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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
MATMEN
in SPOTLIGHT
THIS WEEK

DURHAM, Feb. Is. - Duke Uni
versity's game but inexperienced.
wrestlers will be the only athletic
team of the university to perform
at home this week. Swimming and
basketball teams will take to the
road for their only engagements.
Coach Carmen Falcone's grapp-
lerS appear here Tuesday against
N. c. State and again on Friday
against Washington and Lee. Duke
has wone two and lost two in.
competition this season. After de-
feating Davidson and Georgia TecE
in their opening matches, they
have bowed to V. M. I. and North.
Carolina, the two top teams in the
Southern Conference.
The Blue Devils have only tw
old faces in the lineup and have
depended largely on inexperienced
boys who are making their first
stab at college wrestling.
One bright spot on the team in
the unlimited class where Howard
Heiss is ~undefeated in three match.
eS. Heiss did not 60 against V. M. I.
in Lexington, Va, last week but
holds victories over three opponents
from Davidson, Georgia Tech, and
North Carolina.
The Blue Devil basketball team
has three important games COM
ing up, and all three will be play
ed away from home.
The headline attraction of tho
week and one of the top games
of the season will be played in
Raleigh on Tuesday night when the
Blue Devils seek to regain top
spot in the Southern Conference
race by handing N. c. States Red
Terrors a second defeat.
Duke defeated State before a tuu
house in Dukes Indoor Stadium
last month, 6O-53, but on the basis
of their respective record since
that game, the Hoosiers Hot
shots will be heavily favored to
even things up with Duke on their
own floor. The early loss to the
Blue Devils is the only defeat by
a college team that State has
suffered all season.
Since that loss, State has beaten
N. Y. u, and North Carolina. Both
teams have defeated Duke.
On Friday and Saturday, Coach
Gerry Gerard's cagers tackle
George Washington in Washington.
and Maryland in College Park. This
Blue Devils yer hard pressed to
defeat the Colonials in an earlier
game here, 52-40, and Maryland in
and Maryland is the only confer
ence team in addition to State that
has defeated North Carolina.
The swimming team will see
action once, - against Virginia
in Charlottesville on Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

Cy, who works a farm at near
by Peoli, won 511 games and lost
315 in % years before retiring
from baseball at the age of A.
a record which experts say never
will be surpassed.
Bobby Teller, for example, has
been clipping off 20 games OF
more a year during most of his
major league career, but he woulo
have to hurl until 1920 more
years - before besting old Cy's
mark.
Cy thinks Teller twill be a great
pitcher even if he can't match
the Old Cyclones record.
"All Teller needs to be really
great" he declared, sis to develop
a sinker.
1--WE given him mine" he add
ed, land. by gosh, n day al
Cleveland last summer, I saw him
working on it.
eff he ever gets it working, look
out!"
Cy, whose baseball career
Melted him less than stars like
Teller get in a season nowadays
ICY got about $4,000 overalD,
says he's glad to see the young
sters making money.
eff Bobby Feller or Hal New
houser can draw down 5000, 600 a
season, more power to EN- he
asserted.
'sThe club owners aren't dumb.
They're not going to pay anybody
more than they take in. Boys like
Teller make possible higher pay
for the other players. Let them be
paid for it,
To give you al idea what sort
of performance it takes to hang
up a record like Cy's: He won 2C
or more games for IA years
straight.
In 1892 he won 36. The next
year he bagged "a. He also hurled
three no-hitters during his career
and once worked % consecutive
innings without allowing a base
hit.
Among baseball's celebrities
who are being invited to help Cy
observe his Both anniversary are
Connie Mack, manager of the Phil
adelphia Athletics: President Bill
Veeck, of the Cleveland Indians:
Warren Giles of the Cincinnati
Reds; baseball Commissioner A.
B. Chandler; minor league Chief,
tain George M. Trautman, and a
couple of diamond veterans, who
also pitched for % years in the
big shoW-Herb Pe1nock and Sac
Sam Jones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
MARYLAND BOXER
INJURED J0LTlNC
TEAMS CHANCES

COLLEGE PARK, Md, Feb. IS.
-(P-Maryland's hopes for col
legiate boxing prominence took a
sharp blow today when Andy Quat-
trocchi, 130-pound k k o u t
specialist turned up with a broken
bone in his right hand and was
ordered to the sidelines for the
season.
The injury came in the final
round of his bout here last night
in which he outpointed B Q b
Thomasien of the Kings Point
Merchant Marine Academy. Mary
land beat Kings Point 81 in the
dual match.
Quattrocchi was counted on
heavily to win the Southern Con-
ference 130-pound title at the con-
ference tournament here Feb. %
March l. He also was figured as
d contender for the National Inter
COLLEGIATE crown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
HOGAN Heavy
TO LICK BRITISH GOLFER

SAN DIEGO, Feb. Is R =
Americas Ben Hogan will rule a
strong favorite when he meets
bfitisher Dai Rees in their Inter.
national match-medal golf engage
nent for a S 5000 winner-take-all
purse here Feb. 1928.
The encounter between these
two little giants of the fairways
nevertheless promises to be
strongly contested from start to
tirish of the 36-hole dual-purse
contest.
Top money of $4,000 goes to the
winner Of match play over the &C.
hole distance. while 81. 900 goes to
the winner Of each days medal
competition. says Andy Borthwick,
president o. the San Diego Co. n.
Try club who is instrumental in
arranging the match.
Rees, whose five-foot six height
Just about matches Texas-oorn
een's, trails tar behind the Ameri-
can star in medal play since he
came 10 this country and joined
The touring tournament pros this
year.
Records available here of four
tournaments in which both have
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

and gain some strength. The
operation was a success but it will
be a slow recovery. When he gains
a little weight and the weather
improves, l plan to take him to
Florida. If the Florida climate
doesn't agree with him, we'll go
to Arizona"
His daughter, Mrs. Julia Elan
GERS, said the Babe had taken com
plete charge of the departure, tell
ing hec not to forget this and
that"
He was particularly anxious
about taking along the letters and
messages he received from ad-
mirers."
He told her to give the follow
ing message to his fans:
I'm going home tor a little
vacation. I'd like to have a change
OF scenery. I want to look at the
river from my apartment window"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
Party For Young
Teller Needs Sinker To Be
Great Says Top O|dtimer
BY DON STULL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., O., Feb. 15-AP)-The great
est baseball pitcher of them all turns 80 next month and
this city of 1000 is preparing to shoot the works in honor of
its illustrious neighbor.
Denton I. (Cy) Young, who has won more major league
mound victories than any other pitcher ever has or probably
ever will, reaches his 80th birthday anniversary March 29,
and Newcomerstowns chamber of commerce is inviting some
7O baseball bigwigs and sports figures to a gala banquet in
his hahalf
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
MIDDIES WIN

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 15.-R-Na-
vy's cagers solved Penn States
slow, methodical zone defense to-
DAY and ran around the Nittany
Lions for a 58-43 victory that wa
the Midshipmen's 18th straight and
the worst defeat OF the season for
the visitors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

VICE held an I'LL deadlock I'M
til the ten-minute mark, when Bill
Hinson, lanky Carolina center,
rang the bell with a set shot, and
the JayVees never lost their lead.
High scorer for the WCC five,
who have dropped their last four
out of five tits, was John Tsantes,
star pivot man, who boosted II
markers onto the scoreboard.
Bill Won Bramer, deadshot for
ward for the upstate cagers led
his team with Is tallies, with
Hinson in runner-up spot scoring
Is times.
Coach AL Chiemiego, College
Center mentor, was slated to hold
his boys out of town to view the
Duke-Ga. Tech classic in Durham
last night.
Line-ups:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
Bosox Star Hurler
Siqns I947 Contract

BOSTON,, Feb. Is. - up Tex
Hughson, gangling Red Sox right
hand pitcher who won 20 games
against IL losses last season, today
signed his 1947 contract.
Hughson's mailed report from
San Marcos, Tex, left unsigned on
ly two of the Boston players slated
for spring training-first baseman
Rudy York and catcher Roy Par
tee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

The first Christian marriage cere-
mony in America, according to
English rites. Vas performed at
jamestown. Va, in. 1909, when
Anne Burras became the bride of
John Leyden.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
Carolina Jayvees TrampLe WCC Five
Locals Drop Number
our o Upstaters

Wllmlngtons College Center cagers took it on the chin
again yesterday in a matinee battle with the University of
1Softh carolna JayVees as the Lew Hayworth coached quin-
q shagged their 18th win in a row at the expense Of our
pets, 57-35, at Chapel Hill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
LOSE
FOUR FOR l947
GRID MACHINE


ATHENS. Ca. Feb. Is. -(P)E
Coach Wallace Butts will call some
go football candidates together
here Monday for spring football
practice as Georgia starts molding
its 1947 gridiron machine.
Twenty : three lettermen will be
on hand for the initial drill.
Four members of the starting
team against North Carolina in the
Sugar Bowl will not be around all
having played out their eligibility.
They I halfback Charley Trippi,
who graduates in March, fullback
Dick McPhee. tackle Garland Will
iams and end Joe Stereshenski.
The remainder of the first team
returns.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
Familiar Sound
Familiar Sound
Kids Throng Ruth
Leaving Hospital
BY NATHAN POLOWETZKY

NEW YORK Feb. 15.-AP)-The kids had waited for
hours.
On the sidewalk outside the hospital about a hundred of
them were scattered about in little groups, some talking in
whispers, occasionally casting furtive glances at the big
front door.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
SCHOOL TEACHERS
BATTLE BOLIVIA
GALS MONDAY

The Bolivia Independents. FEM
nine cage stars, invade Whining
toh tomorrow hight for a hoop bat
Tie with the Wilmington All-Star5
squad made up Of teachers from
NE" Hanover county schools.
The fair sex open their tussle
ii BIS O'Clock in. the YMCA gym.
Scheduled to see action for the
local lassies are: Dorothy Shear;n.
h.sle West. and Jean Tillett, of
NHHS; M1rtha Pence. Verna
Farmer. and Gloria Matkins. of
Illeston: Eleanor Boyd. Lake For
esq., Rachel Stole. Hemenway: and
Hills.
Gertrude Moore. manager of the
iGcal hoopstresses. said the gals
pi:yed all positions, and no line
~ was set for the battle. She said
NE Bolivia team moves in for the
game ooasting a record of tri-
uLhphS' N past battles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

An oil field near Bradford. Pa,
which was believed to be drying
up in 1890, celebrated its diamond
jubilee in 1916, running $500
barrels daily.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

Normally battery distributors
seH only % per cent Of their total
m Inc first three-quarters OF the
year. with the last three months
0oomlng at the remaining As per
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benn ie oas 2anb Der Soffnnng uno
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bleiben miro. Gr peripri6t uns aud:
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aniansen ioateu, 10 81 leben, pie gr
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-30

with plumes for marching pur-
poses as we'll as replacing uni
forms outgrown or worn out.
A small part of the Band
made visit to the Allendale
School for boys at Lake Villa,
Illinois last Sunday afternoon
and gave a short program
which was greatly appreciat-
ed. A letter received from Mr..
Thompson of the School told
of how much Zion Band was
appreciated and enjoyed out
there and that the boys were
still talking about it!
Jabez Taylor is contemplate
ing taking colored movies of
the Band in full plumed-cap
dress uniform marching in Shi-
lob Park on Saturday, April
26th at 1870 P. M.
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-30
fife GheOCrat

The annual Spring Concert
to be given on May 9Th this
year promises to be one with
out precedent! The decorating
committee is giving especial
attention in trying to coax a.
long our very late coming
Spring and the stage setting
promises to be most lovely
garden of memories for you to
take home with you after en-
joying this fine concert.
The program committee is
also joining hands with the de-
corating committee and is
working out Marches, Over
lures and Novelty numbers to
fit in with these beautiful set
tings.
All proceeds from this Con-
cert will go towards the $500.
spent recently for new hats