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Evening star., 1949-09-20
AustroIion Fighter Dies
After Koyo by Chomp
BY the Assoeiased Press

SYDNEY, Australia. Sept. 90
Australian boxer Archie Kemp, Is,
died today after being knocked out
last night by Australian Light
weight Champion Jack Hassen.
Kemp was taken to q hospital
after the fight. suffering from q
cerebral hemorrhage. He was
knocked out in the 11th round Of
a title bout at Sydney Stadium.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

-
in Alexandria
for the last four
years, has en-
rolled as q
.fre S h m 4 n at
Marquette.
] ack was q
s t a n d o u t at
football, basket
ball and track,
and could have
added baseball
to his list If he
h a d h a d tn e
time. He chose
NE -
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Sond|ot Baseball Giving Gouzzu DAY.

1--WE had Freddy Noone, who
later went to Charlotte, and
Denney Southron, who moved
up to regular berth with the
Phillies and later the Cardinals.
And Walter Beall used to pitch
for us after the triple A leagues
finished their season. He was
with Rochester and later the
Yankees"
Gauzza has organized more
baseball and football leagues
combined and managed more
championship teams than any
one else in this area.
Sid Atlas Of Atlas sports
store. where Vic is co-partner,
says he hopes "Vic's day" will
be a whopping success.
HE is entitled to it more
than any one else I know" says
Sid, who has known Vic for 40
years. Just as deserving as
D. Di Maggie. He has devoted.
much of his time to amateur
baseball and he has played no
favorites."
At present. Vic is president
Of the Departmental League.
president of the National City
Sunday League, president Of
the two National City Junior
Leagues, president Of the
Washington Amateur Baseball
Association and q member Of
the Board Of Directors and past
president Of the All-America
Amateur Baseball Association.
"Baseball's been good to me-"
Vic says. II sure have a lot of
friends"
Gauzza's friends can con-
tribute to the occasion at the
Atlas sports store or the Lowe
and Campbell sports store.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Oct. II Opening Is Set
By MARYLAND RifIemen

The Maryland Rifle Leagues
indoor gallery season will start on
October II at the University OF
Maryland range. it was decided at
last nights annual meeting.
Officers elected were Edward
Grimes, manager; Robert Turnure,
secretary-treasurer. and Louis
Day. public relations officer.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Louis Exhibition >.
Is Set Here Oct. 3

Retired Heavyweight Cham
plon Joe Louis will box a four.
round exhibition on the Liberty
A. c. fight card scheduled for
Griffith Stadium on October 3.
His opponent is yet to be
named by Promoter Goldie
Ahearn. A year ago Louis
boxed similar exhibition here
against Pat Comiskey. The ex-
hibition will be supported by an
all-star boxing show, Ahearn
said.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Gorvin's Plays Pepco

Garvin's Grill. the girls soft
ball champion Of the District
meet Pepco on Diamond % to-
night at 6 o'clock. Manager
Johnny Poston requests all new
players to report.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Beers Purchase Szymunski

LOCKPoRT. H.. Sept. 20 R.-
The Chicago Bears have pur-
chased Center Frank Szymanski
from the Philadelphia Eagles for
an undisclosed sum. Szymanski
who was released on waivers by
the Eagles. reported today to the
Bears.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Yoder Coils Like Uncle

Joe Yoder. 19-year-old nephew
of Levi Yoder, who a decade ago
was Washington's top amateur
golfer, won the Annapolis Roads
Club championship by defeating
Bill Foley, 3 and 2. Foley was the
defending champion
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Mrs. Egenroad Captures
Medal al Washinqton

Mrs. Charles Egenroad and Mrs.
George H. Bailey, winner and run
nerup in the women's club cham
pionship at Washington Golf and
Country Club last year, finished
ID in the qualifying for the 1949
championship yesterday. Mrs.
Egenroad had SO and Mrs. Bailey
81. Match play begins today.
Match play in the first District
women's public links champion
ship gets underway today at Fort
Dupont with Louise Sayers, med
alist yesterday with a So in the
role of fayorite,
Evening star., 1949-09-20
By George Huber

This news from Milwaukee Is
going to break the hearts of q
lot Of college coaches in this area.
Jack Dilweg. all-sports star at
Tva{ean~ol YYirh
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Minor Baseball
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Los Angeles 9-2 - Portland. ii
(Only samesD
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PLAYoFFs.
(Bsst Of seven)
indiana apolis 9 Minneapolis
Minneapolis leads. 3-sl . ~
tseries tied. 3.3
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FLAYOFFs.
(Best Of sevenl
A' buffalo wins, 4-i|
Rochester At Montreal Rain
Montreal leads, 800
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION PLAYoFFs.
Nashville 7,,, - Ney orleans 0
EASTERN LEAGUE FINAL PLAYOFFs.
w,,,.,.s.r,e tse't ! OF seven, s,nsh.m.on )
eWilkes-B.rr. leads. 10y ~
TEXAS LEAGUE PLAYoFFs.
Tulsa r. -oEishoma City 3
Fort Worth : Shreveport o
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE FLAYoFFs.
(BeSt Of Sevenl
savannah 10 oresnville I
Macon 4-.'... Columbus 3
Macon leads. SD
CENTRAL LEAGUE final, FLAYoFFs.
Grand Espias. 1I.,..,.... i Ghsssl.sson ;s, 5
WESTERN LEAGUE FINAL PLAYoFFs.
Dss Meinss Pueblo s
Evening star., 1949-09-20

Fred Astaire wears lounge
model suit at Belmont track.
Flannel suit Is in medium
dark gray; coat has deep
rolled lapels that allows more
of shirt and tie to show.
with buttons and pockets placed
too low. This is an overempha-
sized and exaggerated model, and
anything that is exaggerated 10
not fashion. since fashion itself
implies good taste.
Harry Keene will answer fashion
questions addressed to him in care
The Star II accompanied by stamped,
self addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Capital Transit 26-Teom Loop
Hits Bowling Drives Toniqht

The tempo of the early bowl
ing season will be increased to-
night when Capital Transit Vice
President e. c. Giddings fires the
first shot to send the transporta-
ton company's 26-team league
into action at Colonial Village.
Ceremonies start at Z.
Marvin Jennings with 153-
game and Alb set and Jesse Proc
tor with 155 and 407 counts were
the heaviest wallopers as A. L.
Kelley & Sons. last-season's pen
nant-winner. whipped A. s..
johnson Sheet Metal. 81. with
a season high team set of 1918 in
Clarendon Major last night. Wal
ter Megaw. jr.. tailed 399 as
Megaw's Mighty Men whitewashed
See-Sanco.
Dorothy Daniels 343 was tops
in the Silver Spring Bethesda
Ladies' loop as Mason's Flower
Shop took two games from Ladies
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-21
Items of Local Interest

A group OF TRENDS gathered al
the r. c. Colson home Tuesday
afternoon for a no-hostess lunch
con complimentary to Mrs. Frank
Bartholf and daughter Patricia of
Greenbelt, Nd, who have spent the
summer here and are leaving about
Oct. 1 to return to their home.
Mrs. C. A. Cromwell was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday after
noon at a 1:30 luncheon. A hand
kerchief shower honored Mrs. Paul
Wilson who moved to Powell,
Wyo., last month. Contract win
ners were Mrs. M. w. Calvert and
Mrs. o. X. Chapman.
Mrs. Leonard Foley and Mrs.
Robert Royalty were hostesses at
the Foley home at a miscellaneous
wedding shower Thursday evening,
honoring Mrs. Walter Hall. Guests
were Mrs. Maude Roberts, Mrs. Ed
Durrer, Mrs. Earl Fuller, Mrs. Nels
Ness, Mrs. E. C. Hall, Mrs. Don
Scheidecker, Mrs. Eddie Burke,
Mrs. Burl Hatfield, Miss Janet
Ness and the honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shay were
hosts when the Adult Bible Fell
lowship met at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening. The les
son, taken from "The Adult Stu
dent" was led by Rev. Charles
Spellman. The next meeting will
be Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Johnson for
adults interested in Bible study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Baker spent
the week end at Basin, Wyo.,
where they were guests of Mrs.
Bakers son and daughter-in-law,
MIR. and Mrs. Dale Palmer, and
family.
Mrs. Paul Wilson of Powell,
Wyo., spent Tuesday here with
friends.
The Trewthorne home demon
stration club held a special meet
ing Sept. Ia at the home of Mrs.
f. H. Reimann. On the program
were two guests who demonstrate
ed textile painting. They were
Mrs. R. w. Davis of Park City
and Mrs. p. A. Huntely of Reed
Point. The club will meet Sept.
Is at the home of Mrs. Frank
Kukla.
The Laurel unit of the Montana
Education association held an or
.ganization meeting at the high
school last Wednesday afternoon.
Officers elected were j. G. Mac
Donald, president; Lee Hamlet,
vice president, and Marguerite
Roscoe, secretary-treasurer. An
nouncement will be made later of
the first regular business meeting.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-21

During the years America was
growing UP, Grandma hid her saw
ings in the old, cracked teapot, the
tin canister, or e that old horse
hair mattress. This was the hard
way to save and her denials of
many things to build those savings
sometimes came to naught. Thieves,
FIRE or other hazards wiped out her
savings in a jiffy. Today we have
the finest and surest way ever in
vented to build security for the fu-
ture-the U. S. Savings Bonds way.
This means you can put aside,
every pay day, part of what you
earn by signing up for the Payroll
Savings Plan where you work, or,
if self-employed, the Bond-a-Month
Plan where you bank. Either way,
you get back 81 for every So in
vested in just ten years.
US. Treasury Department
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-21
Wednesday, Sept. %.

Wednesday, Sept. %.
The P. T. A. will meet at the
high school gymnasium at 8 p. m.
The Trewthorne home demon
stration club will meet at 2 p. m.
with Mrs. Frank Kukla.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-21

Tuesday, Sept. 81.
The DeMolay chapter will meet
at the Masonic temple at 1880 pm.
A meeting of the Wesleyan guild
has been set for 7:45 p. m. in the
basement of the Methodist church.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke and Mrs. r.
%Sturtevant will be cohostesses.
The Methodist Adult Fellowship
will meet at the w. T. Johnson
home.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-21

Monday, Sept. 26.
The Rotana club will attend a
party at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Edythe Teeters, with Mrs.
Lois Russell and Mrs. Elizabeth
Fisherman as cohostesses.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-21
Calendar
Of Coming Events

Friday, Sept. %.
A football game, Laurel VS.. Lew
istown, will be at Athletic park
at 8 p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Pointers Meet Culfport Commodores;
Son Rhodes Chips Leg Bone. Out Again

The Moss Point Tigers and Bi.
loxi Indians droned to a Go tie
last Friday night in a dull game
that could have been played on
a field so yards long.
In the first half, all play took
place around the Indians 30
yard line-before, during and aft
er the Tigers lone tally which
came in the first period.
The second half saw the two
listless teams butting heads on
the other end of the field, deep
in Moss Point territory.
Easy At Start
Hardluck Son Rhodes, good
halfback, who had been out two
weeks with a Clipped arm bone.
suffered the same sort of injury
to his right leg in the third quar-
ter. The chip is likely to keep
him cut Of action for several
weeks.
The Tigers got off to a flying
start and seemed headed for an
easy victory over the invading
Redskins, which they could have
had had they played the spirited
brand of ball they seemed capa.
Biloxi kicked off or one of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

ed up five more yards at center,
and then took a lateral from Ia
con to carry the ball to the one
foot line from where Tacon went
through center for the score. Ia
con kicked the third straight extra
point.
Pascagoula. fighting back.
threatened briefly in the final
quarter. With the ball on the So
yard line Kuhn passed to Branch
for six yards. and then broke
around end for ls yards TO place
the ball on the Murphy rs.
A tumble, recovered by Muir
ply on its own %, stopped the
threat, however and set the stage
for the final tally when Kramer
two plays later broke loose around
end and carried the ball to the
Pascagoula Is. Two plays and a
penalty placed it on the Pasca-
goula three from where Gene
Pierce went over guard for the
score.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

Bile Of last week in nearly knock
ing off McComb's hefty eleven.
pretty good in spots on the de
Tense, covered it on the MP IS.
Pat Gardner took up where he
left off last week and bulled
through right guard for seven
yards to the AZ. Biloxi was pen.
elized is yards for a personal
foul. That put the ball on the
Biloxi 43.
Norman Stewart picked up two
at right guard and Gardner lost
one at end, Forced to kick, Dan
ny Hall got off a beauty that
rolled out on the Indian two.
Taking q few chances, Biloxi
advanced the ball to the % on
six tricky plays that revealed the
Indian quarter, Hollis. as a very
good ball handler and their full
back, Radich, as a hard and shifty
runner.
An offside penalty set the In
dams back to their II from where
their captain, Broussard, attempt
ed to punt. The pass from center
was bad, Broussard was late in
getting set and by that time Jesse
Gum, Tiger guard, was there TO
block the kick. The ball was re-
covered by Sam Leslie and taken
to the Biloxi 10.
Gum Looked Good
Gum, incidentally, put in a
good nights work. Beside block
ing that punt. he slipped into the
Indian secondary several times
to break up plays before they
could develop.
From the 10, Gardner went over
guard to the seven. Then Ham
mond tried a flat pass that sailed
way out of bounds. Gardner lost
two at end and Hammond tried
another pass. This one. too, float
ed off into the upper atmosphere.
and the sad part of it was that
the prospective receiver, Gene
Young, was lonesome and free in
the end zone.
Msgsie's pitching aim was way
off. He completed only enc of
six. But the truth is that he was
able 10 get off only two unmo-
lesied. On the other four pitches
he was pestered by the Biloxi
linemen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

knees, and the smooth Hollis.
The Indian coach must have
raised the very devil between
halves, for his charges received
the third quarter kickoff and in
10 PLAYS and four first downs had
tied the game.
Hurley took the ball on the
Indian ID, criss-crossed to Brous-
sard on the 20 and the Indian
captain toted to the As. Then Ra-
dich started knocking off six
yards a try-alternating with
Suarez, Hollis and Broussard-
until he battered his way over
from the three.
The rest of the game was played
in Moss Point territory. II was
strictly turn about from the first
half, Biloxi ate up the yards be-
tween the so and the Moss Point
20 but couldn't score.
llGEh L.
The Biloxi coach has his men
listed as weighing l45,140, 100.
Those scales better be checked
for the Indians are certainly no
shrimps
How to beat Moss Point: Send
in fresh centers. guards and
tackles every three plays. The
Pointer middle is tough but there
are few reserves
Maggie Hammond showed some
nifty squirming and leaping while
trying to keep away from the
Biloxi linemen who charged him
when he attempted to pass
Pointer ends played a gener-
ally good game .
For the second straight game
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

Kuhn's punt l3 YarGs TO the Muir
ply 20. Kramer skirted right end
for ii yards. and on the next play
Phil Gonzales broke through the
center of the Panther line and
raced AZ yards for the ore NickY
Tacon. quarter. kicked the point
after touchdown.
The Golden Panthers showed
over another marker in the third
quarter.
Ronald Galloway intercepted
Branch's pass on the Pascagoula
46. Ray Hudson broke through
the line and went to the Psaca-
goula "a before being downed.
Gonzales picked up six more
yards at center, and Kramer went
around end to the Pascagoula 81
for a first down. Kramer added
three more yards around end and
Hudson broke through the Pas
cagoula line to the three-yard
stripe from where Kramer went
off tackle for the score. Tacon
kicked for the extra point.
Pascagoula Threatens
A P%aseagoula tumble recovered
by James Jones on the so yard
line, set up the next Murphy score
In the same quarter. Line plays
by Kramer and Gonzales and a
pass from Tacon to Kramer
worked the ball to the Pascagoula
25.
Gonzales went around right end
for five yards, and Hudson sliced
off tackle to make it first down
on the Panther II. Hudson pick
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
County Sportsnen
Hold Meeting

A seafood dinner marked the
regular monthly meeting OF the
Jackson County Hunting and
Fishing Association last week
The meeting was held at the
camp of Roy o. Cumbest at Cum
best's Bluff.
Officials reported that mem
bership continues to grow and
several applications were acted
on at the meeting. An account
of action being taken in regard
to the opening and closing of the
waterfowl season was given by
A. M. Pelham. Bud Fields, presi-
dent, reported that every effort
is being made by the club, with
the support of State Representa-
tive Hermes Gautier, to secure an
additional game warden for the
Vancleave area.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

The Indians took over on theii
own nine and proceeded to floun-
der back TO their seven On third
down, their center fired back an
other roller and Broussard. at
tempting to punt, had to fall on
the ball.
A five-yard penalty for delay
ing the game set the Biloxians
back to their two from where
Broussard got a kick away to the
IS. a good boot considering the
strain he must have been under
after all the sloppy support.
Pat Gardner returned the kick
from Biloxi's 40 to the 33. Son
Rhodes, playing his first game,
get one at guard, then Gardner
went over left guard, cut back to
the right and went for eleven to
the Biloxi 26.
Gardner Goes Over
Rhodes picked five over guard,
Stewart netted six off tackle aft
er Hammond made a beautiful
fake to Rhodes. Then Gardner
wiggled and dipped through cen
ter for Is and a touchdown.
That was the end of the game
for Our side, although until the
close of the second quarter Moss
Point ran up and down between
the Biloxi 40 and three.
They gained yards briskly, but
one thing and another kept them
from scoring. Once it was a pen
atty for backfield in motion that
set them back five from the four.
Then it was a tumble when Ham
mond, attempting to pass, was
smothered by Indians. Again it
was an expert bit of defending
by Hollis who tipped a touch
down pass out of the arms of Ed
wilkinson.
During all this. Rhodes showed
some smooth form. picking up
nine over center. Ia around left
end. four over guard. Stewart and
Gardner alternated with him on
neat runs. Time after time the
Pointers surged on down to the
goal. making it look easy. but the
machine would get out of whack
before that last line was reached.
The only thing Biloxi showed
during the first half was that
tough boy, Radich, who's full OF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Ole Miss Over Kentucky
BY PITTS SMITH

Despite a goingover from some of the lower braeketed teams
last week our record was 48 Winners, 10 Losers and 2 noncommittalS
for an 1897 average. On all major games to date the score stands rs
Winners IL Losers and 2 ties for an average OF $40. If figures mean
anything, there1l be upses aplenty this week.
TOP GAMES-SOUfHERN METHODIST avcnging last years
only loss to Missouri. TULANE over Ga. Tech and NORTH CARO-
LIMA throwing a road block at Georgia -. CORNELL passing a test
with upsurging Colgate, PENN, over Dartmouth, and ARMY hand
ing Penn. st loss number two MICHIGAN stopping empowered
Stanford. CALIFORNIA over Oregon ST and u. c. l.. A. moving IN
on rugged Oregon :. MINNESOTA wanopng Nebraska, PURDUE
over Iowa and WISCONSIN putting the skids to Illinois.
WEEKLY ROUNDUP-HENRY FRNKAS big Green Wave toy
ing with Bamas Red Elephants PEAHEAD WALKERS ram
bundous Wake FGrest Deacons almost out-doaking the great Walker
JESS NEELY'S Rice Owls finally shaking off their early season
doldrums BOBBY DODDS young Tech Engineers erimping up
VandyS bumpers and tenders BUD WlLklNSONS powerful
Oklahoma Sooners serving due and sufficient notice to all concerned
shadows.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Commodores Tonight

The Tigers play their first road
game tonight at Q o'clock. facing
Gulfpori there. The commodores
have a one-one record so far this
year. They beat Newton $50 and
dropped o close one last week TO
Hstticsburg. TIA.
Cosch Dick Shields said Thurs
dry that last weeks game Should
have taught II boys a lesson"
The Commies." said Shields.
"fsve a good solid team; nothing
spectacular. but they run and
II ckle herd" The Pointers will
be oufweished for the third
straight time.
Best locking boys on the Gulf
port squad. according TO Point
scouts are Jessen Harrison. triple
threat quarter. and Barnett. team
spsrkplug. Their tackles weigh
200 and 220, their center 100 and
their guards about l68.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

the enemy has thrown a pass
right into the arms of Pat Gard
ner -.
Two reserves, Joe McCool and
Gene Daily, turned in some neat
work
Son Rhodes and Davis Morten-
sen were the Tiger captains .
Gardner Melted SO yards gain
ed, five more than Radich
Tiger blocking in the line was
spotty
First downs IL for Biloxi;
8 for MP. Penalties cost MI Is
yards, Biloxi 20 -.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Tigers And Panthers Will Hit The Road Tonight
'Goulans Play Second Mobile Team;
Had Enough OF Murphy Last Friday

A housekeeping set of Murphy
High school backs, aided by a
heavy but fast forward wall, out
weighed and out played The Pas
eagoula Panthers here Friday
night at War Memorial stadium
to win by a score of 27-0.
The light Panthers made a high
~ ereditable showing against the
Mobile team during the first half,
but the visitors were too deep in
reserves and the weight advant-
age, coupled with injuries, began
to tell in the last half when the
Golden Panthers showed over
three Of their our ,ouchdowns.
Coach Dutch Binion said this
week that the local Panthers will
face an equally tough opponent
tonight when they meet McGill
High at Mobile.
"McGill may not be as deep in
reserves as Murphy" he said, "but
there Ire equally as experienced
and heavy. They had an easy
time whipping a good Picayune
team last week. In addition we
will be considerably handicapped
by injuries.
Massengale Out
Massengale, 160-pound guard,
suffered a badly sprained ankle in
last Fridays game and will be
out of the lineup for several
weeks 1t was first thought that
his ankle had been broken.
In addition Bosarge, 200-pound
tackle, drew a sprained knee and
may not be able to play tonight.
Wayne Wilkerson will probably
be shifted to guard to take Mas
sengale's place, Coach Binion said,
and Francis Yocom, an inexperi-
enced 180-pound 10th-grader, will
be tried out at tackle. Eugene
Ryals will be used to relieve "Dy-
Mantle Mullins at the center DO
sition.
The visitors scored in the first
quarter in Friday nights game
after John Kramer returned
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

those sissy kicks where the ball
is laid flat IN the ground. Bobby
Rouse, Tiger center who looked
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

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