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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13

The American population is
growing at the estimated rate OF
10000 day.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
Holiday In Hawaii

A post card received this week
from Bessie Byrn Borden had a
picture of a cruise ship with a big
X marking the stateroom she oc-
cupied on a trip to Hawaii for
the holidays. Bessie Byrn is a
laboratory technician in a hospital
at Livermore, Calf.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13

Henry Clay imported The first
Herefords to the United
States in 1917.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13

Basketball season has begun
and the interest Of the high
school crowd has changed from
first downs and line plunges 70
field goals and free shots. Al
ready they are planning for the
annual Carnival ball and Mon
day each high school class elect
ed a king and queen from whom
the rulers of the ball win be
chosen.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
To Sanatorium

Virginia Jones Byrd returned
to Sanatorium Saturday for treat
ment. Virginia ha. reeonciled her
self to months of reading and let
ter writing, eating and sleeping.
Sounds like a life of ease, but she
would gladly swap places with
any of us who hear the alarm
clock go off every morning. Her
English bull dog, Belle, is parked
with friends to await her return.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
Dove Hunt

A group of local nimrods took
to the woods Saturday afternoon
on a dove hunt. They all report
a wonderful time and Leonard
Robinson is still trying to ex-
plain how he split the double bar.
rel of his gun apart.
Mrs. Boyce Jones is reported
recuperating nicely from an op-
GRAFTON at the county hospital
Saturday.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
First Granddaughter

First Granddaughter
I Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Elkin are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival last Friday of their first
granddaughter, Martha Ann Sto-
ry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Story, Yazoo City.
Mrs. j, F. Hassell had as guests
during the weekend her nephews,
Buddy Crew and Hugh Sherer.
students at the University of AL
ALBANIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bresemann
had as weekend guests Mrs.
Bresemann's mother, Mrs. w. M.
Bullock, and her sister-in-law
Mrs. Craymond Bullock, Billy
Bullock and Chuck johnson, all
of Biloxi.
Mesdames T. L. DeLashmet and
Thomas Coulson spent Tuesday
in Mobile.
Bresemsnn Guests
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Bresemann last Wednesday eve
ming were Maj. and Mrs. Jim Car
ter, who have recently returned
from Japan where he was sta
toned three years, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Richard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Boney, all of Biloxi.
Mrs. George Carter, Hatties-
burg, was guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
callie Mcleod several days last
week. Mrs. |. Y. Skinner, Fergcr-
son, Mo, is expected to arrive
during the weekend for a visit
with her father and Mrs. Mcleod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Blades and
children spent Sunday in Biloxi
visiting the John Bridges, forme.
residents
Evening star., 1950-04-27
CLEARANCE OF CURTAINS
ALL SALES FINAL

ESQ Poirs of quoity, including
Priscilla style. cottooe and dnette
sets Vorious potterns and COL 2.95 TO l.4sM
ors. Poir r------------------- 9.e5 4ss
II Port Edge Royon Morqusetts
RutfIed VoIonces in posteI shodes
Eoch --------------------- 4.o5 l.eS
curtains-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-04-27
CLEARANCE OF APPLIANCES
TeIevision Sets Greatly Reduced

All 7eIeDfStOH SetS FINS FedeTdI
Orig. NOW
| Emerson l2H2"-Tube Toble Model TV,
mahogany -veneered cobinet; le4e
model 644 ---------.-- Z49. 50 1890
| Emerson l2h"-Tube Console Model
model e47 -------.-----.----2 279.5 so zosss
! MotoroIo 8K"-Tube Tobe Teevson
mahogany -veneered cobinet; $50
model oVTl -l49.o5 1926
| RCA loh"-Tube Toble Model TV
with built-in eectronic moonitier;
le4e model eT25e -------,2 1885 1925
4 TeIevision Stands, nohoeony finished
hardwood adjusts to fit oil toble model
" sets ------------- 1895 1925
2 Emerson TV Stonds, holds O." toble
models e24-e37 -- 1926 s.s5
LANSBURGHS Major Appliance Store,
4lS Sepenth Street, NV. Entrance SepenM Street
Through ArchtDdy in Main Bulding)
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Clearance of Rodios,
dio-Phonoerophs, Record Players

! RCA Victor Rodio- Photograph Com
binotion stondord broadcast, 45-r.pm.
record pIoyer, mahogany -veneered
consoette cobinet; $50 model 9W5l 1895 "a:
4 RCA Savoy Portable Rodios, AC-DC
battery operation, olootor- grained
pIostic cose; l94e model 8Bx5 34.e5 z5.s
4 RCA Sway Portable Rodios AC-DC
bottery operation oiunninum cose;
i049 model ssx6------------ 1926 ss.s
! MotoroIo Savoy Portable Rodo, AC-
DC bottery operation. poste eose;
lo4o model 59Ll2- 1895 1875
! Snole-Tier Double Door Record Cobb
net, mahogany -veneered end-tobe de-
sign en------------------------ 1895 a..
s RCA Victor 45-rpm. Record PIoyers;
le4e Model eEY3 ------------ 1926 1875
LANSBURGHS Major Appliance Store,
41S Seventh Street NV. Entrance on SeDenth Sire
or Through Arch,Uay in Main BuiIdtng)
Evening star., 1950-04-27
LINGERIE GREATLY REDUCED

Org. NVW
Z poomo Sets, including poomos,
Snooz coot, scuffs; size 81, gold and
oquo. Less thonh price 1925 3s7
10 Cotton Shortie Gowns. 81, "a, 3d.
40; crnkIe crepe, broodcIoth; pink
and blue. Less thon 1z pree----- 3.o5 1.5s
13 Shortie Gowns, crinkle crepe all 299
small, pink Less than "a price $50 100
- Black Royon Sheer Gowns, Ioey; sizes
81 and 36------- 36 1895 5.97
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1950-04-27

CLEARANCE OF TOYS
CHILDREN'S SHOES

100 Prs Children's Felt Aninnol Slippers.
broken sizes 5 to 10, less shon u
so Prs Teens Strop Slipper or Pumps in
potent, ton or block, broken
sizes 4 TO 9, less thon VI price So
6e
IS Prs Teens Fobrc Osfords, crepe
soIes, Noturol or white; sizes TO 9. T.
LANSBURGHS-C -Chirdren's Shoes-Secon
Evening star., 1950-04-27
RECORD ALBUMS REDUCED

Org. NOW
20 Record Storage Albums for 10"
ords; "a price ee---- 7ec sse
IS Capitol ChiIdren's Record Albums.
vorous titles longtime fovortes with 81 TO 100 70
children ------------------- 3e4 2.s5
Copitol Record Albums. "Viennese
Woltzes" records, 78 rp.m.-- 3.94 2.s5
Copitol Record Albums, "Your Fo-
forite Strauss Wotzes" "---- 3.3l las
LANSBURGHS Record Shop Major Appliance Store,
418 SeUenth Street NV. Entrance Seuenth Street
Through ArchtUdy in Main Bniding)
Evening star., 1950-04-27
CLEARANCE OF RUGS

OLEAKANOE Or KU0S
Orig NOW
Sisoi and Fibre Rugs, rose. e'xl5;
discontinued potern 1895 1926
SisoI and Fibre Rugs, toost rose,
oxl2 discontinued pottern- 1895 1925
z SisoI and Fibre Rugs, rose. 8xl0;
discontinued pottem ----------- 27.95 1895
0 Sisol and Fibre Rugs. grey,
6'xo; discontinued potterns 1926 1895
| SisoI and Fibre Rugs green toost,
3'x6'; discontinued pottern 7.95 5.s5
3 SlsoI and Fibre Rugs, green or blue,
R"x54"; discontinued pottern 4o5 3.95
! Broodoom Rug, twist weave, blue,
l2'x8; discontinued pattern ------llO95 1875
| Broodoom Rug twist weave. blue,
l2x77"; discontinued pattern -1O6o5 69.e5
LANSBURGHS-Rugs-Fo Floor
Evening star., 1950-04-27
INFANTS FURNITURE
CLEARANCE OF SILVERWARE

- OrIg NVW
Z Silver Pioted Dishes ChippendoIe
pattern by international. As s---- 4o5 7.2ss
4 Syer-PIoted Boxes for collar pins 2.o5 1.e5'
Silver Plotted Well and Tree Plotters.
by international. As is ----------- l2.5o. 6.3os
8 Covered Butter Dishes ------ 100 I.3S
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1950-04-27
JEWELRY REDUCED TO CLEAR

Orig NOW
Genuine comeo necklaces, less thon
haf price ------- l.e5 s7es
8 Stone-set necklaces and bracelets LOO 67e"
! Morcosite-set miraculous med d dol
Less thon hoIf-priee iee------------ 2.e5 l.75*
4 Stone-set pins by Trtor. ponsy de-
sign. Less thon holf priee---- $50 ZOO"
! Stone-set pin by Trfori, ponsy de-
Sign Less thon half price -------- l4.o5 5.oo%
LANSBURGHS-Je,uelr Floor
Evening star., 1950-04-27
CLEARANCE OF FURNITURE

Regency Style Soto. ere.o------ls9oo g 1900 az"
Fireside Wing Choir. Grey and green
combination ------------------- 1896 1898
ChonneI- Bock Lounge Choir, grey and
green combination --------- 1895 4sss
Occasional Choir, yellow plostie, os is 1895 1888
Piotfonm Rocker, n'opIe. As is------ 4795 24So
lomp Tobes. mohooony ---------- 32o5 1900
Choirside Tobes, mahogany 1926 1895
Pedesto Tobe, nohooony --- 34o5 1898
Firesde Choir. grey, os is------- 5ee5 1898
Cocktoil Choir, mahogany, red. As Is 1895 1898
Lamp Tobles n,ohooony ony----- 32o5 1900
Modern Chest of Drowers, blond - $500 $3.50
LANSBURGHS-Fnrniture- Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Cupid, Make a Direct
'Smoothie : Ties in New


background they snootes
onother
q aad. Mnas Sic. Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-03
with
ones
:: :: :: 81 so
Treasures Lead
Models by Britain
set, 81 .65 TO sQ.95

From England =. beautifully
detailed reproductions of famous
soldiers and regiments the
state coach Of England bearing
their "mojesties" geological
models q mammoth circus
4. Drums and BueIes of the
Line even indians on horse.
back ot full gollop. Certain to
enchont the young to de.
light collectors.
.WSL--Norfh Building -.
The Toy Store, Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1950-02-03

sui holeHs orsprghe but ihob hnd
krs your
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xy
aGg Miss Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19

Ten years ago-Frank Reagan
raced for five touchdowns as
Pennsylvania beat Princeton in
football, 46 to %.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Howard Rates Smith
Tougher This Year

Howard University does not ex-
pect the football "breather" it has
had in recent years when it plays
johnson c. Smith at Charlotte,
N. c., Saturday afternoon. Last
years 31-0 Bison victory was their
fourth in a row, but the Golden
Bulls are reported stronger than
usual this year while Howard is
having trouble fielding winner.
The Bisons have won one of
four contests and last week were
bounced around rather freely by
CIAA Champion Morgan while
losing, 32-0
With Ernie Davis lost for the
season, Howard's passing attack
now largely is built around Harold
Davidson. In four games, David
son has better than a 500 average
with 81 competitions in Al attempts
for 3l6 yards. Two went for touch
downs. Others helping with the
passing are Larry Carter, A. JUL
ian and Bill Jackson, but none is
as effective as Davidson.
Although Davidson's passing
has been HoWard's big threat, the
Bisons also are getting yardage
along the ground from Andy Carr,
Roger Goodson, Earl Greenfield
and Ed NeVerSon.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Popit of Virginia Reported
Back in Form for VMI Game

attempts for 371 yards and five
touchdoWns. Nugent is not look
ing forward trying to halt Papit
on the ground and Barkley and
his star receiver, Gene Schroeder
in the air.
Guepe Warns Squad.
However, Art Guepe, Virginia
coach, is not undertaking the
Cadets. He told the squad that
they were taking the game too
lightly and predicted, IF we don't
take them more seriously they will
run us off the field"
Such a warning may not be
amiss. VMI has the reputation OF
being the biggest .up-and- down
team in the State and this year
is no exception. The Cadets
knocked off William and Mary
to start the season with an up
set, and then lost to an underdog
George Washington team the fol-
lowing week. Texas A. & M
trampled them $40 last week SO
a reversal of form is not improb-
able.
A crowd of 10000, the biggest
ever to attend a Virginia-VMI
game, is expected at Scott Sta
dium. VMI helped dedicate the
stadium in 1881 but wasn't q
pleasing guest. The Cadets won,
1873, and Virginia wasn't able
to beat them for Is years.
Evening star., 1950-10-19

W or X e d the
S urf, usin G
pc eler Crab,
right above the
Lighthouse at
Pt. L kout
last Tues. Nine
fish W e r e
caught g. in
cluded 2 Puppy
Drum, / Trout
4 lbs. & 6 Rock
up to 3 lbs. Ali
this was ac-l
complished in
IsLIT
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Barclay Gets Raise
In New 2-Year Pact
BY the Assoeioisd Press

LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. 49,
Washington and Lee has offered
Head Football Coach George Bar
clay q two-year renewal of his
contract with an undisclosed raise
m pay.
Barclay. an All-America guard
at North Carolina In 1894, said
hast night he hadn't learned Of
the offer until he quit football
drills yesterday.
He added quickly, however, that
he sincerely appreciated" the
action Of the university's Board
OF Trustees, which yesterday unan-
fmously approved a recon-
mendation by the schools athletic
council that Barclay be given q
two-year renewal of his original
pact. which expires in March
1851. g,
President Francis P. Gaines
made the announcement and
commented that I'VE feel that
George Barclays contributions te
the university in larger ways than
mere athletic competence have
been impotant and valuable"
Joining the praise of Barclay
was former w. and L. Coach War
rem 4. (Tex) Tilson, now in busi-
ness here, who said the 1850 Gen.
erals are "the best-coached team
since w. and L. started playing
football IS years ago."
Evening star., 1950-10-19
lie Baron, Rodgers Guests
In Marine Game BuiIdup

Eddie LeBaron and Hosea
Rodgers, star backs of the Guam
tico Marine football team, were
guests at an Alexandria Chamber
of Commerce luncheon yesterday
at the George Mason Hotel.
LeBaron, stellar quarterback al
the College of Pacific, and Rod
gers, running mate of Charlie
Justice at North Carolina, will
lead the Marines against Scran.
ton University Saturday night
October %, at George Washington
Stadium in Alexandria.
Maj. Hal Harwood, Quantice
coach, told the luncheon quest.
that Scranton was undefeated ir
three games and boasted an iron.
man squad Harwood said the
visitors have used only a handful
OF substitutes so far this season
LeBaron and Rodgers addressed
the gathering briefly.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Louis Says He'll Fight
Like Tiger Again in
Brion Bout Nov. y
BY the Associated Press

. CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Argentine
Cesar Brion is the first road block
sprawled before Joe Louis, former
heavyweight champion, in his
projected shuttle up the long trail
back to the top of fistiana.
Ironically. the foe Joe will op-
pose at the Chicago Stadium No
vember 20 has the one asset,
youth, which apparently weighed
so heavily against Louis when he
was pummeled by Champion Ez-
zard Charles at New York Sep
tember 27.
Louis. however, is confident he
can brush by the 26-year -old
Brion, winner Of 81 bouts against
three defeats. Then he hopes to
whip probably Lee Oma and Rocky
Marciano and then square things
with Charles next June.
Joe Opens Camp Next Week.
The 36-year-old, faded Brown
Bomber will 60 into preliminary
training at West Baden, Ind, next
week and return here for his
final sharpening up three weeks
before his scheduled 10-rounder
with Brion.
This comeback will be for blood,
not for money, Joe said yester-
day as he obtained an Illinois
boxing license from the State
Athletic Commission.
II need money, sure, but the
real reason I'm comm back is
that know I can beat Charles
and I want to work my way back
to another fight with him." Louis
said.
Il felt better in training than
I did the night of my fight with
Charles" Louis added. Il don't
want to alibi, but I couldn't shake
of cold I got five days before
the fight and I was taking peni-
cillin two days before the fight.
Fight Plans Were Changed.
II just fought Charles different
than I trained for him. I had
worked to put him away in three
or four rounds. But at the last
minute I changed my mind, after
two men in my dressing room ad-
vised me to box him. That was
wrong"
From now on. I'm going to be
q tiger again. Nail 'em fast and
keep 'em down."
Louis will get 371a per cent of
the gate November 20, while Brion
slices 2212. quite an improvement
for Louis opponent.
Brion at 1872 pounds will spot
Louis Is pounds.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
MiddIeburg Will Hold
PCA Show Saturday

A 14-class card combining horse
show and gymkhana events will
be offered in the SPCA show Sat-
urday on the Daniel C. Sands es-
tate IN Middleburg, Va. The pro-
gram will start at 10 am.
A morning session will offer
pony hacks, ponies over jumps,
junior road hacks, green working
hunters and women's working
hunters.
The afternoon session calls for
Junior working hunters, working
hunter hacks, junior handy hunt
ers, open working hunters and
hunt teams. There also will be a
potato race, egg and spoon race
and bareback penny ride.
Junior and working hunter
championships will be awarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden M. Crane
will be the judges.
The Bit and Spur Club has an
nounced Junior horse and pony
show to be held Saturday on the
J. Letter Aitcheson Farm at Bur-
louisville, Md.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
By Brioi Bell, Jr.

Virginia alumni, looking for
ward to the Homecoming game
with VMI in Charlottesville Satur-
day, will be glad to know that
they'll see healthy Johnny Papit
The Cavaliers workhorse has
been bothered by an ankle injury
most of the season, but the news
is that he's now ready to run at
top speed.
For a crippled fullback, Papit
looked pretty good against Wash
ington and Lee last week. He
carried "a times for 1876 yards, a
few more than all the w. and l.
backs gained. When Virginia
needed a first down, there was no
doubt who would carry the ball
and Papit usually made it.
No. 2 in Rushing Last Year.
Last year at this time of the
season, Papit was the national
rushing leader with GIT yards in
four games. He finished the sea-
son in second place with 1914.
VMI fans remember Papit we'll
1t wasehis 55-yard touchdown run
which broke a 1913 tie late in the
third quarter last year and put
Virginia on the way to a 32-13
victory.
Tom Nugent. VMI coach, has
given word to the press that "the
only way we can stay in the game
is to stop Virginia from throwing. -
This may be true since Rufus
Barkley has 20 competitions In SO
Evening star., 1950-10-19
|Side-Foot Quick-Kick Artist
/ Likely to Puzzle CoIoniuIs

Carolina. conqueror of Georgia
Tech, here a week from tomor-
row night and the Colonials are
roofing fol- the Gamecocks to up
set Clemson today in the an
nual State Fair game in Columbia
If South Carolina, should wir
and if G. w. upsets Wake Forest
the G. W,-South Carolina game
would figure to draw the biggest
crowd of the Griffith Stadium COL
legiate season.
Peahead Walker said before the
season started that he might have
a good ball club if he could avoid
injuries, but he couldn't stand to
lose a single key player because
of lack of replacements.
To date the Deacons have been
charmed in that respect in theil
tie with Boston College and VIC
tories over William and Mary
Richmond and North Carolina.
George Washington leaves to-
morrow by train at 1880 and will
spend the night in Raleigh. The
Colonials leave for home soor
after the game.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
By MerreII WhittIesey

George Washington will meet
up with a quick-kick artist with
an unusual style in the Wake For
est game down there Saturday.
Joe Koch, who boots OCCASION
ally for the Deacons, stands par
allel to the line of scrimmage on
quick kicks and hits the ball with
the side of his foot after a half
pivot.
Let's see what Bo Rowland can
do about that.
George Washington gets break
in Wake Forest Saturday as the
Deacons are the only member of
Cardinals Big -Four" playing at
home.
N. c. State will meet Maryland
here, Duke travels to Richmond
and the University of North Caro-
lima is idle.
Wake Forest is second in the
Nation on rushing defense accord
ing to today's Moab figures. The
Deacons trail only Ohio State.
In four games, Wake Forest op-
ponents have attempted l39 rushes
and gained only 205 yards, for an
average of 51.3 per game. Wake
Forest is fifth on total defense,
behind Cornell, Mississippi State,
Illinois and Tennessee.
In Bob Goana, Wake Forest has
a line backer who is said to be
better than Irv Holdash of North
Carolina and the best in the
Southern Conference since Tommy
Thompson of William and Mary.
He's one of the big reasons the
DeaconS have given up only two
touchdoWns in four games. Bos-
ton College scored on an 18-yard
pass play and North Carolina on
a 52-yard aerial.
The Carolina sports editors
claim Coach Peahead Walker of
the Deacons is worried this week
because he doesn't know just what
to expect.
The Colonials' three-game win
ming streak has Peahead alarmed,
particularly in view of that fact
that George Washington has i'm
proved in each game. Wake
Forests meeting with Clemson
next Saturday in Winston Salem
doesn't help. as Peahead is afraid
his team will be looking ahead to
the Tigers.
Wake Forest had it's cliques last
year and nobody ever bothered to
deny the reports of dissension on
the team. 1t cost Peahead some
strength to lose the trouble
makers, but Wake Forest appears
to be a much better ball club
without them.
4
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Most Of Mary|and's
.Cripp|es Are Expected
To Play Saturday

Jim Tatum, Maryland's head
football coach, who doubles as
manager Of the fret and stew de-
|partment, was running out of
worries today as the Terps neared
the end of preparations for their
Homecoming game against North
Carolina State Saturday at Col
lege Park.
Halfback Ed Modzelewski, who
missed the Georgetown game be-
cause of a leg injury, donned his
working clothes yesterday, al
though he didn't get into the
squads brief scrimmage. Jack
Targarona, regular punter, whose
arm hadn't felt quite right, and
Joe kutchta, a right halfback who
had a game leg. romped like a
couple of colts. Fullback Karney
Scioscia and Tackle Bob Dean,
the extra-point specialist, reported
back ready for duty. and things in
general looked bright.
Tatum managed a small frown
about news that Lynn Davis, a
defensive back, definitely will miss
the State game, but this was coun-
tered by another report that
Johnny IdZik might be ready to
go. The latter also plays on de-
Ifense.
Modzelewski's return will add a
punch to the Terps' ground Of
fense and If Johnny Scarbath and
Bob De Stefano hit their pass re-
ceivers as well as they did in yes
terday'S drill Maryland will have
no trouble moving through the
air. Tatum, however, believes his
men will need all their power to
subdue the Wolfpack, which
usually gives a good account of
itself against Maryland.
Ed Bolton, who filled Modzew-
llewski's shoes on offense against
Georgetown, may get return bill
ing at right half, pairing off with
Bob Shemohski. Karney Scoscia
at fullback and Scarbath at quar-
ter could round out the starting
backf1eld. although Tatum still
has plenty of time to make up his
mind.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mills

Thur, Oct. 19: Here's a report
from Tommy Norris, one of the
most ardent Anglers I know.
Tommy with Buster Schaub
Evening star., 1950-10-19

George Washington meets South
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Bouer Sisters CIoshinq
In HordscrubbIe Golf
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

FORT SMITH. Ark, Oct. 49,
The Bauer sisters from Midland
Tex. play each other today ir
quarter-flnal matches Of the sixth
annual Hardscrabble women's
Open golf tournament here. Mar.
lene and Alice, won their opening
round matches yesterday, have
met before in tourney play-eight
times with each winning on four
occasions.
Most of the other better known
players in the championship flight
also survived the first round. De-
tending Champion Patty Berg had
little trouble in taking a 5 to 3
victory over Mrs. George Noble of
Dallas.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Sam Sneud Shoots so
Over Old White Course
BY the Assoeioied Press

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
w. Va, Oct. 19-Sam Snead hac
a new personal scoring record fol
the 6,368 yard Old White cham
pionship course today at the
Greenbrier Hotel. a 10-under pal
&C.
The old record of 81 was Snead's
Sam had seven brides on the
last nine and finished with five In
a row.
Evening star., 1950-10-19

than 4 hours. More Sportsmen
should try the opportunity Surf
Casting affords. The Eel Skim
Jig is really the thing now for
Rock. Here's SALTY MILLS
READERS BONUS for this
week end. Reg. 81 Eel Skim Jig
with 2 hooks & bead chain
swivel, only soc. That's Mills Co.,
9th g. E SITS. NV.