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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
Ru5I UDARILI
Med BERLlN0M
. IN DRE5DEN0M
Nernski radio poroea.
da je Rdeea vojska =
priSela z novo ofenzivo
ma l00-miljski 'front.'

LONDON, torek, ~. febru-
aria. - Nemski radio je snoei
porocal, da so izbruhnili tezki
boji ma 100 miljski 'front.' OBJ
Odri in Neisse, vzhodno cd Ber-
lima in Dresdena, in da so sc 81
le Rdece vojske, kl prodirajo
severno cd Berlina, pojavile %
mill cd Stettina, glavnega me-
sta Pomeranije in baltiskega
pristanisea oh ustju reke Odre.
Moskva Sc nj potrdila nacij-
skega porocila o nitro Sc Sire
cih operacijah Rdece vojske S
tanki in pehoto, katerih Sc
zdi, da so: samo predigra move
velike sovjetske ofenzive, v ka-
teri stoji v akciji million MOI
prve beloruske in prve ukra-
jinske armade.
Naciji priznavajo uspehe
Rdece vojske
Porocilo n e mske transoce-
anske agencije pravi, da je pr
va ukrajinska armada dosegla
reko Neisee vsepovsod ma GO
mill dolgi 'front.' JUNO cd toe
Ike, kjer Sc steka v Odro, oziro-
ma so mill juznovzhodno cd
Berlina, in da so nemske in rus
ke oklopne sile v ljuti borbi'
Poroclo pravi, da 81 Rusi priza-
devajo, da prekoracijo re k o
Neisse.
Kratki sovjetski komunikej
je snoci naznanil, da so Rusi v
Vzhodni Prusiji zavzeli pet kra.
jew in virgil Nemce v oblega-
mem Breslavu il nadaljnih Is
blokov, toda nieesar ne omenja
glede bojev ma glavni 'front.' v
notranjosti Nemcije.
Toda porocila il Moskve jaw.
ljajo o velikih opazovalnih ope-
racijah in drugih obicajnih ak.
tivnostih, s katerimi Sc navad-
no pricenjajo velike ofenzive.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
PRVA POSILJATEV POMOCI JE ODPO.
SLANA NARODOM V JUGOSLAVIJI

SLANA NAKUDUM Y JUGUSLAHlJl
War Relief Fundu Americanov juznoslovanskega po-
rea je dovoljeno cd vade da obav posijatev po
moc narodom Jugosaviji bia je odposlana gotovo
lado dine 8. januarja t. in je imela sedece blago
81 zabojev mleka "nated"
" zaboj kirurgicnih nstrumentov
26 zabojev bolniskih potrebscin
49 bal sukna moske, zenske in otroske obleke,
2S5 zabojev moskih, zenskih in otroskh ponosenih
oblek
16 zabojev ponosenih cevljev,
1900 zabojev sardn,
16 zabojev sivalnh strojev,
974 zabojev ponosene obleke.
Kar je skupno znasao preko 22o ton in predstavlja
okoli 100000 gotovini
Ii posjatvi bodo sedile mnoge druge vecjo in bo-
gaejso vsebno, cemur hoceo porocati kakor nitro
DO dovoljeno cd stran Wade.
Brez dvoma bo pomena ia nasa prva mnogo
mas zstradan narod kateri e zrtvova borbi "a
svobodo in neodvsnost To pomenja dejstva da
pride to blago roke tsocerh ud zensk in otro katerm
je pomoe potrebna, ampak tud tenn, da DO doprnesa
nabolsi dokaz nasega pomovana resncnh idealov XII
spremali borbo ojso bodocnost ma
rodov
ZahvaljujemO vsem kateri sodelovali pri tenn
deu pomoc nasim narodom, pa jh prosimo da
podvoeno silo nadaljujeo delo pomoc zstradanm
rodom Jugosaviji.
Zatko Balokovic, predsednik
Rev S. Maletich, tajnik =
Mirko G. Kuhe blagajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
K0ELN ST NAHAJA POD
0CNJEM AMERISKIH T0POV
Tank in cete prve ameriske
armade SO samo deset mill cd
najyecjega mesta v POrenju

PARIZ torek, a. februarja. - Tank in cete prve
ameriske armade snoci nahaal deset mill in
pol cd nerskega velemesa Koelna oh Reni XII naha
ia pod ognjem ameriske tezke artilere medtem ko je
devea ameriska armada izvoevala uspehe, XII
predsavjajo vdor skozi nemsko linjo dolino Ruhr
Sirni Sestih mill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
Pts M A !

v nasem uradu imamo pismo
"a Mr.. John Kocevarja ter "a Mr..
in Mrs. John Potocnik. Druzina
Fortuna, 979 3. lao St, ina pi-
snno Especial Delivery). naslov-
lieno ma Frank S1hadolnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
ERNEST PISCHLER

Pokojni Ernest Fischer, XII
je umrl v Charity bolnisnici, je
bill 63 let star. Donna je bill il
Ravne pri zirih, odkoder je pri-
Sci v Cleveland pred 38. lett.
Pogreb Sc je vrsil vceraj po-
poldne oh /. uri ma Whitehaven
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27

SA4 LII o~otAAA AA4A4
Sprico ofenzive stirih zavez-
niskih armad ma 200 mill dolgi
'front.', je feldmarsal Karl Won
Rundstedt objavil ma svoje dis
organizirane sile poziv, da sc
borijo do zadnjega moza, kajti
drugace DO vse izgubljeno.
Tretja armada napravila nov
vdor ma jugu
Porocila s fronte javljajo, da
je ameriska tretja armada oci-
vidno izvojevala nov vdor go
mill juno cd sektorja, ma ka-
terem Sc bori prva armada, da
je S svojimi tankovsHimi silami
udarila sedem mill dalje preko
rex Pruem in Minis in da brzo
obkoljuje sovrazno trdnjavo
Bitbug v gorovju Eifel.
Kanadska prva armada je OBJ
novila svojo ofenzivo ma sever
mem krilu in je pod kritjem
mogoenega topniskega ognja
prodrla tri mile in pol v JUNO
zapadni smeri, kjer Sc nahaja
kakih dvanajst mill cd Ruhra
in vdrla v trdnjavsko mesto
Calcar.
Ofenziva ma zapadni 'front.'
polnem razmahu
Velika ofenzisa gen. Eisen-
howerja ma zapadni 'front.' je v
polnem razmahu. Stiri zavez-
niske armade grozijo S poplav-
ljenjem vsega nemskega ozem-
liza zapadno cd Rene in sever
no cd Moselle, XII je 200 mill
dolgo in 80 mill siroko.
Prva armada je prodrla 80
mill globoko v notranjost raj
ha in zabila dve zagozdi v: nem-
ske postojanke skoro 10 mill
vzhodno cd reke Roer, in kakor
porocajo zadnje vesti fronte,
je baterija tezkih topov zace-
la obstreljevati Koeln.
Amerilkanci 1S mill cd mesta
DuesseldOrf
Deveta armada ma severn je
zavzela zeleznisko m st O in
cestno stekalisce Erkelz in u
darila severovzhodno proti Nu.
enchen- -Gladbachu in velikemu
ruhrskemu industrijskemu me.
stu Duesseldorfu, cd katerega
so prednje ameriske { te cd.
daljene samo 18 mill.
ODE armadi drvita proti Re.
nj in sc ma stirih tockah naha.
jata cd enc do stirih mill od
reke Erft, XII je zadnja narav.
ma obramba pred Reno.
.@s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27

Mrs. Helen ]. Klemenc, 1856 D.
141 st., je prejela obvestilo Cd
vojnega departmental, da je bill
njen soprog Pfc. Frank ]. Kle-
memo dne 4. februarja ranjen v
bitki \ Franciji. Pfc. Frank ].
Klemenc je sin poznane druzine
Mr.. a Ars Frank K1emenc
lK1szaen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
Novig igrobovi
JOSEPH BURJA

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
preminil "a poskodbami, kate:
re je dobil pri delu v tovarni
zadnjo soboto, rojak Joseph
Burja, st., star 81 let, stanujoc
ma 1149 E. 172 St. Donna je bill
IL Newell pri Kamniku, kjer
zapusea brata Johna in vec So
rodnikov. Tukaj je bill 80 let in
je bill Clan drustva mir" st.
142 SNPJ in podr. st. IA SIN.
Zveze. Zapusca soprogo Mary,
diva sinova F 1/c Joseph, XII Sc
nahaja nekje ma Pacifiku, in
Pvt. Frank, XII Sc nahaja v E.
vropi, ter vec sorodnikov. Po-
greb sc DO vrsil v cetrtek oh
8:45 uri zjutraj iz Joseph zele
in sinovi pogrebnega zavoda
458 E. 152 St., cerkev Mari
je Vnebovzetje oh 9:3O uri in
nato ms Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
JOSEPH MARKOVIC

Pokojni Joseph Markovic, o
katerem smo vceraJ porocali,
da je po daljsi bolezni umrl ma
domu, 1876 E. 43 St., je bill u
let star. Donna je bill il Marti-
ME vasi, fara st. Lovrenc, ma
Dolenjskem, odkoder je prisel v
Cleveland pred 40. lett. Pri
American Steel & Wire Co. ie
delal 80 let, zadnjih 10 let pa
je bill ma penzijonu. Bill je clan
drustva "Carniola Tent st.
1888 T. M, "Lunder Adamic"
st. % S.N.P.J., "Dosluzencev",
pri katerem je bill blagajnik Is
let, in ustanovni clan podruz-
nice st. 5 S.M.Z. ter delnicar
Slovenskega narodnega donna.
Tukaj zapusea zalujoeo soprogo
Ammo, rojeno Sustar, donna IL
vasi Kamnik, fara Presar, sina
Victoria in emo vnukinjo, v
Montani, heer Ammo Prebil, v
starem kraju pa S sinov in emo
hcer. Pogreb sc DO vrsil v ce-
trick oh 9. uri zjutraj il Ia
krajskovega pogrebnega zavoda
v cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
Podpora Rdeci vojski

To je bill IA. zaporedni d a n
rekordne zracne ofenzive proti
Berlinu, XII sc vrsi v podporo
Rdeci vojski, namenom, da Sc
unici komunikacije med presto
lico in nemsko vzhodno fronto,
XII Sc nahaja kakih 80 mill cd
Berlina. :
Amerikancem so sc v dnev-
n III napadih pridruzili tudi
britski bombniki, XII so bom-
bardirali nemske sinteticne oil
ne naprave v Dorthmundu.
Toxic v plamenih po 1000
tonskem napadu
|, GUAM, 26 februarja. - Wee
raj je bill vprizorjen ma Toxic
najsilnejsi zracni napad, kar Sc
jih pomni do sedaj, ko je 200
teleeih trdnjav in tisoc matte
nih letal bombardiralo japon-
sko prestolico in zanetilo po-
zare prav v njegovem osrcju.
Nekatere bombe so padle in
zanetile pozare ma vrtovih pa
lace cesarja Hirohita, kakor
tudi v blizini palace, kjer biva
cesarjeva matt. Premier Kuni-
aki Kuiso sc je formalno opra-
vieil pred cesarjem radi skode,
XII so jo povzrocili zracni napa-
di ma njegovi lastnini.
Japonska casnikarska agen-
CHA pravi, da je Koiso izrazil
srd mad "sovraznikovo arrogant
nostjo in brezpostavnostjo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-27
Berlin in Toxic
Sc zvijata pod
zrae eninli napadi

i. LONDON, 26. februarja. -
Danes Sc je nadaljevala silna
zracna ofenziva proti Berlinu,
mad katerim Sc je t1ahajalo vec
zavezniskih vojniht letal ko t
kdaj pref, odkar Sc je zacela
vojna. Skoro 2,0O0 ameriskih
letal je spustilo ma nemsko pre-
stolico mad 1880 ton eksplo-
zivnih bomb in najmanj pol
milijona vzigalnih bomb.
Ameriska zracna sila, sesto-
jeca il 1000 leteeih trdnjav in
Liberator bombnikov, katere je
scitilo 700 bojnih letal, je kon-
centriralo svoj napad ma tri We
like kolodvore v osrcju Berli-
ma.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
Eddie Cameron Makes
Statement For Duke

DURHAM, Nov. rs. --P)-
Eddie Cameron, head coach OF
the Duke Blue Devils, said in
a formal statement today that
the southern Conference football
champions would not play in a
New Years day bowl game be-
cause of a heavy academic
schedule facing many of the
players.
Cameron's statement, issued
by the Duke University news
service, said:
'Duke university has not re-
ceived an invitation to any
bowl. Our season is ended. Even
if we had been approached,
which we were not, we could
not have considered it because
of the heavy scholastic schedule
facing several Of our players"
Coach Cameron's denial that
Duke had been invited to play
in a post season game was the
second he had made within "a
hours. The first came last night
when a wire association story
quoted unnamed Duke officials
that the Blue Devils had re-
ceived bids to both the Sugar
and Cotton bowls. Cameron
branded that statement as false
and his statement today ended
all speculation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
Eagles, Washington Tie
For Eastern Leadership

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is. --W.H
The passing artistry of Roy Zim-
norman and the breakaway rum
ming of Steve Van Bueren carried
the Philadelphia Eagles to 16 to
0 victory over the Washington Red
skins today, sending the two teams
into tie for Eastern division
leadership in the National football
league.
Zimmerman passed for two
touchdowns, placekicked his fourth
field goal of the league season, and
came through with timely inter
ception to beat back Washington S
attempt to sew up the Eastern race
before 37,306 Philadelphia fans.
Steele counted the first touch.
down of the game, SO seconds be.
fore the first half ended. Van Buer.
en- left a wake of tacklers behind
him when he streaked Is yards ir
the third period after taking pas:
from Zimmerman. Then in the
fourth period, Zimmerman clinch.
ed the ball game with 15-yaro
place kick.
The Eagle victory sends the
teams into their final two games
with identical won and lost rec.
ords. Philadelphia still must play
New York and Boston, while the
Red Skins face Pittsburg and New
York.
A forward and lateral following
an interception by Larry Cabrelli
of pass by Sammy Baugh closed
the first half with a bang after the
teams feinted through a cautious
first period.
Washington had the ball on ts1eil
own IA on an out-of-bounds kick
by Zimmerman with two minutes
and II seconds left. Baugh passed
out on the flat where Cabrelli inter.
cepted and lateraled to Baptiste
ManZini who went to the 16.
Zimmerman was smeared for ar
eight-yard loss on the first run
ming play, but Ernie Steele, form
er Washington University star. go'
six back and Russ Dye made {
touchdown save on a pass to Kacl
Ferrante in the end zone,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
NAME HOLY CROSS
TO ORANGE BOWL

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 25.-W.D--
Holy Cross college of Worchester,
Mass, has officially received and
accepted an invitation to play in
the Orange Bowl football game
here on New Years Day, 1t was
announced today by George E..
Whitten, president Of the Orange
Bowl committee.
The announcement followed the
Holy Cross sweeping 46-0 victory
ever Boston College today.
Orange Bowl committeeman
made no statement regarding ar
opponent for the eastern team. If
custom is followed some South
eastern Conference eleven would
be selected.
In recent days, however, local
sports, writers have been beating
the drums for a home town team
the University of Miami. The
local Hurricanes are rounding out
one of their best season including
8 21-7 victory over Michigan
State here Friday.
Spearheaded by All American
candidate Stan Kowlowski, Holy
Cross has won eight of nine games,
losing only to Temple 1915.
Holy Cross, Kingpin of New
England football this fall, has
never played in a post-season bowl
game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
The Sports Trail
By WHITNEY MARTIN
Rv WHITNEY MARTIN

lis curled by the language directed
toward the arbiter.
Here are just few of the ques-
tions Mr.. Klein answers:
After calling player out, wha,
should an umpire do? Should he
glare at him in triumph, and NUT
ter: 'Hah, Hah, got you that
time?"
No. says Mr.. Klein. When con-
Went to do so always look away
from the player. Also look away
after calling strike.
When the players go into hud-
die while changing pitchers should
the umpire horn in on it to get
in his two-bit's worth Of advice?
The umpire should stay far away
from such a huddle, says MIR.
KLEIN. Otherwise, he's liable to
get his ears burned by sarcastic
remarks.
If the umpire has had rough
afternoon the day before, should
he ignore the players when ne
comes on the field or say; belli-
gerently: "all right, youse guys;
want to make something of it,"
Mr.. Klein says that regardless Of
what happened yesterday, when he
is going on the field through or
close to the bench the umpire al
ways should give the players the
time OF day by saying: "How are
you, boys?"-and keep right on
going.
When a player talks fight, should
the umpire promptly square of,
and maybe kick the player in the
shins to get some action?
If a player talk fight, says Mr..
Klein, just say: "Are you a fight
er too? I thought you were a bau
player" That'll hold 'em.
That's just the Emily Post part
of the job. It Warneke wants tu
continue the course he can start
practicing by calling strikes in a
bowlinp alley.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
Green Bay Packers
Down Giants, 23-14

NEW YORK, Nov. 25-WD -
Green Bays Jackers forsook the
aerial scoring of Don
Hutson today and depended on the
steady line-plunging of Fullback
Ted Fritsch to carry them to a %
to IA victory over the New York
Giants.
The game, the first meeting Of
Green Bay and New York since
the Packers whipped the Giants in
the final playoff game last season,
was rough and bruising through
out. and the winners did not estab-
lish their superiority until the third
quarter. It was tied at 7 to 2 at
the half
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
Rv WHITNEY MARTIN

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-P)-Ev-
erv nitcher thinks he can call balls
and strikes better than the fel'
low who is getting paid for do-
inc if so it's only natural that
occasionally a chucker will decide
to prove it.
this idea besides think about II IS
Lon Warneke, the veteran hurier
recently released by the CUBS.
Warneke wants to be an umpire,
which may be another way OF say
inc he wants to be alone, as an
unonire is the man who walks oy
himself during a season, summed
by everyone.
There is no particular reason
whv Warneke would not make
good umpire, as other weL-kno WI
pitchers have made the sW-(ch,
notably George Pipgras and Eddie
Rommell. Warneke is quiet, uh-
excitable sort of guy, and we have
an idea the players and fans could
80 him all day and never even
Eet him to switch his huge chaw
bf eating tobacco from one cheek
to the other.
It's not the easiest job in the
world, except, as has been re-
marked, for the hours. There are
more little tricks to keeping a
game going smoothly and avoid
rng trouble than the average play
er. or fan, realizes.
Bill Klein, who is practically
Mr. Umpire himself who now con-
fines his activities to supervising
National League umpires, reveals
some of these secrets in his In
structions to his staff. The instruc-
tions cover just about every slt-
uation, ranging from how to deal
with pugnacious players to what
kind of chest protector to use. The
latter, in case you are interested,
should be made of the finest curled
hair, it being assumed the hair
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
MCAFFEE
STARS FOR BEARS

CHICAGO, Nov. 25-WH-Fleei
George McAffee, showing the
same elusive footwork that made
him pro footballs greatest run
ming back four years ago, rOmp'
ed to three touchdowns today to
lead the Chicago Bears to q
to Z victory over the Pittsburgh
Steelers in a national football
league gam. before 2O,6S9 fans.
McAffee, just discharged from
the Navy and making his first
appearance at Wrigley Field in
four years, played only briefly,
just enough to run 81 yards for the
first year touchdown, take a g.
yard pass from Sid Luckman for
the second and then plunge three
yards for touchdown No. 3.
It was the Bears second victory
in nine games this season and the
Steelers' seventh defeat in the
same number of contests.
Only so seconds Of the first per-
iod had elapsed when the Bears
took a Z to 0 lead. Jim Daniel Of
the Bears recovered Johnny Per-
kos tumble off the kickoff and
McAffe promptly slanted off tackle
on the first play to romp 80 yards
for the score. 1t was his first touch
down since being discharged from
the Navy, although he played
briefly in Washington last Sun
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
HOGAN, MCSPADEN
TO PLAY OFF TIE
IN ALABAMA GOLF

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 25-
P)-Harold (Jug) McSpaden and
Ben Hogan tied for first place with
282 today in Montgomery's $4,000
invitational golf tournament. They
will play it off tomorrow for top
prize of $4,000 in victory bonds.
McSpaden, pro from Sanford,
Me-, and one Of the top money
winners of the winter circuit, shot
a five-under-par 81 in the final
round of the 72-hole meet. Hogan.
who halls from Hershey, Pa. got
a SO.
This is the second consecutive
tournament to end in a deadlock.
Sam Byrd and Dutch Harrison
finished even in the recent Azalea
open at Mobile and Byrd won the
playoff. WA ''e
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
HORSE OF YEAR
T0BE DECIDED
IN SPORTS POLL
By SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-R-1t
is pretty generally agreed now that
the recent Pimlico prancing Of
star pilot and Stymie just about
put the clincher on their turf
championship, thereby leaving
1945 with so many bargain horse
bosses it practically amounts to
an entire fire sale.
The pilot staked out his claim
to the top spot among the two
year-old colts by taking the Pinn-
lico futurity yesterday, and Stymie
moved in as head man OF the
handicappers after winning the
Riggs on the twin stake program.
They now join Beaugay and Bush
er, who already have locked up
their crowns, among the years
gallopers.
And all four of them one of
whom will no doubt be tabled
"horse of the year" in the turf
and sports digest poll new under
way - came off the bargain coun-
ter in one way or another to
provide a fancy return-on-invest-
ment for their owners.
AS matters now stand, with the
Geegee's eastern activities all but
washed up aid put in the closet
until spring, here is just how the
bargain sale went on the four CLAM
our gals and boys:
Title Horse Cost Winnings
2 Y-O Fillies-Beaugay $4,000 $1o5 $40
2 Y-O Colts-Star Pilot $4,000 165, 1885
Year Olds-Busher - $4,000 334035
Handicap Horse-Stymie 1,500 256,075
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
Cape Fear Club Tourney
Won By Louis B. Orrell

Louis B. Orren yesterday
won the first flight champion
ship of the annual fall tourna-
ment of the Cape Fear Country
Club by defeating r. L. Black,
one up in a 10 hole match.
r. d. Bell took third flight
honors with an easy s and !
victory over DR.. ID. r. Nc
Eachern while the fourth flight
championship went to Frank
Bailey by virtue of his 8 and /
victory over Gordon Doran.
Final play in the second
flight was postponed. j. S.
Zapf was to have played Ed
Nets for the second division
h0nOrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
Duke Blue Devils Cop
Southern Loop Crown

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 25-(F)-
Fulfilling early season predictions,
Dukes Blue Devils have annexed
another Southern Conference
championship by repeating 1944s
record of four victories and no
losses in the 11-team collegiate
circuit.
The Blue Devils got past their
last obstacle Saturday when they
dropped a fighting bunch of North
Carolina Tar Heels 14-7.
The Is points made against Caro-.
lima ran Dukes total for the sea.
son against Southern Conference
opponents to 126 points while they
yielded 80. Last year the Blue
Devils got 172 and gave up only
IA. Against all opponents this sea-
son Duke won six and lost to Army
and Navy.
A comparison of the scores in
three of the four wins in 1914 and
this season shows Duke in 1914 de-
feated Wake Forest $40, South
Carolina 34-7, North Carolina $50
and University of Richmond 81 to
7. This season Duke did not play
Richmond but dropped South Caro-.
lima 900 in the opener, Wake For.
est 26-19 and North Carolina State
26-13 in addition to defeating North
Carolina.
Besides the Blue Devils the only
other team to complete its schedule
SO far against conference foes and
remain undefeated is Clemson.
The Tigers have a record Of two
wins and one tie - 90 affair
about the middle Of the season with
South Carolina.
Clemson played a non-conference
foe Saturday at Atlanta, Ga, and
turned in a surprising 21-7 win over
a favored Georgia Tech team
Clemson and Duke did not play
this year and the Tigers will con.
clude their regular season De-
cember 1, when they play Wake
Forest at Clemson, S. c.
Another Southern Conference
team pulled an upset Saturday
against a non-loop foe when an
underdog University of Maryland
squad toppled University Of vir'
ginia team undefeated in IA con
tests covering two seasons.
Don Gleasner's pass reception ir
the last minute Of the game Al
Washington was the deciding play
and ruined any chances Virginia
may have had Of a bid to play Il
one of the South's Bowl games.
Remaining games scheduled fo1
Dec. 1 include North Carolina and
Virginia at Chapel Hill. N. c.,
Clemson ana Wake Forest ano
South Carolina against Maryland
at Columbia, S. c. The Carolina
Virginia game is the only one Of
the trio which is non-loop affair.
Standing of the teams:
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
Piedmont League Men
To Arrive Here Today

The Piedmont leagues two
man committee, H. p. Dawson
of Norfolk, and Harold Roett-
ger of Norfolk, to investigate
baseball facilities in Whining
ton, will be In the city today.
They were appointed by the
league at a meeting week ago
after Wilmington had rendered
its bid for a league franchise
during the coming season.
Final decision on the bid will
not be made public until the
minor league meeting in Col
umbus, Ohio, Dec. 3. However,
league officials have been
quoted in both Associated
Press and United Press stories
as saying that the city's chance
of having 4 league team are
Every good"