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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17

Aranha je pozval SIS clanic or
ganizacije, maj zavrzejo vsako
misel o vojni.
INA dnevnem redu imamo
mnogo zadev," je rekel. "Toda
vse je osredotoceno v vprasanju,
&c DO pot, XII 81 jo bono izbrali,
vodila mir ali vojno.
INA tenn zasedanju bo svet
organiziral mir ali pa pospesil
vojno."
Marshall DO vOdil
borbo proti Rusiji
Zasedanje skupscine Zdruze-
nih narodov sc je zacelo izgle-
di "a odlocno diplomaticno vojno
med Sovjetsko zvezo in Zedinje-
mimi drzavami. Ameriski drzav-
nj tajnik George c. Marshall, XII
vodi amerisko delegacijo, bo po-
skusal zdruziti javno mnenje
proti, kot je v porocilu oznace-
no, "ruski taktiki" v okvirju or
ganizacije Zdruzenih narodov.
Zedinjene drzave podpirajo "a
novega predsednika skupscine
avstralskega zunanjega minis
ira Herbert V. Evatta, XII je
znan kot nasprotnik veta, XII ga
imajo v Varnostnem svetu veil
Ike sile, in XII Sc je v preteklosti
zoperstavljal ruskim diploma
ticnim potezam v organizaciji j
Zdruzenih narodov.
Sovjetska zveza in dezele
vzhodne Europe pa podpirajo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Ma operaciji

Ma operaciji
v Glenville bolnisnico sc ie
vceraj podala Mrs. Theresa Mi
kich IL 1419 E. At st. Podvre-
ci sc DO morala danes operacij,
katero upamo, da DO srecno
prestala. Prijateljice jo lahko
obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
poljskega zunanjega ministra
Zygmunt Modzelewskega.


|Zygmunt Modzelewskega.
Visinski "a medsebojnO
razumevanje in dobro voljo
z angleskim parnikom "Queen
Elizabeth" je dospel vceraj tudi
sovjetski zastopnik zunanjega
ministra Andrej Visinski.
Visinski je izjavil, da bo Sc
danja skupscina razmotrivala o
mnogih problemih, da pa veruje,
da Sc te probleme lahko uspesno
resi- potom "medsebojnega razu-
mevanja in dobre volje.'
"Sovjetska delegacija bo sto-
rila vse, da Sc doseze uspesno
resitev teh problemov," je izja-
vii Visinski.
Glavna sovjetska delegate bo-
sta Visinski in Andrej Gromiko.
Oh priliki sci, XII Sc bodo vrsile
v okvirju zasedanja, Sc DO anne
riski drzavni tajnik Marshall
posluzeval move taktike, XII jo je
zacrtal njegov starr politicni
[svetovalsc. George F. Kennan.
Ia "taktika' je naperjena proti
Rusiji in njena glavna poteza bo,
da Sc vedno ocuva inicijativo..
Marshall bo preizkusil
uspesnost "nove taktike"
Sedanja skupscina DO obenem
tudi neka predkonferenca, XII bo
pripravila teren "a konferenco
zunanjih ministrov, XII Sc jo ma
merava sklicati "a prihodnji no.
vember v Londonu. Tu bo Mar
shall postavil ma preiskusnjo to
"noVO taktlkO. 70 nJegOVem
misljenju DO Sovjetska zveza
morala spremeniti svojo politiko
v Nemciji, ali pa bodo Zedinjene
drzave uporabile vso svojo ener-
gijo, da Anglijo in Francijo pri-
dobijo "a izgradnjo zapadne
Nemcije v loceno drzavo.
Baje je Marshall pripravljen
delati ma to, da pridobi Soviet
sko zvezo "a sodelovanje. Toda
ako bo naletel ma opozicijo So
vjetskih delegatov, je priprav-
lien, da stori vse, kar je mogoce
ma politicnem, diplomatskem in
ekonomskem polju brez sodelo-
vanja Rusije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Ma dopustu

Ma dopustu
Ma dopust je prisel Pvt. Ray
mond Hocevar, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Hocevar iz 1914 Lorain
Ave. Prisel je Lyndall Field,
Panama City, Fla, ter bo donna
ostal do Is. sept. Prijatelji ga
lahko obiscejo ma domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
'zDRU1ENI NAR0DI |MAJ0 DVE
IzbIRI: MIR ALI pa v0JN0
BivSi predsednik IN. Oswald0
Aranha opozarja delegate ma
vaznost sedanjega zasedanja

FLUSHING, N. Y, 16. sept-Bivsi predsednik Oswal-
do Aranha il Brazle je oh prilk ovoritve zasedanja
skupsne Zdruzenih narodov opozor prisotne delegate
da DO sedanje zasedanje organzace T. N odloco da Ii
DO svet zopet stopil ma pot, XII vodi vojno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Novi grobovi
JOSEPHINE sVIGEL

Danes zjutraj oh 2:15 uri je
preminila ma svojem domu ma
5818 Prosser Ave. pionirka Jo-
sephine svige1, rojena Macele,
stara 76 let. Pokojnica je bole-
hala zadnjih 10 let. V Ameri-
ko je prisla pred 40 lett sed-
mimi otroci. Pred sedmimi lett
je soprogom praznovala zlato
poroko. Bila je clanica drustva
Srca Marie in Carniola Hive
st. 493 TN. Tukaj zapusca So
proga Franka, starega SO let,
hcer Mrs. Josephine Macek in
pet sinov: Viktor, Frank, John,
Louis in Rudolph, II vnukov
in 3 pravnuke, ter vec sorodni-
kov v start domovini. Truplo bo
polozeno ma mrtvaski oder v Pc
tex popoldne v Grdinovem po-
grebnem zavodu, odkoder Sc
DO vrsil pogreb v ponedeljek
zjutraj v cerkev sv. Vida in
nato v druzinsko grobnico ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
General pravi, da je .samo hladnost
ameriSkega vojaStva preprecila incl
dent, XII bi mogel privesti do vojne

TRST, Is. septembra- porocilih novinarske agen-
CHE United Press je sedem hladnokrvnih ameriskih
vojakov puskami ro danes ustavilo 1000 MOI jugo
slovanske arade XII e skusaa vdreti rzasko ozele
dan, ko je uradno postao ''svobodno ozemlie'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17

I
Isto porocilo pravi, da je bill to
samo eden izmed dvajsetih Incl
dentov, katere so povzrocili Ju-
goslovani in da so ii incident
bill tako resni, da bi mogli dove
sti do vojne.
Kakor so poroca, so oficirji
jugoslovanskih Get, XII so Sc oh
3. uri zjutraj priblizali ameriski
liniji ma novi italijansko-j -jugo-
slovanski meji II mill severno
cd Trsta, rekli:
mi imamo 1000 MOI "a nami
in mi bono izvrsili prehod. Da-
jamo vam pet minut."
Dva tanka dospela ma
crto med pogajanji
Diva mlada ameriska porocni-
ka sta sc zacela z Jugoslovani
pogajati, rekoc, da morajo dobiti
stiko visjimi oficirji, med tenn
pa sta dospela diva ameriska
tanka in naperila cevi svojih
pusk proti Jugoslovanom.
Ko Sc je zacelo daniti, Sc je
pojavilo v zraku II britskih boj-
nih letal in vec ameriskih opa-
zovalnih letal, nakar so sc Ju-
goslovani umaknili. (Porocilo
ameriske agencije pravi, da so
Sc "mrko umaknili").
Imena Amerikancev ma pozor-
nici, XII jih porocilo oznacuje "a
"junake," so sledeca: porocnik
William Ochs il chattanooga,
Tenn, porocnik Lyle Len Len
hart IL Evanstona, ILL.,, Norman
Levine il Brooklyna, N. Y, Jo-
seph Kirby il Silver Spring, Md,
Charles Unold il GAINESVILLE, o.,
Edward Jones il Jolieta, ILL.,, toll
mac, in Melvin Celmer il Chi
caga.
Trst formalnO Oklican
"a "svobodno ozemlj je"
Par ur pozneje je britski ge-
neral Terence Sydney Airey for
malno proglasil Trst "a svobod-
no ozemlje in v prvem proglasu
kot zacasni governor Trsta ma
znanil, da bo smrtna kazen "a
della vsakogar, XII bi nosil orozje,
izvrsil napad ma zavezniske cete
ali pozival k vstaji.
Porocilo incidentu med Ju-
goslovani in Amerikanci pravi,
da so Jugoslovani zahtevali pre-
|hod skozi Trst ma poti v pokra-
jinc juznovzhodno cd Trsta, XII
je v soglasju mirovno pogod-
DO "a Italijo postalo jugoslovan-
sko, in da zavezniske oblasti ve-
rujejo ,da so Jugoslovani name
ravali tamkaj ostati.
Pozneje je general Airey po-
nudil jugoslovanskim cetam to-
vorne automobile "a prevoz
okrog Trsta v kraje JUNO cd
mesta, toda poveljnik jugoslo-
vanskih Get, polkovnik Vladimir
Luke, je ponudbo odklonil. Po-
tenn 80 sc Jugoslovani podali
proti svojemu cilju pes.
Severno cd Trsta, cd meje
Svobodnega ozemlja pa do av-
strijske meje, je bila nova meja
izrocena italijanskim cetam.
Korakale SO par sto korakov cd
pozicij, v katerih so cakali, da
zavzamejo mesta nasproti Ju-
goslovanom onkraj meje.
Jugoslovanske cete so skozi
vso nod zavzemale pozicije ma
Inovi meji, vzklikajoc: Tito!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17

Stalin' Vsepovsod so jih po-
zdravljali Slovenci, XII so jih OBJ
sipali S cvetjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
JOSEPH HOCEVAR

Vceraj popoldne med 2 in
2:30 uro Sc je sprehajal po ce-
sti blizu svojega donna Joseph
Hocevar, star 81 let, stanujoc
ma 1906 Donald Ave. Nenado-
ma Sc je zgrudil in poklicana
policijska ambulance ga je ta-
koj odpeljala v Mt. Sinai bol-
nisnico, kjer pa je zdravnik mo-
gel le ugotoviti, da je umrl vsled
srcne kapi. Donna je bill IL vasi
Maskovec, skocjan ma Dolenj-
skem, odkoder je prisel v Ame-
riko pred so lett. Tukaj zapu-
Sea invalidno zeno Mary, roje-
no Zavodnik, XII sc ze dali casa
nahaja v bolniski postelji na
domu sina Franka ma 1923 E.
81 St., ter enega brata v start
domovini. stirje sinovi so re
preje umrli. Bill je clan drustva
Komenius st. 521 PHO. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil v petek zjutraj ob
9:3O uri il Grdinovega pogreb-
mega zavoda ma 1853 E. 62 St.
v cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma po-
kopalisce Calvary.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

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and wait until your eyes are accustomed
to darkness. Slide Tail-Fin off-look in
Observation Lens-and you'll see fren-
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energy of atoms splitting like crazy.
Secret Message Compartment hidden in
Tail Fin =. Bombardier's Insignia en-
Evening star., 1947-02-23

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lightning blast explosions. Aluminium
Warhead (bomb nose) 4-pronged
plastic Tail Fin. Ring can be adjusted
to fit any finger. Atomic materials in
Atom Chamber are harmless.
How to Get Ring. Get box of that win
ming corn-tasty breakfast cereal XIX.
Send top of XIX box together with only
15c and Order. Blank at right.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
POWERS RESIGNS
AS ESL OFFICIAL

According to a statement by
President Frank Maner, of the
Eastern State League, he has re-
ceived the written resignation
of Jiggs Powers, who has beer
serving as secretary and treasurer
of the semi-pro circuit since it:
organization in 1915.
President Maner said in hi!
statement that Powers had serv'
ed faithfully and diligently il
his official capacity, and that no
only he but other members o:
the Eastern loop had enjoyed
working with the Whiteville
man, who has long been active
in sports in Eastern N. c.. HI
was, for several seasons, manager
of the Whiteville Comets.
Powers gave as his reason fol-
leaving the ESL job, excessive
duties in other fields which fore.
ed him to give the honorary
position up. Powers is, at present
the Columbus county sports
correspondent for the Wilmington
Morning Star.
Maner~ said that no one hae
been considered to fill the post
as yet, but that it would be
brought up at the next meeting
of the board of directors of the
ESL, scheduled around October
18th, the date on which Powers
resignation becomes effective.
Members Of the board are
Maner, Powers, Herman Farrow
of Masonboro; Earl Brinkley ane
Dewey Hooks, Whiteville; Jacl
Hughes, Southport; Levy Bridger
Bladenboro; and ED. Duncan
of Elizabethtown. Bob Hursey
of Wallace, was a member unit
the Duplin entry withdrew il
mid-season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
S Defense In Spirited Drill For Georgi
BUNS CELEBRATE.
GIANTS FALL, 81

BROOKLYN, Sept. %. - (P -
Brooklyn celebrated its newly
clinched National League champ
ionship before the home folks
today, clubbing the New York
Giants, 81, on Jackie Robinson
day. St. Louis had eliminated it
self from any mathematical
chance last night by bowling to
Chicago.
With the pressure off. the
Dodgers had little trouble snap
ping their three-game losing
streak as Joe Hatten warmed up
in impressive style with a five
inning stint during which he al
lowed only three hits including
Bobby Thompson's first-inning
homer, his 2Sth running the
Giants consecutive game homer
streak to 10. Dan Bankhead finl-
shed up the game for the Brooks.
Robinson, who was given a new
automobile, a television set, $500
watch, an in~ter-racial good will
plaque and cash gifts before the
game, went hitless in two trips
before he was replaced by Ed
Stevens, a rookie from Montreal.
In fact manager Burt Shotton
tossed his reserves into action
midway in the game and gave
catcher Bruce Edwards and Dixie
| Walker a complete rest.
It was Hatten's 18th win, his
first over a first division club
and Jones' second loss.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Powell To Coach
Burgaw Football I cam

At Burgaw, where most of his
boys are light and green, but
willing, anything can happen
when a man with the ability of
Coach Paul Powell takes over.
He has around 30 boys out for
the team, but says he expects
nothing before the latter part of
the schedule, as the Penderites
have had no football team in
seven seasons.
His lineup for the Farmers
Day contest here will be picked
from among the following boys:
Ends-Remly Clark, Ken Futch,
Tom Futch, Ike Ives, Roy
Powell; tackles-Norman Blake,
Linwood Harrell, Martin Murray,
Ronald Woodcock; guards
Marvin johnson, Rae Pope,
Johnny Rudell; centers-Charles
Sparkman, E. M. Thompson,
Carl Wolfe; backs-Wadus Bor-
deaux, Frank Bowen, Norwood
Bannerman, Stedman Carr,
Robert DUNCAN, Joe Johnson,
Walter Fedoronko, Woody Myers,
James Raynor, Bill Seasons,
and Petey Zawacki. Utility play
ers include Tommy Phillips,
Ebert Moore, Robert Jones,
John Humphreys.
Powell will use the same old
familiar single wing that he
used when he was in Whitevi1le.
but which he uses with great
trickery. He has booked a nine
game schedule as follows: Sept.
26-Whiteville at Whiteville, Oct.
3-Hallsboro at Burgaw, Oct. 10
|-Faison at Burgaw, Oct. IL
New Hanover's JV's at Whining
ton, Oct. 24-Wallace at Burgaw.
31-Jacksonville at Jackson
vile, Nov. Clinton at Clinton,
Nov. 14-New Hanover's JV's
at Wilmington, Nov. 21-Dunn
at Dunn.
Meanwhile, here in Whiteville,
Coach Earl Brinkley' promised
that his charges would get plenty
of drills on pass defence during
the week, and started out by
giving them a two and a half
hour drill today, with most of
the time being taken up in the
phase.
The Pack looked especially
weak in this department in last
weeks win over Laurinburg's
Fighting Scots, although a pass
interception and a sparkling 80
yard runback by little Bill Ellis
helped them to take a rs victory.
Brinkley is not taking Burgaw
and Powell lightly as he, like all
the rest of Whitevill's populace
knows that the Fender mentor
is as smart as they come.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Wildcats To Resume Drills
For Charleston Tilt Today
Bad Weather And Injuries
Retard MINIS Practice
Sessions

Bad weather held the New
Hanover Wildcats indoors yester-
day afternoon and coach Leon
Brogden had to be content with
showing a football picture to
members of the squad.
However, weather permitting
the New Hanover coach will send
his charges through some siren
Gus workouts at 18th and Ann
street this afternoon. The Cats
are scheduled to meet the strong
Cooper River Blue Devils of
North Charleston, S. C., Friday
night at the American Legion
Stadium.
The Charleston encounter will
be the third non-conference tilt
for the locals this season. The
Devils are expected to cause the
Wildcats plenty of trouble, both
coaches were wringing out the
towels, each claiming the other
had the best team and each
moaning because their respective
teams have been slowed by in
juries.
Six members of Brogden's crew
are on the injured list, but all
probably will be in condition to
participate in Fridays contest.
The injured were listed as fol-
lows: Irwin Gore, Lloyd Honey
cult, Jim Gibson, Charlie Smith,
Linwood Taylor, and Doc. Ven
tiers.
Gore has been unable to heave
passes during recent practice SEES
sions because of a shoulder IN
jury received in the Maury game
last Friday. Big Lloyd Honey
cult is suffering from a charley,
horse while Smith, Venters, and
Gibson are nursing minor leg
hurts. Linwood Taylor IS out
with an injured hand.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
LOUISE SUGGS HOLDS
FRANKLIN HILLS LEAD

DETROIT, Sept. %. - up -
Gusty winds that swept the roll
ing fairways of Franklin Hills
country club today failed to halt
a steady parade of favorites
through first round matches in
the Women's National Amateur
golf championship.
The nations feminine links
stars swept through the opening
l8-hole round of match play
without a single startling upset.
Led by medalist Louise Suggs,
diminutive Lithia Springs, Ga,
star who played within two
strokes of par for the second
straight day while downing Doro-
thy Ellis, Hoosier school teach
er from Indianapolis, 6 and 4,
the top-rated figures stepped un-
moIested into the second round,
most of them by comfortable
margins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24

easy for several days while nurss
ing an injured knee. He expect
ed to play Saturday although he
may not be in top condition.
The Deacons worked long and
hard today and sought to smooth
out flaws in both their offense
and defense and they again plac-
ed special emphasis on their pass
ing attack.
DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON, Sept. %. -(E1-
Davidson, rushing preparations
for d conference scrap with Will
liam and Mary in Norfolk, Va,
Saturday, brushed up its of.
tense today, running through
what Coach Bill Story termed
Everything we'll do in the
game "a
The workout was a previewo OF
Wildcat activity Saturday with
passing, kicking, and running un-
der game conditions all coming
in for a share of attention dur
ing the scrimmage.
Story told the linemen he was
satisfied with their defensive play
against Elon, but that stopping
Coach Rube McCray's Indians
will be a different tale.
Guard Bob Strickland, tackle
Frank Strait and center Henry
Wilson responded with outstand-
ing performances during the
rough work which closed the
DAYS practice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Annual Tournament Slated
For Sept. 2S On Munic-
ipal Links

Pairings for the Wilmington
City Open golf tournament were
announced yesterday afternoon
by Dave Crichton, Municipal
curse pro.
The annual tourney is slated
to get underway September 70
with match play, Crichton said.
Billy Dyke, defending cham
pion, has posted qualifying
score of 1853 for SO holes to win
medalist honors. Dyke defeated
Glenn Herring by two strokes.
Dyke has been paired with
Thomas Wood in the Champion
ship flight. Observers at the
NUM- course said that the match
between BEN Washburn and
Jesse Ellison, winner of the Star
News Advertisers tournament,
has been earmarked as the hottest
match of the first round.
The pairings have been releas-
ed as follows:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Bill Dyke VS.. Thomas Wood;
l.. B. orrell VS.. l.. C.. Walsh, ST.
Gene O'Brien VS.. Gus Burner.
rs J, P. Herring Cbye).
: Glenn Herring VS.. Walt EAGLE.
l.. c, Walsh, Jr. VS. Bowden Clew1s.
Jess Ellison VS.. Ben Washburn.
Raleigh Powell (bye).
FIRST FLIGHT
j. P. Wilson VS.. Leo Palmer.
WHford Ellison (bye).
Ralph Powell VS.. G. r. Mckenzie.
Hayward Ellison bye).
Henry Clark VS.. Kelly Jewell.
Harold Cleeve (bye).
Billy DeCover VS.. Macon Won1nle.
C.. P. Williams (bye).
SECOND FLIGHT
Z, J.. Gornto VS.. Bob Harre1l.
J. R. Baucon Cbye).
H, H. Cook VS.. H. w. Collins.
Ken W~orthington (bye).
Doug Sloan VS.. Reed Lassiter.
Bowden Lassiter (bye).
Jack Loughlin VS.. c. w. Miller.
L.. B. Harrell (bye).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Kinston. Juniors Win
Over Jacksonville, 60

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. %
K~inston's Jayvee football team
this afternoon pushed across an
early score and buckled down
to play a defensive game. AS
they defeated the Jacksonville
Cardinals, 60.
The games only score came
about. midway of the initial
quarter after a long, determined
drive put the visitors on Jack
sonville's %.
Tommy Piver, from ris end
position, took a pass from Char
ley Larkins, and skirted left
end, scoring standing up.
Jacksonville threatened with
in the Is yard line five times,
but each time they were either
held or fumbled.
Bullock was the outstanding
ball handler for Jacksonville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Fishing Rodeo Judges
To Meet This Morning

ord Of 10 pounds, 8 ounces,
and the 1947 mark of 16
pounds, 2 ounces, set a few
days ago by a Concord fish
erman.
The other record-breaker
was the 3-pound, 5-ounce
bluefish caught at Elmore's
Inlet by c. w. White of Will
mington. The old bluefish
record was 2 pounds, 2
ounces.
The five Rodeo judges are
slated to meet this morn
ing to pick the first weeks
prize winners. Judging from
the number Of epkries, E..
l.. White, R. B.. Page, Cicero
Vow, Thurston Watkins and
Gilbert Pickard, Jr., are 60
ing to have a busy morn
ing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
BY .rIcGS POWERS
Star Correspondent
Star

WHIT. Il, Sept. 81
have a grand bunch of boys, but
they have practically no ex-
perience at all. Whiteville should
win from us without any trouble;
but remember this, my boys will
give them a scrap" This came
from Paul Powell, who is still
a resident of this city, but is
this year using his coaching
talents at Burgaw High School,
where he is attempting to put
the Pender institution back on
the athletic map, after a lapse
of seven years.
If any man can give BurgaW
a shot in the arm, as far as a
football eleven is concerned, we
are sure that Paul Powell is the
man.
The Haywood, West Virginia
native, whose Burgaw team VIII
NAV Coach Earl Brinkley's
Whiteville High Wolfpack here
as an attraction of farmers
Day. Friday, September 26th'
was given honorable mention on
the All-American Team OF 1884,
while playing for West Virginia
Wesleyan.
He came to Whiteville as
Athletic Director and head coach
the following fall and remained
here during the school years OF
1896. '36-'37, 1913, 1888;
where he turned out some OF the
best athletic teams in WoltpacH
history.
His football teams of 1887 and
'38 were his best, having such
stars on them as David Banks
dale, of UNC and Navy fame;
Bob Jordon, who attended Wake
Forest; James Spivey, a great
guard; and others including
Jack Walters, Hanson and Mason
|Canady, and Woodrow Britt.
The '38 aggregation lost to
Mt. Airy in the State "B" flnals
by a 1920 score. His ;3S and 80
baseball teams also went to the
state finals before being ellnl,
mated. At the start of the BY tall
semester he became head coach
at Edwards Military Institute,
- c,1ooh,,ro NJ c.. where he
remained, and had very gooo
records, until he entered the
Wilmington shipyards in the Fall
of 1912.
His work here lasted until he
returned to his native state to
coach at Lumberport, W. Va,
during the '45-'46 school team,
where his football eleven was
runner-up in their conference
race.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Dyke Wins Medalist
In City Open Golf Tourney
RAINED OUT


The scheduled Glass A Soft
ball League game between the
City Optical and Spofford
Mills to be played last night
at ! o'clock at Robert Strange
Park was postponed due to
rain.
Tonight the ACL team will
collide with the Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks at 7 o'clock.
All games played this week
are tits postponed during the
second half and will have to
be played by Monday when
the playoff series begins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24

Frrors-Madrid. Runs batted in
pafko 3, scheffing. Nicholson Myse,
Johnson 2, Pafko. Mack, Nuclei. TIRES
base hits-Lukon. Home run-Nlehoison n
Double plsys-Johnson to Mack ~
Watkins; Madrid to waitSus' h,ses 10
to Miller to Young. Lefs On ~ oa hs1,s-
eaie Wyse IL 4. ce off ~nader Nicer :; strike E:
o out Wyse l.. Wander Nicer l;
1T .. Hetki 2. Hits off-Vander
M - in 3 % innings; Lively 2 in l
w. perkowski 3 in 8; Hetki 0 in l.
Losing pitcher-vander Nicer. umRires-
Heniine, Borgess., Conlan, Barr ilme-
1859. Attendance 1871.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24

Two more Fishing Rodeo
records have been wiped
off the books, a partial tab
ulation of first week en-
tries showed last night.
At the same time, Rodeo
officials announced that
incomplete registration fig
ures had jumped to 1,147,
representing SO North Car
Dina cities and Is states.
Newcomers in the out-of-
state registration came from
Georgia, Louisiana, Ohio,
Tennessee, Washington and
Wisconsin.
In the record-smashing
department, B. M. Wash
burn of Glen Arden held top
spot with his 80 IL pound
red drum hooked at Top
sail Inlet. This catch erased
the 1916 red drum rec