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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
Wiliston To Clash
With Kinston Toda,

The Williston Tigers will close
their 1910 football season against a
strong Kinston eleven at the local
field at 18th and Ann streets this
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Williston has lost but two games
this season while the Kinston ag-
gregation has been toppled but once
and indications r a close game
will result tomorrow afternoon.
The Williston squad is reported
free of injuries and in fine condi-
ton, with Thurston, star quarter
back scheduled to play.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
Ritle Match Slated At
Sunset Park Saturday

"A rifle team. composed of Wavne
wilson, Ned Herring and Edm,,nd
McLaurin, has accepted a cha1.
lenge TO a match from the Ethyl.
DOW team. composed of Robert q
King j. r. Craig and Otto els
Inc match will be held Saturday
morning at the Sunset Park range
with the course of fire as follows.
~ shots per man at so wards
prone, metallic sights. ~
Inc team from the Wilmington
cup recently challenged a marks.
1nanshlp team from the ROTC. but
tne challenge has not been answer.
ed as yet. Wei .
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
HEADED FOR WASHINGTON

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov, 81
-R-The fan-owned Chattanooga
baseball club TO the Southern Asso.
citation, an experiment in ownership
appeared today headed back to the
Washington Senators for lack of
$4,000 to assure another years op.
grafton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
PITT ON GALLOP

PITTSBURGH, Nov. a. Up -
The Pitt Partners galloped
through a workout on their Slip
perry, snow-covered practice field
today with the third team running
Duke plays. After a morning ses-
sion tomorrow they depart. 80
strong, for Durham, where they
Will camp until Saturday.
Inc team appeared in excellent
condition, excepting for a cold
which settled in the back of Steve
olnco' regular center. He remain
ed indoors with George Allshouse.
junior center, taking his post.
Odds on the Panthers. wh1c h
were even a few DAYS ago.
cropped today to IL to S against
them. "e
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
TRACK

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-RH
Harry Hillman of Dartmouth, Sec
rotary of the Association of Col
lege Track Coaches of America,
today announced the organization
woul dhold its annual convention
in New York, Dec. 1880. Prepara-
tory, high school and athletic club
coaches also have been invited to
attend. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
MALLOUF SIGNED

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov, Z
-lR-Raymond Mallouf. a trp'
threat Southern Methodist back
was signed today by the Blue an
Gray association to compete .
M~ontgomery's third annual Nofi
South gridiron classic Dec. 70
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
HARMON is EITSJyE

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Cp-Tn
my Harmon proved to be about .
elusive off the football field as ,
today after he flew in here for ,
appearance on Eddie Cantor's no.
program tonight.
Cantor missed him cleanly at fl
airport, and it was a couple Of bnr
before the little comedian finally mai
ed him at a downtown hotel, wbe,
they mugged together for pha
graphers and combined on a conn
Of bars of Sweet Adeline' to pm
that Harmon could sing baritone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
SMOKE RINGS
Old-Fashioned Style
Bv SAM Raglan

It's Observation-Disclosures style-today IAN ana
Wilmington reIazes momentarily from its srs roatlne f opf{ t6e
catches up on its sleep, and in g general ne4 4sd prepares e;Pa 6y tGf ~
"Davidson-Citade Day" which Will I'LL Ill '"' "
WIN T = ~, will be deer and quail hunting today, fox chases
n1 10 ~ and all the game that the Pilgrim tathers sno1 as
VIII t ~ IL ~ is sti1 swarming the woods of this section to be
anu ~ 10 ND missed bv the New Hanover nimrods. 10 the
shot ; !. IIH ;+s still Thanksgiving the way it used to be.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
St. Paul's Cagers Win
Over Y Quint, 1921

The St. Paul's Lutheran church
quintet, leaders in the Church
school league two years ago, came
from behind in the last quarter
to defeat the Y. M. c. A. varsity
1927 on the Y court Tuesday night.
The Y cagers led 16 to IL at
halt time. Pieper, substitute for
ward for the Lutherans, too top
scoring honors with IL points.
Giechen led the Y five with seven
markers. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
SENDS GREETINGS

RALEIGH, Nov. 27.-GP-Dr. Carl
V. reynolds, state health officer. to.
Jay sent greetings from North AFRO
una $ BOARD of health to the Republic
OIL Panama, which will observe Pan
American Health Day December ?
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
ABERNETHY WINS

PINEHURST, Nov. 27.-GP-Bet.
ty Abernethy of Oakmont cub, Pitts.
nurgh, won net honors in the Caro-.
INA golf tournament for women to-
DAY with an 84-86-7S. She also Won
low gross with 42-42-84.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
BULLDOGS
CONTINUE DRILLS
Foster, Suit Out Of Cadets
Lineup; Spencer Sparks
Davidson S%crimmage

Stocks of the Davidson-C Citadel foot
ball game at Legion stadium Satur-
day afternoon were booming here
Yesterday when the weatherman
emerged from his rain-soaked sane
tum and announced generally fair
and warming up" temperatures for
Wilmington this weekend.
Sponsors of the game predicted
that with clear favorable weather
that a sellout crowd may be reached.
With the weather report on hand,
members of the general football COM
mittee last night made plans to re-
new their efforts in SPEEDING up the
sale of tickets between now and
kickoff time at 2:30 p. m.
Meanwhile the training camps of
Davidson and The Citadel were
scenes of activity yesterday after
noon as the two teams prepared for
their Southern conference clash.
A bit of gloom descended On the
camp of The Citadel when Coach Bo
Rowland announced that Hank Eos
ter, passing expert, Ben Suit and
Tom Jenkins, ends, would not make
the trip to Wilmington.
Foster injured a shoulder in the
game with Sewanee last Saturday, be
ing taken out of the game in the
second quarter. Suit has been out
with injuries for two weeks and Jen
kins has an injury to the foot. Earl
Ter in the week it was thought that
Foster would be able to play, but
it was discovered yesterday that his
injuries will keep him out of the
game altogether.
However, The Light Brigade has
good requirements for Foster ane
Suit in Marty Gold and Lockwood
Gold, a sophomore, paced The Citade
victory over Sewanee last week anc
will undoubtedly be the main cog in
The Citadel offense against David
son Saturday. lockwood is rated a
better player on defense than Suit
although not quite up to the rangy
end in passing and offense.
The Cadets went through a dummy
scrimmage yesterday and polished
their offensive plays.
The 26-man squad will leave
Charleston for Wilmington at noon
Friday.
Little Dave Spencer set the pace
in the Davidson drills yesterday as
the Cats first string ran roughshoo
over the reserve eleven in the muC
of Richardson field.
Spencer was not to be headed as
he twisted loose time and again for
touchdown jauntB.
In a practice against the Light
Brigade plays, big Herb Rainey and
Jay Bolin broke through and drop.
ped the backs for losses on several
occasions but for the most part The
Citadel attack was effective.
1t appeared questionable yesterday
whether Bob Johnson, senior guard
and placekick artist, would be able
to play against the Cadets. His in
jured leg hasn't fully responded to
treatment. g.
The football spirit gathered a
stronger hold in Wilmington yester'
day as many merchants started
decorating their windows in prepara-
ton for the festivities.
H. H. Jeter, chairman Of the gen
eral committee, stated that persons
will be at the game between the OK
ford Orphanage and New Hanover
High school today to fill the requests
Of people wanting tickets for the
game Saturday. The ticket office at
1925 Princess street will also remain
open all day and until 10 o'clock to-
Eight persons wired in for tickets
from Raleigh yesterday, Jeter said, in
reporting that ticket sales ere NOV
ing more rapidly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
TODAY

TODAY
Columbia at Brown.
Bucknell at Albright.
Creighton at Wichita.
Colorado State at Kansas.
Arkansas at Tulsa.
Wake Forest VS.. S. c. at Char
lotte.
Texas A. & M. at Texas.
Louisiana Tech at Centenary.
SATURDAY
South
Davidson VS.. Citadel at Will
mington.
Pitt at Duke.
Miss. State at Alabama.
Auburn at Florida.
Pennsylvania at Centre.
Ga. Tech at Georgia.
Tulane at L. S. U.
w. & L. at Maryland.
Mississippi U. at Miami, Friday)
Tennessee at Vanderbilt.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28

Will Be On Hand
There will be a football game
~ Legion stadium this afternoon.
some of the citizens will stay IN
town for that. Others WI be away
seeing other football games. Bu1
there's is little doubt but that Will
mington will be on hand SATURDAY
when two of the finest little teams
in the South lock horns on the
gridiron here.
Today may be a day OF rest
for some, but there will be no rest
from the gridiron festivities come
Saturday.
While thinking of the subject OF
Thanksgiving. it looks like there
is quite a bit to be thankful Tor.
In the first place we notice that
the 1910 football season is draw
ing to a close and to this Tore
caster there comes thanks that the
old pigskin game has been SO KING;
And hitting down the last trail
on the top % games of today
and Saturday. Here they are:
With Fingers Crossed
Columbia over Brown.
Kansas over Colorado State.
Arkansas over Tulsa.
Wake Forest over S. Carolina.
Texas Aggies over Texas.
Davidson over Citadel.
Duke over Pitt.
Miss. State over Alabama.
Florida over Auburn.
Georgia over Ga. Tech.
Tulane over L.S.U.
Maryland over W. & L.
Miss. over Miami.
Tennessee over Vandy.
Navy over Army.
Boston college over Holy Cross.
Duquesne over Carnegie Tech.
Fordham over N.Y.U.
Nebraska over Kansas State.
Marquette over Arizona.
Oklahoma over Santa Clara.
Rice over Baylor.
S.M.U. over T.C.U.
Texas Tech over New Mexico.
Stanford over California.
Oregon State over Oregon.
S. Calf. over U.C.L.A.
Washington. over Wash. State.
Odds and EMS
Promises from the weatherman
that skies will be clearing today
are the best Jews heard by the
sponsors Of the Davidson-C Citadel
game this week. 60. If the day is
fair and the temperature riding in
the proper football zones a sellout
crowd may be realized. . Wilbur
Dosher hit the proverbial nail on
the head Tuesday night when he
stated that this Saturdays game
will either make or break collegi-
ate football for Southeastern North
Carolina. In 1888 the sponsors
came out on the long end with the
N. c. State Citadel game, but last
year they lost money on the Wof-
ford-Citadel contest. They're
hoping for better luck this time.
There was little question even a
month ago that Tommy Harmon.
Michigan's great star, wouldn't
win the Heisman trophy for the
No. l football player of the ma
ton. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-28
THOMPSON LEADS
VOLS ON 0FFENSE
Bob FOxx Gets The Publicity
But Van Gets Yardage,
Averaging S.4 Yards
BY N N WHEELER

ATLANTA, Nov. 27.-(R-Bob
Foxx gets the publicity, but it's
Van Thompson, Tennessee's John
ny-come-lately tailback, who gets
the yardage. . the fleet junior
he'll be back next year-has aver
aged 8.4 yards per try and has
carried the ball more than any
other back on the squad. . higher
mathematics: the Vols have rolled
up 3,169 points to 472 for the op-
position in Major highlands 14-year
regime.
Schedule toughener-
The Southeastern conference is
said to be considering definite ac-
ton at its December meeting to
require members to play a certain
number of conference games in
order to be considered for t e
championship. . One of the sug-
gestions, which may be discussed
when the Presidents meet in
Athens Dec. IL, would involve a
romd-robin schedule.
Minute meditationS-
Zipp Newman in the Birming-
ham News; eff grid officials are
20 survive the storms of 1910, there
may have to be laws passed
against second-guessing and h e
showing of pictures.
Hot stove stuff
Greensboro, N. c., is dickering
with Herb Pennock, director of
minor League operations for the
Boston REQ Sox, for transfer of
Rocky Mounts Piedmont league
franchise. -. Nothing definite is
expected, however. before the
minor league meeting in Atlanta
next week. Paul Florence, presi-'
dent of the Birmingham Barons,
hints he's signed a new manager.
/. . but he won't say who.
Journalistic escape
Walter Stewart of the Memphis
Commercial Appeal reports dis
gruntled student readers at Mis-
sissippi State %conspired to strip
him c. mis- pants and chase him
across the campus at Saturdays
game. . but he learned of the
plot and eluded them. thereby pre-
serving both pants and poise. . .
Now. he says, he's in the market
for pants insurance.
Rumor roundup
Fl Myers great schoolboy back,
Joe Reinforce, likely may wind up
at Tulane. . jeff Moshier of the
st. Petersburg (Fla.) independent,
says the kid lofted a punt 95 yards
in practice before last weeks
game with Florida military acade-
my, and flips 45-yard passes un-
demanded. . Porter Grant, as
sistant Auburn football coach, is
in line to become an officer in
Uncle Sans army after Dec. l. 3
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Crayson S Scoreboard
No Excuse for anybody Losing Track Of Douns;
Sudden Death Periods Wouldn't DO in College;
Shifting Defense Brings Strategy Into Game

he called third and two" for
Carnegie Tech. and the shibos
rushed in place Of Kicking and
lost the bali and the ball game.
Sudden death periods 10 d.
eide the mighty few ties in pro-
fessional football will put
heavier premium on drop and
place-kicking experts.
The money clubs have the
men with whom TO play 10 a
finish. but II wouldn't do in the
college game.
Most varsity squads are too
few in number 10 play extra
periods. and. with IN. uprights
10 yards back. field goal kick
ing has been sadly neglected.
There is nothing in IN. rug
gerfion ~ Hooks hylin 81 La
fsyette that new rules .tipulats
a st number Of men on the
scrmmsge line on defense, the
same a. on offense
A shifting defense brings
more strategy into IN. game
II enables = coach To bolster
~o&k tackles. and 10 otherwise
deploy more adsantageously On
defense average material against
. stronger team.
10 neHillin was only making
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Larsen Named
Midget Chief
Will Coach Busket
Sport at Lincoln

Ivan Larsen was appointed mid
get basketball coach At Lincoln
this week BY nuri O. Heal. prinei-
pal Larsen replace. the student
coach 81 last year. relie fagnl.
Larsen will he faced with the
problem ~ molding a formidable
quintet out Of a horde 81 inss-
psrieneed hoopsters The only re
turning ietterman from last sea.
sons squad 4. Frank Aorrons and
n seems doubtful II he will he able
TO make weight
The Axemen viii open their sea
son on December 10 with training
scheduled TO begin next week. At
the present time Coach Larsen II
assisting varsity coach. John Ken
nedy.
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Lincoln Wrestling
Squad Is so Strong

More than so boys responded
for the initial wrestling call al
Lincoln. Frank O'Neel. Abe mat
mentor. disclosed today.
OF this number. seven have had
previous experience. Around
these experienced matmen, O'Neel
will attempt to form champion
ship aggregation like the unde-
feated team of last season. Last
year the Railsplitter muscle
managers went through a nine
match schedule unvanquished and
topped it off by gaining eight out
of ten bouts in the state tourna-
ment. at Seattle.
Those returning who have had
experience include Tom Semba.
clever a6-pound canvas artist,
Evan and Byron Richmond. of the
famous wrestling family, Tskos
Kikuchi, George Rainey. Clarence
Nelson. and Martin Holland.
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Portland
Spokane Rotary
BoWlers Lead

SPOKANE spoksne's Rotary
Wheels quintet moved into the
Glass A" team lead Of the Pacific
Northwest handicap bowling tour
nAment today with a score 81 27te.
The Rotary team replaced the
Symmes club 81 Spokane with
27t2. The West Seattle team was
third with 27Os.
stlll leading the Glass n" diw-
sion was the Matthews squad Of
81. Mares with q total Of s023,
Bob clifford. Seattle. stiIl held
the Class a" all-eyents total with
1715.
Yakimss Befghoff was tops In
the Class "B singles with COL.
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BY HARRY GRAYsoN

MA service sports Bnliof
Red Friesell wasn't the only
one excited when he gave Cor
nell fifth down on Dart
mouths six-yard line with only
sx seconds remaining.
The head linesman did not
speak up. so he also must have
been confused.
What were Red Blaik and the
other Dartmouth coaches think
ing about?
Referee Friseil's actions must
have put doubt in the mind OF
Lou Young. son Of the old
Pennsylvania coach, when the
Green captain protested. But
what about young Youngs
tea inmates
There Ia No sb-oiufion for
ANYBODY on . football field
losing track NJ the down.
The wonder IL how 90 many
others could tumble Into trouble
20 blindly on the heels Of the
obvious slip Of one.
Yet that is what happened al
Hanover, and in South Bend two
years ago. when Referee John
Getohell WAS the only person In
Notre Dame stadium who didn't
know II wss fourth down when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Charlie Grimm
New Cub Coach

CHICAGO Charlie Grimm re-
turned today as coach TO the Chi
cago Cubs baseball club he twice
had led to a National league pen
nant in the days when he served
as one Of the teams many recent
managers.
Jimmy Gallagher. new general
manager of the club. said Grimm
had agreed TO abandon the radio
broadcasting work he had taken
when he was discharged by the
Cubs in midsesson 1888 and return
TO work behind first base. Grimm
was displaced in 1888 by Leo
tGabby) Hsrtnett who in turn was
displaced recently by Jimmy Will
son, Cincinnati coach.
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Collins New
Pin President

G, G. Collins. = long time per-
former ON Tacoma bowling alleys.
was elected president Of the Ia.
coma city Bowling association ct
a meeting Of local pinmsn at tbs
Hotel winthrop Monday night.
To serve with the newly
eiessed president. Ch~t wiz.
.,s1 WAS slees~a Vice pvesi-
dent and Vance Mcclure wss
named secretary treasurer f.s
the sIsih consecutive sessss.
oohs ssidcisnaa wss ehases
s~co.d vice president and Biiiy
Huehie was named Third vice
president.
Controversial matters cane be-.
fore the nesting as the Do~isrs
stross la solve the problems that
are confronting them this pear.
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Ski Entries Open

PORTLAND-The Arnold Lunn
ski tourney entry lists will remain
open until Thursday. tournament
Chairman Harry Stevens an
nounced today.
The race was postponed until
next Sunday because Of adverse
conditions last weekend. II will
he run on the slopes Of Mount
Hood above Timberline lodge.
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Because herr In the Middle
West " Isn't true. Here n Ia.
heen determined that a boy may
he old enough % vote for . can
didste for president Of the Unit
ed States but he isn't old enough
TO vote a. 10 whether he cares
70 play In q post-seascn football
game.
The decision has been handed
down by the faculty members ~
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Downie Out Of
Olympic Lineup

sEATTLE-rhe Seattle olym-
pics Of the Pacific Coast Ice
Hockey league lost the services
today OF Dave Downie. star center.
who pulled tendon in his left
heel Manager Danny Cox sought
to sign Walter Mccartney. veter-
an forward, a free agent who
started the season with Portland.
Mccartney was released by
Portland recently. He PLAYED
with Calgary. Oakland and Spo.
kane in past years
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Buckaroos Tied
For Top Place

VANCOUVER. n. C.--The Port
land Buohsroos were tied today
with the Vancouver iaons for first
place In the Pacific Coast Hockey
league The Bucks scored a a.
win over the Canadians here last
night In a game counting only on.
penalty.
Portlsnd's Wingman James Me
rsdden sank his teams first two
goals. the tying tally was Melted
by the Bucks new recruit. Fergy
Grieve. with Louis Holmes stick
in. and Holmes canned the winner.
with Grieve assisting.
Tip o'Neil accounted for two Of
vanoouvers tsllies. with Bill Hut
ton getting credit for the other
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Boss Kennedy
Hard at Work
Has Abe Hoop Club
Coming Into Form

With the opening practice game
q week off. Coach John Kennedy
ia fast whipping his Lincoln
ossaba cavaliers into shape The
Abes open the preseason oompe-
tition against Glover Park next
Tuesday on the latter's naples.
The Axemen win hinge
their 1940-4l chances around
four returning lettermen and
q host of reserves and inex-
perienced newcomers. Ken
NEEDY has Logan Blades. and
Ben Ishioka returning for
forward posts with Vince
Hansen. . boy who kisses the
heavens with his six foot,
eight inch frame. for center.
Ray Sturgeon returns for
guard duty.
To augment this quartet of re-
turning lettermen. the Abe coach
will have Herb Anderson who has
shown brightly in practice thus
far. Don Taylor, stick of diminu-
tive dynamite, and Tom Loran. a
stringbean fellow that is as &C
curate as an adding machine.
Along with these is Bob Eng
land who has shown exceptional
blackboard ability, Al Vinson. Bob
Hauge. Bob Laughlin. HOLSTER
Gee and Dick Remission.
Among the promising looking
sophomores is Elmer Brolin. who
looks like conner. Ed Hunting
ton. Gordie Godfrey. Jack Eng
land and Clarence Hartman.
The Lincoln preseason prsc-
tice schedule opens next Tues
day at Clover Park, followed
by a game with Enumclaw In
the mountain town on De-
cember s.
On the seventh. Puyallup comes
70 the Lincoln gym, while Cen
tralia comes TO town on Decem Der
10. On the 14th. Lincoln plays
host 10 Enumclaw and week
later plays Glover Park on the
Abe naples. On the 10th, the
Axemen journey to Centralia for
q battle with the Tigers.
The Cross-State schedule for the
Railsplitters will be drawn up at
a meeting of league heads this
{ weekend in Seattle. Bill Hardie,
Lincoln athletic director, disclosed.
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snx sfxn that TIE students ~
these universities h.d a Voice IN
the decisions
There Il ne rsccfd ~ polls
taken - astsfmIae undergrad.
uate sentiment Purdue. ilnnels.
Northwestern and Wisconsin 80.
sieusly aren't worthy ~ IN IN
vitation e = fsovl on the basis
n their records. ard u - fu-
mefed that stanford h mere
interested IN Harmon ard his
Michigan mates thar IN Mime.
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|. preposlties.
since similar action has heea
taken - Illinois Northwestern
and Minnesota ard since nf.
Clarence Dykstra = Wisconsin
= slso opposed tire favorable
votes a. Ohio state. Indiana.
lows ard Michigan are lost
New dent intend 90 take
SIDES On the subject - whether
the proposed tie-up between the
conferences would ~ wise
measure nnt nowhere do IND
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Polishes Offense

CORVALLIS - orsGon state
polished its high powered offensive
today hoping 10 ousspsef the
sturdy Oregon defense Saturday.
Plays were designed 10 spring Jim
kl~siburgh. Don Durdsn. Gene
Gray. Bob Dsthmsn and Joe Tom.
ieh into ihs open for scoring possi.
bllitlss.