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HATTIESnURG (MISS.) AMERICAN Saturday, November 21, 1042 Laurel And Hattiesburg Game Thursday 21st In Series Foim 0 HOW TRIPPI TRIPS AND TOSSES FOR GEORGIA Willie Pep Pushes Way To Feather Throne RUNAWAY Collegians Too Much for Mobile Shipbuilders TIGERS One-up Over Tornadoes trainer. Harry Gordon, during the minute's rest between the sixth and seventh rounds. "Chalky, there's more than in the house," said Gordon. Now that." replied the Chalk, "makes mighty nice conversation." Which shows Wright was very interested In the proceedings. By SID FEDER NEW YORK.

Nov. 21, No one The Mississippi Southern football team li looking for new fields to did a hand-stand tn Madison Square conquer today after literally wiping Faulkner field with the Chickasaw the half which has the National Boxing Association blessing. And there's no immediate prospect for a shindig to iron it out. for Vlscusl says Pep has to be on hand for the parade Hartford Is tossing In his honor today, and then will have to rest up from the effort. Which was probably the best laugh-getter of the night, unless you want to argue about the conversation between Chalky and his The Hittlwburj Tigers and the Utirel Tornado will clash in their 31st consecutive annual football jaine at 2:30 p.

m. Thanksgiving day In Uurel. Local "experts" pre-dirt ene of the hardest foucht rwr.es of all time. Uurel this ea-son has won fo'ir games, lot four and tied on- The Titters have record of three wins, two t.eg and Wo srorir.e PI poinu SETTLE LABOR DISPUTE LANSINQ. Nov.

21. Settlement of the dispute which caused a 55-hour shutdown of the two Nash-Kelvlnator corporation plants here last week was announced today. At the behest of the war labor board a truce was arranged and the plants were reopened. Garden's ring, but Willie Pep succeeded Chalky Wright on the world featherweight throne today strictly "on his head." i Now, this is not to say that the greatest crowd ever to see a feather-! weight title tussle sat in on an ex- 1 hlbstlon of gymnastics last night. Redskins last night, the score was 42-0 and could well have been 142-0 if the M.

8. C. coach had so willed. Joe Vetreno was the big gun with three touchdowns, three extra point and a field goal to his credit. Dlpsy" Dews was next on the list But it was simply by fighting Wright the only way the aging Los Angeles negro can be beaten by) using his head all the way that with two touchdowns.

Carrazo took For Vour Convenience We bell Honda And Stamp Until It P. M. an 18-yard pass from Dews for the other. "Ivy" Jacobs made several long gains on end around plays for the Southerners, but failed to reach v- "'An (fj i a i Matinee 10o Jlo Mfbt 10c-Sle-3Se pay dirt. ijalrut 82 lor eight orpor.ents The Tornado has racked up marks against 88 for the oprw.tinn.

Over the pa-' 10 has won 10 times. Laurel r.ir.e and the 132) parre ended in woreless tie A frt Hattiesrmre bark caught Laurel's halfback Godwin to keep the score sheet white that day. In the 20 game series Hattirsrurg has scored 131 points to laurel' 165. Tomado fars are relying on Carroll Jarkjon, "Floppy" Bishop and Bob James In the bark field to offset the accurate posing and kick llwtllhfuliy Alr-t'ondltloned Sharlt and Dodd made the few Redf kln gains. Both men reeked OPEN DAILY 12:45 P.

M. SATI RIUY 10:3 A. M. EAST TIMES TODAY AT 11:20, 1:20, 3:20. 5:20, 7:20, 9:20 with quality, but Inadequate help) from their mates kept them ham strung.

the Pep kid Is the new boss of the 127-pounders today. Willie Is a 20-year old ex-bootblack out of Hartford, who admits he hasn't been around long enough to have read the entire book about the bnak-busting business. So Wil-' lie calls his manager, Lou Vlscusl "Mr. Brains" at all times, and it was only by the battle plan Lou, drew up that the Hartford Jump-j Ing-lack brought the bauble back I to Connecticut for the first time since the hey-days of Kid Kaplan and Bat Battallnoln the late 20 s. A Half-rush To say Pep used his head all the way Is not to imply that slippery u'iill haii clove on his nocein L.titineiv ennninn invuiina The highlight of the night was! In Vetrano's 85-yard return of the i 1 third quarter klckoff.

The shadow, i jaa, of course, was the lack of competi- tion for the splendid M. S. C. team A 1 I 1 Lineups: I 51. H.

V. Pm. Redklns FN i i cf 'at amount riaurtj Graham LE Matrose Htevens Humphries MrSwoin La Clayton Simmon Ennis Thomas RCi Schaefferl Katrishen RT Davis Blakeney Dudley a 1 i ing of Benny Pay and ir.e elusive running of "S-mpy" fiim.e In U-t Tiger secondary reports hate that Uurel Couches Land-rum and Willla.T.a are confident of eating their Thanksgiving turkey with very light hearts. The Tigers, with four Junior Ml players on the squad, are regarded tery lightly In the Jones county capital Listed below are Hattiesburg-Uurel results sme 1922; Year Uurel Hattiesburg 1322 12 0 lf)23 2 13 1324 9 25 1D25 7 0 1324 0 20 1327 7 Paramount Newv Germany Scraps French Armistice I.eon Errcl omedy "Hold 'Em Jail" LATE SHOW TONIGHT 11:15 P. M.

ADM. I0c-35c Dews Q3 Dodd' and worked it as a third hand. In fact, about the only weapon he used, with the exception of a dozen or so right hands that he let go (probably by accident) through the entire 15 rounds, was a half-punch, half-push left jab that bounced off Chalky face as if It owned It. The Chalk, you know, Is regarded as one of the "smarter" fighters in the business today. He's been around so long he's acquainted with thp score all the wav.

and usually Vetrano LH Sharlt; (Waldvogel R'l Priolla' Carrazo KB Cerslglloi i Officials: Rus Lyons, Thee (no (1 use -tip khow you In Intimate detail Charley TrlpH, Georgia's sterling (allbaek, does his running and panlng chores. left; i off on a run typical of his tlahe that have earned him an average of 6 8 yards per try this eann. Charley pastes and punts just as welt as he runs. Right: He dt-mntistralrs Imw he grip the ball for a pa. He has throun 2.1 good ones nut of 45 tries this season for total gains of 4 yard.

Although his role that nf e'llef substitute for rankle hlnkwiih, Trlppl has played about half of the total time of all gamM. He comes from I'ittston, Pa, THE Qieatat PICTURE OF THEIR Elwyn Ward, umpire; Rabbit field Judge; Joe Lane, headlines-j man. i First downs: M. S. C.

11; Redskins 3. li-. I with Jerome Kern's I lihAiAt 22 9 27 I makes young fellows fight Just the way lie wants them to. But Vlscusl has had two tusslers tangle with Chalky before this, and knew somewhat more than one-and-one about Substitutes: M. 8.

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20. Aganlst the chance, for In his stretch with eight other clubs In professional I the Packers, they've tangled with football, Don Hut. son has had more the Giants seven times, and the fun for eight years than Christmas Green Hays have counted 02 points dinner at grandma's: against the over Unit run. But the dapper Don. CUGAfS RHUMBA BAND Wright's way of doing Business, bo he told Willie to Just "stick and move." And for 15 rounds Pep did JuFt that.

1 He -stuck" with his Jab from start to finish, and he moved so much and so often that some folks thought he had borrowed the bl-; cycle on which Bob Pastor pedalled to escape Joe Louis for ten rounds i a few years back. Pep Insisted this was not so. But. at any rate, It befuddled the Chalk. Now, this may not have made for the bloodiest brawl in the book as a matter of fact, with Chalky miss- lng and Willie back-pedalling It grew considerably boring at times but It proved highly entertaining to the crowd of 10,521 who tossed into Mike Jacob's money I.ITTLF.

BI POWFRFI Marshall County, West Virginia (Pop. 3 500 will have two boys on the college all-star basketball squad that plays the Oshkosh. pros at Clnago next week. Rudy Baric of Bcnwood and Hoger (fihorty) Hicks of Monndsvllle, both chosen for the all-star, live eight miles apart, played on opposing high school teams, teamed together at West Virginia U. and now are co-coaches of the mountaineer court squad since Coach Dyke Haese has gone Into the navy.

HELP. HELP Not knowing the answers, we'll pans along these questions from Hank Wolfe of the Richmond (Va.) News Leader as received: 1) St. (fly SMoelatrd Prti) Today a year ago Ken Overlln, 163', outpointed Al Hostak, 162, In ten rounds at New York. Three years ago Ohio State signed for grid game with Pitt in 1940, marking resumption of Big Ten relations with Panthers after four-year lapse. Five years ago New York Giants, eastern leaders tn National football league, upset Green Bay Packers, 10-0.

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Sing Sells Bob Into Slavery! the touchdown man who makes the ren of the league shudder, lias had no part in the entertainment. Now, this may be just an accident, but you ran bet the family sugar ration card that Hutson has been In there trying. The most likely explanation Is that, despite his records for receiving and his all-time high for yardage gained with aerials, against the Giants lie -1 9 New York Giants, he hasn't even had a hot-dng with or without mustard, And tomorrow. In the headllnrr on the National leagues four-game program, the greatest scoring pow-eihouso the loop has ever known collides again with his all-time wham-my, when the Green Bay Parkers piie Into the Polo Grounds to tangle with the Giants. As far as the league's sectional team championships go, this shindig has no more bearing on the situation than the weekly meeting of the H007.lt Falls sewing rlrcle, for 'the Chicago Hears and the Washington Redskins have those pretty well "stanlied' 'away.

Tli Hears take on the Lions at Detroit this time and Washington entertains the befuddled Brooklyn Dodgers, while the Chicago Cardinals move Into Pittsburgh for the other games this week. There's no doubt, however, that the Giants have tlie hex on Don. The Packers' great end has scored 71 touchdowns in his eight years Big 8 Conference (Br SMMiBlrS rrH) Big Eight members showed plen-ty of wallop against outside teams last night as five conference elevens turned back as many opponents. Supercharged by Bill Cadenhead, the loop's top Individual scorer, Oreenville's Hornets bnued Into Arkansas for a 23-0 decision over Pine Bluff. Cadenhesd marched to three touchdowns, galloping 57 yards to open scoring In the first quarter.

Clre's passing and running teed up two of the scores and he hit Alexander with a payoff pass. McComb's Tigers squeered by tuning Newton 19-13, punching Its tallies across from short range. Urr.bright plunged to two touchdowns from Insids the six yard mark and McGuffee counted from the Newton three. At Jackson. Whin.

kill -V-, X. 3T boxes. Several thousand of the bovs and girls were from Connecticut and were seeing Willie home. These totals, incidentally, went to make up the all-time high turnout for a featherweight fuss, out-shln-lng by quite a bit the fi1.65fi paid to see Benny Bass and Tony Can-zonerl clout each other around 14 years ago. 51 th Victory Yet, now that Willie has the championship this fight was his 54th straight victory in a two-year professional career featherweight follies are still playing the two-a-day circuit.

For Pep still only owns the half of the crown recognized by New York State's athletic commission and its affiliates. Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson has v. luiin u' PKntiiab uir U'' defensive coach, fitout Steve Owen the man with the ample middle, New Defense fitout Rteve has won a couple of championships and lost a few with his Giants, but while his fellows may not score a lot, there's no denying the fact the other guys don't hit pay-dirt often, either. Briefly, he's as good a defensive coach as has come down the pike, and while they've never come to blows, you can't blame Don for not feeling exactly pulsy-waUv about the matter, anyway, Ktout Is setting up a new defense against Don for tomorrow 'the rest of tlie Jeague'll tell you to build a brick wall). It's to put the best three Giant defen Christopher school of Richmond ha defeated Benedictine high In football 15 years In succession.

Do you have a longer consecutive winning streak to offer? (2) Quarter-hack Bay Marshall of John Marshall high (a relative, hey?) ran 102 yards with an Intercepted pass last week. Is or isn't It the longest TD Jaunt of the season? FIGHTS LAST NIGHT NKW YORK Willie Pep. 125'4, Hartford, outpointed Chalky Wright, 125 3-4, Los Angeles (15), featherweight championship, New FRIDAY RESULTS (fly Arltr4 fru Wesleyan 20, Simpson 6. Peru 45, Hastings 0. Southwestern 22, Washburn 0.

Ouachita 62, Louisiana Northeast Center 0. Maryville 52. Warrenshurg 0. Wrest Texas State 14, Lubbock Air Base fl. Cameron Aggies Murray Aggies 14.

MAY QUIT (Br Aatnrliitrd frtl MIAMI. Nov. 21. Suspension of football for the duration at the University of Miami was predicted in this morning's Miami Herald. Coaches Jack (Spike) Harding and Hart Morris, credited with responsibility for the Hurricanes' climb up rv.

DOROTHY i in iiAiin 4m- (v. i iiit'i mw i. LH IIUUII under the big top. and can do Just rets were slowed to a crawl as three orythmg with a font bull ex different backs scored for Jack-1 il Mt un "Jlni'- son, uhlch won 18-0. i Jangle.

Jingle." Yet, although he's Charley Pevy, Benn's Barrett Rt lrB-n K'mt fism Smith carried the host c'uh'n nlh rltjh loopand more sive hacks on Hutson every minute he In the game, and letting them rest only when Dashing Donald i rests. Three-to-one wouldn't be bad odds against Whlrlaway. And the the gridiron ladder of fame, have requested active service with the I nnvy and expert to be called soon. IBUY BONDS STAMPS IIERE1 I than offensive. Kosciusko thrests nlmt fl" mighty 'NiiET a machine has an the IWrs he Mat.

17o on the one. Inter on th f.din ROSE 20c nst way he operates, Hutson isn't far from being Whirly with a head-guard on. to dent the Big Fight bovs 'when 1 hlt lhe Jarknt aga! VkV. Mil. I.

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M- a nt. 9:45 A. M. TODAY ONLY I A Children 111 lo Ph.m 371) of the year" poll Is going on this yenr between Whlrlaway and Alsab. Probably will end in a photo finish.

Sports Briefs Columbus ran at will over West Point, winning 66-0 on a series of sweeping end runs and pass Interceptions which kept the visiting club on defense over most of the route. Vkksburg smashed Natchei 11-13 with the same fan-breaking attack that gave It an earlier tie with Meridian's current league York version. BOSTON Al (Bummv) Davis, 148, Brooklyn, knocked out Red Doty, 148, Hartford. Conn. (8), PHILADELPHIA-Jim Elliott.

180. Baltimore, outpointed Frank Lowry, 152. Philadelphia (8). PORTLAND, Ore. Ernie Nord-man.

192, Oooclland, knocked out Keller Wagner, 186, Balem Orv Teeter, 143. Chattanooga, knocked out Tommy Gray, 145, Portland iD. HOIXYWOOD-Rodolfo Ramirez. 147, Mexico City, outpointed Jimmy MrDantels, 146'j, Los Angeles (10). SAN DIEGO, Calif.

Chuck Rai-ley, 137, Riverside. knocked out Lupe Oongales, 137, Mexico City 3. MONROE (ENTER SWAM TED ARKADELPHIA. Nov. 21.

Ouachita's Tigers won fi2-0 over Monroes northeast Center la.st night, smothering every hid the Iioulsianians could muster and scoring almost at will. Five backs lent to the host scoring Orgy, Allen topping the drive with three touchdowns. Matinee 2c NIht 7c TODAY ONLY i Hffifflimr' Added: Popular Science New March of Time "Mr. and INIra. America Home Front" SERVICE DEPT.

Pvt. George "Gee" Mitchell of Camp Barclay, is about, to enter an officers' training school and the bovs who knew him when he Br lit nil i UTOV, Jr, NFAV YOPK, Nov. 2t.JudgmR 4 ou.rport received a setback Disney "Symphony Hour" Sport "Timber Athlete" Victory Short "letter From Bataan" last night, losing its final home nfi in Garden la.st 1 physical education instructor i and eoarh of the crack boxing tennis nt Southwestern Ixwisiana inslitute figure he li make out all right when of the season to Pas Christian, night. Willie pep must he the big-12- The Commodores were thing that hapjvned to the avert a ihutout when Huttn pltrh. iute Connecticut since the D.m- ftnt Mt-r.

Jai SUNDAY and MONDAY i scoring pass lo 'Ho In the third period. Defense "Salvage" Cartoon "Eoney Eablea" Chapter 10 "Secret Code" PRICES: Matinee 20c Night 24o Children Open Dally At 2:55 P. M. Saturdays 8:55 A. M.

Pass christian's he gets his coin mission Story they tell is that his Phys Fd. examinations always Included two questions "Who Is the world's greatest boxing coach?" and "Why urn Lieut. Ed Mann, fortn- mum bury fair rinsed down The out-of-town customers were a lot livelier than anything in thr ring At that. I'rp prmrd that you don't base to be us old as Chalky Wiinht Ui know a lot of boxing tricks By winning the featherweight title, dissolved at lea-t three (iulfport bids In the second half, to re-me a lead it grabbed in the quarter. SUNDAY ONLY mm VAUEYct? 101 ISIN HiOTBVI M0UNTIN' mr.

piiiii Wihie cleared the way for wuli'inmt rarther enhancing LAST SHOWINGS TODAY "PERILS OF NYOKA" NO. 11 Glove Slingers In "COLLEGE BELLS" mmmA chances of another I 4 Phnne 761 Open 1:15 A. M. of the disputed Maunder Harry leporvs that Pittsburgh on. the N.

B. A. boss, pto-i'-hsps irt a i si oj siaie cna.T.pior.' Warnui Kas-tort'a Ug.es fortier 40-0 lait night to lem.a.r. frot-t ia the rr.etrorxjiilf.:; New Orii-ara No. 1 terr.

bartered Fortier wltn P.av Price, a rir t.arc-'ir.v..-.g r.ai SHOWING SUNDAY MONDAY TODAY ONLY readv l-i ft' (Mi' nfiTUAei nrriAni innnirt rninuj; hwiiuii: LHUuna: ai'tion about Dec. be just in time to crowd with Pep, crowd appeal in dispute Wii. on And fc.nit hii 40 I 172 000 laM hats me THE EASTSIDE KIDS no sri'iw t. Kwh rr.stie two scoring ef quarter. He broke 'I aw 1 Cl it I -e tVJk' I A AT THEIR BEST! HILL (Cowboy Rambler) HO YD ART DAVIS LEE POWELL "PRAIRIE PALS" t-Aecri W' a.s it per (-, liiglit.

fpert more tor an- end jcr 48 ards. th.e thin half l.ekl other uliy. ADDED MYSTERY SQUADRON'' CHAPTER NO. 6 COMEDY AND NEWS SUNDAY and MONDAY nonii.i: nn At Alexandria Rjlton's Bears wour.d up their regular wv.h a 13-7 over o.arhi'.aj northeast djstrict champions. Heher Lxlsoir, Bolton ablest back, skipjies yarc for one Kore and iosm-c; 13-vard touchdown puss Packie McUr-land.

Charlie Crotch tlnmrned from three yards out to cijmax a 70-varrJ "pu.sh in the second. Pate handled Ouachita's lore TOnW GUEST STAR leiry Mri.e;;, New York Post: 'Thai chanirter. I.ippy Durochpr now lead the praiv the Ixrd and play rliess and checkers." Minins si sums fi.r iiht title tournament to for s.vn-my gnu pi -than! will start at the ft ki ai ni mm wilk 3. 1 UO CORCET BOBBY JOKDAN FArided Patriotic niir. i BUKTZ BALL GABRIEL DELI BOB ITOKI DUney "Art nf Self Defenw" Technicolor "Battle ef Midway" pice Short ANN ClltIS NOAH JEtRY, II.

count as the Ucr.s drove g3 on Dec It, with neau vs "Wc Refuse To Die" MONDAY TUESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Tippy Larkin Cleo Khar.s vs Chester lli.o And tho latest name mvv.v.'x-,.,; ir ti-s affair is ChKagoi jovr- Clair uve p.a. x. Today's schedule Jesuit and Holy Cross in an h.tra-ntv argument at New Orleatis and Catholic esjaanst BaiorJ Puge at -i rCs'tV Br-rTUCRY li'i'j he cT the T. Documentarr excerpts from World War I. Don't mt ee- the capital wnch v.

DISNEY CARTOON i A. rumman in Jesuits Jays, winner the par-t next Peek's taiketball inr tournament two years of Louisiana's AA crown, Information Please 'World At War DOUBLE FEATURE 'The Bumstead Family in "Mondie For Victory" Feature No. Yirtinia Gilmere Dana Andrews 'Berlin Correspondent" at Garden Kaxt, dauUcr of Bud, the Dartmouth captain, won't fi a football to add to her collection after today's Columbia game. No matter ahn are sun in me running lor a possible repeat Job. They are touted to dirr.p Holy Cro but should more an ordinary workout in doing it.

NEWS SPECIAL "YANKS IN AFRICA" Feature No. I Jean Phillip MarI)onald Carey Dr. Broadway' the ball will th dr in the weklv war hct S'-'-day. Jv-'ichOils and It TUESDAY: GARY COOPER in "CENTRAL DIED AT DAWN" Mi' New Orleans in an other mtia-city tejt Added: "BEHIND NIPPONESE MASK Thf racer since the turf land digest started its 'horse.