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FOURTH RACE OF SERIES
SAILED LAST SUNDAY WITH
UNFAV0RABLE CONDITIONS
SgrenK. Gussy Winds and Heavy Sea Tested Skill Of Skippers
and Crews. Firsf Raes ot Ne~ Snipe Class
Beats Proves Interesting

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MOSS POINT FOOTBALL
SEASON BEGINS FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 20, AT HOME

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aseball and Field
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Friday. August .
Riders
OF Destiny"
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Saturday, August 10
Streets Of New
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sanxt sznxa
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and ~ry CASING
Wednesday and Thursday
August II and Is
Jesse James"
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Saturday, August II
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-13
Captain Turner Resigns
From Bulldogs Quint
"School Policy Rea-
son Of Center For
Quitting; Nelson Also
Off Boys 1aua G;
Girls In Top Con
dition Fer Contest.

Henderson high Sch-o!'~ TN
defeated girls and UnN:cdictaole
bows basketball teams Journey 10
Roxboro tonight ror ljo-Hleheader
with the strong Person "ugH;y nigh
teams.
The Blue and White LaSSicS are
riding high on crest -! victories
With mower that has sweet every
thing before then, TIM, sv:<ru. carry
ING one OF the be-, record, IN many
wears Tor girls basketball At Hen
derson high. The tear, : undeteateG
in two years a9&.u,: !:.&l school
competition.
Again. Miss Nv Florence
Houghtaling is e;r@".-& u spark
the Henderson 3ttac... 0I:hougl asst
year when the teams H., IL RoN-
boro. that role Wds assumed by
Miss Mary Gene fa,kner. VINO led
the scoring thar night. Licking up
Miss HOughtal;ns : Miss Haze!
Finch. who has made rapid strides
towards perfection IL = &oGI shooter.
On the defensive side. here IS Il
host of crack guards. al constantly
improving. led ty Miss Charlotte
Knight. Miss D2fis Dennis. Miss
Suother and Miss y A1.>E: me re-
serves are rapidly i"9rr"inlS. win
the "Soph !o.N&Gl:1 showing real
ability. ana tie &,.-I-s. notao!y
Miss Helen Eucut,. r"Ht!'"e - I'M
press Bob Harrison. u.en,1r 81 inc
aggregation.
Coach FREQ N'"@'t'I,' BOYS are
unpreolctaole, uN, 2%,-.a-- OK lAal
Is the reSignatIon '' t"",'.2 HN!fliieE
turner IRON me goa" on ne eve
OF the South t,lt a>-.''' ~ fF.t'dE'
Captain IurnS: So ~ MS reason
for leave the team "Ll} scno2! 5
policy When 'ntt|"gat>&, Cn&cA
Fitzpatrick said the sC.-uol had
adopted policy %. no. furnishing
meals to basketball, t,-l:- while on
trips. This was done & " economy
measure. he said.
In addition to Turner. Nelson. q
reserve forward. vine was 4 starter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-13
To.
Test u. NC.
Tonight
Benefit Affair at Hill
Is Only Home Game
Of Week; Fans Ex-
pect Contest to GIVE
Line on Unpredict-
able White Phantoms.
BY MARVIN ALEXANDER.

Chapel Hill, Feb. l3.-CaroIlna
hackers are looking 10 tonights game
with the strong McCrary Eagles here
at $50 for some line on what the I'M
practicable White Phantums will Go
on the last lap OF their regular sea-
son and in the Conference tOurtla-
ment to follow.
The game will be benefit affair,
the profits going 10 the inIauil!e
paralysis fund, and will be preceded
by d preliminary at between Lees
McRae College and the Carolina
freshmen.
In their last start the White Phan-
toms looked like world beaters for
the first 20 minutes. With George
Glamack pacing the scoring with 10
points and the whole team playing a
fine floor game, they ran up 3l-l9
lead on Duke at half. The second
period was another story. and Duke
won 5G-44, and now Carolina back
erS don't know what to expect.
The H4cCrary Qu!nt should FUR
niSh a fine test. Made Up Of former
college starts like Mann Of State,
Roye of Elon and Holleman OF At
lantic Christian, the Eagles are
known as one Of the strongest ndc-
pendent outfits in the State.
Carolina barely beat them 1888
in a previous encounter. Glamack' s
rs points was about I'll that saved the
Tar Heels that night, and if the big
piVet ace is not Oh his game tonight
it may be another story.
This will be the White Phantoms'
only home appearance Of the week
and next to their last home game of
the regular season. The Tar Heels
also play at N. G. State Friday night;
entertain Clemson here next Mon
day, and close at Duke next Thurs
day night
Hank Pessar, tall forward, ana
Bobby Gersten, diminutive guard,
stood out in the Duke game for their
floorWork, ball-haWking, and de-
fensive play, and will probably start
tonight along with Paul SEVERN, for
ward; George Glamacll, center, and
Al Mathes, guard.
Glamack topped the scorers with
81 points, and SEVERN played another
good all-rOund game, but the re-
serves did not come through rs en-
pected and will be on the spot to-
night.
McCrary's probable lineup is Mann
and Roye, forwards; Holleman, CEN
ter, and Harris and Copeland, guards.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-13
State Beats
Davidson

Raleigh, Feb. l3-(APl-N. c..
States basketballers, who hit the
comeback trail after losing seven
Southern Conference games, last
night chalked up their third loop
victory by defeating Davidson, 40
81.
States Conference rally started
last week, with the Red Tcrrors up
set William and Mary ana Wake
Forest. The defeat was DaVidson'S
eighth in the loop, against three
wins, and put the Wildcats out of
the running for bid TO the confer
ence tournament.
State and Davidson were tied at
20-all at the end of the half, during
which the lead changed hands four
times and was tied twice. After
three minutes of the second period,
Red ROLLS Sewer, States captain,
dropped in a field goal which gave
State the lead, and the Terrors re-
manned in front for. the remainder Of
the game.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-13
.Gleanings On
SPORTS Teams
At Carolina

Sports fans hereabouts are still
talking about that Carolina Duke
game =. and the more important one
TO follow on the Duke court February
% Many and varied arc the rea-
sons and explanations which are put
forth g.. . But the most logical one IS
that the White Phantoms Just ran
their own legs off the first half, and
Duke had more reserves and staying
power the second.
Whatever it was. the cOncensus is
the Tar Heels looked like world
beaters the first half and Duke the
second. And il team could put two
such halves together, it could prob
ably beat any team in the country.
It was probably the queerest game
this famous rivalry has ever seen.
Carolina raced to a 3l-l9 lead at half.
Duke got the same 81 points the Sec
ono, but Carolina made only &c.,.
George Clanack topped all the indi-
vidual stars with q points -. But
Dukes reservoirs clearly had the best
Of their deal with the Carolina subs.
Lie HIS W lllC tiIIlIAtSil NiST'fN""' ''S't
passed all past interest .. Not only
was every seat jammed by the cap
acity audience The local tele-
graph office received wires for the
score from as far away rs Wyoming.
.. and the AportsWriters' "fi!o" Of
5000 words afterwards broke all roc
ords for a basketball game in this
State -.
The big question around the Hill
now is what the Tar Heels will 10
when they meet the Devils at Duke
again February % And Coach
Bill Lange and the Phantom3 have
already started getting ready g. Two
or three shifts and new combinations
are reported in The experimental
stage And the whole team is striv
ing to get in shape to play two halves
like they played the first against
Duke.
Big home event on Carolina's scilc-
dule this week is the Duke boxing
match Saturday night =. Both have
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-13
j. n. C.-Duke
cams Meet
For Two Titles
By TOM BOST, Jr.

Chapel Hill, Feb. Estate cham-
pionship in boxing ana swimming
will be determined during the next
10 days with Carolina and Duke, arch
rivals, battling to win both crowns.
The title-settling boxing meet
will be staged here Saturday night
in Woollen Gymnasium with fresh
man boxing contests at 7:l5 and
i8:l5 o'clock, respectively. In their
only Big Five meets to date Caro-
/ lima beat n. C.. State 7 to l and Duke
beat the Techs 4 l-2 to 3 IL.
(; Following the Duke match Coach
Mike Ronman' charges will be bust
ly engaged getting ready for the
Southern Conference tournament at
Columbia, S. c., February % and
t24. Last year the Tar Heels pulled
the biggest surprise of the tourney by
pushing Maryland's favored Terps
all the way before losing by scant
point, 15-14 Carolina upset Mary
land 5 l-2 TO 2 ID Friday night to
stamp itself as the dark horse for the
lStU tOuFUdlllelll.
Cardinals undefeated swimming
team, pace-setter in the Southern
Conference this season, faces its
strongest foe here Friday afternoon
when the Tar Heel mermen entangle
with the University of Florida's kings
of the Southeastern Conference. On
a three-day invasion Of this state,
the Gators meet Duke Thursday and
conclude the trip Saturday against
N. c. State at Raleigh.
The Tar Heels also have an i'm
portant Southern Conference aquatic
engagement with Washington and
Lee here Saturday. The Generals,
who won the Southern Conference
title in 1886, 1897, 1888, are reputed
to have another strong outfit despite
a 1882 defeat ut the hands of Will
liam and Mary last week.
On Thursday, February %, the
Carolina and Duke swimmers will
clash at Chapel Hill for the State
championship.
The annual Southern Conference
meet here March l and 2 and the
Cardinals A. A. U. meet here March
9 will bring the swimming season to
close
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-13
Duke Takes
Clen1son,39-37

Clemson, S. c., Feb. l3.--(AP)-
Duke defeated Clemson SO 10 81 in
an overtime Southern Conference
basketball game last night before
$500 wildly cheering fans.
In the extra period, Allen, Duke
reserve center, put in two field bas-
kets in the first minute and then
the Blue Devils froze the ball While
holding Clemson to two points, a
field goal by Lancaster, in the re-
manning four minutes. The second
half had ended 1876.
Tigers Take Lead.
Clemson, defending Southern
Conference titleholder, got off to a
9 TO 6 advantage in the ;irSt eight
minutes, but Duke, current confer
ence leader, pulled ahead at half
time 81 to II principally through
the brilliant shooting OF Mock, a
forward.
The Tigers tied the score after
five minutes of the second half, but
fell behind again when their key
man, Center Banks McFadden,
fouled out. But the Tigers rallied
once more a few minutes later when
Lancaster sent through two field
goals and a foul, tieing the score
with seven minutes to 60.
Smokes Gets Two.
Smokes two field baskets sent the
Durham club in front again. 1t
looked like a Duke victory. but with
only 10 second remaining Barney
Coyle lifted a high one from mid
court that slashed through to tie the
GORE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-13

Wake Forest, Feb. l3.-North Car
olina States Red Terrors, conquer
ers of Wake Forest cagers last week
42-36 in the biggest upset victory N
the conference to-date, VIII come
here Wednesday night to face the
Deacons in the final tilt Of their baS-
ketball series this year. Starting time
is $3.50. ,.- -,
Baby Deacs and States ycar!inGs WiiI
precede the varsity fracaS, starting
at TOO o'clock.
Wake Forest and Davidson arc
meeting here tonight at o'clock III
the first Of three games for the Dea-
cons this week. After the State game
tomorrow, Duke will come here
Thursday r.. ut.
In last weeks Wolfpack-B2DtiSt
game. the State College varsity Tive
took an early lead and was ncFc!
headed by the Wakes at any stag" OF
the contest, although the margin Wa.
cut to two points severa! lnnes.
II seemed during that battle that
CAPTAIN Rollins Sewer. and Roy
Cromartie just couldn't miss the hoop
on their long shots icr the Terrors
as they were accounting for 26 OF
their clubs AZ points.
On the other hand, Wakes Cline,
with 13 points and H. o. Barnes with
| 9 markers came close to matching
the Wolfpack's SeVier-Cromartie act
but their support was not up 10 that
furnished the State boys. Conse-
quently, the accurate shooting Rec
Terrors turned on the heat in the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-13
Louis Is Through,
Tony Galento Says

Orange. n. j., Feb. 13.-(AP)
Tony GaIento has $4,000 that
saws he'll stop Joe Louis in five
rounds when they meet for the
world heavyweight boxing cham
piOnship this summer.
Jimmy Frain, Galentos trainer,
said the beer barrel poker wants
to bet Louis, his managers or any
of his friends $4,000 the cham
picn Will not answer the bell for
The sixth round.
GaIento said. "He couldn't hurt
Arturo Codoy last Friday night.
Godoy's ears and mouth were
split after cuv SiXround fight on
the LOWS Rraddock card i'll Chi
cage two summers ago. l wasn't
even scratched"