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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19

Mason raised the margin to 44-2S.s
Edwards hooked in two points for
Raleigh. Wilmington poured coal
on the fire. however. to leave.
Hugh Morson in their dust as ColIs
lie got four points, Fennell five
Mason two, and McKoy two be.
fore Coach Brogden took the first
team out for the night with the
count, Wilmington 57-27. Raleigh
raped in three points shortly be-
fore the end of the third period.
to make the score $3.50 going into
the final frame. -
The second crew, playing
throughout the fourth period, outz
scored Raleigh 20 points to severn
Charlie Smith led the way with
eight markers. followed BY Don
Hyatt with five and Marion Rogerxs
with four. Jerry Parrish, Charley
Edwards, and Wilson notched the
only Hugh Morson points during
this quarter. sre
Wilmington travels to Fayette-
vile Friday to encounter the sixth
place Bulldogs of Coach Bill Dole.
They return to the New Hanover
High school gymnasium next Tues.
Gay night FOR a return fracas with
Fayetteville and their final cor.
terence contest of 1947. N"'
VIII &c EFT DE- I'm EUaH
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
1000 Points

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-lP)-Sio
Tanenbaum, curley-haired star Of
New York university, tonight be.
came the first player in Violet
court history to score over 1,00C
points as he led his mates to a
67-57 victory ove Manhattan col
lege in the opener Of the first col
lege basketball doubleheader in al
most a month at Madison Square
Garden.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
WHlTEVILLE DROPS
GAME TO MULLINS
Wolflets Battle Lady Auc-
TONERS To Deadlock In
First Contest
Special To The Star

MULLINS. Feb. Is - Scoring IA
points in the final period the White
vile Wolflets came from behind
to tie the score with the Lady
Auctioneers of Mullins here TO-
night. the final whistle blew with
the count knotted at 29-all. In the
nightcap the Mullins Boys defeated
the Whiteville boys, 80 to n.
The first three quarters of the
girls game was all Mullins, with
the Auctioneers eyeful duo, Tiz-
zie Hooks and, Joyce Price hitting
the basket at will. The half ended
10 to 10 in favor Of the Sandlap-
pers.
The third quarter was slow, but
the Wolflets began to howl in the
finale and fought to knot the con-
test, with Billie Schulken and Jean
Claire Jones, holding the Sand
lapper forwards at bay, while the
Whiteville attack, was lead by
Miriam Mooney, with II points.
Joyce Price had Is for Mullins
and Peggy Carmichael played q
good guard game.
The boys game was a very slow
affair until the final quarter. When
Whitville pulled within one point
of the Auctioneers, they were lead
ing 26 to rs, with 3 minutes to go
in the game. However. the win
ners pulled away to win by a five
point margin.
Whiteville had defeated Mullins
in an earlier game, 40 to 80. Fol
the winners, ]. Gibbs playing his
first scholastic game, lead witt
20 points. j. T. Rogers, played the
best defensive game for the Null
Inns club. For the Pack, Capt
Don Taylor had 8 points, while
James Carroll and Joe lnrnar
were best on the floor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
COLLEGE CAGE
SCORES

UNC as: Davidson SO.
N. C. State SO; Duke ST.
Virginia Tech At; VMI Al.
New York u. 81; Manhattan 81.
Springfield College 81; Boston u. 81
Ohio Wesleyan 81; Clio Northern "A.
Virginia SO; Washington and Lee 81.
Lawrence Tech 80; Selfridge Field a.
Sampson 43; ithaca SO.
West Virginia 80; Temple 90.
John Tarleton Ayr. so; Ranger ]. c. 20
Fordham So; N. Y. State Maritime
Acad. Al.
Guilford So: WCTC 40.
Oak Ridee Military Academy sc;
Davidson 'B" 81.
Atlantic Christian 40; East Carolina
SO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Fender County Cage Tourney
Starts Tonight At Penderlea
Leland Independents
Capture Close Game
From White Oak, 3l-27
Especial To The Star)


LELAND, Feb. 18.-The Leland
Independents eked out an extra
three-minute basketball game from
the White Oak team here tonight
by the score OF 81 to II.
The tilt was tied at ,27-all and
ne. overtime period was played,
RoAnd Clark with 10 points and
clifford Clark with nine were high
scorers 70 rthe Leland quint.
Mcclure with nine and Durham
with five lead the losers. The lie.
land aggregation has won is out
Of II contests this season. Their
only loss was to the C1arkton In,
dependents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
A

CLEVELAND, Feb. Is - W.H-
Bob Voigts, line coach of the Cleve-
land Browns of the All-America
conference, said today that he had
been contacted regarding the job
as head coach at Northwestern
University but would accept it
only if the terms were very at
t%ractive."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Billy Mason, Johnny McKoy
Again Lead Locals In Win:
Locals Extend Conference Winning Streak,
To Ten Straight Games; Brogden Boys :.
Play In Fayetteville Friday Night g
BY GENE
Star Sports Writer

1t was like tossing a lamb into a lions den at New Han
over High schools gymnasium last night as the highly
touted Hugh Morson Caps of Raleigh, hoping for a possible
upset win over Wilmingtonis Eastern Conference monarchsr
were massacred, 77-36, by Coach Leon Brogden's powerful
gladlators before an overlooking crowd of we'll over 900
arena. -s
Inc Wildcats victory extended their conference win
nlng streak to 10 straight and gave them their 10Th triumph
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19

Totals 80 Is ID IS
Halftime score: N. C. State A.; Duke
q. Free throws missed: Seward 2, Kof-
fenberger 3. Collins 2, Sapp !, Gordon l.,
Scarborough. Dicey z, McComas 2, Sloan,
Negley, Katkavek z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
GIANTS

PHOENIX, Arh., Feb. 10. -W.p
AL White. outfielder who hit .33l
and stole SO bases for Toledo last
year. reported to the New York
Giant camp today, leaving pitch
ers Johnny Gee. Larry Jansen ard
Marvin Grissom, al holdouts as
the only ahseptees.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
CONFERENCE STANDINGS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WILMINGTON Il; Raleigh SO.
Durham AZ; Fayetteville 81.
Rocky Mount So; GoIdsboro ~.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19

Score Mt halftime: North Carolina 20;
Davidson Ia.
Free throws missed: Peters, White (3l,
Cheek a., Cobb, Hamilton 2, Nearman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
CUBS

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 10. =
W.H- Pitcher Claude PASCAL of
the Chicago Cubs was reported
doing fine" today following the
removal Of a ruptured disc from
his spine. Passeau expects to join
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Training Camp Briefs

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Feb.
Is. -WD- Manager Billy South
worth left the Boston Braves off
easy today after his batterymen
complained of stiffness and sore
ness following their hard, initial
workout yesterday.
Steve Roser, former Yankee
hurler acquired by the Braves last
summer, reported for his first
workout but big Mort Cooper still
was among the %absentees. The
fire-ba1l right handler has signed,
however, and is expected to check
in soon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
YANKEES

YANKEES
SAN JUAN, Feb. 10. - W.D -
Rookie Larry Berra made a strong
bid to become the New York Yank-
ees number one catcher as man
ager Bucky Harris sent his II
pitchers through a lengthy bunt-
ing drill today.
Harris was impressed with Ber-
ra's work behind the plate and in
dictated that the z1-year-old rookie
would give the veteran Aaron
Robinson a tough battle for the
top receiving spot. Both are left
hand hitters.
Harris wants a right handed hit
ter for his no, 3 catcher and Sher-
man Loliar and Ralph Houk are
the leading candidates for the
berth.
f. Nick Etten and Jack Phillips.
first base candidates, remained on
the sidelines with injuries and
Tommy Heinrich and Al Clark shar-
ed first base duties in an infield
drill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19

the team when it returns from its
spring training drills at Catalina
Island.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
DODGERS

NEW YORK, Feb. Is. -W.D-
The Brooklyn Dodgers, AZ strong,
left today for the first leg Of their
journey to their spring training
camp at Havana, Cuba. They left
by train for Miami, from where
they will fly to Havana for their
first workout Thursday.
The team was brought to full
strength just before departing when
catcher Bruce Edwards, pitcher
Joe Hatten and outfielder Carl
Furillo signed their 1sH contracts
at the last minute. 1t marked the
first time in Dodger history that
all players had been signed by
February 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
CHICUBS

AVALON. Calf, Feb. 10. -U.6
= In an effort to enliven the pain
full second day Of spring training,
manager Charlie Grimm OF the
Chicago Cubs brought out the bats
today and gave his pitchers a
chance to do some hitting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
INDIANS

CLEVELAND, Feb. Is. -U.G-
President Bill Veeck Of the Cleve-
land Indians announced today that
third baser1an Ken Keltner will
not be traded because manager
Lou Boudreau wants him for his
1947 infield.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

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Evening star., 1947-05-18
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"
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SOUTHEAST AREA, in nearby MARYLAND
Groom detached frame house in excellent
condition; newly painted, inclosed rear
porch, basement, plenty of storage and
closet space, oil h.-wh., fenced lot 75xl36
It., garage; price, $4,000 ADELBERT
W. LEE, 321l Penna. ave. s.e., Ii. 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
The Book Of knowledge

returning to the starting point, a
few miles away, within half an
hour. His airships, however, were
very primitive. They consisted of
sausage-shaped gas-bags under
which flimsy keels we're Sung.
Count Ferdinand Won Zeppelin,
a retired German army officer,
meanwhile worked On a different
plan. He made a rigid framework
OF aluminium for his airsh1p, and
divided the interior into compart-
ments which were filled with gas
bags or ballonets Qittle balloons.
Cars for engine and crew were
suspended from the framework.
The first flight was made in
1900, but several ships had to be
built before Zeppelin was success
ful. Indeed, real success was not
attained until the German people
in 1905 raised more than 81, 600, OOO
for Count Zeppelin by popular
subscription.
From then until World War j,
Germany vas the only country to
develop the airship with practical
success. Thousands of passenger
were carried on the "zeppelins. "
Copyright, 1946, by the Grolier
Society Inc, based upon the Book
of Knowledge)
distributed by United Feature
Syndicate, 1nc.)
TOMORROW: - Disaster Befalls
D. cigibles.
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fitted a balloon with a small
steam engine driving a propeller.
And thirty-four years later, two
other Frenchmen, Renard and
Krebs, actually flew a figure eight
in their primitive airship. But the
modern airship had to wait for
the internal combustion motor
which produces much more power
for it's weight than the steam en-
CINE.
The first to use a gasoline en-
CINE in a balloon was Alberto San
tos Dumont, a wealthy Brazilian
living in Paris. Between 1893 ana
1908, he built fourteen dirigibles
siderable balloons) Of varying
size and performance. With one of
these he won a prize of $40, 900
for circling the Eiffel Tower and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28

Of adjournment. Renamed by
President Truman yesterday, Boyd
will serve as a recess appointee
subject to Senate confirmation aft
er Congress returns.
He told reporters after the
swearing in ceremonies in Krug's
office that he had been promised a
fight when his name reaches the
Senate again.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
FOURTEEN CHILDREN
EVICTED FROM HOME,
SLEEP IN STREETS

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 27-F-Four-
teen children, including a Is
month-old baby, and their parents
spent last night - their second -
sleeping in the street in front Of
the hutnents OF veterans village
from which they have been evict-
ed but declare they have no other
place to 90.
The two families, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert E. Morris, who have nine
children, and Mrs. Palmer Wood,
who now has only five Of her nine
with her, said today there was no
sign Of relief in sight.
Morris said his young baby had
developed a slight cold from the
exposure.
The Dade county Juvenile Blu
reau said the cases did not tall
within the jurisdiction because
it was not Of an Emergency" ma
ture.
Furnishings Of the two families
were placed in the street Monday
afternoon by deputy sheriffs car
| rying out a court order to close
the village.
The village has been operated
by a Miami American Legion Post
under a contract with the Dade
county commission, but was or
| dered closed in June after the Le-
! gion declared it was operating at
a loss.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
City Briefs

Secretary Of the Chamber OF
Commerce John H. Farrell yester-
day said all plans of the city,
county, and Chamber to meet and
conduct veterans administration
field teams on a tour Of the COM
in the middle of Septem-
Der were completed. The VA men
will be studying possible sites for
the location Of a veterans hospital
repeatedly valued at 5000, 600.
A new regulation governing edu-
cation under the G.. I. Bill OF
Rights permits veterans to enter
school as they are discharged
whether their terminal leave has
expired or not, r. S. Matthews,
local contact officer Of the Veter-
ans administration announced yes
terday. Under the revised Plan
military personnel being separated
from service may use their termi-
nal leave orders as a temporary
certificate Of eligibility. The VA
will then exchange permanent GER
tificates for the terminal leave
orders.
The special criminal term Of
New Hanover county superior
court next month will be for the
trial Of jail cases and old cases
continued from the August term,
Solicitor Clifton Moore said yester-
day. The grand jury will be i'm
panelled to consider bills of in
dictment against persons held in
jail, but is not expected to con-
slider any special case unless one
developes in the meantime, accord
ing to the solicitor.
Graduation exercises for SO boys,
members Of the Tuesday and
Thursday swimming class at the
YMCA, will be held Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Parents Of the
boys have been invited to attend
the graduation exercises.
Cliff Bergere, famous Indiana
polls speedway driver, will visit
in Wilmington on Oct. 2 and 3, it
was announced by R. A. Cochran,
representative of the Champion
Spark Plug Co. Bergere will de-
liver several talks on safety while
in the city. He will speak at the
Exchange club meeting on Oc-
tober 3.
Local World War II veterans au-
thorized to wear the Victory medal
may obtain them at the Army Re-
cruiting office in the postoffice
building, according to 1t. Charles
J. Markus, commanding officer.
W. J. Mintz, 207 Terrace avenue
Wilmington, yesterday made for
NAL application to City council for
the position Of juvenile judge here.
Council did not take any action on
the request.
Members Of the USNR unit will
hold their weekly meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock in the courtyard Of the
Custom House, it was announced
by officials.
Technical Sergeant Paul Smart,
$40 S. Fifth street, who was sent to
the Pacific only a few days after
the birth of his son, will be return
ed to the United States so that his
wife and baby can live with him,
it was learned yesterday.