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Evening star., 1947-05-30

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

ond score with only seconds left
to play in the first half. Lee
again failed to convert.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
Moss Point Loses To Biloxi 1877;
Play Notre Dame AT Home Tonight

The Moss Point Tigers lost to
their traditional rivals, the BIZ
loxi Indians, Friday night by an
1877 score on their home field
but unveiled a diminutive passer
who may make a difference in
their ball club before the season
ends.
Danny Hall, a l35-pound sopho-
more, uncorked ten passes in the
closing minutes of the ball game
for five compilations and an eigh-
ty-yard march down the field
that was stopped only by the fl
nal whistle.
The defeat left the Tigers on
the bottom on the Big Eight( as
far as the eighteen-team confer
ence is concerned, since they had
also lost to Vicksburg last week
in a hurricane-delayed game.
A game scheduled with the st.
Stanislaus Rock-a-chaws for to-
night in Bay st. Louis was also
a hurricane casualty since the
boarding school team has been
temporarily dismissed from
school, together with the rest of
the student body, while repairs
are effected.
However, the Tigers have SUBJ
stituted the Notre Dame team of
Biloxi and the substitute game
will take place at the usual time
on the Tiger home field.
Tigers Lead
The Tigers jumped into an ear
ly lead in the Biloxi game when
the Indians muffed the first Tig-
er punt and End Otis Shattles
recovered for a heavy gain. AT
ter another Tiger punt, Biloxi
executed two more costly fun
bles and the ball went over on
downs.
Two plays later, Quarterback
Billy Fulton heaved a 20 yard
pass to Back Pat Gardner, who
scampered 35 more yards for the
score. Fulton's placement was
good and the Tigers led TO.
The Indians scored twice in the
second quarter, first as the re-
suit of a blocked punt which In
dian End Gerald Romero took
81 yards to the Tiger 8 before
being hauled down from behind
by Fulton. Indian Back Duplain
bucked over in three tries but
Lees placement was wide and
the Tigers still led.
The Indians scored three min
utes later when Moss Point lost
the ball on downs while trying
a pass. instead of punting on
fourth down. The ball went over
on the Tiger % and Lee picked
up % yards around left end.
Duplin romped over for his sec
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
Play In Annual
Golf Tournament
Storts Saturday

Play in the annual club cham
pionship tournament will get un-
aerway Saturday at the Pasca-
goula Country Club and continue
through Sunday, e. o. Van Hook,
club manager, said this week.
II. L. Perry, last years winner,
will defend his title this year
against some stiff competition
from players that have developed
or Joined during the year.
A barbecue and dance for mem
bers and guests will be held at
the club Saturday night, Mr.. Van
Hook said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

ond score with only seconds left
to play in the first half. Lee
again failed to convert.
Score Again
The final Biloxi tally came in
the third quarter and was set
up by a Moss Point tumble re-
covered by the Indians on the
Tiger rs yard line. Lee hit Rom
ero with an aerial good for "a
yards and Buddy Braun, captain
and quarterback, sneaked it over
for the Indians from there. Lee
failed to convert in this third
and last attempt in the game.
Moss Point punted to the BIZ
loxi Is to open the final frame
and Indian Jumonville romped
back. As yards before being haul
ed down by End Ring Rouse. The
Tiger line held and the Indians
booted to Fulton on his 18 and
Fulton promptly quick-kicked.
Biloxi tried for a first booted
booted back to the Tiger 10.
Little Danny Hall came back in
the game at this point and the
Tigers took to the air moving
80 yards in ten passes to the BIZ
loxi 10 before time caught them.
Hall connected with five of 10
passes for four first downs and
the yardage and his performance
did much to cheer the Tiger fans.
He seems a natural passer and
additional weight and experience
will make him a potent threat
in anybody's ball game.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

Rocky Byrd passed IA yards to
End James Knight for the score
as the half ended and the score
stood 800.
Last Half
A long drive by the Panthers
to open the first half ended with
a tumble but the locals scored
anyway when the Murphy team
again failed to get off a punt as
their line crumbled before the
powerful Panther forward wall.
Billy Roby, a tackle, scored
this time, running 80 yards to
score standing up.
Frank Branch, mite-sized Pan
ther reserve quarterback, ac-
counted for the next score a few
minutes later when he took a
Murphy punt ard scampered 30
yards along the sidelines for the
score.
Lavon Ezell scored the eighth
tally on a 10 yard Jaunt over
right tackle after the ball had
been advanced to scoring posi-
ton by reserved Backs Powell
Meeks and Raymond Price.
A pass from Branch to another
reserve back, Leonard TrehernI
accounted for the final score.
Meeks, Price, and Trehern also
scored extra points.
The lone Murphy tally came
late in the game against the Pan
ther reserves. A sustained AZ
yard drive paved the way and
Gene Forsyth went over on a
quarterback sneak from the two
for the tally. Nicky Tacon ran
the extra point.
Reserved seat tickets for the
Paseagoula-M eGill game in Mo
bile tomorrow night may be pur'
chased at the high school office
through noon tomorrow or at the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

(Pascagoula plays Sept. 20.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
Laurel Tornado Stays At Top Of Big
Eiqht Heap with Win Over Brookhoven


followed a pass interrogation.
Indy Callahan ran 80 yards for
play before, he had completed a
the Meridian touchdown. On the
play before, he had completed
a wild 40-yard pass after being
trapped 20 yards behind the
scrimmage line. Sonny Morgan
placekicked the winning point,
jimmy Lear starred again for
Greenwood, running SIS yards for
one of the Bulldogs touchdowns
the ONLY one which didn't result
from a Louisville tumble. Lear
scored another, and Bobby Bar
rett made two, after Greenwood
had recovered fumbles deep On
Louisville territory.
Uouisville's touchdown came
on a plunge by Jimmy Dale af-
ter Johnny Fulcher had set il
up with an 80-yard run.
A sustained drive of SO yards
brought Jackson's touchdown
against Memphis South Side, and
Dwight Hit booted the game.
. winning point. Big Douglas De-
deaux, who was Jackson's star,
plunged for the touchdown. A
90-yard gallop by Halfback Dan
Cowan had put the Memphians
ahead.
Passes from Fred Foster to
Claude Porter set up one touch
down and scored another for
kNatchez against Magee. Buzz Rat
cliffe slammed three yards for
one of the skies.
The Rebels outplayed Magee
considerably in the first half,
making ten downs to the losers
one, but the Burrheads frightened
in the second half and made five
first downs to one for Natchez.
Clarksdale scored on Memphis
Central the first time the Wild
cats got the ball. Bobby Pitts
plunged five Yards for the touch
down after a short drive. That
was all for the Mississippians,
however, az Billings of Central
caught a pass for one touchdown
and ran for another.
Columbus touchdown against
Aliceville came on a 59-yard scam
per by Earl Land, who had taken
a pass from Bill Brewer. T. w.
Lewis kicked the point.
Pascagoula winds up the Big
Eight weekend by playing host to
Murphy Higt of Mobile. McComb
started it Thursday night by los
ing to Catholic High of Baton
Rouge, 81 to 6.
Big Eight football standings:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
pANTHERS CONTINUE WINNING MARCH; BILOXI DEFEATS TIGER:

of the Second Annual Pecan
Bowl game in Pascagoula, it was
announced this week.
The Pecan Bowl is sponsored by
the Knights of Columbus and
drew a large crowd last year to
witness an underdog Biloxi team
defeat Greenville.
Teams with even better records
are expected to be on hand this
year, it was said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
BY The Associated Press

The Laurel Tornado is just
where the coaches and scribes
have said il should beat the
top of the Big Eight football
standings.
The Tornado has won only two
conference games, but that's at
least one more than anybody else
can claim at this early date, and
so il stands as the best league
record so far.
However, the Laurel lads had a
bit more of o bother than they
expected in winning their second
loop encounter. They had to de-
pend on a long run and pass to
beat the Brookhaven Panthers,
Is to 0. A victory by at least
twice that margin had been ex-
pected. ssf@
In other conference games Fri
dav night Biloxi defeated Moss
Point 10 to 7; Meridian nosed out
Corinth z to g.; Greenville won
over Vicksburg IA to Z; and Hat
tiesburg beat Gulfport 6 to O.
Big Eight members won four
out of five games with outside
opponents. The Central High Ii
gers of jackson journeyed up to
Memphis and beat South Side
High, rated as Tennessee's top
team of preppers. Columbus won
another interstate affair, 7 to 0
over Aliceville, Ala. Greenwood
defeated Louisville q to 6 and
Natchez won from Magee IL to O..
C~larksdale was the only Big
Eight member losing to an out
slider. The Delta Wildcats came
out second best with Memphis
Central, ID to 6.
Laurel was never able to push
9 long touchdown drive across the
Brookhaven goal. In fact, the
half-time horn caught Brook
haven on the Laurel eight-yard
line, with no score yet in the
game.
Midway of the third period ALI
Big Eight swept end for AZ yards
and a touchdown. Later he
caught a 53-yard pass from Jim
my Howard for another score.
Howard booted the second extra
point after missing the first.
Down on the Coast, where the
hurricane blew thoughts of foot
ball away last week, the Biloxi
Indians opened their schedule a
week behind time and beat Moss
Point 10 to 7.
Duplain scored twice for Biloxi
on ~spinners, and Buddy Braun
sneaked over for the third. Pat
Gardner tailed Moss Points
touchdown, taking a l2-yard pass
from Billy Fulton and galloping
AZ wards more to the goal line.
H%attiesburg outclassed Gulf
port, but missed a couple of scor-
ing chances and had to be con-
iGiit WIN tiiG Oilt- IIldl-
gin. The six points came in the
last minute of the first half when
Moody Reed passed eight yards
to Dewey Wilder. who stepped
over from the two.
Passes from Tailback Millette
to Fullback Boykin, good for 43
and SO yards. gave Greenville
its touchdown. Both came in the
second half. Vicksburg had taken
q lead on a touchdown by Half
back Irwin Baylot, who took a
pass and travelled % yards more
with it.
The halves of the Meridian-Co-
rinth affair seemed like two
games, with Corinth dominating
the first and Meridian the second.
Babe Felkner scored for Corinth
in the second period, plunging
over after a short drive which
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
DIV Edgles Win
Opener. Set For
Moss Point Come

Fresh from their season-opener
victory over Lucedale last Friday
night, the DIV Eagles will be
hosts to the Moss Point Tigers
"B" team on the Pascagoula High
school field tomorrow night.
Game time is 800 o'clock.
The Eagles romped over the
George County team, racking up
nine first downs to one for a To
victory. The game was not nearly
as close as the score indicates as
the Eagles were on the long end
in the penalty division and had
several drives stopped by is yards
tabs.
M. Belinka scored for the win
ners at the conclusion of a sus-
tanned drive and S. Bount went
off tackle for the extra point. Ia
lenka was also responsible for the
Lucedale safety when he was
trapped behind his own goal line.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
Panihers Roui Murphy GIT; Meet
McCill In Test AT Mobile Tonight
BY c x

Pascagoula took the lead il
the total points scored bracket o.
the Big Eight last Saturday night
by walloping the Murphy High
Panthers Of Mobile GIT. The
basketball score gave the Panth-
ers 80 points in three trys to Il
for the opposition.
The locals meet a severe test
tomorrow Saturday night when
they travel TO Mobile to battle
the highlyJtouted Mobile Vel
lowjackets, rated the team to
beat in the Alabama city. Re
serve seats for the game will be
on sale at the high school and
Caver- Tucker Sporting Goods
until noon tomorrow.
In Saturday nights slaughter,
Coach Dobie Holden used every
one but the water boy, and the
reserves through the third team
moved like the varsity through
the hapless Mobile eleven. Nine
Panther men, including the cen
ter, an end, a tackle and a guard
as well as backs and reserve
backs, scored touchdowns. Guard
Sylton Cole led the scoring with
nine points coming from a touch
down and three safeties booted
through the uprights.
Cole was big gun of the eve
ming, blocking three Murphy
punts which resulted in touch
downs for the winners
Quick Score
The Panthers scored three
touchdowns and 10 points In the
first quarter beginning after three
minutes Of play when Cole block
ed a Murphy punt and Center
Kirby King grabbed the pig skin
and scampered over for the score
He failed in the placement.
A Murphy tumble set up the
next touchdown two minutes la
ter and Back M. r. Richards
went % yards off left tackle for
the score. Cole split the uprights
for the extra point.
Richards and Mutt Hare set
up the next tally when they to-
tailed 81 yards in two plays and
Panther Back Paul Ryan went
Is yards off right tackle for the
score as Coach Holden began pull
ing his starters and running in
substitutes.
Cole came through to block
another punt just before the first
half ended and grabbed up the
ball to hit pay dirt once more.
Sixty seconds later, Murphy FUN
bled again and Quarterback
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

(Clarksdale, Greenwood, Nc
comb, Natchez and Tupelo have
played no conference games).
Records of Big Eight conference
football teams includes all games
played through Sept. 26).
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
Annual Pecun Bowl
Committee Named
By Locol KdYcees
Roy L. Elder and Mack Hudson
have been appointed eo-chairmen

Walker in the backfield and
Blackwell at left end were stand
outs in the winners lineup.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

This week the Jiney Jungle Super Morket in Poscogoulo closed. We con-
not bring to q close these three grond years without pousing to t hank
each Of you for the wonderful way thot you treated u.s.. 1t wos your con-
inued patronage that we orr Sc grateful for and the wonderful way in
which you cooperoted with us during the time that SO monY items were
scarce and difficult to obtoin. It wos you who mode the Super Market
q success: q place where you could purchase all the foods needed in
your homes at the fair prices that would allow you to live within your
household budgets.
We regret thot we must leave for our stay here hos been q most pleas
ant one. However. due to the unsettled condition of the government
BUILDING in which we operated it seemed advisable to remove oil stock
and put it in u new Super Murket in Hotiesburg.
Dossetfs Food Store in Moss Point will remoin just as tits. We hove foth
in this oreu and feel thot to leave entirely would be ON injustice to you.
So continue to shop at Dossetts where you ore assured of the finest foods
ovoloble at the forrest prices.
The proposed sole of the building in which the Super Murket wos To-
Gated is the only reason for our departure for our business and personal
contacts here hove been q greet pleasure. Leaving hos been difficult
and we appreciate oil that you have done to help u IS and again thonk
you for your patronage.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

Caver and Tucker Sporting
Goods store on Canty street.
The game is expected to be a
sellout and fans are advised to
purchase their tickets in Pasea-
goula before going to Mobile.
Most ant societies consist of
wingless sterile workers and fer
tile, winged males and females
which eventually leave the nests.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
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Evening star., 1947-11-29
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