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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-26
UNC, Duke Place
Two On Top List
VOLS, WILDCATS
GIVEN TOP SPOT
IN LOOP BATTLE

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 25.-R
Kentucky and Tennessee, per.
ennial rulers of basketball in the
Southeastern Conference, were
tagged as favorites today to battle
for the bunting in the annual con-
ference tournament, which opens
Thursday in Louisville's armory.
Pairings drawn for the IL con-
ference teams entered in the
three-day championship test plac-
ed Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia
Tech and Alabama, in that order,
in the four seeded positions.
The luck of the draw put the
Volunteers of Knoxville in the
same bracket with third-seeded
Georgia Tech, setting up a semi
finals game that will be the first
test of power in the tourney. Bas-
ed on form, Kentucky should have
comparatively easy sailing into
the finals.
The Wildcats and Vols have won
two tournaments apiece in the
four years it has been held on
neutral ground in Louisville's big
armory. In the games this sea
son, Tennessee won at Knoxville
1884, and Kentucky won in the
return bout at Lexigton, 40-34.
In Georgia Tech, the Vols mus,
face another team which cameo
an even split in season play. Inc
Vols, after winning handily or
their home floor, bowed to the
Engineers in second meeting
at Atlanta. -,
Georgia Tech and Georgia will
open play at 8 p. m. THURSDAY
with Tech favored to survive ait
err its 69-42 humping of the Bull
dogs in a game at Athens, Ga.
last night. j,
Playing in the same bracket
Tennessee is paired with Mississ
ippi for a 7:30 p. m. engagement
Thursday, and Kentucky open!
defense Of its title against Florida
in game scheduled for 9 p. m
the same night.
Mississippi State, Auburn, Ala
bama, Tulane and Louisiana Stat'
drew byes. Only Vanderbilt O.
the u conference teams will no
send a team to the tournament.
Fridays games in the toy
bracket will send Mississippi
State against the Georgia-Georgi;
Tech winner at 2 p. m. and Au
burn against the Mississippi
Tennessee winner at $3.50 p. m.
In the lower bracket, Alabama
and Tulane, bye teams, will square
off at 7:30 p. m. and L. S. N
will engage the Kentucky-Florids
survivor at p. m.
Seminal games, original;
scheduled to be played Saturday
afternoon, were moved to the
morning to give teams a Longer
rest before the title game Satur
day night.
The upper-bracket semi-final:
will be played at 10 a. m. anc
the lower-bracket seni-finals are
scheduled for 1880 a. m. The
championship game will be play
ed at $3.50 p. m.
Officials selected for the tour
nament were Fred Walters, Lau
rel, Miss, Bowser Chest, Nash
vile, and jim Biersdorfer, Gin
| cinnati.
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New Jersey Rider Wins
Gm1khQnd At Pinehurst

PINEHURST, Feb. 25.-LP-Mrs
Alan Robson, East Orange, N. j..
won first prize in the Pinehurs,
gyrnkhana costume class today
Impersonating TOTO captured b5
''Doughboys' Mrs. Kenneth B
Schley, Far Hills, N. j., and Ms
w. O. Moss, Southern Pines, she
was forced around the ring at gun.
point.
Joan Walsh, Southern Pines
dressed as an Arabian, took sec
ond honors, third going to Johr
Daughtridge, Charlotte, as the
spirit of horsemanship.
Donald Wallace, Pinehurst, led
the field in horsemanship for lid
ers under r. Janet Mcmahon,
Long Island, N. Y, was second
and Georgianna Rockefeller, Pine.
hurst, third.
Mrs. Schley on Ramsey Rebel,
won the hunters class. Mrs. Moss
on Cottonwood was second, third
going to Mrs. Robson on Blanca
Rojo.
Mrs. Schley, on Ramsey Rebel
Mrs. Moss, on Prince, and Mrs.
Joan Walsh, on Gold Star, won
awards in the outside course jump.
ing event.
Mrs. Schley, Mrs. Moss and Mar
garet Skinner, Wilmington, N. c.,
performed as a hunt team on three
chestnut mounts.
Mrs. James J. VIM, Baltimore,
here with her mother, Mrs. George
C. Marshall, wife of the U. S. Ar.
my Chief of Staff, presented the
ribbons.
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Georgia Pre-Flighters
Defeat Dahlonega Five;
Cherry Pointers Score

ATHENS, Ca, Feb. 49, Up -
Georgia Pre-Flight Navy today de-
feated the North Georgia College
cadets of Dahlonega 51-36, and the
Cherry Point Marines of North
Carolina downed the pre-fligbt
Marines 1929 in a double header
here today.
In the Marines VS.. Marines game,
Grin Mckinney, former Western
Kentucky star, paced the Cherry
Pointers with IA points and Jim
Birr led the Georgia Pre-Fight
Marines with his lowest total ct
the seasonal points.
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Swedish Angel, O'Brien
Teamed At ITALIAN Hall

Local wrestling fans will again
be in for a treat Friday night,
when promoter Bert Causey will
bring the Swedish Angel against
Jack O'Brien on his ITALIAN Hall
card.
O'Brien is described by Causey
as "toughie," prone to riding
roughshod over his colleagues.
Tipping the scales at 240 pounds,
O'Brien will have slight weight
advantage over the Angel whose
weight is 225 pounds. The Angel is
a scientific battler, causey says,
who seldom allows his opponents
to get the best of him.
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Rovers Defeat Lions;
Move Closer To Fourth

NEW YORK, Feb. 25-LP BY de-
feating the Washington Lions S to
8 before 1880 fans at Madison
Square Garden today, the New
York Rovers moved to within three
points of the fourth place Wash
ingtonians in the Eastern Hockey
League.
Bob Mcdonald of the Rovers be-
came the first player at the Gar
den to rap home three consecu-
tive goals this season as he netted
his first at 1888 of the first period
and his others at 10:39 and 1852
Of the second frame.
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SECOND H0NORS
GO TO FOUR OF
SOUTHERN FIVES
MANY Honorable Mentions
Also Go To Tar Heel
Quintets
BY BLOYS BRITT

RALEIGH, Feb. 25.-P)- The
champion North Carolina Tar
Heels and Dukes runner-up Blue
Devils placed two men each on
TIE Southern Conferences all-tcur-
nament cage team picked today
for the Associated Press by coach
es and officials participating in
the annual classic.
The fifth position on the all.
star unit went to the University
of South Carolina Gamecocks, who
were eliminated in the second
round Of play by North Carolina.
Second team honors were div.d-
ed between North Carolina, with
two places; and Maryland, Will
liam and Mary and Duke, with one
each.
Here are the teams:
First team Jim Jordan Of North
Carolina and Gordon Carver Of
Duke, forwards; Charles Sokol Of
South Carolina, center; Nanny AL
verez of North Carolina and Dan
Buckley OF Duke, guards.
Second team-John Dillon Of
North Carolina and Jack Flyna Of
Maryland, forwards; Ed Koffen-
berger Of Duke, center; Bob Pax
ton of North Carolina and Stan
Magdziak Of William and Mary,
guards.
Jordan, key man in the attack
which enabled North Carolina to
wade through preliminary opposi-
ton and topple Dukes defending
champions, 1888 in the tourney
finals, was the only unanimous
choice of coaches and off :ials
for the first team pick. Jordan
scored 10 points against the Blue
Devils and topped tourney scorers
with 46 points.
Carver, who is as good at basket
ball as he is at football, is the
only member of the first team who
also placed on last years all-star
lineup. Although not a unanirc us
choice this year, he received 20
points, next high to Jordan in totals
for the forward positions. He scor-
ed 81 points in tourney COMPETE
ton.
Sokol, South Cardinals larky
center, received "a points for the
first team pivot spot, nosing out
Dukes Ed Koffenberger handily.
Sokol scored 20 points in the
Gamecocks' two appearances in
the tourney, IA of them against
North Carolina. The Tar Heels in
cidentally, eliminated the South
Carolinians, 1926, in the second
round.
Alverez and Buckley tied in to-
tai votes for the two guard pots
on the first team. Each got %
votes to top all other guard con-
tenders. Alverez, from Clarksburg,
W. Va, was in on almost every
play against Duke and was con-
sistently good on defense through
out the tourney. He got Is points
in the final game to place second
in the Tar Heel scoring.
ooNh1CJ, VIII IIlCdSuIcS only ,
feet, inches and who halls from
New York City, was perhaps The
Individual Duke defensive star
throughout the annual classic. His
fast break from the opposition bas.
ket and his deceptive passing set
him up as one of the outstanding
performers of recent tournaments.
Other players receiving first
team picks, and their totals were:
Bob Paxton, UNC, 6; John Dillon,
UNC, s; Koffenberger, 10; Mack
iewick, w and M, 4; and Bill
Thrasher, use, 2.
Receiving honorable mention by
virtue of second team picks were
Joe House, use, 3; Bill Sapp, Duke
4; Howard Turner, N. C. State, 6;
Dick Schultz, Citadel, 4; Don An
derson, UNC, 3; and Jim Robinson,
use, 3.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-26
WHITNEY MARTIN

,rrw YORK, Feb. Is. - (F) -
,u.n now might be a good lime
sneak in some changes in the
rosebalI rules. Just minor charges,
,;f,o giving each team four outs
INV an inning for seven innings to
borten the playing time or putting
~, bases out there SO there would
he mre scoring.
~ # should be easier to do now,
.bat with most of the lads Who
o " play the game away Ind
~ in a position to make any
nY They might have to earn
.se came all over again when
+ .l get back. but shucks, that
;nst their tough luck. Let there
10 no boulders in the path Of
Personally. we think this is a
,ock nj a time to tamper with
.be rules of any game, but from
Nc number of schemes to i'm
nrove football and basketball we
r.tber feel we are minority Of
# isn't that the rules are per-
tort as they are, although we
couldn't offhand think of a posi-
ble Improvement in the baseball
rules. It is the matter of timing.
Sports are Keeling along drunk
enly now, with participation limit
ed largely to performers of interior
caIiber and not knowing from one
dav TO the next whether they will
slrvive the week. Considering all
The troubles they are having, it
seems like arguing over how to re-
arrange the furniture when the
house is on fire to consider rule
CHANGES now.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-26
Talbert Wins East Crown
In Indoor Tennis Match

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-LB-Wil-
liam Talbert, Wilmington, Del,
the Nations second ranking tennis
player won the mems eastern in
door tennis championship today at
the Bassford-Wood courts, defeat
ing Herbert L. Bowman Of New
York go, 81, 60.
Talbert, playing on wood for the
first time, was in his best tennis
form and easily outclassed his less
experienced opponent.
Mrs. Norma Taubele Barber
gained the Easterns women's sin
giles title defeating Helen Ger
maine 1-6, 6-3, 81.
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RESCUE

MANILA, Feb, "a. Delayed)-(P)
49, al hm-seng, vice minister Of
eeNVIal executive committee OF
c W.: commission of the
sa' and his secretary, Tong
sse.,ns-pek, have been rescued after
nun. .s from the japanese since
o oley were caught in Manila at the
y w. of war on December 7,
- -e4-, 1t was disclosed today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-26
PLANES HIT MACAO

MADRID, Feb. 25.- (R In
identified planes today bombed
the Portuguese colony of Macao,
opposite Hongkong, reports from
Lisbon said. The colony was
bombed in error last month by
American planes aiming at the
neighboring naval base, now &C.
cupied by japan.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-26
Briefs
YACHTERs TO CONFER

A special meeting of the
members of the Carolina Yacht
Club will take place at pm.
today, Purser E. M. Berry an
nOunced last week. The men,
bers are to convene in the
New Hanover county court
house to discuss possible
changes in the Clubs charter
and bylaws.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-26
FDR MAY WRITTEN 1854

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 25.-
Roosevelt hints
that he will be a candidate for the
Pulitzer Prize in 1854. In letter
to the secretary of his Harvard
class, he wrote: II have deferred
serious writing until after the class
of 1904 has had its 50th reunion.
I maye have more leisure time
,then."
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TENNIS CHAMP

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. Is. - P =
Betty Hubert, of st. Louis,
turned back Mrs. Shirley Butter
field, of Miami, in a hard-fought
finals match here today to win the
women's singles title of the Miami
mid-winter tennis tournament.
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TURN DOWN GRADUATION

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 25.-
U.D-A $43-a-week janitor's job at
North High School is going beg
ging. The three Civil Service cam
didates turned it down, preferring
to remain in grammar school jobs
they now hold.
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LEAVES 81 DESCENDANTS

ATHOL, Mass, Feb. Is. - WD -
Mrs. Victoria C. Hachey Of Athol
died recently at the age Of IS. !eav-
ing 81 descendants. They include
six sons, five daughters, go grand
children-15 in the armed forces
and 20 great-grandchildren.
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NEWEST EXPLANATION

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. Is -
U.H-Booked at police headqdar
tiers on larceny charges involving
seven cars and two trucks, teen
aged Worcester boy explained he
was bored with the war news and
wanted to give the papers a good
story for a change"
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TRASH FIRE

Fire which started in trash
bin in the alley of Belk-Wil-
liams department store 232
North Front street, about 1855
p. M, yesterday, caused no
damage to surrounding prop
erty, firemen said.
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MEETING SCHEDULED

Cape Fear Council number
"a, Daughters of America, will
hold its semi-monthly meeting
at 8 pm. today in the Junior
Order Hall. All members have
been urged to attend.
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GOLDENROD CHAPTER
Goldenrod Chapter, 142, OES,
will hold its regular meeting
at 8:15 p. m. today in the
Masonic Temple.
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CHIEF ABSENT AT OWN FIRE
BUZZARDS BAY, Mass, Feb. Is.
-UP)- While Fire Chief ]. Thorn
as Wallace was in Boston on bust,
ness, fire swept his home here.
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in ser Mcbrmadt in Gnglano. Sebt
lit er in 50. Iafota. 8lr freuten uns
bab er il gut allsii,bt. &enrp 3Ilt-
ner mar a,i1 ullf ltrlcub. @ir min,
iden beiS.n aub in 2!,f,mft @ottes
8cleitc. Sara Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-09
Illus Aei,tefteaS. IA.
Stpei9 &.

Der Sncig 6 bolt CHI SamstaJ,
Sen IL. s.uguit, 1880 llbr abenos,
cine @enerolperiammlung in oerOoo
Gellonus Ie,,tpleballs an McGlure
uno 8. Ctr. ab, Inn eirci: 9eriht oes
Boufomit,es entoegen5unebmen uno
iiber Die aneelegenteit gu beraten.
Gem 8aafonlitee lit es 9elungen nit
Dem srd)iteft 9bomos p9e4 ais
MunbaQ gum gntihlub 81 fommen
uno in bieier Neriamnliuag allies &C..
nau poroulegen, diio elmer Hlan. elm
Wilo elmer Sale pie lie eigentlid
ausieben .pirb, tpenn lulr lie bauen
Iout oem Bei6luB ser Spe5ialper'
-ianmluns, Der ge,pik nod oa 1T.
Denn mo itn,ncr iih 3lrc; ober mebr
8riioer treiien iprehen iic ben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-09
3lucia 1.

Muen Gfitslieoeru sur gefalligel
Ratribt, rap uniere ,,GdNte Ser
ianmluns ain Jreitas oen II. slu
quit, abeirSs s lltr i.,;tiinoet. Git
Mitalicoer tperoen eri:::h: pii:,ftlif
,ur Gcrlcnllulllng 3u fIlnnlen.
Solde Mitglicber, sic nit ibrei
3abh:naen im JfiicfitorA iino, lou'
ten lid, in ibrem eiscncn Snterei''
autlteDenG MAIDEN.
@m. Sh.!Iicr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-09
;3mei!, 30.

Samstae, Sen 19. e(nJ:ilt, 8 ubr
abenos, i;uoet cine Spea!alpcrlanme
luns in Ger &alle itatt be5iigllb
oes l,mbcMes in ser !Sallc, no 10
monhcs nod 5u pcrbciicrn lit. Us
ioatcn aQe Mitglierer 5u oieier Ser
ianumlung fommen ui,o ibl 8utoen.
fen ausirreben in Sie;cr SaGe.
;serueriin miro al,ci unier Stlrs'
forb bcir:oben ipcrocn, Sanlt aud)
fir bielen S,pef ehras mebr getaa
miro, ia IS fiir uniere hcimfehrenoel'
&inber aus bem @rieg gilt, 1bncr
6ie 1reunOesbano 81 rclG)en. menn
iie mieocr 5u ibreu Sieben in o1e
Scimai fommel,.
GPihael 8pfcld,. Yral.
sSlbam SOl5traDcr, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-09

@eld1itsicilie lli!p. 81 6iinen. gs
gelana linn, Elm gerisreGen 5u er.
balten. bab freie @eridterltattune
5llgelaiien miro, lnb &o!en, befrdf.
tiste onntlib ote friiher sceebene 3u-
iid)erlulg, baB iiber sic beporlteben.
Den Nablen obne ginidrGnf.lna be.
rid)tet luerSen oarf.
Die Gntldeiounaen biniid)tlid)
0eutihla;lbs slftipcn i'm Muslanr
nnteritteiTen Oie Sei!rmg. slne Ser.
mogensarccte in Sltan,cpa ,pmr0en
Sen Sluiien 5useiprrdeL tpGbreno
jefe i'm Vciten in ser Yeriiigunas,
gclralt Ser Mmerifauer uno ariten
iinb. Ties beoelrtet hlter anoerem
aud, oab GuBlanbs Wirtidaitsitel-
lang auf bem 8alfan, ION iriiber auf
5ranfrc!cj cine iebr to;d)tige Stel-
lltng bGtt". erbeblid) Geltdrft miro.
Sn sanei Yunften bot Stalin in
YotsSam cine Mblcbn.rg erfabrcn:
@nibinetni, unb 2onoon tparen nod
nitt Dercit, Die Menner -Hcgierung
in Seiterreid an3uerfennen unS
lpollten nid)ts non Der ruii'den
8orihldscn luiellen, o;e italieniifen
&olonien l., Mfrifa unter elne inter-
rationale creubdnosricNait 5u iteaen.
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