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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
CAPTURE
1929 THRILLER
Whip Fourth Street AID.
vent; First Presbyterian
Downs Baptist, 71-29

In last nights YMCA Sunday
School basketball league First
Presbyterian and Winter Park
came out victorious, First Presby-
terrain mauling First Baptist, 1929,
and Winter Park edging out
Fourth street Advent, 1929.
The first encounter between
First Presbyterian and First Bap.
fist was a complete runaway for
the winners, as they took an early
lead and kept piling on points al
a rapid rate throughout the con.
test. Leading scorers were E. A.
Thomas with % points of FRS
Pre- sbyterian and Herman Wick
Of Presbyterian with 10 points.
In the other contest Winter Park
barely squeezed by a scrappy
Fourth Street Advent outfit. Only
Jere Hilburn's brilliant shooting
As,t Winter Park ahead. Hilburn
garnered Is points on six field
goals and four foul losses. Kingpir
for Fourth Street was Pat Harring.
ton with IA markers.
Other players and their respec.
tive totals are as. follows: First
Presbyterian - Brown Is, West
II, Crowley 7, Stevens 4, Parkers
3, Kraus 2; First Baptist - Had
ley 2, Gilbert 2, Alderman 2,
Caudill 2, Maultsby 2; Winter
Park w. Ellison 8, C. Hilburn
5, Sloan 9, C. Ellison, Horton;
Fourth Street - Dukes, Clark,
Smith 1. Powell 10, Harrington
IA, Bradshaw 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
Richmond Hands Wake Forest
g. 81 Setback In Final Game
Victory Clinches Spot For
Spiders In Southern Con-
ference Tournament

WAKE FOREST, Feb. 27.-PE
Richmond University clinched a
spot in next weeks Southern Con-
ference basketball tournament by
handing Wake Forest a 1854 set
back here tonight in Fore gym
nasium before over 1900 fans.
It was Richmond's eighth vic
tory in 13 conference starts and
Wake Forests ninth loss in II loop
starts. It was the final game for
each team.
Bernard Dolsey, tiny Richmond
forward, COPIED individual scor-
ing honors, with eight field goals
and six free throws for a 22-point
total.
Wake Forests leader was Der
an Walters with 19-he made good
on II of Is free-throw opportuni-
ties and dropped in four field
goals.
Richmond led by 1926 at inter-
mission.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
Baseball Team Will Attend
Oyster Roast, Manager
Maner Reports

The Masonboro Ramblers, 1916
champions of the Eastern State
Semi-pro baseball league, will
hold a meeting Saturday night to
discuss plans for the 1947 season,
Frank. Manor, manager of the
club, said last night.
The players will gather for an
oyster roast and following the meal
will 60 into discussions for the
1947 campaign. eve have just
about the same group of players
we had last year" Maner said last
night. 1--WE are going to make a
strong bid to capture the cham
pionship again in A." he added.
Players on the Masonboro Ramb-
lers roster last year included: W.
A. Brown, Oliver Allen, David
George, Burney Covington, Lin
wood Rowan, Hugh Griffith, Dink
Coward, Aubrey Wallace, Johnnie
Farrow, Howard Pepper, Johnnie
Kirkham, Jimmy Fox, Louis Collie,
Levi Heath, Jim Lilies, Elmer
George, Bobby Rcurk, Billy Hardi-
son, Sam Paxton and Arthur Far
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28

pposing clubs. List those pivot
.en down. There were Gene
,rooks of Durham, Dave Sheriff.
# Fayetteville, Jim "Bull" New.
scme Of Wilson,, Al McCotter of
Rocky Mount, and James
Edwards Of Raleigh. All were
their quint S high point makers.
Zach ran into trouble against
Wilmington with Johnny guarding
them. Brooks, who averaged 1912
points before play ing New Han.
over High, scored o points on
McKoy in the Durham-Wildcat
game here and only three at Dur.
ham. AL McCotter, a 11.6 points
man per game, notched six in
each of his battles against
"Mac". The same goes down the
line. Johnny held every rival
center to a minimum of tallies,
while collecting an average of
1871 markers himself each con-
test. ...
Today, big Johnny is looking
forward to the uke-Durham
basketball tournament and the
State championship tussle. When
asked how he thinks Wilmington
will show up, the sharp-shooting
skyscraper replied: 81 believe
we'll do fine. We have learned a
lot since Frankfort whipped US
last year, and I think it will take
a mighty good team to stop us.
Collie and Fennell are great on
set shots. Mason is terrific at
getting the ball off the back
boards and shooting. And
''Weinie" CIV. A. Brown will
work that ball through for Grips
when everything else has failed"
n attaining information con
corning opposing coaches and
writer's candidate for the ALI
Conference center position, we
were told this by a few of them:
Jack Williams of the Durham
Morning Herald - "McKoy is the
best center I've seer all season.
Coach Bob Broome of Rocky
Mount our McCotter is good
but .McKoy is much better;'' and
Coach Bill Dole of Fayetteville
"McKoy is the best man in the
conference at taking rebounds Of:
the backboards. I would like to
have him."
Therefore, we select Johnny
McKoy as the first string center
on our 1947 Eastern Class IA
Conference All-Star basketball
club. He is truly a top player of
the top team.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28

Teams Enter
Annual Meet
Star News YMCA Basket
ball Tournament Plan
ned March So

The 1947 edition Of the annual
Wilmington sStar-N e W s-YMCA
Southea stern North Carolina Invi
rational high school basketball
tournament will get underway
Wednesday, March 5 at the YMCA
gymnasium, with "a teams bat.
ting for top honors in the boys
and girls division.
The tournament will run for four
days, March 5 through 8. The
pairings for the events will be de-
termined at a meeting Of the
coaches Of the various teams to
be held at the YMCA Monday
night at Z o'clock.
The tournament is being revived
this year for the first time since
l941. Up to that time the Star
News and YMCA had sponsored
seven of the cage tournaments.
In charge of the high school
tournament this year is Adam W.
Smith, physical director of the
YMcA and Roy j. Cook, Sports
editor of the Morning Star. Sam
Johnson, local basketball official
has been i,cured to handle the Of
ficials and will announce the ref
erees at the Monday night coaches
meeting.
Winners and runnerups in the
tournament will receive trophies
and gold and silver miniature bas-
ketballs. They are now on display
at the Wilmington Travel Agency,
1913 Princess street.
Tickets will be placed on sale i'm
mediately following the meeting
Monday night.
Following is a list of the Jeans
entered in the tournament.
Boys
Long Creek-Grady, Penderlea.
Warsaw, Richards, Dixon, Tabor
City, Clarkton, Elizabethtown,
Shallotte, Leland, Southport, b.
livia and Atkinson.
Girls
Penderlea, New Hanover, Clark
ton, Shallotte, Richards, Long
Creek-Grady, Warsaw, Bolivia,
Tabor City, Leland and Calypso.
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1ri- County Cage Tourney
Finals Scheduled TONIGHT
Bows And Girls Tits To B.
Played Al Acme
Delco Gym
Special To The Star

DELCO, Feb. 27. - The White
Oak Boys and Leland Boys ad.
yanced to the finals of the Tri-
county independent basketball
tournament here tonight by defeat.
ing the Clarkton and Tabor City
CUNTS.
In the first . 20 -
dependents ran rough shod over
tre a So TO Is victory. The line
ups we're as follows; Leland-Holm-
ss, Is; c. Clark, 6; A. Gainey, 4;
D. Carney, 4; Perry, p r. Clark.
and Benton, IL. Clarkton - Good.
en-, Phillips, A. Phillips, S. Little,
5; c. Little; Baydson, 8; Lennon,
2; Clark, 6; Buie, Cox; Evans and
Quick, 2.
The White Oak boys won a 25 te
Is victory over the Tabor City In
dependents in the nightcap. The
Ineups; White Oak - Cain, 4;
Daily; Packer; Mcclure, 7: Davis,
|; Burney; Seasons, IL; and Coun-
ell z. Tabor City - Jernisan. 2;
P. Wright, 4; A. Wright, 6; L.
Wright; Lupo, 2; and Jacogs, 2.
The finals will be played Frids4
night in the Acme-Delco high school
gymnasium. In the girls division,
The Acme-Delco girls will meet the
Bolivia Al-Stars at 7:30 o'clock and
the White Oak boys are slated to
play the Leland team for the boys
crown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
CACERS SET
TO MEET HORNETS
Varsity Quint Slated To
Play TWP Team To- .
night At s p. m.

The YMCA Varsity basketball
team will be given one of their
toughest tests of the season tonight
at the YMCA gym at 8 o'clock,
when they play host to the invading
Tide Water Hornets.
The Hornets are made up OF play
ers from the Fire Department and
Tide Water clubs of the City Bask-
etball league. They are composed
of Johnny Edens, POPPY Sandlin,
Robert Ship, Irwin Gore, Ken
Raynor, and Doug Sloan.
Starting for the YMCA will prob
ably be Harriss Billiard and
Flash" Morrison at forwards,
John Brown or Leonard McKoy at
center, and Linwood Rowan and
Bill Bowen at guards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28

A couple of movies will he
shown at the New Hanover
Chapter of the North Carolina
Wlidiife Federation meeting on
March IL at the USO center.
Second and Orange street. 1t
was announced last night.
National WildIife Restora-
ton Week, first proclaimed hy
the late President Roosevelt
and sponsored by the National
Wildlife Federation will be OBJ
served this year from March
Ii to r.. This is the 10th an
niversary of the observance of
National Wildlife Restoration
Week.
Events marking the week
will place special emphasis on
the need for greater protection
and management to insure ade-
quate supplies of fish and game
to meet the increased hunting
and fishing pressure already
in evidence with millions of
former servicemen and women
returned to civilian life.
Each year the Federation is
sues a sheet of wildlife poster
stamps reproduced from paint
lngs by famous American ma
ture artists. The 1947 issue
has 40 studies of birds, man.
mails, fish, flowers, and trees
in the ga stamps on the sheet.
Clubs, societies., and individ-
uals interested In obtaining
further information on WiIdIife
Week activities and it's objec-
tives should write to the Servic-
ing Division, National Wildjife
Federation. 20 Spruce Street,
RoSfon g Macs
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right back where he was two
years ago. Johnny also gives his
brothers, Leonard d Graham,
credit for his accomplishments.
Graham took me aside and
kept telling me not to get excited
in tight games, to always keep
COOL" Johnny told your CORE
spondent. "a n d Leonard pointed
out to me several small mistakes
l was making out On the floor in
several of Jul games"
Coach Brogden will tell you
Johnny has developed rapidly
since he began tutoring at Will
mington. Mac, as Brogden
nicknamed Johnny, is today a
fine set and push shot artist, a
great rebound man, and one of
the best defensive players on the
wildcat quint. IN each conference
game this year Johnny has had
his hands full, guarding the
centerS and highest scorers of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
BOB WERLICH NAMED
SCRIBE CLUB HEAD

TARBORO, Feb. 81. -(R- Bob
Werlich of the Tarboro Daily
.Southerner has been unanimously
reelected president of the Coastal
Plain baseball league sports writ
erS association.
Others named in mail b~alloting
were Ed W. Davis of the Daily
Times, Wilson, vice-president, and
Charles Bond, of the News-Argus.
Goldsboro, secretary-treasurer.
The association will meet in
Rocky Mount in March, with di-
rectors of the league.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
COLLEGE CAGE
RESULTS

Richmond So; Wake Forest "a.
c c NY IS. Brooklyn College 40.
Hampden-Sydney rs; Union Theological
Seminary 81.
Baltimore U. SO; Wilson Teachers 40.
George Washington 81; Virginia Sc.
Emory and Henry SO; Carson-Newman
48.
Oklahoma AZ; Missouri SO.
st. B~onaventure 60; Cannon AZ.
Johns Hopkins 48; Western Maryland
A.
George Washington U. 81; U. of Virginia
Sc.
Boston U. "a; Tufts 81.
Loyola Coll ST; American U. 50.
Oklahoma AZ; Missouri SO.
Texas Tech r.; New Mexico Aggies 81
Pfeiffer 48; Louisburg SO.
Campbell 81; Edwards Military Insti.
tute %.
Nebraska 81; Kansas State so.
Bradley 81; Marshall Huntington W
Va.) So.
Furman "a; College of Charleston 81
Presbyterian At; Erskine 40.
ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON
PAGE TEN
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
In THE SPORTS PA.
BY Roy Cook

Frank Manner, manager OF
Wasonboro Ramblers, 1916
psmnions of the Eastern State
en~i.nro baseball league, clad
his greasy white overalls,
,a.red against the post and be-
"an a long story about his
sThe way it looks to me
-,rht now" the prexy of the
last + loop said, "My team
ill be in there fighting again
D frank is truly a lover Of
,.spball and has spent a great
.ssl of his time and cash in
u urrssenting a well organized
isam for the past several
years.
,otience and never seems to
ret mad, no matter how the
eaks are. He is alert and
.uick to catch on to any pros
noctiye timber. Many a young
tor in this section admires the
~eoolness of Frank on the play
tng field.
last season the Masonboro
pamblers won the Eastern
State title by defeating Baden
boro in three hard fought tits.
The Eastern League YVES or
,anized under the supervision
of Frank and through his eff
forts the people of southeastern
North Carolina were treated to
some mighty fine ball games.
II I'M going to take my boys
down for an oyster roast Satur-
day night" he told us, land,
BY golly, we are going to dis
cuss the ways and means of
winning the loop championship
~. saosop he continued.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
Clinic For Umpires
Scheduled By NAPBL

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 27.-R-
Umpires of baseball leagues under
the wing of the National Associa-
ton of Professional baseball
leagues viii go to a four-day school
before the opening Of the diamond
season, the office of president
George N. Trautman announced
today.
The umpire clinics will be held
simultaneously in the seven zones
Of minor league setup. from March
81 through March 30. under the
direction Of w. Q. fRil') Carpenter,
ch~i~mon Ct 80 umn;rino ad-
vicnrv hc~r' O. 70 association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
Hubert Lewis Named
Business Manager
OF Duke Athletics

DURHAM, Feb. 81. -P- HUI
'eft NJ, Red Lewis, a member
o. the Duke University Athletic
sall since 1887. has been named
BUSINESS manager. of athletics, it
was announced here today.
Lewis, former Blue Devil track
Var and at present head cross
country and assistant track coach
= me institution succeeds Dayton
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28

TOTALS ------ 20 "A % 81
Halftime score: Richmond 30, Wake
| Forest &c.
Free throws missed: O'Quinn, Walters
5. Lougee 2, Robinson, Ford, Dolsey,
D%iservio, Rinaldi, Miller 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28

Gus Lesnevich (above) defends his
crown against Billy Fox at Madison
Square Garden tonight. This is the
first Interchangeable title match to
take place in America since 1941.
Fox has perhaps the most imposing
record ever carried into the ring by
a challenger. Although somewhat
short on boxing fnesse, sooner or later
he seem to get in the finishing hay
maker. Every one of the 43 foes he
has tackled in his pro career has been
knocked stifferthan a frozen mackerel
Stolid, oak-legged Gus, however,
has P noble right cross and a chunk
ing, thudding left that he doesn't
carry around just for sparring. In the
only defense of his crown since
being discharged from the service. he
kayoed British Empire Champion
Freddie Mills in England last May.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
GLOW ,on Gillette'sC avalcade of Sports
ove American Broadcasting Co. and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
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LEWIS HAS
THE BUYS! .

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INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Second and Grace Streets,
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DOWNTOWN PROPERTY at
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Central heat. Clean as new,
$1,000 cash, S42 month, in
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total price $4,000.
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This is truly beautiful wa
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FOSTER-HILL
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y 1903 CHURCH STREET A
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915 SOUTH FOURTH Street
10 rooms, deep lot, nicely
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419 SOUTH FOURTH Street
5 rooms, bath, close to
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SOB DAWSON STREET Store
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CAROLINA BEACH ROAD
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