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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
1872 Cotton May BE
Insured Against All
Unavoidable Hazards

Cot1Ea growers II jackson County
nos can rotees sf5esT 1872 crop
against al urnvoidabie hazards BY
applying Tor Feocrai crop insurance
AZ the jackson county AAA affsce
Il VIA announced faday hy Prank L.
Steele chairInan q the local COM
mlgte1
This All-rkk type of protee-
tfun. Mr. Steeir said Is BENG
offered 70 c0gton growers on ahetr
next crop SoF tEe first time and "
lnscnaee 10 lessen the distress cauS-
&c By total d hear total cotton crop
failures
The crup insurance. program. he
said. ms been IL operation on
wheat since 1889 when approximate
Is 16S.neo contracts were written
compared with more than ESQ 600
whe44 farms already insured against
crop failure IT. 1882
Application forms are available az
the county AkA office These forms
must be flied by March or before
the 1912 crop Is planted. whichever
date Is earlier.
.Of considerable acVantaee To
the grower Mr. steele xaid. Is the
fact that crop Insurance premiums
do not HAVE 70 be paid Ehen APP
plicaftoas are filed IN signing ms
application. the grower agrees to
uay the premium ~ ca before har-
vest time and ne may have such
payment deducted either from any
Indemnity que him any commodity
credit loan. or from payments earned
o. TO D. earned under The aeFfrul-
taraI conservation program
Growers can insure for either rs
or Sc PER cent nf the average weld
for their farm The cost Of this in
surauee Is based On the actual rask
Of growing cotton on each farm and
IN each county.
The soil-buildsng payment for
seeding permanent pasture mix
lures containing 3 full seeding Of
clover arc grasses has been made
more attractive this year b. the
AAA. the counts AAA committee
saie TINS week. The payment has
been increased from e. 10 s35o PER
acre.
The value q good permanent
pastures cannot be oRer-estimased.
the COMMITTEES believes. They are
the basis for amy sound livestock or
Dairy industry Hundreds Of dollars
II feed expenses ean b SAVED an
nually i farmers have good pas
lures Throughout the year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

my J 3 vandtver. state supeT1n-
tsndsns e Ezucatianl



TIE State Department Of Ecaea-
tkoza Is sponsoring an essay contest
or the subject The Effects Of Tire
Use q Infnxirafmg Aiuna1ollc Liquor
As \ Beverage. al authorized n
Sectaon s. Chapter B5, Of the Laws
Of 1894
Tae members of the senior class Of
eaen high school in the state are eli
CHILE to participate IN tfiiS contest
The pupils who win this essay cOn-
tes4 IN the state viii be given 3 ne
year scholarship IN any one Of thr
St~afe-aided colleges with al service
fees paid in said college
The Board Of Supervisors OF caeh
country Is authorized IN stS dlscre-
sion 20 contribute. not exceeding
slo0 ont Of the general county fund
toward paying the expenses OF The
author Of the county prize essay in
attendance as q student at any OF
the state colleges the pupil may
choose 70 attend
Rules governing this contest have
been sent 70 county supefintenn-
ents and s1FeFintendents OF hfKh
xhoolx Any pupil who Is interested
IN this contest may get complete de-
tails b. contracting either the SUI
pRrtntenderat a the school or t1e
county superintendent Of educatfusa
Pupils from ~fifty-eight counties
IN the state participated IN the Q
test last year. Mr. Maurice Lara
Of Carson, MissisSipps. vas the state
winner last year. He IS attending
sahoo4 81 Hinds Junior Collnre.
Raymond, Masassippi. this year and
Is making a. envsahie record
Ii some schools the high school
English teacher mas aci1iexed excel
lent results b carrying out tlais
contest rs one Of the projects for the
entire senior class ParticaDafknn
IN this contest Rs1l not only give me
boys and girls mach valuable fraarl~
Ing and helpful information Dut usa
provide ako one Of them with ma
teriaz aid for q years work ia coli
icge.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

aaassAN OVER ae82eE Cover ttenzlx
ane brlnt fo boil lover neaf and
SIMMER slsaas $ h1un aatH chlckAn
+ te1def
puar off STOCK and IA 10 nzake
eTsaHy Ezsz8 NM S Hahlespoolss
ii and ean -four BEND IN sap
no1r wafer pusg &ufo eaIaken Eksek
ana cuak ssoNiY untl efeamN. Aaa
etllnken ton ssth agmpAse
Liz ? caA -Four : lausezpoorx
waking poNaef teaaoaa salt an1
tesspoQn psppsT acc ahcspouak
ehdrkru or other KING fat / eKg
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

stir a~assnspoDu hakiTse paNdez
~feasrrun ssh ard aash a.
Ane tablespoon butte - 2 eaps
creamy maNfsna pasal1es IA H4lx
therogenis wash safied ar merNal-
ensk Sufeac oeeT fhsh mixture IL
batting nish 70 form 5 crust ane
take 30 minutes IA mederaiea nu1
asfn t17a auvrers ~ serve 6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

The following are means OF con-
serving cooking fuel Fu surface
cooking use utensils with ciose-fit-
ting covers straight SIDES anc fiat
bottoms sufficiently large 70 ~
hot pau q TIE cooking unit Use
Is attle water as possible 70 hasten
cooktnE-thiE also reduces loss Of "
tanins and minerals xfalch are
destroyed b long exposure g hea.
liquid and all. Start food cooking Is
quickly as possible then reduce heat
Win 40 eAer6rlc Stove turn heat off
befuzt cooking E finished and r.
Stored heat complete re job d
scrub bottoms 81 pans until they
ssine Is ouH surfaces absorb heat
Skillet meals save fuel and time
nanz pleasing combinations mar b
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Secretary Of the Treasury Henry
Morerusaau. y. studied 10 be an
archltees ~ Cornell University bat
switched to agricultural courses
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

The QeAiltg q cieAn freshly lad
eggs u retained oriF b kceping
tf1en tn D csal place zuch ~ . storm
cellar. Sgazire house a. other storage
wsre 9e trupsrntRut Is beIou e.
degrees FMshenheA Artificial re-
f~rserasAon where they nNy be keeps
81 Temperatures between IS ard 81
degrees makes possible maintenance
Ct oEtEinAi quality where elnctrlcIty
IS available EErs xaoaIE % kept
a. storage Taasn FREE frcan strong
doors such e. tfzRs of afAaTss cTeo-
soU 81 tufpeatlne as Rlcy absorb
and take the flavor * ssch oaogS
quickly Sudden extremes IL tenn
perAtgreS NAV aus broker yolkx N
fired eRNz and CRACKED shells tn
eee8 cooked II the k1el-thefe-
fore. remevt from refrigerator the
number actually nrrdrd N advance
o. cooking. n order that they may
lose refrigerator colcneSxf II Ap
arste y0lkS Axtd whites arK needed
break Eggs n ossoe ON removal from
the refElEnrRln1 and separate ynlks
and snltes Immediately. Egrs con-
tain vitnsalTe for growth ard health
arc are exeeIlent sources % body
building psoseirsE as weIl as certain
minerals needed for body BUILDING
maintenance and funCtlualnR EgxS
shaa1G Be Eace1 cased and market
The family. Eggs should be eaxaerea
regularly and promptly and n easr
ct surplus beyond home needs.
should be graded CEASED and marked
ID At beast ufne q week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
BUNGALOW rHI

fFiiiiug3
! s faxed flsh 2 eaIe nsils
{ large ~nracken ! small nni0n.
chopped 2 tablespoons nluek-roof
tap8urA tAaiez auun nutisf sail
pepper 10 tasif
Break n craekefz IN Eose slxt-d
rieaga anc mix with fiakef fash.
ortnn. gatss0cas hnttar. miIes sail
anU pepper Paaee a. husisfee bak-
alsa ano cover with Cruzl mace
thls Nax
5gfaislA
Siff ! tAeaespxssn flour ST again
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

H@HHA8M
EhapN TAks New Tars~s
fstatfsaf Can Often Pinch Hh FEE
Fs4stsess
nsnnes. SeFxzne : 2
Stating Eafead Shoulder Lamb
Chgu
Bekee 6ezzh
W~aeHheas Mafiaa uufter
TnEEd Greer Saa1
Euineu Cottage PaoeIng
henu 6surt Caslee
rsa4fkne SpTe4d Shenlaa
Lamb Chssn
EfsuN l3 tuEN rutec bread "a
~ ~ tablespoon
Flfs2ec ssao18 cap dloea aesrrr 4
ss1sH 1afts. rnelie1 Z
eaten - ieesHeeH salt A~aazBsou
cnnN cup tesTaalc fEjee
bafnakH chop xsih 8 LITE ss4t
d ewsg brasn O. bogh saes IN
faapoTa IA Mb hrezc usa
Jasmine huttkr 2xr ear Eree
he uop sdd galaE anc ac onos
manates asz rnsgsefzsa ~
afnssh sta wfzies src azrroanc
nh h4ker SQUASH
sPaend Cazazks Psaaiax
Using nattermiEk
y uuna ftDzr. lezNunM sea
t@s4nzn riunanaan 4essaDon|
- bAs1seon uusnaee - tea
~ ! teaspoon szsIIss
y sugaz "a car naiierralIE ! esF
ziFu fm z Fnlkza : fasapsone
sat melted
nix uErecenn anc beas 3 am
H PR szsp zaasioz 81 linse
~fta Haxec payer anc azke =
minutes u n1aaezaN UFe 80
Ha#6 zanre
- Geld ~ HM PuaasnEs
- esp 1utsexz : taaluuzasa no
iazH - teasaean SAT- ! 44snoon
saIa te9e4 almond extract
- eaasen : CPS cuusszRe
~ meFecleu1 anc hez. 5 Hill
IL sand s minute hzzz until
V creamy PIE ~ 10 30. ana
Gu HuzHkk zlzn cinnzma
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
z .> Alesanars eeesEs


February Is . grand mnuah 81 nK
var h3fad ~ A8zas 81 our hes o3c-
time pain American foo1k
Mapa q n@e dishes 80 popalas IT,
lie natk q or tafeneaEesk Gait
Azt wTJeh Prepared = thes
ksgOal1 d
sTINED GHIUkEN AND
DUMPLENGS Select 8 slump
stexer ABOUT S eoandR vast 2nc
cut ~ coTer Is : inezaes wlh
colo water sac 2 besxpoens salt
teaspoon pt9p3 cap finely
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Gla1iol gr0NerS should treat
stored bulbs toT thyap II once II
theF have not already. even though
the presence Of this Insect has not
been detected Treatment with
napEhaIshe moth bali flakes Il
recommended Is one uf me easiest
effective control measures Place
bulbs IN paper bags or aght boxes
and sprinkle with napthaleEze fIake1
using one tablespoon 70 50 average
sized bulbs Keep containers closed
for Al least four weeks al Approx
rnately 70 degrees Fahrenheit After
treating remove bulbs from Contain
eE and allow them 10 air for q
month before planting
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

y paauas spanerzha % sezzppeEe
zA teaspoon peaa4 teaspoan
neuitrz SEASONING EHp EInezA1. !
essn Aszza= eleas aazAed eaaaaae
a8tserea Aaaaiuy.
Brown sparere e fryfnE pen
Al seasanznF1 Hea. FlneEx and
brown kasaF 70 bolAlx h. saaeepan
nour ozez szareriax Cover ard tx
Il moderate oren $50 tNu no1Eo
Baste wzEn dnpuzaU every y min
ateE AETznFe bazzea cao1zzs Il
center . platter and pace zuare-
rms 60 aan Place mounds q b1t-
tered Hamiuy aHouuo sp4zErleA
Nakee : ssutngs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Plan q production Tor the home
and for market quality poultry. milk
butter. cream cheese. vegetables and
fruits Prom these you ear have .
cash income ard viii help fulftll
obligation b. producing Food for
Victory. Check with YOUR hozne
agent uhe possibilities offered b the
local market and learn IN what form
they win bring the best price.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Seea q tomato pepper and egg
plant should re planted IN the seed
box 90 hotbeo nDW Seven to eight
weeks = required 70 grow plants
large enough to transplant to the
garden
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

There were sSs Convictions under
the whfie slave traffic ac1 an 1he
United States ~ thf last fiscal year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

II estimating the number OF baby
chicks 10 nat ~eonSlder carefully the
available floor space available IN ne
nTOoieF house Chicks wal die or
heoons un.krlffy Il they are
rrnwded
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06


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MH N :
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FgrwHa Saaaw Caffew
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e~asrr - wsgk : sss1snns,@x -
rue,s.s
s.s.s s.~~.-s..,* ...,a -.-
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- 49, - -.
r,sae 49,
-
VsNA0 N1e
etTN Nnnff usiak ia rap CREAM
cup sHsA4s oysters : Abespssss
butter teasrsoon salt - uaSpaau
pApftEA - teaS1Nsan cfsew sal
tHpiaefsAaa
heat nailE atsn cream unit anok
ssag simmer ovAtert n butter
Until edres curl Cotnbars nnik n
ugFtsrk. ACC res o. INGREDIENT
eie~rd 1annataes Crr@as
= Tomatoes 2 Economical seaFss
81 siiasnin G
: Tablespoons haaoH TAI. q as4i-
ter. ] tablespoon raonfsea oni0n
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

WEDNESDAY
HonFfy kxannn 0nnne
ifsfeE - NaArafinr q nreza Arssussa
FehFuaFy 18th
Fznaiis Dinuer
fseFvzzx 4 or s.
les MAEfss Ash , Gmeea - Tmal
CAscr S0szp
tGHsam nf guEaaso with fsear1-
a9aisen cruforN
Dreaded Park Caaefn
HrreE EraxT
HeAr1-Shaseo Battered Bsea1
heaf1ssApro u&gcuit8 q Rolls
ErAubefxy Sei1y Hears
Eifawkerrs~crlery Gelatin
Salad Bear4
I1affu TATh Whipped Cream
Caxfan
rsrcaaaa raeA Chaea
> m chrssN - cop exnmm L.
n salt ] teaHoun peuEmw. tea-
afen reaeyg sat teazsmzcn nF.iun
All sgg q : pnkk Z fa1sapnoua
mix ; tablespoons FAT { cup boil
r wa1<a
- EfafH II Uufnt1&, Msxta AHAEna1-
ara added DID u egK mixed wsfh
nlaA atar agmin u crzarnk mixture
usE n ffytnE par and nn0k S min
k Tzrn &c ala0u ever nrawnissn
t1n mapf ard aDok 1f minutes owes
heat
Seswhesr1 Cekery Gsza1zn
SAtzE Hear
s1FseSrSs gelatin ] cup
CLING Naser : rgp pineapple jnsvt
sAtu0ns iezzzn 5eirx. - CUP
tNna eHse7g. car diced p1neapaN
mn nun bruken Ia teaspoon saas
Dissolve gezun COO assn add
ffaa aAeeS Chi Until partly t1lick
Hn res a. ingredients and uom
Ano , haarz shaped rnoad w7acn
SRI as1Enoic o. eeM g zllfeadec
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

SUNDAY
Halzncixar Health
thAr9 = thx Heu9alle Who fls.ex
hu Bh - Feeding the FAmHs
fer Defense1
B1nnex Gu sunaay
Cam Broth
Hof Roast nosk
breNfzee Sxeef padaleer
ksealepec CeIefr
Watermelon Pickles
Hanles34eai nsean
S~tnzUbesf9 Jan
Cfa1 CzrFu sfnm
EEat Ceza1k1
Peanut RuttM Caskies
Coles
Easss FsrH
pound laln p1rE roak ! teaspoon
sask 1esanoan pepH~ sazafoan
asaea salt
P2aoe PORK tat ziae II os rae
e open faastH Bakx : aourx Il !
macNaielK xzox o4eH 90 Snr.aEa
FIJI aeaaaususk Las Sc minute Il
resisting ~ her before fhe nas3
= o0ne surround & z4th u@eseH
po3sa F0 Ffaf9 Mn (
@asspooHs Tour. l& teaspoon eaah
- s3c S1Nr and - eup aaas
AVaF Mto darpiHrz s4t u saasssne
pa Boz unul graz d INCA
enough
FezaHi ba1sef Csakksz s naseal
cup IA - cup vezaal butter j
ssH sugar rap oar IHaxn sszas
teaspoon 8A Z tezspoon vanilla
sEA Dsaas1= cae ma ur cFzsm
= eam for 2 teaspoons bae#aa
Hz1sf. teaspoon asdz
Cream Is and uanut batter
sc sugar &c oeai 3 mznue -
= Isl q 1uEzeuenu DHap portion
5Taa ~ q zpoou outa grease szk-
- sneeH Bake = minute i
mosernN uzsn fs5d
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

MAKE sponge O MIX rnoied.
eerA. salt, sugar. yeast end part
of haur. Place bowl IN par Of
warm water e. IN warm place for
s ar { huurs- then add butter and
remainder q -four. KnsAd. and
when Il n light roil out about y
inch thick Spread with suft but
4er ard a sprinklinE ef sugar,
cinnamon. and. Il desired grated
lvuon rlnd ard cnrrnnts- Roll Up
Fiks jelly rob and rut into psneek
an inch wide When vel fasFE
hake IN bot over 400 degrees ~
Is or &c minutes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
Sweet Breeds
Mode OF Home


b. BETSY NEWMAN
LIFTS MAKE > swsef roli e.
bun Be- eat wits starved er canned
fruit Fos dessert Ton car yn&ke q
sweek bread Is ~ SERVED hot 81
coS1yse but ths recipes ] Arr giving
you can tx nznde early IN ths dny.
Tn&nya Eenu
Bruiled Lnmh Chops
Creamsa Potatoes
CaHiInswar wsfh Cheese sasee
NeKetable Salad Stewea Fruit
Spanish Buns or Swedish Raas
Ten or Codee
Spanish nrns
CO. butter cp sweet miIk
z y sugar tspA baking
3 ekKs powder
thxu. CHINA tnr. elnvex
man 1epN Heuy
crenn batter. sd sngnr erAdU-
ailv. Dreaming Il in well. then sad
ezga. SIT hour, measure ana sift
armA with baking powder. elnna-
mar and cloves Add part Ct milk
% ereamed MIXTURE. then part cf
fear. alternating until al are
uneG. adding part of heur iast
Bake in shallow tirss and frost
~iaen coo.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06


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fauNNs SNurR susAS CooGiea
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nlcunna Hash Cakes
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tnaxzNxsn nan -teaaFwxzr neuFez
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Evening star., 1942-05-06
Army May Get Rigney
Ito Add 10 Woes Of
ILuckIess chisox
HurIer Put in Class IA;
OutfieIder Is Hunted,
New InfieId Tried
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 8. Chicago's
luckless White Sox, who have lost
II games this season-nine by one
run-stin are on the hunt for q
hard hitting outfelder, Mrs. Grace
Comiskey, the club president, said
today.
We've been doing everything
possible to get some help" she said
But because of the uncertainties
caused by the war, making deals
isn't as easy as it used to be. The
teams are keeping extra players
around for protection in the event
others are called for military
service"
The Sox themselves soon may have
to part with Johnny Rigney's serv-
ices. Ordered re-examined recently
by his draft board, the pitcher last
night was reclassifled Ia. He had
been placed In 4-F last June after
his rejection by Army physicians
after reporting for induction. Rigney,
who last fall married Dorothy
Comiskey. White Sox treasurer,
pitched two Of the four victories
gained by the Sox this year.
Manager Jimmy Dykes meanwhile,
has decided to do some wholesale
benching of his athletes. After yes
terday's defeat at New York, Dykes
said an entirely new infleld Of
Murrell Jones, Jimmy Webb. Leo
Wells and Dario Lodigiani would
face Boston today.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
Turf'sBie Three
Vie First Time
In Dixie
WhirIowoy, ChoIIedon
And Midland Make
Race q Classic
BY MASON BRUNsoN,


BALTIMORE, May 6.--It was
Whirlaway, Cha1ledon and Midland
today in the 38th running of the
$50 900 Dixie Handicap.
The three never have matched
strides and ancient Pimlco thus
gained for curtain raiser to Satur-
days Preakness what Santa Anita
lost when it's 100000 handicap was
blacked out by the war.
Taking back seat while the spot
light is centered on this clash of the
handicap divisions big three" were
Shut Out, Alsab and valdina
Orphan. which finished one-two-
three in the Kentucky Derby, and
are here pointing for the Preaness.
One Of Years Biggest Races.
The Dixie shaped up as one Of the
years headline attractions, bringing
together a group of horses which
has accounted for So major stakes
and earned more than q million
dollars altogether.
Warren Wright's Whirlaway won
the triple crown" 3-year- cham
pionship and ''horse of the year"
title last year. Maryland-bred
ChalIedon, owned by w. L. Brann,
was "horse Of the year" in 1889 and
1910, while G. S. Howard's Midland
is the West Coast champion.
Whirly won the Clark Handicap IN
his third start this year. Challedon.
on the comeback trail after q long
layoff, triumphed by a nose in the
recent Philadelphia Handicap over
Midland, q previous winner In
Florida.
Whiriy Carries Biggest Load.
Opposing them in the Dixie are
John L. Sullivan's Air Master, e. G.
Hackney's Sir Alfred, H. c. Hatch's
Filisteo, Col E. r. Bradley's Best
Seller, Brann,s Pictor, the Green
tree Stables Century Note, Mrs.
Parker Corning's Attention and
Alfred Vanderbilt's Impound.
Air Master won the Cuttings Ham
dicap here In the track record time
Of 1:433s for q mile and q sixteenth.
Best Seller captured second place
behind The Rhymer in the Widener
Handicap. Impornd, Pictor and
Century Note were recent winners.
Top weight of 128 pounds was as
signed to Whirly for the 13f1e-mile
Dixie. MiolAnd carries 126 and
Challedon and Attention, 1A each.
Others ranged from Ffsteo's
feather Of 108 pounds to Pictor's 172.
Evening star., 1942-05-06

hurled four-hit ball that shoulo'
have netted a shutout, but he twice
singled home Dodger runs. lnclud-
ing the one that broke tie IN tne
eleventh inning.
But the forgotten man in the
Brooklyn rejoicing was Catcher
Mickey Owen. The little dynamo
who caught 12S games last year and
helped guide Whit Wyatt and Kirby
Higbe to % victories apiece has been
In eclipse this spring.
Has Been Almost Idle.
It hasn't been because he dropped
that infamous third strike in the
World Series. Rather it has been
because the Dodgers acquired two
additional and better hitting back
stops in Billy Sullivan and Rookie
Cliff Dapper. Manager Leo Durocher
decided TO use Sullivan, the veteran
from Detroit. against right-handed
pitchers, and has been putting
Dapper's All batting average to
work against the southpaws whom
owen ordinarily would have op-
posed.
AS a result Owen had worked only
asa innings in eight games up till
Yesterday, when he got the call
against his former ST. Louis team
mates. +
Although .188 hitter, owen seized
upon his opportunity and made two
of Brooklyn's seven hits. In the
seventh inning he singled with one
out. He was forced by Peewet
Reese, but French came along witt
his first hit and knocked Reese al
the way home from first. Then II
the 18th, after Joe Medwick wa:
safe on a tumble by Jim Brown
Owen again singled to put Medwicl
into position to score on another
single by French. owen himself
Tailed on = single by Billy Herman
Owen Needed for Victory.
This was the first time in nin'
games a Brooklyn pitcher had gont
the route and it was the first timt
Brooklyn had won since Owen las
started-which was at Cincinnati
Thursday when Sullivan was hurt
In haltins Me Dodgers four-gam'
losing streak Wrench land Owen
would have had a shutow sxcep
Evening star., 1942-05-06
DODGERS Now Have Three Clubs to Watch

the picture OF the two pennan
standings Brooklyn Dodgers and the
Late in May last
picked
the Indians from that point .~..
Duocher figured that Dodger would
Louis attack which far hasn't been the devastating side
And pitching
slowly this spring they haven't
better pitching than
ball club into its
eam is 20
hit their
pitching holds they will threatening factor
until athlete baked out in
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