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Evening star., 1947-07-27
Second-HoIf PIuy Opens

The Montgomery County Baseball
League opens second-half play with
Silver Spring meeting Bethesda at
Browns Field at 3 pm. today,
Gaithersburg travelling to Potomac,
Rockville visiting Sandy Spring.
Morningside playing host to Cissel
Saxon and Greenbelt colliding with
Colesville at Colesville.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

The league is sponsoring girls
group, which will practice on the
Mall courts Wednesdays from to
S o'clock in preparation for match
with Baltimore early in August
Any girls interested are invited to
attend or call Glenore Hall at Wis
consin 4210 after Thursday.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Dodgers
Continued From Page B-l)

lowed by Edwards single. gave the
Dodgers their first score off Starter
Preacher Roe and Jackie Robinson s
seventh homer with Ralph Branca
on base accounted for two more in
the third. Edwards triple and
Reese's THINNING single added up
to the fourth score.
Branca. in search of his 18th win,
was replaced by Casey after Frank
Gustine singled in the 9th. Casey
received credit for his seventh win
and Strincevich was charged with
his fifth loss.
Gustine singled twice to stretch
his consecutive hitting streak to
l8 games.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Kruft Victor in Pluto

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, July 26
(speciaD Pluto. piloted by j. M.
Kraft, took the Penguin class event
in the opening day program OF the
Virginia Sailing Regatta held today
at the Hampton Yacht Club.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Totals 81 ec41l Totals 3716of /

Totals 81 "a II Totals 81 1e o112
'sinsled for Walter Brown in eighth,
st. Louis 7-----.-----.- 100 600 Ooo-- l
Boston -------------- 223 140 00x-12
Runs-Berardino, Dente. Pesky C2),
Mele. Williams C2), Doerr. Di Maegio (2),
batted in-Lehner. Williams az Jones Jones'
60. Dente (2), Mele 90, Tebbetts (2).
Two-base hits-Doerr, Pesky. Three-base
hits-Lehner. Home runs-Jones vii
liams l2b. Sacrinces-Dobson (25. Double
play-Pesky to Gutteridge to Jones. Left
on on bails6s SaTesSs Louis g. Boston g. Bases
Muncrief. 3: by Walter Brown, /; BY Dob
SON 5. Hits-of Fannin. 3 in l inning
tnone out in 2nd): off Muncrief 10 in az
innings; of Walter Brown, 3 in %
nnings; of Swartz, in l inning Losing
pltcher-,Fannln: Umpires--Messrs. Weaf-
er. Hubbard. Mckinley and Berry. Time
zoo. Attendance. c.o5R
Evening star., 1947-07-27

'Flied out for Roe in sixth.
Brooklyn OH 600 lO2-6
Pittsburgh 49, 600 600 400
! Runs-Robinson Furillo t2), Edwards
G5. Branea, Kiner, Greerberg. Westlake,
Bloodworth. Errors-None. Runs batted
in-Edwards, Robinson CO. Reese (2),
Westlake, Bloodworth (3), Casey. Two
base hits-Furillo, Reese. Three base hit
Edwards. Home runs-Robinson, Blood
worth Sacrifce-Walker. Double plays
Blapdworth, Cuisine and Roe; Cox and
Greenberg. Left on bases-Brooklyn. 8:
Pittsburgh f. Bases on balls-Of Roe, l.:
of Branca. 2: off Strincevich, . Struck
out-By Roe, 2: by Branca, 3; by Strince-
vich, l. Hits-Of Roe, 6 in s innings;
of Strncevich. in 3 innings; of Branca.
nings Winning pitcher-Casey. Losing
pitcher - strincevich.- umpires - Conlan.
Goetz and Resrdon. Time-2;o4. Attend
ance-11 606
Evening star., 1947-07-27

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Evening star., 1947-07-27

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Evening star., 1947-07-27

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
FOOTBALL TRAIN
FOR RALEIGH
TILT BEING SET

A special ACL train bound tor
Raleigh Oct. 10 with Wilmington
sports fans to see the New Han
over High Wildcat Raleigh Cap
grid tilt will be sponsored by the
local Jaycees, it was announced
last night.
The Jaycees said 100 fares
would have to be lined up in
order to get the football train
approved by railroad officials.
The train will leave Whining
ton at $40 p. m. arriving in
Goldsboro at $40 and Raleigh
at 6:1O. 1t leaves the capital aft
er the game at 1880 and will
be back in Wilmington at 2:45 a.
M, Oct. IL.
Tickets may be obtained at
the Woodrow Wilson hut where
the Jaycees maintain an office,
or from Wallace West at the
Isaac Bear school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
One Time Charlie Clicks Again;
Quartet Leading Conference Rae
Capitalized On Only
Scoring Opportunity
BY GENE WARREN

Charlie Smith once again TOOK
the laurels at Fridays Whining
ton-Charleston football clash
with Co-captain Jim Gibson Civ
ing Smith a run for his money.
Smith, one of the best break
away stars to ever wear Wild
cat cleats, got only one oppor-
tunity to move with the plgskin
the whole night and he capital
lied on that one chance. Taking
the second half kickoff on his
own IS, Smith iumolea around
with it, and then flashed
through a host of Charleston
tacklers, raced ahead of a fran
tic secondary defense, and cut
to the sidelines fer his fourth
touchdown on the SEASON.
It was his only scoring
chance, because the Wildcat line
could not make a hole IN
Charleston's smaller but hard
err charging forward wal for the
speed merchant. Smith has
proven that if he once gets go
ing in the secondary you can
tack up six points.
Some fans expressed disap-
pointment over the failure of the
Wildcat command to send Smith
in motion more often as was
done at the close Of the first
half. Smith certainly could have
OUTRAGED the Devil defensive left
halfback. In the first half with
seconds remaining, Mike Austin
threw Charlie a long 30-yard
aerial down to the 10-yard line,
and Smith faxed the Charleston
defensive back out of position
and grabbed the leather.
Gibson, although stopped cold
in his line %plunging tactics,
stood out on the defensive, stop
ping the Charleston ball carriers
time after time in the Cat sec
ondary. Bob Lewis did G good
job of taking over the injured
Linwood Taylor's legt end job,
and Clarence Hilburn looked i'm
pressive at the center role.
Coach Leon Brcgden express
ed his worry over the quarter
back position by using Irwin
Gore, Mike Austin, and Johnny
Crowley at that post in an at
tempt TO find the right combina-
ton. Gore was taken out on de-
fensive most of the game. and
Austin kept the starting quarter
back on the bench with some
fancy passing.
The Charleston signal caller
looked better than anv Wildcat
T-operator with his brilliant fax
ing that kept the Cat linemen
running around in circles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Jacobs, Nelson
To Hurl ESL Tilt
Bv JIGGs POWERS

It will be Cole Jacobs, the
Bladenboro Spinners' fancy left
handler, against Dave Nelson,
Whiteville Comets big curve
baller, today at 230 pm, when
the two mines meet in the sec
ond game of the Eastern State
League series.
The little lefty, Jacobs, lost
the first game last weekend by
giving up only five singles, fan
ming five Comets and walking
one, in going the distance.
His opponent, H. D. Stanley,
Comet finger, pitched only sew
en- innings and gave five hits,
wiffed four. and issued one free
ticket. Nelson won himself a
probable starting berth in to-
DAVIS contest by letting the
Spins down the last two frames
without a hit.
The program may be a dou-
ble-header, if necessary. If ia
cobs can subdue the locals in
the opener, there will be a sec
ond game to determine the
champion of the Eastern State
League for the season of l947
If the Comets win the first con-
test there will be no second
game as this will automatically
make. them the flag winners.
If there should be a second
contest, the probable hurlers
would be Manager Levie Bird
ger, of the Spinners, while the
Comet ace, Stanley, will try for
his second win in the series.
Today's crowd of spectators is
expected to exceed the overflow
mob which saw the opening
game last Sunday at Legion
Memorial stadium, here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Davis, Ussery,
Nub Smith Star
CLASS IA
Conference Standwinps

Nub Smith of Fayetteville,
Sonny Ussery of Raleigh, Dickey
Davis of Wilson, and Charlie
Smith of Wilmington are the
toast of Eastern North Carolina
football fans as the excitement
of the Friday grid clashes dies
down.
All four boys have grand
chances of making the All-Con-
ference eleven if they continue
to score touchdowns at their
present pace.
Fayetteville's Smith is the out
standing member of the crew.
His performance with the Bull
dogs Of Coach Bill Dole has been
nothing short of sensational. In
the Bulldogs overwhelming wins
over their first three opponents
Smith has scored eight touch
downs and passed for several
others. Friday night down at
the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville,
Florida, Smith crossed paydirt
three times on gallops of Is, "a,
and five yards in Fayetteville's
31-9 win over Landon High.
Ussery, playing his first game
of the season, spanked the sur
prising Raleigh Caps to a 26-7
victory over the wavering Viii,
son Cyclones. Ussery tailed one
touchdown-the last one of the
night, passed to Jimmy Lesane
for another, and averaged As
yards on three punts-one 60
ing for SO yards.
Dickey Davis, all that is left
of the brilliant 1916 Wilson
backfield, was labeled zone of
the best passers to ever toss
a football in Devereux Meadow"
by Raleigh sports observers even
in defeat. The slim quarterback
hurled an eight-yard aerial to his
ace receiver, Ham Crowder, for
Wilson's only counter, and kept
Raleigh worried throughout the
contest with his accurate flips.
Charlie Smith of Wilmington
played another fine game for
the Wildcats in Wilmington's rs
loss to Charleston. The 158-
pound left halfback took the
second half kickoff IS yards
through the middle of tn
Charleston aggregation for the
lone Wildcat tally, and put them
in scoring position in the first
half by snagging a Mike Austin
pass on the 10-yard line only to
watch the time run out.
In the only other contest in
volving Eastern Conference
teams Rocky Mount and Colds
lboro fought to a % tie at Colds
boro, both clubs scoring on
safeties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Tech Rocks Vols
In Major Upset
Neyland Suffers Worst
Defeat By 20 Score

ATLANTA, Sept. IT. W.D -
Georgia Techs rambling wreck
ing crew tore Tennessee apart to-
day and toyed with the pieces,
rolling up a q to 0 victory and
handing Gen. Bob Neyland the
most humiliating defeat of his
coaching career.
An awed crowd of 40, 900
watched Tech surge to an easy
victory on George Matthew's
sweeping end runs. Jim. Stills
deceptive jump passes and dinky
Bowen's bull-rushes through CEN
ter and the tackles. Matthews
scored three touchdowns himself.
Tennessee's Orange Bowl team
found itself on it's backsides un-
der the impact of the veteran
Tech line. The Vols quarterback
ing fizzled and a general disor-
ganization set in to allow Tech to
roll up a lop-sided score.
Since Neyland took over at
Tennessee in 1925 his charges had
never suffered such a defeat. The
worst previous was his first year
when Vanderbilt beat the Vols 20
to 3.
1t was a case of pupil spanking
the teacher because Techs Coach,
Bobby Dodd, was a star quarter
back at Tennessee under Neyland.
Tennessee's offense flickered
only in the first period when Bob
Lund engineered a drive down to
the Tech II, but the Engineers
quickly solved the Vols antiquat-
ed inside-tackle plays and took
over for an 81 yard march to a
touchdown in less than a dozen
plays.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Collegiate Football Scores
SOUTH

SOUTH
Duke Z; North Carolina State O..
MARYLAND 10; South Carolina 10.
North Carolina IA; Georgia z.
Georgia Tech 81; Tennessee O..
Len1or-Rhyne ~; ECTC 9.
Wake Forest s; Georgetown o.
Shaw 81; Norm Carolina State Teach
ers 0.
Hampton Institute 10; Fort Bragg O.
West Virginia State 10; Virginia Union
II.
West Virginia SO. otterbein o.
Tulane FL; Alabama 20.
Florida A and M 6; Bethune Goodman
Wiley 40; Clark 2.
William and Mary 81; Davidson 0.
toward Univ. Z; Bluefield State 0.
WMI 10; Catawba 6.
lege O.
Washington and Jefferson 81; Bethany
IS.
Virginia Tech 20: Furman 6.
Virginia 80; George Washington II.
Virginia State 6; Allen 0.
Centre %; Tusculum 6.
Potomac State 8; Concord State O..
Arkansas IL; North Texas State O..
The Citadel 10; Presbyterian 6.
Mississippi a.; Florida 6.
Washington n Lee 16. Richmond 3.
Carson-Newman 10; Western Carolina
Teachers College z.
Guilford %; Emory and Henry O.
Erskine 10; Rollins 9.
Appalachian Is. Newberry 7.
louisiana State 81; Rice IA.
Cincinnati 90; Kentucky 1870.
Wofford 10; MISUNDERSTANDING O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

EAST
Rochester 10; Clarkson 0.
Coast Guard Academy 10; r. P. /. 10
(tie game).
Yale "a; Kings Point 10.
Army Is; Villanova o.
M~ulhlenberg 80; Lafayette 0.
Cornell 27; Lehigh 0.
Bucknell rs; Alfred 0.
Bates ID; Massachusetts 6.
Brown SO; Conneeuticut 10.
Columbia 40; Rutgers %.
Dartmouth 0: Holy Cross o(tie camel.
Harvard So; West Maryland 0.
Maine 80; Rhode Island 13.
Duquesne 6; Western Reserve 0.
Amherst 81; C%hamplain o.
Cortland Teachers 81; Sampson 0.
st. Lawrence 27; Union 6.
American International 10. U. of Mass.
New Hampshire %; Colby O.
Middlebury IS; Hobart 6.
Norwich 10; Lowell Textile o.
Wagner -; Panzer Z.
.S-hippensburg State Teachers Col. II;
California (Pa.) Teachers o.
Findlay 80; Edinboro u.
Dayton %; Scranton s.
West Minister 9; Slippery Rock 8.
Tufts 81; Bowdoin II.
Thiel 10; Alliance 7.
Springfield Al; Northeastern 6.
Parsons 0; Monmouth 6.
American International 49,; Devens 0.
Colby 0; New Hampshire 28.
Hobart s.. Middlebury Is.
Lowell Textile o; Norwich 10.
Albion. Mich. 6; Ohio Wesleyan 40.
Vermont %. st. Michels 0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

Georgia Tech scoring: T~ouchdowns-
Mathews 3, Queen flor Mathews points
after touchdown; A. Bowen 3 (place-
ments). Tennessee s~ubstitutions: ends
Caldwell. Rossas. Miner. Commins. Tack
les-Stroud. Francis, Crawford. Rotella.
Guards-Stapleton. Vurgin. r. Smith,
Baker. Center-McCoy, Honeycutt. Backs
Fowler. Littleford, Major, Hill. Fiel-
den. Bergmeir, Proctor, Becker. and
Armstrong.
Georgia Tech ~substitutions: Ends-Cas-
tleberry, Jordan, Busbin, Nolan. Tackles
-Bradach, Glenn, Coleman. Gpards -
Mckinney, Phillips, Bethea. Centers -
Doyal. Smith. Backs-Jordan, Petit, Still.
J. Brown, Sykes. North, Taylor, Mccoy,
Queen, Peek, O'Neil, Harrison. Bills, and
Patton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Ore, Sept. u

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. q
-(P-A big Taxas team, con-
fident of it's own speed and
quarterback Bobby Layne's
passing arm, thwarted Ore
CONS long-awaited revenge
attempt today by winning
1918.
ERKLEY, Calf, Sept. q
-W.H-A powerful Univer-
sity of California football
team, getting its first taste
of glory in a decade, humbleG
the Navy IA to Z here today
in one of the early 1947
grid seasons most stunning
upSetS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Football Highlights

BATON ROUGE, La, Sept.
27-(P-The Louisiana State
Tigers blasted through for
two fourth quarter touch
downs here tonight to win a
convincing 81 to IA victory
over the Rice Owls before
$4,000 fans.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Sept.
27-(R-Second- string half
back Dwight Eddleman scor-
ed two touchdowns in the
last quarter-one on a 40
yard punt return to give
Illinois a IA to 0 victory over
Pittsburgh today before a
crowd of 22,079 spectators.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept.
27-R-Brown, after a slow
start, overpowered the Uni
versity of Connecticut elev-
en-, 1918, today in the open
ing football game of the sea-
son for both colleges before
a $4,000 crowd at Brown
stadium. Spanked by the
hard running left halfback
Fred Kozak, Brown scored
three of its touchdowns-two
by Kozak-in the third per-
iod.
Sept. u
-B- Minnesota squeezed
through a 7 to 6 victory over
Washington's Huskies today,
playing most of the game in
a rain that made both the
field and the ball too slip
perry for anything but
straight football.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept.
27-(B- Dartmouth's light
but scrappy Indians waged a
terrific defensive battle to
hold the mighty Holy Cross
Crusaders to a scoreless tie
today before a packed $4,000
crowd. The Indians stopped
four Holy Cross drives inside
the Dartmouth 10-yard line
in the second half.
O., Sept. q
-F-Ohio State came from
behind in the last three min
utes, and then STAYED off
furry of Missouri passes to-
day to defeat the surprising
ly strong Tigers, 10 to 7, be-
fore a crowd of 59,444 per-
sons in the Bucks opening
game.
PALO ALTO, Calf, Sept.
27-R- Idaho's surprising
Vandals, under their new
coach Willard Dixie" How
ell, scored an upset today by
knocking over the Stanford
Indians, 1916. It was 1daho's
first football victory over
Stanford in their many years
Of rivalry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Sept. 27-B - Virginia's
power : packed Cavaliers,
moving irresistibly on the
ground and capitalizing on
every break they got, flat
tened the scrappy George
Washington University Co.
lonials, 1913 here this after
noon before a frigid opening
day gathering Of $4,000 Gus
toners.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. 81
-(P-Scoring in every per-
iod and piling up the biggest
victory margin in Is years
of their long series, Michi-
CAMS power-packed Wolve-
rines ran wild to hand Michi-
gan State a IS to 0 defeat in
the opening football game
of the year before more than
10000 fans here today.
WEST POINT, N Y, Sept.
27-P -Army's green foot
ball team carried on the Win
ming ways Of its departed
All-America backs, Glenn
Davis and Felix Blanchard,
by downing Villanova u to
0 today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

Indiana II; Nebraska 0.
Wisconsin 80; Purdue IA.
University of Dayton %; Scranton
(Pa.) 6.
Denison 50; Rio Grande 0.
Hanover a: Canterbury Il.
Wabash n; Southwestern (Memphis)
Z.
+ Southern I~llionois So; Scott Field ull.)
0.
Concordia = Moorhead Teachers post
poned to Monday night, (rain).
Lincoln University 40; Wilberforece 6.
Miami University (Ohio) %; Murray
State IL.
Kent State 10: Mount Union 6.
Augustana Ill.) 21; Elmhurst 6.
Eastern Ky. Teachers IA; E. Illinois
State 10.
Carthage 20; Wartburg s.
Eastern Kentucky Teachers IA; Char
lesion 1ll.) Teachers 10.
Carthage 20; Wartburg 6.
Knox ID; Dubuque s..
Upper Iowa: Buena Vista Z.
Michigan SIS; Michigan State o.
Illinois IA; Pittsburgh o.
Vanderbilt 3; Northwestern o.
Ohio State 10; Missouri z.
Ohio Wesleyan 40; Albion 6.
Minnesota Z; Washington 6.
Ohio Northern O; Ohio University
(tie).
Colorado I: Iowa State 0.
Iowa Teachers 20; North Dakota 0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
ASKS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Pj
Cecil Travis, veteran Washing
ton %shortstop, has requested vol
untary retirement, it was an
nounced today by President Clark
Griffith of the Senators. Grit
fifth said Travis may scout for
the Senators next year. The 81
year old Travis is a native OF
Riverdale, Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
NEW YORK., Sept. 27-(P

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-(P
- Columbia's Lions, after
leading q to 0 early in the
second quarter, were forced
to put on a rousing two
touchdown rally in the final
minutes of play to defeat a
fighting Rutgers eleven, 40 to
%, in a thriller before 10000
fans today. Rutgers led 27-27
for a few minutes in the
fourth period.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept.
27-P-Flashing a powerful
offense that would have i'm
pressed in midseason, Har-
ward today began its 73rd
football season by overpow-
ering Western Maryland,
formerly coached by Crimson
mentor Dick Harlow, $40.
BLACKSBURG, Va, Sept.
2~7-LR-Virginia Techs Cob
blers relied almost exclusive
ly on the T formation in
their 1947 debut here today
as they rolled to an impress
sive 20-6 victory over the
Purple Hurricane of Furman
University.
AMES, Iowa., Sept. 27-(P
Shaving off a last quarter
Iowa State Cyclone drive that
ended on the one-foot line,
the Colorado Buffaloes
squeezed out a 7 to 0 victory
over an underdog Cyclone
football team here today.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept.
27-(P - Yale, spanked by
Ferd Nadherny, opened its
1947 football season by
trouncing fighting Kings
Point, "a to Is, in the Bowl
today before $4,000 fans.
Nadherny, ace back, tailed
three times for the Blue,
which used subs most of the
time.
LITTLE ROCK Ark, Sept.
81 - @-Tough, inspired
North Taxas State college
gave the University of Ar
kansas Razorbacks a full aft
ernoon of trouble here today
but bowed before the South
west Conference co-cnamp-
ions, II to 0.
LEXINGTON, Va, Sept.
27-R-Virginia Military In
stitute unveiled its T forma-
ton today before approx
mately 1000 fans at Alumni
field and what Coach Arthur
(Slick) Morton showed in his
debut was enough to give the
Keydets a 10 to 6 victory
over Catawba's Indians, de-
spite the lack of an expected
wide-open passing gene.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

The more ripe squashes and
pumpkins are when harvested,
the better they will keep in stor-
age. A covering - straw or bur-
.laps-should be kept handy to
protect these vegetables from
early frost while they ripen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
MOVE INTO FINALS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27-H
Those old tennis pals, cham
pion Jack Kramer and Ied
Schroeder, came through with
the old one-two seeded punch
as expected today to gain The
mems singles finals OF the 2lst
annual Pacific Southwest Tennis
championships.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Vanderbilt Sub Rnots
Field Goal Fer Win

EVANSTON, Ill. Sept. 27-W.D
An unsung sub quarterback
came through in the clutch for
the Vanderbilt football team to-
day, kicking a 10-yard field goal
with four minutes left in, the
game for a 3 to 0 victory over
Northwestern.
The games hero was 19-year-
old lack Clinard, substitute
from Gadsden, Ala. F.
It was a well deserved
triumph, too, and even the A.
900 Northwestern fans in
Dyche stadium agreed with the
verdict. The Southern visitors
out classed the heavier North
western team all through tn e
tuSsle. Five times they were IN
side the Northwestern Is yard
line. Yet never could they
punch over a touchdown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

Lawrence SO; Lepauw 0.
Cornell College 20; Beloit :.
st. Norbert Al; Michigan Tech I.
Missouri Valley %; Washington MOI
10.
Illinois Normal 20. Indiana State T..
North Central 10: Hines Wesleyan 6.
Bowling Green 20; Central Michigan
10.
Hamline 6: ST. Olaf 0.
Carleton o; MacAlster 0 (tie),
Marquette 53; South Dakota s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
SOUTHWEST

SOUTHWEST
Oklahoma A & NJ IA; Texas Christ
ian Z.
Arkansas -: North Texas Teachers 0.
Prairie View II: Sam Houston o.
Oklahoma A & NJ IA; Texas Christian
Z.
Bishop College 10; Largston University
IL.
Pepperdine 60; Flagstaff (Okla.) State
7.
Houston "A; McMurry 10.
Texas Tech TT; Texas A. and NJ 7-2s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
A WEST

Southern California 81; Washington
State o.
Southern Methodist %: Santa Clara 6.
California IA. Navy Z.
Gunison, Colo, Southwestern (OkIa.)
Tech IA; Western (Colo.) State 7.
Sacramento Calf. U. of Calf. Junior
Varsity 20; Calf Aggies O..
Alamosa Colo Highlands tN.MN o;
Adams State Is.
Emporia Kas Emporia State %; Fort
Riley Centaurs ~.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

Rensselaer, 10; Coast Guard 10.
Rochester 10; Carlson O..
Susquehanna 9; CCNY 9 (tie).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

Handling of whole shrimp for bait also calls for caution.
The ocean deicacy has a needlepointed barb extending from
the head and can p%uncture the skin in a flash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

The writing of the above recalls to mind the day
my father-in-law decided it was time for turtle soup.
He netted three snappers and while dressing them had
the misfortune to get his right thumb within striking
distance. The picture of his r~anting in the backyard
with the turtle hanging from his thumb while he filled
the air with Marinelike language still remains. It took
a knife, pair of pliers and screw driver to pry the digit
loose.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

There is little difference in handling a catfish or a
hook for both can injure in a split second.