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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-12-05

Hobard G, Smith and family who
have been residing in the Paul
Bertram property, near the Ohio
Oil service station, the former Trde
Ridgley property. have moved 10
the II. b. Sharp house on Jefferson
street. Mrs. Alice Fouts who re-
Gently disposed Of her Philo tele-
phone interests at Philo, will occupy
the property vacated by the Smith
family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Peregory of
Pueblo, Colo, former we'll known
residents of Center township, OBJ
served their SO nd wedding anniver-
sary on Tuesday. Before maria gc
Mrs. Peregory was Miss Mary Fran
ces Silvus. They were married in
Beverly. Later they moved to
GAINESVILLE, where they made their
home for many years. For several
years they have resided at Pueblo.
Colo. They are the parents Of
three daughters, Mrs. Harry Corbin,
and Mrs. w. ID. McGee of Zanes-
Vile, and Mrs. Iona Stokes, Boulder,
Colo, and a son, Clarence Peregory,
near Pueblo, Colo.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-12-05

Miss Amy RroWnell died recently
at La Mesa, Calf She was a daugh-
ter OF the late Charles BroWncll of
Wolf Greek, and was a aister-jn-law
of the late Jesse r.. Tou!ke a for
leaves one brother, wilbur. Of Cal
ifolnia. The first wife of the late
+ j. Arrick was a sister, and the
late Seneca Brownell o. his place,
was brother
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-12-05

Wouldn't new Magic Chef range
make a Christmas long to be re-
membered in any home? Pyrofax
service brings gas, the modern won
der fuel, to the housewife in the
home outside the town gas.-Mor-
ris Hardware.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Wake Forest
Meets Duke
On Thursday
Duke Riding Crest on
Home Stretch For
Big Five And Con-
ference Titles; Dea-
cons Meeting IN. &.
State In Wake Forest
Tonight.

Wake Forest, Feb. l4.-lt looks
like it will be the Demon DeaconS Of
Wake Forest TO stop Dukes Blue
Devils this season, ii it is to be done.
The two cage clubs clash here Thurs
day night starting at $50. A fresh
man game will precede the varsity
affray, beginning at 7 o'clock.
The Little Big Blues have con-
quered all the better clubs in the
conference this year and are driving
down the home stretch now, headed
for the Big Five and Southern Con-
| ference crown.
A win over the Deacs would just
about clinch these two titles Tor the
Blue Devils, regardless Of the out
come of their last game with the
White Phantoms of North Carolina
Feb. % They haven't been whipped
in the Big Five and have dropped
only one loop tilt.
And on the other hand, if Wake
should trip Coach Eddie Cameron'S
| five, the races would be jumbled up
again and probably wouldn't be set
tied until the final game Of the year.
! Now tomorrow nights ball game
here looms as the really important
contest of the season. Some may say
that Duke won't have any trouble
with Coach Murray GreasOn'S team,
but you must remember that 1t was
this Deacon outfit that broke North
Cardinals 14-game winning streak,
and one that gave the Blue Devils
very close battle in their first
meeting of the year at Durham. That
score was 50-44, and the lead chang
led hands numerous times until the
VERY last minute of play.
Tonight, the Wakes are playing
host TO N. c. States Red TerrorS.
Last week, the West Raleigh boys
defeated the Deacs 1892 in a big
upset. But regardless OF the outcome
of this meeting tonight, tomorroW's
IDuke-Wake game is the battle OF the
week."
Coach Murray Greason will use the
same lineup against the Blue Devils
that started all the ball games this
year. Vince Convery and H. O.
! Barnes, forwards; Deacon Pete Davis,
center; Captain Bill Swell and Herb
Cline, guards.
| A foreboding to the Deacons, but
blessing to the Blue Devils is the
announcement that Glenn Price,
sharpshooting forward, has returned
| to form and will oppose the Wakes in
the Duke starting lineup. Captain
| Bill Parsons will be at the other for
ward post, with Chuck Holley at
center. Cy Valasek and Tommy Con-
nelly will be the guards.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

Game Hinges
On Centers

Chapel Hill, Feb. l4.--Since the
Wolfpack's remarkable comeback
against Wake Forest and Davidson,
the Carolina-State game at Raleigh
Friday night is seen here as toss
up with the outcome Ringing largely
Cn the center duel between George
Giamack and Monte Crawford.
The second and third place teams
will clash in their Big Five feature
at $3.50 following a freshman game
at o'clock.
Carolina won the first State en-
counter 52-41, but Crawford fouled
Iout that night, and Glamack went
on a 28-point scoring spree that
proved the Tar Heels margin OF
victory and more.
guards, and Roy Cromartie and
anything like that to happen Friday.
In their last game Monte not only
topped all the scorers but also held
Big Jim Cowan to 9 points. And the
Davidson center's 81 points on Cita-
del is the only Conference mark to
top Glamack this year.
State took its second game from
Davidson by the same l3-point mar
gin as Carolina. The Wolfpack also
pulled the seasons biggest come
back to upset Wake Forest which
won its second game from Carolina
1926.
Captain Red Sewer and Ray Smith,
Tar Heel hackers aren't expecting
George Strayhorn, forwards, are the
other big guns in the State attack.
! ,Cromarte led the upset of Wake
Forest with 16 points. Captain Sewer
was second high in both this and the
Davidson game.
Carolina supporters are looking to
the State game for a checkup on
several shifts and changes made by
Coach Bill Lange since the Duke
game.
The Tar Heels tried some of them
out in the one preceding game with
the McCrary Eagles this week, but
the results were inconclusive, and
they want to see the results against
conference opposition like N. c.
State
Carolina will probably start Gla-
mack at center and Paul SEVERN at
one forward but the other posts are
uncertain. Either Hank Pessar or
Ben DilWorth will be at the other
forward. The guards will be picked
from Bobby Gersten, Al Mathes, Foy
Robertson, Jr., Jimmy Howard, and
Les Branson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Pole-Vault To
Offer Close

BY TOM BOS-, Jr.

Chapel Hill, Feb. l4.-Champlon
ard leading challenger are expected
to nominate the field again in the
conference pole vault event at the
1.-the annual Southern Conference In
door Track and Field Games at
Chapel Hill Saturday, February "a.
The champion is Dukes Bob Mont
fort, both indoors and outdoors, and
the No. l challenger is William and
Mary's Robert Rawl, who seconded
the Blue Devil star in both meets.
Montfort beat RaWl by scant inch
and half outdoors with a winning
leap of IL feet 1-2 inches. The
William and Mary star, who easily
cleared II feet 6, barely missed go
ing over the winning height
Montfort and RaWl have their
work cut out for them. Their goal is
the Is foot 8 IA inch record made by
Tulane's Don Zimmerman in 1882,
and the GREENE stars mark is the
second oldest in the books.
So far the nearest approach tC
the record indoors it II feet and
Montfort and RaWl will have to vault
six inches higher than their best
previous perfor :ances to be in the
running for5aos-.ot at the record.
While the, dope points to victory
for either Montfort and RaWl there
arc a half dozen other candidates
who stand excellent chances of fin
ishing on top. These include Norman
Mcleod OF North Carolina, Charlton
GILBERT of Washington and Lee, T
H. Davis of South Carolina, Bob Hol
brook of Maryland, Ike Hanff of N
c. State, and Gene Shannon of Dav-
idson. Gilbert and Hanff placed
fourth and fifth, respectively, in the
1899 outdoor meet.
North Cardinals Mcleod, a sophie
more, has been coming along fast
Last week in the Maryland Fifth
Regiment Games the Tar Heel fin
iShed second in the a A. U. pole
vault Gilbert of " and L. placed
fourth. Mcleod also was a consistent
winner in outdoor dual meets last
spring.
N. c. States Hanff, who has clear
ed II feet 9, ranks in the category
with RaWl and Montfort.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
.Dunkelberger
Scores Win

st. Augustine, Fla, Feb. A.
(AP)-Ten strokes under par tol
the so holes he has played SO far
in the annual golf club champions
tournament, Charles Whlteheao
New Jersey amateur titleholder,
doomed Tuesday as the imam 10
beat" for the 1910 crown.
Whitehead's sub-par sc, IN the
qualifying round set competitive
amateur course record.
Tuesday he knocked four more
strokes off par in eliminating Beau
Melik, Racine, Wis, in the opening
round of match play, and 4, Whlte-
head shot the front nine in 50, TOUR
strokes under par, to card three up
lead. He won the first three holes
after the turn to have his opponent
six down. Melik rallied with Dir
die on the 18th to win his lone hole
of the match and the battle endeo
when the next green was halVeo:
Big Bill Stark, 'Florida's amateur
titleholder; Frank Strafacl, RANKING
METROPOLITAN champion from New
York, and Bobby Dunkleberrger, the
defending tournament champion
from High Point, also survived.
Dunkelberber scored a and z
decision over C. M. White, cocoa
Fla, minister.
winner of the tournament, went TO
bed with a bad case OF tIu, de-
faulting to Bob Montague Saginaw,
Mich.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Lands Eases
Recent Ruling

Belleair, Fla, Feb. ll.-(APD-
Commissioner KencSaw u. Land,
and a group Of owners and official,
of both major leagues met in dra-
matte ''emergency'' session and
reached a compromise on the base
ball farm system that cleared In
atmosphere for the time being. d
least.
The commissioner backed dow
slightly from the stern and unyied.
ing attitude which recently ha
thrown club officials into turmoil.
and the officials met him halfway.
The clu,s will 60 right on having
their farm systems, but Lands came
out of the meeting satisfied that
he had done something toward p!o-
tecting minor league players.
Aware OF Unrest.
T he commissioner, obviously
aware of the unrest within the
whole baseball structure since hi
recent drastic decision against the
Detroit club, and Of the necessity
for reaching some common ground.
called the meeting unexpectedly al
noon today at the conclusion OF the
tWo-day session Of The rules con-
mittee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
McCrary Falls
To Carolina

Chapel Hill, Feb. 14.-North Car
olina's varsity basketball team scored
its 18th victory Of the regular sea-
son here last night by defeating
McCrary Eagles, 45 to 81, but had
a big first half lead to be thankful
for.
Trailing % to 6 at the intermis-
sion, the Eagles put on Il desperate
rally and moved within six points
of the White Phantoms, but the
squirt fell short in the waning min
utes rs George Glamack, towering
center, put in two Of his famous
hook shots.
Roye, former Elon star led the
Eagles brilliant second half squirt
with II points. Holloman, eX-A.C.C.
player, contributed 10 points to the
attack.
Glamack, the Conferences lead
ing scorer topped the Tar Heel Of
tense with II points.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Physical Ed
.Playoffs Had
For The Girls

The playoffs for girls in the ply
steal education program at Hender-
son high school were completed yes
terday, with Squad l, captained by
Alice Perry, defeating Squad P,
captained by Dorothy Newton, q
to 10 for championship in basket
ball.
Players and points for Squad l are;
Alice Perry, 16, Virginia Hoylc, T.
Barbara Walters, /, forwards; N
McFarlane, Ida Hudgins, Z. House
and Alma Short, guards. Squad T.:
ID. Newton, 4, 5. Mullins, 6, K. Harte
forwards; G.. Johnson, M. E. PARROT
May johnson and Dolly Mitchell,
guards.
Squad P, Hilda Harte and Marie
May, defeated Squad S, Bessie
'Dworsky and Mary Frances Glover
in shuffleboard, 1851, 1872 and
49, 5. Squad @, Janice Way and
Sue Hearley, won from Squard M
by default, and took the champion
ship by defeating Squad P, 7-37, So
26 and 54-30.
In the high jump, Estelle Hester
won first play with jump of five
feet. Barbara Patterson came in
second, with four feet, eleven inches,
Mary Sue Smith jumped four feet,
six inches, and Mary Jane Parham
cleared the bar at four feet, five
inches.
In volleyball, Squad @ forfeited
to Squad M, Annie Knight, Mary
Vernon, Ruth Robertson, Minnie
Hughes, Dorothy Williams and Paul
line Clark. Squad F, Josephine
Stokes, Mable Oakley, Mary Har-
rison, Vivian Zapantis, Nettie YER
non, and Elizabeth jerks, defeated
Squad I, Alice Perry, Hilda Hudgins,
Virginia Hoyle, Nadine Mcfarland,
Alma Short and Esther House, Is to
5. Squad F was winner in the finals
over Squad M by Is to 8.
The boys began their playoffs this
afternoon in basketball, volleyball,
table tennis, and shuffleboard for
championships of the school.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

Chapel Hill, Feb. l4.-North Caro-
lina's undefeated varsity fencers
were enroute to Williamsburg today
on an important Northern trip While
4he undefeated varsity swimmers
were busily engaged here preparing
for important meets with Florloa S
Southeastern Conference champions
Friday and Washington and Lee
Saturday. -,
The Tar Heel swordsmen will
open their four-day invasion OF
Virginia and Maryland against WILL
liam and Mary Thursday and will
continue on to Baltimore for con-
tests there with Loyola on Friday
and Johns-Hopkins Saturday.
The feet with William and Mary
matches the two leading teams in the
Southern with the winner automatl-
cally taking over first place in the
conference standings. Two years ago
the Virginians won IL to IL
while last year the Tar Heels edged
out a IA 1-2 to II IL decision.
Bill Kibler, three-weapon star, and
Paul Makler, tWo-Weapon standout,
are the Indians best performers.
Leaders in the Tar Heels play this
season are Co-Captains Allan Bloom
land Joe Boak, John Finch, Wayne
Williamson and Dick Freudenhein.
In contests with Virginia this season
William and Mary beat the Cavaliers
10 to compared TO 1911 win for
the Tar Heels over the same team.
Loyola and Johns Hopkins also
boast strong outfits. Loyola holds a
16 to II victory over Virginia this
season.
The swimming meets with Florida
and Washington and Lee reach a
new high in dual activity for the
Tar Heels this season. Indicated
since 1884, the Gators have bril-
liant array of stars headed by Cap
tain Chic Acosta and the Rood
brothers, Joe and Ed.
The Southern Conference meet
with Washington and Lee here Sat-
urday is another high spot Of the
schedule. w. and L., winner of the
conference title in 1886, 1897 and
1888, has another strong team led by
Captain Farber, talented sprinter.
The Florida meet will get under
way at 4 o'clock Friday and the
Washington and Lee contest at 3
Saturday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
.Panthers And
Oxford Split

The Henderson Institute Panthers
racked up their fifth conference
victory last night by defeating
Mary Potter of Oxford, 20 to ~
trailing at half time, Is to 9, the
Panthers offense started clicking,
Mhlle the defense frightened, holding
the visitors to two field goals.
IN the girls contest, the Panther
team was defeated 20 to 10.
=, AGAIN, 1t was johnson and Curry
mat led the Panthers to victory,
each looping II points through the
losers.
The starting lineups: Mary Potter:
A. Thorpe S, Clarke 9, p. Thorpe.
forwards; Turner 2, center; Haskell
5, Smith, guards. Henderson: Knight
I, K. Perkins 5, Curry IL, forwards;
Stitt 2, center; johnson IL. H, Per-
klns, Paine, guards.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Duke-Carolina Meet FIR
Another Championship
Boxers Clash Sam,
day Night In Woo|ls,
Gym For State T;tia.
Duke Has Improved
Fight Team, Fzosh -
Offer Preliminary at
7:15.

Chanel Hill F,h =, 70
Duke viii clayh r,,. -, ,."."a md
championship for ,rr ,,..s .' DOING
the yea. here San.-G.v ,..... ."'.'%c.-
O'Clock in Wo4II.a c..... .. cd CID
Freshman team. .f4.. .'.
tutiors will meet IN ,........... .','.-
al 7:l5. ....'..%
nraf,n crIv L.. l,......
dual meets ,.i- uaa... ...r ,r ." IKE
will be rayc;.nI I. ~. ..,a .. 49,. !''rI>
paratiyr sc9y.s o,,., ,.. .......T .... G".-
a C1roIjpa-D ,i,c cont, q. '.'G" 20
2n2p.c WIS Cafn,I..,.. s. ''" r&-
sar1o yyhcn C..yr:r. r. .a. &C., - ."'"..
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Pro Golfers
Top Amateurs

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 14.-(AP)-
Professional golfdom's greatest play
ers, the United States Ryder Cup
team, came 10 the very pillar of
American amateur golf Tuesday and
crushed all doubt that they were
masters Of the simon pures.
National Open Champion Byron
Nelson, who won the $4,000 Texas
open tournament, led the pros
through bitter north winds with a
six-under-par round of &c to wreck
the Texas amateur team in a char
ity match.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Rosebuds Get
Bowling Win

Roses Rosebuds found an all-star
bowling team to its liking last night
on the Standard Bowling Alleys, and
chalked up 1915 to 1889 victory.
The Rosebuds had too much power
on their team for the Stars to handle.
The management of the alleys an
nounced today that LaWrenceville,
Va, ladies team will appear here
Friday night for contest on the
same alleys.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Georgia Tech
Defeats Duke

Atlanta, Feb. 14.-(APl-Georgia
Techs fast-breaking sophomores
stole Dukes stuff and upset the
Blue Devils last night, Al to IS, in
4 thrilling basketball duel.
Leading 81 to IS with little more
than a minute to play, the Jackets
took advantage Of four free throws,
two of them technical fouls, to gain
their winning margin.
Except for the first three minutes
OF the second half when they led,
% to 10, the Blue Devils were never
able to catch the Jackets.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Need Laxative? Take
All-Vegetable One!

Don't let impotence with consti-
patton lead you into harsh measures
for relief. Gentle, but thorough &C
ton usually follows a good nights
rest when BLACK-DRAUGHT is
taken at bedtime by simple direc-.
tons. It's principal ingredient helps
tone bowel muscles. Next time,
take all-vegetable, spicy. aromatic,
tifne-tested BLACK-DRAUGHT. 1t
is economical: Is to 40 doses, Csc.
adv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Lassies Find Roxboro
Easy; Boys Lag In Third
Girls Get 33 10 Is
Verdict; Boys Lose
1911, After Holding
TT Tie at Half; Rox-
bore Five Wins Game
In Third Period.

Henderson and RoNboro high
scbooI basketball teams divided their
Twin bill last night in RoNboro, with
Tho Henderson girls turning IN a 55
TO Is victory. with the RoNooro ooES
taking the nightcap. - 10 H. al!e II
Henderson h&d tie at the nan
whistle. 5
Miss Hazel Finch. alone. scored
enough points IL give Henderson Tlc-
tory. Is, with with ALiS> HoughtaI!ns
second. viii. seven points.
Henderson clearly cutc!aSSed RoN-
boro in every department Of the
game, and Coach Bob Harrison pa
faded his entire SQUAD into the con,
test. The reserves more than held
their own against RoNbOro. MISS
Mustian. al forward. got four points,
with Miss Dixon turning III three.
Miss CLANCY topped RoNboro. with
seven. with Miss Crmapton coming
through with six. SO effective was
Henderson guarding. the points were
evenly distributed through the tour
quarters.
The bows lacked that certain some
thing that would have carried them
10 victory. ,
At half time. the score stood ! all.
but the third period saw RoNboro
score nine points while Henderson
was sinking a free throw. Each team
scored three points in the final pc
Rod s,,,
P, Powers and Neal, with four
each. topped Henderson III scoring
with Glenn Powers getting the other
three points.
Day carried RoXboro to victory,
with eight points.
Henderson is scheduled to meet
EPSON here Friday night.
The 1iDelinS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

Wake Forest, Feb. l4.-(AP)-
Wake Forests basketballers defeated
Davidson 81 to 81 here last night TAX
ing third place in the Big Five race.
The high scoring Deacons led the
underdog Wildcats throughout and
were ahead 81 to II at haE-time.
Herb Cline, sophomore Deacon
guard, connected with eight field
goals and two foul shots to lead the
scoring with 18 points. Hogg, fol-
ward, dropped in three field goals
and three foul shots to lead David
son with nine points.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

An old-timer is a chap who Can
remember when Rumania was gI1a
she had such rich oil fields.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
Deacons Trip
BIG FIVE STANDING.

Games Tonight.
State vs.. Wake Forest, at Wake
Forest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14

Halftime score: Wake Forest 81
Davidson II.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-14
U.N.C. Teams
Quite Busy
During Week

Chapel Hill, Feb. l4.-North Caro-
lina's undefeated varsity fencers
were enroute to Williamsburg today
on an important Northern trip While
the undefeated varsity swimmers
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-26
Tennis Names
Doubles Champs

Country Club Courts Tennis As
ISOLATION named it's 1910 doubles
champions Sunday, in the first leg
of a "tin can trophy" meet that is
to run three years, when two teams
in mems and women's finals strobe
through field of four teams, gave
the tennis picture real burst of
life. 1t gave so much impetus to
the waning tennis season that the
club set about this week to run an
elimination to name mems and
women's champions in singles.
Ruby Pacey and June Ellis are
doubles champions for the women
when they downed Wanda Carpen-
ter and Ruth Sanders in the finals
Ga and OF. Don Kringen and Fran
Hoffman moved to the finalist
round of the mems division where
they ended the hopes of Jerry
Shively and Harland Brendon in
identical sets GA and GA.
ResOurceful to the nth de-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-26

Montevideo and Litchfield all with
one victory and no losses for per-
feet record +. Monte and Morris,
co-champs year ago, are defend
ing this year. :. Willmar Is with
out West Central Conference
game as yet, but she's weaker by
a jugful than last years power
house. L. Litchfied, Benson, Sank
Centre, on basis of round robin play
seemed fairly even in ability. (. :.
Glenwood's victory over Morris
gives her an edge on the running.
!. Montevideo's 6 to 0 victory
over Benson puts her a shade above
the Benson-Sauk Centre class.
Benson, whose preseason rating
gave her an inside track for the
championship, may be able to
thank Sank Centre if she gets
within shouting distance of the tit
lie. .. For that tie may just be the
difference between her winning and
losing. That's looking a long
way ahead but it serves to i'm
press the Importance of ties in
conference play.