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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-06-19
Drugs Used To
Capture Deer

An experimental method of
capturing wild deer alive and un-
harmed by means of drug-fill-
ed syringe shot from gun is un-
der way. Since the turn of the
century the need for an expedi-
tious and simplified method of
capturing wild animals has been
recognized.
Although various trapping and
corraning procedures have been
successfully employed in many
locales and circumstances, the po-
tentialities of some form of drug
injection has warranted consider
able interest.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-06-19
Fire Ant Battle
Is Now Underway

Mississippi will try to roll
back the imported fire ant by
concentrating her first attack in
those less heavily infested >coun-
ties on the perimeter of the pests
advance.
Attacking the pest on the pc
rimeter of its advance will mean
along a line extending generally
from MississippIs northeast cor
ner to it's southwest corner.
The fire ant was first imported
into Mobile, Ala, about 80 years
ago and has advanced 5 to 10
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-06-19
Bay st,Louis To
Hold Celebration

In the Mississippi Gulf Coast
city of Bay st. Louis, the men are
zealously growing boards, the
women are digging in.the attic for
antebellum gowns and 250sof its
citizens of all ages are studying
their historic roles for the pic
turesque historic pageant that
will feature the six-day Bay ST,
Louis Centennial Celebration the
week Of August 40, 1858.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-06-19

In June 1854 the first formal
graduation ceremonies were held
at the Naval Academy at Anna
polls. Although classes had been
graduating for eight years, this
marked the first formal ceremony
to be held.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-06-19

u. S. submarines participated
in every major operation and sea
battle in the Pacific during World
War II.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-06-19

In June I944s the, us. Navy
captured an enemy warship for
the first time in 1870 years. .Hav-
ing crippled the German sub
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-06-19

marine Us505 and forced IT. to-
surface, American sailors b0arded'
the enemy ship and declared herr
prize of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Jane Russell Records

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Jane Russell, under contract
to Howard Hughes for 20 years
at $1,000 a week. work or play.
and under notice since May is
to star in the Hughes-owned
property, pale Moon" will be
packaged with the picture and
taken over by another COM
pany. While waiting. she has
recorded an album of moody.
sultry tunes" for Metros record
company. Her Russfleld COM
pany with husband Bob Water
field, lies fallow until next year
while he coaches the backf1eld
for the Rams football team.
Tab Hunter writes from New
York that he is in love with
Sophia Loren - professionally
speaking. Their love scenes in
That Kind of Woman" are
out-sizzling the weather. /.
Carlo POnti is trying to stop
the sale Of those ''uncensored'
photographs Of wife Sophia, for
which she posed before her
fame as a movie star.
\ y
Guess who is Brigitte Bar
dots favorite movie actor? Not
Frank Sinatra with whom she
will make Paris by Night .
But the younger. lankier Tony
Perkins Jane Withers is
selling the Northridge home she
bought from Desi Arnaz and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02

"oUENDALINA," q Lopat FILMS
release, produced By Carlo Ponti,
directed BY Albert Latuada, music b.
Piero MorEan. At the Dupont thea
ter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02

time last year. for the same
charity, il was Mike TOdd's
Around the World in so Days"
I watched England's aristoe-
raev at Mixes feet that night.
Rock Hudson is determined
to have Peter Chenille direct
him in the future and they've
struck up quite a friendship.
All Rocks new friends are
theater people these days. He
likes theater talk because this
is where he hopes TO land. to
learn more about his craft.
Myrna 10y to New York for
a meeting with the producer
of her television show-before
reporting back here for her
Dore Schary Lonely Hearts"
movie with Montgomery Gift
and Robert Ryan. Myrna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02

Metropolitan and Ambassador,
"The Vikings" at Keith's and
kings Go Forth" at the
Palace. Roy Hamilton, the
Clovers and Bobby Freeman
will headline the Howard
Theater's stage show which
opens Friday night for a weeks
date.
Off-stage, Walter Abel can
use the philosophic serenity Of
his role in Olney Theater's
Caesar and Cleopatra" .
Any minute now. he will be-
comes a grandfather for the
first time. Speaking of
Olney, its second summer at
traction will be a Broadway
offering of last season which
will not tour. This would be
William Saroyan'S THE Cave
Dwellers, which opens next
Tuesday night for a fortnight's
run. Dana Elcar. Bob Dietz,
James Ray and Eleanor Phelps
head the cast. Bob Moore
is directing. 1t is the pure
Charleston idiom in which the
rest of the world will hear
"Porgy and BeSs" in the Sam
Goldwyn film production.
Mr.. Goldwyn is against clubbing
on the ground that "Porgy''
would lose too much of warmth
and poignance in translation
|. Mary IRE, who starred in
the wife role in Look Back in
Anger" will do the same part
in Warmers version on film.
i. This time, however, she will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02

Lucille Ball, and moving back
to Beverly Hills =. II the
Enrol FIynns are separating as
reported, neither admits to
knowing a thing about it. From
Pat. Hell have to come home
sometime" in answer to my
query. Enrol recently bought a
French poodle for wife Pat
called "Mubar"--mixed up be-
yond all recognition.
Jeanne Grain lost four pounds
during The Great Gatsby"
CHS -TV rehearsals. And
wasn't she excellent as Daisyl
Ditto Robert Ryan as Gatsby.
Jeanne plans mo movies this
or any other summer. Because
/ don't have to and / don't
want to. I've served my time.
/ swear there wasn't a sum-
mer or Christmas when I
wasn't working. Some time
you have to stop and enjoy
life. Besides. my children (flve)
need me in the summer" Hus-
band Paul Brinkman has a
new company. Barrier. Inc
Working on the thermal bar
rier that is holding back the
flight back from outer space. +"
\
Danny Hayes Merry An
drew" picture. his first film in
two years. gets a July % pre-
miere in London for the Brit
Iish Newspaper Fund. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02

be playing opposite Richard
Burton. "The Red and the
Black win hold a fourth week
at the Macarthur, giving this
recent returnee from Europe
among otherss-a chance to
see it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Alicia Alfonso and the Wash
ington Ballet; $50 pm.
National - THE Growing
Experience; $3.50 pm.
Olney-"Caesar and Cleo
patra";; $3.50 pm.
Screen
MISUNDERSTANDING; 100,
4::45 and $40. mo Time for
SergeantS"; 2:45, sos and
9:35 pm.
Capitol - THE Bravados" !;
1885 am, 1:40. $40, 5:45, 7:45
and Gas pm.
Columbia-"Gigi";; 2:30 and
$3.50 pm.
Dupont - "Guendalina";; l,
2:4O, 4:3O, 6:Io, 3 ana S:40 pm.
Keith'S - THE Vikings;
11:15 am, 1920, 1925. 5:35,
TAO and $50 pm.
Macarthur - 1.-THE Red and
the Black: GAS and 9:25 pm.
MetrOpOIitan--"Attila"; 1:20.
4:45 and $40. mo Time for
Sergeants";; 1880 am, ESQ,
6;15 and 9::35 pm.
OntariO--"Dangerous Exile:
1, 2:45, 4::35. $40, $40 and 10
pm.
Palace-"Kings Go Forth;
11:15 am, 100, 1925. $50,
T:3O and $40 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Funny Face; IL
am, 2::30. s and $3.50 pm.
Plaza - "And God Created
Woman: 1880 am, ITO, $40,
$40, tbs and. 800 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 10 am, 1910,
$50, $40 and 9:10 pm.
Uptown - South Pacit1c"
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02

sard's character is one who is
subject to a wild criss-cross
of drives"
She wants to grow up and
doesn't want to grow up. She
is alternately boldly curious,
aloofly reserved. She bicycles.
swims, dances, and. goes to
movies with boys, but what
does one really do about boys?
And, larger question, what does
one do about parents who are
on the brink of divorce?
Cropping toward answers to
these and a multitude of other.
less complicated questions. Miss
Sassard is now an amusing,
now a poignant figure. She is
also an irritating one and,
being an honest moviemaker.
Director Lattuada, does not at
tempt to mask this truth about
his heroine.
Mr.. Lattuada's fidelity to
Guendalina's mercurial moodi-
ness gives his film a nervous
tempo that is not always easy
to take. The moviegoer who
can adjust to it, however, win
be rewarded with a consid-
cradle insight into the joys and
sorrows Of growing up.
Miss Sassard, a new girl to
America audiences. is not
merely pretty in a sort of pri-
vate way, and shapely but she
is also a talented illustrator of
the repellently hayward and
utterly irresistible in creatures
of her sex and age.
The male against whom she
is paired off in "Guendalina" is
also new and gifted. His name
is Raffaele Mattioli and he is
a credit to his sex in his toll
erance for the petulances and
pitiable righteousness of at
tractive girls.
The adult roles are mainly
those of Raj Vallone as the
girls philandering father and
Sylvia Koscina as the youthful,
decorative mother who under
stands neither her mate nor
her offspring.
In "Guendalina," the Ital-
ians have provided a warm,
sensitive contradiction to the
notion that adolescents are
teenage werewolfs.
y x X
FURTHER MORE: Young
players learn so much from
their Aim roles. :. Take Nick
Adams, for instance. He
plays the copy boy in Teach
er's Pet" 1t is this that ex-
plains why he dots his eye with
a small circle, newsroom style,
in a letter to this correspond
ent. New films today: mo
Time for Sergeants" at the
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80
This cheerful truth is evident
IN "Guendalina," the new Ital-
ian film which opened today at
the Dupont theater. Made with
sensitivity around q new and
talented girl named Jacqueline
Sassard, the Carlo Ponti pro-
duction has some piquant
things to say on its subject, in
Guiding the honest observation
that the mercurial passions Of
budding women can be exas-
perating.
This should be Of interest to
anyone faced with the prospect
of rearing q girl child or any
one still beset by memory OF
having reared one. Conceivably
1t could be Of interest even to
the male who is so young that
he finds himself "going with"
such a creature.
In other, fewer words, "Guen-
dalina" is a film easy to iden-
tify with.
% ~
Alberto Lattuada. who di-
rected, and With the aid OF
four others, wrote the film at
the Dupont. obviously knows
q lot about the emergent girl.
He and his collaborators put
all they know into a story OF
a summers last stage Of grow
ing up. Guendalina's. on the
Italian shore of the Mediter-
ranean. A pretty girl-woman
In q pretty world. Miss Sas-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-02
THE PASSING SHOW
Teen Girls TrovoiI
Pictured at Dupont
BY JAY CARAIODY
star Drama Critic

The wonder Of adolescence. girl version has not been
drained Of It's power to move
Depending upon the point of view from which it is
preached its loneliness its emotional turbulence its exlta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Southern Announce
SO Cage Schedule

College PanthcrS. and again on
Dec Sc when Mississippi Voca-
tional College invadcs the Jagu-
airs hand-Out
The Ernest Fears coached Jagu-
ars finished the past season with
a l4ll overall mark, and 7-3
record in the Southwestern Con-
ference behind Texas Southern.
The complete schedule follows:
Home Games: Dec 2, Tougal00
College; Dec. SO, MVC; Dec. II,
Xavier; Jan. 5, Grambling; Jan.
6. Ark. State: Jan. 10, Texas Coll.
Jan u. Wiley; Jan. II, Jackson;
Jan. %, billiard, Feb. 3, Bishop;
Feb. IA. Prairie View; Feb. l6,
Texas Southern; Games Away:
billiard, New Orleans; Dec. 2226,
Grambling Tourney, sport; Dec.
26-27 Xavier Tourney. New Or
leans: Jan -, Jackson; Jan "a,
Xavier, New Orleans; Jan 30,
Ark, Pine Bluff, Feb 7, Prairie
View. Hampstead; Feb. 9, TSU,
Houston; Feb. 81. Wiley. Mar
shall and Feb. %, Texas Col
lcgc. Tyler.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Tiger Red Sox
0|dtimers Game Set

wins and $50 losses. He had
four 20-gamc seasons and in 1914
won 20 and lost nine
Bush, 69-yesr-oId President OF
the Triple A indianapolis Base
ball Club. played with the Tigers
1903 and 1909 pennsnf winners.
Bush was the Tigers regular
shorfstop until mid-sesson Of 1921
when he was traded to Wash
ingfon.
Bush managed Washington in
1923, Pittsburgh from l927-l929,
the White Sox in l930-3l, and
Cincinnati in 1888.
Foxx was named TO the Hall
OF Fame after compiling a life
time average of 1925. lie played
from 1925 through 1885 on Con
RE Mack's Athletics, and then
went to Boston where he played
until 1912 lie finished his major
league career in l945 with the
Phillies, after hitting 534 home
runs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

BATON ROUGE. LA. w.
Mumford, Southern University
Director of Athletics this week
announced a 22.game basketball
slate for the Southern University
Jaguars for the 1889 season.
The new look on the Jaguar
schedule is the appearance of
Grambling College who was adj
mitted into the Southwestern
Conference during the spring
conference. The two Louisiana
schools will meet in two games,
one on the Southern University
campus Jan. 5, and a single
game at Grambling on Jan. 81.
Two tournaments are included
in the Jssvsr schedule, first in
the three-day CrsmbIins College
Tournament set for Dec. 22.24
in Shreveporfs Hirseh Memorial
Center and the two-day Xavier
1iIidsy meet in New Orleans
Dec. 1917.
Fans will get their first look
al the Cats in action on Dec 2
when they take on the Tougaloo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Tigers Slate
Baseball Schools

DETROlT-The first of 10 De-
troit Tiger baseball scheduled
for Michigan will be held June
1913 al Battle Greek
Tiger scout Pat Mullin will
direct fourman staff which
will visit Pontiac, Wyandottc,
Iudington, Pctosky, Flint, Mt
Pleasant and Grand Rapids and
atBtle Greek The Tigers will
also hold two Institutional
schools in Detroit
Ed katalinas. the Tigers di-
rector of scouts. outlined the
schools two.fold purpose:
we want to make il possible
for any boy in Michigan to re-
ccive professional advice on the
fundamentals of baseball, and
these schools give the Tigers an
opportunity to spot possible pro-
fesSional players
katalinas observed that the
Tigers held nine schools last year
in Michigan, and that 20 students
AT these camps eventually signed
contracts with the Tigers.
Besides Michigan. the Tigers
will hold instructional camps in
Ohio. Indiana. Canada, and each
of their 10 minor league farm
club cities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

DETROIT - Alvin tGeneral)
Crowder, Hal NewhouScr, owen
Donie) Bush and the Red Sox'
Jimmy Foxx will attend the De.
troit Tigers-Boston Red Sox Old
Timers game here al Briggs Sta
dunn on June % Ceremonies
will start at pm.
Crowder joined the Tigers
during their 1884 pennant drive,
after eight seasons with Wash
ington and St Louis. He contri-
buted five victories in six deci-
sions, and the following year
Crowder won l6 and lost 10
as the Tigers won both the pen
nant and World Series. The Gen
eral completed his major league
career with Detroit in 1886.
Newhouser ranks as the lead
ing lefthandcr in Tiger history.
lie pitched for the Tigers from
1899 until 1854, when he was
released and signed by Cleve'
land. His lifetime record was POI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Sports Folks
and Facts

the third for Carl Walker with 4
record that shows him no losses
and one tie. other pitchers.
Highlander Joe Wright has
won and lost /; Freddie Banks
has won | lost none, and left
handler Clarence Baglcy has won
one and lost none. Manager Syl-
vester has planned TO take his
family on a vacation on June 26
They will see northern Michigan
the new bridge, come back thru
Minnesota. and visit relatives in
Chicago. Dcboc has been on the
crippled list for three weeks
suffering from an injured back,
shoulder and thigh.
Alvito manager ThomfS Jones
tells us that his catcher Freddie
Morton. who spraincd his wrist
last Sunday during practice
game. will be ready to play again
next week.
Ford Parts Depot whipped the
Accounting Department Ia TO }
last Tuesday at Middle Rouge
Parkway.
Nacircma manager Lawrence
Stanlicld reports three of his
players are on the sick list.
Pitcher John Boyd and inficldcr
Julius McDuffic have sore arms
and outfieldcr Robert Booker has
an injured left leg
According TO manager Charles
Cleveland. his Pryor Wash-Dcx-
ter sottballcrs expect TO enter the
Rccreational League in about 3
weeks.
Everybody was hitting Thurs
day evening on Atkinson Field
when SportSmcn Q scored 81 runs
10 Detroit Red Sox goosc-csg IN
the Rccrcational League. Right
handler Gerald FELTON, struck out
10 and gave up one hit. Sports
men banged out rs hits against
Snidcr. the losing Sitchcr. The
Sportsmcn's right fielder Jim
Elswick hit u homer in the fifth
10 score James Floyd, Gerald
FELTON, and Ronnic Stevens.
BELLE ISLE OPENS
This week starts with Clarence
Catliff hack al MS post as head
of the Belle Isle Beach House,
lie is still scratching his head and
wondering how and why gang
tipped over one Of their guard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

Chamber of Commerce and the In
dustrial Commission Of Ohio, Divi-
sion Of Safety and Hygiene.
The award recognized her lead
crship Of the Womcn's Division Of
the Summit County Safety Coun-
Gil and "hcr mcritoriouS and out
standing contributions Of time and
effort in tho promotion Of personal
and public safety.
| am particularly happy about
Mrs. Miller because my company
Shell Oil - honorcd her work in
traffic safety in 1856 and 1857
through the presentation OF Ccrti-
ficatcs of Merit. These certificates,
given by the National Safety Coun-
Gil through grant Of Shell, are
mart Of the Carol Lane Awards for
Traffic Safety. They arc presented
"for significant contributions To
the preservation Of lives through
the development and direction OF
an effective traffic safety program
in the recipients community or
state"
Mrs. Miller received a certificate
IN 1856 on behalf Of the Akron and
Summit County Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs, and, in 1857, for the
traffic safety work done by the
Women's Division Of the Akron
Safety Council.
And now. n new honor: Safety
Man Of the Year" -.
Congratulations. Mrs. Millerl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Outdoor Swimming
Starts June IS

Park. L'oEc rcpl at Suzanne and
Van Dyke. Patton pool at Wood.
mere and " Vernon, Peck pool
4 Brush and Kirby, Stone pool
at Fourih ne2" " Forest, KEN.
cny pool 1t s i,rl nc u Purdue,
and Belle Isle Beach at Belle
Isle.
Hours for the locations are "
am. 10 pm. Children Is years
CT age and under ere admitted
free. Fer adults. II and over,
service charge is rs cents ex-
eept al Brennan pools end the
Belle Isle bath horce, where u is
So cents.
Swimming lessons are offered
free at all swimming locations
by qualified Department swim
ming instructors and life guards.
Indoor pools open later IN
June.
For further information, call
the swimming division at Trim
ity 5-5276.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
MSU Top League
AII-Sports Race

Illinois. Following were Iowa
with 83; Indiana with 75l2; Ohio
state, 7l'z; Minnesota. 59iz +:
Michigan. 81; Purdue. 46; Wis
consin, Al, and Northwestern.
24iz.
Michigan State Won but one
championship - cross country -
compared to four wins for iii.
nois. But the Spartans picked
up second places in baseball, foot
ball and swimming, and shared
second place in basketball. There
were third places in gymnastics
and wrestling. fourth places in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Sugar May Fight
For One Million

NEW YORK CITY-Onc mil
lion dollars talks in any language
and to Sugar kay Robinson il
sounds like sweet music. Hereto.
fore definitely against a quick
match between himself and Floyd
Patterson for the heavyweight
title, Sugar was approached by
Sy Wcintraub, owner of Sol Les
ser Productions, He wants the
bout in Los Angeles in Sept. He's
made the same offer to Patterson
and is now sitting back waiting
for their answers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

DETROIT. MICH (spcciaD -
The summer swimming season
for Detroit youngsters arrives
officially on Sunday, June Is
when the Department of Parks
and Recreation opens thirteen
outdoor pools across the city.
Included is a new swimming
site, Kemeny pool on the west
side.
And on July 4, the new He'll
mann pool, State Fair and Cru
SADIE, will open on the east side.
The pools offer a swimming
hole in proximity for everyone.
Sites are: Brennan pools at
Rouge Park, Butzel pool at Lyn-
don and Meyers, Chippewa pool
at Chippewa and Ohio. Gallagher
pool at Kercheval and St. Jean,
Gardner pool at Chandler
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

outdoor track and in fencing,
fiilh place in indoor track, and
sixth places in golf and tennis.
The overall performance re-
presents the best record State
has compiled in the conference
since entering competition in all
sports except football in the 1880
81 school year MSU started its
grid play in 1853.
Last year, State and Michi-
gan tied for the unofficial all
sports crown using the same rat.
ing system.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

FAST LANSING, Mich.--Mich''
h' S,.,e's spartans can claim
l gan nncfficial Big Ten all-sports
championship for 1878,
team records shows State edg,
i va Illinois by two points on a
, ra,ins system which gives ten
la n;n,s for first place, nine
90 second and so on down to
, ~, place. No points were given
' a school did not compete
in a sport CO..
!" On This basis. Michigan State
,otalled OLE points to 1872 for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Spartans Ends Year
AGAINST Western =

Warner and Dean Moore.
They've helped TO bring State
its winningcst year since 1854,
when MSU compiled 25-l0l
mark in winning the Big Ten
title and going in TO take third
place in the College World Ser
les.
The Spartans and Broncos met
earlier this year at Kalamazoo,
with Western gaining rs de
cision. The clubs have been meet
ing in the sport since 1916, with
Western the overall leader, 81
wins to %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
NEGRO BASEBALL BACK

NEW YORK CITY-IIcavy in
tcrcst in local communities is
being drummcd up to support
Negro baseball which is return
ing to the scene after an alb.
scncc here Of - years. at a ma.
Ior league ball park. James A.
Farley, former Democratic Post
master General. will toss the
first ball alta the opener which
features the Memphis Red Sox
and the Detroit Clowns. The next
came is June 29th--a double
header between the Kansas City
Monarchs and the Memphis Red
SOX.