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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
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told, he threw 18 passes, complet-
ing 13 to raise his new mai nal
mark for pass completions to 1873
for the season..
All American end Barney Poole
caught four of Conerly's tosses
for a total of So for the season.
beating the old national mark
of so, set by Henry Stanton OF
Arizona in 1941.
It was a dazzling exhibition
by the Rebels from Oxford, which
have been beaten only twice this
season and are dated up with
-CU in the Delta Eowl at Mem
phis for Jan. /. And with Con-
erly setting a new passing rec
ord every time he completed one,
about all State could do was
keep down the score.
Mississippi opened the scoring
shortly before the end OF the
first quarter. Four straight pass
es thrown by Conerly moved the
ball from the State 38 yard line
to the three, from where Buddy
Bowen plunged over.
State came back strong in the
second period and quickly tied
up the game Z to Z, with Shorty
McWilliams in the game for the
first time. Conerly got off poor
kick and State got the ball or
the Mississippi 26. Five plays lat
er Wallace Eagle" Matulich
went over from the six-inch line
Mississippi came right back
however with another score. Will
Glover returned the kickoff to
the so yard line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
STATISTICS

more first downs that the vic.
tors-13 to 8. The Cadets, howe
ever, accumulated their yardage
in large, economy size chunks.
They ground out 234 yards by
rushing to the Middies' 80, and
that provided the difference.
Navy's aerial attack gained "a
yards to Army's 46.
Rowan, one of the nations toy
ball carriers, piled up 148 yards
in 18 attempts for an average Of
8.22 per try. He tossed three
passes and completed two OF
them for 26 yards. All in all, the
boy from Memphis, after having,
played second fiddle for two
years to Glenn Davis and Doe
Blanchard, closed out his foot
ball career at the Academy in q
blaze of glory.
Coach Earl "Red'' Blaik Of
Army was well pleased at tho
outcome of the 48th combat be-
tween the nations armed forces.
81 was very satisfied" he ad-
mitted. "We played our best
game of the year. It was very
fine Navy team-the same one
that nearly took us last year.
He was referring to the fact
that in last years thriller the
middies lost by only 21-18. and
were deprived of what looked
like certain victory only because
time ran out on them and they
were battering at the Army
goal. There was nothing to get
excited about today after Rowan
put on his one-man blitz.
"There's not much to say"
Coach Hamilton gloomed. I'VE
were beaten by a good Ar m Y
team. They made the Breaks
and they deservd to win"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

Virginia scoring touchdown: Grimes.
Point after touchdown: Grimes (place-
ment).
North Carolina scoring touchdowns:
Camp tfor Weant, Powell. Points after
Pupa, Clements, JJustice 2 tfo1 Maceyko)
touchdown: Cox (tfol Powelu 4 ((place-
mentSJ.
observation-disclosures: EEnds, Bessel,
Milne, Mott, Schroeder; tackles, Kirkland,
Barbour, WhitelaW; guards, Dickerson,
Scnulte, Nesblt; centers Campbell,
Walsh; backs, Sullivan, McCrary, Mich
els, Leavitt, Hickman, Papit, Shoaf.
Brown, Osisek and Bailey.
North Carolina Ends, Cooke, Ro-
mano, Pritchard. Tandy, Cox, Weiner;
tackles, Fendick, Logue, Hansen Co.'S
p1to, HazelWood, Smith; guards, Bethe-
role, Mitten, Varney, Wardle RoRberts;
centers, Holdash, Steigman, Bernot;
backs, Justice, Camp Sherman, Bauer,
Bunting, Knox Hayes, RReynolds Har-
tlg, Flamisch, Fitch, Wright, Rodgers
Kennedy, Koontz, Norcross.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Alabama Downs Tough
Miami Team, ZIG

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 29.-
R-Alabama's Sugar Bowl
bound Crimson Tide, in a
delayed action ass ult,
swept over the scrappy Uni
versity of Miami Hurri-
canes Fl to 6 in the Orange
Bowl Stadium tonight in the
regular season finale for
both teams.
A crowd of 27,941 who came
out to see Miami take a severe
licking, and the great Harry
Gilmer in action, sat on the
edge of their seats as the under
dog Miamians counted the initial
touchdown in the opening period
and then held the Tide scoreless
until 20 seconds before the first
half ended.
Alabama returned to dominate
the third quarter and strike pay
dirt twice. While their lead was
never threatened there after
the Hurricanes kept Alabama's
second string in action.
Gilmer was the target for all
of the Miami team and they
kept him pretty well under
wraps. The All-American candi-
date carried the ball Is times
for 81 yards. He tried six passes,
completing but two.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Vols Sparkle
In Upset Win
Over Vandy

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 90
R-A scrapping Tennessee foot
ball. team that had been defeat
ed often, simply wouldn't be
beaten today and came from be-
hind to trample Vanderbilt, II
to Z.
A partisan throng of $4,000
cheered the Vols to their third
straight victory and their fifth
of what has been the worst sea-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
ConerlyHurls
Rebs To Title
LickiingState

STARKVILLE, Miss, Nov. %
- WD - Charlie Conerly passed
and ran Mississippi State dizzy
today to lead the University of
Mississippi to a 80 to IA victory
and it's first Southeastern con-
ference championship before 26,-
900 frenzied fans.
Conerly set up the first Missi-
issippi touchdown, passed for two
more and ran for another. All
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

QluIu.
1t was nip and tuck game,
particularly in the second half,
despite the lack of scoring. The
advantage switched rapidly but
in the end it was two evenly
matched lines which rose up
when the chips were down to
keep their goals uncrossed.
Immediately after the game,
J. harrington Darby, Gator
Bowl representative, told Mary
land Coach Jim Tatum, "Your
boys are still in the running" for
an invitation to play in the Jack
sonville, Fla, Bowl on New
Years Day.
After Maryland made the only
serious scoring feints in the first
half, the offensive fireworks let
loose after the intermission.
Maryland, led by Lu Gambino,
pressed to the eight-yard line in
the third quarter. The Wolfpack
from State got as far as the one
yard in the final period.
On the next punt, Gambino
was back, returning it from his
own 48 to the Wolfpack AZ. He
roamed around left end again
going to the "a, but with Tucker
and Jim LaRue trying their
hand at running it was no 60
and the Terps surrendered the
ball on the 80.
Before the period ended, the
Wolfpack set off a march which
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
EXPANSION?

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-lUD-
The Chicago Sun said in a
copyrighted story tonight
that Commissioner A. B.
(Happy) Chandler would
soon advise major league
baseball to expand into two
1O-team leagues. The story
was written by Milt Wood
ard, Sun baseball writer.
He said the recommended
leagues would include Los
Angeles, San Francisco,
Oakland and Hollywood.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

1Gu. bOU NCy1o1iOs
Tennessee's line, with seven
senior forwards playing their last
game for the Vols, spelled the
difference between the two high
ly-keyed elevens. The Vol line
men repeatedly outcharged the
Vandy line. Often they spilled
Commodore passers before they
could hurl the ball.
After battling to stalemate
in the first period, Vanderbilt
struck first early in the second
period. Halfback Bobby Berry,
whose runs and passes were a
constant threat, faded back for a
pass, feinted and sprinted 50
yards down the sideline for a
touchdown. Zack Clinard, Van
dy's ace kicker, converted from
placement.
Tennessee came back and
marched 62 yards from the kick
off for it's first score. J. B. Proc
tor spanked the drive pitching
one pass to end Jim Powell for
18 yards and another to the same
wingman for II. Proctor then
hit halfback Bob Lund on the
goal line for the score. Hal Little
ford's placement was wide.
The Vols scored early in the
third period, Littleford taking the
first Commodore punt on his own
81 reversing his field and racing
So yards. down the sideline for
the touchdown. Capt. Denver
Crawford, who played a magnif-
icent game at tackle for Tennes-
see, blocked two Commodores
to move Littleford into the clear
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

Substitutions: North Carolina State
Ends; Miller, Phillips, Romanowsky,
Stanton, Sykes. Tackles: Gould, Rees
Smith, F. Wagner. Guards: Barksdale.
Wagner, Watts. centers: Saunders.
Cexalis, Goodman, Joyce, Musser, J..
Backs: Allen, Bozeman Mcleod, Palmer,
Thompson, Richkus.
Maryland-Ends: Davis, Evans, Sinler,
Wingate. Tackles: Drach, Gerula, Good
man, Krause,e Molster. Guards: Broglio,
McHugh SchWarz. Centers: Everson,
Kinney. Rowden. Backs: Bonk, Gam
bino, Ldzik, Larue. RoRth, Turyn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

A weaving, dancing ma
sician. Charlie Justice, ripped
If Gain after gain to support the
nunging and passing of full
hacks Walt Pupa and Hosea
Rodgers and the racing sweeps
Of wingback Jim Camp.
The rout started in the first
minute of the game and the Tar
Heels never let up on the pres
sire
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Justice, Rodgers Magic
Too Much For Virginia;
UNC May Play In LA.

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. -(UP)-The North Carolina
Tar Heels ignored by the major bowls took out it's dsap
nntment on Virginia today, trouncng the Cavaliers 40
IT, with a powerful and versatile offensive.
crowd of 900 sat in sunny weather to watch Caro-
lima crab command by pouncing fumbled kickoff and
never lose its mastery until let Virginia in the
Gu
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
WINS AAU TITLE

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-P-
Curtis Stone pulled away from
Robert Black in the last mile
today to capture the National
A. A. U. cross country champion
ship by some IS yards over the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Carolina Pulverizes Cavaliers 40-7 Get Bowl Invite
Army's Memphis Flash Sinks Midshipmen, 21-O
Rowan Romps 81 Yards
In Play That Breaks
Navy's Scrappy Drive

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29-(P)-Led by their brilliant
172pound fu]back Elwyn Rp) Rowan Of Memphis Tenn,
the Army Cadets rang down their with convincing
21 to victory Navy coorfu spectacle before lol
500 fans at M1nicinal Stadium today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

produced it's big threat Of the
game. They started from their
own 20 after a kick over the
goal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

on passes. Each team had a 43.
yard punting average.
Grimes ground through the line
for the last five yards.
There was no doubt of the su-
perlority of Snavely's proteges
who today captured the 26th VIC
tory in the grid series with Vir-
ginia. There have been three
ties, and the Cavaliers have won
23.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
WOlfpack Holds Terps
To Thrilling 90 Tie

COLLEGE PARK, Md, Nov 29- -QP)-The University
of Maryands burning bowl fever quieted little today
as it met it's match in North Carolina State which battled
the Terrapns to scoreess tie before 100 In Byrd Sta
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

RALEIGH. Nov. 90
(AP)-Members of the
North Carolina football
squad voted tonight to
accept an invitation to
play liz the American
Legion Bowl game at Los
Angeles December 20, the
Raleigh News and OBJ
server will say tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
N. S, State 79Chatham (Elkin)
38
Hanes Hosiery (Winstcn-Sa-
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son in Is years of coaching for
Gen. Bob Neyland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

Before the period ended, the I
Wolfpack set off a march which
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Take My Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
How's Your Accent Today?

We mispronounce many words be-
cause, like the Latin n-American in
the amusing song, we "poot de ac-
CENT upon de wrong syllable.
What a great advantage it would
be if we could work out a simple,
sure-fire rule for placing the accents
on the right syllables! Unfortunate
ly, such rule is impossible in Ian
guage such as ours. for it is COM
posed of borrowings from many other
languages - Anglo-Saxon, French,
Latin, Greek, German, to name
a few, and each has its own method
of accenting.
We must, therefore, learn to pro-
nounce each individual word, and
not rely on blanket rules, for there
are none.
Here are few of the many words
which give us trouble because we are
not sure where the accents belong:
Alias, altimeter, anchovy, applica-
BILE, berserk, carousel, cerebral,
chastisement, coincidence. contrary,
crevasse, despicable, formidable, gon-
dola, grimace, incognito, kilometer,
lamentable, lyceum, moron, museum,
pergola, pilaster, posthumous, pre-
cedence, secretive, solon, superf1ous,
theater, vagary, Yosemite.
Now, as a test of your ability to get
the accents right, pronounce each OF
the above words aloud; then COM
pare your pronunciations with the
following, noting, however, that the
correct pronunciations are not
spelled phonetically, as is usual in
this column. The words are simply
divided into syllables with the ac:-
cented syllables printed in capital
letters:
Alias; al-TIM-e-ter; an-CHO-
Wy; Applicable; BER-serk; car
rou-SEL; CER-e-bral; CHAS-tise-
ment: con-DO-lence; CON-tra-ry
ere VASE; DES-pi-ca-ble; FOR
mi-da- bile: GON-do-la; gri-MACE;
in-COG to o;KIL-o-ME-ter; LAM
en-ta-ble; ly-CE-um; Moron; mu-
Scum; Per1go-la: pi-LAS-ter
POST hu nous pronounce 1t:
PAHSS- -choo- -muss); pre-CE-dence;
-CRE-tive; SO-lon; su-PER-f1u-
GUS; THE-a-ter; va-GAR-y; yo-
SEM-i-te.
If you accented more than half
the words correctly, your speech is
much above the average, for the
words in this test are mispronounced
oftener than not by the average per-
son of good education. If your score
was low, practice the words until you
can accent them correctly.
A very helpful leafet written by Mr..
sition Is Correct
TO obtain a copy. send cents in coin
and stamped, self-addressed envelope 70
Frank Colby care Washington Star, P. Z.
Box SO, Station @. New York 10, N. Y.
Copyright, the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1947.l
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ave- s1e. Sc. sss'e Or 100 1Ith St. se' L. $685.
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTION-We will buy
for cash or sell your car at your price.
Auction sales every Friday night, 9 pm.
Bring ycLr car (new or used) early Thurs
or FIJI. for listing First come, frst seTysd ;
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Word Game

Find 81 or more common English
words in
CARAvEL,
meaning, "a type of light boat"
Average mark is 20 words. Time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the CAME. Words must be Of
four letters by the addition of "s," such as
bats" "cats," are not used. Only one
form Of word is used: 4. Proper names
morrow.
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Answer to AGRARIANIsM.

A plastics process makes wood
stronger, harder, and more resistant
to chemical attack by sucking out all
the air and moisture and forcing in
a plastic resin.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

NEED A CAR?-Rent a new one by the
hour. day or week. NATIONAL CAR
RENTAL SYSTEM, 1908 L st. NV" Elk.
Why NOT RENT A CAR by the month OF
year? 1947 7-passenger. Dodge custom
sedan limousine; driver included. Phone
heIUeen ID and l, RE. 1929. 12s
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,aA r,evro,At e-doorS $50
,'$5 be Soto 4-door: very clean SSSSR
,,35 GShsyrol.s,t' Chevrolet 4door 4-door Sss55 Ss55
;ss IS CHEVROLET s-door: r. and h; e,-
'ss 1 Piynouth utn 4-door; perfect: ss25 w.
'ss eYMy ehrysler coupe; perfect; sae5 v,r
Al Plymouth special de i. 4-door; oor
down down -rNN4.--1ooo ae luxe .uuo-. wv 1,os5
40 plymouth coupe; new motor 49,.
S435 down ---N-.--.---~-- 1925
down N"."------------ 1926
and h.; $500 down n0NN--1,.-.-- LABS
ASS SS7s mans sSTa s.h.fs not l.ssd 4. zssS ;ssf
50 Dodge coupe, +. ana h; s2s5 7or
,ss qGSn Plymouth a-door: r. and h; 100 oo
'ss odd Dds. g" 2-door; heater; s2s5 ~
40 fiH Plymouth coupe; perfect: $500 on
40 Plymouth 4-door; r. and h; on.
Al Chevrolet @-door: heater: 1885 no.
Al cnevrolet cl. cpe.; r. and h; M
al fiy2 Piy2outH aH@a a-door: 1855 down 1.Ss5 1Sss5
Il Ford Tudor; S385 down 49,. 1,0s5
~ b.; siSS55 sS55 down~-Ia"-.l.--1 ee. :. -nI 1.os5
Al Olds. ..'9s' 4-door: r. and b.: ~
down down. eA '-..AD---,z1.oo wv = -n1 49,. ~ 1895
~ Suid SitdySd ar; s4S5 down--~l, M -. 1895
~ Buick k conY. eDe.: s5s6 down 1896
r. and n: $500 2:250
And many others not listed! DUSTY,
and STANLEY REINES MOTOR CO.. 7227
wis. ave OIL. 7227. 2461 Wis. ave. OR.
34Oo. Open daily till pm.; eundsys.
Evening star., 1947-11-10

All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.