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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
HIGH SCHOOL
FOUNDATION
TO BE LAID
Demolition Of Old Central
Building Is romDleted This
Week. Foundation Pouring Of
Negro school Completed

Demolition Of the former Central
high school building has been CON-
pseted ana foundation for the S25s.-
0oo modern system now under con-
struction viii be laid early In nexs
seek. officials announced IN Moss
Point today. The laying Of the
foundation for the negro school
building was completed this week.
Although hampered by inclement
weather q large part Of the time
since Ghe contract was awarded,
su4leT ineudent A L. Monroe Of the
city school system stated that defin-
tie progress Is being made. The gen
esaI contract was awarded TO the
Burke CONSTRUCTION Company OF
New Orleans on February IS. fol-
lowing procurement Of additional
federal funds BY city and school Of
nciaIs. k173.o00 Is available Tor con-
sfructing and equipping the system
sl4seoa OF which was made avail
able through the Department Of
Fanl8c WORKS.
During construction. classes r
neing hello in the Annex "a re-
Gently constructed addition TO the
former building which VIII become
q part Of the new structures. the
newly constructed gymnasium. and
the First Methodist Church Off,
eials hope that the new building vii
BE- available BY the opening Of the
fall term.
Government allotted funds for the
structure were made available as
the result o. defense activity IN this
area and were secured By the e.
forts Of city and school officials
OF the amount involved $3.50 600
was provided through 8 bond issue
q the city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Destroyers Launched
Another COmmis'i0n'd
Ahead OF Schedule

Boston. April i6--In 8 double
launching teasY. the z S destroy
ers Bennett and Fullam slid into the
water Of Boston Bay 70 boost Uncle
SINS ever growing Bridge -
ships Following the launching.
the keek Of the Hal aud Conner.
two neN destroy en. were laid
ID Hex YORK today. the destroyer
U S S Duncan. vas commissioned
for SERVICE IN the Brooklyn navy
yaYd = fuil five months ahead -
scnecaIe
Tne DGnca1 commentaries TIE
ngme Of : Revolutionary War hero.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
COMMISSION PREPARES
OF NEW GAME
n FISH REGULATIONS
Powers To Inflict Heavy Penalties On
Persons Guilty OF Stream Pollution
IN State.

n Il Els senior acquatH pnyzl-
elegAl . NJ I. s Fzh ard Wild
life Service With headquarters a4
Columbia 10 : recognized AZ
hority e. stream pollution I Was
DE- Els Eho conducted TIE lnEezEk-
cations following the killing q nil
hCus e Eisa n The PaScagoalz River
and Is Tributaries last summer aud
ian and traced TIE pollution . Is
source Aflef Receiving his rspart.
mssn I'll sFaft Us rules. FeEaIz-
tie Nislsaae Game and Fsh Gen.
t.ous and penalties.
legislators Can Bet
Under tsHz q Ghe senate BlH %.
fconanued % Page e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
B0NDAND WOOD
NAMED HEADS
CLUB
NfaaFaf Np4nn and PeteFxeli
AanEd uifsstorS: Mas4ro~ TIE
EiaKtea Secretary az Moss
raln4 Glah

Louis Bond formcr vice -uresi-
DENT. aas elected president Of the
Moss paiDs Rotary club THURSDAY
IN tire regular election Of officers
Gregory Wood merchant was elect
~ 90 serve S. yice-prc1ideus and
"a 4 Monroe was Reelected a.
srretary
z a KflayAt. Prank snann II
nd Saul p~eterxegi wrrc elected e
the hoard q director ~ the club
Bend Is connected with the United
sfafes Department. Of Agriculture
md i ueil knoxn IN civic circles
8here he has been very active IN
recent wears. He succeeds G p
Wood. mayor Of Mos Point as
nreAfsnt % tlte club and ohservers
eel that his election Is a tribute %
his service IN the past
The Rotary club broke a precedent
today b. elertlng the Youngest
Group 81 officers and directors IN
Tire history Of the cluh Election
was bg ballot and without nomina
a0n. the winner finely being de-
tsrminnd ~ ths process Of elimin-
alton
Monroe has served the eluk q
secretary for 8 number ~ years ant
ucrfoFma his duties IL such an ef-
fielens manner that no change IN
that 1fflnE i considered Tribute
nage been paid him by each ad-
mtnlskTasson Of the club ard high
rankina Rotary officials
All members Of the hoard q d.
reetors ARE aggressive youne busl-
ness q professional men and mem
bers feel that the club Is IN for a
year Of activity and achievement
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

investigations haze ben started
and studies are being mace b the
Mississippi state Game and FISH
Commission with the cooperation
q ne United state Fzh and Wild
lie Service with TIE kea Of pGt-
ting e al end al causes q paliuti0n
- re fresh water streams q the
szaae This Is belns aone pEpaFa-
te9 q he drafting q iaxz for en-
seH1enfenf OF he anEl-nauutiou
measures adopted b he recent
session q she state legislature
TIE Investigations are belnE con-
busted under the alHeeIHau q Dr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
COLORADO FAVORED IN MEET

Denver Arrii I5-Tne Colorado
Homana Colie9e Is q heavy favor
1ie - VII TIE feminine division q
ihe National INTERCOLLEGIATE TeIez
.graphle skeei Shoot Saturday Only
tao teams are entered bath from
ihaf 4IodI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Decrease In Revenue,
Increase In Expenses
Threaten RuruI Schools
Financial Problems Harass County
Operated Schools Says Superintendent
OF Education.

Warning that the fate Of rural schools Of this section
for the forthcoming term depended largely upon the patriot
ism ANA cooperation" Of the truck drivers, teachers and cir
gems of the various communities. was sounded today BY A. F
Megehee. county superintendent of education
1T all boIs aown 20 a matter Of simple arithmetic the
superintendent said. "the facts are simply this: We viii
nave ne more funds nett year than We had last year: we
have more expense next year than we had this year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
SCRAP AXIS"
DAY is SET
FOR APRIL Is
Leezi PaSs American Legion
Issues Call for All Jana Iren
- slap the Axis

Saturday. April IS has been des-
ignalsa Is scrap the Axik day By
the jackson County Pos Of aIe
Aa1erAean Legion. according 20 an
announcement made b L l. stlgier
commander.
We are calling or eseFYune-men.
uanaen ard ehiidren-to AID IN this
effaxI. Mr.. s;lgler said
4 paecc 81 scfap iron ouiY Tour
O i've aacnes lons I'll provide a
laEe1.
y great many SeopIe are lndli-
fEFezlE IL the absolute necessity for
THIS sron IN our time q need. Ia
ADDED.
Tt Legion Is asking that the tror
= brought TO the vacant % next
Continued OF Pare g.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Absentee Ballots For
Service Men Sought

W xhington April 70 Hnpneseur
tatise Martin 81 Massachusetts,
House Republican ieznsf. iuirodue-
80 ? blii to-day 10 enable men IN the
armed services 70 Soie D. absentee
ballot in November congressional
and state eiecttons and also IN
primaries To rick The candidates
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
MOSS POINT
TRACKSTERS
INVADE LAUREL
Eleven Tigers SET Fer south
Mississippi Event Tomorrow
L 0Bs Of Favored Contender

49, - EAH @HAAA
Mississippi Event Tomorrow
L one Of Favored Contender
TIE crack Moss polna track team
MI eamre.c ln the South Mtssis-
anHs meet lu Laurel SATURDAY. Of
fetal announced todeY Observers
osslsfs nat the traeksleus MAJ re-
"a tHF performance O last Fri
Gay Hueu they easily oaHaIstaneec
: ssfon fieid Ia TIRE aalf Cas-
ReaIonal event
Ine Zeal clnder hekers are
uukEu aitu the CUT Ceast Nil.
aaEf Academy team and tie Laurie
eo6g IS the strongest contender
b ne meet last wear lie Mos
Point Tram tuok the event Il thea
ssFaae aho sent en- % b. runners
an u Sue stIte meet
Although minus tie services o.
sYeraz q last wears key men IN
HgeH have a capable nan fo
sf1tx IL virtually every contest whr
#saaHa D. cole 10 piaee Whether Ok
Tot sop Muuels are taken rs thf
No Fafnt team EiI DEPEND OF
ne elas o. competition offered Is
re nass events Is Ire loeaI girk
ear + rated ss tap-uo4eh n any
aaax IeaR4e
Harper Bears Burden
hsat5fst burden rests q tn
shoulders ~ Eycuu HaFper. star a
ne meet last Heek HaTpeF areened
lh4aash tbr rcgioual meet a1th q
ilEsI paee m the high Jump broad
IAmH aaa pole vault events and
ne finished "a rerieel daY p Being
E membef of the mile relay team.
which placed secaud
Tuuaheat opposition il events for
aesz + expected from sae crack
Z { Il a team RHIan placed
Continued - Pee s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

The American Legion nov has an
enrolment O. iI07 0l5 ne IN
crease u ne last year was more
than 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

football opens Fifteen members of the 1941 Green
Bay Packers in the armed forces Baltimore booming
with industries and the Maryland tracks this spring
report betting UP rs per Ray Fisher University of
Michigan baseball COACH knows just how Billy Conn feels
had fight with Jimmy Smith, COINS father-inlaw while
playing with the Cincinnati Reds and recalls him
tough Wives of Los Angeles ball players have
barred from sitting boxes the home clubs dugout
Charley Robertson. who pitched perfect for the
White Sox against Tigers back 1922 operates
Smelling project Mineral Wells Tex Robertsons feat
the last perfect pitched the majors Dick Conger
and Charley Colbert former Tigers with Montreal Conger
the young pitcher California baZed Detroit
camp Lakeland Fla couple of He belongs
the Pirates In against San Antonio, Tulsa got
is men on only them scored When the
line failed the baseball fans of Hartford Conn., in the Eastern
League went through whole game without a hot dog
George his hreth year umpire the American
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Golden Man Beaten

Boy Anglers triumph was a mild
surprise. So was the victory OF
the Brown Hotel Stables Trustee
in the juvenile purse. Trustee was
we'll beaten by George Krehbiels
Golden Man q week before but
this time she finished six and a
half lengths in front of the colt,
which took third money behind
Dixiana's Shiny Penny. Golden
Man was a 40 favorite but his
chances were dimmed when Jockey
Sammy Parise bumped him with
the Bluebird Stock Farms
Khamcia coming out of the gate
Golden Man was knocked of
stride and was lucky TO be third
Marriage was one of three win.
ming favorites. the others beinc
Memory Book al 500 in the
opener and Stemwinder at So In
the last race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Long Stretch Duel

Marriage made his move on the
turn for home but Best Seller
didn't fade. The former Bradley
color bearer, with little urging
from apprentice Eric Guerin,
fought il out nose and nose all the
way down the stretch. He ap-
peared TO have Marriage by a
nose a stride from the wire, but
the Coward horse bobbed his nose
down TO get the decision just as
they hit the line. 1t was just a
two-horse race.
Marriage brought his owners
So, $50 as his end of the purse in
his fourth victory in eight starts
this year. He paid $3.50 straight.
Although Best Seller met defeat,
another former Bradley horse ran
TO honors in the Decoration Day
Handicap. which pre- d e d the
Alger. This was Boy Angler, which
scored a two and a half length
victory over the South American
horse. Samborombon, with third
money going 10 Displayer. T. NJ.
Dorset, winner of the Boots and
Saddles Handicap on opening day,
wound up sixth in the siX-furlong
sprint after failing to show any
run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Undefeated b
Clubs Meet in
Sdnd|ot Feature

JAW TIA and Dixie, two OF
the seven indicated teams in
the Detroit Baseball Federation S
32-club Class B division. collide
Sunday in the feature contest.
In Class A, Altes, defending
champion and on top in this sea-
sons race, plays Pepsi-Cola. 'Ehe
latter won its first game last week
after three successive setbacks.
Auto Club takes on Paris in the
other "A" game.
Bradford. winner of four straight
in Class B, tangles with Melvin
dale Boys Club in that divisions
feature. In Class d, which now
boasts IL teams. Ford Trade
Craftsmen, un bea ten in four
starts. plays Lithuanian Alliance.
The latter has won two and lost
none.
Heading the Firemen's Midget
Battalion 2 meets Bat
talon II. Both clubs have won
two out of three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
-. i. builds tee to escape from trap -.
Hale America
Sectional Test
Next for Stars

Michigan's leading golfers wi
spend this week brushing up the|
games for their biggest test OF III
season-the sectional trials Of N
Hale America tournament. Satu|
day and Sunday, June s and z, |
Detroit Country Club.
Close to 60 players will compel
in the two-day test of 81 holesI
lS holes the first day and 80 II
second. The low scorers will qud
ify for the finals in Chicago. Jul
1921.
The 81 Detroiters who qualifij
last Monday at Plum Hollow vi
he joined by players from Tole@
and Cleveland, as we'll as tho|
who qualified at Saginaw ai
Grand Rapids. Five Michigan prl
who played in the National PCj
also will be in the classy field
the Country Club. They are ]
Watrous. Joe Before and Bill Gr|
ham Of this district. Denny Chad
Ipagne Of Grand Rapids and Il
kosten OF Muskegon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Breaks 90 Against Tuck

Stainbacks breaks not all good He made
happy when the Yankees called him from Kansas City where
Tigers him in the Billy Hitchcock deal With the
Mike Chartak to Washington Sanback apparently
with the New York cuband then had to suffer fractured
knukle The fracture, suffered in batting practice Of
annoyance and the knucke joint expected to slip back
into place However the injury failed 10 heal properly
Buddy Hasse that Of the best things about playing
first base for the Yankees that Joe Gordon Phil Rzzuo
Frank Croset and Gerald Pddy all throw light balls Abe
Atte Is knockous in his first is fights and "a in his
first 30 Chicago is the only city in the American League that
doesn't better attendance this Len Mero the
Cubs brilliant kid shorsop sares Bob Lewis the clubs road
secretary with request for II tickets every time the club
plays Boston II the youngsters home and chance
for family party the bal park He had % relatives
game there The Yankees the srctest club far
for the players concerned They get two apiece
after plea but have to pay for seats thereafter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Del Baker Gordon in the "Whos better Cor
contest Gordon already great destined TO
be one a-time greats the Tiger manager predicts
HE can cover more ground pursuit plane and has
marvellous He make play back OF second and throw
strikes TO first while dangling the arthats gift from
God Though hits of the longest balls in the game ne
reached his top hitting He also has fine tempera
ment."
Lou Boudreau Roger Pecknpaugh studying movies
taken year determine just what AL Mlnar doing diff
ferenty Yawkey insisting that Joe Cronn take of
some weight just he has back shortsop Johnny
Pesy drafted Which, of course accounts for Joe work.
outs Cronin would stay the bench and let
Skeeter Newsome fill Peskys They say Gabe Paul
John Mcdonald secretaries of the Reds and Dodgers re-
specve haven't spoken each other for two Buck
complaining about the way the Washington nfeders
especially Jose Gomez-are playing the hitters George
Mcunn the Browns celebrated his thyr birthday Friday
/, /. /. He born in Balston Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
-. losses ball from bad lie IN woods -.
Golfers Beat Wink
From USGA on Rules
BY M. r. DRUKENBROD

Wartime golf is so different that
even the United States Golf Asso-
citation is willing to wink at GER
tain liberties being taken with the
hallowed royal and ancient code.
In a roundabout way, without
exactly committing themselves to
such things, the golf fathers admit
its conceivable golfers will dc
things now they'd never think OF
doing in normal times.
There's bound to be a certain
amount of handling of the ball,
that always has been
upon. And it now can be
done without bringing so much as
a blush to a golfers cheek. Any
thing to save golf balls, especially
those nice white, new ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Golfers Didn't Wait

It certainly is nice of the USGA
to relent a little and pass of
lightly these violations of the
rules. but Detroit golfers didn't
bother to wait for the official
wink. To conserve balls, they've
been doing everything the USGA
now hints at since the opening of
the season.
For instance, all but the most
daring have been switching to an
old ball before attempting a shot
over the lake on the sixteenth at
Oakland Hills. a second along
the lake on the eighth at Bloom
field Hills, or a second over the
river on the tenth at Clinton
Valley.
And certainly fellow can't be
blamed for teeing off with an old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Patsy Urso 10 Run
Nit Training Center

Fairview Gardens will open 4
a training center for amateur ar
professional fighters on Monda
Patsy Urso, former amateur ar
pro fighter. and well know
trainer Of amateur fighters, VI
be in charge of the new provir
grounds. Jimmy Rankin, long al
ISOLATED with Urso, will be Patsy
assistant.
Urso said facilities would \
available for any one wishing I
learn boxing. as well as for oldt
men who desire TO conditic
themselves. For the time bein
at least, hours will be from 3 I
s o. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Play Pro-Amateur

Many of the leaders here vi
get in their first practice hicks ID
the sectional this Monday 4
Orchard Lake in the second pr|
amateur of the season. III
popular metropolitan system aga|
will prevail.
Second round matches In III
MGA League are scheduled Fl
this Sunday.
Tuesdays tournament of III
Women's District will be at Rd
Run, with the Women's Metropo1
tan on Wednesday at Sunnybroo'
the second week in a row there.
Public course owners will be IN
guest of Jacob Landman at Bird
Hill, Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Exhibition Booked

Only Jimmy Demaret and Wd
ter Hagen of this district are e|
empt. They will be joined
Denny Shute. another of the cou|
try's outstanding pros. in an ext|
bition match in conjunction vii
the local trials. II Gene Saraz\
is here he also will play.
The exact lineup and the nun
Der OF places at stake here won
be known until the list is cor
piled by the USGA, but a stror
field, some nifty scoring and Ike,
competition are assured.
Admission tickets for the =
days will be S2.25 and for a 81
day Sl25. the entire proceed
going 10 the Navy Relief Socie,
and the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
CLASS A

CLASS A
Auto Club Va. Paris, Northwestern !
Pepsi-coia VS. Altes Belle Isle 8. 400
-Four Leaf Glover Va. Craftsmen. Jayne l.
{. p. W, A. VS.. Hazel Park. Belle Isl,
UAw 1877 VS.. Bill Mitchell Ives 1880.
JAW $50 vs. JAW 7. Ives. 400.
East side VS. Parsons, Belle Isle S. 400
Norsemen vs.. JAW 1874. Jayne 3, 90
Graham Paige VS.. Sans, Northwestern
Johns vs.. Griffin. Clark. 1880.
j. l, Hudson VS. South Fort Atkinson
Opticians W. e.. Andrews. Atkinson 2
4 90
Acme vs. Orioles Clark. 400
Arthurs W.. Grand River. Northwestern
Hoffman We Flex-o-Tub,, Northwestern
Dixie vs.. JAW ia, Northwestern /
McLouth v. vicksr,. Northwestern 3
4 90.
CLASS G
Bradford W. Melvindale Boys Club
Square Deal vs.. Northwest Merchants
Andrews vs. Universal. Cooley. 400.
United W.. Colonies, Northwestern q
400.
CLASS n
HaAgs w. Kowslski. Jayne 3, $50
St Johns CAntius We Brass Rail, Al
West SID, VS. JAW ia Juniors. Kerry
400.
Lithuanian Alliance ". Craftsmen. Lit
tlefield, 1880.
Ford Post vs. 800 Club, Jayn. 4. i.3o
Falcons W. Sweet sixteen, Atkinson 2
4 30
Van Dyks-Ou,e Drive vs. sprtngls A
C, Belle Isle 4. 30
Lincoln PARK Merchants va. Titans
Dingeman 1, 400
FIREMEN's MIDGETs
Battalion ! VS. Battalion Z, Atkinson Z
Battalion vs.. Battalion "a ST. clair.
Battalion 3. Va, Battalion II. Northwest
ern s.
Battalion 4 W. Battalion q. Bell. Isle Z
Battalion vs. Battalion Q, Cooley.
Battalion " Battalion 10. jayne T.
All games AZ 80 .. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Dickey Admits He's Ham Actor

Bill Dickey who with Babe Ruth acted In the Lou Gehrig
film, Pride of the Yankees" admits he's terrible actor
Bobby Doers wide open batting stance certainly hasn't
hurt the Boston second sacer The Central Conference track
field champions Milwaukee week will be staged by
day night The opens the afternoon and continues
under the lights Lieutenant Commander James Crowley
who will condition ers the University of North Carolina
has arranged football with Fordham Harvard Colgate
Syracuse Temple and Boston College Cornelius Warmer
DAM the sensational pole vauter credits his record jumps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Pitcher Charlie Fuchs left Sat-
urday night for Beaumont, Tex.
where he has been optioned by the
Detroit Tigers subject to 24-hour
recall IL was announced Saturday
by Tiger General Manager Jack
Zeller.
On the Texas League club Fuchs
will replace Les Mueller. who has
been indicted into the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

'Batted for Smith IN the seventh.
fBatted for Appleton IN ninth.
Chicago 300 OOn 00O-4
DETROIT oio l52 0ox-s
Runs battsd in-Wrgh,. Holloway 2
Higgins g. Franklin 2, Ross. BloodvOrth ,.
CrAmer Two-base hits HOLLOWAY, Nc.
Cosky. Wright Bridges. Franklin. Appllng
Home runs--Hggins 2, Franklin. Blood
worth Left on bAses-Chicago a. Detroit I,
Double plays - Holloway 20 Appling "a
Kuhel. Rose 20 Franklin 10 York. Bases
on bslls-Off Smith 1. off Bridges q of
Appleton l. Struck oui--By Smith 1. BY
Bridges ,, by Appleton 1. Hits-off Smith
~ in innings. Umpires-Rommel. Pipgras
and Summers. Time Of game 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
It's Okay NoW

This practice also gets the Off
cial wink now. although Joe Bel
fore, Detroit Country Club pro,
suggested months ago that golfers
be given this privilege.
Teeing up in traps has become
common, and no wonder. More
balls are cut in traps than at any
place on the course.
Grass on fairways are longer now
than ever before, another result Of
war and the shortage of labor. AS
a result. most golfers figure there's
no harm in teeing up so they can
get good whack at the ball with
out the danger of a topped shot.
These liberties with the rules
are taken only in the friendly or
just-for-fun games, though. Tour
nament golf continues as serious
as ever, and the experts wouldn't
think of touching a ball that's in
play,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

long runway-some $50 This gives him the
necessary takeof speed.
Roger Doc) Cramer Of the Tigers collected six hits six
times bat different Ed Head Brookyns
outstanding pitcher won't unless Coach Johnny
Corridor hands him the ball Booker Becwth few months
rated possible challenger for Joe Louis is being
booked in semiwndup affairs Chicago Sunday baseball
games in Mexico begin at II that the players will be
finished before the afternoons bufght
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Bronco Co-Capteins

y KALAMAZOO, May 3o.-John
Bero. Flint, third baseman. and
Dick Lockwood. Lansing. an OUT
fielder, have been elected honor
airy co-captains Of the Western
Michigan College freshman base
ball team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Turnesd, Snedd
.In.PGA Final

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
did il, and went into the last nine
4 up. He raised this lead by a
hole on the twenty-ninth. then
just coasted while Demaret
chopped the advantage on the
thirty-first and thirty-third but
halved the thirty-fourth and lost
the match.