly
nesd. Homer ore9osy and = A.
KhayMG
The drive In this AREA openea on
Asmikface nay. Tuesday of TITS
week. and ciiiEens are asked 70 KfvA
their fun cooperation ard support
20 this great charitable campaign.
The district has been asked for
COO members and $50 81 dnnstigna
The campaign wAil b carried on
until Thanksgiving Day. These IN
charge are hopeful q exceeding ne
quota.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
LOCAL RESIDENTS ASKED
TO HAVE SOLDIER GUESTS
ON THANKSGIVING DAY
Many Boys Are Far From Home And woaA Welceme
Hospitality OF Families In This Ares
Says Major Rregh.

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% aupruxansteix 80 spkdieFs fruHn
Keesier Fe11 CAmp Sheing and thn
p~rnznnnlx Naval Training ncnool On
uanksxfvinx Day. next Thursday
November 20 Il h aaked that nosass
b. oxerea g use soldiers or hAk
day and that FNstdsnaz have one O.
nzoze q ahsss boys a. tneir dinner
gus4sA
ne entertainment q these
soldierN al of whom z Gar Away
from houne. was planned - = meet
ing a. TIE Co-ordlnAting Ccuncii
held Tuesday night 81 TIE PAscA-
eoula MuntcipAi Beach Park AAj0g
james r. Bruth. eummnnding officer
nf the Arrays Recreat1cEszl Camp ~
the park. requested that tire people
take these soldiers tntn their homes
for Thanksgiving dinner On that
day.
some q the men who win cone
from Pensacola arr British r. A. y
cadets IN training there. To them
THANKSGIVING celebration az Amefa-
ca Is new. but 20 the American boyl
VINO VIII come from Keesler Field
ard Camp shelby. Il n q beloved
institution. part Of their livea.
These soldiers are many mile.
from home and the Thanksgiving
dinners they had been accustomed
% have with their families viii b
missed this year There viii be many
heavy hearts among thes boys. WIND
~ separated from their friends and
families on this occasion. giving
and sacrificing IN order that their
country and our country can BE-
made safe for Democracy. 50 thai
the liberties and peace which ~
have been enjoying might continue
Future ThanksgivinEs depend on ths
training Of these men and We owt
Il to them 20 show our appreciation. =
said Mrs. Warren b Seeley. chair
ma Of the council
Thoee who ~ have or more
Of these soldiers IS their Thanks
giving dinner guests are requested
70 telephone Mrs. Sceley at Toi o.
ST. O. contact some other member
of the Coordinafing Council. SC
That these men can be assigned
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made up Of one representative from
each civic organization IN Pasca-
goula and Moss Point and their
function Is 70 provide entertain
ment and recreation for the men
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14


nues TO take care Of the operation
Of the city rs L should be.
A big increase IN the valuation Of
public utilities also Is anticipated BY
the city officials. The power CON-
pantes. telegraph and telephone
companies operating IN the city all
have made big improvements dur
ing the past year which should re-
suit In additional revenues for the
city.
Last year the public utilities in
Pascaaouia were set 81 approximate
" ti70.00o. Without an Increase
this would produce : revenue TO the
city Of e2605.
While the venue anticipated b.
the city officials for this year Is
slightly increased. they believe that
they will be able 70 carry on The
proper functioning Of the various
departments without hindranee,
through proper management. avoid
Ing any waste.