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Evening star., 1947-04-05

speaking. WNAL, 1850 p-m., Victorious
Wednesday-WRc. 1918 to 1880 Pm.
Tnarsdsy-WRc. ISIS to 1850 pm.
.LQok 70 This Day. Mr.. Smith speaker.
WllAL. 1:30 PM victorious Lying, 4
3 s.furday-.-WlfAI. 7:45 Pm. "vict0ri-
Gus Living =
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Davis Heads Benefit Board

Laurence w. Davis, for q years
with the National Electrical Con-
tractors Association, with Offices in
the Investment Building, has been
appointed executive secretary of the
National Electrical Benefit Board.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
| Church r Federati0n
Radio PrOgran1S.
Washington Federation Of Church
= ..s.&1 4 A. ".

washington Federatlon Of CHURCH
les radio programs, April s to -:
sunday-WcqW, s:46 TO Q a.n, .'Ths
Meaning Of Heligion. the Rev. walter
Wolf, pastor Of the Arlington Presbyterian
service oi the Covenant Tirst Pres6yterian
Church. the Rey. DR.. Edward = b xlscn,
preacher. VOL, I1:16 20 II: 80 p.m.s
The Radio Edition of the Bible" subject,
David and Goliath. "
Monday-wToP, $50 to 5:x5 pm, TN
Ny Opinion, Home Edition. !" Mrs. Leslie
Glenn win discuss "Eetter Race Reia,,
tions" with Ernest Henry OF the Council
81 Social Agencies Survey COMMITTEES
WAGAIa 1880 pm, Victorious Living.
Tuesday--WRc, 1916 TO 1890 pm.
Look to This Day" the Rev. 81 c. Smith,
Evening star., 1947-04-05
| n Lesson
/ For the Week
Bv W1liom T EIlis

It seemed incredible to the dis
ciples of Jesus that He should arise
from the dead. though He had
often predicted exactly this. At every
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Organized
Bible Classes
By Dr.. pooe Mex. Etchiso,

The A. B. Pugh and All States
Glasses Of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church will meet together
tomorrow, with James M. Lynch as
Evening star., 1947-04-05

Costa Rica will devote proceeds Of
its new tax on airline tickets to inn
proving its airports.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Air Intelligence Course
Set for June Is by Navy

A two-Week refresher course for
naval reserve air combat intelli-
gence officers will be given at the
Naval Intelligence School at Ana
costa, beginning June 16.
Admiral Nimitz, chief Of naval
operations, has asked the COM
mandants of naval districts in the
United States and Rear Admiral
Edward c. Even, chief Of naval air
reserve training, to nominate linn
tied number of officers for the
course. Fifty will be accepted.
Regular air service has been estab-
lished between Bucharest and
Prague.
Evening star., 1947-04-05

The Sunday school lesson for
April 6 is "The Risen Lord and
His Disciples"-John xix:3S-42;
xx:21.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
CHRIST IS RISEN
..,,,sx Luke 24:6, 7-8.

Luke 24:6, 7-6.
He is n o t
here, b u t is
risen: remem-
Der how He
spake unto you
when He was
yet in Galilee,
Saying. THE
Son Of m q n
must be deliver
ed in t 0 the
hands Of sinful
men, and be
crucihed, and
the third day
Evening star., 1947-04-05

Rev. BiIlington. eIe tauo oAy
rise again"
And they remembered His words.
The power Of our God proven
was not in the death Of His son on
the Cross but In His leaving the
tomb empty that we might look
in and not worship dead Christ
but a living Saviour.
Trust Him today for salvation.
Send for copy Of our weekly
paper and Five Things Every Per-
son Ought to Know. Subscription
rate, $100 per year. Free gift to
every subscriber.
Dr.. Dallas F. Ellington
1912 Manchester Road :
Akron II, Ohio
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
NEW YORK ODU

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-(UP)-
Produce markets: Potatoes IDOL
lars per 100 lbs unless otherwise
indicated) Long Island Green
Mt. No. l $2.75-3.15; poor $2.25-
ESQ; No. l B $1.50-1.60; pickouts
81 Is; Katahdins No. l $2.75;
Long island Green Mt. SO Id
bag $1.45-1.50; Idaho Russets,
No. l $4.5O-4.75; Idaho Russell No.
l washed so lbs bags $2.50-2.65;
10 Id bags .57-.58.
Sweet Potatoes (bushels-bas-
kets) steady; Ne-q jersey Jer-
sey type, No. / $1.50-2.oo; Va.
Golden No. l SIPS; Jersey type
No. l 1.25-1.50; Aaryland Gold
en-, wax No. l $1.5O-2.25; medi-
UNI rs; jumbo 5o-1.oo; yams:
(bushel- baskets) forth Carolina,
Puerto Ricians, NO. . 1.75-3.0O;
Virginia Puerto Ricans, No. l
$1.75; South Caroli~.a, Puerto
Ricans, No. l 100000; Louis
lana, Puerto Ricans, No. l bu-
box 2 .50-2.75.
Live Poultry Steady; Turkeys
hens carried 4p-45; roosters old
1885; ducks 1886; rabbits 18 80;
fowls 2O-38; squads, 0-84, 60-65;
chickens 1896; broilers 1888;
pullets 34-47.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
Supporting Bids At Close
Help Nose-D Diving Market

largest investment banking firms.
There were subsequent quiet
periods as short covering and
buying appeared on the thought
that the market was oversold,
while a smattering of plus signs
persisted at the close, declines
were widespread. Transfers. OF
1890, 900 shares compared with
$780, 900 Wednesday and were
a TOP for a full session since last
Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

170-19o lb 25.25-25.75; load 400
lbs butchers $500; most good and
choice sows under 400 lbs 24.5O-
$500; sows 4O0-500 lbs 1880
24.5O.
salable cattle $500, total 5000;
salable calves 700, total 700;
slaughter steers and heifers very
slow, weak to fully so cents low
err; bulk supply, including hold
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Oct.
DA) - Butter firm; prices I'M
changed to one cent higher; AA
SO score 75.5; A 92-73.5-4; B
9O-69-69.5; C 89-67-67.5. Eggs
weak; prices unchanged to four
cents a dozen lower; large No.
l extras 1854; No. 2-55-59; me-
dunn No. l extras 46-47; No. 2
44-45; standards 1914; current
receipts 42-43; dirties 35.5-36;
checks 1885.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

overs from Wednesday, still in
first hands; cows and bulls mod
erately active, fully steady; load
high-choice around 1850 lb fed
steers topped at $3.50; good to
low-choice fed steers and year.
lings 26.00-30.00; medium and
good heifers 2O.0O-27.OO; medium
and good beef cows Is. 40. 90;
Gamers and cutters 11.50-13.75;
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-(AP)-
(UsDA)-Salable hogs $500,
total 1850; fairly active, fully
Is cents higher on all butchers:
sows $3.50 cents higher; bulk
good and choice 190-270 lib butch
ers Is. 75-26.25; practical tor
1925; one load 26.35 and one
load $3.50; few good and choice
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
E YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-(AP)-
Cotton futures closed firm today
with gains of IS cents to $1.90 a
bale as belated short covering
and mill buying met only limit
ed offerings. Trading was ner-
vous throughout the session,
with prices fluctuating over a
range of about SO a bale.
Futures closed Is cents to $3.50
a bale higher than the previous
close.
Open High Low Last
Dec. 1929 32.52 1912 1882 up rs
Mch. 1888 32.75 1925 32.75 up 38
Nav 1898 $3.50 32.11 $3.50 up 80
Jly. 31.62 31.eO 31.32 31.90 up 38
Oct. 1855 29.58 20. % 29.52N up10
Dec. 2O.3O 2O.3O 1897 29.10 up 3
Middling spot 33.1oN up IS
N-Nominal
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 80
(AP) - Turpentine, price un-
changed at 81 "; offerings and
sales, none; receipts none; ship
ments, 1879; stocks, 10,940.
Rosin offerings ZIG; sales 225;
receipts 81; shipments 127; stocks
11,025.
Quote: B and D $50; E and F
500; G H l K M and N 8.75; VIC
1856; WV and x 9.05.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
Declines OF One To -Four
Points Reduced Before
Final Bell

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O-(AP)-
Stock-slower; selling hits lead
ers.
Bonds-Lower; selling among
rails.
Cotton-Mixed; mill buying
liquidation.
CHICAGO
Wheat-Easy; Improved ne"
crop outlook.
confirm; local traders buy
ing.
Oats-Mixed; trade light.
Hogs-24 to so cents higher
practical top $26.25. -
Cattle-Steady to so cents OF
more lower; top $3.50.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-(AP)-
Stocks went into one OF the
steepest nose-dives Of the past
two months in today's market
but supporting bids arrived at
the last and substantially cut ex-
treme losses of l to 4 or more
points.
The declining trend of the pre-
ceding session was extended at
an active opening. The pace then
slowed until after midday when
there was a deluge of offerings
following announcement that the
government was filing an anti
trust civil suit against II of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

Navy planes on last ro.
Antarctic Expedition eynI Cas
about $4,000 square miles nf
streWn ocean on which M Nv ~
had ever sailed. sup
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C

Furnished by Allen c. Ewing & Co.
Aviation Shares soc 5.07 o.5l
ACL of Conn 4.00a SO 1T 81 "a
Boston Fun 2.16b 2O.ll 2l.14
Carolina Insurance 1.40a rs 70
Chase National Bank 1.60a
Elk Div 40c SO 81
| McBee .40a IL
| Mass Inv Tr 1.89b 1880 27.3o
: Nat Transit Co. ga 8 7-8
Nat Tran Pump & Mch Co. 6 1-8 ga
PEG Saw Bank g. TT 5000 80
Red Rock Bot inc, Ga.) 5 IL 6 IL
Sec Nat Bank .80c q % IL
Standard Stoker 5000 81 %
T w P Common Goa 3-4 8 IA
Viii Saw & TT 2.00c 40
a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past IL months.
c. Paid in 1916.
The above quotations are nominal and
are believed to be indications of the
price at which the securities may be
purchased or sold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

medium and good bulls TN
1875; vealers strong to 81
higher; top $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
FINAL BOND QUOTATIONS:

AT and ST As IS 121 "
ACL 4 Us 81 105
Can Pac As Perp 100
C and Ell Inc 81 "a II
CGW As 88 70
Fla E C IS "a 81 "
Hud C IS GA 88
H and M IS 81 SIS Y
Ills Cent 4 PAS Sc 70 y
Int G N IS 81 20 IS
NIX and T Al IS 81 SIS IA
NYC R IS 2013 rs "a
Nor and West As 96 1913
Penn RR G 4 Us IS 81 %
Sou Ry Gen IS Sc 106
Sou Ry en- IS "a 116 y
West Md IS 50 100 IA
FOREIGN BONDS
Aust 3 As Sc 95
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
CHESTNUT BEARS
WIN 9TH VICTORY

The Chestnut Street Bears won
their fourth straight contest in the
Junior High School league yester-
day afternoon as they defeated the
Lake Forest team, 4 to 3 on the
latters diamond.
Claude King, ace hurler of the
Bears struck out IL batters, but
was wild at times, allowing IL
bases on balls. Bobby Brown, on
the hill for the Lake Forest ag-
gregation struck out seven and IS
sued four bases on balls.
Jack Franks, Fritz Mintz and
Frank Fammonds lead the win :
hers at bat. Franks slammed out
a long three-ply knock.
The batting honors of the losers
went to Eaton and Murhpree.
Simmons was behind the bat for
the Lake Forest nine and Craig
Smith caught for the Bears.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
Page, Suggs, Zaharias And
Irwin Advance In Pine
hurst Tourney

PINEHURST, April II -P)-
The co-medalists and last years
champion, along with another top
flight contender , moved into the
semi-finaI round of the North and
South Women's Colt tournament
today.
Louise Suggs OF Lithia Springs,
Ca, who won in 1916, had, for
the second straight day, the most
decisive triumph, whipping hard
hitting Sally Sessions of Mus
kegon, Mich, Z and 6.
Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page of
Chapel Hill, seven times cham
pion and co-medalist with Mrs.
Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Den
yer, whipped Jean Hopkins OF
Cleveland 6 and 4 and the Babe
defeated Grace Lencyzk of New
ington, Conn. 4 and 2. Laddie IT.
win, Montclair, N. j., won from
Mrs. W. R. Kirkland, Forest Hills,
N. Y. 4 and 2.
Mrs. Page, two under mems par
for the first nine, turned in the
best scoring of the day. She won
the first when Miss Hopkins was
stymied and took the second when
the Clevelander three putted Miss
Hopkins stubbed an approach On
the fourth but won the fifth hole
when h e r wood approach landed
two feet from the cup for an ca
gle. Mrs. Page dropped a 10-footer
for a birdie on the seventh and
her par won the eighth, where
Miss Hopkins drove into the
woods, to put her four up. A miss
ed chip shot and a pulled brassle
cost Miss Hopkins the 18th and
18th to end the match.
Playing the same low : scoring
golf she produced yesterday, Miss
Suggs was one under tours in
whipping Miss Sessions, whose
loss could be attribted largely to
her putting. She lost five holes by
missing short puts. She lost
every hole on the front side ex-
cept the fourth where she sank a
five footer for a birdie. They halv-
ed the three holes coming in.
Miss Lencyzk, who was the last
golfer to beat the Babe, in the
National Women's Open at Spo-
kane last summer, gave her a
tough tussle for the first nine, 60
ing n down Oh the ninth when
she barely missed a five footer
as Babe canned one for a birdie.
Babe was out in SO and Lencyzk
in 81. Lencyzk went two down on
18th where she was trapped, and
then lost the 18th when she miss
ed a four footer and the 18th when
she overshot the gren with her
brassie.
One up through the 18th hole,
Miss Irwin shot the 18th, 14th and
18th in par, with Mrs. Kirkland
one over on each hole, to win.
Tomorrow Mrs. Page plays
Miss Suggs and Mrs. Zaharlas
plays Miss Irwin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

during the remaining five stanzas.
The antics of Harrington on the
mound kept the large crowd in
stitches, but all in all, Monk hurl-
ed a beautiful game.
Bob Steckel, bespectacled third
sacker of the Pirates ran eff with
the fielding honors, making sew
eral spectacular catches on the
hot orner Hargrove Davis thrill
ed the fans with his long distance
hitting. In four trips to the plate
Davis poled out a home run, triple
and single.
The Bearded Boys drew the first
blood in the top half of the second
inning on hits by Dyke and Sc
we'll.
The locals came back to take a
one run lead in their end of that
stanza. Muscemeci walked and
Davis slammed out a home run
over the left field barrier. The
rampaging BUGS tailed three in
the third on four hits and a base
on balls. The CorsairS added one
in the fourth and fifth and crossed
the plate three times in the sew
entl.
The Bearded lads scored two in
the fourth and two in the seventh.
The House of David team gave
a display of their famous shadow
game shortly before the contest
started. During the game the
boys with the whiskers kept pull
ing out the shirt of Harrington,
but this seemed not to bother the
hurler.
Shortly after the game in the
Pirate dressing room Monk said,
"I saved the game for Andrews,
and 1 sure do appreciate it."
The Pirates are slated to play
the Kinston team of the Coastal
Plains league at Legion Stadium
Saturday night at 7:45 o'clock.
HOUSE OF DAVID ABB R II o A E
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

singled to deep left and Price and
Horton raced home, Wick struck
out. Heath singled, sending John
son to third. Collie flied out to
center to end the Wilmington
scoring.
The Fayetteville Bulldogs came
back in their half of the ninth to
put the game on ice and take the
Eastern Conference lead.
Bill Kennedy singled to cen
ter, and Carey Fisher worked Wick
for a base on balls. Able Will
liams slammed out a hard drive
down the third base line that scor-
ed Kennedy. Fisher stopped on
third and Williams pulled up at
second. Smith was safe on Prices
error to fill the bases. Ray Green
singled to left to bring in the
winning run.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
DUKE, Ole MISS
TIED AT ATHENS

ATHENS, Ca, April II - up
Qualifying scores in the 10th an
nual Southern intercollegiate Golf
tournament scared today as 100
players representing 80 colleges
battled for the Is places in the
championship flight.
Al the halfway mark of the So
holes of qualifying play, Jim Nc
Nair of Duke, and Albert Stone
Of Mississippi, were tied for the
lead with 75s, three over par for
the 6, 550-yard country club course.
However, a qualifying score of
148 turned in yesterday by Joe
Moore of LSU, who was one of
a group of lesser" flights permit
ted to qualify early, assured him
of a place in the championship
flight and a strong bid for medal
ist honors.
Miami, Duke, Clemson and LSU
led the competition for the team
title won last year by the latter
squad.
Sonny Ellis of LSU, last years
Individual champion, blew himself
to an 30 on the morning 10 ano
was in danger of failing TO make
the select group for match play,
which starts tomorrow and ends
Saturday. Two rounds daily, with
the top 80 scorers divided into
five flights, are to be run off in
match play.
Team play is limited to six con
testants with the aggregate Of the
top four counting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
NETMEN TO MEET

Over so net enthusiasts are
expected to attend an organic
ing meeting of the Wilmington
Tennis club at the Community
center, Second and. Orange, at
$50 tonight.
Louis N. Boney, Jr., has an
nounced that all Wilmingtonians
interested in the development
of such a club are urged to at
tend the meeting.
Mr.. Boney said that an at
tempt will be made tonight to
pass a set of club bylaws and
a constitution in order to facili-
tate official club membership in
the Eastern Carolina Tennis as
ISOLATION. If the bylaws and
constitution are approved, said
Boney, a president and other Of
ficers will be elected at the
meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
o-MeddList And Last Years.
Champ Move Into Semi-Finals
HANOVER LOOP

The Loyal Order of Moose
softballers defeated the Black
woods sports center, 10 to z
and the Post Office nine blasted
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
team, Is to 6, in Hanover
league games at Robert Strange
park last night.
Davis, on the mound for the
Moose aggregation, struck out
six and walked four and allow
ed three hits.
Woodcock hurled for the Mail
men, striking out three and Civ
ing up six hits. Hoggard toiled
for the ex-servicemen striking
out two and issuing nine bases
on balls. He also allowed six
bingles.
The Senior class A league has
two games slated tonight at
Robert Strange field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
Is More Entries Counted
In Star News Tournament
Stacks From Finkelsteins Grace Prize Pile;
Growing Contestant List Numbers 81;
Match Play Starts Saturday

Sixteen more intrepid and prize
conscious Wilmington sportsmen
threw their hats, along with several
niblicks, mashies, putters and driv-
ers, into the ring of the Star-News
First Annual Advertisers Golf
tournament yesterday afternoon.
Straight on the heels of the news
that Finkelstein's was placing a
pair of Haggar sharkskin Stacks
on the prize pile, eight sporting
biooded club swingers entered the
contest. Eight others had entered
earlier in the day.
Among the newest contestants:
Gordon Doran of Andrew Mortu-
airy; Quincy Snipes, Waters and
Snipes Realty Co.; W. L. Bozeman,
cashier, Wilmington Savings and
Trust; Jack Loughlin, Carolina
Camera shop; T. Macon Womble
and Tom James, Equitable Life AS
surance Society; Glenn t1errng,
Reid and Haskell Tire Co.; and '.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
Y HANDBALL MEET
WILL START TODAY

YMCA's Senior Double Handball
tournament will get underway this
afternoon in the local YMCA, it
was announced yesterday by
Adam Smith, Y physical director.
Champions of the tournament in
classes A and B will be award
ed Wilmington YMCA "T"' shirts.
Members Of class A and their
opponents are: C. w. Davis and
J. Williams VS.. Harry Dosher and
DR.. E. P. Walker; Sam johnson
VS.. Rev. j. B. MCGUIRE and Bun
ny Hines.
Class B players and opponents
are: Jack Marlowe and Dave
Evans VS.. A. Smith and Red
Echols; Richard Cromwell and
Robert Miller VS.. Aaron Man and
Harold May; Lelon Stein and Moe
Kotler VS.. Ray Silberger and Stan
Safer; Homer Council and Tommy
Willis VS.. Arnold Neiworth and
Marx Neiworth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Bernard Abrams, Cinderella Boot
cry.
The addition of the Stacks ran
up the number of prizes to IL.
More tourney bait will be announc-
ed later.
Other golfers who entered the
contest yesterday to become guests
of the Star-News at next weeks
tourney are Ben Washburn, Hugh
MacRae Co.; L. B. Granger, Chad
burn Mills; George Conant, COM
mercial manager of the Tide Water
Power Co.; Richard Rogers, Will
mington Savings and Trust; E. L.
White, Whites Ice Cream and
Milk; j.. M. Autry, Royal theatre;
Robert Dannenbaum, Thrift T =
Stores; T. A. Nisbet, Belk Williams
Department store.
Tournament play starts Satur-
day, April 10, with finals on Sum-
day, April 27 at the Municipal
course
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Errors-Torgeson, Cutler, Reese. HUNS
batted in-Walker, Ryan 2, Hermanskl'
Edwards, Jorgensen g., Mccormick =
Hopp 2, Taylor. Two base hlts-Masl,
Jorgansen 2, Higbe, Ryan, Hopp, Roweli'
Home run-Jorgensen.
er. Stanky. Edwards. Double plays -
Torgeson and Karl. Reese, stanky and
Robinson; sisti. Ryan and Torgeson'
Left on bases-Boston IA; Brooklyn g.
Bases on balls-Cooper 4, Hlgbs 4. G.
Elliott 2. Taylor 3, Macon l, Casey 3.
Strikeouts-Higbe 4, G. Elliott l, Taylor
/, Casey 2, Macon /. Hits-off Cooper 5
in % innings; Karl l in 1 Is; q.
Elliott 3 in 2; johnson 3 in i; Macon l
in 2: Higbe 8 in 5 1-3; Taylor l in l;
Casey i in 2 %. Wild pitches-Higbe,
Taylor. winning pitcher-Higbe. Losing
pitcher-Cooper. Umpires-Barlick, Gore
and Pinelli. Time PAS. Attendance TO-
252 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Errors-Lamanno, Hatton, Schoendienst.
Runs batted in-Galan 4, Lamanno 2,
Vollmer 2, Baumholtz, Musial, Slaughter.
Two base Observation-Disclosures, Musial,
Hatton, WILDER, Adams. Home runs -
Galan, Lamanno, Vollmer, Baumholtz.
Stolen bases - Slaughter, Kurowski.
Double plays Miller, Adams and
Kress. Left on bases-Cincinnati z, st.
Louis 7. Bases on balls-Lively l, Peter
son 3, Dickson 2, Hearn 2, Grodzick1 l..
Strikeouts-Peterson 6, Dickson 1. Hits
off Lively 3 in 1-3 innings; Peterson 3
in 8 2-3; Dickson 5 in 2 Is; Wilks 2 in
2-3; Grodzicki 1 in 2; Hearn 2 in 3. Hit
by pitcher-by Peterson (Slaughter).
Winning pitcher-Peterson. Losing pitch
er-Dickson. Umpires-Boggess, Barr and
Ballanfant. Time 2:16. Attendance 5,557.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
PLAY TODAY

The New Hanover Wildcats
will play the Rocky Mount
Blackbirds at the American Lee
gion Stadium this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Coach Leon Brogden said last
night, Immediately after the
Fayetteville game, that he would
send w. A. "Weinnie" Brown to
the mound to face the Rocky
Mount Lads.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
Andrews And HARRINGTON
Hurl Locals To Victory
Hargrove Davis Leads Buc Hitters With
Home Run, Triple and Single In Four
Tries; Steckel Stars AfieId

The Wilmington Pirates, behind the effective pitching
Of Nate Andrews and Monk Harrington, defeated the Beard
ed Beauties OF the House of David at the American Legion
Stadium last night, 10 to 5, before the largest crowd of the
season.
Manager Nate Andrews started on the mound for the
BUGS. He allowed SIX hits and three runs in the four inn
ins he toiled. He was relieved by Monk Harrington,
Pirates ace foul ball retriever and handy man. Monk, who
failed to use his famous third base ball, gave up five hits
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
Minis ToPlay Rocky Mount
Al Stadium This Afternoon
Bulldogs Stage Ninth Inning Rally To Cop 3
To 2 Victory; Local Contest Slated
For $3.50 O'clok
Special To The Star

fayetteville, April II - The Fayetteville High
school bulldogs defeated the New Hanover High school Wild
Gates, 3 to 2 in a thrilling ninth inning rally here tonight
to capture %undisputed possession of top place in the East
en conference. =
1t was a nip and tuck battle as the two teams locked in
a scoreless tie for eight innings. The New Hanover lads
crossed pay dirt twice in their half of the ninth inning and.
apparently had the game on ice. but the fighting Bulldogs
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
CREENBURC LEADS
BUGS TOP CUBS
Hank Slams First National
League Home Run In
9TH Inning Rally

CHICAGO, April 17-P-Hank
Greenberg's first National League
homer and six unearned tallies
in the seventh inning gave the
Pittsburgh Pirates a 7 to l victory
over the Chicago Cubs today as
Edwin (Preacher) Roe held the
Bruins to five hits before 9,479 fans
at Wrigley Field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
cats TOP DUKE 6-:3
FOR EIGHTH NET WIN

DAVIDSON, April 7-R-David-
ron's tennis team registered its
qhth win against one loss here
oday with a 6-3 victory owe Duke.
After Dukes Eddie Davis and
Oh McMasters picked up singles
riumphs. the Blue Devils narrow
d the score to 4-3 on Davis and
Cob Chapman's win in the first
7oubles match. But from that
point on the Wildcats remained in
complete control of play.