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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
T0PPLE
FROM TOP RUNC

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9.-P)-
North Cardinals Tar Heels, pack
ing speed and deception in theil
touchdown-labeled reverses, slow.
ly but decisively kicked william
and Mary's Indians from the tor
rung of the Southern conference
standings at City stadium today,
21-7.
A sellout crowd of 5000 specta.
tors saw North Carolina, unable tc
do much with William and Mary's
stout, husky line in the first quar-
ter, parade out in front midway
in the second stanza when end
Art Weiner took the pigskin from
fullback Walt Pupa on a nifty end
around play and scooted SO yards
to score.
Only two minutes had passed be-
fore the White Phantoms Of Coach
Carl Snavely got in their second
terrific lick of the ball game. The
Tribe from Williamsburg couldn't
gain and kicked out to the William
and Mary As.
Hosea Rodgers, something extra
special as a hard-driving. plunging
fullback, picked up two, then fired
a long pass that end Mike RUBBISH
plucked on the Indian Is and car
ried down to the one, where full
back Chef MacKiewicz nailed him
from behind. Rodgers failed to
gain, but tailback Billy Myers
found a hole and spun down the
center for the touchdown.
North Carolina really put the
game away in the third. Pupa and
quarterback Bill Sutherland pounc-
ed on the pigskin when wingback
Bob Longacre, who had returned
the third quarter kickoff. Seven
plays later, the ball was on the
Indian one, where it was fourth
down. There, the Tar Heels COM
pletely fooled the Indians with a
double reverse. Pupa handed the
ball to tailback Charlie Justice,
who gave it to Jim Camp, the
latter sailing around right end to
score standing up.
Bob Cox kicked all three points
after touchdown for North Caro-
lima.
Trailing 21-0, the Indians took to
the air and charged down the
field for 81 yards and their only
touchdown of the battle. Slingshot
Tommy Korczowski had returned
the Tar Heel kickoff 16 yards to
his SO, and there the drive began.
With Korczowski and Stanley Mag
dziak throwing. the Tribe got to
the Carolina three. From there,
Magdziak logged it over and kick
ed the extra point.
William and Mary's defeat turn
ed the top spot in the Southern
conference over to the South Caro-
lima Gamecocks, who today de-
feated Maryland, 21-17, for their
fourth league triumph without a
setback.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
SPIDERS TRAMPLE
DAVIDSON, 27-6
Richmond Packs Too Much
Ammunition In South
ern Conference Tilt

DAVIDSON, Nov. 9 - R-Un-
loosing a hard-running crew Of
backs, the University of Richmond
Spiders had little trouble scoring
a 27-6 trump over Davidson col
lege here today.
1t was Davidson's third loss to
Virginia teams, the Wildcats hav-
ing lost previously to Virginia
Military and Washington and Lee.
Davidson could not for long faith
ON the Richmond offensive off
the 'T'' with such backs as Jack
Wilbourne, Tom Billingsly, Ed
Ralston and Marion Timberlake,
Davidson threatened early when
they marched from their own 80
to the Richmond 20 with Mack
Erwin, Carl Sheppard and Jim
Slfford spinning and running we'll.
The Davidson attack was rolling
and eating up the yards, but then
Cats took to the air and will
bourne intercepted on the Rich
mond 6 to end it. Davidson had
another chance when Wilbourne
sliced a poor punt out on the
Spider 36, but again Wilbourne
stopped the Cats with an inter-
ception and from this point until
the last period the Spiders had the
upper hand.
Houston Sizer, Don Ford and
Bob Gulick were standouts in the
Richmond line with Wilbourne,
Billingsley, Ralston, Bill Long all
playing five defensive ball in the
backfield.
Johnny Richards, a freshman
who has not played much this
year. spanked the Davidson de-
tense along with Sandy Carnegie,
who came out twice with a bad
leg, Johnny Walker, Carl Eborn,
Pat Williams and Red Bethea
also turned in hard defensive
work with Sheppard and Erwin
running hard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
VIRGINIA TECH
BEATS GENERALS

LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 9.-(P)
Virginia Techs in-and-out foot
ball team put on a rousing Frank
Merriwell finish today to come
from behind in the last minute of
play and turn back the passing
Washington and Lee Generals. 1877,
in a Southern conference game
played before some IL, 1000 excited
fans in Lynchburg's Memorial
stadium.
The Generals were leading, rs,
by virtue of a fourth quarter
touchdown when, in the closing
seconds of the game, halfback
Ralph Beard faded back and pitch
ed a strike to Jimmy Ransone, SUBJ
stitute end, on the w. and L. IS.
Then, after five plays and with only
30 seconds to go. Dave Thomas, in
for Bobby Smith at fullback, plow-
ed over from the one-yard line
to sew up the verdict. Ross Orr
made good the unnecessary point
after touchdown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10

The....
Sideines
DISPATCH FROM BULL CITY
With ELTON CASEY

DI1RHAM. Nov. 9.-Here we are once again entrencheo
in the office of Jack Horner, Sports Eoleor u i .me froo tho
Rul1 civ. It is rather a difficult JOB trying TO get COPY
lust before the Duke-Wake Forest TIL as many 'nousA''
are shooting through this operators mlno d. nou;,s will
In lust two hours, the Deacs ana blue LEWIS W.
souoro off in the spacious Duke stadium IN a real paIlle.
Ed Mann. capable Duke sports publicity chief, told this re-
porter last night that by game time tnls al'ernoon ~ ""eA'
he "nrettv close" to a sell out. ,
Ted. who is back at his old duties after a long nltch
in the Navy, informed us that the Blue Dev'ls are III nls"
spirits and determined to knock the Baptlsts OIL
BOWL "FEELER REPORTED
II is said here that Wake Forest has already been
sent a "feeler" by Sugar bowl officials ana 'lla g
head Walkers forces have definitely turned down an IN
vitation to play in a post-season game In Orlanoo'
Fla. because there wasn't enough money IN II. hemem-
Der the Deacs registered an impressive win over taa o f;rst
Carolina Gamecocks last New Years day In the 1lrs'
annual "Gator bowl in Jacksonville. Fla.
Scribes here think that "if' Wake Forest knocks
off Duke, it will be virtually assured OF a BOW game:
But. we still think that the Deacons shouldn't think OF
bowl talk until they set back the Tar Heels from North
Carolina and The Camecocks from South Carolina
IN c
We talked to ( Charles Allen, president OF the durham
Bulls of the Carolina league early today. He informed US
that the league moguls are interested In addlng wilmington
to the fast circuit. Charlie told us that Leaksvllle was just
before being dropped by the loop as it failed to draw.
Allen said that the directors of the league would meet
in Greensboro, Nov. 1917 at the OHenry hotel. Inc
Greensboro club, pennant winner the past summer, Will be
host at a dinner Saturday night, Nov. 16, while the regular
fall business meeting of the directors will begin at 10
o'clock Sunday morning, Nov. II. =.
This pillar thinks it would be a wise thing if some of
the many interested followers Of Wilmington baseball would
look into Carolina league. After all, it isn't going to come
to us.
X X
CLINIC
The annual rules and Interpretation clinic of the North
State Basketball Officials association will be staged in the
Duke gymnasium starting tomorrow morning. Merrill
(Footsy) Knight, local official, is in charge of the clinic and
some 80 referees and other decision makers are expected to
attend the parley.
The guys who pass their examinations here will Of
ficate both College and High school cage encounters. Our
only hope is that New Hanover High gets better officiating
in basketball than it did here Friday night in the grid tilt
with Durham.
huff said, Ell"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
ARMY. NOTRED DAME BATTLE TO SCORELE%SST TIE
Mighty Football Eleuens Rip
And Slash But Fail To Score

E YORK, Nov. 9.-AP)-Two mighty football
elevens ripped and slashed and tore at each other for ca
action-crammed minutes on the turf of Yankee stadinn, ~
day, and when it was over the fighting Irish of Notre Dama
were forced to settle for a scoreless tie and the distinctino
of having shattered Army's 25-game winning streak ~"
The first great postwar college classic, played befor.
a capacity throng of more than $4,000 in perfect footban
weather, saw the redoubtable Black Nights from West pont
threaten repeatedly after recovering Notre Dame fumbos
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
Tennessee Scores Victory
In Final Minute Of PLAY

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 9-RE
Underdog Mississippi o~utscrapped
and %outscored powered Tennessee
for So IL stirring minutes today
but bowed to superior members
and a last-gasp pass, ID to "A, in
a Southeastern Conference game.
Played before $4,000.
Mississippi's stout forwards chok-
ed off the power of Bob highlands
two first-string machines and it
remained for a lowly third string
en-, J.. R. Proctor, to deliver the
blow that broke the Rebels weary
ing backs.
Proctor, lobbed a 24-yard pass to
Jim Powell, sub end, in the end
zone with only 20 seconds to play
to pull the hard-fought game out
of the fire for the volunteers.
Until then it was all Mississippi
with Coach Red Drew's inspired
forwards pushing the vauated
orange line back on its heels and
Charley Conerly, Ole Miss triple
threat, giving a fine performance
of dead-eye passing, running and
kicking.
All three of Tennessee's scores
came on passes, Proctor to Powell.
Conerly set up and personally
scored both of Mississippi's touch
downs, one in the second period and
another in the third. And his bat
terry mate, big end Ray Poole, kick
ed the two extra points that looked
mighty good until Vols late kayo
punch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
West Virginia Beats
Fordham Rams, 800

MORGANTON, w. Va, Nov. 8.
-P-West Virginia's well-organiz-
ed Mountaineers smothered Ford
hams down-on-luck Rams 80 to 0
today in a game which saw West
Vlrginia's line bring great honor
to itself again.
A crowd of $4,000 sat in Noun
talneer field to see the home out
tit defeat Fordham for the first
time since the teams first met in
New York 10 years ago. 1t was
Fordham's fifth consecutive defeat
OF the season, coming on top of the
$50 shellacking received from
Penn State last week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
Mars Hill Defeats
Lees-McRae, 40

BANNER ELK, Nov. o. @ -
Mars Hill defeated Lees-McRae
14-0 here today on two long touch
down runs. Fullback Martin dash
ed 81 yards for the first score in
the opening quarter, and in the
second quarter w%ingback Sluder
intercepted a Lees-McRae pass and
sprinted rs yards for the second
touchdown. Woods converted both
points.
The second half was scoreless.
Lees-McRae had a nine to six edge
in first downs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10

passes, but they could not score.
Touted as of the most terrific
teams ever to come out of South
Bend, the burly Irish powered "a
yards down to Army's three-yard
stripe in the second quarter in
their only real offensive gesture.
Only the n time did they carry
the ball past midfield, though twice
in the second half they fell upon
Army fumbles in Cadet territory
and could do nothing with the OPP
portunity.
Army's all-conquering team, fac
ing it's first major test from a
team filled with thoughts of re-
venge for beatings absorbed the
past two years, muffed it's best
scoring chance in the opening
period, when it was held for downs
on the Notre Dame 10 after Goble
Bryant, right tackle, had recovered
an Irish tumble on the "a.
It was a bruising, breathless
struggle. Only two Army players,
Felix Doc) Blanchard and Glenn
Davis, the two-time All-America
backfield brilliants, went the route
for the Cadets. The Irish, with a
wealth of warning, prevented either
from breaking away on one of the
long, touchdown runs for which
they have become famous.
Blanchard in 20 smashes at the
Notre Dame defenses had a net
gain of 60 yards to show for a
strenuous afternoon. His usually
elusive little running mate, Davis,
showed a net of SO yards for the
Is times he lugged the leather.
The best either wrote into the
records was a 2-yard sweep around
his left end by Blanchard in the
third period.
Notre Danes big forwards threw
up an almost alright defense
against Army's Wanted running
attack, and seldom could Arnold
Tucker, the Cadets noted passer,
the Irish secondary with his
bullet pegs. Army, though thin in
reserve strength, was equally sue
cessful in fighting off the Notre
Dame steamroller when it was
necessary to dig in.
Johnny Lujack, Notre Danes
quarterback candi-
late, attempted II passes and
completed five of them for So
Tucker, his rival for ma
,ional recognition, and Davis shot
l6 toward hopeful receivers, and
Jour of them connected for an
IDENTICAL 81 yards.
AS Notre Dame was deadly in
,ent upon stopping Davis and
it was Tucker who had
IN opportunity to show his mettle.
signal-caller got off several
If the games most electrifying
'uns, including a 3O-yard dash
rom scrimmage Just as the first
ended, and a 32-yard punt
'eturn that set off a Cadet march
% Note Danes 20 in the third
quarter.
Tucker was out of the fray for
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
QUAKERS WIN

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 Up -
Heroes one week and buns the
next, Pennsylvania Quakers
shook off the effects Of n OF
the biggest upsets of the season
with devastating authority today
as they crushed the Columbia
Lions, Ais, in New York's for
gotten football game.
The Ivy league contest, almost
ignored in the hullabaloo attend
ing the Army-Notre Dame classic,
was overlooked by all the big
towns multitudes except some
3d. 900 souls who huddled in wind
swept Baker field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
L0NCHORNS
CLAW BEARS, III
From Behind To
Capture Contest From
Baylor University


WACO, Tex, Nov. 9-R-After
tumbling and stumbling through
most of the first three quarters,
the Texas Longhorns came from
behind today and capitalized on
two blocked punts to smash the
stubborn Baylor Bears 22-7.
Baylor scared the daylights out
OF Texas by scoring first and keep
ing the play in Longhorn terri
tory most of the first half. The
lone Bear tally came on a "a
yard pass, Ray Hicks to George
Sims. The play climaxed a 40 yard
drive spanked by fullback Jerry
Mangum, who was the outstand-
:ng backfield player.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
Aerial Bombs Beat
Furman University

GREENVILLE, S. c. Nov. g.
RHTossing Bob Thomson I'M
loaded his aerial bombs on Furman
University here today and Virginia
Military Institute rang up 26 to
7 Southern Conference football
victory.
Using a diversified single wing
attack, the Keydets scored three
touchdowns in the first half on
Thomason's accurate pitching and
then matched Furman's lone coun-
ter in the last half. V. M. L. made
IL compilations out of 10 pass at
tempts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
PURCHASE TEAM

WARSAW, Nov. g.. R -Pur-
chase of the Angier-Fuquay base
ball club of the Glass D Tobacco
State League has been announced
by two Warsaw businessmen,
Arthur Apple and W. W. Mariner.
Mariner said a corporation would
be formed in Duplin county to
operate the club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
TURNS PRO

GREENSBORO, Nov. 9-(P)-
The Women's Professional Golfers
association has announced that
Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia,
S. c., a member of the last pre-
War Curtis Cup team, has turned
professional. She will join the
winter of women golfers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10

two plays late in the last per;o,
and Lujack for only a similar sbo1,
period. The tussle between tba
pair for honors at their positins
could have been called a dr.v
though fuckers figures looked w.
ter.
The last chance either team had
to break the deadlock came mid
way Of the last period. when IT,
jack got off a poor kick from b.
goal line and Davis darted if hooI.
from midfield to the Notre Dama
80. Tucker, still hoping for tbat
payroll pass, dropped back LOOKING
for a receiver and took too lorn
The ball was knocked from hi.
hand and Notre Dame recoverod
And from there on a tie was in tbo
books.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10

Substitutes: Army-E, Hayes, Ravery
T. Anderson, Tazvel: G. Drury Ray; c,
Yoeman. Livesay; B, Gustafson. Wet
Notre Dance, Martin, Skoglund. T
Sullivan, Urban; G, Rovai Fischer. c
Wendell; B. Ashbaugh, Cowhig, Com.
pers. Slovak, Swistowicz.
Officials: Referee r. A. Barnum. Wis.
consin; umpire. E. C. Krieger, Ohio U.
linesman, Paul Goebzel, Michigan: field
judge Bill Driving Michigan.
STATISTICS
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power. roller with operator delivered to
your y JOB; CAL WI. 1893 .,,,,rc-ils, i,,,
H1SPI1AL bEDs' ED sno tDEAt BEDDING aN1
1904
SHOVEL, truck crane. back hoe. fast ex-
:aystion Of 6sms ho,stins
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE. one Buckeye
Trencher, telephone Ordway Gle. -lS