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FARM ana GARDEN.

TREES REMOVED, any size; transplan,tt-
ing, cutters cleaned, driveways: walks,
steps. walls; member Of The American
Landscape Assn. WASHINGTON LAND
scA,FPE Go. pI; e9s7: uN. n.E2:rosd oe63 90 2.
deners prefer dormant planting. Beauti.
p shade and trees AmsTica1 nisns
tulip pin: white. red oak; dogwood, white.
pink: mimosa. red bud. Towering cherry,
holly, Wisteria, large blooming size; speci.
men evergreens for screen and @ @orna,
hemiock, magnolias, azalea gardens are
increasingly popular, all should an,,rs. have
applied now provide vital plant food ana m
humus to starving plant roots when mos,
needed in the spring; 2-yd loads, $25
Wondergro. SIS ton: poultry manure, 1G
bu., SIS; tractor trailer loads, 10 yds., 2C
able; tree surgery, purning: tree remoyal,
proofing. cleaning cutters, fiagstone &C. &C.
etc Call Ii 4225 for free estimate. 81
WANTED TO BUY-Horse or cow manure;
around Hyattsville: haul ourselves. Call
WA S274 after g p.m
Evening star., 1946-12-31
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

W oLEASERssfpntk s M msk.s EsstTSlSs e stdsf
ssrsoa Is RS5fas FOR ssss Raf fs%f
s9e 5Gsa 81 R9ad Et v asvery
brand-new Eureka; APEX. Royal, Wessiing a,tii as
TAsnGRp n Gsl5'nal FIRE ga prdssL ApPL1NeE sis co
sssardag ss a1' eTeninss ils until ~ Pm Il. aasS
Va vviAicfGfGa CLEANER Universal: good con
VACUUM, Eureka, like new. $16.75; Vic
trola, l9i1 hand aeg1 w1lnd' So l4o4 Harvard 81
VI sssE ssFss svs DaHsG
stuaens. naSes $685. 10. o Box 57ss. sas.ss Star
VIOLIN, $25; movie camera, 16-mm. $50
YIOLIN-This is a concert violin which
the owner. professional yiolinist, mus
sell. in order to finance an operation
ment rnaas CO Completely insured by travellers tol
$1,000; I viii sell for Se75; violin mas m
be examined and played at b726 MacAr'
shss sSd ssf for Pm Mr. Il sRiakTESbusd aek R a.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix. perfect Con
WAFER sati2n VI HEATEhs, Agaa cleo; o,.4o. So ane
81 FaEa prses 'i'fa ssE eEsTG 81
10th st. NV, Ma. SoT2. .
"Water Heater Specialists for so Years;
Expert ,nstallatiSnh ISaa y0aN wo g WEBSTER %SaIS
WATER HEATERS, electric, 4o-gallon: f.
year guarantee; $109.6 81 delivered; term
Open ewes till o. No down payment
STEWART BAINUM CO. e912 4th st. NV.
ENGiNEEREp En-, HEATING, gas and elec.
tric appliances get the right PRODUCT
for the. Job and competent tnstalla.
tion with complete instructions on how
to get the most out OF equipment, Sur
yey free BY competsns engineers n Finane; s1I
N. H. ave NV. 1894 Wisconsin ave; nv y
Wisconsin ave: showroom open ewes; TIL y
7h gal tank, 9 at. sand, g vallisneIia. !
bunch cabombs' ramshorn am Nd snaiiS r,anSs
black mollies, / can of food. Open Tues. TIL
8 p.m.-closed Wed Miniature tropica
Aquarium. 390S 18th st., ne. Ho. 53ll
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for apt
size baby grand. Must be in excel. coma
M dealers GIL $500. 81
Evening star., 1946-12-31
AVIATION.

RYAN MONOPLANE. ST 3 KR-160 Kinner.
newly overhauled. new fabric on wings,
new propeller, new engine, 33 hours. VIII
ferry for expense. Price. $1,000. Box
FOR t sALEL1ess Taylorcraft BL-55. Ha.
had over 5000 spent on motor recently
and is now in good condition; best ofieT ofisedT
over Sl.s00 gets 1t. Inquire at, 1880
Southern ave. sc, or during the week al
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Conn. ave. NV. ASK
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHivERs sfiiSiSR Tins INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave NV. DI 100,
PRIVATE PILOTS-Memberships open in q
l0-member fying club on Fairchild PT-2S
$3.50 each fiight time. So per hour DON
AID NJ. vIEDT. MA. 026s. or RA. 389l
EfjxpERT Efjyf AIRCRAFT RECOVERING, spray
Ing, welding sheet metal. engine repairs.
cAA -designated Inspector. SPRINGFIELD
AIRPORT Ajax s342. =
WHY OVERHAUL your motor when it's
cheaper TO install new Continental on
rade-in plan7 Call RE 1898. %
For sALE-DouRlas c-i7. II seats Pratt
a Whitney engines Just certiicated Hyde
Field Clinton, Md SIP. Osss. ID
CESSNA ii0, I0ib, equipped for night and
Instfumr',t hisht, wlll Sacrifee for imms-
dlale tPi. oI trade Phone OIL. $500 MF
NcCloSkEY q
Evening star., 1946-12-31
MoYING. PACKING and STORAGE

VETERANS. starting business. viii moS: y
you day or evening; reasonable rates: hgn'
hauling specially GE, 465l er1,,pn
AK Yqa s6Rp tss sske tes care of
moving day problems; packing. transporta'
tion ana stor age: many years OF expert.
ence have made US specialists in nandnns
ssir seaF Il oSer Prone IL ssss Il Ss5s
sss aGs S1ssSe: "a 60 sras
VfaS VETERAN saH MoSvERs-An new equipment;
all white veteran help. CH. 1901 or OK
WANT LOADS OR PART LOADS to and
from Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Detroit. Chi
cago. St Louis. Kansas City: Denver. New
York R9stSn MoyH HSGos sfoR
XII AaE. ieaas' ATs ss4s Sasi hA0' 'A0'A o
EX-GI-Moving, packing. storage; will
move your trunk or your home; specla
rates to vets. JOHN GLOVER, Gil. GIG
CALL BILL for light hauling ,n5 End moving
FnsN MestN epdS Mo41SG trunk baggase and par
ssl dis51y AYE AZ sE VI shRSf zs
REhksHaEy @AkfNE yETEkASs HA sSsS Saov1NG co.La4:hr
ssTvce fprnsgrs moxlns ss aaa roR RsRns
sToRxdSE; dSSdsS. Day RRsR' Rhsns' 5asi AIex sf s4Sg
1kFERaS. 81srss an fDo4 Just out Of Service VII
move or haul anything, Night or day nc
Job too big or too small EARL, LU. 742l
NEWLON's TRANsFER-careful moving
Of all kind. Light hauling specially
AA55EiLMxSs A5i asss; eFa MovfSG SSns & STORAGE Co.
reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur.
niture as part payment on your moving
storage; local, long dist. moving. IA. 1887
Evening star., 1946-12-31
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

415 End ST.-Rooms, $40 and up per wk.;
some with running water; 8 blks. from
Capitol. good transp. downtown. AT. 35l4.
1910 HoLBRoOK TER. NE, Apt. 2@Pvt
bedroom kit. priyii., for one lady; $50 mo
IT, 1Saa sSaS aS1soY stssF sr. pm %N.E-private home
double room; near bus; iagnd5y nd5y PRIVILEGES;
snoa % heat GiAT s2s Pa e. NEaeW NJ sSSs home all
new furniture. double room, 2.50 month
each: also single room. S25; block on
sss si MARYLAND aRi AVE. N.E.-s blocks from
GaPto large big nsnt
second floor; block from car stop; $40
THE I'll "Gaih GAIENA, 1s2 st. n.e.-Nicely fur
nished,. clean, warm rooms, single bed.
sss m ,nd
liz 5th ST. N.E.-sgle. rm., with running
water. for gentleman; large closet; ayiet;
$6S $6S ls sr. e1sz N'E.-sinsle room for gentle
shower bath; s26 no; Cal after s pr; e
gie AZ SO cfay ffsl 10 Ssrrs S1 Ts Sls4 4ont room
home privileges; $50 mo; settled couple
WOODBRIDGE, e24a Otis st, n.e-warm
single rm.,. newly furnished; In private
home: no children; near restaurant; con-
COLORED-B NE, NEAR I3th-Store
MI. Sterling, GE 1910. URCIOLO REALTY
GG9EohEDH1sns G9 ne 1e1a gnti. Eye PEI sr NE large
front room. couple, clean, moral; S825
no children: private home.
Evening star., 1946-12-31
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-Mp. and "a.

CHEVY CHASE-Private bath. outside en-.
tioa bIoeEs from ete Bethesda. wi WI; Y$5e. ~w5i
ALEXANDRIA. Beverly Hills-Discrimi-
mating Southern family has exceptionaly
nice bedroom for discrimina ling gentle,
man; extra-large semipvt. bath: cony. and
fast transp.; prefer longtime occupant;
restricted; $40 wk. TIE. 5044 2
furn. front rm :,
modern home. h.-w.h.: bus W block; pref.
gent; home Sat; ans aso Sun, and and weekdays
BETHESDA - Large bedrm., new home:
twin beds, newly furnished; easily acces-
sible to Naval Medical Center, movies,
shopping district. $50 each for q $50,
single Phone weekdays, Ma. 1S4S; ewes
and holidays. WI. 5131, MRS. GARDNER
EXCELLENT FURNISHINGS; daytime en-
ployed married couple only, at $40 per mo
from Jan. 6 to May g. after which date
owner occupies: CH. S792, .
EXCELLENT FURNISHINGS to gentleman
for S25 per mo. from Jan. l5 to. April ID
after which date owner occupies. CH
coy DOUBLE ROOM, private home; light
SOUTH ARLINGTON, just below Ridge I'd,
5 min. from Pentagon-single room. gen
tile home: $40 mo. IA. 1692-W. =
ROOM, furnished, overlooking PARK, double
exposure, next to bath: block from bus
$40 mo $3.50 pm. CH. 1000, Ext. AIS.
Evening star., 1946-12-31
RooMs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

I422 HARVARD ST. N.W.-single room
another quiet, refined gentleman $2s2,.5 80
s9ss @si MORRISON ST. N.w.-Large, brisht
Single room. communicating bath; good
transportation; $40 month; gentleman
HOME Hon FOR FOR BUSINESSMAN. Chevy Chase
near Connecticut aye bus; - 20 c.a mingtfas
PEoeTHoMAc RoTEL: 500 18th st: nv:
Ma. 9216--complete hotel service, with
aatsf: Sd s1s Sk Wi with private bath Ass
large rooms. suitable for or more, S27
s1S5 snS uP PcRRfE5sxfEAkE Rf5 xffEk ST. For discrimin
ating % WORKING couple or 2 gentlemen. Mas
ter bedroom, newly done by interior deco
rator, private bath, telephone, porch. ga ga.
room and bar, in exclusive neighborhod
must must Be Seen to be appreciated. $40 per
asP'f sos A1eMoLsoS MS son st. N;w.s!ss is5se
gs rTEonMEap EsnfRfpp r f5o aE hfl to share
room room with another girl. twin beds; next
s1s & bataj aaGEBEe &c FL. F. N.W.-Good transe
auiet ealst pvt p1fi home; gentleman; $40 mo. ia
18th ST. ysssssy for tsF
beds: S25 each per month. MI. 9236. A
GoRDON HOTEL, 916 10th st; NV,
Double rooms with baths, twin beds. 81
daily double rooms ssnator wisn Tunn and SWITCH
1878 1915 sfrs.Te' sT NV. formerly the Miliard
school-Nice clean rooms. especially suit
able for students, from $50 up montn
1895 18th ST. N.W.--Large front room
to Share with another fine man; twin beds;
s9RTensRs 2sU MASS traaSPR Ave R man
share rrn. with another man in newly
redssorateds sgg 5m ID ma,a paq month Sepnife ana
sineie siHHo rooms, % S5.a5 and S.. so: double
rooms, $4; dining room IN building. NO
141s Il Il MASS. AVE. N.W-Lee. front rm.
for 1 or ladies; S35 SINGLE 500 apie'
Aps fasi SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-For gentle;
man, large, single room with screened
porch, $40: double room with twin BEDS
$40 each: newly decorated. nicely fur.
bath, BATH 1unii5nited telephone; convenient to 3
transportation lines; private family. RA'
10S0 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal downtown To-
cation; vacancy for young lady (no single),
ss1s ss9 Dss ssth ms ST. N.w-pvt bath, lgs. pleas;
1902 CONN. AVE, Dupont cirele1Largls arg
dbie room. nicely furn.; large closet, twin
beds; for 2, $25 each per mo. %
GAYTONIA. 1913 10th st. nsw.-An 70 T9oms M
deubyes aeTy special fnsss Weekly
ass a9sDsf TEsRsIsTPtsS sT sS%SpyNcely
room in private home for man; near trans
Evening star., 1946-12-31
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. ond s.W

8l6 G ST. s.E.-Large front twil-bed rm.,
also 2 doubles. in clean. warm home; no
children; $43 mo- ca. room. FIR. 4912. %
100 NEW JERSEY AVE. S.E.-LargeS Sfurn.
Ink. rm.. S55: one-half blk. E st. bus.
1928 TALBERT sT. Sc, near Navy Yard
and Boiling Field--Double rm.; 81 per wk
each: convenient transportation; unlimited
3O87 ALABAMA AVE s.E.-Double room
for 2. master bedroom nicely furn,:: laun,
32O a ST. SE.-Large front rm.. suitable
8 girls. Capitol Hill, near new library;
private home, tel. laund., some cooking
privil.; Sc each Call AT. $500. .
4O2 10th ST. S.E.--Single room for gen.
tleman only: So week. Ii. S725 Il
cooking facilities: couple. $40 month
LIZ IL 59g7i 5.9g7iNr,c Ct sEcsrt,sman: ~ mr.
Boiling Field; conY. transp.; S35 a month
TR. 1854.
I3O 18th ST. S.E.-Nice room and back
Apply 500 Mass ave. ne. =
Evening star., 1946-12-31
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

I4O1 18th ST. N.W-Double. room; va
cancy in double. 2 girls to share triple;
ESsy fpIn GSSd meals so one naber to
share; 2 meals every day. including Sunday.
SLAUGHTER's. 1927 10th st. NV. tnear
SINGLE SHHGni oilsle' ASS DOUBLE RMS. for rent;
convenient transportation Pentagon and
downtn telephone and laundry facilities
Nea. Colonial Village. MRS. MOORE. ,GL
iis6 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Under new man,
agement; exc. meals. plenty OF heat and
hot water; now available, very lge., rm. lot
r Tm. II price, s465o and s4s.5o. DU. 1886
La LARGE Gg Do4BLE sSShL ROOM for girls or en-
share room. twin beds, semiprisate bath;
Southern family; unlim. phone; Slo week
each, including breakfast; dinners optional.
10 Room AND BOARD for refined lady in
private home; large front double room.
semipvt. bath: unlimited phone. 1891
sfsh STR i IaAMFsH2kE AsF RI SssoatsE-A few vacan
cies in this popular guest house special
izine in good food and service. 1712 New
Hampshire ave NV.
young girl; / for young man in double rm. :;
@ sted euesthouses in wash; well-known for
its s00e iD9d sad sass type OF
ISIS ss 18Th ST. N.W.@Nicely furnished
warm rooms for young ladies; switchboard;
ysated o shspe
with another lady; good food. privileges
soas 6 ST. N.w.-Vacancies for young
walking distance from most of Govt.
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE room. near Du-
Circle ror
REQUIRED. Call AID 1900 or DU. 9325. %
Evening star., 1946-12-31
APARTMEFITS EXCHANGED.
IW WORK. FOR WASHINGTON

NEW YORK FOR WASHINGTON - 2
rooms kitchenette and bath in Greenwich
Village, furnished, $50. for 8 large or 4
rooms, unfinished. in Wash. FIR. 04o6
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful 2-bedrm. apt.
choicest section Shore rd: BROOKLYN. r. 4.
for or bedrm apt or house cin,f n aes'ra1iiHl il
ia. 5557 or ia 0S23. .
WILL EXCHANGE lovely 1-bedroom apt
unfurn., in Washington. D. c., for 2.bedrm.
apt, unfurn.. in Chicago. north side. Box
WSasH;SNairoN Sg.s; sSaTi for philsdelphia-Mode ern
suburban 3-bedrm. apt for same size apt.
or house in Philadelphia or suburbs. Box
WAsHINGToN PHILADELPHIA - Ex-
change 2-bedrm. modern apt. for apt. or
ho6se in PHILADELPHIA. Spruce g924-R:
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK CITY or
suburbs-Spacious unfurn. 3-rrn. apt. IN
modern DEVELOPMENT for or rm apt.
1t 333o.
ATTRACTIVE. heated upper duplex, private
entrances. good transp, adults. restricted.
how AT 404H
Evening star., 1946-12-31
ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without
board. for veteran students. at the Ben1a-
min Franklin University. Phone RE. 22o2
BUSINESSWOMAN desires dble room
bath, with privileges, private home. NV;
ref Me. 2100. Ext. 306, after p: m. 2'
unfurnished; could, do a few hours nurs-
ing Box 33I B, Star.
REFINED COUPLE wants large, twin-bed
room, private bath apt. or sublet. excel.
ref, MA. $50, Ext 914. @
GENTLEMAN in foreign diplomatic service
requires furnished double room with bath.
Telephone and small cooking facilities; for
married couple: neighborhood Dupont Cir
Gle Telephone AID. 364o, Ext. 26' from
gURNisHED Fur hSgaiio DOUBLE RMS. in Silver
Spring vicinity. for married veterans at
tending vocational school. Phone SH
1880 Thursday or Friday:
Evening star., 1946-12-31
Apr HOUSES FOR SALE

PETWORTH, NV. 3rd st. mr.. Emerson--
4-family unit, consisting of 2 rms, kit.
dinette and bath, with rear porches; In.
ayiaasl neams s snS o
Shopping. schools, -transp. HAMILTON
REAiTY CO, 1929 Ga. ave-, GE. $500.
Evening star., 1946-12-31
POULTRY and EGGS

NEW YEAR TURKEYS, few young, fat
heavy birds, whole. half; killed while. you
wait Alex 1880 81
LEAVING TOWN, must sell 35 laying hens
about 2 years old. Call WA. 4053.
Evening star., 1946-12-31
APTs. FURN. AND UNFURk.

VETERAN, bringing wife home from hos
pital, urgently needs three-room and bath,
furn. or unfurn. apartment: Sc. or ne:
reasonable rent. Call AT. S194. 2s
Evening star., 1946-12-31
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MAN WILL SHARE EXPENSE, comfortable
Arlington apt. with another reputable man;
cooking facilities. maid service: prlvatee
bedroom. Call holidays and bet. D and z
p.m.. GI. 7406. ~
Evening star., 1946-12-31

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
CATHOLIC GOVERNMENT GIRL wants
board and room. private family; Nativity
or Sacred Heart parish. Box 291-B, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD wanted for boys.
Call DU 234o after pm.
Evening star., 1946-12-31
COOPERATIVE Aprs FOR SALE

VERY DESIRABLE front apt. convenient
location; immediate possession; entrance
hall, living rn., bedrm.. kttchenette and
Y Star 81
Evening star., 1946-12-31

maSk mgSlsg P1TR poIas MSskfAT sf ssss sss
MOTORS repaired and exch.: large stock,
@ qfG a s5yf o sspsnsf s45 Sft ave shh
MOTORS, 1850 to 1870. ". a c.. dc. So
eaasal Sf0 ss ssyndeaxl ex EsD''F5E1oss 5os
sS$SesHsssi:i ssS'sss = n S
heh.p.. aao-voit. so-cycle. S-phase; one
SvGt plss pbsse OK sosgf!s sgfs 17lo
MOTOR, A-h.p;. split phase Call AT
ssa Gs[Gss ses ngas go. szss
eaSipmene MoHan MAhs, inciudins Zoo seats. MELVIN
MEEPpLHGsIT sEEPs Ha5saEF FEFGn Ef1sS cAB Gu IT,
With coils asos g59ii 519is best sye oeT Apply mgr
also also oiI-burning boiler burner unit, sum.
tenn no down payment; SO mo. to pay
PfSfnts RcT HARD%zRE VA c. sS0y s1ss as'
oH oE DsGfNRs BURNERS AND OIL FURNACES
sompsts C Pas sfasns sEKVncE
332l Georgia ave. GE. $3.50. az $685.;
u ss q nsss I'll sgssss ss guam
,rs RhE P1EE a9Ta
OIL BURNERS-Do not be satisfied with
an inferior make of burner when we car
furnish you with lsading name ans,ng burner r,,e
yey and installation, also boilers and radi-
ators in stock + -eplacement or new heat
ing systems: ins. .lled the same week you
terms: payments as low as $13 58 per mo
PORTER ENGINEERING CO.. 531l Geor-
gia ave NV. RA.- 2080: Sunday. 81. 3766
quality gun-type with GE motors and Min
neapolis- Honeywell controls. We can also
install a few complete with 275-gal tank;
one-day installation service Financed
through FHA with 36 months to pay II
desired DAY BROS. 1400 Spring .rd.
NV, AD. 1182. f"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-03
BY Roy Cook

pensions to the managers and
players taking part in the
nights. II the Prexy had is
sued out a few harsh warnings
and maybe a severe fine or
several days suspension to the
managers and players when the
heated arguments first began
10 appear, the league might
nave operated more smoothly.
The windup of the serious
events resulted in the placing
OF Wilmington's manager, Gus
Britain, on baseball's ineligible
list, plus a fine of $100 and the
suspension of Clinton's mana
ger, Van Lingle Mungo and a
fine of $40. Maybe this could
nave been prevented by strict
obeyance of the rules of the
National Professional Base
ball leagues -. We do not
intend to place the blame for
tn "hectic" year o n the
shoulders of the league Of
ficials, but we do feel that they
were entirely too lax in the
early part of the season.
But, if organized baseball is
to survive in Wilmington, or
any other city for that matter,
it will have to be run strictly
according to the rules. no mat
ter what club is affected ...
Baseball is big business and
must be conducted as such 80.
This is not a reflection on any
club owner, manager, player
or official, but just a thought
that a few of the incidents
such as occurred in the circuit
this season, not alone at Legion
Stadium, but at the other five
parks will hinder the progress
of organized baseball in this
section of the state.
The fans, too, must come in
for their part of the blame,
there is no excuse for a fan to
rush onto the field when an
argument begins between play
ers and umpires So let's
think these things over and
work, not fight, to make the
Tobacco State League a bigger
and better league next sea-
son.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-03
BUGS Drop Double Bill To Angler
Season Officially Ends
For Local Baseball Club
Buccaneers Wind Up Tobacco League Sche-
lie With Record Of 81 Victories Against
IS Defeats; Ingle Hurls Both Games

The curtain officially fell on the Wilmington Pirates
Tobacco State league schedule last night at Legion stadium,
as the locals dropped their second contest Of the holiday dou-
BILE bill to the Angier-Fuquay Colts. The Angler club won
the morning game 7 to a and the nightcap 4 to 2.
It can be said that the Pirates ended their season in
the fog" as the umpires were forced to halt the game in
the eighth inning when a heavy mist settled over the play
ing field, making visibility to the players Zero.
In a preview of the game a field day" was held at the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-03
Program Reveals Six Home
Games And Five On
Foreign Soil

The 1916 official football schedule
for the New Hanover High school
Wildcats released by Rupert Brv-
an, school athletic director, disclos-
es that the local entry will play
six games at home and five out of
town.
The Brogden coached crew will
open against Kinston at Kinston,
and follow the non-conference en-
counter by working out with Lau-
firburg and Charleston before their
inst league tilt against powerful
Rocky Mount. Then come Raleigh,
Edward Military Institute, Wilson,
Durham, Fayetteville and finally
Rockingham. Two of NHHS's
toughest battles are set for Legion
sadium-namely Raleigh and Will
son.
Whether there will be grass on
Inc now cleared infield part is the
cnief headache of high school Of
meals. Reports from the players
themselves indicate that the clay
secuon causes more than its share
Vi injuries each season. Grass will
PROBABLY be planted here as soon
ss all scheduled baseball games
end.
yesterday in the 10 am. pigskin
u'llls jim Gibson took the spot
lsnt with his long so odd yard
pun's' Whether his brilliant kicking
VIII give him the punting role,
"Acn was held by Kenneth Rogers
70, Is another question. how
e'eF' Other practice highlights
we're Rudy Johnson's passing, Her
Idn Weeks runbacks, and Co-Cap-
~ ,aln Buddy Bridges pass snagging.
'!VA' who broke his leg a few
ssa's ago at Wilson, showed flash
"s silmpses of his old speed.
nnother sideline is the Wildcats
p0iAilng new uniforms this year.
ne reports about the toys say they
4e'uoe silver jerseys with orange
Ino pack trimmings. Add the new
d Iono outfits, and you have a splen-
NV 1.y dressed local entry marching
'"e held at game time.
IN case you would Ike to clip
W.T. me football schedule here it is:
sp,emoer 13-Kinston at Kinston,
ep'emoer 20-Laurinburg at Will
alngton, September 21-Charleston
Charleston, October 4-Rocky
Nqant at Rocky Mount. October II
:. raleigh at Wilmington, october
%vim,Edwards Military Institute at
a. uinston, October 25-Goldsboro
~ wllmington-November will
n rDn at Wilmington, November g.
-r lam at Durham, November Is
vem @se'tewllle at Fayetteville, No
inner 22-Rockingham at Will
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-03


stadium, such events as Mungo
batting, distance running, distance
throw and other events were stag
ed. The winners of the various con-
tests we're listed as Monterose of
Angler and Ratteree of Angler, An
DIV Poklemba of Wilmington and
Andy Cullen of the Pirates COPIED
of the prizes.
Randolph Ingle, big Buc right
handler, tried to pull an iron man
stunt as he worked both games, but
he finished up on the losing end of
the games.
The Pirates ended their first sea
son in the Tobacco State league
with a record of 81 victories against
65 defeats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-03
Wildcat Grid Schedule
Announced By Officials
NEWSMEN CATCH
LONE MACKEREL

A solitary Spanish mackerel
constituted the total haul yes
terday of seven Tar Heel news
men who inspected. progress Of
the southeastern North Caro-
lima Beach associations fish
ing rodeo on a I3-hour tour
of fishing grounds that carried
them into the Gulf Stream
some 40 miles off the coast.
Jack Cowie, the $1,000 ro-
deo's director, made the catch.
The press party was ferried
on its tour of inspection in a
private vessel owned by E. L.
White.
r. B. Page, publisher Of the
Star-News, Ray Howe. sports
editor of the Charlotte News;
Pete Mcknight, Charlotte News
reporter; Ben Maynard. local
photographer; Ken Noble, pub
licist; and George Haslem.