davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
SPORTS CENTER
WINS OVER ACES
Mike Michaels Leads Vic.
tors To 31-27 Upset
With II Point Total

The Atomic Aces of the Junior
basketball league, rated in pre-
season predictions as the club to
beat for the championship, were
upset yesterday afternoon by the
Sports Center cagers, 31-27, at the
First Presbyterian Church gym
nasium in the second game of a
doubleheader. In the first tussle
Nesbitt Courts Owls dropped a
hard-fought game to Carolina
Beach, 1924.
It was Mike Michaels, who turn
ed back the Atomic outfit in the
initial encounter. The tall young
ster Tipped II points through the
Irvine to lead all scorers, and play
ed an outstanding contest of de-
tense. Jimmy Stoudenmire rated
next to Michaels with eight mark
ers. For the Atomic outfit Harry
Mustard" Mathis set the tallying
pace, racking up eight points.
Lineups and points per man for
the two clubs were for Sports Cen
ter: Robert Brown, 2; Paul Horton,
o; Michaels, II; Billy Smith, 2;
Gerald Stone, 2; Stoudenmire, 8;
and Billy Stone, 0. For Atomic
five Sturm, 9; Gibson, 4; Hilburn,
p; c. Sturm, 4; Mathis, 8; John
son, 0; and Smith, O..
Charles Brewer, first string play
er for the New Hanover High
Junior Varsity, was the big man
in the opening affair, scoring %
points for Carolina Beach. Stand
out for the losers was Meier and
Gilbert, who tailed eight markers
each.
Lineups and the players respect
i've totals are as follows: Nesbitt
Courts-Daniels, 4; Bordeaux, 4;
Meier, 8; Gilbert, 8; and Simmons,
%. For Carolina Beach-Batson, 6;
Sparks, 2; Brewer, %; Schley, o;
and Walton, O.
In today's games the Chestnut
Bears play the White Phantoms at
the YMCA at 8 O'Clock and Lake
Forest tangles with the Brigade
Boys club at 4 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
HALLSB0R0 QUINT
DROPS CAGE TILT
Camp Lejeune High School
Scores y Ia IA
Victory
Special To The Star

HALLSBORO, Jan. % The
Camp Lejeune High School defeat
ed the Ha1lsboro High School ouint
here Wednesday night, % to IA.
The Marines took advantage Of
their height to take the contest
from the fighting Columbus county
five. The Hallsboro team lead the
tilt until the final period.
John Bowerson. 1anky Camp LIE
ieune player, lead the scorers with
IA points. James Creech was high
man for the losers.
Bob Huffine and Hunt Hardisty
lead the floor work for the winners
while Raymond Creech was best OF
defense for the losers.
In an exhibition tilt the Hallsborc
girls lost a 18 to IL decision to the
Whiteville All-Stars. Beulah Bald.
win, with 10 points lead the win
ners. Mrs. Pauline Vaught was
best on defense for the winners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23

A sports parade in Wilmington.
to be carried on a national radio
hook-up. has captured the fancy
Of sports lovers in this area, ano
hac been tentatively set for Feb
81.
Slated to be put on, to lay en-
phasis to the year-round sports
attractions available in this sec
ton of the state, first arrange
ments were outlined by Lindsey
Russell. Wrightsville Sound resi-
dent, who is acting only as an In
terested observer, and sparkplue
Of the plan.
The aid of all Wilmington civic
organizations, and merchants vii
be asked in making the proposed
parade as important to Whining
ton. as New Orleans Mardi Gras.
and Atlantic City's beauty contests,
are to those cities.
Present arrangements call for
about % large floats, each depict
ing several sports, to be led by
ears, and buses through the Sea
gate, and Winter Park sections.
and entering the city limits by way
of Greenfield Lake.
Participation Of the Girl Scouts
Boys Brigade club, Boy Scouts.
and all other organizations will be
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
Contests Slated


for holding Brogden's brigade to
d seven point triumph in what has
been labelled by the News and
Observer, "a moral victory" In
Fayetteville the Caps have also
been cited by the Fayetteville
Observer for almost upsetting the
mighty Wilmington Wildcats and
SC it goes around the circuit.
Yet, here in the port city fans
are wondering just how long the
Wilmington slump, which has mar
red all their exhibitions since the
Wilson f~racas, will continue. Billy
Mason, who held a Is point av-
erage prior until the Raleigh con-
test, now averages 1875 points. The
Wildcat high scorer Tipped only
seven points through the net
against Raleigh last Friday and
five against the YMCA Tuesday
But IS Mason drops Johnny Nc
Koy, 6 it. 6 in. center climbs. At
present MAC" boasts an average
of 1877 markers. He raped in %
at Raleigh and IA Tuesday. Next
Ii line comes w. A. Brown, who
fell off from 10 points to go
following the YMCA debacle.
Rounding out the list are To-day
Fennell with a mark of 80 points
and Louis Collie with 4.3. Fennell
showed flashes of his 1916 brilli-
ance in the az" tussle, and the
majority of local cage fans are
hoping it is a sign of things to
come.
Here are the complete New
Hanover High scoring records for
the complete 1946-47 season as
gathered by the Morning Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
Chic Clubs, Sports Dealers
Plan Sports Parade Here

sought. according to reports, aid
the cost of the project will be small,
each float being financed by the
persons riding it. The overhead
expense has been taken care OF
already
An attempt to get Charlie JUS
tice. fleet-footed University OF
North Carolina halfback to enter
the football display will be made,
and Camp Lejeune sport entry will
be made.
Sailboats, bicycles, and other
sporting equipment, necessary to
the succes of the event, will be
furnished by local sporting goods
stores, according to the present
plans of the parties, who will at
tempt to put the show on.
Showing sports in southeastern
North Carolina, from the cradle to
the grave, the parade will include
floats showing the summer beauty
contest. the flower show, horse
-how, local golfing fans participa-
tlon.
Plans also include an attempt
to get Fox Movietone cameramen
to photograph the parade. and use
the publicity to promote resort
traffic into Wilmington, and the
beach areas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
BABE ZAHARIAS
LEADS IN MEET

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. o. (P) -
Babe Zaharias, the national anna
teur champion, held on to a bare
one-stroke lead Wednesday at the
end of 81 holes in the 72-hole Tampa
womens open golf tournament.
Mrs. Zaharias shot a 70 to run
up a total score of 233 and barely
keep ahead of Louise Suggs OF
Lithia. Springs, Ga.
The Georgia golfer, who started
out Wednesdays shooting three
strokes behind Mrs. aharias. fired
a n for her 54-hole mark of 234.
Patty Berg of Fort Myers, Fla,
topped the professional players and
came in third in the $4,000 open ev-
ent with a 70 and a 52-hole total OF
238.
snappy breezes swept the Palm
Celia course and some players
showed the results of the cool snap
by turning in soaring scores.
Other low scorers behind the lead
ers were Polly Riley of Fort Worth,
Texas, and Peggy Kirk of Finlay,
Ohio. each with 245's; Mary Mozel,
Orlando, Fla, pro, 247.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
W0LFPACK WILL
PLAY NC ELEVEN
Chattanooga Coach A n
nounces N. c. State
And Other AT Tits

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan.22-
up - The University of Chatta-
nooga has added North Carolina
State to its 1947 football schedule,
Coach A. C. (Scrappy) Moore an
aounced Wednesday.
NC will meet the Wolfpack in
Raleigh ON Nov. l, a two-year con-
tract calls for a return game at
Chattanooga in 1948.
The schedule:
Sept. 20 - (tentative)n Alabama
at Birmingham.
Sept. q Mississippi State al
Chattanooga.
Oct. 3 = Tennessee Polytechnic
Institute al Chattanooga.
Oct. II - Tennessee at Knox
vile.
Oct. IS - Centenary at shreve-
port, La.
Oct. "a = Dayton University CO.,
at Chattanooga.
Nov. l - NC. State at Raleigh,
N. C.
Nov. IS - Ole Miss at Oxford
Miss.
Nov. % Georgia at Chatta-
nooga.
Nov. 8 and q or 80 to be filled
here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
Fishing Club Directors
Schedule p rley F riday
President W Watkins An.
nounces Meeting For
1880 p. m. AT Gregg's

The officers and directors of the
New Hanover Fishing club will
hold a special meeting Friday night
at 7:30 o'clock, it was announced
yesterday at T. I. Watkins, presi-
dent of the club.
The meeting will be held in the
office of Gregg Bros. ITO Market
street. The main purpose of the
meeting will be to make fina.
preparations for the clubs annua.
meeting Monday, Jan. q in the
county court house.
President Watkins has notified
the directors Of Fridays meeting
by letter. The full text of the
message follows:
Dear Sir: I am calling a meet
ing of the board of directors of the
New Hanover Fishing Club to be
held Friday evening, Jan. "a, 1947
at 1870 p. m. in the office of Gregg
Bros, 10 Market street. Photog.
raphers will be present to take
pictures of the entire group of di-
rectors. 1t will be greatly ap.
p%reciated if you can arrange to be
present at this time as we wish tc
close out our 1916 years business,
compile our reports, and make fl
nal arrangements for our annual
meeting to be held in the old New
Hanover court house OH Monday,
January 81, 1947, at 7:45 p. m.
"Also. I wish to take this oppor.
tunity to thank each and every
one of you for your splendid CO.
operation during the past year,
We have had a wonderful year and
I believe that our club reports will
show a very successful and pros
porous 1916 season. It has been q
pleasure to work with you. Yours
very truly, New Hanover Fishing
Club. T. I. Watkins, ST., Pres"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
WiIdlife Federation
To Hold Oyster Roast

The New Hanover chapter of the
Wildlife Federation met last night
at the courthouse to discuss plans
for the year. A small group OF the
! members were present.
Two committees were appointed
to handle the fishing and hunting
problems of the club for the year.
And plans were discussed for spon-
soring a fox hunt il the near
future.
It was voted to hold an oyster
roast next Wednesday night, Jan.
%. All members are urged 10
meet at the courthouse here at Z
D. m. from where they will journey
in a body to Uncle Henry's place.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
N. {. STATE MERMEN
TO OPPOSE CLEMSON

RALEIGH, Jan. o. () N. C.
State College swimming team
Thursday will open a three-day
southern invasion with a meet at
Clemson College.
The N. C. State mermen face the
University of Georgia at Athens,
Ga, Friday, and Emory University
at Atlanta, Ga, Saturday.
The charges Of Coach Willis
Casey boast victories over the
University of Virginia by 1921 and
over Georgia Tech by $3.50.
A lehman squad will make the
trip.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
LAKE FOREST WHIPS
ACME DELCO, 47-25
SPECIAL TO THE STAR

SPECIAL TO THE STAR
ACME-DELCO, Jan. 22.-The
Lake Forest Ramblers from Will
mington rolled up their second
straight victory here tonight de-
feating an, outclassed Acme-Delco
quintet, Alps.
Leading the winners scorers
were Charles Niven with Is points
and Gene Cook with II points.
Harry Lee spanked the Lake Forest
defensive play. The top point
maker for Acme-Delco was Smith
with II tallies.
Lake Forests next contest will
be next Tuesday when they en-
bark for Whiteville to meet the
Whitevil1e High school Wolfpack.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
Major League Training Sites Named
Mew York Yankees To Start
Workouts Early Merit Month
California, Florida, Venezuela, Panama And
Honolulu Top List Of Drilling Head
quarters For 1947 Baseball Season

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-P-Six big league clubs have
.nitcbed training sites for the 1947 season during which
ontprprising baseball promoters will explore the virtually
eutonned resources of Venezuela, Panama and Honolulu in
'asrch Of excess dollar bills.
After this spring the teams will not be permitted to
4a+ work until March l. and international tours will be
w. of order. As a result the New York Yankees and Giants
~ rJ brooklyn Dodgers, in particular, have planned extensive
!aDI.ats The first unit, the Yankees, leaves Feb. 13.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
TONY ZALE GIVEN
MEMORIAL AWARD
Boxing Writers Also Gives
Trophy To Promoter
Mike Jacobs

NEW YORK, Jan. % Q) -
Bookings highest honor, the Edward
j. Neil memorial award, was pre-
sented Wednesday night to middle
weight champion Tony Zale as the
man who did most for the fight
game. in 1916.
The Gary, Ind, better staged
the ring performance of the year
in whipping Rocky Graziano last
Sept. 81 in a fight which picked
boxing up from the low level to
which the Joe Louis-Billy Conn
fiasco had dropped it.
Former postmaster general
James. A. Farley, himself a one
time New York State Athletic
Commissioner, made the present.
ton of the Ninth Annual plaque al
the annual dinner of the New York
Boxing Writer'S Association at Rup-
pert's Brewery.
The award is given in memory
of the Associated Press Sports
Writer and War Correspondent
who was killed during the civil
strife in Spain in 1888.
In addition, Zale also received
Ring Magazines merit award as
Boxer of the year" in a p%resenta-
ton by Nat Fleischer, editor Of the
publication. Fleischer also present
ed Ray Robinson with a belt
emblematic of the welterweight
championship.
The boxing writer's also present
ed promoter Mike Jocobs with an
award trophy in recognition of "his
long and m%eritorious service to
boxing" With Jacobs still in the
hospital recovering from a cerebral
hemorrhage, the trophy IVES &C
cepted in his behalf by Harry
Markson. publicity director of the
Twentieth Century Sporting club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
TIDE WATER COMPANY
DEFEATS SMOKEATERS

The Tide Water and Naval Re-
serve basketball teams came out
victorious in last nights Senior
league cage doubleheader at Lake
Forest school,. defeating the Fire
Department and Post Office clubs
by 30-12 and 28-11 scores, respec-
lively.
In the second contest between
Tide Water and the Firemen Ken
Raynor of Tide Water led all
scorers with a total of IA points,
while Michaels of the losers. ran
second with five.
The opening contest saw Spencer,
Waters, and Evans tie for high
scoring honors with a total of six
markers apiece.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
HIALEAH STRIKERS
COME BACK TO WORK

MIAMI Fla, Jan. 22.-P-The
strike of grooms and exercise boys
at Hialeah race track was called
off late Wednesday.
Alfred Kreisler, counsel for the
800 strikers announced the strike
had been called off and said the
Association would become affiliated
with the American federation of Ia
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
LELAND UPSETS
JAYVEES, 37-l2
Potter And Ganey Pace
Brunswick School With
Is Points Each
Special To The Star

LELAND. Jan. %. - Leland High
school evened their series with the
New Hanover High school Junior
Varsity here tonight, gaining a So
Il victory after losing a 37-12 con.
test at Wilmington to the Jayvees
earlier this month.
The contest, which was played in
a gym with no heat whatever, was
marred by the slippery floor and
cold atmosphere. The players slip
ped off their feet time after time,
and the substitutes. like the specta-
tors, huddled together on the side
lines with warn blankets wrapped
lightly around them.
Leading scorers for the night we're
Potter and Gavey of Leland with
IS points each and Jere Hilburn OF
the Jayvees with 10 markers. The
score at halftime was Leland Is,
Junior Varsity 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
Probe Resolution
Introduced By O'Mahoney
Wyoming Senator Presents Bill Calling For
Broad Investigation Of Professional
Sports; Raps Scandals, Rumors

WASHINGTON, Jan. % - Up -
A resolution calling for a board in
vestigation OF professional sports
was introduced in the Senate
Wednesday.
Senator O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) the
author, explained it would author
lze the Senate Judiciary commit
tee to make the inquiry Witt
particular reference to attempts
at bribery and other corruption. -
There have been scandals IN
basketball, in football. and there
have been disturbing rumors about
baseball O'Mahoney said in d
statement. These rumors and
charges should be Investigated, and
there is no public agency except
the Congress of the United States
which can make the investigation
the public deserves
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
Practice Today

The Junior Hostess basket
ball team will practice tonight
at the Lake Forest gym at 1870
o'clock Bert Hawley. city &C.
reation department athletic di-
rector, announced yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
FRICK COMMENTS

NEW YORK. Jan. % - R -
Asked to comment on a resolution
introduced in the Senate by Sena.
tor O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) calling for
a board investigation of profess
sional sports. Ford Frick, presi-
dent OF the National league, said:
Il think Senator O'Mahoney will
find there is nothing in baseball to
investigate, either in operations or
in rules, Baseball can stand any
investigation Congress cares to
make. but it seems to me there
+ more important things Con-
gress could be investigating"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
ROUND VIEW WINS

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 22.-PeSan-
"a olud Farms Round View won
n featured $40, GOO added Royal
w. handicap at Hialeah Wednes-
: war Watch was second and
,i,5 argentine Horse, Respingo,
nns % hound View paid $7.20 in
ls the mile and a furlough
SS %s With jockey l.. Hildebrandt
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23

an investigation of professional
sports but he stated he strongly
favors efforts being made for
the protection of the integrity Of
all sports.'
Explaining he had not read re-
ports of the Senate proposal, Tralt-
man said, Il welcome the aid and
cooperation of all agencies in pre-
serving the good name OF Ameri~
can sports.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
American

dIklCI lCdll
New York - San Juan Puerto
|Nco, February Is.
Cnlcago - Pasadena, Calf, Feb
|tpary 10.
Washington - Orlando, Fla, Feb
fuary 20.
Detrolt Lakeland, Fla, Feb
|fuary "a.
o.. Louis Miami, Fla, Feb
flary "a.
usveland - Tucson, Ariz., Feb
boston Sarasota, Fla, Feb
fa!adelphia-West Palm Beach,
F'a', March /.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
CliffN Leading
CollegiateC ageScorer
Texas Wesleyan Star Has
Rimmed 1888 Points In
II Games

NEW YORK, Jan. "a OPAL
nough he is nursing a fractured
wrist and did not play the last two
games, Cliff McNeely of Texas
Wesleyan still is far out in front
of the nations high scoring col
legiate basketball players.
Before he went to the sidelines
McNeely had trimmed 1888 points in
II games. Today he still is rs points
ahead of Jim Lacy of Loyola at
Baltimore, VINO has coralled 312
points in Is games, and 70 ahead
of third = place john Wilson of An
derson Gndiana) with 300 points in
Is games. These three are the on
ly ones reported with 300 or more
points.
McNeely's teammate, E. F. Par
ham, is in fourth place with 295
points and Mickey Marty Of Loras
is fifth at 278.
The leading scores as reported
70 the Assoc ated Press goo or
more points:
Player s. School G FG FL TIP
Cliff McNeely,
Texas Wesleyan III 129. 1872 1888
Jim Lacy,
Baltimore Loyola III 116 80 312
John Wilson,
Anderson Cnd.) ---15 121 81 S0s
E. F. Parham,
Texas Wesleyan ----19 131 SO 295
Mickey Marty, Loras IF 112 40 27e
John Mills, Hofstra ----13 98 81 263
Jim Lilleton,
Southwest (Tex.) IA "a 81 24s
Jim Springer,
Canterbury und.) Ill IS II 242
hurry Mitchell.
Sam Houston State --12 s6 At 23s
Bonnie Wilhelm, Jones
boro (Ark.) State - 81 "a 22e
Hardie Fortenberry,
Texas Wesleyan ID 81 81 22t
Sonny Allen.
Morehead (Ky.) IL "a SO 224
Bill Gabor, Syracuse ----13 SO 43 221
Gerald Tucker.
Oklahoma --16 80 40 22(
John Hargis, Texas ----15 81 At 215
Alex Athas, Tulane ----7 "a 40 211
Ralph Johnson.
Huntington Gnd.yS --13 81 So 21t
Bob O'Shaughnessy,
Nevada --------------16 81 43 20;
Dick Dickey, North
Carolina State ------15 81 20 20;
Hershel Kimbrell,
McMurry (Tex.) ia 50 10 20;
Grant Davis. Nevada lis IS 80 2O1
Tony Lavelli, Yale iii. "a So POI
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-23
NO COMMENT

DURHAM, Jan. % - up - Com
missioner George M. Trautman OF
the National Association of Minor
Leagues declined comment Wednes-
Gay on the action of Senator
C'Mahoney GD-Wyo.p in proposing
Evening star., 1947-04-19
BY The Associoted Press

BROOKLYN, April 19.-Brooklyn
fans still were somewhat bewildered
today over the appointment of
ld-mannered Burt Shotton as
manager of the one-time "ferocious
gentlemen" for the 1947 season.
Following the suspension of Leo
Durocher by Commissioner A. B.
Chandler for conduct unbecoming
a major league manager" the names
of such famous figures as Bill Terry,
Joe Mccarthy and Bill McKechnie
were banded about as the possible
successors, but Shotton. a compare
tive unknown, landed the job.
President Branch Hickey made
the surprising announcement just
before the Dodger-Giant game at
New York yesterday.
The 62-year- old Shotton, a
Dodger scout, had made an over
night trip from his Barlow (FlaD
home after receiving a telegram
Thursday from Hickey, but was un-
aware of the nature of the summons
until his arrival.
Il haven't signed a contract Or
even talked about one yet" Shotton
told newsmen, I've worked for Mr..
Hickey off and on for many years
and never had a contract"
This led observers to believe
Durocher would be back at the helm
In 1948.
Shotton started as an outfelder
for Erie in the old Ohio-Pennsyl-
Evening star., 1947-04-19
6. u. and Penn State
Clash Again al Golf

Georgetown and Penn State
golfers are trying again today with
another match at Fairfax. Their
engagement yesterday at Kenwood
ended In 41s-41a tie, with the
Nittany Lions putting on q strong
finish to halve the last two matches
and take best ball to tie the match.
Harper fP) defeated King. up: Lar
row CD defeated Hart, and 2. Best
ball-Penn State, ! UP.
:. Major (Go defeated Smith, and Q;
Noble. tP) and Ostrosky (G.) halved
Best ball-Georgetown, 8 and 2.
Markay Cd and Boyle (P.) haived,
Rita CD and Peterson (P) halved. Best
bail-Penn State. Q and /.
At Lexington, Va, Washington
and Lee University topped George
Washington golfers, 7-2 Best indi-
vidual effort was II by the Gen.
erals Gordon Sibley.
sibley tW. & L. defeated Workman, 6
and 8: Mccormick fW. &, LIZ and Jackson
halved: W. & L. won best BALL and q
-. Grimm "a. W., defeated Carr, & and Iii
Thrower fG. W. and McKelway halVsd
q. W. won best ball, UP. -
Wtlmins fW. & L. defeated Wolfe,
and 8; Wells wv. d L.) defeated Wagstrai,
4 and a. w. d L. won best ball. Q and I
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Coolidge Team PAGES
IInferhiqh Golf Play

Coolidge High School remains un-
defeated in interhigh golf play after
having trimmed Western yesterday
5-1.
In other matches mdefeated Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase downed De-
witt, 60; Wilson routed George
Washington, 60: Georgetown Prep
played Blair to q sail tie, and
Gonzaga over Central, 81.
s,urr..s esoids., dE.o,,s: 3; Ws.tsFs; ss,....d
as.s.s.d Msciosksy M Mssnlasy seeolssy. "s'stsna ana
:; ros best teani,dcss ball Coolidge: AND 2. -
Cavanaugh tWestern}, and s; best Bali.
Beths.d., 8; Dewitt, O..
Dewitt. ! and ); Mar s 9ssthssds5' ''dss de-
feated Tunis Dewitt. and 8; best bali.
sessssas; Meses, 3 tsnts.sa., eng 4a, a.,..... r.,,
defeated siors tDeyitt). 8 and Il best bali.
mu1sss sssrsfsfSG f:p, ssss esfs.ssa q e. s.4i
sBlair). = and s; best BAN. deorsetovn,
lPrep]. 5 and s.; Bohlen fBiair, defeated
Werner tPrep), and 8; best bali, Blair,
Wilson. g.; GeorEs Washington. o.
Dedrick cWilson) defeated Nolan
(G.W). 1 up; Buffet fWilson) defeated
gigby tG.WJ. 5 and 8; best ball, Wilson.
Connor cwtIson) defeated Crawford
!GW1. 5 and 4: Shilling (w,Ison) de-
ball, Wilson, 5 and 4.
Gonzasa, B; Central, /.
Mcmahon tGonzagal defeated Stancili
sCentraD, 3 and !; 9uigley ldonzssal
bali. Gonzara, and s.
Murphy tGonzagal defeated King
lCertrail, and Z; Convey (Centran de-
feated Gleason fGonzAga1, / up; best
ball, Gonzaga, and g.