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Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
British Ship Attire
In St. Lawrence !.

THOMASTON. e Me, Oct. T. CUP
= The British steamer Wearwoc'd
is afire off Anticosti Island in the
Gull Of st. LawreEcc, according tc
an SOS intercepted by Mackay rad
10 here today.
The message said that a fire
was raging fiercely in the No. !
hold. The ships position was given
as so degrees north, "a degrees SC
minutes west.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Imperial Man Dies
AT Ranch Home

Funeral services for Hans T
Christanson, Is who died at his
home eight miles east of Imperial
SATURDAY were scheduled at the
Lemons chapel in FL Centro at
pm. Monday.
The services were IL charge OF
the Rev Dr.. George Thomas. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian
church of FL Centro Christanson
will be buried at Inglewood later
this week.
ChristanSon was born in Den
mark and lived in Imperial Valley
for 20 years. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Harriet Christanson. and
a son. Howard T, of Beverly Hills
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
CMTCken Can Gel
Commissions by
Correspondence

Imperial Valley men need not
despair of getting reserve officers
commissions because the war de-
partment suspended Citizens Mill
tary Training camps during 194l,
DR.. Norman E. Dupont. chairman OF
the CMTC in Imperial Valley for
10 years. said Monday. E ..
RI The whites, or third year men
recommended for return in l941 may
write to their unit instructor for
a correspondence course. If they pass
this course successfully they viii
get their reserve officers commission
Dupont said Imperial Valley aver
aged 25 young men at the CMTC
camps every sumner.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
BUYING A NEW 19al
AUTOMOBILE!

Let us help you do 1t in a business
like way. Let us tell you all about
our new auto financing plan. We
pay for the car ana then you pay
us in installments while you are
driving and enjoying a car.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Draft Deferm ent Causes
Announced by Officials

dependency is claimed.
The regulations probably will pro-
vide that any person deferred for
any reason will be Obliged to ap-
pear before the local board at the
end of each six months to establish
that his original claim for defer
ment still is good.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Arden Stables Take
Aiken Harness Races

AIKEN, S. c., April 6.-LP-The
Arden Homestead stables of 2. r.
Hartman, Hartman, N. Y, won
three of the five harness races at
the Aiken Horse show and trotting
races today.
The feature race, a two-heat trot
for two-year-olds and up, was won
by Personality of the Arden stables,
with Mrs. E. R. Hartman driving.
The times for the heats were PA
ga and 2:16 "a.
Miss Princess Laurel, owned by
c. ]. Baker, and driven by Sep
Palm, stepped the three-year-old
pace mile in 2:14 ga for first place.
Baker also owns Greyhound, worlds
champion trotter. In second place
was headliner, another Arden entry.
Tony Wilson, - ned by h e
Dodge stables of Rochester, Mimi,
with James B. Johnson, Jr., of De-
troit, driving, won the mile dash
for two-year-olds and up in 2:19.
Ross Hanover of the Hartman sta
bles was second.
Talkie, owned by Dunbar w.
Bostwick of Old Westbury, L. l.,
was second.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
CAROLINA DOWNS
W. & l. GENERALS
Chapel Hills Sluggers Whip
Invaders By IS To 1
Score

CHAPEL HILL, April g.. -F-
The University of North Cardinals
varsity baseball team put together
its second hard-hitting attack in as
many days here this afternoon and
slugged out an IS to 1 victory over
the Washington and Lee Generals.
Beaten in his first two starts this
season, John lefty Cheshire, a
Wilmington boy, finally found him
self this afternoon and turned in
the Tar Heels best pitching per-
Torrance Of the season. Sophomore
Cheshire's curves broke beautifully
all afternoon and he set down the
Generals with only two hits. He
racked up five strike.outs and issued
only four bases on balls.
Washington and Lees lone run
came in the third when Eglleston
went all the way to third on Pitch
err Cheshire's wild throw to first
and scored as Melville grounded out,
short to first.
The victory was Cardinals sec.
ond in as many starts against
Southern conference opposition. The
Tar Heels opened their conference
campaign recently with a thrilling
81 eleven-inning victory over the
University of Maryland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
HIGH METERS WIN
FROM PM, 9 TO l.
Phantom Aces Raise Eight
Year Win Record To 81
Victories

The MINIS tennis team downed
a nicely coached Porter Military
Academy squad on the Robert
Strange courts yesterday morning
by a 9 to 1 score. The win was the
9th the Aces have scored since 1882
against but 9 losses, four Of these
to college freshmen.
Lionel Johnson, ace of the Phan-
toms, received a setback at the
hands of Grimball, smooth stroking
star of the Cadets, in three sets at
4-6, GO, 4-6. The local player was
off his usual game and his backhand
failed him completely and his volley-
ing on the net was not up to stand
ard.
Taylor Over Keller
Nelson Taylor, number two, stop
ped Make Keller of the visitors
with a 6-3, ga win. Keeler, also
much improved this veal, could not
handle Taylor's steady cross court
fire and although he used a fast
slice serve with much effect was I'M
able to take the match.
Charles Boney, three, took charge
of defeating Taylor of Porter in two
sets of 6-3, 60 to put the Aces in
front where they stayed for the rest
of the match.
Jerould Robinson, number four,
continued his steady playing to add
another victom to his string for the
week as he squared off Peter Gourd-
in at Ga, 81. Gourdin had trouble
in the backcourt with his close shots
and his backhand.
Charles Edwards, number five,
threw a scare into the camp and a
few more gray hairs were added to
Coach Blomme's scalp as he was
forced by a steady stroking and
nicely playing Spencer to three sets
before winning 49,, Ga, Ga.
"Toppy" Evans, number six, out
stroked and outran Mcpherson to
win 81, 81. Evans made up with
a corner placing game for his lack
of a hard serve and net game.
Paul Smell, number seven, took the
part of the giant killer in downing
Wooten, who is about three times as
large as the local lad in a fast match
6-2, 6.3.
Nelson Taylor and Charles Boney
defeated Grimball and Keeler in the
number one doubles 6-3, 81.
Lionel Johnson and Burt Myers
overcame a three game first set lead
to defeat Taylor and Mcpherson
6-3, So.
Robinson and Evans outsmarted
Gourdin and Wooten in the final
match 81, GO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Ray Bilious Scores
Ace In Masters Meet

AUGUSTA, Ca, April c. Up -
Ray Biliows, the Poughkeepsie (NY)
amateur who was runner-up for the
national championship the last two
years, bagged the first hole-in-one of
the seventh annual Augusta Masters
Golf tournament today on the six
teenth hole of the Augusta National
Golf club.
Ray used a No. 8 iron off the tee
to knock the ball into the cup, 145
yards away. It was the second ace
in the history Of the Masters, Willie
Goggin of San Francisco having
scored n on the same hole in the
Inaugural tournament in 1884.
The ace gave Billows a one-under.
par Il for the third round, and a 81
hole score of 229.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
INDEPENDENT LOOP
OPENS ON APRIL q
Softballers Hoping That Civ
Board Will Provide Field
With Lights

While the matter of fIoodl;gh..
for a softball diamond is boin,
settled by the city commissioner
the Independent league will beaio
it's regular season April % at il.
old stand, the 22nd street hail
grounds.
The grounds will soon be m,
into shape, Foster Edwards, Com,
missioner, said yesterday, and The
bleachers repaired for the largas,
crowds yet to attend the twiljab,
sessions of the Independent gang
Beginning April 16, the diamond
will be allocated for team prac.
tees. Ethyl-Dow will have the
field Monday, E. w. Godwin's Sons
Tuesday; City Optical companv
Wednesday; Taylor-C olquitt, Tbrrs,
day, and Wertheimer Bag COMPANY
Friday.
Practice games will be the order
the following week with the Chem,
lists and Builders staging a scrsn
Monday; Tuesday finds the Eyemen
pitted against the Creosoters.
Wednesday the Bagmen and Chem.
lists will play; Thursday, the Build.
ers and Eyemen clash; Friday. Gre.
osoters VS.. the Bagmen.
On April 29, the regular season
will start with possibly the Chem
lists, last years loop leaders of thu.
regular season, facing it out with
the Independent league champs and
winners of the Foe, Roy city cham.
pionship trophy, the Taylor,C olquit
Creosoters.
The loop will play all its SEIZED.
uled games at 22nd street until A
lighted field is erected and put into
playing condition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
UNC Golf And Tennis
Teams Face Busy Week

CHAPEL HILL, April g. Up -
Tennis and golf tournaments hold
the feature spots on the University
Of North Carolina sports program
next week.
The golf team will participate in
the Southern intercollegiate tourney
at Athens, Ca, Thursday through
Saturday.
The tennis teams, varsity and
freshman, will play in the annual
North-South Amateur Tennis tourna-
ment at Pinehurst all week.
The baseball team, after a five-iay
lay-off, will meet N. C. State at Ra-
leigh Saturday.
The track team will meet Virginia
here Saturday while the lacrosse
team is making it's 1910 debut against
Duke there.
The freshman baseball team will
play Louisburg here Wednesday and
Wake Forest Frosh here Saturday
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
DUKE SCHEDULE

DURHAM, April 6.-R-Fol-
lowing is the sport schedule OF
Duke university for the week
beginning tomorrow:
Monday-Elon at Greensboro,
varsity baseball.
Tuesday - Clinton High at
Durham, freshman baseball.
Wednesday-Davidson at Da'
wilson, varsity baseball; L.S.U.
at Athens, Ga, varsity goi1;
Mlcnlgan mere, varsity TENNIS;
Wake Forest here, freshman
baseball.
Thursday and Friday-South-
ern Interc0lIt >Iate at Alnens,
Ga, varsity golf.
Saturday. Duke invitational
interscholastic track and field
meet in Duke stadium; Wake
Forest at Roanoke Rapids, var
sity baseball; N. c. State at Ra-
leigh, varsity tennis; Southern
Intercollegiate golf at Athens,
Ga,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Red Sox Fall, S To IL,
To Cincinnatii's Reds

ROCKY MOUNT, April 6. H.
Some high, wide and handsome fun
bling and throwing by Manager Joe
Cronin Of the Boston Red Sox help
ed deliver a II to 5 gift victory to
the Cincinnati Reds today in their
homeward bound exhibition series.
With two out and only one run
scored in the Reds second, Joe boot
ed one roller, threw another wide,
and q third too late. Three more
runs came in.
Three more Sox errors and a
birthday home run by Ernie LON.
bardi helped Red Barrett and John.
ny Wander Nicer to coast in before
2,143 fans. Vandy pitched the last
four innings, allowing a run and
five hits. He struck out five and
walked only three.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Willie Hoppe Captures
World Billiard Tourney
Bowling Dec ermer

CHAPEL HILL, April 6-R
Bowling enthusiasts may oon
be able to put aside any fears
of getting germs off the balls
the other fellow has been hand
ling.
If a little gadget invented by
John McCauley and put on dis
play here today for the first time
does all the inventor claims,
evil-intentioned microbes will be
exterminated before the ball is
put into play a second time.
The device is a sort of germ
icide bath for the balls.
After tinkering around in his
basement at length, McCauley
rugged up a complicated-looking
contraption of iron, pipes, coils
and brushes.
Then, from a University of
North Carolina bacteriologist-
DR.. B. j. Schaaf-John got a
formula for a quick-drying So
luton that killed all sorts Of
germs. He put this connection
into the cylinder through which
the balls are passed en- route
from the alley back to the rack.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
FINALS ON TAP
THIS AFTERNOON
Sam Snead And Craig Wood
Also Put On Steam Down
Home Stretch
BY BILL BONI

AUGUSTA, Ca, April 60RI1t's
still Jimmy Demaret and Lloyd
Mangrum, the Laughing boys of
the golf links, in the Augusta
Masters tournament.
Going into tomorrow's final round
of this climactic tournament of the
winter season, the wide-grinning kid
from Houston will be leading Man.
grum by one shot. They Yer tied
at So holes, but this afternoon De-
maret, even though he wasn't feel.
ing any too well, clipped the exact
ing Augusta National Golf club
course for a 20, two under par, to
post a 54-hole total of 209 compared
to Mangrum's 210.
Others In Running
They aren't the only horses in the
race. Coming fast down the stretch
are smuggling Sam Snead and Craig
Wood, the man who was beaten by
a nose in the first two Masters
tournaments in 1884 and 1885.
Snead, starting four strokes off
the s6-hole, moved up a notch on a
50 for PIP. Wood, six shots back at
the halfway mark, cut that deficit
in two with a brilliant five-under.
par 81 that tied him with Snead for
third place and included a 81 that
was the best first-nine score of the
tourney so far.
Also in a contending position is
Henry Picard. The p. G. A. cham
pion from Hershey, Pa, has been
moving along in unspectacular but
steady fashion. Today he had a II.
1t was his third straight II, and it
brought him in alone at 213.
Back of these five men, the pack
stretches out with little hope for
anything but minor shares of the
prize money and a chance of finish
ing in the first 80 and thus qualify
ing automatically for next years
tournament.
Open Champion Byron Nelson, fol-
instance, who won here in 1887, is at
215 on a third-round 81. He would
have to make up six shots to haul
Demaret back. Ben Hogan, No. ]
money.winner and No. 1 man in the
last three winter tournaments, is al
PIG with Home Pro Ed Dudley and
Willie Goggin of San Francisco.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
BUGS WILL MEET
CITADEL'S NINE
Wilmington Ball Team Will
Take On Collegians Here
On May 10

The Wilmington Pirates, after
opening their season with Atlantic
Christian college here on May 8, will
tangle with the Citadel baseball
team at the Legion field on the night
Of May 10, Bert Kite, manager, an
nounced last night.
Kite said these two games are de-
finitely booked and others r plan
ned for later in the
The %colorful diamond pilot said
last night he plans to bring higher
class teams to Wilmington this year
than ever before, and added he will
spread them throughout the entire
season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
States Schedule

RALEIGH, April 6-R-N. C.
States athletic teams have the
following schedule for next
week:
Tuesday-Wake Forest here,
varsity tennis; Wake Forest
there, varsity baseball; Dunn
here, freshman baseball.
Wednesday - Davidson here,
varsity tennis.
Friday-Duke here, freshman
baseball; Louisburg there, fresh
man tennis.
Saturday - North Carolina
here. varsity baseball; Richmond
here, varsity track.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
ARE CROWNED IN HORSE SHOW
Den1oret Leads Maneruno By One Blouu In Masters 1ourne
Francis Biddle; Eleanor Willetts
Vera Diehl.

Francis Biddle; Eleanor Willetts;
Vera Diehl.
Ladies' hunters: Side slip, Musical
Clown and Doncaster Lark, all
owned by Miss Charlotte Ives Mont
gomery.
Novice Five Gated
Novice five gated: McDonald's
Choice, L. B. Jenkins; Mountain
Poinsetta, r. W. Baker; Midnight
Lady, Orten Boren; Private Mount,
John Youngblood.
Local boys Workmanship: Billy
Sutton, Joe Shepard Morrison, Fred
Willetts, Jr., D. C. North, Jr.,
Charles Lowrimore, Jr. E. l.. White
Jr.
Hunter hacks: Side Slip, Miss
Charlotte Ives Montgomery; Dark
Victory, Linville Stables; Doncaster
Lark, Miss Charlotte Ives Mont
gomery; Virginia Girl, Pinehurst
Stables.
Children's open Craftsmanship:
Ann Lee Graham, Marguerite Mac
Rae, Billy Wilkins, Mary Sutton
and Rachel Cameron.
Tandem of three hunters: Miss
Charlotte Ives Montgomery; Pine
hurst Stables, Crepe Suzette, Vir-
ginia Girl, and a third entry being
ridden by Lloyd Tate, Billy Tate
and Junebug Tate.
500 hunter stake: Side Slip, Miss
Charlotte Ives Montgomery; Dark
Victory, Linville Stables; Doncaster
Lark, Musical Clomn, both owned
by Miss Charlotte Ives Montgom-
cry; Foxglove. Charles Everest, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Wins 10th Worlds Title In
Row An Unprece-
denied Feat

CHICAGO, April 6.-R-Willie
Hoppe climaxed his title-winning
performance in the worlds three
cushion billiard tournament today
with his goth straight VICTORIAN
unprecedented feat in the history
of the game.
The 52-year-old New Yorker, who
won his first worlds championship
"a years ago, defeated Jake Schaefer
of Cleveland, so to 40 in 81 in
nings, finishing the tournament
without a single loss against the
top flight players of the world.
Clinched Last Tuesday
Hoppe clinched the worlds title
last Tuesday when he won his 18th
consecutive game, but even after
the crown was his he continued his
amazing form.
Schaefer, who finished in second
place with 10 victories in his 20
games, went out to shatter Hopes
streak this afternoon, but the cham
pion's defensive skill and his con-
sistent brilliant shots were too much
for his rival.
Schaefer managed to tie the score
once, but Hoppe quickly moved
ahead again, although he never was
able to get a comfortable lead on
the tenacious balkline star.
1t was a browning achievement
for the gray-haired veteran, who
was hailed as the boy wonder" "a
years ago. Ten other ALTAR players
competed against Hoppe in the tour
nament.
The inning score:
Hoppe-420 O10 020 211 222 SOC
o12 DOL 0o2 900 1903 oS1 o22 Ill 600
900 O14-5o. High run 5. Total in
nings 81.
Schaefer-101 900 102 224 DOL oil
O10 400 PIP 900 DOL O22 OPS 900 900
900 11-4O. High run 5. Total in
nings so.
Not Matched
Hopes feat has no match in
the history of the three cushion
game, no other player ever having
gone through any sort of tourna
ment without a loss.
Hoppe defeated every man in the
field twice, including five former
holders of the worlds champion
ship. His best game was a 25-in'
ming performance, two over the
worlds record. His best high run
was - points, five under the worlds
record.
The champion set a new worlds
mark of 1.161 points an inning fol-
the 20 games, bleaking the 1.12t
record set by Welker Cochran OF
San Francisco in 1885. Cochran was
the defending champion in this
tournament.
Two world tournament records
we're tied in the meet. Tiff Denton
of Kansas City equalled the high
run record of II held by himself
and Gus Copulos of Detroit, and Jay
Bozeman, of Vallejo, Calf, tied the
best game mark of % innings fol
a single game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Jane Bauer Captures
Charlotte Golf Title

CHARLOTTE. April 6-LR-Jane
Bauer of Providence, r. l., added
the Charlotte Country clubs fourth
annual Invitation Golf tournament
trophy to her collection today by de-
feating Jane Cothran of Greenville,
S. c., defending champion, 4 and 3.
Miss Bauer, the medalist, was
straight to the pin over most of the
route but ran into some difficulty
on the greens. Short on putt after
putt, she missed several chances to
clip Miss Cothran for holes On the
front side.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Carolina Takes First
Place In Fencing Meet

CHAPEL HILL, April G. Up -
The University of North Carolina
won the first annual South Atlantic
Fencing tournament here today
with 80 IL points.
Other team scores: Georgia Tech
rs IL; Kentucky "a; Johns Hop
kins II; Virginia 10; and the Nor
folk division of William and Mary
6.
The Tar Heels clinched the title
this morning by scoring II points
in the saber bouts. Previously they
had amassed 81 IL points in the
foil and epee matches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Dick Shikat Is Exponent
OF Old Style Graphing

The semi-inals bout will be a re-
match between Johnny Mars and
Jack Hader. Last week the two Crap
piers battled out their 60 minutes
time limit, ending their brawl in a
draw.
Many bowls of protest were heard
from the fans and the promoters de-
cided that the best way to settle the
arguments was to put the two fel.
lows back in the ring again. The
match is sure to be rough and fast
and there is little likelihood that this
time it will end in a deadlock.
Doors to the exhibit building will
open at 1880 o'clock and the opening
match will start at 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07

If wrestling as it used to be prac-
ticed has become a lost art, mat
fans of Wilmington are due to see its
revival here Tuesday night when
Dick Shikat, former world heavy
weight champion, and an exponent of
the old style graphing makes his bid
in the ring at Legion stadium.
The old-timer, whose clever tao
tics are none the less dim with age,
will go up against Red Ryan, former
football star and himself a veteran
of many ring battles.
Healthier of Card
This match will headline the week
ly wrestling card sponsored here by
the local American Legion post.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Aethelwold And Condo
Rico Run To Dead Heat

BOWIE, Md, April 6-(R)-W. l..
Brann's Aethelwold and Isadore Bic.
ber's Condo Rico raced to a thrilling
dead heat today in the third running
Of the $5,000-added Bowie handicap
before $1,000 fans.
The two horses reached the finish
line nose to nose after a rousing bat.
tie down the home stretch and Gov
cred the mile and seventy yards in
1:44.4, a new record for the stake.
The time was two seconds better
than that set last year by Hypocrite,
owned by the late Raj Parr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Philadelphians Romp
Over Valdosta's Nine

VALDOSTA, Ca, April 6.-R-
Doc Prothro's Philadelphia Nation.
ais romped over Valdosta Of the
Georgia-Florida league, 1871, in an
exhibition game here today as Hugh
Mulcahy set the Trojans down with
seven hits.
The Philly manager used two COM
plete teams with exception Of Null
cahy who went the route. Chuck
Klein, released recently by the
Pittsburgh Pirates, got a triple and
double, while First Baseman Gus
Suhr turned in a triple and single.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Citadel Beaten Easily
By Duke u. Meters

DURHAM, April g. Up Duke
university's meters won their fifth
straight match of the season here
this afternoon, defeating The Citadel
tennis outfit, 81.
The Blue Devils swept to six vic
tories in the singles with only one
going to three sets and then took
two doubles matches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Jacksonville Blanks
Maysuiue In Opener

JACKSONVILLE, April 6-Jack-
sonville shut out Maysville in the
opening baseball game of the season.
The o was 10 to 8. Leslie Ellis
and Alvin Morton shared pitching
duties for Jacksonville, and Harry
Collins hurled for Maysville. Morton
hit safely four times in five trips
up. One of his hits was a homer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Loebs Named
Washington u. Coach

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-LR-Frank
J. Loebs, former Purdue university
star and assistant at Washington
university the last three seasons,
today was appointed Washington's
head football coach.
Loebs, ~ years old, was signed
for one year. He succeeds Jimmy
Councilman who resigned three
months ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Tennis Tourney
Slated At Chapel Hill

CHAPEL HILL, April 6.-CP-
The North Carolina High School
Athletic association will conduct it's
25th annual tennis tournament at
it's 28th annual track meet here
April IS and 10.
The tennis tournament will open
Thursday and continue through Fri
day. The track meet will last all
day Friday.
The R. ]. Reynolds High school
of Winston-Salem, will defend it's
tennis titles in singles and doubles.
Durham High is the defending track
champion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Michigan State Falls
To Duke Lads, 6-l3

DURHAM, April G. Up Dukes
Blue Devils dubbed out Is hits, in
Guiding one of the longest homers
the history of Duke park by Ed
die Shokes, to get a 1876 triumph
the touring University of Mich
igan nine here this afternoon.
Smokes blow, a 4%75-footer to the
hedge in deep rightfield, came in the
second inning with the bases empty
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
Hard Pressed u. N. T..
Downs Cornell Meters

CHAPEL HILL, April 6.-R-
The University of North Cardinals
undefeated tennis team ran up
against its toughest opposition of
the season here today and lost
three individual matches before de.
feating a hard-plugging Cornell out
fit 6 to 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-07
UNC FROSH WIN

RALEIGH, April 6@R-Univer.
sity of North Carolina freshmen,
collecting - hits and cashing in on
10 errors by their opponents, defeat
ed N. C. State frosh, 1876, in a base.
ball game here today.