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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-19

ers, and Michael MarkieWicz, ane
13-year-old James C. Jessie. The
latter says he's the boats boat
swain.
All but young Jessie list their
homes Honolulu.
POLYNESIAN TRADERS-lf you
live along the Inland Waterway
you'll probably see any day now
the Marconi rigged sailing yacht,
Flying Cloud. She's been due to
leave Norfolk for the last couple
Of days.
The Flying Cloud has 7S-foot
mainland 56-foot mizzen-mast and
is IS feet long with draught of
seven feet and seven inches. She
has a 35-horse power auxiliary en-
gine.
The reason she'll be coming this
way is she's on her way to Homo
lulu.
Her owners are listed as Poly
nesian traders
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Along The Cape Fear
RAINING. HALF DIMES

RAINING. HALF DIMES
is probably just a. coincidence, O
course, but Paul T. Marshburn
who has grocery store at 6th ane
Chestnut streets, would like to know
if it's raining half-dimes in Viii
mington.
Yesterday, ALONG THE CAPE
FEAR ran an item about reporter
finding a half-dime coined in 184(
in front of the Courthouse.
Last night Marshburn called in to
say he found one in front of his
store yesterday morning.
Marshburn's was minted in 1858.
Only trouble with it, he reported,
was it has a hole in it.
SOUTH SEA VOYAGE - The
owners plan to use the yacht in
their South Sea trading business
where they buy Oriental antiques,
objects of art, curios, jewelry and
other merchandise. =.
Abroad her will be John M.
Warinner and Ralph A. Doty, own
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-19

WASHINGTON Jan. 18-U.D-
Rep. James M. Curley, D.,
Mass, new mayor of Boston,
and two other defendants were
found guilty tonight by a Fed
eral District Court Jury of con-
spiracy and of using the U. 5.
mails to defraud prospective
war contractors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-19
BULLETIN

Continued on Page Two; Col. S
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-19
FORECAST

cloudiness and Nild Saturday with occa-d
sional light raint Sunday colder.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
NORTHWESTERN
WINS IS TO 81
OVER CAROLINA


CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-R-Fresh-
man Bill Sticklen, making his first
start after being sidelined with a
knee injury, Thursday night scored
16 points to lead Northwestern to a
IS to 81 basketball victory over
North Carolina in. the first game of
IA Chicago Stadium doubleheader.
Northwestern went into the lead
at the start of the game on a field
tgoal by Chuck Tourek and was
never behind. The Wildcats held
a "a to q margin at. halftime and
maintained at least a five point
lead throughout the final period.
Jim Hamilton, North Carolina
freshman, led the Tar Heel scoring
and took second place honors in the
game with six goals and a free
throw. Hamilton compiled his
total by sharp work under the
basket, collecting. four rebound
goals and the other two on short
shots.
The clever passing North Caro-
lima five, previously -undefeated in
four games, simply unable to
work through the Northwestern
defense for their favorite lays
close into the goal. The Wildcats
meanwhile were counting most of
their points on long shots or from
the side of the floor
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
BEATS
: FIRST BAPTIST
ball Up 46-10 Score
Temple Baptist Takes
St. James, Alt

r.;,;+v Methodist outclassed q
INV First Baptist basketball
FfspP iast night at the YMCA tt
"a" . 46-10 victory in the first
s of a doubleheader. Temple
PM net romped over st. James,
Ill., tbe opener Henry Hank
l.1ove and Richard Edwards
[sps sd all scorers with h Il Ar and ~ Il
Ejnts, respectively, to lead the
|@c ca,r: while caudill paced the
s Tsa second ARRAY saw Linwood
|.;ssom Of Temple Baptist drop
| markers through the hoop or
r. field goals and two foul shots
| be the outstanding player Of
l. night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
Georgia Tech Defeats
H. Davidson Five, 55-41

ATLANTA, Dec. 10. -(PH- Al
though their basket work was rag
ged, the Georgia Tech Yellow
Jackets cashed in on enough scor-
ing opportunities here Thursday
night to trounce the Davidson Col.
lege basketball team IS to Il and
wind up their pre-holiday cage
schedule, undefeated.
The North Caro1inians grabbed
an early 4 to 2 lead. but the
Jackets surged ahead in quick
order and never relinquished the
topside of the scoring thereafter,
leading rs to 1S at halftime.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
"Flop Of The Year"

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-R-Billv
Conn was crowned "Flop of the
year" Thursday by IS of the g
writer's who participated in the
Associated Press annual year-end
poll to determine the biggest sports
disappointment in 1916.
Conn's feeble efforts against Joe
Louis in the famed 500 tops
Battle of the Century, at the
Yankee Stadium earned him the
title without much competition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
W0LFPACK PREPS
FOR BOWL TILT

RALEIGH. Dec. 10 - g N.
e. State College football team
thursday stepped up drills for its
New Years day Gator Bowl date
with the University of Oklahoma
by going through two full-speed
sessions in spite of almost-freezing
temperature.
Feathers said Thursday that
twice-daily workouts would con
tinue the rest Of the week. The
team will get a three-day Christ
mas holiday, and is scheduled to
e:atrain here on the night Of De-
cember rs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20

Army VS.. Notre Dame, football
Other first place votes: Enos Slaughter,
baseball; release of Joe Mccarthy and
Jimmy Dykes within "a hours, baseball:
Louis-Conn fight; Ted Bishop, golf; Idaho,
baseball; Idaho VS.. Portland, football:
Wake Forest VS.. Tennessee, football;
Georgia Tech VS.. Louisiana State, foot
ball: Notre Dame. football; Detroit Lions,
football.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
A TO MAKE TRIP

NORMAN, Okla. Dec. 10 -R-
sity OF Oklahoma Sooners said
Thursday A players would make
the trip to Jacksonville, Fla, for
the Gator Bowl football game New
Years day with North Carolina
State.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
E%XCHANGITES LEAVE
WAY OPEN FOR MORE
OFFICER NOMINEES

With annual election of officers
and directors of the Wilmington
Exchange club scheduled for next
week, the club yesterday reopened
nominations for the posts.
In addition to the candidates
nominated last week, the following
names were put on the list:
For second vice-president DR..
R. T. Ronner and Paul Woodson.
For secretary-treasurer - Rus
sell Stone, Ben Gurr. and }. l..
Allegood.
For board of control-R. A. Dun
lea, C. X. Council, and Ben Gurr.
In a vocational talk at yester-
days Exchange meeting, Sam
Houston, owner of the Big Ike shoe
repair shop, reviewed some OF the
odd and amusing experiences OF
his business during the past five
years.
Houston also described the var
ious processes used in repairing
shoes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21

School officials believe we'll over
5000 fans will jam into Legion
Stadium-of them 1900 students in
the bleacher section alone. Others
think that this opening 1916 battle,
although not a conference tussle,
may outdraw the 1000 Rocky
Hamilton, principal Of New Han
Mount crowd of last season. T. T.
over High School, said Thursday at
a Boosters Club meeting he
poets from 5000 to 10, 900 specta.
tors" at some games this year.
Aside from the football encounter
Lieut.. Lacock is planning to parade
his newly uniformed r. o. T. c.
band before the enormous throng at
halftime.
Arrangements have been made
by the Wilmington .Star-News to
have the quarter scores broadcast
ed over radio station WMFD.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
members will also be selling sea-
son tickets, costing $500 for adults
and $3.50 for stud, nts during the
conflict.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
N. C. STATE

RALEIGH, Sept. 20-ReIndi-
vidual attention was given all
players on the N. c. State College
football squad as the coaching
staff sought to perfect maneuvers
of top performers in anticipation
Of Saturday afternoons closed in
trasquad scrimmage.
Big Bert Dressler, freshman
tackle and place-kick artist from
Cabin Creek, w. Va, spent con-
siderable time in kicking the ball.
He consistently got off long kick
offs.
Polishing the passing rhythm
and punting was given to Howard
Turner, Charlie Richkus and Gwyn
Fletcher, all tailbacks.
Linemen were given an extended
session Of driving against block
ing dummys.
Some of the members of the
coaching staff plan to be on hand
Saturday when Presbyterian plays
at Clemson. N. c. State College
invades the Clemson Tigers lair
October S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati, 5-3
Dixie WALKERS
HIT SNAPS JlNX
Triumph Cuts Cardinals
National League Lead
To One Game

BROOKLYN, Sept. 90 up =
Dixie Walkers home run with two
on base broke the jinx Johnny Van
der Nicer had held over the Brook.
lyn Dodgers and gave the fighting
brooks a 5-3 victory Friday over
the Cincinnati Reds
The trimph cut the St. Louis
Cardinals lead over the DODGERS
to one game. The league leaders
were idle Friday, as the Dodgers
and Reds played off a recent IL.
inning scoreless tie. Each team
now has eight games left to play.
Wander Nicer, who had hurled "a
%scoreless innings against the
Dodgers going into Friday game,
ran up four more horse collars be-
fore they got to him il the fifth in.
ming.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
CHAPEL HILL

CHAPEL HILL, Sept. 20-tP-
l0ach Carl Snavely pushed his
North Carolina Tar Heels through
Two hard workouts Friday, much
Of the time being spent in contact
work, and then announced a full
nne s%crimmage for Saturday.
Inc scrimmage will be secret and
leeled off behind closed gates as
lar as the public is concerned.
First team switches had John
landy at left end and Jim Camp
At Wlngback. Tandy did some pass
'ecelVlng and Camp both ran well
md shone, on defense. Charlie
justice continues to take it easy
With Bill Britt filling in for him
At tailback.
Max Spurlin and Bob Mcdonald
were on the sidelines with injuries
'sselved Thursday.
four teams alternated Friday
rough and dummy drills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
STORM DAMAGED
VESSEL ARRIVES
Ship Rescued By Coast
Guard Off Wrightsville
Undergoing Repairs

The "Ann," the 110-foot former
Navy sub-chaser which was res
cued by Oak Island Coast Guards
men late Thursday night off
Wrightsville Beach, limped into
the Port of Wilmington yesterday
where she is now undergoing re
pairs to one of her dead engines
at the Wilmington Iron works, it
was reported last night.
Owned by Xavier Ramirez, OF
Vera Cruz. the vessel was bound
from New York to her Vera Cruz
port when she vas blown off
course by high winds and waves.
With one engine gone dead she
driftedly aimlessly to a point
about three miles off Wrightsville
Beach.
Mistaking the Camp Davis light
for. the Cape Fear river beacon
R. E. Griffiths, her captain, point
ed the craft toward the breakers
Just off the beach's northern ex-
tension. Realizing his dangerous
position. Captain Griffiths imme.
olately sent up rocket flares which
were observed by Police Chief M.
5. Faircloth, c. D. Maffitt, we'll
known shipping agent, and many
other beach residents, who reIayed
the distress signals 70 the Oak
Island Coast Guard station.
The Coast Guard sent out a res
cue crash-boat and helped the
stricken vessel reach the river
safely.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
Fish Rodeo Weekly
Prize Winners To
Be Selected Today

Officials of the South Eastern
North Carolina Beach Associa-
ton Fish Rodeo, announced
last night that the list Of prize
winners for the week ending
Friday would be published in
the Sunday edition Of the Star
News.
Due to the press Of business
engagements, the judges were
unable to meet yesterday after
noon to select the winners.
1t was reported that several
entries were on file at the Rodeo
headquarters and the judges
are scheduled TO meet Saturday
afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
GLLNPSES

cu.BLoTTE, Sept. 20 R =
"a, most of the big boys of the
,r,prn Conference delaying their
..,i,gs another week, North
vi. Conference teams hold the
.siob+ in college football this
gsehend.
Tro intra-conference games
L., booked-Western Carolina
~r.rbers. under Tom Young, who
~.,5sd the University Of North
|nrdjna for one wartime season,
-Ned High Point College Friday
-dt while Saturday night Allan
H Christian opens against Lenoir-
|Hyne at Hickory.
~Appalachian and Guilford also
-;gurated their campaigns. Ap-
~psschian will be host Saturday
II Newberry of South Carolina
News Apprentices Friday night.
Cstawba, victor over Cherry
Marines last week, takes on
Virginia Military Institute Satur-
ay afternoon at Lexington, Va.
|hy Elon of the eight North State
teams is idle this week.
Davidson is the first Southern
Conference team to 60 into action.
The Presbyterians, who cancelled
during the war years, are
hosts to Erskine of South Carolina
night.
The Big Four among the South
EN- Conference squads kick Oft
weekend. Wake Forest starts
operations Friday night against
College in Boston. North
State entertains Duke
md North Carolina tackles Vir-
gilia Tech at Chapel Hill Saturday
Other state games find Atlantic
at Elon Friday night;
Carolina Teachers at Car
ION Newman and High Point at
Saturday afternoon with
Last Kentucky at CataWba Satur-
night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
WHITE SETS PACE
IN MEMPHIS OPEN
Mississippi Golfer Fashions
Four-Under-Pa sc To
Lead Field

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 20-R
-O'Neal (Buck) White of Green
wood, Miss, fashioned a four-un-
der-par 68 over the Chickasaw
course Friday to give him a half
way total of 1873, good for a four
stroke lead in the $4,000 Memphis
Open Golf Tournament.
Continuing his brilliant play, the
35-year-old former army private
added a couple of 34's to the seven
.under-par IS which he shot in the
opening round.
In second place at 1877 is Her
man Keiser, Akron, Ohio, who
coupled a SO Friday with a pre-
vious SO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21

II fair weather blossoms today
then you can expect all kinds Of
razzle-dazzle from the white-uni-
formed Wildcats. Herman Wick will
be taking the ball from quarter
back, operating the fast-opening
ct" formation with line smashes,
end spirits, and occasional pass
plays. The big three behind hefty
Wick are expected to be Louis
"Bubba" Sykes at left halfback,
Jim Gibson at fullback, and Co
Captain Jimmy Piner at right half
back. A second backfield is Johnny
Crowley at quarterback, Linwood
IGrissom at left halfback, Dick Han
son or Rudy johnson at fullback,
and Charlie Smith at right half
back.
Don Hyatt, one of the Eastern "A
Conferences top centers. will lead
the Cat forward wall, backed by
Irwin Gore and Butch" swart at
guards, doc" Venters and Bill
Kuhn at tackles, and Bobby
Stewart and Co-Captain B
Bridges at ends.
This is a fast team, a tricky team
but Laurinburg, even though in a
class below Wilmington, ID by no
means a weak-sister outfit. Coach
Gibson brings a squad, boasting
many lettermen back from last sea-
sons conference winners. The only
advantage New HanC yer High may
hold is it's depth in positions.
Broadcast Scores TN
The scores Of all New Hanover
High school football games will be
broadcast over Radio Station
WMFD at the end Of each quarter,
1t al announced yesterday. The
arrangements were made by the
Wilmington Star-News and R. A..
Dunlea, manager of the radio sta.
ton. Out-of-town game scores will
also be broadcast as soon as avail
able. This service IL offered the
public through the cooperation of
the Star-News and station WMFD.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
PPALACHIA

BOONE, Sept. 0-P)-A strong
Appalachian State Mountaineer
team and a highly regarded eleven
from Newberry College will open
the gridiron season here Saturday
afternoon with what should be a
ripsnorting interstate battle. 1t will
be their first meeting since 1912.
Coach Flucie Stewart has a line
averaging around 200 pounds and
a set of swift, hard-hitting backs,
studded throughout with EXCL
talent to throw against anything
Newberry's willy old veteran of the
gridiron, Bill Laval, will show.
Newberry is rated among the
stronger small college teams.
The kickoff is set for 2:3O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
BY Roy Cook

and furious at Wrightsvill.
Beach ... Several nice CATCH
es being reported, with the
fish average running about one
and one half pounds.
Large catches of Drum are
expected over the weekend,
the "old Timer" told us the
"suds" were forming just right
and the big fellows were sure
to start running sometime over
the weekend.
Herold D.. Muddy Ruel is
expected to arrive in, St. Louis
today to sign his first major
league contract -. He will
manager the Browns.
Climbing out on a weak
limb, we select the following
football winners:
Alabama to beat Furman -.
Clemson will win over Presby-
teriSn. . Davidson will swamp
Erskine 80. VMI will have it
easy over Catawba Il. Ran
dolph Macon will give Rich
mond a real battle, we take
RIM Mississippi will take
a close one from Kentucky. -.
That's enough for this week.
end.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Raleigh IL, Durham O..
Greensboro IL, Rocky Mount
10.
Chapel Hill IL, Graham 0.
Bonneville 20, North Wilkes
boro Z.
Elkin IL, Draper 6.
Columbia City Schools I,
North Charleston 0.
Reidsville Z, Danville 6.
Burlington 13, Gastonia 6.
Concord rs, Statesville 6.
Albermarle 20; WadesbOro 6.
Reynolds (WS) High s, Gray
(WS) High 6 (Tie).
Mineral Springs 10, Asheboro
MISUNDERSTANDING, post
poned.
Wilson-G oldsboro, postponed.
Ayden-Farmville, postponed.
La Grange-Kinston, post
poned.
Henderson-Roanoke Rapids,
postponed.
Fayetteville ~, Sanford o.
Knoxville Young SO, Asheville 3.
Charlotte Tech 0, N. c. School
for Deaf 0 (tie).
Camden 10, Charlotte Harding
0.
Barium' Sprins 7, Mooresville 8.
Lincolnton 10, Kings Mountain Z.
Hill sboro Z. Hanes winston
Salem) 0.
Roxboro 6, Norlina O..
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21

will face one of the strongest Of
fensive teams in the East in their
opener with Boston College on the
Braves field next Friday night.
/, The first and second teams were
placed on defense on the goal, as
the reserves ran the Information
plays of the Boston College Eagles.
The T-formation did work on a few
plays, but on most occasions the
Wake Forest linesmen stood fast.
Rain and mud slowed up drills.
The Wake Forest squad is in
good shape, with only n player
who definitely will miss the game.
He is Richard (Bud) Wedel, stel-
lar left guard. Bud is in the col
lege infirmary where he is be-
ing treated for a back injury. He
has not been able to work out for
two weeks. 1t is hoped that he
will be ready for the Clemson
game here on October II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
DUKE

DURHAM, Sept. 20-PeDuke
and Virginia Tech met in a long
scrimmage in Duke Stadium here
Friday afternoon. No score was
kept.
The Blue Devils and the Cob
blers skirmished for about Two
hours as Coaches Jimmy kl'ts
and Wallace Wade endeavored TO
get a line on their teams before
the next week, the Cob
blers meeting North Carolina at
Chanel Hill while Duke faces N.
c. State at Raleigh.
It marked the second scrlih-
mage session in two weeks for the
Wademen. They went against Will
liam and Mary here last week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
DAVIDSON

DAVIDSON, Sept. &c - up -
Davidson and Erskine resume
football after a wartime lapse
Saturday night when they meet
here at 8 o'clock.
Both teams will be powered by
newcomers to collegiate football
and freshmen will man just about
every position. Guard Stanley
Watts, only letterman on the
Seceder's club, joined the Army
this week leaving Coach Harry
Bolick with a complete void OF
lettered performers.
Coming back after three years
without a varsity team, the Wild
cats list only eight lettermen
from their 1912 and 43 organiza-
tons including such pre-war stars
as Red Bethea, blocking back and
punter extraordinary and George
Peters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
TIGERS TRIUMPH
OVER CLEVELAND
Detroit Stages M light
Swatfeast To Trample
Indians, Is To l

CLEVELAND, Sept. 20 -(P1-
Detroit's Tigers staged a swatfest
at the expense of the Cleveland
Indians Friday, rapping % hits, in
Guiding a home run and two
doubles, to swamp the Tribe Is to
l in the opene- of a four game
series.
Third baseman George Kell pac-
ed the ba-rage with six hits in
seven trips to the plate, including a
double and five singles. The mark
tied an American record held by
numerous players. Dick Wakefield
lofted one over the right field wall
in the fifth with two mates aboard
The Indians used five hurlers in
the wild affair with Allie Reynolds,
Roy Flanagan and Red Embree alb
sorbing most of the heavy stick
,,,o~1r
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
10 Sports PAM.
= sco'o%%
BY Roy Cook

LOCAL It'd BITs-The win
If last weeks ENCBA Fish
s',so will be announced Sum
w. morning The Ninth
Iapual city-wide Golf Iourna-
'',t being held at the Munic-
'J course has been extend
mother week Bill erich
y, savs the players have until
s.,t 20 to complete their semi
vi rounds The New Han
~, High School Wildcats will
Wv Laurinburg tonight at
1,,iOn Stadium, weather pre-
'ating The Wildkitten's,
yaHS 'B" grid squad batteled
NJ Whiteville team to a 0-0 tie
4 Whiteville yesterday after
AN, The Masonboro Ram
,.rs, under the watchful eye
frank Manor, will travel to
melville Sunday afternoon to
r,st the Bladenboro Spinners
fhe second game of the East
Semi-pro championship
,,,ies, The Ramblers won the
fst encounter.
OLA timers report the fish will
ss over this weekend
always do after a Storm"
re angler said -. He is prob
,Ny right for early last night
As Crockers were biting fast
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
Eighteen Survive


GANDER, Mid, Sept. 20.-WD-
IWenty-six persons were killed and
10 survived when a Belgian trans
atiantlc airliner crashed flaming
into a hillside southwest of here
wednesday, rescue parties on the
scene reported by radio Friday.
All the survivors were injured.
II OF them so badly they were
classed as stretcher cases.
"A helicopter was being rushed
here to fly out all but six or eight
OF the survivors considered well
enough to make the rough freak
by foot and boat from the crash
scene to the nearest lake, 5 miles
away.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
Masonboro To Play Bladenboro
In Second Eastern Loon FLAG
Series Contest At MiteuiUe

The Masonbor0 Ramblers Of
Frank Manner will be out to
clinch the Eastern State Lea
que championship Sunday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock, when
they clash with the Bladenboro
Spinners at Whiteville.
Already holding a one game
edge In the two out of three
series, a victory for the Maner-
men would give them their
first pennant in the newly or
ganized league, which was
established earlier this season.
W. A. "Winnie" Brown,
popular southpaw pitcher, will
handle the mound hopes of
Masonboro, but Oliver "Snag"
Allen will be undoubtedly kept
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21

in reserve. Allen hung up a
brilliant 8 to 3 triumph last
week.
The rest. of Masonboro's
lineup consists of Louis Collie,
left field; Bernie Covington,
first base; Linwood Rowan,
short stop; "Snag" Allen, Sec
ond base; Tom Lilies, third
base; Arthur Farrow, right
field; Billy Hardison, center
field; Levy Heath, catcher;
and Brown, pitcher.
For Bladenboro: Stubs, Sec
ond base; Cain, s%hortstop;
Jackson, third Sc; Ham,
mond, first base; Russ, catch
er; Hester, center field; Ben
ton, left field; Hughes, right
field; and Hardy, pitcher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-21
GOLFERS ALLOWED
WEEK TO
COMPLETE ROUNDS
Dates For Semi-F Finals OF
Annual City, Wide Tour
nament Advanced

Bill Crichton, professional at the
Municipal golf course said yester-
day that the playing dates for the
semi-finals of the City-wide Ninth
Annual Golf Tournament had been
advanced until Sunday, Septem-
Der %.
The dates were advanced in or
der to give the players an oppor-
tunity to complete their rounds in
the semi-finals.
The pairings for the semi-finals:
First Flight:-Louis B. Orrell VS.
Ben Washburn, Tom Cobb VS. Billy
Dyke.
Second ~Flight:-Walter Eagle VS.
Frank Mcdaniel, c. c. Odell VS.
j. D. Baton.
Third Flight:-Joe Altohellious
VS. C. W. McClelland, T. c. Damn
vs. H. Cleeve.
Fourth Flight: - Marcus Gold7
stein VS. Leo Palmer. The winner
of this match to play G. S. Step
toe.