The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-03
Contracts Signed With us Players
On Moss Point Boys SoftbaH League

All oIRdHlLhtlOfldl HetllilE VI
the Moss Point Boys Softball
League will be held today, Fri
day, June g., at 3 p. m. at the
softball diamond located at the
Riverside Recreation center, &C
cording to an announcement by
officials.
Mayor F. w. Cirlot and Super
visor Edward A. Khayat state
that the diamond is in good shape
and that bleachers have been
erected for spectators. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend
any or all league games for which
there is no admission charged.
A number of Moss Point and
Kreole merchants are supporting
the league this summer and a full
list of the team sponsors will be
announced next week.
Rames A. Khayat, Moss Point
merchant, will act as League
Commissioner and he will set up
the schedule and handle all pro-
tests.
e. ID. Hinson. ST., has organ
lied a league in Escatawpa and
he states that he will furnish at
least n team for league play in
Moss Point.
The league will have two di-
visions, one for boys between
the ages of nine to IL and the
other for boys from u to Is. A
number of the boys and their
parents have signed contracts for
the seasons play.
Opening Games
There will be a triple game
opener on Tuesday, June 7, at 3
p. m. with the three games set
for 3 p. m, 4 p. m. and S p. m.
Throughout the season games
will be played at these hours on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day each week.
The boys softball league was
organized last year for the first
time and after a successful sea
son the names of the young play
ers and their records became
familiar to most of the local base
ball fans.
Boys who are under contract
for the summer season are as fol-
lows: Terry (Tubby) Adams,
Richard Thomas Bennett, Tony
Bergeron, Norman Boone, Jr.,
James l.. Branam, Billy Breeland.
Larry Carpenter, Charles Chad
wick, Murray e. Criswell, Davis
Elkin.
Robert N. Farragut. Thomas
Eugene Fulton. Bobby Gardner,
Huston Hudson, William Chad
wick Jones, Billy Keenum, Bob
by keenum, Robert Khayat,
Harry Mccullough, Larry Nc
Cullough, Howard Kenneth Miles,
Jerry Miles, Robert I. Mills, Tai
madge Frank Monk, Jr, Bobby
Terrell Odom. Jabo Pugh, Ed
ward Raspberry. Robert l.. Rss-
mussen, Larry Restucker, Glenn
Ray Ryder.
Joe Sehaub. William Schollian.
Brent Smith, Gordon Max Smith,
j. 7. Smith, Lionell Smith. Paul
Carlos Smith, Eugene Smith. Ar
mold Strahen, Luther w. Tanner,
Jr., Claude Thompson, Bobby
Trehern, Clarence Warrington,
Ross Young, Larry Wood, J. w.
Bell, Kenneth Bell, Charles
Christian, Jr., Terrell Coleman,
Carlton Danly. Roy Crane, Earl
Dodge, Raymond f. Edwards,
Gerald Emerson. FELTON, George,
Don Glennon, Freddie Golf, Don
ME Wayne Harris. Howard II.
Johnston. Billy Koski, Arthur
Lander. Jesse Lander, Rodney
Mansfield, Jerry T. Mizell. Lewis
Pierce, Bobby Reeves, Ernest Earl
Gerald Allen Tackett. Morrell
Tanner. Ray Tanner. Lenard Tay-
lor, Marvin Earl Watts, Gwam
Webb. Douglas Webb, Clyde
Wells, Hurlen Wells, Eddie Keith
Woodruff. Richard Beebe. Mike
Bryan, Charles Bosarge, Pat
Green, Rayford Bavles, Bobby
Wright, Ormand Cronier. Russell
Warrington. Frank Lynn. Doyle
Il 0dom. Jimmy Provost. James
r Johnson, Terry Monk, Charles
Frederick Miles.
Warren Rivers. J. n. Westfaul,
Richard Britton. Maurice Clark.
Mike P~ressenos. John II. Martin.
Thomas Bourgeois. Eddie Khayat.
Carol Garfield. Wyndale, Holland
Sehatz, Billy Keller, and Kerney
Clark.
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