Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 18

Yazoo Author Tells ver. Pictures lllustrttlng tfct trtidt showed the author, Eirnest Coi Of Hunt On River ts Highligh ent, Ocorge Haw Campbell, Tln' in Yazoo City, Dec. 8 Tom Gil Turner and Will Clark, all ot Ya roo City. Choctaws, Defeat Raymond Independents By Score Of 38-J9, Clinton, Dec. 8 Coach Melvin Landrum returned to his old job as basketball coach at Mississippi college this week after extended service in Pacific wljcre he was ruth.

of Yaioo City, author of articles on wild life, had a story in the recent issue of Field' and gram the following were presented letters: James Bell, captain; Billy Earl Stubbs, Bobby Mangum, Buck Qdom, Joe Sanders, Joe McNalr, Cecil Herrlngton, Buster, May, Kelly Herrington, Billy Allen, Glen Layton, Junior Runnels, Bill Bishop and Evoh Land, honorary member. Managers of the team were Gene Odum and Otto Walker and the following "were cheerleaders, Ann Ryan, Katherine Runnels, Doris OLABTONlZDO Page 2 Sunday, Dec. 9 Magee High Honors Football Players With Annual Banquet Magee, Dec. 8 The Magee football team was honored here recently with the annual grid banquet. During the process of the pro Sports Stream.

It was entitled "Five Ways to the line, let dehips fall Purser iS Ss Hewitt WL l)W MANY COIIE TO UH10N For examination itlt fr YOUR EYKS MY SrJ 3 iKiirrffn3 to Get, Your Turkey." The scene- of this story was laid Lieutenant in the Navy, and on on an island in the Mississippi Ri- By ARNOLD Friday night put his Choctaws ud against the Raymond Indepen Robinson is expected to resume duties Jan. 1st as head coach at Mississippi College. dents and won by a score of 33 flUHian.Miss.: to 19. 1 HEDERMAN Prof. W.

E. Strange has done a good Job as substitute until the return of Coach Landrum and the ATTENTION Mississippi College players have PICKIN UP LITTLE CHIPS: Ole Miss athletic committeemen met informally in Jackson the other day to discuss the coaching situation at the University, but issued ho press releases after their sessions Our impression is tnat a majority of the Jackson alumni of the Oxford institution would give Harry Mehre a vote of confidence if called on to ballot on the situation not lost game this season. The line'up was as (5: Kitchens (2): Rials, (12); Fridge, (3: Puryear, Three mighty fine movies have been received by the YMCA and Neal Barfield, secretary, has arranged two nights to show the film. The films, "Acquatic Artists," G. 6); Moody, 4); Wilburn, Lu "Good Badminton." and m- Contractors Garages and Autuo Dealers We are prepared to live you superior mlce In ENGINE REBUILDING AND GENERAL MACHINE WORK, COMPLETE REPAIR SERVCE ON MAGNETOS FUEL TUMPS SPEEDOMETERS GENERATORS STARTERS DISTRIBUTORS REGULATORS.

We.Earnestly Solicit Your Business Oa the Above na, Foster, Riley, (2); Green nastics," will be shown at 4 o'clock Olander, total 38. Raymond: McCrcry, (7); Mc Kissack, (5); Ereeden, G. Ris on Tuesday and at 7:30 on Wednesday. The regular gym class will witness the show on Tuesday with other members of the YMCA. Wed 4 1 iTSFS3 a in Coach Mehre is due to visit our fair city in a few days en route the Southeastern conference sessions at Baton iRouge and doubtless will be'in a huddle here with fellows who keep their ears to the ground Incidentally, he may bring the pictures of the Ole Miss-State game of this season with him and let the Touchdown club borrow them for their Tuesday luncheon.

er. G. (2) Smith, Hvatt (2): Herring. Carter, Spivey, This nesday night the badminton club pen, Hannon, Whitehead, -total 19 will witness the show, The next game is scheduled tor Tuesday night at 7 when the boys Speculation over changes in thee Auto Electric Service The Illinois Intercollegiate Ath and girls will each play teams from both ends of the European theatre, letic conference has a new rule wtnm ofcwcoiatlr l2 VJ 0' USB bSBS ttf jacKSon Air isase. uoacn oiamey Little Man" Bryant were other now, allowing its athletes to parti Rebel staff have extended down to the Edwin "Goat" Hale has been reported conferring player in the recent Keesler-Cherry JACKSON PHONE 2-2631 cipate in professional baseball during the summer months and retain members of the foursome, three fourths of which was fast company Point Marines game at Biloxi.

7''- Simmons chipped in from QUICK their standings in other sports. However, the rule does not permit the players to enter any a trap on No. 1, Duke couldn't resist the crack that D. C. "still has that Miss.

College but be other sport but baseball. Use Our Lay. Away Plaa See Our Fine Antique Jewelry fore the round was ever, all were convinced that you spell It "pluck," as far as X). C. is con DIAMOND Jewelry Go.

130 Capitol Phone 4-8127 cerned. Sports headline in the New Orr There may be plenty of fire-works In Washington today when the New York Giants' faee the Washington Redskins in a game which may decide the Eastern championship of the National Football loop. The Giants have already upset the Philadelphia Eagles and If they turn leans Item the other day: "Lapara to Take Rest After Ben-Gay acts asf to relieve muscular ache and pain because it contains two famous pain-relieving ingredients known to every doctor. Yes, Ben-Gay contains up Xo 2Vz times more of these tested ingredientsmethyl salicylate and menthol than five other widely offered rub -ins. No wonder it's so fast, so soothing! Get genuine Ben-Gay Drubbing Upset by Virgin In Dull Bout at One of the with Millsaps authorities, and also has been rumored as a candidate for a non-coaching assignment in the sports world of Mississippi Even before his departure from the University is listed as a fact his successor has been in the person of Lieut.

H. C. "Money" Jenkins, TJSNR, former coach at Amory, Russellville, Louisville and Clarksdale, and now physical training officer with the Navy at Key An all-round star at Miss. College in Its palmiest days of athletics in the mid 1920's, Jenkins has had wonderful success as a coach, winning 141 and losing only 26 in his 17 years of football coaching. developed Harper Davis and Graham Bramlett at Clarksdale.

was a visitor in the state 'during the Thanksgiving period. Bruiser Kinard has been named on the All-Service eleven chosen by the West Coast sports At 224 pounds, Bruiser is the light the trick on the Redskins, Wash few men Army loses next season by graduation will be the captain, ington and the Eagles will have to meet in a play-off game to see who meets Cleveland next week. Shorty Green, at 190 pounds Jt arm smallest man in the Army His place will be taken by Shelton Biles, who understudied Green The 37th Annual Drake Relays this season after three years of $12.50 will be restored to a two-day, pre war basis, it was announced by Di rector Bill Easton recently. He an football at Vandy. they won der why Army's good! nounced that the track event will that the word veteran be spelled be conducted In Des Moines, April with a capital when you refer $10 26-27.

Kelly cf Gainesville, suggests $17.50 With classic simplicity this diamond solitaire and dla-mond weddlnr rinr will make her love it always. BRIDAL SETS A beautiful, sparkling dia mond solitaire nnd a gold wedding rins to a returned service man, and a small when referring to a est of the six tackles boasted by LADIES This exquisite three diamond dinner rins will rtm to be made especially for you. man with athletic According to sports writers of the eastern states, the only thing the minor -leagues accomplished the Fleet City eleven. still has slender hopes of getting a re- that a good idea except that a lot of boys will be Veteran veterans under that system. W.

G. Mi2e, released from the Army after extended service (It goes without saying that this corner was filled before the sudden resignation of Coach Mehre was known Saturday night) which included months in a Ger auring their meeting just completed was to disdain publicly and virtually disown new commissioner A. "Happy" Chandler. However, the loops found themselves with a host of players on hand whereas until recently they had been lacking somewhat in that decision. man prison camp, was a member SPECIAL Ladies Diamond $111 Wedding IV of the alumni team scrimmaging Central High basketeers the other lease from the service, but George Kinard is about to get his discharge, and he plans to go back to Ole Miss afternoon He hits the scales at 170 now after getting down to 118 in the Nazi prison Merle Hapes, and get his Collins Woh- the Ole Miss flash who was injur ed In service football In the Paci ner, the great little scat-back of Canton High and Miss.

State, Is SPECIAL Ladies 14k Gold Wedding FOR HER Stone Bracelets Pearl Necklaces Locket and Chain Cigarette Case Blrthsotne RJnrs WRIST WATCHES MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF COSTUME JEWELRY fic, has been convalescing in Jack son and thinks his knee has about Three: more players have added to the East team 1 will face the West on New Year's Day at San Francisco. The newly acquired players are Broko Kosan-ovich, f-Fenn State center and backs, Meryl Frost, Dartmouth Allan Dekdebrun, Cornell 4 and Brazenovich, Penn State. wearing his discharge button these days and probably will go to law school in Texas early next FOR HIM 14K Gold Weddinjr Bands SR.00 Lighters From $1.00 Birth Stone Rings $15.00 TIE PINS COLLAR SETS WRIST WATCHES CARVATS From $1.00 AND MANY OTHER GIFTS HE WILL LIKE year. Poole, who rejoined the New York Giants pro footballers LUXURIOUS Will hardly describe this wonderful seven diamond cluster Just Imagine how It would look on her finger. recovered if the Army doctors agree, he probably; will be getting out of uniform before Jerry confrere, Paul Tiblier, enjoyed a few days in Jackson before returning to his military duties at Keesler Field Jerry intercepted a pass, caught another one for a long gain, blocked a punt which was turned into a safety, plunged effectively on offense and otherwise looked every inch a fine football An ultimatum has been forwarded to Tony Zale, middleweight champion, to defend his title within the next six months, or The New York Athletic Commission sent the request to the former sailer; Fcdercl Tax not Included In Prices Over the week-end Joe Wilman was leading the 16-man field in the Annual National Invitational Match Game Bawling Tournament being held in Chicago.

Wilman held a 7.08 point lead under the Petersen Point system. He knocked over pins for a 161.19 Petersen rating. Defending champion Buddy Bomar was in 13th place, followed by Joe Sinke and Paul Krumske. Wilman has averaged 213.09 pine for the 32 games thus far. after his recent release from the service, was Injured in his 1 game and probably won't play this He is the father of a baby daughter about one month old.

D. C. Simmons, is back froni the wars after more than four years with Naval Aviation He wag a senior grade lieutenant, leading a fighter squadron in the deep Pacific at the finish. all that flying, he intends to his nerves a rest, and may make a portion of the winter golf swing with the pros and sheeted You can take our testimony that he's good enough, for the shots we saw him make the other day showed he has the old time touch back already, and a little more play will have him in the 60-70, groove. Duke Sutherland, who led the Navy recreation program on Okinawa, and Norman, who was an Ordnance expert in Tournament.

Picard posted a 67 Friday for a 136-stroke total. The Cleveland golfer holed a 45 putt on the 18th green to give him a one-stroke lead over Dutch Harrison, Little. Rock, Ark. Henry Picard, Cleveland, lead the pros at the half-way mark In the 10,000 Miami Open Golf Pruitt. and Dorothy Pope.

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