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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
Winter Parkers; Chestnut
Street Win In Grummer Loon

field, averting the Hemenway
threat.
Norman Chadwick, Chestnut
mentor, named Jimmy Schulkin,
1von James,, and Claude King as
heading both the defensive and Of
fensive play of the victorious Bears,
while Whedbee proclaimed Rudy
Caps and Gene Potter stand-outs
on the Hemenway eleven.
Sunset Wins
Sunset Parks win over the
downtrodden Winter Park outfit
marked their initial conference
victory against two previous losses.
The Sunset lads jumped to an
early advantage, marking up thir-
teen points in the first period on a
pair of end runs by Jimmy Craw-
ford, and scoring twice more in the
second stanza on and end-around
by Jimmy Switzerland and a %
yard pass from Crawford to Ad-
Olson Brinson; totaling the score to
$50 at the end of the first half.
The Winter Parksters came back
after a stern halftime verbal lash
ing from coach Ed Lamb to prove
much less vulnerable on defense,
allowing coach Mike Miclaelis's
Sunset eleven to annex but one
more tally the entire last half. The
Sunsetters' final score resulted on
another end-around by Switzerland
when he took the ball on his own
thirty-five and dashed 70 yards
to hte promised land, making the
standing 800.
The Winter Park aggregation
brought the ball into scoring dis
lance in the final seconds when
Jackie Afford broke loose and
picked up fifty yards down to the
Sunset Park % yard line. How
ever the final whistle was sounded
before the Winter Park pigskin-
ners could attempt to capitalize
on their position.
Buddy Flowers and Joe Glenn
mons took defensive honors for the
victorious Sunsetters, while Dural
Worrell handled the heavy work
for the woe-begone Winter Park
ians.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
Levy Heath Leads Enterprise
To 1876 Win Over BULLDOGS

The only Sports Center I'd came
in the first halt when Warren toss
ed a seven yard pass to E. G. Britt.
An extra point aerial attempt was
dropped by the Bulldog end.
Lineups yer as follows: Enter
prise Sports Shop-Bruce Clark,
left end; Levy Heath, right end;
Bill Stone, center; Gerald Stone,
quarterback; Walter Murphee, left
halfback; Cecil Heath, right half
back.
For Sports Center - Robert
Brown, left end; E. G. Britt, right
end; Herbert Lewis, center; War
rem, left halfback; Jimmy Stouden-
mire, right halfback; and Billy
Smith. quarterback,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
|UNC'S SHIPPERS
PROMOTE PLAYERS
Walt Pupa, Dan Stiegman,
Bill Maceyko, Billy Myers
Run First Team

CHAPEL HILL, Oct. 22-P)-
Several players were advanced
higher in the ranks either because
Of their good work against Nevy
or the bullying injury list as North
Cardinals Tar Heels pushed prep
arations Tuesday for the homecom-
ing game with Florida's Gators
here Saturday.
Walt Pupa, who scored twice
against the Middies, ran at full
back while the injured regular,
Hosea, Rodgers, stood on the side
lines. Center Chan Highsmith, also
a cripple, watched as Dan Stieg-
man ran at center. Charlie Justice,
with two separated ribs, was also
a sidelines observer with Bill
Maceyko and Billy Myers run.
ming mostly in his place.
Joe Kosinski, who starred at
fullback for the Jayvees in their
win over Naval Apprentice last
week, was back in the varsity
ranks in that position. Previously
he had been operating at blocking
back. Baxter FARRELL, Len Szafaryn,
Art Weiner and Larry Klosterman
had whirls in the number one
unit. There was heavy contact
work.
Guard Sid Varney, tackle Ernie
Williamson and back Johnny
Clements were among those in
light gear and it is doubtful that
either will see action against Ray
VOLTS upswinging Gators.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23

Included in the list OF guests
are city and county officials from
several counties in this section Of
the state. H. A. pat" Pattrill, Of
the Tide Water Power Company
has been selected to serve AZ
POSTMASTER for the gala affair.
Following an introduction OF
guests, Louis Orrell, president OF
the SENCBA will announce the
plans for the 1947 rodeo, which
are expected TO be much larger
than this years $4,000 event. A
committee has been working on
the plans for next year for some
time now and a real surprise is
in store for the fishermen.
Lieut.. Gov. Ballentine will pre-
sent the major awards to Tommy
Williams, Eugene Lewis and W.
l.. Condrades after Jack Cowie
has completed the presentation of
the prizes to the minor prize win
|ners.
Williams, a local automobile
mechanic will receive a check for
$500 for his catch for a sailfish.
Lewis, who is from Southport, will
be presented a check for 500 for
making the best catch from the
surf and Condrades, of Charlotte,
will also receive $100 for making
the best catch from a pier.
Bruce Etheridge will deliver the
main address and he is expected
to bring a message Of vital i'm
portance to the fishermen OF this
section.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
Fishing Banquet Scheduled For Tonight
Given Eauorite Role
Against Goldsboro Quakes

lima, proved his pitching ability
by unfurling a IS year aerial
to Stewart in the EMF game
Friday.
News coming from yester-
days pigskin practice reveals
that 1879 pound "Butch' Swart
Is back at his left guard post
again even though he was
bruised up Monday. The same
goes for Craig Hampton. Bill
Kuhn is now the lone regular
who may not get in Fridays
game with GoIdsboro High
and his slot is being well filled
by Lloyd Honeycutt, 1856 pound
tackle, who starred In the EMF
trouncing.
Buddy Bridges, Wildcat CO.
captain, has not displayed his
a brilliance in games yet, but
began pulling in passes as of
old yesterday, and proved a
standout on defense.
Cecil Dillon, second string
guard, is really giving Irwin
Gore a battle for the starting
guard position Friday. He look
ed better each day with. his
slashing, bruising defensive
work. b..
The Wilmington coaching
staff will probably finish up
the heavy practice drills this
afternoon So as to prevent any
last minute injuries to key
linemen or backs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
STAR-NEWS CARRIERS
WERE GUESTS OF RS
SHOWS LAST NIGHT

The Wilmington Star-News
Carriers were the guests Of
Jimmy Rafferty, and the RS
shows at Legion Field last
night.
The young newsboys were
given free rides on some of the
many devices at the amuse-
ment show. Approximately IS
carriers Of the two papers en-
joyed the evening.
They were escorted during
the rides by the district man
ayers Of the circulation de-
partment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23

The new founded aerial
attack of the New Hanover
High school Wildcats will give
them the always unw2come
role of favorites Friday night,
when the Cats encounter the
formidable Goldsboro Earth
quakes at Legion Stadium.
In the first three Wilmington
games against non-conference
opponents New Hanover kept
their powerful overhead often
sive in the bag, waiting to
spring it on Rocky Mount and
Raleigh, but now since all the
Eastern Conference elevens
know they have potential pas
sing stars in Herman Wick,
Louis Sykes, and Rudy john
son. MINIS will probably let
go with everything against
G%oldsboro Friday.
Wick. whose right arm hamp-
cred his throwing in the first
three tits, now can throw with
true accuracy at glued-finger
ends like Billy Mason, Buddy
Bridges and Bobby Stewart.
Sykes, who in many local fans
opinion Is the greatest tosser
to come out of MINIS since
the Market street school start
ed its athletic program back
In the early part Of the 10th
century, always shines at the
passing game. johnson, full
back. flash from South Caro-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
Wake Forest Drills
On Goal Line Stand

WAKE FOREST, Oct. 22-P-
Coach D. c. (Pinhead) Walker
isn't exactly a pessimist, but he
showed Tuesday that he believed
in being practical when he drilled
his Wake Forest gridders in max
ing goal line stands in preparations
for meeting Tennessee at Knoxville
Saturday.
The Deacons also practiced pass
defense and rushing defense in {
spirited scrimmage against a re
serve team using Tennessee plays
Pass defense was especially EN-
phasized because N. c. State
scored its two touchdowns in de
feating Wake Forest last Saturday
on aerials.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
WILLISTON PREPARES
FOR NEW BERN GAME

Williston High school will be
seeking its second straight lop-
sided victory when the Tiger
eleven embarks to New Bern
Thursday where they tangle with
the New Bern High eleven.
The Williston club, already rat
ed heavy favorites because Of their
$50 triumph over Fayetteville last
Friday, was reported in top ply
steal condition by Coaches Robin
son and Williams in recent prac-
tees.
Russell is expected to carry the
bulk of Williston's running often
sive from his tailback position be-
cause of his splendid performance
against Fayetteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
Army Still Rated First Team
In Nation By Sports Scnibes
|Notre Dame, Texas, Tenn.
Closely Follow Cadets;
Carolina 10th

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-R-
Army, which gained added pres
tige by it's 4s-14 humping of
Columbia, was installed more
firmly than ever as the nations
o u t standing collegiate gridiron
power Tuesday by writer's who
voted in the Associated Press
weekly poll to select the ten top
teams.
OF the 1856 experts who partici-
pated, 112 of them picked Coach
Earl (Red) Blaik's Black Knights
as the No. / team outright and
another split his ballot, giving
Army, Notre Dame. Texas and
Pennsylvania a share in his first
place vote.
Notre Dame and Texas retained
their respective second and third
positions in the b~alloting as Ala
bama, stopped by Tennessee, 1910,
skidded out of the first ten to be
replaced in the select circle by
North Carolina, 21-14 conqueror of
Navy.
Both Notre Dame and Texas lost
first-place votes to Army, the
Irish winding up with 81 and the
Longhorns with 10, in addition tc
the tie.
Tennessee moved up from ninth
place to the fourth slot and earned
six firstplace- votes by virtue of its
triumph over Alabama. UCLA
hard-pressed to beat California
1876, received two first-place votes
but slipped from fourth to fifth
with Pennsylvania holding the No
6 spot.
Georgia replaced Alabama as
the No. Z team, moving up a notch
as the Crimson Tide dropped te
18th place, and Northwestern and
Michigan, who played a 14-14 tie,
actually wound up in an eight
place deadlock in the poll. North
Carolina jumped from 18th place
to become the No. 10 team. A
week ago, Michigan was fifth and
Northwestern tenth.
Standings of the top ten teams
(first place votes in parentheses;
points based on 1O-9-8-7-6-54-3-2-1-
System):
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
CITY TACKLES
B~LADENBORO OUTFIT

Tabor City's up-and-coming foot
ball eleven, which downed Chad.
bourn 10 to O., last Thursday, faces
Rladenboro this week. The game
will be played there.
With two victories, two defeats
and one tie game on the season
record, the Tabor City team is
figured to have an excellent chance
against Bladenboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
Bill Miner Carries Duke
Hopes For Army Encounter
Biz ALL American Guard
Ca led One OF Nations
Greatest Linemen

DURHAM, N. C. Oct 22-(P-Any
hope Duke University's football
Blue Devils have of slowing down
Mr.. Inside and Mr.. Outside when
they go against Army in New
York's Polo Grounds Saturday
rest chiefly on the capable
shoulders of one Charles Edgar
Milne
This Miner fellow. who for
some reason carried the nickname
Of Bill, is Captain of Wallace
Wade's team and most efficiently
holds down the left guard position.
He is no stranger to the sports
writer's Of tie nation In 1913, before
ne left for a three year hitch as
a Lieutenant in the Marines, he
was picked by a great number
Of the writer's on the first All-Amer-
lea football team. The others
placed him on their second and
third teams.
mat year he was a member Of
a Blue Devil outfit which lost
only one game in nine-and that
BY one point to Navy.
At the close of that season he
went out with the Marines and
aopped around most of tee Islands
In the Pacific including service
with the first occupation forces
IN Japan.
mat tour took some football out
u Miner and he was slow to round
mo shape in fall practices. But
SAen the first game rolled around
lie was ready and in those first
" losing contests with State and
tennessee he regained all that
old-time ability.
against Navy in the third game
Ne was simply terrific. He led a
luxe line which for that third
psIloo against the Midshipmen
as as fine extensively as any
IuAe forward wall. in years. The
a.As could have walked through
WIG noles Miner and his mates
.ete opening. Last week he was
outstanding in the 40 no
M5 victory over Richmond.
,bs Inner professionally is one OF
y. llnest llnemen in football today
. sSes that speed to great advan-
nls on leading Duke offensive
ne Is potent on defense with
,"enlng-like charge and an un-
o ana ability to diagnose op-
tbin1 plays. And to top every
MAN else, he is a great team
II. Blue Devil guard halls from
|no,a owl Of Waynesville, IN the
IN. .alns Of Western North Caro-
winch gave Duke one of its
cranstst players of all-time, Fred
IN Tasd, All-America tackle o.
... WEN the All-America solicitors
Eysi.. Chewing their pencils to list
bett. 1870 picks they could do nc
Niln 'han write the name of Bill
r,,. sF OF Duke in at one of the
n nv Nv posts-but, he'll show 'em
New York Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
Ghaul Signs For South!

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. % -
R- Manager Champ Pickens OF
the Blue-Gray Association Tuesday
announced the name OF the first
player to be signed for the Annual
North-South football classic here
on December %.
He is Harry Ghaul, captain and
backfield star of the Miami Uni
versity team and the nations
leading punter in 1915. He wired
his acceptance of an offer to play
for the South.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
RESIGNS

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 22.-(R)-Jack
Meagher, head coach of the Miami
Seahawks of the All-America pref
essional football conference, re-
signed Tuesday.
Meagher, whose Seahawks have
lost five out of six games in con-
ference completion this fall, hand
ed his resignation to he Seahawks'
board of directors who accepted it
without comment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
COBB THINKS WILLIAMS
HALTED

ROYSTON, Ga, Oct. 22.-(PH
Ty Cobb, who could hit them any
where, believes American League
clubs will stop Ted williams next
year unless the Boston Red Sox
slugser changes hip batting stance
and learns to place his drives.
The Georgia Peach said the St.
Louis Cardinals tanned Williams
with an overshifted defense and in
side pitching, then added, II don't
see why American League teams
cant stop him the same way"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23
Lieut.: Coz. Bauentine Will
Present Awards To Fishermen
First Annual SENCBA Banquet To Be Held
At The Ocean Plaza Club At Caro-
lima Beach At $3.50 O'clock !
By ROY COOK

North Carolina fishermen will gather tonight at the
Ocean Plaza Club at Carolina Beach at $50 o'clock for the
first annual Southeastern North Carolina Beach Associa-
ton Fishing Rodeo Banquet.
Lieut.. Gov. L. Y. Stag Ballentine is scheduled to
present the major awards to the winners of the recent Fish
ing Rodeo sponsored by the SENCBA. R. Bruce Etheridge,
Director of the North Carolina department of Conservation
and Development will deliver the main address, it was an
nounced last night by Jack CoWie. director Of the Rodeo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23

The second ten: 11-Alabama,
rs; 12-North Carolina State, 81;
13-Duke, SO; 14-Oklahoma, IS;
15-Georgia Tech, SO; 16-Rice, 43;
17-1owa, AZ; 18-William and
Mary, IA; 19-Oregon, II; 20
Harvard, II.
Others receiving one or more
points: Illinois and st. Mary's
California;, 10 each; Arkansas, 8;
Columbia, Stanford and California,
8 each; Louisiana State, 4; Tulsa,
Navy, Oklahoma City u, Cornell
and Texas Tech 3 each; Southern
California, Delaware, B radley
Tech, 2 each; Oklahoma A. and
M, Wake Forest, South Carolina,
Kentucky, Detroit, Muhlenberg,
Potomac State, 1 each.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-23

-oSIi For Newspaper Service
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of Variety, and head OF the motion
picture chain. That for the Boys
Club OF Washington was accepted
by Frank r. Jelleff, for the Junior
Police and Citizens Corps by John
J. Corson.
The luncheon entertainment was
provided acts from the Capitol and
Howard Theaters, with music by
Morgan Baer's Quartet.
A fashion show drew the largest
women's attendance at a club affair
of the season.
X X X X
Bulletin board: Scarlet Street
will be held for a second week at
Keith's, with a new issue of the
This Is America" series dealing
with the Tennessee Valley Author
ity. MY Name Is Julie Ross, ~
mentioned earlier in the column
will open at the Hippodrome to-
day. Definitely set for a second
week at the Little Theater is "The
Last Chance" Washington will
see the Theater Guilds production
Of 1.-THE Merry Wives Of Windsor, u
with Charles Coburn, for two weeks
beginning April 20. i. The produc-
ton will start an indefinite run In
Chicago on May ~.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
= TUESDAY. FEBRUARY a. sn.
New Definition for Sleeper;
Revolution in Press-Agentry
By jay Cormody

The dings in the bewchng but they sometimes
as bewitchd
the press department of the Hppodrome Theater
picture
motion picture that becomes box office hit complete
Who that is true counting upon producing
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oh. well.
A drama desk no sooner RECEIVERS
from that one when it picks up the
second piece from the literary de-
partment of David O. Selznick her.
alding-but in dignified terms-a
revolution.
Mr.. Selznick, the announcement
sidles along to say. is sending four of
the most beautiful girls around the
country to act as press agents for his
picture Duel in the Sum-" and in
cidentally to promote motion pic
lures generally.
The girls are Commander in Chief
Anita Colby, Florence Pritchett, for
mer Powers model; Inga Arvad, for
mer columnist, and Laura Wells, an
other erstwhile Powers model.
The paragraph summing up the
girls duties reads:
"On their oast-to-coast itinerary
which will require three months be-
fore the girls converge in New York,
they will meet with Governors
Mayors and civic leaders. They will
sell Hollywood to luncheon clubs and
civic groups, act as judges at beauty
contests and make personal appear
ances at public gatherings"
Miss Colby, of course, is quite an
old hand at being ambassadress
plenipotentiary for Mr.. Senznick,
and Governors, Mayors and civic
leaders can take it from drama desks
which know that their jobs are 60
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ing to be touched with a new CLAM
our District Commissioners. which
are not mentioned, probably because
Mr.. Selznick's department is not
familiar with the municipal structure
here. already are well indoctrinated
on the glamour score.
It is no reflection upon Miss Wells,
who no doubt is beautiful girl and
very brainy, but there may well be
those who rue the division of the
country which puts Washington in
her territory. After all, Miss Colby
is a local girl and through the years
a few of her fellow citizens in the
business of dealing with motion pic
ture press agents have formed a
deep attachment for her.
The real revolutionary effect of
the Selznick program is likely to be
In drama departments. After all,
Governors, Mayors and civic lead
ers have not been exposed to decades
OF male press agents. They have
been rather special type, easy
going, lackadasical men whose ap-
pearance at public gatherings" or
at luncheon clubs would be as dis
dainful to them as to the public
gathering. AS for judging beauty
contests, we have never met one
whose association with the film
glamour girls has not created an
occupational malady which the press
agent would be glad to trade for
ulcers.
With gallant bow to Miss Wells,
the one who is coming here, it is to
be hoped that her coming will not
mean the disappearance of the old
fashioned advance man. A fine, di-
lapidated cynic he was, and it would
be a shame never to look upon his
like again.
Two institutions serving the in
terests of boys in the Nations Capt.
tai are each $3.50 richer today as
a result of Variety Clubs generosity.
The two, the Boys Club of Wash
ington and the Junior Police and
Citizens Corps, were presented with
the clubs checks at yesterdays VAL
entine luncheon, at which the
Lichtman theaters were hosts. Pres
entation of the checks was made by
Abe Lichtman, former chief barker
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Iversal for lead in Canyon Pas
sage" Rank Is throwing rocks at
Hollywood" Quoth Charlie. Any
way, the Roc has now finished her
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TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
ADJUSTMENTS.

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature Ii
Presented.
L IT, II -. N
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By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD


Van johnson has bodyguard OF
two-Peter Lawford and Keenan,
Wynn-during his stay in New York
Lawford and Wynn left Hollywood
last Friday. Van joins them at the
Waldorf this week. Before
Lawford left town asked him
about his rumored engagement to
Evelyn Keyes. II haven't seen her
since New Year eve" said Peter
Something tells me that the three
gentlemen from Hollywood will
have quite time in New York.
Joan Crawford teamed with David
Niven in 1.-THE Secret" for Warmers
And young Barbara Bel Geddes has
finally succumbed to movie offers
showered on her and has a
part in the picture with Joan and
David. Louise Allbritton is fed
up with movie making. She wants
to return to Texas-"where I be-
long" says Louise. There Is moth
ing the matter with Hollywood that
a good picture would not cure-for
Louise. And she rates 1t. The gal
can act and Is beautiful.
Bling Crosby and Frank Sinatra
In the same picture. And they will
be directed by Leo McCarey. That's
a good combination in any language
or song. The deal was made pos
sible because RKO has a one-picture
deal with Sinatra. And Bing has
promised another to McCarey, to be
released through RKO. !. Irene
DUNES stipulation to star in Life
With Father" is that the picture be
made in Technicolor. 1t will be,
Irene. Gregory Peck has Cancelled
his New York vacation to remain
here with wife Greta They expect
a new baby in August. Lana
Turner wires that she Is bringing
back two dozen pairs of nylons from
South America. So that's where
they all are
Joan Barry's agent tried-and
failed-to book her at the Holly
wood night club where Jackie Coo
gan is doing satire on 1.-THE Kid"
If you remember, Jackie came to
fame in this long-ago picture with
Charlie Chaplin. . Veronica Lake
wants her release from Paramount.
She hopes to be an independent
producer with husband Andre De
10th. I saw Veronica at Looks
award party at Ciro's and having
babies evidently agrees with her, be-
cause she never looked prettier.
And talking about babies, Deanna
Durbin is now mama. Her Jessica
Louise was born last Thursday
morning. Deanna reports back for
work in June In Josephine"
Lon McAllister with Peggy Ann
Garner at Ciro's. Lon tells me he'll
be out of the air force within a few
weeks and his first picture for Boss
Sol Lesser is THE Red House" He
plays farm boy. We're looking
for an unknown girl to play oppo-
site me-" says Lon Take 1t easy,
girls. Reason for Ann Sothern's
current presence in New York is to
see her radio sponsors and to insist
on better writer's for her "Maisie''
air show. She rates the best, boys.
:. Heard during the week end that
jeffrey Lynn, now a major in the