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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorius."

A dropped the X and the heart c
was laid down.
That squeezed West again BE-
tween his spade 4 and his dIa-
monds. If he had tossed q di2-
mond. the J. 10 and 4 would have
taken the last three tricks. So he
desperately threw off the spade
A. which va Just as bad. So the
spade K and the diamond J and 70
got the last three tricks, making
an unbid grand slam. That doA-
BILE. counting the extra trick. vas
worth plenty to South. West had
10 chance at all 70 set that con-
tract. Even If he had lGid down
the spade a, then led the J, =
squeeze on the ninth trick with
the last club from North would
have made him choose between
throwing away protection in ore
of three suits ard assured the final
tricks to Sodth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

Pillow LINES, HORSE COLLARS
brides, hame strings, wagon re MS,
back bands, collar pads. Watkins
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
LOST-fOUND

BICYCLE LEFT IN MY GARAGE
last Wednesday night. Owner can
get same by Identifying and pay
ing for this ad. A.. j. Watkins,
Oxford Ro.l. 22-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
BEWARE LONG SUITS

WHOEVER doubles a declarer
that had repeatedly bid n or
two suits is taking a considerable
chance of having his high cards
die without ever taking tricks. The
declarer may be able to run all the
tricks he needs with his long suit
or suits. or pretty near that many,
and in the process he may create
an unsolvable diScarding problem
for the doubler. who finds himself
SOU cred near the end of the hand.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | have
this day qualified as Administrator
of the Estate of the late l.. c. Stone
All persons indebted to said estate
are pleased asked to make lmme-
diate settlement TO the undersigned
CREDITORS of said Esta'e are asked
to file their duly verified claim tC
the undersigned Administrator or his
Attorney within one year OF this
date. or this notice will be PLEADED
in bar Of recovery.
This the 18th day Of January
1916.
L. c. STONE, JR.
Kittrell, Route |, Administrator.
Jasper &. Hicks,
Attorney.
Henderson, N. c.
22-29-5-12-l926
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

West picked what would ordi-
narily seern like his best lead, the
spade ], but it proved highly ex-
pensive. The singleton Q won, the
club Q, the diamond Q covered by
the X and A. then FIVE more clubs.
On the last West had to discard
from the spade A. heart k-J and
diamond 9-S-7 He picked the
heart J. Then the heart 2 to the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

R1OW TORCHES. GASOLINE FRI
pots, electric soldering irons. FL
trio drill, size IA to IL, Alumni
mum levels. hammers, planes. ~
carpnetcr tools. Watkins "
ware Co. ! 9@i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

FARBO - FOR BEAUTIF L
walls. We have a new shlpmen' III
popular pastel colors. $ ID. p, *
age SOC. Watkins Hardware g.
IS 81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

II. O. FALKNER & SON. CON
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
NORTH CAROLINA
ENDS PRACTICE
Tar Heel Eleven Works
Long And Hard On Pass
Defensive

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. = P-
Pass defense was the main ofoer
of the day as North Carolina 5
Tar Heels worked long and hard
Thursday afternoon in their last
full length drill for the important
Southern Conference battle with the
circuit-leading William and Mary
Indians at Richmond Saturday.
There was fair success in break
ing up the pitching of Jayvee toss
ers but the Tar Heels know hal 1t
may be another story when Jackie
Freeman and Stan Magdziak, two
William and Mory slingshot artists,
swing into action.
The Tar Heels will work out
briefly here after lunch Friday and
leave early by bus and automobiles
to Richmond. There will be more
than 40 players in the travelling
squad but Thursday night the per-
sonnet had not been definitely de-
termined pending a last minute
check up on the condition Of some
of the cripples.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
MORE
TILESTON
FROM SPORTS PAGE

Charles Bridges showed up well In
the Catlett forward wall. Shunnie
Potter handled all the reserve work
for the Chesterfields. The victor
ious 'Combers we're handled on the
sidelines by David Sparks while
Eel-head Harriss tutored the Cat
lettonians.
The Tileston victory proved them
to be the potential champions IN
the Number One Loop. Although the
Purple Phantoms are slated to
tangle with Sunset Park and Lake
Forest next week, the conference
crown doesn't shape up to be "too
fur a piece" down the path.
Walter Rogers and Harold Good
son are the toast of Tileston town
today after their outstanding per-
formances in yesterdays all-im-
portant grid-flict.
Late in the first period Chestnut
started a drive on their own 40-yard
stripe and after annexing five con-
secutive first downs scored on a
quarterback sneak by Gerald
Huckabee. Try for extra point was
no good.
Tileston retaliated in the second
stanza when a pass play from Rog-
ers to Goodson was good for a tai
ly. E. G. Britt hit the line for the
conversion, giving Tileston a II
advantage.
Chestnut hit back in the third
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08

ever, Hackney stopped just short
of the outside line, and with the
Wilson reserves on their feet to
screen him, waited for the play to
resume. Then it "a that he tore
down the sidelines to gather in
Dickie Davis's pass and dart into
the locals end-zone for the tally.
Your honor, the prosecution rests.
To get back to this weeks en-
counters. let's make a few feeble
predictions. Well spot Wilmington
over Durham, 27-14; Wilson over
Rocky Mount, 1876; and Fayette-
vile over Raleigh, 20-12.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
Conference Caravans
By Weddell Harriss

not to be forgotten that on OF their
victories was scored over the VIII
son aggregation.
Tho the locals have two de-
feats marked up against them,
a glance over the Eastern con-
ference schedule finds them
with about a .009 chance at the
crown. IF the doWntrodden
Rocky Mount eleven can exc
out a win over the Wilsonites
tonight, IF Wilmington downs
Durham tonight, IF Fayette-
Vile spills Raleigh tonight. and
IF Wilmington topples Fayette-
vile next week, the local pig
SINNERS will enter into a
three-way tie for the loop lead.
Let's briefly scan owe the pos
sibilities of these all-1mportant
tits.
First, the Rocky Mount-wilson
fracas. This is the annual "big
game" of the Railroad City Black
birds, and they've been pointing
all season for the eyes. Also the
scene of action is slated Cor Rocky
Mount and anyone familiar with
these circumstances will readily
agree that this is a tremendous
disadvantage for the visiting Will
son eleven.
Wilmington will naturally be
at a disadvantage by battling
away from home when they
invade the Durham Athletic
Park. but due to their previous
notwithstanding the Wilson
encounter - they should be
slightly favored to top the
Dogs.
Raleigh meets Fayetteville, so
the outlook there isn't too bad
either. However the next week Will
mington meets Fayetteville there
also. hence the Cats will lock
horns under a large handicap for
their conference finale.
Incidentally, last week the
conference schedule for last
Friday night was handed this /,
pillar by 4 member of the New
Hanover Board of Athletics
which had Goldsboro slated to
invade Durham. However, 1t
was brought to our attention
the next day that the slate had
been revised and found Dur
ham travelling to Miami. The
Duurham-Goldsboro affray has
been set for 4 later date.
Not to be digging up any fresh -
but unpleasant - skeletons out of
the closet, but after perusing the
rule book concerning the execution
of Wilson's sleeping end play which
accounted for a decisive score in
last weeks engagement, We found
something that should interest Wild
cat followers.
OFFICIAL FOOTBALL RULES
1946 Rule 10, Section3 Article 1
Unsportsm anlike conduct =.
"Consealing the ball beneath the
clothing, substituting any article
for the ball, using any 'hideout'
play IN which a player takes part
who has apparently been replaced
by a substitute -. shall be deem
ed unsportsmanlike conduct. Pen
atty: Loss Of IS yards" Hence it
appears that Wilmington has, or
rather would have had, every RICH,
to protest the Wilson victory. If
you remember, Madden sent in
four reserves, and five players, one
Of whom was Dick Hackney, trot-
ted toward the Wilson bench. How
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08

when Claude King darted around
end for a score, making the count
1927. However, Tileston replied to
this show of audacity with another
marker, this time Rogers going
over on a IS yard end run. The
aerial duet once
more hit high &c" on a As yard
touchdown heave, making the final
score 1912.
Jimmy Schulken, David Patrick,
and Jack Snow captured defensive
honors for coach Norman Chad
wick's Bears while Reynolds, Bend
err, Hales, and Sandlin stood out
for the Phantoms, skippered by
Al Mellow" Collie.
Carolina Beach is slated to clash
with Bradley Creek Tuesday for
the Number Two circuit champion
ship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
MORE O
NOTRE DAME
FROM SPORTS PAGE

ing On his ankle gone, and Czarob-
ski, still handicapped by a torn
hip muscle, actually got into the
light workout. Simmons. whose
overnight improvement from a
ruptured leg blood vessel was de-
scribed by the school physician as
Remarkable" contented himself
with jogging a dozen times around
the field.
The quick return of Lujack enab1-
ed the Irish - from Coach Frank
Leary right down to the waterboys
- to draw their first comfortable
breath since late Wednesday when
the keyman of the team sprained
his right ankle in the final full
dress drill. Under hot compresses
in the college infirmary all night,
he was examined this morning by
DR.. Joseph Cation. Notre Dame
campus physician, who found the
injury had "responded well to the
treatment"
Johnny showed the sports writer's
travelling with the team how much
OF the swollen lump above the
ankle bone had disappeared, then
logged around the field a few
times without a limp and finally
took his place in the varsity back
field in a sharpening-up session on
pass offensive. Don't worry about
me especially not for this one,"
he said. "I'l be in there"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08

When Coach Leon Brogden's
Wildcats embark FOR Durham this
morning, it will be- with the fervent
hope that their capacity for bad
breaks will be left in Wilmington.
Although the Chesterfield City
eridsters haven't established too
impressive a record this season,
they have proved 10 be a dangerous
bunch to tamper with. The erratic
have picked up two loop
wins against two losses, but its
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
DAVIDSON DRILLS

DAVIDSON, Nov. 7-R-Coach
Bill Story sent his Davidson Wild
cats through a two-hour drill
Thursday but stuck to light work
throughout in view of Saturdays
game here with the University
of Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
IRISH GRID LEADER DIES

DUBLIN. Nov. 7-(P-Dr. Will
liam F. Hooper, president ofthe
Football Association of Ireland
since 1885, died Thursday night
at his home. He played for Ireland
against England in 1910.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
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