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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
ANDERSONS HELD
TO 90 DEADLOCK
Hines Club Displays Good
Form In Touch Football
Tilt AT Strange

The mighty Andersons Sporting
Goods touch football club ran into
its toughest opposition of the sea-
son yesterday, and were fought to
a s~coreless tie by Hines Sports
Shop.
Andersons, which holds first
place in the loop, came on the field
at kickoff time with a perfect
record of no defeats or ties, but
after the smoke had cleared they
not only were unable to score but
also were stopped from getting
first down number one.
Pacing the defensive work for
Hines was Eddie Coley and Tracy
Duval in the backfield and Billy
Pittman in the line. They received
valuable help from Brattz, Ses-
sioms, and Maynard, however.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
W0LFPACK DRILLS
HARD UNDER ARCS

RALEIGH, Nov. IA. -P- The
N. C. State College Wolfpack Thurs
day night practiced for its fourth
straight evening until long after
the lights Of Riddick Stadium were
turned on, and in spite of the con-
certed hard work Coach Beattie
Feathers continued pessimistic
over the Virginia game here Satur-
day.
1--WE have shown some improve
ment in defensive line play follow
ing our weak exhibition last week
in Nashville where Vanderbilt beat
us by TO-" Feathers observed.
"However, we are still far short
Of the form that we need to attain
if we are going to win Saturday -
our offensive patterns r very
ragged"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
DUKE, CAROLINA
JAYVEES CLASH
THIS AFTERNOON

DURHAM, Nov. 14.-F-Duke
and North Carolina Junior Varsity
teams will clash in Duke Stadium
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
a prevue to the Varsity battle to
be staged in Chapel Hill next week.
The Tar Heel Gridders are un-
defeated in three games, having
beaten Navy and Newport News
apprentice School along with a
tie with Virginia.
After losing its opener to High
Point College, the Blue Devils
have come back fast to whip Ma
Wy and Cherry Point.
The Blue Devil and Tar Heel
Soccer teams willmeet in Chapel
Hill in their third battle of the cam
paign. Duke holds victories in each
of the two previous games by the
| score of 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
CAMEC0CKS PREP
FOR DUKE GAME
Concentrate On Defense
Against Potent Blue
Devil Plays

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 14.-R
South Cardinals Gamecocks con-
tinued in football practice to con-
centrate or defense against the
potent Duke University Blue Devils
whom they meet here Saturday.
The Gamecocks were rated from
two to four touchdown underdogs
to the Blue Devils as South Caro-
lima planned to try for its first
Southern Conference championship.
Center Bryant (Junior) Meeks
and left halfback Earl Durham
starred on pass defense, while
|Meeks and fullback Red Harrison
lied defense against Duke ground
plays simulated by a reserve team.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
Wake Forest And Carolina
Polish Plays For Contest
|Deacons Drill On Kicking
As Ia rHeels Brush Tn
Passing Attack

WAKE FOREST, Nov. IA - Up
T. Wake Forests Demon Deacons
Of football Thursday polished their
play for Saturdays Southern Con-
ference date with North Carolina in
Chapel Hill.
Considerable time was given to
extra-point kicking, a feature which
has found the Deacons woefully
weak this season they have made
good on five Of II conversion at.
tempts.
Doing the kicking were 30 Sac.
rinty, senior wingback, and Garry
Feniello, freshman guard. Coach
Douglas c. (Peahead) Walker had
his line and backs also at work
on protection of kickers.
Believing that North Cardinals
pass defense is a weakness that
can he capitalized upon, Walker
spent much time in perfecting his
passing plays. Doing the pitching
were John (Red) Cochran, Nick
|Sacrinty, Tom Fetzer and James
(Bub) Lail.
The deacons also worked on de-
tense in a dummy scrimmage
against Tar Heel plays. This was
followed by a session of spirits
for the entire squad, for, as one
sports writer put, "They want tc
be in shape to chase Charlie (Choo
Choo) Justice"
Reporting for practice for the
first time this week were Ed Roys-
ton, guard, and Nick Ognovich,
blocking back. Each sustained in
juries in the Duke game. Walker
believes both will be ready by
Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
In Sports Pan 90.
@rr.<,.c :, % 9,
W BY Roy Cook

Neale Patrick, sports editor of The Raleigh Times. saws the
National League pennant race of 1916 was a piker compared to the
Eastern North Carolina Class IA high school grid chase.
The down-to-the wire race in the prep football league goes into
tho final week with three eams-FayetteviIe Raleigh and Wilson
still carrying a hope and a prayer at the Eastern Title and the
right to represent the section in the state championship affair.
nd we will have to await the returns of Fridays finales to list the
ttusts-or co-ttists, thus necessitating a playoff.
Favettevilles mad-rushing Bulldogs can claim the hamnion.
ship without a dissenting vote, IF they get by Wilmington. But
that will be a tough order for the Fayettes, who simply cannot be
as near perfect for two straight weeks IS they were against
Raleigh last Friday. The Bulldogs were PINNED and ready that
evening.
Raleigh will have a bearing on the race only if Fayetteville loses
A Bulldog defeat, plus a Raleigh win will heave the crazy race into
a tbree-way tie. Then What?.
Eastern Conference regulations call for playoff games in the
event of a tie between two or more clubs for the top rung.
But if the three way tie should exist, thus necessitating two
Games, spaced over a period of two weeks, the chances are that
e me of the teams will be eliminated by the flip of a coin. The
Other two meeting for the eastern title. It would not be advisable
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
Permission Granted

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.@Pe
The University Of Pennsylvania
campus was painted again last
night but this time with official
permission.
Forty members Of Tau Epsilon
Phi Fraternity used easily washed
off whitewash to paint sidewalks
with such phrases as BEAT
Army" Don't let the Army mule
kick U.s." and Hang Glenn Davis
to the sou apple tree"
Before the Princeton-P enn foot
ball game the campus was invad-
ed and buildings, statues, side
walks and benches painted a bril-
liant orange. Princeton apologized,
remarking there was a "Strong
Presumption the painting was by
Princeton students.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
Williston To Play Durham
At Legion Stadium Tonight

The Williston Tigers will
play host to the strong Hill
side school eleven from Durham
at Legion Stadium tonight at
8 o'clock. One of the largest
crowds of the season is ex-
pected to view the contest.
Today will be homecoming
day for the Williston club and
plans call for a huge parade
this afternoon and the crown
ing of "Miss Williston" at the
stadium during the half-time
intermission.
The parade will form at 3
o'clock at Williston school and
march down Castle street to
Front, then north on Front to
Red Cross and then the process
sion will move east on Red
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
WALTER ROGERS
LEADS WINNERS
Tilestonians Trample Lake
Forest rs To 0 In Num-
Der One Loop
BATS0N STARS
Bradley Creek Falls To
Beachcombers Il To 7
In Numer Two League
BATS0N A
By HARRISS

Both grade school tackle football
circuits wound up their seasons
yesterday as Tilestoa romped over
Lake Forest $50 to cop the crown
in the Number One loop, and Car
dina Beach scored a 27-7 victory
over Bradley Creek to emerge vic
torious in the Number Two con-
ference. Both tits we're staged on
the Thirteenth and Ann streets grid
iron.
Tileston's victory marked the
fifth consecutive win for the South
Fourth Street gridsters and placed
them in the ~undefeated class for
the season. The Carolina Beach
win climaxed play-offs of a three
way tie in the Number Two loop.
The Beach boys previously were
knotted for the lead with Washing
ton Catlett and Bradley Creek, each
eleven having finished their season
with one defeat. The victorious
Beachcombers polished off the Cat
lett outfit, 28-6, and marched on
to down the Creek men by almost
an identical score.
Walter (Runt) Rogers set the
pace for the hard-hitting Tileston-
ians, scoring once in the first pc
iod and twice in the fourth on end
runs Of IS, Is. and Is yards, respec-
lively. E. c. Britt tailed in, the
second stanza for the Phantoms,
hitting the line for ten yards and a
score.
Dalziel Reynolds, Sam Bender,
See TILEsTON on Page Ten
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
SPECIAL TRAIN

The Wilmington Junior Cham
Der Of Commerce will sponsor
a Especial Football Train" to
Fayetteville for the Whining
ton-Fayetteville grid coI%est. It
has been announced by Jaycee
officials.
The special will leave Will
mington at 5 o'clock and arrive
in Fayetteville at 1915 p. m. It
was pointed out that the foot
ball field is only four blocks
from the station. A refresh
ment car will be provided.
The train will leave at 1918
o'clock for the return trip to
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
MOOSE ORDERTEAM
TO STAGE BANQUET
MEETING TONIGHT

The Loyal Order of Moose
softball players will be treat
ed to a banquet tonight at 7
O'clock at the Friendly Cafe
terra, it was announced last
night.
The Moose softball club won
the Hanover league champion
ship this season. A. L. Snow,
business manager of the team
said last night a full attendance
of the players is urged to attend
the meeting,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
Invade Fayetteville For Vital Game Tonight;
Tileston And Carolina Beach Win Grade School CT owns
Mew Hanover High Gndders
Rated As SLIGHT Underdogs
Coach Bill Dole's Fayetteville Powerhouse
Will Present Three System Attack; Local
Squad Reported In Good Condition "a

With the football spotlight Of the Eastern Conference
on them the New Hanover High school Wildcats hit the road
to Fayetteville today for their important football clash with
the loop leading Fayetteville Bulldogs tonight at 8 o'clock.
Pre-game talk places the Cats, despite their two won
two lost record, as only slight underdogs in tonights confer
ence final for Wilmington. Most observers think the locals
are strong enough to stage an upset or battle the Dogs down
to the final whistle on even terms.
If any element swings the scales in favor of Fayette-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
EASTERN LEAGUES
MOST VALUABLE

ELMIRA, N. Y, Nov. 14.-(P}-
Tommy Fine, the Scranton Miners
right-handed mound ace was nam
ed unanimously as the Eastern
Leagues most valuable pitcher for
1916 by the Leagues Baseball Writ
ers' Association, President Glenn
O. Sherwood announced Thursday.
Fine has been recalled by the
American League champion Boston
Red Sox for the 1947 season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15

Tayetteville not only bolted into
+bs Eastern Conference lead, but
+ook over the top rung as the loop
member with the best seasons
record in all games played. The
20 points against Raleigh also
boosted the Bulldogs further out
front in Conference point scoring.
Raleigh leads the scoring for all
games played.
Standings and point scoring in
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15

Cross to tenth and south on
Tenth to the school grounds.
The Williston gridders have
been training earnestly for the
Durham encounter. Thurston
Randall, Russell and Hayes
are expected to star in the
backfield for the locals.
A special section has been
reserved for white spectators,
is was announced yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15

Nub Smith, long-legged Fayette-
vile fullback, vaulted back into
the seasons scoring lead with his
two markers against Raleigh, now
showing a seasons total OF "a
points. Rocky Mounts Bob Page
added one I'd to hold the runner.
up spot, while Bubba Sykes Of
Wilmington is third with AZ. John
Senter Of Raleigh has SO points in
fourth spot.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
BROADCAST SCORES

BROADCAST SCORES
The scores Of the Whining
ton-Fayetteville football game
will be broadcast over radio
station WMFD as soon as they
are available. These broadcasts
are made possible through the
cooperation of the Star-News
and radio station WMFD.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15

Nineteen players with one I'd
for six points are: Jimmy Cain
and Randy Shipstead, Raleigh;
Marion Taylor, John Jackson,
Dwight Garden, E. Mcdonald, Hunt
and Stallings, Durham; Clyde Sui
livan, Wilson; Al Hooks and Char
lie Bachelor, Rocky Mount; Her
man Wick, Doc Venters, Don Hyatt,
Buddy Bridges and Smith, Will
mington; Oscar Bagley, Goldsboro;
Dave Sheriff. and McFadden, Fay
etteville.
Other point scorers: Cockrell,
Rocky Mount, 4; Louis Poole, Ra-
leigh. 2; Pete Booth, Rocky Mount,
2; Hugh Pope and Don Pike,
Goldsboro, and league, Fayettc-
vile, one each.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15

Two Of the hardest hitting heavies
IN action today-Jersey Joe Walcott
s .aooye), Camden, N. j., and Elmer
violent" Ray of Minneapolis, MINI,
CaSh tonight at Madison Square
0a1den IN a ten-round shindy.
halcott turned in one of the most
startling upsets of the 1945-46 fstic
1rason by trouncing the high-ranking
jimmy Bivins. Foxy and strong
armed Jersey Joe puts plenty behind
JUS punches. He's also a masterful
hay is n of the few men in box
ing who can polish off an opponent
alln a single sock. During the past
ulree years he has compiled an i'm
tusing record of Al consecutive VIC
o eolies-4s opponents having been left
''1 Te than winter in Murmansk.
ENJOY the excitement, blow-by-
y on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports
''er American Broadcasting Co. and
'~'O 'l4oO on your diaD 10 p. m,
and remember ~
men LOOK EiTeffeEE
sharp! FEEL sur. Nl
sharp! BE sharp! s4zez1E
oe Gillette Blue HNM
Blades with the ksJE1
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15

vile it will probably be their three
system attack, which has been baf-
fling all teams this year. Coach
Leon Brogden has secuted the Bull
dogs, however, and drilled his
Evening star., 1946-05-04
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hG@s ass sEiMoNT s1ss sspsg sr stNs Nw ia o a9 4h s.
carline-sinsle rm. 3rd. a., next to bath;
6ns, dDls rn lst e. dsn, pyt bath; single. $50;
for two men: nice for two young veterans;
block from carline. e
Evening star., 1946-05-04
ROOMS WANTED.

NURSE. elderly, needs. single room. near
Arlington or Alexandria; grill privil.;
close TO bus. TIE. S436. A.
ONE ROOM, kit and b., needed by Govt.
emp. lady: furn.. or unfurn.: clean and
near transp.; prefer pvt. home. Box 62-E.
EX-OFFICER. mature, Govt. employed.
seeks room, preferably with bath, in select
gentle home. Box 102-E. Star: -
VETERAN. wife and small child ursently
need 1-bedrm. furn. apt. or room with
kitchen privils; Govt. employe. Call HO.
1896
BACHELOR wants room restricted BATH,
near Capitol. P. o. Box l174, Washing
VETERAN AND WIFE, no children. desire
room room With kitchen privileges Call Re-
BELGIAN STUDENT, 2s. nonsmoker and
nondrnker, in WASHINGTON for wSs.,
desires G m rm. and bath, vicinity Conn. ave
BRAZILIAN FAMILY, husband. wife and
child (6 yrs. old. desire to have two
rooms hD $3.50 between 6 pm. and 8
pm and Sunday all day g