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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Investigate
Death Here
Man Found Lying
On Truin Tracks
Totally Injured

Police autamsties this week
we're investigating the mvsters
Gus cirrumrstances surrounding the
fatal injarinK uf Hailie Anderson
Martin. So year old restaurant
as0k who was found unconscious
O. the railroad tracks here Satur
daE night
AlihouRh several persons we're
under suspicion as having been
connected with the man death.
no charges ltad been made late
uha week
Martin unconscious from heavy
hlows wniah had barred tie skull
rust abavs n left feusple and
across she ahead osaF the rtghs
eve. was faund wing acrCes the
L & Il RaIlroad side track about
$50 feet wesf Of the Market street
croszing b. the engineer O. & pas
Senser trAin when She headlight
nf the engine spotliEnted ms body
The eneineeF brought the pasSen.
ger train h 3 stop although tbs
nsan was not lying On the track
On which ihn train waS travelling
and called several persons walk
m nearby ta notify officials
Fails ambulance was summoned
and she man removed 20 the Jack
son Count Hospital where h
died ar hear later without evei
resasning Consciousness IN I'D
disi0n &c tire deep decorations q
as head fbc mans body wa.
covered with bruises and brusf
tnsFrs and there was q Waund o.
ais left rap which appeared L
have bsrn made with q blunt m
stfument
An mguesf Was he'd by C0Honei
IT a Pal sunday night ~ Whlci
time . carancrs jury returned
verde af death from injuries
cause unknown 10 Jury Mem
befs q. tae Jury we're Joe Barrow
Chart b chaslant c A hxara
tConfln4ra on Page 6. Section J
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Trailers Arrive
For New Defense
Housing Project

Nearly loo traiIers rolled into
Paseaaouls ms week. bound for
the new trailer subdivision u tine
Defense Housing Project which IS
under construction
Designed t. relieve She housing
Situation among defense workers.
900 traiicrs will - brought here
20 form 9 trailer town At tine
edge Of thc present housing prof
ect These urailers are furnished
by the government Defense
Housing department aua they
were constructed II Flint and Cas-
sopolis. Mich Brought bY trucks
20 Pascae0uia as soon AS they are
permanently placed IN the trailer
subdivision site the wheels and
tires VIII be removed ard sent
back 70 the government F0an
dafions wtlI replace ine wheeb
These tFaileF4 Hli painted an ~
my olive drab. began arriving
Saturday AMI have been coming
into town IN b steady stream. -
vax4ans naurs Il tire aas ard
night TINS week
The site S being prepared BY
Mcdonald Brothers ard the laying
OF and clearing Of streets and
rights Of way for power. sewer
ana water systeaas = iaF com.
pleted Sewer pipes are expected
10 arrive TINS week ana ialmedi
afeIv upon arrival val be land n
place
The trailels wili not BE- avail.
able a. tenants for II least 81
DAYS according 70 officials o. the
contracting company No trailer
viii be rented except 90 apph.
Giants who are referred 70 taa
] office IN charge u this Unit by
personnel of the Ingalls, Ship
building Cooperation j R Al.
fCoutinued OF Page 6 Section /
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
New Coach Takes Over Al PascagOula
High; Football Schedule Announced

sued Monday Afternoon. Angus.
II. At 5 oclock Practice VIII star
81 the xasne hour on "Wednesday
August ~ This late hour IA.
bevu sci 10 accommodate ihua.
students wilo are warkIng durins
the summer vacation A large
turnout suF thi2 initial pracfscs
b expected
II IS understood that school at.
sanrtsies will announce q neR aa.
altlon to the coaching staff with.
in the next few days The foot.
ball schedule for the coming ses.
son Is as follows
sept l5-Long Bcach-here
Sept Murphy-there
Oct -MeGll-beee
Oct eSt Siausiauhere
Oct le-GaIfpert-here
Oct 2-BiIaX-bcge
Oct So-Bas s. Lous-here
Nov 6-Bagahusa-laere
Nev l3-Culumhla-aere
Nev = and z6 Are Open
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Citizens Show
More Interest
In 0CD Work

Citizens - pascagouia arr
showing evidence 81 an increased
Interest IA Civilian Defense. L /
Siigler captain Of the local Civil
Ian Frotecton unit q the OCD,
asserted following a meeting Of
thus group At the courthouse.
Thursday night
Wah the attendance reaching
the loo marx q rscord Was made
81 as meeting he said fuE
never before have as many
gathered for the purpose Of DIS
.cuxS4ng the general outline 81
civilian proteeuan here
Groups which, work in fha
discussed their duues Amons
these wefe the auxiliary police
first aid ans motor corps De.
sCoafinued O. Page G Section J
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Civic Council
Planned For
Cleanup Drive

PLANS for tie formation Of .
pascaAouIa CIVIC Council com
nasea % Representatives from va
rIous civic organizations here 70
conduct q clean up campaign were
laid a 8 meeting Of citizens .
the $50 Tuesday night
Ms ManueIla Taylor as chair.
man - tire general COMMITTEES and
Dallas Smith - chairman Of the
planning committee presided Al
esYic clubs IN fhe city Wili Be re
auesiea 10 appoint one regular
member - serve on Tire council
and fWo associate members i
lhal way each club w4a have onf
vote which iu the ahseuce q tas
regular member. may b. east b
proxy b one q the associats
members
Sub committees 10 work q
cleaning up and Identification @.
streets ana sidewalks beacn rive.
and iakeffonss- Industrial ans
business sections trash ard gaH.
hage collection railroad and roas
appfaaches into the city sacau.
lots parks and public property
ana private wards Were suggested
Every citizen WiIi D. asked 70 e.
rNlge f0r the cleaning up Of -
auwr HHsnzaHe -usanuaH4w
We want TINS council - Be
come 3 permanent bods w9th thi
keeping e Pascagoaia clean ane
beautiful Is - permanent aim
SIR smith asserted 4 am SUR
Continued on Page 6 Secun !
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Lions Club Clinic
Gets Underway
Here This Week

With the placing q three chi
dren under 3 physicians care. the
active program Of the Liens Club
Clinic. which has Is is purpose
medical attention for INDECENT
children Was iuaugurated TINS
week
Tee club has completed a..
rankements With doctors ard hos
pilals fer me handling e cases
81 needy children without cost 70
the parents Ct family TIE pro
gam Wn include such service "a
children throughout the county
and coxerS the removal q tuusia
and a9en0ldA treatment 81 aHH
Continued On Page G. SEC y
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Curfew On
Sale Here
No Sale After l0P.M.
Weekdays. Midnight
Saturday. New Low

A han ass placed an Tee sala
- insox6aauts after l0 3 n 81
Nrek nights and 4 oelnck md
nGhf SATURDAYS IL an ugdluanrs.
adopted last Saturday hF she
uavax ard citg esAnueil Tee fal.
aaananes m published n auutan1
skctfan n Nta weeks ChEunrie
Stas and Advertise
TaN eg1smaFsrc - ssaotaH ~
eaunel# So prohibits ha sale
- sntsxeauss before = oeloek
aaaon sua8ay and aaeg E > b., o.
saudam and affects 81 estah
nent Witaln the corporate
Ianim az paseaEoala ~ 0hien
eF wine 81 Intoxicating lls
aoea are sold ~ given aeat IS
she p4ble 81 patrons
Fine or Jail sentsnee
Thg ordinance Also stslez that
M Saleh establishment shalt open
ior business Hzsiuse 5 q nj on
8eekaavs ard SETS 5 fine not
mose thar stoa o. - aars m jail
Is TIE pnaliy foy violatIon q tire
ordinance
THs ordinance states In part
ghat 10 aleb establishment shall
fema6n apen - ans aseuiaF daN
save and except Saturdays later
fhan lhc h8af * q g m On
atusaay no such business shali
remain anen Iager tran = eaock
midnight SO sacn establishment
except licensed restaurants and
shall II oyer for business
~ tee sabbath pflae T. the hour
- = uasn uaf shall ans suea
ezceRs lsenaea uestau
n and safes remain upen Tor
Hlslasss 80 TIE Sabbath later than
fHe aaur uf + h.. bat rs heef
aa5 sa8 - ans restaurant aE
sa.e n#aH - tHe baaf - - clock
aeaH m after tBe a6lF - 8 ? t.
oazzaa.a aa Page 8 Section =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
CiiYwide Civilian
Protection Unit
Meeting Slated

4 cfivwlde meeting q al Civil
au pgoieciiaa Units Nlu - bid
Monday Il s 3 ~ Il the court
house u Paaeagaula
According - officials g this
corps not q single division q ne
auf here has sufficient workers
Z S Army officials have warmed
thal q S extremely Necessary fur
TIE Civilian Protective INT =
auzou more ~eEfsi9xely and ~
the eItlzHns - take mere fuse
est
L L Sagsx captain a ne Pas
eaEaaIa ania WI preside It H.
meeting
Among tte divisions when
ere neeaad Ere aaxaazEg
~ e. rad aardeas mHdAea.
corps tHeuen pubic unlita
demolition decoaiamInauaa a.
Daance ard staez groups sItal s.
fbe safety - 1hr community d.
ms a. - raa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Two Are Killed AS Fast
Train Crushes Automobile
Al Orange Grove Crossing
Mrs. Abry Smith and Shelton Luther
Sluton FutcIlY Injured As Train
Throws Car Thirty Feet In Accident

unaha - heat the NOISE 81 Nse
anu<nactsnK Train two dial 8nd
auaab - sstan Aat
Slassn. ard Mrs Anss smith
e were instantly killed aie
TtAsisa ashrgaan NhH shetf
ass afssAk by q train
at 5 rgasssnE a. QHauge Grove
Glafnn m diving Mrs ssassn
houae from fhs County
woalsn Mills where tieg wefe
hesA EMPLOYED Wteu sIs
aerf csarfsa According g JOHN
peafre and 3 man - fis mans II
Tax hath IS whom w she
crash 8 freight train haa
ed al tire eFaSkus d - the
/ 4 y passenger train p fHs
freight had huken ana pulled
apart Il eleaf th crossing leaN
m some ot iha esFs On - a
~ tsie crossing and uM rAt o.
sis of
ssat1u dEaee ~ eaH W e. ire
rrunsin ard unaois ~asSse 81
MS ~afglsetfaa 81 ~ The ap
pruaentue train ag hsnds
sssa = N ~ 1ne ~ sts
pafke& fre " ~
acfa apfafentlg, tx Gar 8H
tke p-nzee train reached the
cFusslne as ihe kanae mos@nt
T eah was - faFretal that
fe ear Ma thrown ahOat - feet
ann aifuuSt eeusrteIs defnolash
eH Rssn Slafou and Mf2 Smith
ueFe ihrown nuf by shs impact
ard ,hen nanza Mdtes weSr
fuasa8 eeaf ~ fe wHeek
Death Ma nantsnsa
ne tragedy eruFrsa only .
aag Mrs Smith A e.
asse eated her 18th birth
das AitaG - particular ce
hrallon aa Been nhanea
oess be aer husband aau Wan
lee II ard Moss
Point sad TIE DAY ae
assn marked Htog
former B Kemp O.
Ala Nn sEaiia aud NJ Smith
rad en anly scar
ine mauth Th haa
haae - m
Pfaecs here unft rea
wien ines moved Co. Orange
Grove
TIE slnit faGmzls Ne Enn
IN ans acssan cfe ~ a
lived fa8 many wears TIE &
William II Smith AF Smith
father s @efeu foreman SCI
paaeaa fUr ~ aHs
two brothers Operate ths Salsf
Bsushs sas Snap Mss
Oc-unlnaed % P Section 3
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
William A. DoIan Charged Here With Attempted
Murder In Connection With Brutal Attack in
MI. And Mrs. Terrell Heidelberg On June 18th
Brilliant Police Work By Chief Ezell
And Morris TolleY. Pinkerton Officer.
Ends In Charges Being Filed Thursday.

Brilliant police work By Chief 4 v Eel and Morris
Taney. Pnkerton operative. Thursday afternoon eliminated
in attempted murder charges being filed here against William
A polan. St wears old. in connection with the brutal attack
on Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell Heidelberg in the early morning hours
Il June II.
evidence was uncovered by police during the invesiga-
ton that Dolan Is also the Phantom Barber who created a
virtual reign Of terror here. but charges were filed only m
connection Rith the Heidelberg attack
The case was amazing ia lis ramlflcatlons
Dolan had lived here with his wife for IA months occupy
ing q shack on Pelhams Point He had come here from Purvis,
Miss. and New Orleans. but is a native Of New York Police
said that he was educated at Heidelberg, Germany. Massachu-
sets Institute Of Technology and Harvard University. He vas
a chemist and was said to have managed a chemistry plant
IN New Orleans before going 70 PuFVis
He vas arrested BY Chief Ezell and Operative Talley at
gav s. Louis on JULY 9 and has been held incommunicsdo IN
out-oftown jails since that time, while the investigation was
conducted
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Two Men In
Auto-Truck Crash
On Highway MondcY

Two men we're ~ jackson
County Hospital today suffering
from injuries received II ar au
touobsie4truck crash Monday
nsght 90 TIE highway 5tizt beyond
the Eseaiaupa bridge They Vere
CLAYTON Stevens whose arm Was
broken IN tEfe crash and Sllss
Jackson. negro driver Of thf
truck Nho suffered q broken
knee cap ard . broken arm Other
negroes who were riding III The
automobile acre given treatment
f0F minor injuries n the hospital
ana discharged
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Hides to ATTACH Couple


According q CHEZ Ezrll o.
tine night that Aar and Mrs Hell
delberg were attacked D0lzn met
William L Atwoad ~ ! 4 m.
.uuanaed him Of past favors and
asked him 10 drfvn q srnau pickup
truck that 2 IAN owned while
Doiau kept . aate
TIE truck Was parked IN 3
cIump he hes on Market
street ont Atwood told
police s Dolan left he told
him to 81 ss truck and ready
to e Wne got back because
he might get ia some trouble
Sometime later Dolan returned.
Atwood 4 and told him let's
SET away rom here right away.
because he had gotten into some
trouble
Il vas IL this ciump o under
I brush that the o~loodhounds
brought here following the attack
lost tire trail thai they had picked
up
Sabotage Suspected
Chief Eel also uncovered 3
witness that ssw Dolan leave the
Heioelbufg honse at about the
time e the attack
CHIEF Ezell and Mr. Tailcy both
stated that they believed Dolan
vas u1otivated BY sabotage. but
was not connected With . sabo-
faee ring 4 number of witnesses
we're uncovered during the course
e the investigation who told Of
Doiams Max Gympathies
Loyd SpieeF. Who also lives on
Pelhsufs Point reported 90 police
that q batch q human hair was
hiaen behind Doians house Pc
lice received the hair and sam
pies were sent - New Orleans
chemists Hno reported that
strands from the batch exactly
matched the HAIR ~ Carol Peaftie,
whose hair vas cut By 90 intruder
On the night q June IS The
chemls8 he'd nof completed their
analysis af the Ufne q ahs writ
inE and Chief Ezei said That he
believed that strands matching
tie hair Il Mary Evelyn Briggs
ard Edna Marie Haydel would
asn be found TIE hair y these
tao little girls vas clipped while
they slept n the Our LsdT u VIC
torres Couaeut On we night q
June /
cnlef Eel Sad that be believed
ualan had 5 double motive - the
attack "a fhe HnldeabeaRz
Dolan nd been arrested for
ueapaasnE on railroad property
end ha bofa ha5 been - al $500
b. Chief KEEL Judge Haaei
berg father 81 Ternel He51eg5aEe
haa ~ afsl refused T. reduce TINS
hsnd but later reduced = 20 500
cash Dezan aaa convicted On
re charge ard lnaz 500
IL aa this aaaE frs paI ua
g Deasnk track Chef Feel
sad
Lona PeIios Record
DoAA aaeoEalaE = CHEF EzeM
haz 8 police reeara from eoazk -
coast ranging 81 tie Way fnom
armed robbery - petty larceny
and nse sauaa He Las hmsn
under arre uzaros times
Dctaa aB ~ nurne8 here
soon u pzbie 50 fare ulal
ana 3 saesal session q court
Gant6nsea Gozn Faga I Sc j
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Soldiers Not
ExempiFrOm
Dim-0uiLaws

Tn arm II the u S Army
carr arts BE- 10 immunity from
aaea aa uf the am CAT negu
auoas ara anY soldier who vlos
iahs ue uesfEictiauz IS subject
Il ias 1 penalties as g civilian
seea#aaE ~ q communIque ~
eelsa l# Chief q Police Ezell
frer .azsnauf Colonel Howard
1Caa
H. tau to she regularly I'M.
a.aaItaes 3 soldier Wne
Ean HznseH ~ tbs time q.
r aHy Nay 70 bring DIS
&c. r tae military service s
81 military discipline
According l. Lieut..
& - Is has becu reported
E headquarters thai oH
#Clus men wearing us
AVE used pnozane Ian
n arrested ~ poles
for asyaEalaing aIm.
ms vii NOS b. teleF
SID
aE Is Ehe complete n
ssaaa from the dis
i-e m police aasboHaAe
aaz cogae g. me atisnuoz
Commanding UfitceH Q
NJ z. EPW. u s Army
Undersigned As sell tna.
lezabie number d person.
military service have BEES
81 Violations 81 me dim
~ - thzs coast fusheF
tleEe IS evidence unaf q
~9oaasuuz these peaom
zFrezt have ablaea aHrEsz
az4ea 20 Page 6 Section I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Girl Forward in Boys Hoop Meet

RENO - The western Nevada
high school basketball tourns-
ment opens here tomorrow with
q girl forward the center OF at
traction on rather backward
team
Emma Cor will become the
first girl To play in a boys basket
ball tournament IN Nevada when
she completes for wsdsworth high.
Coach John GIlmartin had
only four boys In his high
school and. determined 10
enter his team In the tourna-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Spokane WI
Situation Is
Still in Dark

SPOKANE, Wash.-Western In
ternational Baseball league direc-
tors today awaited the decision of
Bill Ulrich, owner OF the Spokane
Indians. on two final offers sub
mitted by the Spokane city council
for lease Of Ferris field.
Ulrich and the council had been
unable to reach an agreement, in
jecting an uncertain note into the
Tribes 1912 plans.
The council offered the lease IL
in return for 10 per cent of the
gate and $500 for concession priv
leges. ~ 10 per cent of the gross
until Ulrich's credit of s.. 500 for
field Improvements is used up.
probably in August, at which time
new offer would he made.
Ulrich said last night he would
think II over and report today
to league directors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Bears Begin
Spring ooiball

SAN FRANCISCO 49, Sprin
football practice was underway in
California today with both tina
University Of California and Uni
versity Of San Francisco squads
showing zap for duty. Other teams
will follow shortly.
Ffty-five men showed up at
Berkeley. about 40 less than the
spring of 1871. but another dozen
are due soon. The Dons had 80
veterans, freshmen and transfers
on deck with another 10 expected
this week
Coach Red Strader at ST. Mary's
postponed spring practice for an
other two or three weeks until
midterm examinations are over.
Coach Clark Shsughnessy said he
would call his Stanford squad to-
gether early next month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
AAU Basket
Meet Opens
Wednesday

SEATTLE-The bracket Of the
18th annual Northwest AAU bas-
ketball tournament opening tomor-
row al the University Of Washing
ton pavilion viii be completed to-
night with two plsyoff games.
Sand Point naval ar station
meets Battery A, field artillery.
Fort Lewis. and the Yakima Cloth
iers play the Prosser Lions. The
two winners will round out the
eight-team list for the tournament.
The tournaments opening
round pits Alpine Dairy ".
Firerest Dairy of Bellingham,
=. L. Savidge of Seattle W.
Tacoma Shipyards, Underwood
Townies ". Sand Point or
Fort Lewis. Renton vs.. Pros
ser or Yakima.
Alpine Dairy won tournament
berth by defeating Sand Point
5l-30 at Renton last night. john
sons Grocery of Renton qualified
by beating Bremerton navy yard
apprentices 52-44 in the other half
OF a double-header
Seattles savidge quintet viii
seek its third Northwest champion
ship in a row.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Betting Chief
Favors Yanks
Doyle Sees Stiff
Race in Ndtiondl

MIAMI BEACH, Fls.-The world
champion Yankees will run away
with the American league pennsnt
and the Cardinals, Dodgers and
Reds will stage a typical National
circuit dogfight in the matured
Judgment of Jack Doyle, bsseoalls
official pricemaker. who is here
summing himself in preparation
for a strenuous season
Doyle, who's been quoting
odds on baseball since the
turn of the century. thinks the
major leagues will have an
exciting season and that the
trend Of events In the Far
East and on other battlefronts
might possibly play an Inn
portant role In the flag races.
Right now the Yankees are a
stsndout and will be short priced
favorite in their league" Doyle
said. you have to like the Card
inals in the National league. Few
teams ever had the hard luck they
did with injuries last season and
yet they were in the thick of the
scrap until the last week Of the
race. The Dodgers, however, will
have to be reckoned with and the
Reds could come back just like
the Cubs. champions for three
straight years. did in 1910 after
blowing the pennant in 1909
mo one can tell for SUR
Just how hard any team will
he HIT" he said. 81 had an
idea that all teams would suf-
fer about alike hut look At
Detroit last season. They lost
Hank Greenberg which dealt
the Tigers = crushing blow.
That also happened again in
the case of Ted Williams and the
Red Sox. But overnight the pic
ture has changed and Williams
will be with the Red Sox all sea-
son. don't need to say what a
difference that'll make in the Red
Sox.
Some clubs may not be hit as
hard as others. For instance,
understand Cincinnati and Brook
lyn have very few key players
likely to be called up for service
because Of dependents. Cincinnati,
in particular, is likely to have its
full strength all season"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Oregon Basket
Tourney Opens

PORTLAND--The Oregon state
r division AAU basketball tourns-
ment opened here last night with
close scores and whirlwind finishes
featuring the first days games
at Benson and jefferson high
school gymnasiums.
Results Of the games: West
ern Electric won from Neigh
borhood House (both Port
iandl Se-S4; Parker Of Tills-
NOOK beat willamette Hssters,
tS-44; Bradford Intermediates
took Scappoose, te-ts: and
Bishops Ciothiers. Salem. beat
ROY and NIolin. Portland. IS
10 ~.
The last five seconds Of play
found both Parker and Bradford
on the short end OF the score. A
long shot by Loren Long won for
the Parkers and a foul shot in
closing minutes by Ernie Zanni
turned the tide for the Brsdfords,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

ment. cast his ewes on Miss
Cor. rs. star of the girls
team.
Gilmsrtin said his strategy
would be to start the game with
Miss Cor. then take her off the
floor because there is nothing in
the rules to prevent a team from
continuing with four players II
five start.
II the going gets tough. said
Gilmartin, he will put Miss Corr
back in. The boys like the idea.
They call her their Little Double
Dribble"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
BY UNITED PRESS

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 49, Joe
DiMaggio. at the top of the New
York Yankees hit parade last
year. ranked officially as the No.
l holdout of the club today. Also
unsigned are Bill Dickey, Charley
Ruffing, Red Rolfe and Charley
Keller.
HANANA-The Brooklyn Dodg-
ers marked time before Wednes-
days game with the Cuban All
Stars by staging intra-squad drills
today.
MIANI-Nanager Mel OFT
ordered his New York Giants
through long. intensive batting
drills today.
CLEARWATER, Fla. Oscar
Grimes, an all-around handy-man
for the Cleveland Indians ever
since he joined the Tribe IN 1899.
is going to concentrate on Just
one position this season And Of
all the positions to gun for. he
picks second base now held down
by Manager Lou Roudreaus buddy.
RAY Mack.
LAKELAND, Fla. - Genera
Manager Jack Zeller OF the Detroit
Tigers today said Earl Cook. up
on trial from Buffalo of the In
ternational league, had signed and
returned his 1912 contract Cooks
signing reduced the Tiger hold
outs to seven and absentees to
five.
AVALON, Cal.-The Chica-
70 Cubs play an intra-squad
game today with all players
chipping In one dollar for
stakes. J. Wellington "Win,-
py" Quinn, who was converted
into n pitcher after serving In
the infield. win see action.
PASADENA, Cal. - Manager
Jimmie Dykes of the Chicago
" Nilf sun SNlAAfh tnNH fNFtllFAN
to the outfield today IN an at
tempt to relieve v shortage in that
department,
Eel CENTRIC, Cal.-Bob Elliott
was to be at third base TODAY
when the Pittsburgh Pirates met
the San Diego team OF the Pacific
Coast league for the benefit Of
a fresh air camp here II will be
the Pirates first full length ball
game of the season.
ANAHEIM, Cal. - Connie
Mack's hopes for greatly inn
proved Philadelphia Athletics
team this year had another
setback today after N-rays
showed that George Donald
son. rookie outfielder. would
he out Of action for at least
six weeks. Donaldson suf-
fered q double-fracture of his