The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-16
Pirates, Camp Davis To Tangle Ionigh
'Y AWARDS GIVEN
TO Il CHAMPIONS

Coach Leon Brogden was the
principal speaker at award cere-
monies at the YMCA last night,
at which 102 letter shirts were
awarded to I'll champions.
Coach Brodgen told the winners
that it was carrier to be cham
pion on a winning team than on a
losing team but that there are
champions on both teams:
He cited the instance OF a boy
he coached who wouldn't quit. The
athlete played football game and
one basketball game before it was
discovered that he had a broken
back. Coach Broden said that it
took courage to be a champion.
PHYSICAL Director Adam Smith
said that it took sacrifice to be a
champion. He pointed out that
parents coach their children by
regulating their habits and activi-
ties He termed the YMCA train
ing school in the fundamentals for
advanced athletics.
Recipients Of the athletics awards
are: :,
In the Cadets class, basketball
PLAYERS receiving recognition were
Jim Schulken, Graham Farmer,
Charles Honeycutt, Russell Clark
and Ronald Potter.
Foul shooting was won by Dudley
Humphries.
In track, Robert Joye, Ted Lynch
and Homer Bessant, won awards
In the swimming events, jim
Schulken. Jim Feffords n G
Graham Farmer won letters
And in softball, Jim Schulken
Homer Bessant, Wilbur Jones
Stacy Bragg and Bob Dyser wor
| letters.
In the Juniors class, basketball
letters were given to Charles
Caudill, Don Bennett, Don Hartor
and Mike Hall.
The Foul Shooting contest was
won by Charles Caudill.
| Track letters were awarded tt
John Wright, Curtis Davis ane
Don Hartant got awards.
Softball awards went to Oar
Bennett, Tom Buffers, Henri.
Lieth. Dave Huffman, Richars
Mint and Perry Whiteman.
In the Older Boys class, basel
ball awards were won by Lloyt
Parker. George Saffo, Jack Parker
Bob Groom, Clarence Hilburn
Doug Sloan, J. Hillburn and j
Draus.
The Foul shooting contest was
taken by W. A Brown.
Track awards were made to Jack
Parker, E. A. Thomas and Clar
ence Russ.
Swimming awards were giver
Buster Brown, Hugh Evans ano
Charles Smith.
In the eniors, basketball awards
went to ]. B. Williams, Ballad. Bill
Lee, Emile Ayash, Norman Moni
and Erwin Bobbit.
Handball awards, DR.. E. I
Walker, Class A, and Tam Wi
liams, Glass B. Volley Ball, two
man, Vance Chadwick and Caro-
Stevens.
Volley ball, team play, won b,
the Fender Furniture Co.. mem
bers, George Hunt, Sam Johnson
IL. 'Viles, ]. B. Huntington, E. P
Goodwin, c Stevenson.
In the renior class Of Sunday
school athletics won by St. Paul.
ba sketball team. Members arr
Emile Ayash. Bill Lee, F. Smith
W. A. Brown, Norman Mondk ane
Foul Shooting was won by W. "A
Brown of Winter Park Baptist.
Track awards went to w. A
Brown, H. ewbold and Ed Mobley
The volley ball letters went t
members of the t. Pauls church
team, Ayash Lee and Smith.
| In the Junior Sunday Schoo
league, basketball play was wor
by the Winter Park Baptist team
whose members are J. Crowley
E. A. Thomas, R. Newbold, Claude
| Ellison, Milford Ellison, Doug
Sloan, Jerry Hilburn, Georgt
| Sheppard, ]. Brown, H. Newbold
Kim Kraus and ToWles.
Chairman of Various Activitie!
are:
Basket Ball, Sam Johnson; Vol
LEY Ball, Dave Howes; Athletics
and Foul Shooting, Tassi Costello
Handball, Adam Smith; Soft Ball
Emile Ayash; Swimming, Sam
Williams; Sunday School Activi
ties, Charles Stevenson; Adam
NTH. remarks
Davis Howes, chairman Of Ath
letic committee, acted as master
of ceremonies.