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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10

Nj. and Mrs. Joe H Anderson
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Lee in Loris Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. HARRISON
of Wilmington visited Mr.. Har-
nelson's father. c. H. Harrison
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Price of
New Bern spent some time dur
ing the holidays with Mrs.
Prices parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartford Fowler.
Mrs. Louise Anderson of Hem
ingway is visiting friends here.
She is at home at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Truitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Q. Ora
ham. Jr. are now at home at 22OO
Dcvine St. Columbia, S. c., where
Mr.. Graham is student at the
University of S. c. Mrs. Graham
is the former Miss Susie Edwards.
Wilmer Cox OF Raleigh visited
his mother, Mrs. Frances Cox.
during the week end.
Mrs. Elizabeth Legctte was
admitted to Bakers Sanatorlum
in Lumberton late Tuesday to
receive treatment for severe cold
and sinus infection
Miss DeRotha Hughes Of New
York is visiting in the home of
her sister. Mrs: F: G: Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Hughes,
sons Jimmy and Harold, arc
leaving tomorrow from Florence
by train 10 visit Mrs Hughes par
cntS. Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Spivey
in Detroit Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Rogers, j.
and Mrs. Winston Gore were
Wilmington visitors Tuesday.
Caroline JeSsup, daughter oj
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. JesSup is con
fined to her home with mumps.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Erusie GaSkn
, have returned from a weeks trlE
thriugh the Smokey and Blue
{ Ridge mountains. During Tho
) tour they visited Mr.. and Mrs
J. n. Ledford in HayeSville, N
c. and Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Ball
= ing in ASHORE. N. c. Donald Led
i ford, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n
Lcdford, Ted PhippS, and Mis-:
Juanita Bpffkin accompanied
I them.
Jason S. Norris, Navy veteran
left Monday to report to the
Veterans hospital in Fayette
vile for an operation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Local School
Adds Two Teachers

Principal c. II. Primer al
nounccd this week two additions
To the faculty of the Tabor Git
schools. Lewis Hiniford of LoriS.
"A graduate of The University Of
North Carolina is teaching high
school English and Math ana Mrs.
L0rlnc SolcS Of Tabor City. route
ono. heads the local Home Eco
Monies department. She attended
Winthrop college and previously
taught in the Williams Township
schools.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
GOLDFINCHES

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Goldfinch
and two year old son, Gene, are
now at home at the E. Fl. Hick-
man apartments here. Mr. Gold
finch is manager of the local
Prince Motor company and came
to Tabor City from Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
SOCIAL NEWS
Lupo-tianna
Vows Spoken

MISS LuciIr II,po became the
bride II willard DcVuc Hanna IN
q pretty ceremony so}cmnized at
the Green Sea Baptist church,
t;rcCn Sr1. S. G., Sunday even
ing. December 22nd at o'clock.
RcI. Dwight McAlIistcr assist
Il nv Rev. Waldo +. Marring Of
ticia'ud using the double ring
"rvrmoay. The vows were Spok-
n before = background of south
en- @rcCncry. archcd candlcbra
holding burning tapcrS and floor
baskets of white chrysanthe-
muuS.
Before the ceremony Billy Pc
EInN of Conway and Furman IN
ivcrSity. cousin Of the bride. and
Miss Elizabeth TroWC'l OF Wal
jcrboro. S. (. presented L pro-
gram IT wedding music. including
i Love Nou Truly, Clair De
Lunc and "Drcau5c The we'd
dnig march from Lohcngrin was
used for the professional and
Mcn&cl>SohH's march for the re
Gc&Sional.
LoGrand Hanna. of Hyman
brother Of the bridegroom was
hest man. UShcrs were Eugene
t.Hpn % Charleston. Thomas Ell
drlgC Lurn and Wyman Lupo of
Green Sea, brothers Of tic bride
ana LcRyan Harvey of Char
lesion. nephew Of the bridegroom.
Miss Beatrice Strickland OF
Wilmington and Green Sea was
maid Of honor and Mrs. Eugene
atGDo O! Charleston, sister in law
OF the bride. attended as matron
Of homo" Bridesmaids were Miss
Lola Marsh and Miss Frances
Coleman Of pamplico. S. c., Miss
LaVinia Lupo Of Limestone col
l""r. sister 0f the bride and Miss
Hiawutha Lupo of Meredith col
jcge cousin of the bride.
Tn" attendants wore white taf-
frta dresses fashioned with sweet
hc:~t neckIinc and trimmed with
red velvet ribbon. They carried
tan shaped bouquets of American
Beauty roses tied with red rib
bon.
The bride who vas given in
marriage by hcr father, c. A.
LUn0 WAS lovely n her white
wedding gown fashioned Of ira
dijioHal model. Her flowers were
Killarney roses and carnations
conferred with an orchid.
Mrs. Lupo. the brides mother
wore grey with 4 ShOu!de. cor
sage Of red roses.
immediately after the core
nonv NJ. and Mrs. II. L. Lupo
entertained at reception at their
homc after which the bridal cou-
oIo left Tor q wedding trip. Upon
lhcir return they will be a home
u Lyman, S. c.
The bride, Il daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. c. A. Lupo, of Green
Sea. IS { graduate Of the Green
Sea high school and Limestone
college and holds B. s. degree
with major in Home Economics.
She is school lunch supervisor OF
Florence county.
The bridegroom is the son of
NJ. and MIS-. Allen D. p. Hanna
Of Hyman. s. c.. and is a graduate
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
IN CHARLOTTE

G.. Garland Fowler and J. L..
Winstead were IL Charlotte Mon
day looking over new mcrchan-
disc that will be available during
the coming year. Mr.. Fowler is
associated with the Firestone
Store and the Dixie Store and
Mr.. WinStead is associated OK
clusively with the Dixie Store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10

Mrs. j. G. Bell They came via
Kansas City where they visited
in the home of Mrs. Coles sis
ter, Mrs. w. J. AnScaume, also
via Columbia to visit another sis
ter, Mrs. @. l.. Benton. Mrs. Cole
was admitted to Conway hospital
Tuesday to receive treatment for
several days.
So
Scott Lloyd of Fair Bluff was
the guest of his aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe H. Anderson
during the past week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Hyman's Announce
Sons Arrival

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack B. Hyman
are receiving congratulations on
1 son, weighing seven pounds,
porn at the McLeod's Infirmary.
Florence, S. c. Sunday evening
ut $50 o'clock.
The new arrival has been nam
cd John Paul His aunt. Mary An
nice Hyman. r. NJ. aunt Maye
w. Stevenson and grandmother.
Blanche w. Hyman were with
Daddy Hyman to welcome him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Wedding Notices
Have Been Received

Slultz-Ulner v cdd!n@ ali
nOunccmentS have been received
here reading:
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hammond
Urncr
have the honor Of
announcing the marriage Of their
daughter
Nancy Pridgcn
Mr.. William Warren SluIlZ
ON Saturday. the tWcHty-firSt oi
December
Nineteen hundred and fo.ly-s!N
HagerStoWn. Maryland
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10

NEW YORK STUDENT Victor Twerky is demonstrating
boX designed for the detection of OBJ
staces still the testing stage the result
Twerky and two other Students Alfred
Ddea working the direction
of biology at the college, The principle
picking beam of sound emitted by the device the
obstacles Here TWerky Is shown getting the
location of chair by means of the (nternaona
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
HAS BIRTHDAY

Margaret Ann SolcS. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace SoleS,
celebrated her first birthday an
niversary Tuesday, January 18th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Price of
New Bern spent some time dur
ing the holidays with Mrs.
Prices parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartford Fowler.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10

Nj. and Mrs. Joe H. Anderson
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Lee in Loris Sun
day evening.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
|Rugged0 0kIahomaF Five
Us Big Six Champion
For First Time
sy ne As.oeiossd P,s.s

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2s.-Tne
University OF Oklahoma sooners, a
rugged road team and unbeatable
by conference foes In their own
backyard, had their first undisputed
Big Six basket ball title since 1879
safely tucked away today.
The Sooner clinched the 1947 title
by defeating . good University Of
Missouri team, a to 36, before an
overflow crowd of 5000 at Column
bia, Mo, last night. The win gave
the Oklahomans a record of eight
conference victories, three OF them
on enemy courts. against one loss.
Oklahoma's Big Six defeat came
at the hands Of the Nebraska Corn
huskers in the Sooners' first confer
ence game early last month. Since
that time Coach Bruce brakes boys
have been unbeatable in league
play. topping Kansas State, Iowa
State and Missouri away from home
and winning all Of their five home
tits.
Both Oklahoma and Missouri
(6-0 wind up their conference CAM
paigns in games with the retiring
champion Kansas Jayhawks next
week. Missouri has clinched second
place in the Anal standings.
Nebraska defeated Kansas State,
81 to SO, at Lincoln, Nebr., last night
in the final game of the season for
both teams. The Cornhusker win
meant tie for fifth and sixth
places for the two teams CD.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
N. IS. Ring Team Grabs Lead
In AAU Championship Meet

The second round of the Districts
AAU boxing tournament to be held
next Thursday at Catholic Univer-
sity will find National Training
School fighting to hold down the
Nd ! spot.
The boys from N. T. S. have three
points to their credit following last
niSht's hectic battling at C. u, while
Fort Dupont, Anacostia and the
Marines have two each and Apollo,
Georgetown Boys Club, Barry Post
of the American Legion, Southwest
A. &C., st. Mary's and Merrick qualify
wish one point.
b. T. S. scored its three wins
ALI in the 135-pound class. John
Lynch scored a technical knockout
OVER Fort Dupont's Dave MCGOWAN
ats1:l2 of the second round; Gene
O'Eeill stopped jim Lacey Of Apollo
in s56 seconds of the first, and Ed
DeAton decisioned Apollo's Bill Luts
The battling last night was fast
ana furious all the way with Ber-
nafd Smith of the Marines and
Bdb Howard of Merrick taking the
Spotlight.
Smith dropped Howard to the
CANVAS in the first round, but the
reA-haired 16o-pounder rallied te
give the Marine hot fight. Smith
wdn by a close decision.
Leon Statler. Marine 147-poundel
who dropped a decision to Ana
coStia's Jess Moore, now Is at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital with ap-
pehdicitis. Statler complained OF
q stomach pain following the fight
arIh was rushed to Walter Reed
Hospital, where 1t. Don A. Taylor
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Hawkins
Continued From Page A-1s)

action and occasionally his barbs
oackflre, but generally they are &C.
cepted in the spirit in which offered
He's a fiery fellow and will operate
with another player of similar strain
in Myatt or Eddie Lyons.
Reports in Excellent Trim.
Reporting to the Mats in splendid
shape, only pounds over his play
ing weight of 1s2, Jerry becomes
a vital man in the Mats infield
plans. He may wind up at short
stop, third base or second base, de-
pending on developments here, but
wherever he lands, Washington fans
can be confident he will turn in
sparkling performances.
Nat Notes-Manager ossie Blueee
will split the Mats into two squads
tomorrow and stage workouts twice
daily. Rain shortened yesterdays
session to an hour. Twenty three
pitchers, three catchers, three out
helders and nine infielders now
are in camp, with Outfielders Lewis
Joe Grace, Earl Wooten and Mike
Dominguez among the missing.
Gil Torres and Eddie Yost are the
absent infielders and Torres prob
ably will remain AWOL.
Bluege probably will carry Wooten
on the squad. :. He is one of base
balls classiest fielders and also can
NIL in at first base. :. +. Carl Fiore, a
third base candidate who was signed
as a free agent, has impressed
Bluege with his fielding in practice.
-. Grifhth claims he hasn't heard
from Lewis and doesn't know when
or II Buddy will report.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
G.W.,C Cards Home.
Hoyus Play Dukes

George Washington meets vir-
ginia Military Institute at Roose-
velt High School gym, and
Catholic University Win be host
to Warrington College tonight
at the same time In the only
collegiate basket ball on local
floors. But the big attraction
Is at McKeesport, Pa, where
Georgetown tangles with Du-
quesne's undefeated five.
g. w. can win a seeded spot in
the Southern Conference tour
ney by tripping the Cadets,
while Catholic can chalk up a
fourth straight victory, which
would be something Of q recent
record for the Cards. George
town, however, can help itself to
a big slice Of national prestige by
humping of the Nations last re-
manning unbeaten team.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
examined him. He was later trans
ferred to Bethesda.

examined him. He was later trans
ferred to Bethesda.
Results:
11S-pound clas-Ed Thornberg Eort
Dupont Boys Club decisioned Ray Axt
'(Quantico Marines).
126-pound class--Frank Lagana tApol-
10 Club won over Harry Raley (unat-
tached) by default. Adam Cardinale lana
costa Boys Cluby decisioned John Loenich-
en- (Boys Club of Washington. Frank
Tavenner (Georgetown Boys Club decl-
stoned ice Wahlenshaw (National Train
1s5-pound class-John Higss BARRY
Training seSooS. Sam rranHiin 9soSti-
west A. CO. decisioned Gene Lewis (Mer-
rick BOYS Club. John Lynch National
Training SCHOOL, stopped Dave MCGOWAN
Fort Dupont Boys Club at 1:12 of second
round. ice Jennings {Merrick Boys Club
stopped Don Howes (Nye House) at 1880
135-ponnd class---Gene oNeiI Nation
al Training SCHOOL, stopped Jim Lacey
ed peston !kation.i Tfainina se6ooD de.
147-pound class-victor Mowby est
Plummer National Trainine). Jess Moore
tAnacostia Boys Club decisioned Lester
Statler tQuantico Marines).
147-povnd class-Charlie Sampson (Fort
DuponD decisioned James Phares (National
Training SCHOOL,
co ses.osss BOB aosa9 Smith 1.
Boys Club. Hugh smyth (ouantico1 de-
eisioned Benny Profitt National Trainins
SCHOOL,
Evening star., 1947-02-28
|HurseY, Perry Paired
For Ball Park Scrap

Smuggy Hursey against. Aaron
Perry will be the first outdoor fight
of the season here. Promoter Is
Goldie Ahearn and the date is May
at Grifnth Stadium.
In announcing this fight. Ahearn
also said he is withdrawing from
Uline Arena, where he has had two
cards this winter. He would give
no reason, but said he'd lost money
on both shows.
This Hursey-Perry fight Is a
home town natural. Hursey only
two nights ago put on one OF the
grandest battles ever witnessed here
when he upset Billy Arnold of Phil
adelphia and is rated as a real
conner.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
CoIonioIs Impress n. c. Scout
In Victory Over Virginia Five
BY MerreII WhittIesey

ball and held on, impatiently wait
ing for the gun.
Mullins, who had few minutes
until plane time after the game,
elaborated on the cancellation Of
the North Carolina North Carolina
State game Wednesday, the night
after the crash Of the stands at
Purdue. It was called off by the
Raleigh fire chief because of over
crowded conditions In the State
gymnasium.
Tar Heels Couldn't Dress.
1--WE couldn't get in the gym for
a half hour" MuIlis related, "the
crowd was thick around the door
and they finally sneaked us in the
basement. We had started to dress
when men, women and children be-
gan streaking into the dressing
room windows, walking over the
clothes, paying no attention to the
boys.
I'VE never did get upstairs. The
1lre chief had told State after the
1NAS 6dAAS AC WOulu11t y AllOW tkldt
place to be overcrowded again SO
he called the game. They turned
the lights out and people started
out, then q few minutes later they
turned them on and the fans rushed
back in. That happened three
times.
I'VE looked up the conference
rules, thinking about claiming q
forfeit, but we couldn't as our
team never did make the floor.
States team did. It was q mess -
incidentally, G. w. concludes its
regular season against v. M. I.
tonight at Roosevelt. The Colonials
have won 10 and lost 8 and 8 and
in the conference.
Evening star., 1947-02-28

Pete Mullis, assistant coach Of
the University Of North Carolina
basket ball team, was teaching q
physical led" class yesterday morn
ing when Court Coach Tom Scott
popped in and told him to grab a
plane for Washington and have q
look at that George Washington
team.
1--WE hadn't seen G. w. play and
didn't figure on scouting them un-
til they beat Duke" Mullis said,
'but when they won that one, we
figured they must have a pretty
good team and so hustled up here
Might meet them in the first round
of the Southern Conference tourna-
ment next week. You never can
tell"
Mullis Is a little fellow with a
drawl so thick it would make Rhett
Butler sound like q Yankee. He
watched the Colonials beat the Uni
versity of Virginia last night, H-56,
at Uline's and admitted &c. w. has
a pretty good team, all right" but
he kept any technical observations
to himself.
Big Colonials' Work Tells.
The Colonials met up with one
of the fastest breaks they've seen
this season. 1t almost was too fast.
In the final analysis 1t was G. WIS
big men under the backboards,
Barry Kreisberg and Don McNary,
that made the difference between
the clubs. Kreisberg finally started
hitting late in the second half after
q lot of hard luck on his early tap
attempts. Jim Rausch tucked in
some very important points for tie
Colonials in his 11-point total.
Virginia's record for the season
is an even break in % games, but
the two games they lost to G. w.
were by q total Of three points.
The last one was 4i-39. Bill Pandak
missed a foul shot that would have
tied the score with only 4 seconds
to 60, but KreiSberg retrieved the
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Kentucky Five FIoeks
Records, but Foes
Remain Unawed
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 28.-Un-
awed by Kentucky's record -dwarfing
massacre OF Vanderbilt last night,
seven Southeastern Conference bas-
ket ball teams looked at the top
seeded Wildcats from the annual
tournaments quarter-finals today.
Still in the scrap were the other
three seeded quintets-Louisiana
State, Tennessee and Alabama-as
first-round pairings were run of
yesterday without major form up
Fheaval.
Tennessee's Vols opened the sec
ond days activity in one Of the
tournaments first big tests-against
dark horse Tulane.
Other quarter final matches in
cluded Louisiana State against Flor
ida, Alabama, only seeded team to
draw a bye, against Georgia Tech,
and Kentucky, seeking its fourth
straight SEC crown. against Au-
burn, which finished the season
chase at the bottom Of the stand
ings.
Kentucky's 98-29 assault of vandy
gave dessert of basket ball trickery
at its dizziest as three other quints
advanced yesterday with compare
tive ease.
Tennessee took the measure Of
Georgia, 58-45; the Tigers OF L. s. U.
advanced at the expense Of Mis-
sissippi, 61-36, and Georgia Tech
eliminated Mississippi State, 65-52.
Most Of the major tournament
scoring records were rewritten in
Kentucky's lopsided larruping Of
Vanderbilt. The 90 points topped
by "a points L. S. us previous high
est point-making spree, registered
last year in a 74-29 triumph over
Tulane.
The a Wildcat field goals totaled
8 more than L. S. us record IS in
the same 1916 game. The 67-point
margin WAS another record, better
ing the 45-point difference In Ken
tucky's 1924 triumph over Auburn
last year. Also entering the record
books was q new two-team total
for one game, the 127 points i'm
proving the 121-point total COM
piled when Tulane defeated Geor-
gia Tech, 66-55, in the 1914 tourney.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
|Cronin-F|ynn Match
Tops {. U. Ring Card

Tommy Cronin's 125-pound bout
with Johnny Flynn Of the Coast
Guard viii open tomorrow nights
Catholic U.-Coast Guard boxing
match. and 1t may be the best
scrap of the evening.
Cronin, one of several rockies
holding the fort for Eddie LaFond' s
team, has come along rapidly, win
ming his last three fights. The
young Irishman whipped Ed Col
letta Of Kings Point last week,
thereby avenging the only defeat
charged against him.
Cronin, an engineering student,
surprised by holding MiAmi's Jimmy
Demos to q draw In his debut, and
later got another draw with DANNY
Mclaughlin of Maryland. In both
instances cut eyes stopped the &C.
ton.
Coast Guard, which. dropped a
hairltne decision to Maryland last
week, Is favored over the Cards
but the final figures should be close.
Catholic chalked up q 5-3 verdict
over the Sailors in their last meet
ing In 1943 at Brookland.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Lead All but CIinched
By Cap Five in East

Washington's Capitols have just
about wrapped up the Eastern Divi-
sion crown in the Basket Ball Asso-
citation. With 10 games remaining
on their schedule, q 10h game
margin separated them from the
second-place Philadelphia Warriors,
who have II games remaining.
Should the Warriors lose tonight
to the Toronto Huskies and the Caps
down the Boston Celtics tomorrow
night In sUline Arena, the Warriors
hope of q tie would vanish. i. - 3
Eight Of Washir1gton's remaining
10 games will be played at home,
where the Caps have yet. to lose.
They will be cunning for No. %
tomorrow night and, their eighth
straight league win. sf
The real fight in the Eastern
Division is for the third place play
OH berth. New York now holds a
2h-game edge over fourth-place
Providence.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Lions Rally on Phillips
In Till With Rovers

Nick Phillips, hard-driving little
center, will be one Of the key men
Of the Washington Lions tonight
when they continue their bid for
the Eastern Hockey Leagues cham
pionship against the leading New
York Rovers at Uline Arena at $50.
The Lions in their last seven
games have won six and tied one.
The Rovers have lost five games
and tied another in their last six
and have dropped their last three
with the Lions.
The Lions will have their strong
line Of Phillips, Walter Babey and
Chirp Brenchley in action.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
|FeIIer Tops LIST Of Is
Ito Get From $4,000
TO $4,000 Pay
sy The Asseeia,sd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Bobby
Feller, the golden boy Of baseball'a
second golden era-even as Babe
Ruth was the salaried colossus Of
the first-leads q total Of 26 bic
league players who will earn from
10000 to $S0,0 900 plus in 1947, q
survey shows today.
When brilliant Bobby linked 4
Cleveland contract which will bring
him from $50, 900 to $1,000 for his
work on the hill this year, he be-
came the first player with a chance
to better the eighty grand q year
the New York Yankees paid the
Babe back in 80 and 81.
Although the matter of payment
Is incidental, it should be pointed
out that the home-run king got
his dough in straight salary while
Bob is to be paid part of his in
bonuses based on home attendance
Approximately SIS, 900 OF his money
will be In straight salary.
Although Hank Greenberg's sal
ary never has been disclosed by
Pittsburgh oficials, 1t has beer
learned from a pretty authoritative
source that it calls for a fiat SIS, ,O0(
contract with no bonus arrange
ments, as reported. Others who viii
receive more than $4,000 in 1g41
include Ted Williams, who will be
paid $65 900 by the Boston Red Sox
and Hal Newhouser who will draw
$4,000 from the Detroit Tigers.
Honors for being the highest sal.
aried club go to the American
League champion Boston Red Sox
who, according to General Man.
ager Eddie Collins, will shell ou1
close to half million dollars ti,i.
year. Besides Williams, Dave Fer.
riss, Tex Hughson, Rudy York
Bobby Doerr, Dom Di Maggie ane
Johnny Pesky are reported to b.
In the $200O0 class.
Here are the second golden err
salaries of major league players, thu
figures in some cases being ap.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Boys Club Meet Ringmer
Will Be Feted Tonioht

Champions, runners-up and other
outstanding boxers in the recent
Boys Club Of Washington amateur
nght tournament will be honored
tonight at a banquet at the May
flower Hotel.
Trophies and prizes donated by
the Boxing Commission, Touchdown
Club, Atlas Club, Sports Center and
other organizations will be present.
ed. The program starts at $50 pm
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Kings Point Is Ring Host
To American U. Tonight

The American University boxing
team was to make delayed start
tonight in q ring where two other
District colleges failed. The Eagles
were at Kings Point Merchant Ma
rine Academy to battle the Ma
riners, victors over Georgetown and
Catholic U. at the Long Island
school.
Coach Jim Petro took q squad
of seven, forfeiting in the heavy
weight class. Next Wednesday the
Eagles visit Bucknell in a match
postponed from last Friday.