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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-15
. SERIAL STORY

YESTERDAY: Martha is rude to PauI, refusing his invitations to dinner, his requests to take her home. She calls Bill, makes plans to spend Sunday at camp, ex- plains that she is not seeing Paul nor Suzanne as often as she had ct first.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-15
RARITY OF TURF

Agua Caliente race track boasts a rarity of the turf--a pure white Thoroughbred named Flashing Steel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-15
ODD BOXING RULE

One of the Marquis of Queensber-
 " boxing rules states: No shoes or boots with springs allowed"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-15

COPYRIGHT. 1881. NEA SERVICE, ING
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
P~ascagOula Grid
Warriors Treke to
Columbia Warfield

The Pascagouia Panthers this
this week take to the road and
journey up to Columbia for their
last road game Of the season. The
game Will be played this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock in Columbia It is a
return game. as the last game be-
tween the two high school teams
was played in Paseagoula last year.
resulting in q win for the Column
bia boys led by the Matulich broth
ers.
The Panthers. suffering lack Of
weight and experience. have been in
a very bad way this eason and
they viii be worse off this week end
than they have been In some weeks.
Last week. against the st. Stanis-
iaus Rockachaws. the Painters lost
one Of the star guards, Marby
Penton. Penton win be sorely missed
and It has been a problem TO select
his successor. There Is Tortusen.
who can play any position on the
line: there Is Ken Seay who might
fill the gap. and there is Norbert
Slater who also can fiji any post
on the forward wall But who win
Coach Woodward select9 That IS
the question.
The Panthers will encounter some
more OF the Matulich boys this af-
ternoon- They are demons on the
gridiron turf. Besides there are
several other lads on the team who
are troublesome.
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f<0~poundnr. starts many OF thl
Mississippi games at Huvfus' POSI-
ton. You might think Coach Harry
MehTe did that just to make JInie
look larger. except that Fiack ecor-
ed one OF the other two touch
downs against Tulane. and ON a g.
yard launt Billy Sam. i55, Is an
other small star at Miss.
Johnny Bosch. Georgia Techs lit
tie magician, comes close 70 l5s
pounds. Typical Of Bosch at his
best was his performance against
Auburn. He threw two passes for
touchdowns, scored a third on q
W-yard punt runbaek. Washington
and Lees i5S-pound sophomore.
Harry Baugher. has done some high.
wide. and handsome running, In
Guiding an S5-yard kickoff return
against Richmond.
The Midwest offers two standouts
IN Bud-or Bob. II you'd rather
Higgins G4T. but don't breathe 3
word Of It TO Biermanl Of Minnesota
and Dave Nelson. i56. Of Michigan.
80
Higgins. who Sneaks out Of the
Gopher dressing room wifheut
weighing in fer fear Bernie Rier-
man viii learn his poundaEe and
drop him from the squad. scored
thrce touchdouns against Pitt and
looked better than fair against
Michigan'x huskicx He was fhN
hero Of the ST victory over North
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western. SIMPLIFYING ; lenchdown
fresh ~ yards ou1.

western. supplying : tsnchdown
frsm q yards essL
Kansas State depends on i47-
pound Frances Gwtn for speed and
desperation passing In q clutch.
Orv Mathews. Oklahomas sprint
star quarterback. weighs In at 100.
Missouri's Harry Ice, fresh from the
showers at 100 pounds. scored three
touchdowns IN four games-and ell
on long runs.
In the Southwest. s. NJ. U. has
four men under ie0 who divide
time with regular backfield starters.
Dick Miller. l47 is considered the
best Of the quartet. Dean Bagley, Q
i52-pounder. does q little Of every
thing for T. c. o.; two l55-pound-
ers Dwight Parks and Bill Cole
man. are starting backs for Baylor,
and Barron Ellis. same weight.
starts for Rice.
II must make the 200-pounders
pretty sore when these tiny teasers
keep slipping through and around
them for annoying-often point
maktng-runs. Like the Buckneil
behemoth who. after Petrella had
scored his fourth touch down Of
the afternoon through BuckneIls
line. looked up from his ignomtnious
spot on the turf and muttered:
Why can't the little squirt Just
keep en- guin'. right on out Of the
stadium and never come back"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Mess Point Tigers
Meet Kinds County
Aggies Here Today

The Moss Point football team. de-
fcated In is last three starts. at
tempts a comeback Friday in an af-
ternoan game against Kinds County
A. II s.
Little Is known ON the Coast
about the Aggiea but they usually
have q big. husky team which shines
on defense. The Kinds County lads
come from Raymond, a Junior Col
iege town and 50 they should be
smart football players
Moss Point. considered one %
the strongest teams on the coast at
the beginning Of the season. has
suffered upSets right and left until
nov their only chance to salvage
something from their season is 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Surveying The
Sporting Field

When they lost a 1870 decision to
U. NJ. S. last week, Moss Points
hopes for a post-season bowl tnvi-
tation were blown sky high. The
Tigers just can't seem to get In
high this year. They were definitely
fiat Saturday and the brand OF
ball which they played was yer
tanly not up 70 Moss Point stand
ards.
We don't mean to take any credit
away from u. NJ. s.. for they play
ed = bang-up game-in spots-but
they didn't have as much TO do with
the defeat OF Moss Point as the
Tigers. themselves. did.
The Moss Point lads can still re-
deem themselves and make the
most OF q not-so-good season BY
winning all Of the games remaining
on the schedule. This is much easier
said than done. however, as the
Kinds Co. and Piesyune Clubs are
both tough nuts to crack
blanchard q Co. Win
Doc" blanchard and Company
added Pascagoula 70 their string of
victories last Friday. As usual.
blanchard accounted for almost all
OF the points which the Rockachaws
made. He scored five touchdowns
and kicked three extra points 10
give st. Stanislaus its seventh VIC
tory OF the year. It Is remarkable
how much damage this blanchard
boy can do In so short q time. He
only played N half and four min
utes Of the second and yet he scor-
60 50 Of SO Stanislaus points.
noG4Iuna stlu u-nanfeasea
BoEniusa scored . total Of e8
points against Hammond last week
to keep its perfect record. AS usual.
score was a top-heavy one IN
favor Of the Lumberjacks. They
seem to delight in sinking their
enemy as deeply as possible. Wen.
after all $50 does look better than
go doesn't it7
G. G. N. A. Lozses
@. c. NJ. A. lost q close decision TO
W~oodlawn. . Birmingham. Alabama
team. The Woodlawn aggregation q
voted as one Of the best teams IA
Alabam this year. The Cadets team
was shot with injuries and couldn't
quite cope wiki the Alabama bows.
McComb stilI Hot
McComb Is still the hottest team
N Mississippi They jumped on
Iupeio with both feet last week, de-
leating the Tornadoes 35-6. An in
Leresting feature Of the game was
Iupelo's three blocked punts. Tu-
pelo had the ball deep within its
territory. They decided to punt
On second down. The kick was
blocked but Tupelo recovered. That
mace II third down and again Tupe-
o recovered q blocked punt. with
fourth down coming I'D. T1apelo
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win the two games remaining on
the schedule.
Several injuries have cropped up
on the Tiger squad @rootss stauter
star taiibaek. Is still nursing an in
lured shoulder while RAY Roberts
right end and place kicker deluxe
may be out with 3 injured leg
Coach Khayat has been putting
his charges through their pace
this week The practices included
plenty Of rough work. with scrim-
images every day. The bovs are
working harder than they have
worked this season. They hope TO
redeem themselves IN the eyes Of
the fans by winning this game and
then going on TO beat Pieayune.
John Davis, who has been moved
IRON guard 70 quarterback In the
last two games. viii probably STAR
IN that position. Tiny Wells wtli
hold down the tailback slot while
Junior Pierce and Everetie Harper
VII be at the halfback posts.
Though there NAV Be soue
~ IL ut AAE lie DE
starters include 'Cooters Faggare
sticky fingered pass receiver. a.
left end and Vernon Lacy viii b
at left tackle. Lewis Knaup who
played a great defensive game last
week, VII start at left guard
Goose Pierce. veteran User GER
ter, vii hold down that position.
a right guard Abe Bilbo vii set
the nod. while Aubrey Go1 xiIl &C
eupy The right tackle position Raw
Roberts vii play right end II as
INJURY permits II not, Everefte
Harper probably VII be shifted
from his baekfleld position witn
Prog Exams moving into his back
fed post Harper played IN ROB
place last week when he vas
Injured II the Z. NJ S game.
The fact that the game sin b
= the afternoon VII hurt
attendance considerably. bit 4
air crowd Is expected 70 witness TIE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
OUTSTANDING
Football Games
FOR THIS WEEKEND

Auburn W L. 5. u.
Alabama W Georgia Tech.
Arkansas W 5. NJ. Z.
Army - Pennsylvania
Hayler " Tulsa
Boston College W Tennessee
Brown - Harvard
Blackwell vs. George Washington
California W Oregon State
Centre " Georgia
Clemson vs. Wake Forest
Colgate VI Syracuse
Columbia W Michigan
Cornell " Dartmouth
Detroit " villAnova
Drake - TawA State
Duke " Nerth Carolina
naauezne W MlsA State
Florida " Miami
FurmAn ~ Soalh Carolina
Georgetown - =, Carolina 81
Hely CFess " Manhattan
Illinois - Ohio State
fowa W Minnesota
Kansas ST. " Kansas
Kentucky " Southwestern
Lzhigh - Virginia
louisiana Poiy. VI Hard slmm
Louisiana ST. NoEm. - 0aachita
Marquette vs. New hzexice
Maryland " '. n. /
Mizs. College - Spring HI
Miss Saukheru ~ Southwestern
y. Z. Z. IS Tulane
Northwestern " Metre Dane
Princeton " Yale
FHTaae - Wisconsin
Raee " Texas 4. q D.
Rutgers - Connectiea4
Santa Cara " St Mars iCaLl
Stanford ~ Washington State
Temple - Michigan state
T. {. u. " Texas
Vanderbilt W Louisville q.
Wake FeEest ~ Clemsen
wash. 4 Lee " Davfason
-Games played Friday, keT. 4
Nebraska - Pittsburgh
Missouri - OkIahoma
v. Virginia " Penn. STATE /
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MuNGER's TOUCHDOWN
TACTICS ANSWER

would 80 into field eozl form
alton. fake 3 field Eoal. and
tnroN q short pass 10 the end
Who has taken Two steuS aud
faces ne paSser. The oppost-
ton has already proven strong
against fed goals. having hur-
ned and nearly blocked two
Further The enemy l. expecting E
Held Eoal and the entire team
5 rushing TIE kicker.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
U. Nj. S. LAST PERIOD RALLY
CONQUERS MOSS POINT
TIGERS IN HARD BATTLE
Crippled Bengals Fight Back For Three Qgarters Before
Yielding Te Powerful Mobile Cadets
In Murphy Stadium


After three s~coreless Qaar1erk o.
q. IL. s. Cadets az Mohlle tusnea a.
the heat 70 defeat the Mos putnt
Tigerx BY q score q ~ 20 q awt
Saturday afternoon. IN q foaskan
game played AZ Aarpny Stadium il
Mobile.
The Cadets NoEe1 twkce n ne
last quarter. The first tally cane a
= 45-yArd run By AGAR. The necssna
score was made q few minutes later
when Yost passed 70 DUBOIS who
ran IS yards for The score.
The first Ulrve quarters were saow
and g-nfntercstlnR but both tears
opened up N the last eanto y. II
Kept the ball In the visitors terri
tory most Of the game. but time ard
again they weEe stopped only after
uey had penetrated deeply anG
we're In scoring poeition.
The Moss Point boys wBre able
70 gain consistently IN the midfieln
but when they approached TIE pay
dirt they begged down each tina.
Pumbles dogged the Tigers ali she
way. Once Stauter funded on his
own 20-ysrd line C give the Cadets
a golden opportunity % score. me
Tigers held. however and kicked out
The tempo Of the game picked up
In the last quarters with both teams
cutting loose with everything n
their repertoire Ia an attempk to
score.
U. NJ S. struck the first telling
blow Of the game IN the MIDDLE 81
the last quarter. They took the ball
on their Own ip-yard line and uzsnR
end runs and of tackle slants they
advanced the ball to the visitors
44-yard line. They made three first
downs on the way.
With q first down and 10 % 90
on the Tiger 44-yard line, Howard
Adair. soldier tailback, took the ball
through the center Of the line. cut
sharply to his right and raced down
the sideline 70 score standing I'd.
Adatr attempted to kick the extra
point but the ball sailed vide Of the
uprights.
Moss Point came charging back
with the kickoff. Tiny" Wells took
the oval and ran 70 the Moss Point
45-yard line before he was douned
From that point the Tigers staged
q march Of their own. Their new
offense began clicking as IL had not
done before that afternoon. They
moved Tor three successive first
downs. Then with q first down on
the U. NJ. s. 2I-yard line, Davis
Tipped q short pass 70 Pierce. The
ball just hit Pierce's fingers and
bounded into the waiting arms OF
Pick Mcmillan, who was downed
Immediately. This ended the Tigers
most serious threat Of the game.
They never got started again.
The Cadets, not satisfied with
their six point lead. came rzhsst
back up the field. They lugged the
pisskin to the 5-yard stripe on q
series Of running plays. Then, with
only 9 minute or 70 to play, the
Cadet Quarterback pulled = doubt
fui ptece 81 6tfA4eEg. xxzs can was
leading by only 6 points. 1t vas
only second down, but instead Of
running and killing time he elected
% pass. The play was successful.
Yost threw the ball into the waiting
arms Of Billy du Bols who sprinted
the remaining IS yards for 3 touch
down.
Shortly after this touchdown. the
game ended with the Tigers flIling
the air with passes In : vain AZ
tempt 70 score.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
TOUCHDOWN TACTICS
ANSWERS

I Eoald punt for the following
reasons Erst IL case you failed
e make 8 frs down the op-
pouent would have the bafi IN
Eoa0 scoring position Second a
punt out Of bounds deep Ia eaa-
nv territory would put them ID
g hoe. and you have tine enouzh
70 regain possession OF the baIl for
q desperate last-minule sco-inR
No need e be frantic ~
foaf minutes left Play Il safe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
TOUCHDOWN
TACTICS
BY LOWELL Red DAWSON
Tulane Football Coach


Tulane Football Coach
THE SITUATION It's your
ball fourth down on your Do
ponentS &S-yard line with = ward
and q half 20 so and four min
utes uf the second quarter e
naming The score IS 90.
Both teams appear TO BE- even
" matched on the offense and
defense The opposition has been
fairy successful with passes and
mas shown running strength.
Your own paSsers have not been
As effective because OF a wind
against them IN this quarter. but
the running attack has been con-
slstenuy good since the kIckoff.
especially on reyerSes and line
bucks You have a good passer.
a bFutSsng fullback and an ac-
citrate and dependable ticker.
mat your situation Nov. given
tie following choices
WHAT WOULD YOU Dos
1. Pass
? Run a reverse
) Send that fullbaek into the
line
& Puntg
= Try = fake pass and rum
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game. Tire Partners managed 70
stop The Rocks on several necAs-
ions during The remainder OF the
game They ven began to get their
offensive clicking At intervals but
these aeFe spaxmodic spurts and
theF spent a great time IN haltiug
thc Rockachavx goalward ti1Tusts
The game not only proved 70 be
disastrous for the Panthers. but II
also proved very costly a. It cost
them the services Of one OF their
best guards Marby penton. who
suffered broken ribs a. he attempt
Ell TO stop one Of the Rocks scoring
drives.
Outstanding for the Panthers was
the play Of Jimmy DaFvett In the
baekfield. JAMS Slater. Stone and
Roberts n the line.
Award Bonds
During the half the Beta Club Of
the Pascaeoula HIGH School gave
away three National Defense saw
inss Bondh With little Billy Stat
teFy Is master Of ceremonies. These
bonds. valued at Si8.T6 today and
which viii bc worth SIS each ten
years hence. were given TO Miss
MARY Alice Sparkman. Harry Wright
ard Ed Cody. Presentation of thr
bonds were made by Miss Hermine
Herring.
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down due 70 the aggressive
charge Of the opposing line and
Its blocking tactics. Despite your
II TO 0 lead the opposition gains
at viii through your line. all
though Il cannot score early In
the game. In the second half
your foes score q touchdown and
add the extra point. making it
Il 10 7. Late In the fourth period
YOU intercept . pass In your own
territory and carry the ball to
the oppoSitions eight yard line.
Three plays carry the ball to the
two yard line and it's fourth
down In front Of the goal posts
WHAT WOULD YoU DO
l. Running play for . touch
down?
2. Pass play for > touch
down?
. Reverse7
& Try Field goale
j. Field goal ferzmz4lsn and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

Ponca City. Okla. tAP)-Be.t
story going the rounds here concerns
3 father who set out TO give his
daughter a lesson IN wagering.
He waited for 4 scinch.s Their bet
her his months salary against her
four weeks stipend.
On. yes-the -cinch."
II was the University Of okla
aona = Santa Clara. which on
son N n u the seasons upsets
1876.
he daughter picked ou-eYen.
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tried for the third time 70 uunt ont
But this time the Tigers were NOS Is
pc denied The line swarmed IN On
the kicker. blocked the kick and r.
covered the ball In the end zone for
q touchdown-It must be some line
That can block three consecutive
punts.
Tidbils Fron Here And There
Ray Roberts. Moss Point end. has
demonstrated q remarkable ability
70 place kick this season His Cd
ucated toe has accounted for nine
points 70 date. He booted . field
goal N the Moss Point-St. Al0yzius
game and another In the 0ulfport
encounter. The lanky end has also
kicked three extra points.
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touch down
You have
scored another
on the return
Of a punt By
one of
backs who
made . long
run after re-
eeIvtng L. In
both instances
your tea m
missed scor-
Inc the point
after touch
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Future 3.y.l For
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W0AAN's PLACE IN COACH.s
CHAIR

San Antonio. Tex 6AP)-The
boys 81 Woodlavn Hill Elementary
school groaned when they discover
ed that none Of their men teachers
could coach football.
But nos they're cheering Mrs.
Joe Ward who stepped into the
breach.
MRS. Ward. q teaeher-and wife
Of a high school coach, figured she
heard enough football at home 10
teach the kas some.
They won one game. $50. and
tied one.
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WEE WILLIES KICK, RUN, PASS
WITH BEST OF FOOTBALL GIANTS
by y
AP Feature Service Writer

New York Todayss gridiron
giants must know a little Of the
embarrassment Goliath felt when
M David stepped up and put the
big guy cut OF commission with a
meakly slingxhot
Footballs scampcr scalawags are
having a banner year.
East West, North. ssuih. and
Middle weat. every section has
them. " IL II Isn't Junie Hevius
Of Mississippi It's Bunky Morris
OF Syracuse or bud Higgins Of
Minnesota OF Johnny Bosch Of
Georgia Tech-some Wee Willie
somewhere every Saturday Is
throwing the ball over the big
guys or carrying IL through their
trEu fer NEST humiitating gains.
$50.
The East offers one small back
who beats the big power guys at
Their own game He's Pepper Pc
irelia. iSs-pound senior halfback
At Penn State. No scat" back. as
the South calls the little hlpper-dip-
per guys, he's a power runner. a
little plunger with q hefty pair OF
shoulders that shake off would be
tacklers In the line. and with a pair
OF legs that carry him on q twist
ing, hard-to-guage pace once he's
tn the open. PlunKer7 Against Buck
nell he scored all Of Penn States
four touchdowns. each time from
close up where the bruiscrs usually
handie matters.
Bunny Murrta, red headed gvra-
essse Junior. f. 3 ft7-f1uuder with
NO respect for the sire of the Orange
opposition He averaged ~ yards 8
Try last year. Is matching that In
Il. His punts average 20 yards. and
he has personally conducted svra-
cuse on most OF their victory iaunts
He scored twice against Rutgers and
bad a 49-yard scoring effort called
back. And-oh ycs--he dropkicks.
but good Joe Arico. Dartmouth's
fs0-pound tailbaek. Is another
amazing flutter- foot from the East
and you can put Wllanovas Joe
Pezelsk In the same classification.
Look 10 the South and youTi see
more scat backs than cotton
fields. The smallest, II not the
most sensational. Is Alabamass
ls4-peund Roy Johnson who had
thrown five consecutive CONFLICT
ed passes At the last count.
But the big boy among the sbuth's
little boys Is Junie HoYiuz. the Mis-
slssippi menace vino PLAYS football
ike a miniature Jim Thorpe. His
fs-yaTd scoring run against Tulane
In the Rebels 20-i3 upset victory
might have been Just habit The Iss-
pound triple-threat has been run
ming Ike that for three years down
Ole Miss. Jackie Flack. q buriy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

Kuibyzhev. formerly samara. and
noV temporary capital Of TIE U. s
s R. Was named Ii honor q the
nan who had Non and defended i
foF the Soviet government
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TOUCHDOWN
TACTICS

ny GEORGE A. MUNGER
Univ. of Pennsylvania Coach
THE SITUATION: Your team.
as the result Of a tumble By the
Opposing team. has scored 9
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Starting Iinr-un.

Summary: Scoring touchdC=sm.
blanchard s. Schmidt Extra points,
blanchard , fplseements1. Rrst
downs GtAni2ia1s II pascazoula 4
PASSES attempted stanislAus Z, Pas
oasoulA 70. pasea compisteu paeca-
gouia I Passes intercepted b. stan
ixlaas , Penalties. Ssanl&laus 81
yards PNscagouia % yArds.
Substitution PaAeaEa1ia. +.
Siattery. } siattery. d Hewlett "
Slater. Hegwood. J Mahaffey. s
Kreh3 Y Beckham. G. Justice, c.
TorJusen. - KeiL f Wallace. X
Sea-. J Daggett. y Cox stAni4iaus
~ Murtagh " Waters. b. Kenny.
a. Mitchell. r Zimmerman. J cino.
J PERKINS ID Freeman and K Me
Auliffe,
O1lcial4-LloF Moore. Miss Col
lcee referee: Aflett Calf. umpire
Christmas. Miss. Southern. head
line8man.