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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01
Letters To The Editor
Chambers, Miss.
Oct. %. lo43.
Mr.. T. J. Huddleston. .Jr,
Editor & Manager
The Century Voice.
Yazoo City, Miss.
Dear Editor:

part of your Association and proud OF the work
accomplished by For half century we
have been busy trying prove ability and today ace
greatest test
am proud to be one who has helped YOU
in this locality. doing my bit without fear. Never be-
fore the history of America have shown color more
beautifully LET live under vine and fig tree is
my slogan" Let build solid foundation that black
girls will cherish and after the du
ration May they reality in keeping the Flag aoat and
may this great enterprise spread Throughout the land dis
peing the gloom and helping make independent
of coming youth.
9s Yours for Service
81 WILL DAVIS,
A Reader and Agent
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01
HOLLY BLUFF, MISS.

Sgt Peter Johnson spent pleasant urlough here Wis
itno relatives and friends. This Sgt ohnsons first
Through and every happy greet him. He is the
grandson OF Mrs Ruth Dunnan and is located Yuma
Arizona
Mr.. James Williams recently underwent minor oper
alton the Afro-Amercan Hospital His family and friends
glad he able to be home and convelescenng nicely
Mr.. John Campbell Church School Superintendent of
Jerusalem Methodist Church is just back from the Annual
Conference which convened in Jackson Miss.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01
Century Burial Association Mississippi To The q

Mrs F. c. Iuddeston spent several ho Ks
and took advantage of the occasion to do bitM sn
|png Nv
i Miss Pearl Gavns, bookkeeDer for thel Il by
Association spent a delightful weekend III \ EMts
sppi with Mrs. Toledo Huddeston Helm
Miss Dole Mae Naughans, daughter OF y.
Vaughan former Century Burial Agent is bactpm
ttroit Michigan where she spent the summer wtlFer
ents Miss Naughans is member of the senior clap OF
ZOO High School No. 2
+ Mr. D. W. Lindsey Dr. and Mrs. r. W. Harrisoi
land little Bobby Harrison heard Ambassador Grew OF
who recently spoke at the City Auditorium in Jacksor
sssippi. -
l. Mrs r. T. Pierce is in Washington, D. C., where 81
lcalled bv the death of her brother, Mr. Charles Bud)
man Mrs Pierce has many friends who share with h
grief. @as
+ CPL Dilworth King recently returned to his camp a
having spent two pleasant weeks here on Through
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01

! Miss Pearl Gavins bookkeeper for the1
Association, spent a delightful weekend III \
sippi with Mrs Toledo Huddleston Helm
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01

Mrs. r. c. Fuddleston spent several ho'
and took advantage of the occasion to DO D Ii
ping.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

character played by Garfield was
the most dramatic of the lot.
Perhaps at this late date Warner
Bros. will be just superStititouS
enough to let him do musical,
-
While potential producers of the
life stories of Will Rogers and Eddie
Rickenbacker worry themselves into
breakdowns over who will play the
principal roles, Columbia Pictures
decides to do biography of Bands
man Ted Lewis without so much as
tremor.
1t has hired Lewis to play him.
self. counting upon makeup to cor
rect any differences of appearance
between todays Lewis and yester-
days.
The picture. incidentally will be
called When My Baby Smiles at
Me"
And the critics are waiting
around. perhaps. to answer Lewis
inevitable question: rs Everybody
Happy?"
That the worlds of actors and
musicians are farther apart than
is generally realized is the point
of Muriel Rahn's favorite story
about her first dramatic role in The
Pirates" which starred the Lunts.
Miss Rain, who sings the "Porgy
and Bess" excerpts at the Water
IN ,ioL hn
role with something of reputa-
tion as a young singer. but actors
would not know about that
That was all right with her. She
just went along lamb-like during
the rehearsals, singing her best and
being as inconsplcuCus as a singer
should be in company headed by
the Lunts. Then, one day. in the
now embarrassed words of Mr. Lunt,
she came to him and asked if she
might have the weekend off.
The weekend off, indeed he
shouted. And what would you do
with the weekend OFF,"
Miss Rain said she would sing
with the Chicago Symphony.
Then 60 ahead, my dear" Mr..
Lunt remembers saying with a lofty
sense of disposing of a little girl
with an incredible fancy.
But imagine my embarrassment"
he finishes the story, when I asked
for the little person at the next
days rehearsal and was told that
she was singing operatic arias with
an 80-piece symphony at Grant Park
in Chicago"
Before the end of The Pirates"
run, Mr.. Lunt and lots of other
people found it quite understandable
that Miss Rain should have such
sldelines as soloist with outstanding
musical groups. 1t was only at the
beginning of their relationship that
ne thought she was just another
young musician
Bulletin board; A brief, brave
little notice from the Cape Nav
theater announces that the summer
season will be opened next Tues
day with Claudia" as the attrac-
ton . And one not so brief an
nounceS that, beginning June 26.
the Pix Theater will open a cycle of
seven Frank Capra pictures The
list includes Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town" Mr.. Smith Goes to WASH
ington." 1T Happened One Night"
Lost Horizon" and Lady for a
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of SHOWING

Capitol-"Presenting Lily Mars,
Judy Garland a showgirl: 1O:45 am
1:35, 4:30, 7:20 and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: 1880, 3:45, 6:35 and 9:2O pm
Columbia-"Cabin in the Sky,
and music all around: II am, 1905
$40. Sis, 7:2o and 9:30pm.
EarIe-"Action in the North At
lantic," conveys VS. Nazi subs: 1890
am, 1:20, Ais, 7:05 and 1905 pm
Stage shows: 1880, $40, 6:35 and
$50 pm.
Keith's white Savage" tenn
pestuousness and technicolor: II ::35
am, LAO, 3:45, $50, 750 and 9:55
pm.
Little-"Cat and the Canary
Hope and Goddard chilled: 11:4C
am, las, 3:45. 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
Metropolitan The More the
Merrier," two guys and girl in a
hotel: II am. los. 3:l5, SIS, 1885
and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Crash Dive" war from a
submarine: 11:40 am, 2:10, 4:40
ITO and $40 pm.
Pix-"M, the Kidnapper." with
Peter Lore: 2, 4:40, 7:15 and 1906
pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

ADJUSTMENTS. A
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Day" Action in the North
Atlantic" Warner Bros. tribute to
the merchant marine service cost
the local organization the services
of one of its younger employees
After working or the advertising
layouts for the picture, young JOS
eph P. GauZza decided to enter the
merchant marine =. . The 10 Irving
Berlin songs in This is the Army
set Hollywood record for the use
OF one composers work in a single
picture, but it probably will be
beaten by Rhapsody in Blue" the
George Gershwyn life story which
Warmers will start in the next
month.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
The Soldier Bows
Take Their Pick
HOLLYWOOD

The United States Army, Navy and
Marine Corps will pick the next
batch of Goldwyn glamour girls.
This was the decision today of
Samuel Goldwyn after interviewing
dozens of devastating damsels for
his Forthcoming Danny Kaye pic
ture. up in Arms" which will pre-
sent a chorus line of the most beau
tiful girls to be found.
Goldwyn is going to ask the men
of the fighting forces to send him
photographs of their girls or to ad-
wise their girls 10 send him new
Evening star., 1943-06-17

one more 1ruSCrate, man whose
work and his aspirations were as
far apart as those of any one else in
the world.
Having sung for the first time on
the screen in Thank Your Lucky
Stars" Garfield is clamoring for a
role in musical. His attitude has
led his bosses to believe that he is
as tired Of those bitter young man
roles as some of his fans have been.
Nearest Garfield ever came to a
musical before was in his first pic
ture, -Four Daughters" in which
he played tragic young composer
who was killed of before any one
realized that the story was the per-
feet movie serial-a kind of FEM
inine Andy Hardy-and that the
Evening star., 1943-06-17

photographs direct. The message
to the men in uniform is to be con-
veyed through an open letter to all
service newspapers, of which there
are several hundred. The girls will
be asked to say who suggested her
participation.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Garfield, the Tough One,
Merely Wants a Musical
He Would Like Singing Role,
And May Get One From Studio;
Ted Lewis to PLAY Himself
BY JAY CARNIODY,

When you saw him PLAYING that endless gangster roles
OF knuckes
field probably struck being perfectly satisfied did
well enough to have convinced Garfield
mileu and doing good job because he happily
After these
Evening star., 1943-06-17

IN PERSONALS moUie stars
eventually do, Virginia Weld
Ter n,aterialiseS on the stage
OF Locus Capitol today. Young
Miss Weidler, accompanied By
her mother, arriDed in Wash
ington a day early to see its
sights before she begins to be
seen. She 1UdS guest OF honor
at small afternoon party at
the Carlton yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Even As Can Do II

Even the laSt-piaCe Athletics
have a real chance They are
only ~ games out
The 81. Louis Cardinals made
M a greater margin when they
oyerhauled the BrooklynS IN the
National League last year
This IS especially true under
tho present uncertain Condl-
lions, since the drafting OF one
or Two key men could drop
almost any team out Of tho race
And a decent sustained winning
streak could move any club INTO
the favorite'S position
This might have been the year
FOR freshmen -ffr-tife- t,t1e, iirarttt---
They 'CcrtaInly had thor ChanCo
Al no other time were yeuug
men with any ycStCcS Of base
hall ability 80 carefully sought
out and so aticn'iNely Wooed
II kid showed any Signs ~
developing MO a ball player
the best baseball brains m Tho
world were gwen the task Of
helping hum realize his fun
promise No prospects We're
overlooked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
No Stars Show

There aren't any Nern Steph-
onS. Johnny PeSkeyS or Lou
BoudreauS among tho inhelderS
And YOU won't find any Ted
Williams or Vince DiMaGCioS
among tho plebe fly chaSerS
Dick Wakefield is probably
the best OF tho newcomers The
boy is good and in time he may
rank with the host Hos hit
ting well over 200 no has speed
10 burn and ne owns fine
throwing arm
But his fielding dctractS from
an otherwise Supcrlatlve per-
formance
Joe Hoover Tigers second
sacker has been playing very
acceptable game hut his hitting
he's not been luSty enough 10
merit any exceptional acclaim.
Milo Candlnl Of the Senators
has The host mark Of tho now
hurlerS. winning his first seven
decisions
Even with this Shinin record
however. the Yankee castoff
doesn't appear 70 have the
pitching equipment that a Hugh
son or 2 Beazley brought into
the big show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Bob Tales
leaoer on This
JuIy4 May Not
Win A. L. FLAG
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

This is the day on which base
ball fans are supposed 10 get a
preview Of the final standings
in the big league pennant races.
According TO a rather we'll
founded tradition, the club that
tops the standings on the Fourth
of July is the club that Will win.
This tradition has been right
more often than not in the past
but in the present American
League scramble, anything can
happen.
Ii would be a great ShOfk 10
practically no one If tall-
ender like ST. Louis came on
with a rush 10 take the crown.
Before Saturdays games the
Browns were IN a tie for sixth
place. five back Of the pace
setting and very uneasy Yam
KEGS
Now that Vern Stephens and
George MCQunn have been
turned down by the army, the
ST LOUIS contingent * very
definitely still IN the race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Jinx Contest
At Suffolk

BOSTON. July 3 ms Win
eho $4,000 Massachusetts Hand
reap New England $ richest racing
classic. scheduled for running
Monday al Suffolk Downs the
boys who follow the bane-tallS
arc specializing today as to
whether the annual ink VIII be
accompanying the favorI'o
Since the start of tho classic in
1885 only two favOritoS have won
SeabiscuIt turned the trick in
1887 and Whirlaway came through
to win last year
This year il is Market Wise
who must carry the INK in addi-
tion 10 a Jockey The Louis Tufano
entry has been named a 10 l
faVorlte.
Nine thOroughhrcdS In addition
10 the fayorIte have been named
10 20 10 post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
MARTZ SOCKS EM

One Of the best driving per
formanccS this writer ever saw
for a complete round was that by
Lloyd MartI the amateur star
now IN the services. m a practice
round A. Oakland Hills for the
National Amateur several years
ago
MARTY COT tremendou, distance
that day Oft every tee and always
was n the 'slrWaN.
one of his hest was on Tho so
g Shooting from tho very back
~ The long tee and INTO a slight
hroo2e hc drove wcIl past 'ho
trap then carried 10 tho center
of tho green with a 30 iron
Nope he didn't Get the eagle s.
missing about 4 l2-footer.
He was Just As good on 40 IS
but carried INTO tho trap back Of
the green with 2 No 4 wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Constantine 10 Meet
ChaIky for Sd Time

CLEVELAND. July ; ttPl-
Chalky Wright Of Los Angeles
and Lulu Constantine Of Now
York viii meet for a third time IN
a lO-round fcathcrWcigh' bout
here July u promoter Bob Brick
man announced
Wright. former champion bold,
Two split decisions over COnStan-
'Jno Brakeman said the bout had
been slated for New York with the
winner 20 be recognized As utie-
holder hy the boxing commission
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Tigers Win Two
From Yankees
Beat Murphy Both
Times; I'd Protested
Continued from Page Twol

t7InG ~cHcn runs In tho last two
heats Dana, homer accounted
ior three n the eighth
Harold NrWhou>cr pitched the
ml route IN the first game. hang
ing mp hi> sixth victory and Sec
ond in TWO starts against the
Yankcc~
To win Ncvhouscr outla,tcd
Chandler the New York ACC who
was seeking ms ninth win of the
year Chandler was routed IN tho
eighth when tHo Tigers scored
tLlrn -lun>- and -dpadlaakod the
game.
There was one away in the
eighth when Hoover walked.
Wakefield singled him 10 third.
Then Higgins walked, filling the
bases. Harris came through with
% tWO-baggcr 20 left center, Scor-
ng Hoover and Wakefield This
was The end of Chandler. Murphy
taking ever. York WAS given an
Intentional pass and BloOdWOrth
struck out Radcliffe batted tor
Richards and grounded 10 Gordon
and when Elton dropped Gordon's
throw 10 first. Radcliffe was safe
and Higgins scored the tying
counter.
York. first up IN the eleventh,
drove tho ball INTO the lower deck
of tho left field stands for MS
ninth homer of the season and
victory for the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Duke, Navy Set
For ThreeGdmes

DURHAM =. G. JULY ; .INS)
a thrCc-ycar football contract
between Duke University and the
L. s Naval Academy has been
announced by athletic director
and head football coach Eddie
Cameron Of Duke
Under terms of The contract.
Tho Blue Devils and NlIddeS viii
clash Oct. @ a. Baltimore. Nd
tnl> year at Annapolis IN 1914
and n Duke Stadium in 1915.
Duke and Navy have nor mot
on INC ErldIron since 1890. when
a iOur-Eamc series was concluded
Navy won three OF the four
battles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Bobby Jones Going
To Army Air School

HARRISBURG. Pa. July :
INS1-Mal Robert Tyre Jones Of
Atlanta Ga one-time holder Of
both tho British and American
amateur and open golf titles. is
attending the eiCht-Wcek course
~ the army'S air forces school al
Harrisburg
Assigned 70 the first fighter
command, Jones has been de-
tachcd from service while attend
ing the school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Different Story

In past ~,a~orS 'ho established
stars Got the attention and the
rockies had IN wage IN uphill
battle 20 make The squad. 20
say nothing Of breaking INTO tho
starting lineup
With clubs weakened ~ The
r'anpower drain az the war
however il was very different
this year.
Scouts comhcd the minors and
Tho Semipro clubs for any pos
Gble talent They signed young
men who were still IN college
In couple Of instances. they
oven offered contracts 10 high
school players with the PRAYER
fUl hope they might stumble on
one Of those rare wonder BOYS
who skip the usual apprentice
shlp
With the season almost half
over. ~ is quite evident tho
same circumstances which SOL
inc stage for The hlC league
froSh also called Tho most
promising Of them 10 a bigger
game
For in spite Of all the effort
lavNhcd on them The present
hand Of newcomers cant com.
pare win tho troSh sensations
OF past years
There arc some sound ball
players among me yearllngS
and few who have brought
with them HINT Of future
greatness But there are no
pccgers 10 compare with 1925
Johnny Bealley or Tex Hughson
in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Honolulu Sees
Dddo Sunday

HONOLULU. July 3 up
Little Dado former fstic head
liner ON the mainland. and David
Kui Kong Young, Chinese civilian
cmployc Of the L. s. Army En-
glnccrS. viii meet Al Honolulu
Stadium this Sunday afternoon IN
a l2-round bout
The territorial boxing commits
sion viii recognize the winner as
Tho world bantamWeight cham
pion although Manuel Ortiz OF
81 CpH4Fo- Cat, wears that crown
IN the United States
The fight is expected TO attract
q $4,000 gate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
SHIELDS IN AIR CORPS

Horton Smith. Ryder Cup golfer,
is now a lieutenant in a basic
training center a. Greensboro,
y &. Frank Shields who no
less than five times was on our
Davis Cup teams and won all the
tennis Titles. is with an air force
technical training command unit
in Culver CITY Cal. 60. Phil Fur.
who fought such topnotcherS as
Henry Armstrong, Barney Ross
and krIzo ZiNlc. is a squadron
boxing instructor a. kcc>ler Field,
Biloxi. Miss. ... Pvt. Edward
MIlkovic Of Pittsburgh who was
captain OF q DuqueSne football
team that played University Of
Detroit several years ago, Is now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
e.. Z. Y. c. Holds
Annual Regatta

Tore Franzen chairman OF tho
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club s. race
committee anticipates "a. large
entry m tho club S fourteenth an
annual regatta this SUNDAY
The FIRST class. the cICht-mCtcr
,loopS viii start AZ II p m and
vii he followed AZ flve-mlnute
interval, with Commute gun
between the larger and smaller
divisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
DRIVE RECALLED

Speaking on long drives. Al
Watrous always refers 10 the one
itfeHft4 tttftf12rtt- =
tho Ryder matches ~ Oakland
Hills last summer a> inc longest
he over Saw IN competition Nat
rou> was paired with Thorn on
against Horton Smith and jug
McSpaden
The Oakland Hills pro c,tI-
mate, ~ was a 2l5-yard poke and
It was remarkable 10 that the
last stages were up hill The ball
stopped IuSt opposite The big trap
az The left Of the fairway.@
Jimmy needed only niblick
for his second compared to the
3 and { irons the rest of us
nsed." WatrOus always adds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
SeIettiVe Service Act
PIedses Packer Coach

GREEN BAY. WI, July s
Coach r. l.. Lambeau of the Green
Bay Packers figures he's better
off row than before. Sclectlve SerV-
ice announced tn a all married
mon would be taken first and then
married men with children
Most Of The Packers arc fathers.
and chances are they'll be around
tor most or all of the 1913 season
Expecting about five or sly of the
drafted players and probably 10
back from last season Lambcau
believes he'll have 10 pick UP a
large number of former stars who
are married and have children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Chick Harbert and the other
long hi,tcrS viii have quite "a
mark 10 shoot az with their drives
on Plum Hollow eighteenth IN
the RYDER cup matches. August
Is. lis the one Jimmy DcmarCt
hit The other day when he finished
with an eagle 2 and 65
Taking a short cut over The
bend in the fairway where Inc big
tree stood until TINS year the
Plum Hollow pro drove slightly
over The brow Of the hIll on the
short side n the fairway He WAS
home with a half shot with an
SIyOn.
The hole is 470-yarder bur
the length Of the drive can only
be guessed A.. because Of The
shortcut he took Certainly ?
was we'll over 300 yards "a model
for position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
'Motz' Handler Named
Cardinal Grid Pilot

CHICAGO. July 3 INSl-
Signing Of Phil Mott Handler As
head coach Of the Chicago Cardi-
mails of the National Professional
Football League after 10 years of
service with the club was an
nounced today by owner Charles
BldWell
Handler now -. was one Of the
great guards of pro football He
will he the Youngest coach in the
circuit For the past two years
he has been assistant 10 Jimmy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
TELLS or CHICKS EAGLE

Congratulated on ms drive
Demaret promptly reported orc
he saw Chick HarbeTt make on
No IS AZ Flint Country Club NJ
the recent exhibition match
This hole likewise doE-lcgS 20
the left and Chick also got an
eagle 3
DcmarCt reports Chicks drive
landed opposite the Trap A. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
THE GREATER GAME By EDGAR HAYE
CREEVEY'S NOW ON THE BIC TEAM

back for Columbia and va picked
on The Collegiate All-Stars. has
been promoted 20 ensign IN the
navy 80. He has been IN for -
months
WADE'S 4 Busy BOY
They arc keeping IT, Col Wal
lace Wade plenty busy "a Fort
Sill. Okla. 60. lie writes n the
camp paper I'm TOO busy 10 give
football much thought night now
I'm kept gong all day long and
usually study until midnight every
night / haven't been off Tho post
in four weeks. My main interest
in football az present is lt> con-
tribution 10 the war effort
It. Max Gurman OF Dctru.t D.
coach OF the tennis team al Scott
Field IN Illinois Among ms
duties are teaching tennis bad
minton and paddle bah 10 both
officers and men go. He Will stage
a post wide tennis tournament
some time this month While
in Detroit he won the public pan K
championship and was captain of
the Western State. tennis team Co.,.
He also coached freshman tennis
AT WAYNE University while n >tu-
dent IN post graduate work there.
Enlisted men a. Fort Monmouth
can pick up the odd dollar on
Sunday by caddyng on the course
that Is part Of Tho camp
Among those wiling 10 help tho
men learn golf there is VIC
Ghczzl. one of the best pros IN
the land He played n the
Ryder Cup matches ar Oakland
Hills last year.
The WACS at Fort SIN have
been responsible for a big increase
IN Softball interest. They have
a team and every group on the
post has organized A team Just 10
play the ladies is basketball
courts have been built at Hi
Field, Ogden u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Giants Win I
On Fine HurIinq
And Home Runs

NEW YORK, July 2 GNSl
The Giants defeated the Clncin-
natl Reds in both ends of a
double-header today. 7 10 3 and
3 10 !, with batting barrage
in the opener and nearly air
tight pitching in the nightcap.
lIomerS by Mel OFT and Sid
Gordon Spiced a 14-hit Giant at
tack that cost Ray Starr the
opener. and Rube Fischer out
pitched Bucky Walters in the
afterpicce. Johnny Wittlg was
credited with the first game VIC
tory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Only 7 Players Left
SO Tennessee Quits

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. July 3
,GNS)-ThcN University Of Ten
nesSee's Vols, long one Of the
grldiron leaders Of the south and
the nation, fell victim today TO
the war
Tho schools athletic council
Friday voted unanimously 10 dis
continue the 1912 football Sched-
ule and 10 drop the sport for the
duration
Only two varsity players. Bob
Dohelsteln guard, and Bill Bevis
fullback. remained on the Vols
roster, Both are classified Az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
BN GFORGE r. NN\

Detroit Yacht Clubs dominant
position IN sailing In his area Us
gwen an explanation after watch
lng me students l0 The weekly
classes learn the WAYS and man
ncrS OF making a catboat behave.
Or r. -. Ament, who has