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Evening star., 1940-12-12

PACKARD l93s 5-pass 4-dr tour sedan.
model l2n; black finish; spotleSs interior;
H.l 5000 tres and splendid motor In
spect this clean car and compare our
price You simply cannot fnd value like i
e!s9Tnere e sG.n, e. .5'r a. - G. Guaranty,
MA }3oO- Open Sun and eve
PACKARDS - 1870 super 5-pass club
coupe only " 400 honest miles: save 500.
also 1889 100 Convt. club coupe will
Sacrihce. JACK PRY Packard dealer
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Surviving Trustee
9 u. is. la.n1H. %. .3N.2I laN.3.4.6
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1885 sedan; 500. s25 down,
$40 mo-: excel. cnnd new tires; ;,,g,i guaTan-
PONTIAC 1884 coupe; get behind the
standing value in low priced. economical
10 operate TRANSPORTATION. Only 50 down
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida Ave NV Hobart 5000.
PONTIAC 1887 "6" trunk sedan: radio.
en bodY Rraks5 ne
terms CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET, 7l05
Wisconsin ave. WI. 1886.
PONTIAC 1885 81 coupe; radio. heater.
bargsin price S@s5. CHEVY CHASE
CHEVROLET, 7105 Wisconsin ave. WI.
PONTIAC 1886 de luxe touring sedan:
bought S0sN & driven traded IN by lady Who
mighty chesty; only s. down and Si9.7I
month; Lee D. Butler. Inc, 1l2l 2lst NV.
STUDEBAKER 1885 four-door sedan: 6-cyl.
immaculate: SIZE; $40 down. Flood Pom
tiac. 4:2l Connecticut Woodley s40I
STUDEBAKER 1898 four-door sedan g.
cyl. Commander. low mileage. Immaculate:
t14d5oo, Fi2od Pontiac 1921 Connecticut.
STUDEBAKER 1910 Commander 4-door;
IKE new. cnly Zoo miles a bargain YOU
cant afford 10 miss. Wo. 1865 60O5
33rd ST. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1910 two-door sedan; 6-cyl,
Champion lew mileage, immaculate: 1878
Food Pontiac 1921 Connecticut. WO. s4Ol
STUDEBAKER 1889 Champion 2-door
trunk; heater. dark blue, very clean; low
mllease at bargain price. S495, with a
l-yesr written guarantee. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. g2G BladenSburg I'd. ne
STUDEBAKER Commander .94O club Sc
dan; equipped with oyerdrive. white side
wall tires, unusually fine condition. traded
BY prominent Washington attorney: S737 p.
Lee ID. Butler. 1l2l 2lst st. NV. DI l2Is.
STUDEBAKER 1899 Commander 81
cruising sedan, equipped with many extras.
including a radio heater and seat covers;
| dlgnified black finish. nicely broken in;
positively one of the smarIest cruisers of
the highway II VIII be treat for your
family TO have for the holidays for only
S297; Lee d. Butler, Inc, ll2I 2lst NV.
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion custom
sedan, full de luxe equipment. yosemite
economy run winner for gas, OIL saving
and sll-around durability This fine car is
backed pa by Lee d Buffers famous Butler
BONDED guarantee only S631 Lee d.
butter Inc, ] $40 Pa. ave. Sc. Al. 2377.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN r. HnLYARD, A. A. HILTON,
Attorneys.
G3l Pfnnxylvania Ave NV

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United State for the District Of Colum
Sc, Plaintiff, vs., ELSIE M. EDELIN, WAC
NER. Philadelphia, Penna.. Defendant
No. 1895, .Civil.-The. object Of this suit
ground Of desertion for two years.
On motion. Of the plaintiff, it is this
10Th day OF December, 1910. ordered that
NER, cause her appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day. exclu-
sive Of SUNDAYS and legal holidays. occur
of this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of default Pro-
Vlded, copy OF this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day; B0i ITHA IA
z STEWART Clerk. BY ELEANOR T.
JOBE. Assistant Clerk de1a.1q.26
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TERRAPLANE 1887 custom 2-door; heater
equipped; black finish. Dial Georgia $500
for demonstration. We have reduced our
prices to reduce our inventory: only S2s5'
easy terms.
SCHLEGEL e. GOLDEN.
1l9 Carroll St, Takoma PIX. GE $500.
WILLYS 1897 4-door sedan; black fnish.
The most economical full-SiZed car on the
market; sacrifice at Sl95: 81 down, 20
months to Lay.
SCHLEGEI. L. GOLDEN
1la Carroll St, Takoma PIX. GE- 32oQ.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES So SALE IrI, OF TW0;sToRY I'M mp
ERN EFN rs. 1MPR2pyEMEMIS LIB pAlE MS No IN
BRICK GARAGE IN REAR
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded in
Lber No. 69s3, folio 56l ct seq, one Of
the land records of the District of Colum,
thereby the undersigned trustees will ofier
for sale hy public auCt ion, III front Of
pTemIzes zT1I2-IY ,1, On TBESBDAAY, THE SEVEN,
lng described property in the District Of
Columbia. to-wit: Lots l1S and l@l in
Mary c Schwing and Anthony J. Clarke's
subdivision n square 3tS. as per pat
the District of Columbia IN Liber IA at
folio -. Toeether with perpetual risht
OF way for alley and all other purposes
oyer lot l22 in said subdivision in SAID
square
TERMS OF SALE. One-fourth OF the
in equal insta Bnents. represented by prom
issory notes OF purchaser payable in l.,
per annum from day OF sale, payable semi
annually, secured by first deed of trust
. upon property sold. or all cash at option
OF purchaser at sale. Examination OF title.
conNeyanClng. recording revenue stamps
and notarlal fees al cost of purchaser
Terms, TO be complied with within 80 days
T. m day Of sale otherwise trustees reserve
cost of defauIting purchaser, after 5 days
aGNerlsement of such resale in some news
PsneE, PPspeT pp0i,hsa nay s IN ,Washineton D G. or
leI.lng deposit trustees may avail them
serves OF any legal or equitable rights
AGAINST defaul.!ng purcha ser
MELVIN F. BERGMAN
EDMUND NJ EMMERICH
drh.H III Ii.I1 Surviving Trustees
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

sof5Ss Dsesmsef
seribed BY law. the following districts here
tofore established by the zonlns CommIS-
sion Of the District of Columbia as shown
ar. hereby modified and amended as fol-
lows: The boundaries of the Residential
ao os AFss Of PEsS sysnue sss 9
are extended to include square "a entire,
All of the residential part OF square -;
:ou,2s =: qt e. g. and ts'seo iots sas Si % sSa 81
s53, A.. l3. $40, Sl5, S13, sl4, Sl2, and
sl1; square g, said property now. now { zoned
eS'dsniise e. snd 90 o"B" Restricted @ ted Area, and
located on both sides Of MassachuSetts
The boundaries of the First Commercial,
40 &C" Area District located on both SIDES
OF 10Th street north of Evsrts street e.
20 IS "a, and %. square 3937 now zoned
residential and located on the east SIDE OF
10Th street between Eyarts street ana
Rh0d Iloaefy Issnd aYenue HeW
Bennine road, East Capitol street; and Fort
DENTAL. 40 "A" Semi restricted Area ga
tonthwest corner of 18th street and Florida
svenue NE. is changed from Residential: d
60 b Area to First Commercial 90
ios A sde Asa Lots ss ass s4 IS s sausfe s SO s
s3l and So; square 335S S6 saars ana lots Il
Known i M as 0 premises sGa and sos5 s Ssnfe and eoo
cedar street and 70os-64 Eastern avenue
NV, are changed from ResidentiaI az 90,
"A" Area The boundaries of the First
commersia 60 C. Area ,Iastrs District II, IN
90 80. 81 and SO. square 2579. located
on the the south side Of Columbia road west
Of Mozart place NV; The alleys in square
Of the Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia as recorded in Book Ia. PAGE
1879, Records Of the surveyor Distriet OF
and Montello avenues, Charles and Edwin
OF the Comm ssioners Of the District of
sr. INCLUDED in the Jndast5ial T. 81" D ,
EAzEN, JOHN Russell YOUNG DAVID
lynn HLLoRY A.. TO1sON tAetinsl'
EoninI Commission Of the District OF Co
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EDWARD NJ CURRAN. United States At.
torney. and JAMES b. COSTELLO,
Attorney, Department of Justice.

IN rsd The l6r c9HRT q Of THE
biaNTHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
traitor is,i,t II of tn the Estate Of NARY sToNIs:
JOHN TSATSONIS and OLYMPIA JOHN
IsATsoNIs; Defe1dants - No 93s5
tion by the plaintiff for an order appoint
ing a guardian ad htem for the defendant
John TsatsoniS, and directing the manner
Of service OF the summons and complaint
I940, ordered that service OF, the summons
sonaly upon the defendant. G, A, GAL
LERY. ADMINISTRATOR of the Estate of Mary
sToNIs, who resides at 2.l South Maple
United States Marshal for the. District in
which the said residence is located and
the said Marshal shall make return thereof
il is further; ordered that the defendant
be entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days occurring after the day of the first
publication of this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case OF
default Provided. copy of this order
sive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washinston Star before the said
day. and 1t is further; ordered that service
made personally upon OLYMPIA JOHN
TSATSONIS, now said to reside at No. So
Kallidromiou Street, Athens. Greece, by
United states in Athens. Greece. who shall
make proof thereof by mail to the Clerk Of
this Court by af1davit in the form and
ipepaTtmeGt Of state Or The Embassy. Mn
STEWART CLERK. By cHAs 5 GOBLIN.
Assistant Cierk. de12.19,26.
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THOMAS j OWEN & son. Auctioneers
i.L E.n
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APART
MENT HOUSE. KNOWN AS THE
BEACON BEING PREMISES 1901

'AESE s6bE OF KN6@A aA5SAHLE Is APAhT F4E
cAfTfRr TfR sTREEf TFIlEf' N6RFMWEsr 6RFM5SEs 1901
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust duly
rscoTTded rec Te ed in Liber Ne 51a7 folio, 80. OF
bIa and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell
on MONDAY. JANUARY SIXTH ig4Ti Il 4I'ii.s1- At
FOUR O'CLOCK, PM, he following de
fsr9sd 6s,2iSt land az and nFemisss situate in The
part Of block five 90 in Francis G New
lands and Edward J stellwagon, Trustees
Of ths records Of he once Of the irT surveyor
within the fdowpg GGG@0's @eiqs and e0baIntd boands
Beginning at the intersection of the north
line OF Calvert $. with the southerly line
on pia recorded IN neneo LfbeT conn,S enn ShoSn No
y. folio l94 OF. the aforesaid surveyors
along said north line OF Calvert ST. one
hhundred hIind red ), and seyssnty.six and fftytwo
esfera Corner of o 1f5 10 ee SOUTH b.
subdivision recorded in Liber County No
y. folio 100, Of the aforesaid surveyors
| east line of SAID lot. one hundred and
fifteen hundredths IO0l - feeI TO The
southerly line Of said Adams Mil rd as
southerly line, two hundred and two and
nInety-slx hundredths l202.96b feet TO the
st NV, Washington. D C Subject to
building. restriction line twelve G3J feet
| north OF the north line OF Calvert st
All conVeyanCing, recording, revenue
stamps. etc, at cost of purchaser Terms
of sa le TO be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property
az the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser, after five DAYS advertisement OF
such n, resale in some newspaper published
TERMS OF SALE A deposit in cash or
bv certified check OF $1,000 90 Will be re-
auired at the time of sale. with one-ouarter
Of the total sale price be paid IN ash
at the time Of settlement. balance to be
PAYABLE in one, Two and three years. re-
Spectively, with interest a. the rate Of 81
per annum. payable quarterly deferred
/ purchase money to be secured by first deed
OF trust uDon property
JAMES J BECKER.
Surviving Trustee.
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FUTURE.

URNITURE-"AUCTIoN SALE" FUR
nlture of every kind and description
New furniture that MUST Pc SOLD by
order of banks. Remaining stock OF Lewis
& Green Furniture Stores. CHRISTMAS
GIFTS GALORE Buy at your own price"
You're The bidder" Plenty OF STORAGE
FURNITURE. Beds chests. dreSsers
living rooms, bedrooms dining rooms oI-
netteS, odd chairs hassocxs, mirrors and
lovely tables. Don't forget the dates:
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER SIXTEENTH SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH. FROM TWO TO FIVE
P. NJ. AND SEVEN TO NINE p M MIGHT
AND DAY.. Terms CASH. Here is
lifetime opportunity. never 10 be forgotten
FURNITURE MUST BE SOLD REGARD
LESS OF COST Sale takes place on prem
l4th ST. NV Georgls 1000 Paul Shapiro.
auCtioneer. del2I3,l5
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STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion custom
sedan; full de luxe equipment, Yosemite
economy run winner for gas, OIL saving
backed by Lee d Buffers famous Butler
Bonded guarantee only SSH Lee d.
Butter, Inc, $40 Pa. ave Sc AT .131G.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1910 2-yard hydraulic dump:
1O-ply dual rearS: best overall condition;
bareain price. CHEVY CHASE CHEVRO-
LET 1lo5 Wisconsin WI 1896.
CHEVROLET li2-ton Ions panel suitable
for furniture or florist; excellent condition;
bargain price, S265. CHEVY CHASE CHEW
ROLET. 1l05 Wisconsin ave. WI. 1898.
CHEVROLET / 936 ia-ton panel. spare tire
and wheel: no further use: SIPS 90. terms.
Coale. salesman. SH. 1899
DODGE 1885 lI2-ton panel for quick
sale to settle estate: SIS. Wisconsin 6042.
G NJ C 1871 pickup: practically new:
run only 500 miles: will sacrifice. Can be
seen a. Silver Spring Garage, S9l6 Ga.
ave Phone Shepherd l1i4
ton has passed D c. inspection: sos
GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK q COACH.
30 NJ st. ne. Me. O5O5.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

INVESTORS, sUBDIvIDERs AND BUILD
ers-Acreage. apt. house sites and build
ing lots located in active building zones
of Washington, the fastest growing big
city Of its kind, Liberal terms. low inter
GORDON, DI. $3.50, 1927 Eye st. NV.
Brokers, attention.
1000 ACRES WOODED HUNTING LAND.
across the Potomac from Woodmont Gun
Club; magnificent view, beautiful country;
$40 per acre. Woodley $3.50.
5iz ACRES BEAUTIFUL ROLLING GRASS
land IN PinecreSt, restricted location, \
miles from Memorial Bridge hieh building
site, 450-ft road frontage. cleo. phone.
81 ms ioG Is dn me dn place t0r country RSms
NJ. LYNCH & SON office : miles out
Columbia pike, Alexandria 5906. Closed
Sundays.
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CHRYSLER 1899 5-pass 4-dr sedan, g.
cylinder C-23 Imperial dark green fnish
spotless interior, white sidewall tires ra-
do heater and defroster, This car must
had excsllent care; S595 C. C. c. Guar
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co., 1929 22nd st.
NV MA. 1900 Open Sun. and eve.
CHRYSLER 1887 4-door trunk sedan:
beige finish: an exceptional car; only S34o.
trade and terms,
sCHLEoM 4 aoLpEl ...o
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05
BY BILL BONI

AUGUSTA, Ca, April a Up -
They drew lines from tees to greens
today at the Augusta National Golf
club, and Lloyd Mangrum followed
them all.
Hitting woods and irons as if the
ball was tied to those lines, the a.
year-old assistant professional from
Oak Park, ILL.,, took the lead in the
first round of the seventh annual
Masters Golf tournament with a "a
that set all sorts Of records.
1t was, to begin with, eight under
par for one of the most testing
courses on this or any other side of
the Atlantic. 1t broke the course
record held jointly by Gene sarazen
and Byron Nelson. 1t set a new
competitive record for championship
golf in this country.
1t was, in the final analysis, a
round that completely beggared de-
scription.
For eighteen holes of tough
tournament golf, this mustachioed,
Texas-born caballero hit every green
in the required number of shots. He
bagged four brides on the outgoing
nine for a 80. Then started the back
nine with a DOGGY 5 on the tenth
hole, where he took three puts.
Already up on the scoreboard was
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05
SHlKATT0APPEAR
ON MAT CARD HERE
Former World Champ Will
Grapple Red Ryan In Main
Bout Tuesday Night

Old time wrestling fans who re
member the exploits Of Dick shikat
in the ring will have an oppor'
tunity to see the former world
heavyweight champion in action At
Legion stadium Tuesday night.
Shikat, whose age has not dimmed
his ring cunning, will go up against
Red Ryan, former football star and
a clever veteran of the mat, In the
main bout on the Legion's weekly
wrestling program.
Fans who loudly proclaimed their
disapproval of the way the Jack
Hader-Johnny Mars bout turned
out last Tuesday night will get q
chance to see these two battling
buckeroos again next week, the two
meeting in the semi-finals.
In their last meeting Hader and
Mars wrestled to a draw and thu
match saw William Henry Ezzel
leaving the ring after being roughed
up a bit by the wrestlers.
The Shikat-Ryan bout is expect
ed to be about tops in mat perform
aces here to date, as both are fast
and clever masters Of wrestling
technique.
The Legion stated last night tina,
no referee has been selected as yet,
but the sponsors are looking for a
man who can handle the partici'
pants. The opening bout will start
at s o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05
Aces Rally To Defeat
Wilson Meters, 5 To 2
Johnson Wins Opening Match ;
Both Doubles Teams Score
Victories Over Visitors

The New Hanover High school
tennis team came from behind yes
terday afternoon IN the Robert
Strange courts to defeat the hard
stroking Wilson meters, 5 to 2.
Lionel Johnson, number one, play
ed in mid-season form to take the
measure Of Cy Young in straight
sets Ga, 6-2 in the opening match.
Young started off with 8. nice stroke
on both his forehand and backhand
and his net play was lear perfect,
but Johnson forced him into errors
in the backcourt and IN his over.
head.
The Wilson lads tied things up in
winning the second singles match
as Cotton Strickland downed the
steady Nelson Taylor, number two
of the locals, rs, Cd. Taylor was
off his usual hard game and Strick'
land forced the local star to play
his soft style of stroking which
threw Taylor out Of time and caused
him to overdrive the baseline.
The 'Coons went into a 2 to / lead
at the end Of the third match when
Switzer stopped Charles Boney in
three sets by scores of 6.3, as, 6-1.
Boney, in dropping his first singles
match since becoming a member Of
the squad two years ago, could not
get the ball past Switzer on the net
and the visitor played the locals
backhand deep to the corners and
Boney sent the ball high to the net
where Switzer put it away for a
placement shot.
Jerould Robinson playing the
number four put the Aces back into
the running with his fine win over
Ikners in two straight sets of 60.
ga. Robinson playing his first year
for the Blue and White champions
was at the top of his game and his
stroking kept the visitor on the run
most of the time.
Charles Edwards sent the locals
into the lead in the fifth match by
taking an easy win over McElroy
6-3, 81. Edwards scored at will and
his hard service went for several
aces as he walked through the
match.
With the match standing at 3 to
2 for the Aces and needing the
doubles to win Taylor and Boney
settled down and with beautiful
placements from the baseline and
the net defeated Young and Strick-
land Ga, 6-3 to win the number one
doubles and sew up the match for
the New Hanover team.
Johnson and Robinson continued
their fine play in the number two
doubles and downed Switzer and
Ikner 60, 81. The Aces played an
excellent game with perfect team.
work as they went to the net under
forcing shots to score.
The Aces will play the Marion, S.
IC., Highs on the Strange courts this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in their third
match of the season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05
Mangrum Beats Record
With "a In Golf Meet

la 81 for another Texan, happy.go'
lucky Jimmy Demaret of Houston
That round had included a record
six-under-par 80 for the back nine
and looked like the goods. 1t looked
even better when Mangrum took
those three puts.
But Lloyd was only fooling. Be
fore a steadily-growing gallery drawn
away from the clubhouse by grape
vine word of his miraculous feats'
he settled for a conservative par 4 on
the 18th hole.
Then he played the next seven
holes in five under par, and had wit
nesses to prove it. An iron shot
from the 18th tee stopped six feet
from the flag, and he holed the putt
for a deuce. His approach on the
4S0-yard dogleg 18th was 10 feet
from the cup, and again he holed
out.
The monotony was broken by a
par 4 at the 14th. But a fine bras
sic put him on the green in two on
the 485-yard 18th, and he was down
in two puts for a birdie 4; a TO-
footer on the 18th gave him a birdie
3, and on the eighteenth, 20 feet
away, he brought a tremendous
cheer out of the crowd by again
rolling the ball into the can.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05
TAR HEEL GOLFERS
ADVANCE IN meet
Dunlap To Play Dunkelberger
In Finals Of North.
South Tourney Today

PINEHURST, April 4. - Up -
George T. Dunlap, of Pinehurst, for
mer national champion, and Bobby
Dunkelberger Of High Point, N. C..
the present southern t%itleholder.
brushed past quarter-final opposj.
ton today in the North and South
amateur golf championships and will
meet tomorrow in semi-finals.
In the lower bracket John r. RIVER.
son of Cooperstown, N. Y, Will play
Skip Alexander of Durham, N. c.
Dunlap, five times winner of the
North and South, was carried In
the twentieth hole before eliminating
Chuck Alexander, Duke university
sophomore.
Dunkelberger advanced with a 6
and 5 margin over the veteran James
T. Turner of North Adams, Mass.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05
TAR HEELS WIND
UP GRID DRILLS
Pecora Scores Two Touch
downs For No. 2 Team In
S%crimmage Session

CHAPEL HILL, April A. R-
Spring football drills at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina were brought
to a close today with a brisk 25-min-
ute scrimmage. Two backfields al
ternated with the No. / team against
the reserves.
Spring practice, which lasted 10
days, ended two days earlier than
was previously planned by Coach
Ray Wolf and his assistants. The
change was made so as not to con.
flict with the baseball, track, and
tennis c>oAests scheduled for Satur-
day afternoon.
Johnny Pecora, 165-pound quarter.
back and former Warsaw high star.
paced the No. 2 backfield by scoring
two touchdowns on short end runs.
Quarterback Jim (Sweet) Lalanne
and Fullback Sid Sadoff scored a
touchdown apiece for the No. / back.
field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05

Tuesday and Rocky Mount here
next Friday Talk of golflng'
LLOYD Mangrum must have beer
hot yesterday at Augusta An
eight under par Ga proves it
Talked to Jap Davis, who has
turned in some brilliant running and
pass-snatching performances in the
Duke backfield for the past W
years, yesterday, and the hefty VIII
son boy thinks Wallace Wade mas
as much or more for the coming
season as in 1889 -. Duke has a
world of backfield reserves" Jap
says, but from the way he talks ne
believes he will be a regular back
in the fall of 40 Gulf Stream
fishing is about ready to get under
way in this section and down at
Southport boat owners are planning
to take out several parties this
weekend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05

TOTALS ---...- 81 B IL ~ 10 o
x-Batted for McCabe in 9th.
Score by innings: r H e
Wilson ----- DOL 00s 101-11 16 8
Wilmington 1913 $50 o01-s IA 5
Summary: Runs batted in: Her
ring 4, Laughinghouse 2, Turner 2,
Lee 2, Alderman q, B. Wright,
Brooks, Horton, Rhodes, Smidt,
Pieper. Two base hits: B. Wright,
Herring, Smidt. Three base hits:
Laughinghouse 2, Alderman. Left on
bases: Wilson IL; Wilmington 8.
Sacrifice hits: Smidt 2, Stands.
Stolen bases; Scott, Turner, Horton
2, Paige. Double plays: McCabe to
Horton; Smidt to Paige to Horton;
Herring to Mercer to B. Wright.
Base on balls-off: J. Wright g.;
Tate 2; Alderman 2; Lamb 1. Struck
out-by: Wright o; Tate S; Alder
man 2; Lamb 2. Hits off: Wright
8 in 3; Tate 8 in 6; Alderman II in
S: Lamb S in 4. Wild pitches: Tate,
Lamb. Hit by pitched ball: Brooks
(Alderman) Turner (Lamb). Win
ming pitcher: Tate. Losing pitcher:
Lamb. Officials: Griffiths, Single
ton and Delano. Time: 1892.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-05
Byrne Hurls Deacons
To Win Over Cornell

WAKE FOREST. April 4-(R-
Tommy Byrne, Wake Forests ace
pitcher, struck out II men and yield
ed but four scattered hits today, as
his mates dubbed out a 1910 victory
over Cornell in IN ~intersectional
baseball game here today.
Left-handed Tommy, in four times
at bat, also accounted for two OF
Wake Forests IA hits. Cornell used
four pitchers - Young, Hamalian.
Smith and Morse.
The Deacons opened their scoring
parade in the first inning, when Dick
Boyle and Bob Reid walked, and
scored on Fred Eason's double.
Eason, with two hits in four tries,
drove in five runs.