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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
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Opening Ap.ll 2
ls4l Series Sshs1sls'
Dy % Mssehaass

oOpening Of Mount Clemens
Appreciation Day programs. dur
ing which eash awards oeo'
made - custouers q varioens
participoting ulGfeolnn1o, toGnQ
We - 1oe We6n1D1ly a1olD-
Noon, April =.
TIE IRA G ~ sssieo vi11'
Be held q 100 pm. a -
North sjde Of lie 11acenb eol1n-
" building In . ross1ncl1ou g
the program which, thEoon -
tbe 1870 0nlnnaoe $1,000 ~
The hieh in1GeoGe q GhGrDu1
issM 81 ssesas>s q meeerl!b
eouoty. u 81
IRiriy-sisAt sssrss ~ ~.
T. : - - a t. -: 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
County Approves
State Settlement
$500 psytssst "
Discharges on clsisv,

oThe Board Of Supervisors to-
dsy voted 70 pay the state 81, 500
IN rejected taxes % Z settlement
for . ISL ,410 claim against the
county.
AZ . recent meeting Of the
Legislative committee end The
State Auditor General h Lan-
sing the state agreed 70 Z q, go
settlement oG ~ claim aGninse
MscoRb eosanty ana Z caneeIla-
ton q Tie balance.
The boofd agreed unanimous
n - ~ IL omount out a the
general eonnty fund a ~ 10
0on q Dert v. Nunnojsy. q
Mount Clemnns. Nunno1ey o1sO
rpeomDendo1 that ~ eo0mit-
~ - eomplinented - driv.
~ Z d. boronin."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
.ained Out

81. LOUIS. April lS(p
The Arst game 81 ~ seasoa
fer the Amerlcan koaguo
champien Detrelt Tleogs W.
nine1 eut hers te1ay. New.
80 ~ Asker, ssbo6uDo0 -
poeaA ~ oDenes, Weeo q.
postod - tnke ~ uneua1 horo
tsoerrsw Ter ~ bslste1 ~
aagueal.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Guest Editorial
o., p1ee Four

OAne1Ass = n Da1ly nosai.
tss's soe1se g 0Uss1r o11esials
appooD . r1oe Z g eo6nyt
e6ooooo. 1van =. Jo1nBoon.
sAo1Bunnn c. - 1o11 Soovnr
~ As01 - 0eun1v oe1ve
- - su1Aes q oo1lOt -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

= Only maintenance \ men and
kiln attendants were Inside the
struck Mount Cleu6ns Pottery
company plant today q IS
peaceful pickets sh,lffled In the
roadway outside.
The strike, described BY Steve
Anderson, presi4ent Of the
United Pottery : Workers (CIO)
a an "aaafSted svkxlkout," came
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Wheel and Tire Stolen
From Car During Night

oRoy Hill, 29S Euclid, reported
to police this morning that o
spare wheel and tire were st0len
from his automobile while
parked in front Of his home
sometime last night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Budapest Says Pistols Blaze
Serbs Request in kenludly
German Terms Coal Fields
President Of Mine
Among Victims in
labos Strife

oMIDDLESBORO, KY, April
Is - up - Four men were
killed, eight others were In hos
pitfalls and an estimated - -
20 received medical treatnnsmf
early today after gunfire In th1s
southeast Kentucky soft coal
field. aSsSN.
The dad:
G. ~. Nho6sA %, Of Mt11lss-
baeo, preeidonts of the o9kl
RIDE Coal cnrqpany md @ -
Ax16rican A1nDciatien, y ss1oun-
hlnnGioa AZ - coal ninln0 -
tarGs&s which founded Mld0e1
-. w. sjvsrs, MiddlealsusGy
- presida19 and trsa&agee g
- coal ecalpany. I'M
4 hob RohIS0sn, Taxwell, 1nAs,
= 1ermer Tennessse hishwaS a..
trolman.
Sam Evans. Middlesp
nAinnf.
natroln6pn Guy Harts
~ l l y ~ M
oectIftG 1t o. HI 1E0lED1 4
side Of the Kentucky Tenn1pses
Linz near this mountain town
and followed . concentration of
minefs from this county - Bell
- and adjoining counties where
union miners have sought 70
stop IN operations on3iht ~
Element of work contrast nego-
tiations between the CIO- Unit
ed Mine Workers and coal OPP
orators "a the Appalachian field.
HAIL OFDEATH
The bloodshed came with q
blast Of bullets on 4 road lead
ing to the Fork Ridge Coal
company mine which ID about
one mile inside the Tennessee
line. -
Harrell said motorcades of
miners a1I61abled here last night
and proc1eded toward the mine,
which has worked throughout
See DEA1nS-rage :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

The Mount Clemens Pottery
management today continued
the policy % ailsnce which has
prevailed upon is part since
the wa1hput seenffod Monday
afternoeAs M ee1nment," WAS
thGs6ole resnQnGe granted In
curing newsp4ooemen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

man, roads leading to the plan
were desgrfsd this afternoon.
In sharp contrast. the stxeet3
were flooded with men and wo-s
men yesterday afternoon short
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
British Cruiser Sunk by Sub

nlONDON. AorI l5-(AP)-Loss Of the s. 45Oton cruiser
Bonoventue wo acknowledged tonight by the odmro She
os topedoed while oetne escort to convoy sold the
brief announcement
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Todt Inspects Nazi East Wall

oBERLN, April l5-tAP)-Minster Of Muni1Iorn Fritz
Todt Who built the Gemon Sieofrisd line. or hos
oone to OsroIeko (PoIond) with three Of his cIo eoor-
otors for extensive inspection Of Gemoys eos icsts-
cotions. 49, s#A
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

gymnasium and bowling alley.
reception hall for social affairs
See SHARkS-RAee 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
10000 Tons Sent to Bottom

oBERLIN, April s. tAP)-Noz dive bonbers have sunk
or domooed 10000 Of British ronsports and supply
sps in the hobor Of Proeus Athens the Geou press
reported todoy HE heels Of nto dispatches deeorin0
the British we're preparing to Withdrew from Greece
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

Dy HOWARD W. DLAxK9LEB
ESTATE COLLEGE, Pa, April
iS-R-A discovery that may
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
NOrweaians Make Daring Raid

okEW YORK. April lS-tAPl-Norxso!on novoI to!ce:
,sno one Of the destroyes Boin Obtained from the United
Sotes mode an extremely successful" raid n northern Nor
wov last nioht the Norwegian Telegram 6ureou sold to-
doy quoting msssoos from the Noneo'o" 'eoouon N
London. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
ReuOrt Slavs Seek Terms

eRoME, April l5--tAP!-A Berlin report thot Yuoosov'o
had asked for stiee with the oxs wos reeeeveo oooy
in ltolion newspaper circles.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
S1nk as Blast Port Of Athens

aA11iENS ApriI l5-tAP)-The GsTnon dir force mode
five ossouts this morning on tire horos Of Prosus the port
Of Athens the Raj announced ond five were
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Quiet Prevails in lP ottery
Staf h; lex ets IN !

NJ ~ ~ ss.gla ~. leYss ~ 2SsF 74E
II aflsE NJ Nalksuk a -
crowd 49, siliksrs AM sleytl
worksrs aliiea Mo lsft Ne plant
- sTkllEK -Pass !
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

oeERLlN. April l5-tAP)-ON6, offieiol Common news
ooency sold in dspoch from Copenhagen today that TIE
newspaper Foedrelondet denondsd sdtosiolk that Osno
brock off diplomatic relations with the Onted Stotes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Surveying The
Sporting Field

When the Gulf Coast Military
Academy football team meets 81.
stanikiaua this week the sparks are
going to fly. Rtanislaus' perfect
rs7ur6 IS as stake 50 they ran be
expected to play their usual excel
lent brand Of football, Dee Blan-
ehard has led hts team 90 victory
IN every game they have played
this year and he viii be the spark
plug IN this contest too unless We
are badly mistaken
Last week the Rocks scored an
impressive victory pver Lyon High.
the Rockachaws relied over the
Louisiana lads 20 wind UP on the
long end OF a ASIA score. Lyon
High was rated as q pretty good"
team. but then Il takes q better
than average team 10 even make u
showing against blanchard and
Company.
An interesting thing about this
game was that. contrary 20 the
usual order OF things. blanchard
was not the high point man. The
2o0-lb. falIback scored two touch
downs and set 40 several Of the
others. but his teammate, Kicfer.
scored three times 10 lead the scof-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Enough Golf Is
Enough-S0 Hogan
Goes Hunting

Fort Worth. TexaA-Ben Hogan.
the mighty mite OF Eolfdom. Is fed
Up on tournament play--at least
for the present
Tne little guy with the Herculean
swing l. home for q visit until
Christmas time.
I'm slck of tournaments" said
Hogan. 7 want 70 60 hunting
The wfry young man who has
been the nations leading money
winner among the links pros for
two seasons. declared he was over
golfed and that Il cant look a golf
bah IN the face
Hogan won some $4,000 during
the 1871 season but right now
you'd have 70 put up 3 kings ran
& into get Zen In q tournament
He'd rather talk about football
and hunting and incsyuts taxes.
He admitted he would have "a
pas quite a sum TO the government
this year but declared he wa glad
70.
@fts8 going for something worth
while this year he said.
Somehow he got Il 70 Colonial
Club where THIS years national
open WAS played A kid walked up
with q golf ball for oHgan to auto
graph.
The mighty mite Obliged but
ahundaFNd.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Washington In all other counties.
there Is no open deer hunting YEA
son.
Dove hunting Is shortened IS days
this year for 8 - day run. due % .
Federal survey finding the status Of
the bird 70 be worse than anticspat-
IS . result Of the severe storm OF
January. 1870.
Opening December /. the dove
season runs through January IL.
with the daily bag limit II and the
possession limit Il.
Trapping of skunk. weasel. mink.
raccoon and mttskrat begins No
vernber Is and run through Janu-
airy 81. IN all counties Of the state
except Grenada. Kinds. Ranktns.
Madison. Coptah. Simpson. Clay.
Amite. Franklin and Pike.
The woodcock season opens De-
cember IS and closes December %.
with the daily bag limit ! and pos
session allowance 9.
In connection with the hunting Of
ducks. geese. brant. coot, woodduck.
~buffiehead and red head ducks,
hunters are reminded that they
must purchase the 81 federal duck
stamn IN addition 70 the regular
state hunting license. The duck
geese season opened November 2
and closes December 81.
The season on Wilson's Snipe Is
closed this year IN Mississippi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

tr4tE ny 0uAfAEEH
Moss Point o 7 f1-1T
Kinds A. n 8 0 0 Q o. 0
SUMMARY SCORING toHChdowns
stAuteF. Harper, Franklin. Wells.
Extra point Roberts tpiacementl-
FIRST downs. Moss Point -. Kinds 4
Passes attempted Mess Point ~.
Kinds 2 Passes completed. M0@
Point 2 Kinds !. Passes intercept
ed. Kinds 2, Moss Point 4 Penalties
Moss Point IS yards. Kinds % yards
substliutionk-Moss Polrt. Scott
Lacey. C Faggard, Gibson. v. Wells
Franklin. Dantzler. Clay. Kinds
arausr. Ia0rnx. e, Lancaster and
augr1
Officials-Arlett Calf, refereet
Thompson fMiss. State. umpire.
D stauter prrkinstonl. headlines
man: Christmas Miss- College, /.
field Judge.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

are going 20 see every type Of VIC
lence known 10 the imagination cut
loose when these animals Try TO Out
wit their human foes and In nauti-
cal terms best known 70 this sec
ton Of the country. their antics uill
be a combination Of fury. turmoil
ferment. storm. tempest squalls.
hurricanes ana wat4Hspouts It's
going TO be rough satl.ugl
In addition TO all the excitement
and thrills Of the fodeo and bull
fight scores of beautiful girls from
a. many cities viii vie for the title
-Ail-AmeYiean Rodeo Victory Girl
and the three day all-expense-paid
alrplane flight 20 Mexico City where
she win be the guest OF the rodeo
producer and Mexican officials ANY
girl who can secure a sponsor for
this contest Is eligible 70 enter and
every city IN the South Is invited 70
sponsor q Queen % determine the
Victory Girl of the nation
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
HUNTING SEASONS
TAKES BROADENED
THIS YEAR

jackson Miss. Nos ie-AwAre q
ire fact mat -q1aI are where yoA
find them Mississippa Epozunm
are rcady-and eager-to tackle unat
5o6 with q great deal o. anticipated
pleasure The quail SEASON opens
December 10 and continues through
February 20
Closer a. hand are the oprnin9 Of
seasofl2 on posSarn- November IS.
deer on November - and doves On
December l. Already underway are
the seasons On migratory WATERFOWL
which opened November 2 and on
squirrel. opened october /.
Reports 10 the state Cams and
F3sh Commission indicate a good
supply of quail for this season. with
no particular area greatly oTeF-
stocked Large numbers Of eoTeys
have been discovered IN various
sections b. Game wardens.
The limit or quail remains n per
day. OF "A To possession
A three-way split season Is 20 be
operated on deer hunting this year
with q lagniappe period added from
January 10 10 January Is. both dates
inclusive. the first part Of the sea-
son, restricted 70 certain counties
/, opens November IS and runs
through December l. The second
half opens on Christmas Dag. De-
ceEnber IS and continues through
January l.
There h no change Ia the BAG
limit OF one buck per entire season,
does and fawnE not 20 be taken or
molested In connection with regli-
lationS governing deer hunting. the
commission reminds sportSmen that
II shall be unlawful for ans person
70 deal with a carcass or any part
Of the carcass Of any deer. IN such
way as 70 destroy the distinctive
evidence OF the sex OF the animal
until such time a. the carcass or al
the parts thereof have been convey
ed 10 the place Of the resident Of
thf captor II q resident of the
county m which the deer Is killed
or Until the carcass or al parts
thereof have been inspected By q
State Game Warden, OF IN the cas-
Of q nonresident of the county
until the carcass or all parts thereof
have been inspected by q State
Game Warden, and no person shall
have IN his possession ct ans time
before the inspection thereof has
been completed the carcass or ans
part OF parts Of the carcass Of ans
deer which has been dealt with In
violation Of this regulation.
In Ieake. Madison, Scott and
Rankin counties. there Is only ons
open season on deer. Il being from
November IS through December l.
Counties enjoying all three deer
hunting periods. November z5-De.
cember /, December 2S-January 1
and January lois. are Tuuica,
Qultman. Pamela. Tallalaatchie. Le-
fore. Sunfl0wer. Yaxpo. Humphreys,
Warren. Bolivar. Grenada. jackson,
George, Greene. Wayne. Adams.
Wilkinson. jefferson, Claiborne. Is
saquena, Sharkey. Holmes and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Ing One If his taIlYa came when ne
intercepted . pass and dashed 30
yards Tor q touchdown HIS other
smo scores we're made OF end Funa
Greenwood and Murtagh also added
thetr bit Each scorea \ touchdown
You can bet that g. G II "A b
nos going to take . baek-keat this
week-eVen 70 Blanchard The
Cadets defeated Cenrai High Of
jackson last week Tic That isn't
bad considering the fact that Jack
son has a first rate team uiis year
Inc Soldiers have zcored wins
over three Big S teams In ~ many
starts this year and brother. that
ainr has. T7ueg have q ese. fast,
weli-coached team and they are
going % be hard 20 beat. blanchard
OF no blanchard
Blg 5 Champs
When McComb defeated the
Orecnqlile Hornets 100 last week
they came within one game OF elneh-
ing the BIG 0 championship Only
Bro0khaven remains to be played
and uaen the Tigers may be declared
champs. They haze beaten every
thing they played THIS year and tae
BrookhAven eleven has little chance
Of stopping them
The McComh boys are rue cham
p4Sps 1HeY have eeeFysssDe-alses
ing. tackilng. ttBesSe running and
coaching.
T1loxe Who have seen them play
agree that their blocking works
with The precision Of @ machine.
Inc Hedge brothers and Vernon
KunfAnR are a. good Is any backs ir
the league The Tlgnrs have Fun ~
q total ~ 500 points Ii winning 1n
consecutive games this season. sHot
Moore has really turned out = swell
team thls year and they really de-
serve 4 bowl bud Of some kind.
Meridian ~ Hloyz' High
Speaking Of good teams. Meridian
really runs up against this
week They meet undefeated. united,
unsecured on Boys High Of Atlanta.
Georgia These boys have wun s
straight games aud scored the total
Of 353 points to their opponents 0.
That Is some record III ans league
This game gives Mississippi fans .
chance 20 compare Mississippi foot
ball with GeofeiaE-
BoEaln<a still Rides High
Bosalasa IS stan riding hiah. wide,
and handsome The Lumhxr1acks
are shooting for the eiaz A
championship OF Louisiana SO tal
ibis year they are undefeated and
united They meet fstHounsa thAs
week and If they ~ clear them
from tie path they vii elinch the
title.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Localan nd Collegiate Sports Reviewof The Week
OUTSTANDING
Football Games
FOR THIS WEEKEND

Array " wess Ttrsinla
Bassaa CelisEe - Ba@tan Z.
CentsnAnry " ssufhu@M Tsna
Ca1nmbta ~ Ceixate
Delaware e. ~ VISA Ceiaags
roFlda &. " Ge@KtA Tech
Fardhnsn ~ 81 Mays
rurman N Clemasen
4. ef Geerxfa N nArtmomth
Ganzaga " Washfngten state
Harvard " Yale
Haay Cre9s ~ Tempas
q. Of Iazhs " Msal So Gel
Indiana ~ Purdue
Iewa state " Kansas State
q. af Kansas ~ MizsoaFf
L. 81 Kenfaeky ~ Tcnnessse
LehiKh ~ Lafayette
Miami gEIA1 ~ :. Carasiaa
Michigan 81 " 0hte Weslyan
4. Of Michigan " Ohio stats
Minnesota ~ Wisconsin
Miss. State " sfflisap
Ole Miss ~ Arkansas
NEHT8AAA " tHAA
New Mexico - LsFeia II. ~
Nerth Carolina s. ~ Duke
Northwestern ~ Eliinols
Metre Dame ~ Southern Calf.
Oklahoma W Marquette
Oregon State " Montana
Pennsylvania " Cornell
Pittsburgh " Pennsylvania So
Pfnoeson ~ Navy
=. NJ. q. " Baylor
II. G. Z. " Rtee
UCEA w Sa-ss Clara
Vanderbilt vs. AiabamA
NiilanaEa " Auhurn
Washington q. " Oregon
Thursday. November %
Brown " Rutgers
La Normal w 8. W. Ia. Inst
Texas A 4 NJ " Texas
Tulsa " Arkansas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
(ny woman l Moran

tEy N0fU4aA IL a&9fa4f
me MosA Poans Tigers boufiees
haek into TIE Via column les
Rgtaay afternoon wa1sn they troane.
ed the Hints County A~grteAuita
Hlzh Schcz Eagles - = score Of z
20 d TIE Tigers although Mektni
xzanotisnn& azsa consistency Of per
fusnlanrs. caEns u1Foasn v1th sNWp'
tux laFustS q offensive pay Na1f
PIT Enezn sci out II front early 4
the game.
Il was uaa1nlY the defensive paa1
Of the Tigers whlrh accounted f0l
the xsctory. Led bl us perfoE1nAiacs
Of Eeerssie HAEgeEs ufo paved q
heads~Gp gains frozn start ~ finish
tlse Tixerk defense Va most IN
ureSxive. Harper tlnae and TINS
ngain brake 0lrUush % spear uaa
Eae5es AttaeM Ee diagnosed hae al
txrk Further evidence II MS alert
pany Vas niS taxing al nnsxpsctet
lateral ard running for = scare
On ms other hand Is was Paul
Tooa ssaatar vno sparksu ue
Tigers ogfe1Ase HIS hard driving ac-
counted for mues o the Tiger yard
ase
There was never any aount n 70
the outcome Of use same. b0t the
paay uf the Tigers IL the first hall,
especially. wA efxatk Funib@
proved costly 10 them and Al time
il1efF attack seemed % Just literally
bog down
me Tigers scored early Ii NE
raune wileu StAuteF. the triple
threat srzrkpluz. broke loose from
tlae 80 yaFa t&Ee ard scared Roberts
assempE 20 add une extra point from
placement fLased
The Tigers came hack strong In
the later part q The first period.
however and were right o. the goal
line unen Roberts fuEnbled The ball
and the EzGle4 recovered However.
On the following play the Tlgen
added 10 their 6c0tng b. another
ing the Eagles behind their goal
hfae for 3 safety.
From then Oh TIE Tigers attack
SEEMED 10 fab flat FuEnnles proved
costly However. they drove deep
into tkif Eagle territory IN m aerial
attack II the Closing minutes but
here something went wrong again
and with seconds left 10 play. ROB
erE attempted q field goal. which
FMS vide Of the goal posH
In the third period the Tigers
began - =esk asssT aazsssiy TeT
Launched another attack with de-
termination They drove down the
field with ssauteT doEEe most Of
the hal luEetnR He polished off
the drive with a Ss-ynrd canier
across the goal lime but the play wa
called back and Moss Point was
penalAxed. The attack tlaan failed.
In desperation the Eaglaz. deep
II their ozn territory. n1sfefak 70
battle their way CIT and went 20
the air. Boiler. the Eagles out
standing player Of the day. tossed
q pass intended for Bel. and Davis
Of the Tigers cut n and intercepted
the ball. On the 80 yard line. He
WAs lacked - he reached the -
but quickly he lateralled the ball 70
Harper NC Ezs on the 2-yard line
azzd rau and Sidesiepped hk way
tne remaining distance 70 score
ztandlEs Up Roberts p~lace-kicked
ne extra point
Early IL the third period. the
Tigers Reserves scored another
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
New Orleans ROdeO
Expects To Attract
Many Local Sports

New orIeans La. BpeeialD-World
renown stock. Including some OF the
nearest critters from Old Mexico.
that viii he used IN the coicFfnl
R0deo and Bun fight to be staged
her November 2i-z1 inclusive. are
arriving IN this historical city.
Brahma bulls. steers. calves b. the
truck loads. are being stabbed IN
preparation for the AIl-American
Rodeo and Bull Fight 70 be held In
the Municipal Auditorium and agon-
sured by the New Orleans Police
Department Baking brnEaes. ropsng
horses. quadrilie dancing horses and
Just plain outlaws are peefing
through fences az the hundreds Of
people who gather daily 20 see stock
such rs many OF whom had never
seen before only IN the movies.
such famous rndeo stock as boosted
by Clyde Miller Of Waterloo, Iowa
Red Lyons OF Byars. Texas. Beufier
brothers OF ELK CITY. Oklahoma
and MeLemore and Griffin OF
Alexandria. La. and Little Rock.
Arkansas will be used In presenting
the world Champion cowboys Rnn
eovEirk to New Orleans and her
visitors.
Prom the PampaS OF Old Mexico
VII rome the most dangerous bull
Of the nation Bulls noted for thai
ieFuctty ii neakinn to XIII the Tor
reader who aareS 10 face tlGna Ia
e16Hhat Although the bulls will noe
be killed IN The New Orleans fight
due 70 American laws prohibiting
such exhibitions. many OF she lead
ing Seniors and senorita fighters
wtfl duel the bulls with all the art
and skin Of the masters they are.
Spectators from the Gulf states
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
MOSS POINT TIGERS
SMOTHER KINDS EAGLES
27-O FRIDA YAFTERNO0N
Power Of Bengaks Fails 10 Shift Into High Gear But Force
Is Sufficient 10 Score Convincing Victory
over Boys From Raymond.

tourhd1Wan. after turning IN some
playing Vernon Wells started the
attHek when he TOOK q puns on uae
Mos Point &C yard lire and return
ed 4 20 the EzgieF "A Here they
loss the ball on . fumble On the
following play Bosler attempted -
punt out bot the kick waas blocked
- the Tigers awarmed ia and Dickie
Franklin. reserve eack. acooptd ap
the ban on u1e 70 yard line and
ran for . touchdown.
II the forward wall f0F ths
Tigers. Biiba was particularly oft
standing and played q fire game
Of ball
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Panthers Swamped
by Columbia Wildcats

Suffering their worst defeat Of the
year, the Paseagoula Partners re-
turned last Friday from Columbia
where they we're beaten b. ne
Columbia High School Wildcats b.
a score CO 81 to O. The Wildcats
were too powerful for the Painters
10 cope with and the latter gere
completely outeiaSsed and out
played
Tne Cats scored almost At viii
over the Partners vino were weaker
on this occasion than they have
been ~ any time this season with
The loss OF several students. who
transferred since the first Of the
yaar, and the casualties suffered in
more recent games. the Pantherx
put up q valiant. but hopeless bat
tie.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
HERE'S THE SPARK THAT FIRES TEXAS

III WEIF1N U@FHE
E0oTBALL's baek-of-the-year may be an over
Il stuffed half pint from Texas-Jack Grain. The
standout star of a powerful University of Texas team.
Jack made his early reputation as a speedy ball carrier
two years ago. Late last fall he was made quarterback
and-partly because of his fine generalship-Texas
hasn't lost a game since. In the L~onghorns first six
games. Crain-playing only about half of each contest
personally gained TSP yards. Here's the Jackrabbit Of
the Southwest: