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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

hitlerininku zmogzudziu gaujoje,
kad cia jau eina reikalas pacios
gyvybes. Gauja, pamacius krau-
| ia, dar daugiau apsvaigo. Riks-
mas dar padidejo. Oar kieciau
pradejo spaustis aplinkui name.
Pamatymas kraujo tik padidino
ju apetita.
Ir sitoje akimirkoje, .sitoje
sekundeje ivyko tikras "ste-
buklas''. Dingtelejo mintis, kad
reikia gelbetis, gintis. Atsimi-
niau, kad mano vienoje kiseneje
visuomet gull poros coliu juo-
das lenktinis peiliukas. Uztikri-
nu visus, jog as ne nepajutau,
kaip ranka smuko kisene ir pa
sigavo ta peiliuka sulenkta ir
ten gulinti. Kai as ia istraukiau
is kisenes, il jau nebebuvo tus-
cia, jOje buvO suspaustas juOdas
peiliukas. Mano laime, net ne
zinau kan uz tai dekavoti, kad
vienas is hitleriniu zmogzudziQ
pastebejo, jog mano rankoje
atsirado juodas peiliukas ir tie
siog zverisku balsu suriko: "Jis
turf peili". Taip suriko, jog
veikiausia galima buvo girdeti
uz poros bloku. Oar KAHN kas
suriko: 'Jis turf sautuva!"
To tik ir reikejo. Lincininkai
tapo pritrenkti ir pradejo atbu-
Ii vienas ant kito grdstis, ibe-
de axis j mano ranka. Kaip be-
regint priesais name pasidare
kckiu penkiu pedu tuscias ratas.
Tie, kurie dar tik pora sekun-
du atgal stauge, kaip gyvuliai
staiga nutilo :.
.jie jautesi tikrais didvy-
riais tik tuomet, kuomet kei
iu desetkai buvo ansupe viena
beginkli zmogu. Jie tiesiog
draskunais tapo, kai pamate ia
savo auka sukruvinta. Bet grei-
tai pasirode, kad tas zmOgus
gall nors bent kuriam is iu kuO
nors uz ia krauia atlyginti, lie
taro baimes apimti. jie sustin-
go, sustingo ir iu liezuviai. Jie
atsidure panikoje.
Ir tai buvo mano laime. Tx
tas ir iseelbeio mano gyvybe.
Butu netiesa, ieigu as sakyciau,
! kad ten. tame rate, as didvy-
riSkai stoveiau il laukiau, kol
fasistiniai zvervs atsineikes. at
sieriehs ir dar didesniu isiutimu
nuls ant savo aukos.
Uzteko akimirkos. I7zteko
sekundos. Uzteko keliu dideliu
atbulu zingsniu ir as atsidu-
riau saleie, Tx hesitraukda-
mas uzgirdau: police, police!'
Saldie radau status aptiestus,
naruoStus bankietui. Apie JUGS
sukineiosi keletas draugiu ir
vienas kitas vvras. Visi susijau-
dine ir susirupine.
Atsistoiau ir pradeiau ske-
petaite sluostytis kruvinas lu-
pas. 0 tas mano peiliukas iau
vel ramiai ilseiosi zipono kise-
neie. Tain man lupas besluos-
tant staiga prie names atsi-
randa gerai w name aukStesnis
stOras Dolicistas ir vienaS is
krvzioku Visiskai man ne pu-
ses 7od5io nepratares, policis-
tas naleido savo rankas mano
virSutinio 5innno kiSenes ir ia
:, neiliuka perkala savo kiSene
Tick ia peiliuka ir hemaciau
lis pasiliko Clevelande. Cleve.
landas dabar ant tick turtin.
- Perke1ta j Sta nnsl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
X. Grigaityte Graudusiene

|SuklueJO DoHufdudIUe cSdIlCl IL Clch
|nekantriai mete paskutinius zodzius. Tai
buvo valanda, kada Albina prarado ra
mybe per sia nezinomaja.
Retas lankymasis j namus dave progos
dar labiau itarti sia pilkai devincia elegan-
tiska, ramiu akiu, saikingai isdidzia mer-
gina. Pc sesiu savaiciu, kada Tadui Au-
Idenui buvo pasiulyta gerai apmokama tar
nyba Kaune, jis atsisake.
- Tadai, kodel, turedamas tokia gera
proga grizti atgal Kauna, tn Wis delto
pasilieki Vilniuje? = paklause zmona.
81 tarnyba man nepatinka, = atsako
Tadas nepakeldamas akiu nuo sriubos
lekstes.
- Juk cia gautum didesni atlyginima,
ir gyventumem visi drauge.. :. nereiketu
atskirai kambario samdyt Vilniuje...
- Mazai naudos as matau is to-
- Jeigu toji nauda butu dar kelerio-
pal didesne, tn jos vistiek nematytum. Tu
dabar lengva sirdimi gall nematyti names
ir Danutes. O anksciau ar budavo taip?
Ma, tai jau prasideda fantastiski
sirguliavimai ). Nepamirsk, Albina, kad
tokiu dalyku as nemegstu.
- O ar daug tn zinai moteru kurios
megtu, kada ju vyrai vaikscioja su sve-
timomis merginomis?
= Palaikyti draugiskus santykius SUI
|bendradarbiais nera jocks nusikaltimas
= Calcium tai sakyti penkeriu metu
Danutei, bet ne man, = ramiai atsako
Albina
-Beprasmiska NUNS butu kalbeti to
lliau. Nieko Shame reikale as pakeisti ne
manau.
1r bego dienos, kaip juros bangos, SUI
duzdamos laiko kranta zaliavo Vilniaus
kalnai, atslaitai simtaspalviais zedelais
mirguliavo. Ten vaiksciojo jie apsvaige,
laimingi ir tarsi nieko nekalti Tadas mo-
ke savo bendradarbe vokieciu kalbos ku-
ria j buvo Sick tick pamirsusi. O Kaune
SUI nerimo grauziama sirdim jo laukdavo
zmona ir pasiilgusi Danute
Viena sestadieni grizo Audenas dar
labiau susimastes ir nekalbus zmonai kvie-
Giant pasivaikScioti - atsisake. il isejo SUI
dukrele Tadas atsidare spinta, perziurejo
visus savo drabuzius ir skalbinius lentyno-
Sc. Lietaus lasu tuksenimas langa j pri-
verte pakelti axis.
Tuo momentu atsivere durys ir mie-
gamaji ismuko Albina su mergaite Jos bu-
vo sulytos ir turejo persirengti Jis, kick
umises, privere spintos duris. Moters jaut-
rumui to pakako. Paskubomis perrengusi
mergaite issiunte kita kambari
= AS buvau taip graziai viska sude-
just, Tadai, kan gi tn dabar vel isdelioji
ant lovos?
il lengvai atsidusta ir nuleidzia ran
kas.
- Noriu zinoti, ar tilps visas mano tur-
tas ta didiji lagamina, kuris stow ant
spintos.
- Kur manai vaziuoti? - paklausia
il, kick patylejusi, ir zengia arciau prize jo.
JOS akys nepakenciamai sminga j j.
i = Pats nezinau ;. jauciu, kad viena
karta reikes taip padaryti, - perbraukia
sau per kakta, letai destydamas zodzius
Visi baldai kilimai, net radio aparatas te-
gu pasilieka TAU.
- Tadai. !. ar is tikruju, = padeda
ranka ant jo peties, - tn manai mus pa
|likti?
- Tu, Albina, es dar pakankamai pa
traukli moteris =. dar neyelu ir tau 8.
!; il suneria rankas ant jo peties ir pa
: deda ant ju galva, kuri staiga pasidaro taip
; sunki Lygiai taip pat prizes pora minuciu
: stovejo Magdalena, apkabinusi salta pa
lminklO akmnni
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Ponthers Whip
Injured Tigers

The Moss Point Tigers lostl
their final game of the season tol
the Panthers Friday evening, 24-|
II, before entering tournament
play this week.
The Tigers, handicapped by the
absence of two regulars, Bobby
Rouse and Danny Hall, due toI
illness, were undoubtedly aware|
of their disadvantage from thel
opening whistle but they gave
the Panthers a fight to the fin
ish.
Both teams had a poor eye for
III goal end missd numerous
shots. Twenty personal fouls
were chslked up against the Blue
and Grays but the panthers CASH
ed in on cnly eight of the charity
shots.
Warner Peterson. Panther for
ward, did manage to score 13
points for top honors followed by
Bengal forward Norman Wells
with six points.
Buddy Floore and Sidney King
played fine rebound game on
defense which at times looked
great--Moss Point at the start of
the fourth quarter had scored
only three field goals. During the
second quarter the Tigers did not
score n no;nt
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Laurel Tornudoes
Down Punthers
For 1875 Win

The Pascagoula Panthers play
ed on even terms with Laurel for
the last three quarters Saturday
evening on the stormy quintet's
home court but failed to over
come the Tornado's sally in the
first quarter, losing by 25-39.
During the first eight minutes
of play the Tornadoes stormed
the basket for Is points while the
Panthers were able to ring up
only 5 points.
This lead was too much for the
Panther five. although their de-
fense stiffened and held remark
ably during the final stages of the
game. Laurel was able 10 score
only one field goal during the
second quarter. adding three in
the third and four in the last.
Excellent rebound work Of
Floore, King and Golf was partly
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At 8 p. m. the Biloxi girls play
ed the Gulfport seXtet. Final
game of the evening was between
Moss Points Tigers and Gulfport
Commodores, starting at 9.
Games For Today
The GCMA Cadets are sched-
uled to play st. Stanislaus in
the opening game tonight at Z.
Moss Point girls will play win
ners of the Biloxi i-Gulfport game
at 8 p. m. and quarter-finals be-
tween the Moss oint-Gulfport
and Pascagoula-Biloxi winners
will be played at 9 p. m.
Saturday Schedule
Saturday afternoon play be-
gins with Picayune girls playing
Pascagoula Pantherettes at 2 p.
m, followed by a game between
Picayune VS. the st. Stanislaus-
GCMA winner at 3 p. m.
Finals will be played Saturday,
the girls taking the floor at ZOO
D. m. followed by the boys finals
at $50 p. m.
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Monday nights results: High
single, Winnie Jarrett, 165: Mae
McGrath, 164, and Aileen Brown,
las.
High three games. Mae Me-
McGrath. 424; Joyce Krebs. 400.
and Aileen Brown. 1856.
Team single game, Gulf Coast
Glass, 682; VFW Auxiliary, 628
and Jones Motors, GIG.
Team three games, Gulf Glass
1855; Jones, 1903, and McIlwain
1903.
Behind Jones in first hall
standings were McIlwain. 1922
Gulf Glass, 1928, and VIEW, 10
.38.
High. five averages Monday
night were Aileen Brown. l42
Mae McGrath and Joyce Krebs
l4l: Inez Runnels. 1873: Winnie
Jarrett. l34. and Audrey Fred
eric. 100.
For the first half of the series
high single game records were
set by Aileen Brown, 1877 ano
1870, and Joyce Krebs, 1879.
High three game records were
Joyce Krebs, 504; Aileen Brown
492, and Joyce Krebs, 489.
Individual averages for the frs.
half are: Aileen Brown. l42
Joyce Krebs and Mae McGrath
l4l; Inez- Runnals. 1873: Winnie
Jarrett. 1874.
Audrey Frederic, 1870; Betty
Doescher, 124; Elaine Dunaway
1872; Nell McCurley, lis; Kath
leen Pickett, 1l3; Johnnie Run.
nells, Ill.
Barbara Zerkus. 10; Kathleen
Mason, 107; Euranie Cox, 1903
Pat Boyd, SO; Gladys Bassett, 81
Johnnie Button, 86.
Jean Rogers, "a; 10 Ann Stone
80; Alberta Stone, 78, and Tiny
Huddleston, 76.
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Hills Clinic
Draws Crowds

A "Workless Washday Clinic. :"
conducted at the Hill Furniture
Store last week by Miss Evelyn
Bass. was well attended. accord
ing 10 Ed Mays. manager of the
Gtore.
"ManW local women were
amazed at the ease with which
il is possible to get clothes really
clean without work. using a
Bendix Automatic Washer" con-
tinued MIR. Mays.
II you are interested in seeing
for yourself just how easily your
laundry problems can he solved.
call Moss Point 206l and arrange
ments will be made for a Free
Demonstration for you. You can
set a time convenient for you.
Bring your friends with you.
ADV.
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Vuneieove Cueers
Sturt Over Again

Vancleave continues to lead
the city basketball league after
opening games of the second
half this week at Recreation Cen
ter
American Legion defeated the
lcemen in the initial game Mon
day evening by one point mar
gin, 1921. The Icemen took an
early lead in the first quarter and
maintained it to the halftime per-
iod, 1911. The Legionnaires came
back in the third period to forge
ahead and the Icemen couldn't
stop them.
Orange Lake defeated Gautier
IN another close game, again by
one point margin, 26-25. Gautier
led all the way until the final
minutes when Orange Grove took
the lead and the game.
Gulf Glass quintet defeated
F&Gs IN The third game. P&1
rut up struggle. but the Glass
men were too much and the final
score was 56-4l.
The Vancleave cagers started
hitting long shots Tuesday night
to take a quick lead while Rivers
Rockets could not get going. The
Rockets came back strong in the
last half but could never over
take Vancleave, losing 1920.
American Legion hoopsters de-
feated Orange Grove, 22-l9, in
the second game. The game was
closely fought but the Legion
kept the lead one jump ahead to
win with a three point margin,
Standings:
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Peterson. Ryuls
Lead Punthers
I'm Win Over Rebs

The Pascagoula Panthers won
an exciting game from the Notre
Dame Rebels Tuesday evening on
the Rebels court. Neck in neck
from the opening toss, the final
whistle found the Pdnthers win
ners with a two point lead, Al
AZ.
Peterson Scores "a
With the score tied and two
minutes. to play, Peterson and
Kuluz, Notre Dame forward,
committed double foul. War
ner, who scored "a points in the
game, calmly sank his charity
shot-but Kuluz followed suit to
tie the score again.
Shortly Peterson was fouled
again and again he rang the bas-
ket to give the Panthers a one
point margin. Notre Dame got
control of the ball and shot nu-
merous times at the basket.
With big Sidney King and
Buddy Fioore out of the game be-
cause of personal fouls. il SEEM
ed the Panthers would never get
the ball off the blackboard. Final
lY Goff gained control and quick
lY passed out to Peterson. %
For the third time Peterson
was fouled and for the third time
dropped the charity shot in the
basket, giving the Panthers a
closely fought victory.
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In the finals Saturday night,
Wade high boys beat Vancleave,
41-19, while Wade girls beat the
west countians, 44-34.
Finals in the grammar school
tourney saw Orange Lake boys
beating Escatawpa, 31-22, and
their girls team taking Gautier,
1864.
In sweepinu to the title. Wade
boys whipped ST. Martin. 52-33.
and OLV. 34-26. before meeting
Vencleave in the finals.
Wade girls beat DIV. 52-3l.
and ST. Martin. 65-48.
Results of other games were:
GRAMMAR GIRLS
Gautier A, DIV 10
ST. Martin IS, st. Alphonsus 81
Wade 80, Vaneleave rs
Orange Lake 35, Moss Point IL
Escatawpa 81, Wade "a
Gautier Pascagoula %
Gautier 23, Hurley 81
Orange Lake 20, Escatawpa "a
GRAMMAR BOYS
Gautier %, Pascagoula %
Wade So, st. Martin 80
EscataWpa %, Gautier IL
Vancleave 81, Moss Point 81
Hurley 33, st. Martin 30
Orange Lake 38, st. Alphonsus IA
Vancleave %, DIV 16
Escatawpa 26, Vaneleave 5
Orange Lake 81, Hurley Is
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
Hurley 80, st. Martin II
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MIXED LEAGUE
Photo by Watson

Pop Verzal continued to shine
in play of the SIX male-female
teams at Recreation Center Fri
day night. Pop took high single
with 1876 and high three game
with 507.
In singles, he was followed by
Tony Terretta, who Was second
and third with 19l and 1877 games.
Jack Crosby rolled 504 for second
in three game high, followed by
r. L. Brown, SOL.
The Atoms took first and third
in team single games with s88
and s48. Second were the Alley
Cats. 85l. Three high average was
topped by G.. T. Martin with l73.
followed by Crosby. 1853. and
Verzal. l65.
There will be no play in this
league tonight, next meeting hav-
ing been postponed until Feb. "a.
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Tiger And Panther
Cagers Split Tilts

In two game series played on
the Pascagoula court Monday
evening, the Moss Point B girls
defeated the Pascagoula Bees
1890, while the Paseagoula
freshmen boys won 34-24 over
Moss Point freshies.
The girls game was Moss
Points ell the way with the visit
ors leading 24-l2 at the half.
Marian DelcomYn was high seor-
er for the game with total of
"a points. all made from the floor.
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Wcde High Boys, Girls Win Tourney
While Orange Lake Sweeps Gr0mmurs

Wade and Orange Lake teams
made clean sweeps in the reg
ional B and BIB basketball tour
ney last weekend in Pascagoula
gym.
Wade boys and girls took the
high school championships while
Orange Lake won the grammar
school titles. Runner-up in both
high school divisions was Van
cleave. Gautier and Escatawpa
furnished second place teams in
grammar school girls and boys
classes respectively.
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Biloxi Walks Off
With Six Titles
In Gloves Bouts

A well-conditioned and exper-
fenced team of Biloxi Youth Cen
ter boxers stole the show Satur-
day at the finals of the fourth an
nual South Mississippi Golden
Gloves tourney, taking home six
of the eight championships.
Red Price Is Hero
Only other champs were both
entered from Pascagoula-they
are Salem Labbous, Tony-Galen
to-type heavy, and Preston Red"
Price, acclaimed hero of the loc-
ais for the second-round KO of
his Biloxi foe in the lightheavy
finals.
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Sub-District Tourney

Wade and Vancleave basket
ball teams competed this week
in the sub district B and BIB
tourney at Orange Grove.
Vancleave boys met Dedeaux
at 8 p. m. Wednesday. while
Wade boys took on Orange
Grove at ? p. m.
Wade girls opened with
Orange Grove at 6 p. m. and
Vanclesve girls met Pass
Christian at 8 p. m.
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) Team Wins Too

In the B game, Eugene Ryals
was even hotter than the var
sity's Peterson, ringing up 25
points and leading the Bees to a
well earned 44-21 victory
Linton turned in IL points and
Robert Barlow 8 to add to the
total. Floore, Wilkinson, Holy
field and We're played good floor
games and the Bees looked much
better than in their showing at
Laurel last week.
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MEMS LEAGUE

It was Pop Verzal again Tues
day night in the mems league
when he rolled single and three
game highs of 1913 and 558 for
the Elks team. Jim Smith, Lions,
and Jim Loris, City Lumber, fol-
lowed in single high with TT
and l72.
r. l.. Brown took second in
three game high with 48l and
Loris again was third with 466.
Team single high games stack
ed up like this: City Lumber.
766: Calhcun's. 734: American Le-
gion. TIC. and Elks. 7l6. High
team total was 2245. set by City
Lumber.
Standings:
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Disappointment met the Col
den Gloves champs Monday
when they arrived too late in
Nashville TO enter the South
tournament.
The local winners left Sun
day afternoon in charge OF
Tracey Walker. Biloxi. manag-
er of the South Mississippi
tourney. and arrived in Nash
vile at 1880 p. m. Monday.
They were disqualified for
missing the weighing-in.
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Tournament Play
Gets Under Way
AT Moss Point

Play got underway in the reg
ional A and AA tournament
Thursday at Moss Point gym
with the initial game at Z p. m.
between Pascagoula's Panthers
and Biloxi Indians.
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Except for a slight depression
slump, the amount of life insur-
ance in force in the United States
has increased fairly steadily from
less than Is billion in 1910 to 202
billion.
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TKOed Jimmy Hatcher. l27.

TKOed Jimmy Hatcher. l27.
Ocean Springs. in the first. Bob
McVeaY KOed Gene Seymour.
LAG. Ocean Springs in the first
round.
The tournament was sponsored
by the Chronicle-Advertiser and
American Legion Post 100. Ira
cey Walker of Biloxi was man
ager,
Referees were Eddie Eselin and
Buster Price.
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Ponthers VS.. Tigers
For Morch Of Dimes

The boys and girls varsity
basketball teams from Moss
Point and Pascsgoula will meet
at 7.30 p. m. Monday in Tiger
gym in a benefit game for the
March of Dimes.
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The three-night contest, held in
Pascagoula's Recreation Center,
attracted fight fans from all
points in Jackson and Harrison
counties.
They were supplied some whirl-
wind action by the fighters.
Three bouts ended in TKos. one
by Ko. only four went the linn
il.
Labbous, who weighed in at
245, scored a dull decision over
team-mate Devan Burge, 1870.
Red Price, star tackle on the
l949 Pascagoula high football
team, not only furnished the best
excitement of the night but scor-
ed bulls-eye for sportsmanship.
Lands Big Right
After his opponent, Biloxi
Francis Caine, had drawn blood
to Reds lips in the second round,
Price landed a walloping right
that sent Caine across the ring in
to the ropes.
The Biloxi lad then walked
slowly forward toward Price. He
was bent forward, apparently
dazed. Instead of clouting him
another, Red took him by the ell
bows, patted him on the back.
The ref broke il up and Caine
seemed TO have recovered. II was
over a moment later. however.
after three crashing rights had
found their mark. Time was l:05
of the second.
Glass of the night was shown
by welterweight Bobby Pisarich,
143, last years lightweight
champ. He outboxed and out
punched tough Jimmy McVeay,
146, Pascagoula, to score TKO
in LA of the third, and take the
crown back to Biloxi.
First bout of the night saw
George Creel, 112, Bye, use skill
and a great reach advantage to
outpoint Norris Waltman, of
Wade. Waltman couldn't get in
side Creel's defense.
Thornton Toys With Foe
Joe Thornton, 119, Bye, and
teammate Gus Cavalier, 1l8,
spared around with Thornton
the obvious master. Thornton was
given TKO win in 1:27 of the
third when Cavalier took punch
to the adams apple.
1t was another Biloxi battle in
the featherweight finals as Char
les Evans, 122, was given tough
go by John Schubert, 121. until
the bout was stopped at lao of
the third and Evans given TKO.
Joe Randall. 1856. Pascagoula.
tried sluggine with John Romeo.
1872. a really rough scrapper from
Biloxi. and wound up being de-
cisioned. Randall might have cop
ped the duke over his non-boxing
foe had he stayed outside. but
Romeo couldn't be held off.
Graham Mcbride, $50, Ocean
Springs, almost made up in heart
what he lacked in experience, but
Biloxi's Donald Viator, $50, was
too much for him to handle. Nc
Bride went down three times be-
fore the fight was stopped at lilo
of the third.
Semi-Final Bouts
Friday nights bouts found
Charles Evans decisioning Pas
cagoula's Harold Scott, John
Romeo TKOed Roderic Lee, 1872,
Pascagoula in the second. Joe
: Randall decisioned Don Parker,
1872, Biloxi. Jimmy McVeay
TKOed Menny McMurphy, l42,
Ocean Springs in the third. Gra-
ham Mcbride decisioned Freder-
ic Randall, $50. Pascagoula. Don
Viator TKOed Bobby McVeay,
152, Pascagoula, when the fight
was stopped after McVeay's eye
was cut.
Thursdays results:
Bobby Pisarich decisioned jail
man Foreman. l42. Pascagoula.
Don Parker TKOed Larry HastY.
100. Ocean Springs. in the third.
Joe Randall decisioned Gene
Stockton. I32. John Schubert
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10 Point Margin
Paced by Elam. high scorer for
Pescsgoula with IL points, the
Panther freshmen defeated the
Tiger cubs with a 10 point mar
gin. Roper Iced scoring for Moss
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responsible for LaurePs failure
to continue running wild.
AS usual the Panther offense
was weak. as no one seemed able
to assist Peterson in scoring. This
has been the downfall of the
Panthers all season, Coach Ran
dali said.
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WOMEN'S LEAGUE

Jones Motors won the first half
of this series with a record of
35 wins, 13 losses. They will play
for the city championship against
the winners of the second half,
which starts Monday.
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Vancleave SO, Ocean Springs II
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL

Vancleave 27. Ocean Springs II
Trophies were presented each
championship team Saturday
night by Virgil Gill, Pascagonla
high principal.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-31

good living. His father was a
Baptist minister, Elder James W.
Smith, well-known in this Sec
ton of Virginia.
At 80, he still remembers with
some humor of his mother MAX
ing for him a peculiar-looking
object called "a necklace" a
woody protection for his neck in
cold weather and having him
to wear it to Richmond during
a session of the General Assemb-
ly That was soon after the year
1875 when his father was elected
to the Virginia House of Dele
gates
From Nora to Abingdon, the
newly-elected delegate and his
son, Smiths brother, rode to
catch the train at the nearest rail
road. On the way back to Nora
Smiths brother rode and led his
fathers horse.
Smith was named for Elder
Morgan T. Lipps, who preached
the Baptist faith over Wise,
Dickinson, Buchanan, Scott and
Lee Counties in Virginia and Pike
and Letcher Counties in Ken
lucky. Elder Lips was probably
the best known minister of his
faith in Southwest Virginia in
his day.
Elder Lipps, Smith and Wilson
Church, Daniel Riner, James
Rasnake n d Elijah Counts
preached in log church near
Smiths home.
Seats were made Of split logs
with peg legs in each end. There
was no back rest, and the con-
gregation would get very tired
before the preacher finally end