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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
TWIN BILL SLATED
IN S. CAGE LOOP
Temple Baptist To Meet
Emmanuel Presbyterian
In Opening Tilt

The aggregation Of the Temple
Baptist basketball team will take
to the YMCA court tonight at I
o'clock to encounter the Emmanuel
Presbyterian cagers in the first
tilt Of the double-header Sunday
School Basketball League.
The First Baptist quintet will
tAngle with the Carolina Beach
Methodist to tip off. the second
game Of the series.
Temple, who has been beaten
only once by the strong First Pres.
hyterian outfit 57-66, will look for
revenge tonight and seek an en-
counter with the Presbyterian lads
to equal the terms OF the league.
The probable starting lineup for
Temple Baptist will find Bill Bow,
en- and Linwood Grissom, at the
guard positions. Harry Coleman
and Brian "Mulehead" Mullinex
will hold the forward slots with
Leonard Legs" AcKoy in the
pivot position.
Linwood Rowan and James Kay
Tor, the big cogs Of the Presbyter-
ians, will bring the ball down the
court for the PRESSES and find
Irving. "Snurd" maynard and Billy
Pittman at the forward slots.
Rudolph Cashwell will hold down
the pivot slot for the Manutls.
The game time will be 7 o'clock
for the first tilt and 3 o'clock for
final game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
MANCRUM LEADS
RICHMOND OPEN
Slaves Off All Challenge.
With Sub-Par Perform.
ance To Held Lead

RICHMOND, Calf, Jan. 15.-tP
Shaving off all challenges with
another ~blistering sub-par per.
f%orn,ance, U. S. Open Champion
Lloyd Mangrum shot 4 l31 Friday
to hold his lead at the hallway
mark Of the n hole $4,000 Rich
11ond Open Golf Tournament.
The slender Chicago stylist tour.
ed the par Il Richmond layout ir
81. three strokes over his course,
record : tying score in the frs,
reund. It was sufficient to enable
MIN to maintain the pace in ore d
the widest below-par scramble.
any tournament ever witnessed.
Mangrurn tackled up 4 1882.
Hard on his heels was a compare.
7 vely unknown young professional,
George Schoux Of San Bruno.
Calf. who charged in with his sec.
ond successive Sc to hold SECOND
position with 1872.
Sehoux, formerly an assistant Al
White Plains, N. y. rixxed III
mines OF 1881 for his second round.
Tied for third place at 1873 as ths
field was cut t. 90 (plus ties> fol
the last two rounds were beltin'
Ben Hogan ef Hershey. Pa. and
smiling Jimmy Demaret Of Hous.
ton, Texa4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
MINOR LOOP CAR
SETS MOVING DAY
Durham To Remain Head.
quarters Until Switch
To Columbus, 0.

DURHAM, Jan. II Pl -
George M. Trautman, newly-elect
ed Commissioner of minor league
baseball, said here Friday that i
will be another week Or 10 days
before the National Association
Headquarters will be moved from
Durham TO Columbus, Ohio.
"Remodeling work on our build.
ing in Columbus hasn't been COM
pleted." Trautman stated shortly
after arriving here from Columbus
this afternoon, But I believe we
will be out Of Durham within a
week to 10 days"
In the meantime, Trautman and
his two office assistants, Misses
Helen King and Jeanne Sullivan,
are acquainting themselves with
the workings of the National AS
ISOLATION,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
Southwest Faculty Committee
To Discuss "Punty, Codes

DALLAS, Jan. II. - az - The
Southwest Conference faculty corn.
ralttee will meet here Saturday
night for n discussion Of the 50.
called Purity" code Of the Ma.
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa.
ton with the proposal to ban off
the-can1pus recruiting due to bring
strong opposition.
This conference tried such a rule
several years ago and it didn't
work because it was virtually i'm.
possible to enforce, James II. Stew.
art. Executive Secretary, said.
Just because coach couldn't
leave the campus to recruit ath-
letes didn't prevent recruiting.
Alumni carried on the program and
there also was nothing to prevent
an athlete visiting the campus and
talking with the coach.
Most Of the Athletic Directors
contend that such 4 rule would
serve only to further handicap the
smaller schools, particularly the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

The two officials declined to
elaborate on Trippi's estimate he
would be paid nearly 500, 900"
for four Cardinal seasons, which
the star halfback preferred In
stead Of the Yankees offer Of
$lo5, 900 to play five years Of foot,
ball aad two baseball seasons.
Bidwill has indicated Trippi will
do baseball business with the Chi.
cago Cubs. but the latter remained
close-mouthed about the Cardinal
owners assertion the Bruins
would hand Trippi a $40. 900 bonus
to play with their Los Angeles
club. IN the Pacific Coast league
and $40, 900 if he made the grade
with the Cubs the following year.
Immediately after t h e contract
signing at 4 fancy Blackstone
hotel suite, Trippi was hustled te
Comiskey Park, the Cardinal
horne field, for some picture-tak.
ing. He doaa&d 4 Cardinal uniform
and rornped around the barren
field in his best foorbau manner.
All the willis Trippi was blink.
ing at photographers, his attrac.
tive wife sat u:1-noticed in a side
room. This is all new to me-
the attractive Mrs. Trippi muir.
INJURED shyly to reporters. The
Trippis will leave Sunday fol
Athens, Ca. where Charley is due
back at Georgia university classes
-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
ELIZABETHT0WN
H0OPSTERS WIN
Yellow Jackets Capture
Victory From Bladen-
boro Aggregatiens
sueciaI To The Star

ELIZABETHTOWN, Jan. H.
The Elizabethtown High schoo,
Yellow Jackets continued their
high scoring ways last night by
defeating the strong cagers from,
Bladenboro 81 to 10. This was the
visitors first loss of the season
and the local six footer's eighth
consecutive class B victory. The
Yellow Jackets only defeats are
the two received from the class
A Wilmington team.
Elizabethtown Ia yed their
starting combination. Of Kicks,
Britt. Evans. Clark, and Ccle only
the first half as they piled up a
~ to 7 lead at intermission. The
locals reserves fell short of the
pace set by their more expert
enced. teammates, but still out.
scored Bladenboro 10 to IL. Scor.
ing honors for the night yer well
divided as Kicks tailed 10. Clark
10, Benson 10. Cole 8, Britt 4,
Evans 6. Clark s, and Gooden 3.
The Elizabethtown girls. playing
their bert game Of t e season,
downed the Bladenboro lassies by
a margin OF Al to %. Having piled
up 4 20 to 10 lead at the halt
time period, the locals had the
game urder control all the way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
Local Duck-Pin Kelgers Slated
To Play Charlotte Here Tonight

A team composed of duck-pin all
star keslers from Wilmington will
play host to the Dowtins Food
Store, of Charlotte, tonight At Z
o'clock at Ingram's Bowling Cen
ter. it was announced yesterday.
The match will be a five-game
total pin, local bowling leaders an.
nounced.
The Queen City bowlers have
been established as one of the top
teams in North Carolina. The
Charlotte performers won first hal1
in the fast American League at
the Queen City. The high team set
for their first half was 1893.
The team average was a $50
mark for the first half of the sea
son. Individual average OF the
team are as follows:
Howard Weisenfelder, 1o4; Will
liam fBilD .Gotsch, ITO; Rock
Zammiello. liz: Nelson Logan, Ito,
and Mike Kimbirl, 10.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon
there will be a special ten-pin
match between Gotsch and Fam.
mieAo, OF Charlotte. and Bob
Thomas and Frank Sorntil, local
keglers.
Representing Wilmington in the
duck-pin tussle will be: J. D.
Clark, Kirk, Marvin Shinn, Dick
Stanley, and Dick Craig.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
CHARLTON CACERS
COP DOUBLE BILL
Halsboro Clubs Defeated
By Boy. And Girls OF
Bladen County
Special To The Star

CLARKTON, Jan. IT, On Tues
day night January 14th the CLARK
ton Cagers defeated the H~allsborc
Clubs in both ends OF a double
header. The local girls completely
srothered their opponents from
Hallsboro 50 to 8. All members OIL
the Clarkton team saw action dur
ing the contest. c. Hester Of Clark.
ton lead the scoring with SO. while
Powers collected II, B. High
M. Voilee and ]. Smith turned ir
fine defensive play.
For the losers, Creech, Davis ans
Bright were best with 2 point:
each. In the finals the ClarAtcr
Quintet overcame point frs
quarter deficit 10 lead by a II te
"A score at hall time.
Beta teams came back fighting
hard and played the second hall
on ever terms. The final whistle
sounded with Clarktcn freezing the
ball and winning 2S to rs. j. Miller
with 10, B. Little with 3 and Prizes
with 5, Led the scoring for the War
riors. Council and Cook paced the
scoring Tor Hallsboro with 10 and
8 points respectively.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
RED NORRIS NAMED
BY CONNIE MACKTO
PILOT RED SPRINGS
Special IL The Var

NED SPRINGS, Jan. II The
Red Robins will be MANAGED by
Red Norris who will act IS playing.
manager, it was announced Friday
by Connie Mack. president.
The Philadelphia baseball SAGE
has named Tom Cope. as business
manager.
Cope and Norris have recently
returned from a business confer
4nce in the Quaker city where they
we're informed the Athletics would
send 10 players here April IL, tor
training.
Four veterans will be sent from
the savannah, Ca, ana Lincoln,
Neb. Claas 4 farm teams "a b,,;ld
the squad around.
Arthur Ehlers is vics-presiden,
81 the locals with Roy Mack ,erv.
'ng as secretary and t~r4asuxer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
GAMBLING FAILS
TO HARM SPORTS
President OF St. Louis u.
Says Little Danger
Seen Likely

ST. LOUIS, Jan. II - (Fj The
Very Rev. Patrick j. Holloran, S
j.. president of St. Louis Univer.
sity, said today he viewed gambl
ing as no special threat to college
basketball.
Father Halloran said he was told
there was considerable gambling
at Madison Square garden il New
York Tuesday night when Long Is.
land University defeated st. Louis
University 46-44 in a basketball
contest. North Carolina defeated
New York University in the other
half Of the twin bill.
Eyes, they tell me that all the
cheering for us at the finish, when
we came within two points of Long
Island u, was because the crowd
had bet On St. Louis plus two and
a half points" he told a reporter.
Il suppose there was considerable
gambling.
But unless things got to the point
Of actual dishonesty on the part OF
the man in any game, 1 don't SEE
how gambling is sonig to hurt col.
lese sports"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
7rippi SignsFour-Y Year
Contract With Cardinals

CHICAGO, Jan. H. R-All
america Charley Trippi Of Geor,
gia Friday signed an uaprecedent.
ed 500, 900 four-year contract with
the Chicago Cardinals, c limaxing
the. greatest professional football
player buiid-up since Illinois
famed Red Grange joined the Chi.
caSo Bears two decades ago.
The Cardinal club, perenally :
local grid wall-flower as the pow.
erful Chicago Bears danced to
prestige and big gate receipts, dis.
played Trippi to the press and
radio in AL elaborate reception.
The quiet : hammered Georgia
pigskin peach - by way Of Pitts
town, Pa. ran 4 gauntlet Of pho
toSraphers and interviewers from
the railroad station upon his AZ
rival from New York to the Black
stone hotel, wnere he Grammatical.
ly applied 4 fountain pen TO his
prodixious rneal-ticket for the next
four years.
Owner Charles Bidwill ane
Coach Jimmy Councilman, who
so%licitously %chaperoned Trippi-
ever since he starred in the Sugar
bowl game at New Orleans or
New Years Daylight past the
outstretched OF the All
America conferences New York
Yankees, described the event al
a red letter day" in the National
Football league.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
Golden Gloves Tournament Finals Slated Tong
nc. STATE SET
FOR DUKE GAME
Capacity Crowd Expected
To Witness Cage Tilt
AT Durham

DURHAM, Jan. II - Duke and
N. C. State clash in basketball in
Dukes Indoor Stadium Saturday
night and what is in prospect has
cage fans from all parts of the
state clamoring for tickets. A ca
pacity crowd of more than 5000
is anticipated after a seven o'clock
preliminary between the junior
varsity outfits Of the two institu-
tons.
With both teams rolling along
with great records against power
full opposition the game immed-
lately shaped up as a natural
and most of the tickets were dis
posed of when they were placed on
sale at Raleigh and Durham.
It looms as a terrific engage
ment, n of the best ever staged
in the long and brilliant series OF
basketball games which have been
offered cage fans owe the years
in this state.
The Red Terrors are loaded with
basketball talent from Indiana. the
basketball state. while Duke,
after a slow beginning, has started
to work as a unit and paced by an
outstanding All-America candi-
date in Ed Koffenberger is bidding
its second conference crown in a
row.
SELL OUT
DURAHM, Jan. II (P -
With a sell-out Of 5000 practically
assured, the largest crowd ever
to see a basketball game in the
south is expected to witness the
Duke-North Carolina State game
in Dukes indoor stadium Saturday
night.
Athletic director Eddie Cameron
said Friday night that only 300
OF the 5000 remain to be sold, and
these IT expected to be disposed
OF when the Duke ticket office
opens Saturday morning.
Previous high for a southern bas-
ketball game was the crowd of g.
600 which watched the Duke-North
Carolina game here last winter.
Four hundred seats were added to
he Duke indoor stadium seating
capacity this winter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

denorninational colleges which have
small alumni.
Athletic director Matty Bell OF
Southern Methodist University said
under such 4 plan the state schools
like Texas ana Texas A. and M.
with huge student bodies and
alumni, would have 4 distinct
advantage.
Stewart doesn't think the confer
ence needs to do much to fall in
line with the NCAA program on
1inacial aid to the athletes. The
NCAA plan would grant tuition to
I boy and provide campus Jobs TO,
his other expenses. THE Southwest
conference already grants tuition
and allows 4 boy to work for his
board and room and $500 for laun.
dry" Stewart pointed out. THE
difference in our rule and the one
proposed by the NCAA is that we
set the amount while the NCAA
does not"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
FAIRMQNT CACERS
BEAT WHITEVILLE
Wolflet. Lose, 70 To %;
Hurricane, Take Pack,
So To 30
Special To The Star

WHITEVILLE, Jan. II. The
Golden Tornadoes defeated the
Wolflets, 20 to % and the Golden
Hurricanes won a 36 to 80 victory
over the Wolfpack here Friday
night as the Fairmont cage team,
took a double victory over the
Whiteville High school teams.
The Wolflets. Girls aggregation.
was not UP to par in the contest.
Dorothy Floyd with II points SET
the pace for the Fairmont team.
Cory Powell lead the Wolflets with
10 points.
The Wolfpack played a good
game until the third period when
the Golden Hurricanes began te
put en- steam. The pace proved toe
much for the Columbus county lads
and they trailed % to % at the
N'n1sfIe go,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
Wildlife Federation
Schedules Important
Meeting For Jan. Il

The New Hanover Wildlife
Federation board of directors
voted last night to cancel the
original oyster roast scheduled
for Wednesday, Jan. ~ and
hold an important business
meeting on the same date at the
courthouse.
A spokesman for the Fedora
ton said last night that Impor-
tant business has developed,
making it necessary to hold the
meeting next Wednesday.
A full attendance has been
urged. Tentative plans call for
the oyster roast to be held
January 20, it was announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
Twelue Fast Bouts Staged
In Cape Fear A,mory Ring
Three Division Participants To Battle Fol
Championships And Right To Represent
Wilmington In Charlotte Tourney

Plenty of action is forecast for tonight in the finals
of the Southeastern North Carolina Golden Gloves cnam-
pionships at the Cape Fear Armory, Vance Red Beard,
manager of the event said last night.
Several bouts in the sub-novice, novice and open dlvls-
ions have been carded and a capacity crowd is anticipated
for the final fights. Trophies will be awarded at the close
Of toniehts program to the winners of the various events.
Twelve fast bouts were presented on the %seni-final card
Last niqht The largest crowd Of the tournament. sponsored
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

paced the scorers of fhs 10y.
with a total of % points "
Brown with y points was ,,.1
high scorer for the winner,
Kennedy lead the Hugh u,,..
quint with twelve points y
Raleigh guards managed - y. !,
Wilmington's ace point MAJ.
Mason, to seven points. NJ
who usually racks Up an ,v.~,.
of Is points per game WA, -
pletely surrounded by Ral.y
guards during the tilt. '
The Wildcats were co-r,1..
masters Of the game, howeysr \,
Hugh Morson aggregation starr.
a scoring spree in the fin,l M
minutes of the game. Whec 4,
Raleigh team started this SPUR. n,
score was 40 to "a in favor NJ d,
Wilmington team.