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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24

gia Tech (No. 10, kept on the
victory path. Penn (No. g. and
Texas (No. y were idle.
Notre Dame, cunning for top
ranking, flattened Tulane 59-6,
Georgia Tech crushed poor Fur
man, 51-0, and California jus s t
squeezed by the rampaging
Stanford Indians, 21-18.
Three of the form reversals
occurred in the south and two
in the midwest. In the South
North Carolina State ruined Vir-
ginia's bowl hopes, 7-2, Mary
land surprised Vanderbilt, 20-6,
and Tennessee Jared Kentucky,
1876.
Northwestern, a 14-point I'M
derdog, clipped Illinois, 28-13,
and Indiana upended Purdue,
1914 for the Old Oaken bucket.
Other highlights of uniform
packing day included:
East - Yale's 31-21 big three
win over Harvard and Boston
Colleges 25-7 intersectional
triumph over st. Mary's of Cali
fornia. Other noteworthy results
included: Princeton IA Dart
mouth II; Boston U. 20 Colgate
IA; Columbia % Syracuse 8;
Georgetown 0 George Washing
ton 0 tie; Holy Cross 48 Ford
ham 0; Lafayette 7 Lehigh O.;
Muhlenberg 80 Bucknen o.;
Washington and Lee 18 Della
ware 13; West Virginia 81 Tenn
pile 0.
South - North Cardinals 21-O
win over Duke (3-1-D gave Will
liam and Mary the Southern
Conference title. Other scores:
Clemson "a Auburn 18; David
son 28 Citadel 7; Georgia q
Chattanooga 0; Mississippi State
IA Mississippi Southern 7.
Southwest - Rice 7 Texas
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24
lesion Plays Bradley Creek At Stadium Tonight
Ben Washburn Captures
Cape Fear Golf Tourney

1t was a nip and tuck bat
tie yesterday afternoon on
the rain soaked Cape Fear
course, but when the 36 hole
championship match had been
completed, Ben, Washburn
held a 2 up advantage over
Jimmy Herring in the cham
piOnship flight.
The victory gives Wash
burn the championship tro-
ply for the Cape Fear coun-
try club.
In the morning round,
played in a steady drizzle of
rain, Jimmy Herring was
leading 2 up at the end of Is
holes In the afternoon
rounds, also played DIN tn
rain, Washburn managed to
catch up one at the end of "a
holes and was trailing Her
ring by one point.
WaShburn made 1t even on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24

the 11th hole and divided the
18th. Herring again took the
lead on the 18th and the 18th
was halved. Washburn we mt
one down on the 18th when
Herring birdied. The 18th was
split and Washburn birdied
on the 18th hole to give him
a one up advantage. On the
final hole Washburn fired a
par 4 to capture the club
championship with a 2 up to-
tai over Herring.
In the first flight L. L. Doss
defeated J. S. Zapf, 2 and l
and in the second flight w.
E. Curtis defeated w. L. Boz
man 3 up.
Louis B. Orrell, medalist,
presented the beautiful tro-
ply to Washburn at the Cape
Fear country club following
the matches yesterday after
noon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24
THIS MAY BE BOWL sETUP FOR NEW YEARS GAMES
Southern California Plays Michigan At Pasadena;
Alabama May Battle Texas In New Orleans C~ntest;
Southern Methodist And Penn State In Cotton Bowl


eral offers. Still celebrating
Penn States first perfect season
in IS years following yester-
days 29-0 rout of Pittsburgh,
Higgins said the Lions had been
invited to several New Years
games but added 1--WE have sew
eral colored boys and wouldn' t
play anywhere without them. :"
Outside of the Rose Bowl the
three main New Years games
are in Miami, New Orleans and
Dallas.
Coach Matty Bell of SMU said
he would be willing to play Penn
State and declared that the Ne.
gro problem is something for
the Cotton Bowl officials to de-
eide. If Dallas gets that game,
and if SMU beats Texsa Chris
tian Saturday in the Mustangs
finale, the Cotton Bowl would be
able to stage the only New
years tilt between two unbeat.
en- and united elevens.
Texas, beaten only by SMU
and then just by a slim point,
14-13, meets Texas A. & M.
Thursday. A match with the fast
developing Alabama Tide would
be a natural.
Still mentioned. with Penn
State fo rthe Cotton Bowl how
ever, are once-beaten Georgia
Tech, are twice-beaten Georgia
and unbeaten but twice-tied
Kansas.
Georgia Tech. Texas, Missis-
sippi and Kansas also loomed as
possibilities for Miami's Orange
Bowl affair along with North
Carolina and possibly William
and Mary, the newly crowned
Southern conference champions
Besides William and Mary,
several other conference races
were decided yesterday and 9th.
ers were clinched the week be-
fore.
Here are the conference
char 1pions
Ivey League - Pennsylvania
Big Nine-Michigan
Pacific Coast Conference -
Southrn California
Big six - Kansas and Okla.
homa, co-title holders.
Missouri Valley-Tulsa.
(Southern conference - vii
liam and Mary)
Big Seven-Utah.
The Southwest conference
pennant will be decided Thurs.
day and Saturday. SMU (4-0)
can get a tie at the worst as
Texas has a Al record.
Mississippi (5-1) tops the
Southeastern followed by Geor'
gia Tech (3-I, Alabama (5-2),
and Mississippi State (2-D. The
pennant hinges on Saturdays
Games between Georgia and
Georgia Tech and Mississippi
and Mississippi State.
There were five major upsets
Saturday but none among til G
top ten teams.
Besides the wins scored by
Michigan mo. ~, SMU (No, 81,
Southern California (No. ~
Penn State mo. 81, and Ala
bama mo. 81, Notre Dame mo,
q. California mo. 81 and Geor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24
VILLANOVA WILDCATS
DEFEAT DONS, 21-l9

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23-
P)-Villanova's Wildcats came
from behind to score two touch
downs in the final period and
defeat the University of San
Francisco Dons 21-19 today in
a thrill-filled intersectional foot
ball game before a crowd esti-
mated at 10000.
The eastern team scored its
first touchdown 20 seconds after
receiving the kickoff on a 65-
yard pass and run play to take
a lead, which San Francisco tied
within less than a minute.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24

Christian 0, Texas Mines 26 New
Mexico Aggies 0; Tulsa 80 De-
troit 20; Texas Tech 26 New
Mexico 20.
Midwest-The Big Six wound
up in an Oklahoma-Kansas tie
for second year in row as Kan
sas came from behind to beat
Missouri 2O-14 and Okla
homa nipped Nebraska 14-13.
Other scores: Cincinnati 26 But.
Ter 19; Minnesota 81 Wisconsin
o.; Ohio U. u Xavier Z.
Far West--Marquette SO Ari'
zona 21; Oregon IA Oregon State
6; Washington 20 Washington
State 0.
The emaining big games left
on the regular schedule include
the following:
Thursday, Nov. 27-Arkansas'
Tulsa; Colorado Denver; Cor
nell Penn; Davidson-Furman an
Duquesne St. Louis; Colorado
college Wichita; Rutgers .
Brown; Texas Texas A & M;
Utah-Utah State; Virginia Tech
Virginia Military; Wake Forest
South Carolina; William ano
Mary-Richmond.
Saturday, Nov. 20 - Army
Navy; Fordham-New York U;
Georgia Georgia Tech; Holy
Cross Boston College; Kansas
State Florida; Kansas Ari.
zona; Mississippi Mississippi
State; Maryland-NorA Caroline
State; Michigan State Hawaii
Oregon State Nebraska; Okla
homa-Oklahoma A & M; Rice
Baylor; TCU-SMU; Vanderbilt
Tennessee; Virginia NORTH
Carolina; West Virginia Pitts
burgh.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Notr'
Dame Southern California
| Utah-Arizona.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24
CHARLOTTE CLIPPERS
TAKE 10th STRAIGHT

CHARLOTTE, Nov. 23-R-
The Charlotte Clippers, indepen-
dent professional football team,
won their 10th straight game on
a muddy field here today, SUBJ
merging the Patterson, N. j.,
Panthers, current leaders of the
American League, 23-14.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24
A. I. Moore Reelected
Tobacco Loop President

Sam Allen, and Zeb Harrington !;
Red Springs, Tom Cope and Red
Norris.
Sc m a. Smithfield, Hubert
johnson and c. G. Grady; Lum-
berton, Buddy Frazier, Tim
Murchison and Gene Lawing
Warsaw, S. W. Mariner, Robert
L.. West and W. E. Currie; Will
mington, w. P. Sutton, M. A.
Rocks and Lewis Cheshire.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24
EASTERN COLLEGE
ALL-STAR ELEVEN

NEW YORK, Nov. % IT,
Eight Eastern colleges placed
men on the sectors all-star
football team for 1947 in con-
trast to recent years when Army
garnered virtually all the glory.
The team, selected by the AS
sociated Press after consulta-
tions with coaches, scouts, Off
cials and newsmen, does. list
two Cadets on the first team
Joe Steffy at guard and Elwyn
(Rip) Rowan in the backfield.
Steve Suhey, mainstay of the
staunch Penn State aggregation,
is the other guard while Frank
Burns of Rutgers, Gene Ros-
sides of Columbia and Tony
Minisi of Pennsylvania, are sta
toned in the backfield with
Rowan.
The ends on this star-spangled
outfit ere William Swiacki of
Columbia, whose circus-like
pass, catching brought an end to
Army's victory string, and Bill
Iannicelli of Franklin & Mar
shall, an outstanding football
player and a likely U. S. Olym-
pic athlete in the javelin throw.
The tackles are Richard
Shimshak Of Navy, and Bill Lii
lienthal of Villanova while
Charles Bednarik of Pennsyl-
vania, is the center after close
battle for the honor with Navy's
Dick Scott and Princeton's Frank
Perantoni. The 1947 season
probably will 60 into the rec
ords as one in which the play
of the centers, especially those
in the eastern portion Of the
country, was outstanding.
Others who made the season
spectacular at that position in
cluded Eugene Shekitka of Co
lumbia, Bill Yeoman of Army
and Frank Pastuck of Cornell.
The first team thus lines up
with two players from Pennsyl-
vania's unbeaten forces; two
from Columbia; the pair from
Army and one each for Villa
nova, Franklin & Marshall,
Fem State, Rutgers and Navy.
The second team is made up
of ends Dale Armstrong and
Tom Finical of Princeton; tack
les Ernie Stautner of Boston
College and Edmund Kulakow-
ski of West Virginia; guards
Ben Coren of West Chester
Teachers, and Norman Iacuele
of Brown and Scott at center.
The ball carriers behind this
wall are Jeff Durkota of Penn
State, Norman Dawson of Cor
nell, Ferd Nadhenry of Yale and
Tom Cannon of Harvard.
The eastern college all-star football
| team selected by the Associated Press
after consultation with coaches scouts
officials and newsmen:
Pos. Player College
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24
PARKER WINS

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. '23- -W.D-
frankie Parker, former Nation
al Amateur tennis champion in
the U. S., today scored a 6-2, Ga,
victory over Enrique Morea, the
Argentine champ, in the finals
of the Buenos Aires tourna-
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24

Dial 2-s311 for Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24
PROFESSIONAL
CRIDSTANDlNCS

New York rs; Cleveland 2S. -
Los Angeles 16; Brooklyn 12. -------
Buffalo 33; Baltimode IA. - -------
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24

The eastern college all-star football
team selected by the Associated Press
after consultation with coaches scouts,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-24

x-Schedule completed.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
PROPOSALS..

WASHINGTON Suburban Sanitary Com
Ing Northwest Branch Trunk Sewer from
approximately ii 200 feet Of so.inc6
eeeSed at the Once 81 hs
suburban Sanitary Commission. Hamilton
st. Hyattsyie Nd Until ti15 am
1947, at which place and time they will
be publicly opened and read; Plans, and
specifications may be obtained from Harry
r. Hall, chief engineer of the commission,
Hyattsville; Md. upon deposit Of S5. which
deposit will be returned to bidders or to
those ooS returning PLANS and spssisations II
SHAW DWIGHT B. GAIT, Commissioners.
FEDERAL FED WORKS AGENGY: Iublic Build
at i P:M; Standard Time, April 10. 1877,
Meeting to exisnE services snG addtonai idf e1a
laboratory equipment in the Virus and In
fffti9ss s Il pSsasf Hssb Naonf In
this ofice and must be returned. The
n ha % %0re e hsn hs ss M
Public Buildings. W. E, REYNoIDs. isfsSe. Com ~
missioner of Public Buildings. Federal
Construction.-Sealed proposals for con-
structing Beaver Dam Branch Trunk Sewer
from River Road to 6@nd Avenue. Chew
erly, Involving approximately 5000 feet
Of ,24-inch reinforced concrete and vitri-
fed pipe and 700 feet Of 15.inch to q.
sewers, will be received at the ONCE Of
the Washington Suburban Sanitary Com
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Maryland, until Friday. April II, 1947. at
11:15 AM, Eastern Standard Time. at
which place and time they will be pub
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Hall, Chief Engineer of the Commission.
Hyattsville. Maryland. upon deposit of
ST. 90. which deposit will be returned to
bidders or to those returning plans and
specifications in good condition. FRANK
B. SMITH, LACY SHAW, DWIGHT B.
GAIT Commissioners
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WATERFRONT pRoPERTY-sALE.

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riparian rights: many view sites priced
NIL, right on Mayo I'd. to Loeb Haven
e o 3 es. M Ask sRrn df left sfp fns t2E
NC. HINES SON. ma. s552, RIM. 2l2'
NV NV WSaHThERTRoNr SHHhE development; world s
challenging pleasure health business; will
share opportunity with progressive parties;
free literature. C. J. PRETTYMAN. Ex-
Rpff EPPfNG FOREST. MD, near Annapolis $
Large cottage having 8 rms. and 9 baths;
ORrtly furnished: can be used ants
r 'ssy bAuMhN. No. I'1 I Thomas circle. "a,
sIas' sII.yEaa EE sS-sooM BUNGALOW. asbestos Ms
Magic Chef S. gas range new rSa water heater;
seTsened SLEEPING poreh: lot 5oxiSo;
essa .ess, PVT Es e p hssse o ansss .se
s7oqo 1 Gus owner WE 70 sfs 'n srd s' ss SoSth sopa
sefsosi afoGi es8SslN at Lake Jackson, Va, right
on the. lake. Two bedrooms. large living
room. kitchen and bath; large porch. COM
electric hot-water heater. large electric
and rovsoat with outboard motor April
day and Sunday. Cali Manassas 7e-F-21
either day for appointment or write Box
So6r 81 THIS WORLD and most beau
tifur' are some Of the remarks made after
. view OF the new waterfront . property
gnea has for
an-year boat harbor. fishing. swimming,
duck shetting. etc. Phone MA. 44s3 for
5 Conner LoTs: business, section. Mayo
lsta %H1rf GAP poqSr AZ siIb Mb on Potomac River
9aiash ERSEy na,ns en- Mtls ioo. Ext AZ 50.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Answer to TRICUsPm.
GoIdbricks Minus Gold
Sold to Storekeeper
By the Assoeioisd Press

MIDDLEBURG, PA bargain
backfred on Storekeeper Albert Van
Horn.
Two men, he told Sheriff Palmer
E. Dinius, offered to sell him suit
case containing 81 900 in gold pieces,
each encased In a small piece OF
concrete the size Of a clam shell.
Van Horn put up the cash and
discovered the concrete pieces con-
tained nothing but concrete.