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Evening star., 1947-12-02
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

6UICK 1871 limousine 7-pass: immacu-
ate ,ooo. mile car; az Ysed In oon Msshc pcSy sy
aaIesul Ht 4s2l sha9sar connecteut siI'S Wo s4So
BUICK I946 Super 4-door sedan. black
private owner: s2.295; Call ROBERTSON;
RA, 2oso. Immediate sale necessita1ted
BUICK 81 STnel 1893 Special 2-dr; an auto that's
years above Its average condition; its past
owner has kept it up to perfection: beau
terior' saf seat covers since new. heater; It's
guarantee; s1,045 LOGAN tFord), 18th
snd s11ck sss al ns sn,d}aj 2a ssSp radio heater
s1:isS; III u: .Ss JET MoTSSTEs GSTs SALES % 2sls
sssSs ssss ss.s n 4.da E'a IND
sis'sF Rms 9fsEE shfPEE9 KocESill. s sss a
BUICK 1889 Special club coupe This rs
hard.to-fnd model is an oTnsr.rstesa, ezra s,,,ah n
very good very clean Interior With seat
covers; with 30-day guarantee. the price
is S1.o45, finance through our bank
LOGAN (Ford), 18th and SIS. NV Dl'
BUCK Buck 1s47 Super 2-door; 400 miles,
overs cove eas sg.ss5 or n best otter under DE.
SUCK s9He si'f{ fa4o Special 4-dr our cream
ooriainsi oR IL royal saq Siue hnish' mechanically a
s IKE .nd driynE ...s sosess nend.a IN
guarantee LOGAN Ford), 18th and L
BUICK 1s4o super conysf.i0ls ysfs eope,e; aaseF
front end and shock disorders: pvt
owner; S9eb for quick sale. TIE. 54l1
Evening star., 1947-12-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CARGOEs, DUMPS. tractors, trailers.
s. ske psss sss m DcaqRs auaF s sRd @ nfnus M 5Tssk
s4 sTRpnUs FRGcK Farehs09SE HAS selins cheap
RICE MOTOR CO.. 1924 Bladensburg .rd.
TRAILERs. semi, new, heavy duty. 22h-
#. vans: air brakes. large drop down doors
an snd 0Sh sdss fs fom d
"a SAGs a3s n s'0 cR AR ?ss' s5s ST. ana na
EohD 1910 ~ t htGn panel; 1900 5000. miles: NE
body eScel eOnd prys1s E Szssr "zss Inspect
haul; used for dry cleaning. sse5. cal
IN gMc ss isie D puMf Mf TRSSk Ssbs 2 tons .zs.l
s7e asas i9aaa''fa n~ gx KSrSih'oR e1ss 80 Mass
IINTERNATIoNAL 194s K.s sSs1 1-ton so6 piekup Irc
wheels. excel. Tres: S0-dsy suarantee
HAWKINS g. sHIPLEY, Rockville 3916.-2
TERSAIoN.k sT ensha ton ,onatSn psksD
TAL SHOP, 51i7 Ga. ave. NV. -
e p. le5 s5 pkan can Il !. tssa sssh
], osF re b.4sss ses aRs PsRaD to eg e. fazs a szs;r:
s2so o!aAs 3 go s5ss St Tesmi Ex 5s!5soos 5s!s
CHEVROLET. 1a47 1-ton panel; low mile
s sss SPY 4Ess FIs 8 81 ss5fs
MXcRR Il ia4i t. model oG 'fy' Ea with osrvoof
buz .s sse5 RBo 00R HHSsToA c.
NC. 1881 Half St. Sc, Ii. 1909. A
sv 1871 & Rc. 12a, eaa 'tsh. ak
Ss3S5 sS aH tSsi W, g. gSs' 4Ss
INTERNATIONAL 1s47 1a-ton pick up;
helper springs. heayyaduty bumper dS, gIsrds,
FORD p is4s: 0tfs bTandnew f1ni &C cabinet chassis
134-in. wheelbase, dual rear end: perfect
eoLIE sS5 fH Moron sesD' c.. sasa deoTsi. aye;
sTuDEBAKER 1s47 11s;ton cabin chassis;
CIRCLE MOTORS, e4al Pa. ave. NV.
INTERNATIONAL 1912 ton panel; excel,
motor; new tires: passed ~ insp.; clutch,
brakes, transmission. motor all in Al
cash or terms. or passenger car in trade:
STONE, 1917 14th st W. AID 1888 a
CHEVROLET 1912, 1-ton canopy tpickupl;
very good condition; new paint; S72o'
PREINvENToRY sALE-Don't let thss,
ii Ford s-cylinder dump, 2-speed S 7ef
t55 t5 R9dse %s l,,son ,on srscsVf s,s 1asi dst
so trucks. "a to ton. pickups. panels
stakes. tractors, dumps: also some AKA ans
ex6 CENTRAL MOTOR CO. GMC trucl
dealer, 5000 Lee hwy, Arl. Va. CHI. 1000
Daily, s am TO I'M: Sunday. 10 to 8
To reach: Cross Key Bridge, right OF
hwy eli, y miles. D
FORD 1a4e 12-ft. Insulated van body
Rec 1915, model 1e tractor; s.25xst
tires. 2-speed axle saddle tanks. complet,
tractor equipment; perfect oandition, fun!
guaranteed.
air brakes. air and vacuum trailer con
nections. o 00x20 tires, saddle tanks, 5tf
wheel: perfect condition. new truck guar
REQ 1a4s model 90 els-ton with 15;ft
steel platform body and dumping hoist
oox2O tires; Al condition. fully guar
anteed; ideal for building materials o.
machinery moving.
GMC c. O. E. tractor 1910; 750x2(
lO-ply tires, 2-speed axle. complete witt
all equipment: very good condition; S9I5
International KS-5 tractor, 194l 7.501
30 10-ply tires; complete with all equip
ment; fine condition; S915.
Freuhauf soft. van trailers %. air o.
vacuum; priced for immediate sale SHER
RIFF MOTOR CO., 900 Rhode Island ave
ne MI 5000. u
Evening star., 1947-12-02
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS on al makes
of cars are assured at McKEE-PONTIAC,
1928 l. st. NV. NE: 0400.

car; never too new. never too Old; wiz
spsss open eyes .1'd. m to D% WISNs ases
sES6 asorais aSo .vs Serss ave RA 4as ''S
CHEvR0LETs-cash ter your car; no red
sgMLTa PsIT GOLDEN ds0r:is Ss7 sSoo Sosr0
& s9Hs ss7 ns ss1SS g.
laSf ss soESE ss5 EsS
TakSa WkST cRRs RasS KPGSRnaasss of
earsWiss5 to. 1s47; Absolutely hish cash
PFes car Is not saF Dsa srs for .07 vii M
pERs ra 'As MoToRs. Srsa Washinston's Oldest ex-
sqsiys 1ssaeaF d'ssls h sss shssf
14th. corner n st; NV; Open $50 to 8.
G5Si GSTS f4nqfk II 5Gsr 40 MabrE fh to se, hisn
cash price for your 1915 or 1947 car and
eas5 i s1ssn ] p5tys in q call Pg RSaG: 2sa5
1s,ene loe eAKs as wANrRp Va gsn mEb1ATELR@s7 81 4
~ to wiz Or pay en- 'fg5 RSss tSs ess9 oiSs
cxsR 9as 2 FoR 8 iouE cAsrord. Isos Chevrolet.
snd Ry~oaths shcns sra Az Atlantic $500
IT II NEED NEED NOT BE T the S Very Hi latest m mode; Ill
we are looking for az types and model
on o en. H & S0 nesd drive o 1
szad L 1o s. ss h9gr e.
Sss ast7 SoDfI sS9 pd cSK sSs' Dr.r.D, low mileage:
s4bpHnssAkkRs s s:'h e..R a7ie ny sa:
i5G Sthsr MooRs atss apa 0as sys .nd b.
dsnsbarx H ID. fR' a474. :, ave- '
INDIVIDUAL WILL PAY all cash for used
car, any condition; Ford, Chevrolet, Plym-
sfR ssfn.ii Us sfroRI ffq f. yoT ySsS' SELL. pozAskA
aoW scn is 30 2s 9ou 's w4NT op p
:Ds % R:X hFeNsi is:h co e!,'s sca
sTicRs iSf r. ea.vfoies:. e. nzes zeras pel.s. ..
we need them and vii pay ths hiehest
G. MARIE: ss ,.ls5 Ps .45sz Il sHAwEls'' 1888 l.'h
ssp I car dRe 70 DE 4aiaE ssS i9E nofn syfs5
iMNEDIATE CASH. no red tap. or has;
Cling; we need, so cars right away and
.n s Bs E. had fsh hsn nos sSur Fl E'a Il
MOTOR SsSr &c CO.; 1890 Rhode Island ave. ne
fhShf %iIL Nj Fay n'4L ALL CASH for clean cars
GENE cAsTLEBERRY. 1870 Bennins rd
BELL sis 81 81 IfRaDr f3i YOUR cAR At Horn.r
corner. STANLEY H. HORNER Buick
Pla. ave. 9TH to 9Th SITS. ne. AT. -6464
CHEVROLET OR FORD. VIII pay cash
for good used ear. Need one Immediately
FsnvzTE esn Al islei pxRrr want. lat. model plym.
Ford. Chev. or Nash. All cash; No dealers
'3s, ,se, 10, ii Or ~ Buick. Chevrolet
Dodge Ford. Pontiac; must be An tmmaeu.
late car with original paint; II you nav
this tyts car. salk TE 2S3SS;; h,.,A.,s-
ID wanted by private party; VII ~ a.
| fun amount i1 cash. oAn IA. SeS1. -
Evening star., 1947-12-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

sTUDEBAKER 1e46 Champion 4-door Sc
dan; black finish; excellent condition;
PTIee WI' ss5s iseludins extras sl'o'o' 'es"s
W1LLYs JLEP for sale by pvt. owner:
$3.50. Can be seen at 1924 l. st. NV.
TAXI 1888; radio and heater, clean .as
= pin; $3.50 or best offer under. MI. $3.50. s:
TAxIcAB, Plymouth 1897, complstely
rent S24 weekly. EN-. 7os6, 4s24 41st
AUTO AUCTION-sell or buy . car this
modern way: sell only II bid Is satisfac-
tory; total fee, S.. You won't 60 I,ng wrong
sale every Tues. eve, pm, 1113 Va.
aye. Sc. or 100 11th &. Sc" TR. 7ll3.
oNiNai AIs!iSn iaies AuTo a aUcTnoNour
rates are s. atotal Sos0 for selling youG ,ua
car at your price w are hTissd ntsf to LOO
opensail week from e-5 prior to sale Fri
day pm WASHINGTON AuTo Az
Md. phone Shepherd 4400.
Evening star., 1947-12-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRUCK SERVICE, specialized furni-
ture movers, large or small Jobs. reas
rates; prompt service. Day or eve. w.
PRoMPr MOVING SERVICE Of al types;
contract hauling; reas. rates. Call Ho.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eral hauling: van; stssss ssso pa panels; 5S white
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; prompt
service, reas prices: local and Ions. dis
tance. ia, 1887; after 7 pm, GE. 1915.
Evening star., 1947-12-02
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

INDIVIDUAL desires. from private party
new 1947 or 1e4s car. Cash transaction
Call DU. 1921. -
WANT late model car or truck: will trade
prefabricated house, In sections, ready tt
Sc assembled; will pay cash difference
rnN
Evening star., 1947-12-02
Take MyWord for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Here's How They Talk.
SENATOR ROBERT A. TAT

VOICE: High baritone. verging
on the tenor. The Senator's voice is
slightly nasal, but not unpleasantly
so. In fact, it is voice that mikes"
unusually well, not in spite Of but,
I think, because of It's nasal reso-
nance. The microphone doesn't like
a voice that is muf1ed, or improp-
erly placed in the back Of the
throat.
ENUNCIATION: Very good, and
far above the average for q man
from Capitol Hill, where speech Is
inclined to be either bucolic or
spread-eagle. Senator Taft speaks
forward-on the lips-which is good
technique for both radio and public
address systems.
STYLE: AS Middle Western as
the Corn Belt. However, the sena-
tors speech is highly individual
one would never mistake him for
some one else.
While listening to the broadcast
from which the notes for this ar
ticle were made, I tried to think
Of term which would accurately
describe Mr.. Taft's radio person.
ality. I found that could not type
him by a single adjective. The best
description I am able to give is
that he talks more like business
man than like a statesman. Serla-
tors and Representatives are usually
rather stylized. especially when sd-
dressing the public. There Is . tra-
ditional oratorical pattern for view
ing with alarm and pointing with
pride; but the gentleman from Ohio
prefers his own manner Of speech.
He breathes too loudly for good
radio technique. Also. in speaking
from prepared script, he Is inclined
to race the clock. Before going" on
the air, broadcasters should time
their speeches carefully. allowing
an extra minute or two, for one
nearly always takes more time On
the air than In rehearsal. Split
second timing puts too much pres-
sure on the speaker.
PRONUNCIATION: = colloqllial
and very accurate. No error Fhs
made on the broadcast checkedi
SCORE: Voice, 20: enunciaG Gdn,
23; style, 40; pronunciation, IS.
Total, 50. Rating, very good,
Many times We hear person use IAN
historical" In his speech and wonder II
explain 20" and AN In very simple
'''T To obtain = CODY. send 8 CENTS in esin
Frank Colby, care washington Star, P. o.
Box o. Station q New Ycrk te. y Il,
Evening star., 1947-12-02
1oren on Bridqe

MI Pass PaS PaS1
Opening lead: Five of hearts.
Another dispute Is up for settle-
ment today. The North and South
players have been engaging in bit
ter combat rs a result Of the above
hand and have finally agreed to
submit 1t to US, in an effort to fix
the blame. South didn't like North's
bidding and North didn't like
Souths play.
First, let us take the bidding con-
troversy. South's objection to
Norths hve-spade response with
only half an honor trick is not well
received by this reporter. While
technically North does not possess
the high card values to justify q
response, nevertheless many modern
players are willing to take the risk
when q five-card major can be
named at the level of one. Further
more, South, quite obviously an
occupant Of a glass house ought not
to be found throwing stones. II
South's contention were to hold. he
would be left to play the hand at
one diamond. Holding a point
count of Is and balanced hand
most players would prefer to open
this hand with three no-trump. Had
North one spade less he would
surely not have kept the bidding
open and yet the play for game
would be q sound one.
Nor can we agree with Souths
rebid. While q jump to three no
trump denotes very powerful
hand, nevertheless it does not quite
do justice to this holding since it
might have been done with about
half trick or points less. The bet
ter rebid would have been three
clubs, q Jump shift and absolute
force. West would have shown q
preference for diamonds and 1t will
be seen that slam can actually be
made in that suit, very simply, with
out a heart lead and naturally with
q heart lead, If declarer happens to
guess the winning play.
Against the actual three no-trump
contract, West opened the fve of
hearts. East's king was permitted
to hold and the jack was returned.
This, too, won the trick and the suit
was cleared. When declarer tried
the diamond finesse, West cashed
the setting tricks In hearts. North
'contended that his partner should
have won the second heart trick in
stead of holding up till the third
round. South argued that he
wanted to run East out Of hearts In
case he had the king of diamonds.
I have to side with North, in
recommending that the second
heart lead be taken. If West has
the king of diamonds, the holdup
will be futile, II East has 1t the hold
up will be unnecessary because the
finesse will succeed and nine tricks
will thus be assured. If declarer
wins the second heart trick and
runs four clubs, West will have to
make discard which will very
likely be q spade. This will render
1t improbable that West holds four
spades, since then he would hardly
discard from that holding In the
face of dunmy's five-card suit. This
will make 1t safe to cash the king
and then the ace of spades, clearing
the West hand of that suit. Now
the opening leader is given the lead
with the 10 of hearts. He may run
his three heart tricks, but will have
nothing left but diamonds to lead
to declarer.
Maybe South shouldn't have men
toned 1t. p.
(Copyright. 1q47. By Charles n. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-12-02
Word Come
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Find 28 or more common English
words in q
OOLkCAP,
meaning, paper In sheets measuring
l3x16 or II inches" Average mark
is % words. Time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game-1. Words must bs Of
four or more letters. Q. Words which acquire
four letters BY the addition Of -" sueh. as
bats" cats" are not used. g. Only enc
are not used. A list win be publishes 20
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-12-02

Many times We hear person use IAN
historical in. hts speech and vondsr 4
this Is correct. Mr.. colby's leahet, Gig.
explain -" and an in very simple
70 obtain = CODY. send CENTS N esin
and stamped self addressed envelope 70
BOX 90, station q, New York 10. n. z.
(Copyrisht, The Bell Syndicate. Inc. 1e47)
Evening star., 1947-12-02

Call AID. 0221 from 9-12:30 or "a pm
can be: the most discriminating will be a
proud new owner of this fne owner rated: +:
gunmetal gray finish. taultless; fins sea seat
SIS sisa$ 1 f9SHs tx foSrd' 18th ana St.
cHEvRoLET is41 de luxe town sedan:
new tires, heater, seat covers; ,aSs excellent
5sfss must eGR. se s esHF es Hs
esGHEvksoEEEr CHE 1895 ss a-doos: heater; ne. new
i5es and sealedSesm al .nI 1shts tn. 0ars:in
CHEVROLET 1a41 special de luxe for sale;
radio, heater; good condition. 5000. Call
At; 3432 after pm 49,.
cHEvRoLET 1871 s:door;; radio 10 ond .nd
%iiss aiissl only Sns ess: ssss h dosa: ssIsnss
esT ecsaTEvRokET 1875 s-dr' sedan, = sturdy.
$685. PAKkWAr sosI I'sao a sna ns'1s1
CHEVROLET Ci iSR 1a41 coupe that's in perfect
peTfectiot, peTs % heater % included IN this owner
rated: sold with 30-dsy guarantee and 1s
$685. to saass Fora fP5 'ofs 18th 'Fss and 0s
eHEyRoLfT iHi K, Ispo le41 Special d. luxe con;
new white top, beautiful maroon finish,
perfect condition; S1,2s5. DI. 95ee; eyes,
eHHEvRsooIIEr 1885 a.door sedan: in good
tassn' eves. da sGno o1s5 ana NJ sSs'' ILL., ''S''
oHEvRoLET 1885 sssnssEd, ard, soqPs; Pr6sss sesa
new lot 1882 n. I. ave, ne 3
Evening star., 1947-12-02

FORD 1e41 de luxe Tudor; heater. black
finish: clean interior. excel. cond.; guar
snseed; $1.oe5. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
spotlight, fender skirts. This is sporty
looking car with its beautiful glade green
finish aaI, Mechanically perfect Tires are
This car will not last out the day. So
come early. S1.095. COAST IN-PONTIAC
Co. 18th and Good Hope I'D. Sc, Ii.
FORD 1946 Tudor: with radio and heater;
1895. Call DIKSON. MA. SS43, Ext. LA.
Evening star., 1947-12-02

ordor: an owner-rated
.echsnically excellent;
set off beautifully by
t and music for your
e: with 30-day guar
% pay, this is q real
IAN (Ford), 18th and
Evening star., 1947-12-02

coupe: 400 miles: new
.295, "a months to pay.
90, S232 Georgia ave,
Evening star., 1947-12-02

PLYMOUTH ~ 4-dr.; here Is Q buy that
WIN surpsss any, you have seen; beautiful
black hnish: radio and heater. The snappi-
4Sl,1p5. Has had new motor. 30-dsy Euar-
antee. LOGAN Cord, 18th and sts.
NV, d. $500.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

Famous Burlington Mills wove these lus-
trous rayon and cotton damask table sets
in dainty new shades of peach, blue, green
and gold. 1t is the first time in years these
pretty pastel solid color sets have been
available Lucky for you when you seek
dramatic background for your Turkey Day
silverware and dishes. Select pastels or
traditional white at this exceedingly mod
crate price.
-Lanens-Street TIt
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-13

York University; Virginia Tech at
Virginia Military Institute; Roam.
oke College at William and Mary;
Citadel at Presbyterian; Guilford
at Davidson; Hampden-Sydney al
University of Richmond.
Wednesday - Wake Forest at
Duke; Clemson at North Caroline
State; Citadel at South Carolina.
Thursday - Clemson at Wake
Forest; Furman at College OF
Charleston; George Washington
at Duke; Maryland at Washington
and Lee; William and Mary at
Virginia.
Friday - Furman at Citadel;
Maryland at Virginia Tech;
Virginia at University of Rich
mond.
Saturday Furman at South
Carolina; North Carolina State at
Duke: Maryland at Virginia Mill.
tary Institute; University of Rich.
mond at William and Mary; Wash.
igton and Lee at Virginia Tech
Southern Conference basketball stand
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-13
GRANT CAPTURES
DIXIE TOUR NEY
Defeats Frank Guernsey OF
Orla o, Florida In
Straight Sets

TAMPA. Fla, Jan. IL. -PG
Bryan Bitsy) Grant, covering
court in his old masterful style,
defeated Frank Guernsey of Orlan,
do in straight sets Sunday to win
the Dixie Tennis tournament for
the fourth time.
The scores were Ga, 6-3, tbs, as
Grant kept the pressure on.
firing fast in the third set, the
37-year old Atlanta veteran came
from behind at AS, 15-40, to run out
the match.
The result was a mild upset as
Guernsey had been seeded first
on the basis Of his national ranking
at No. 10. Grant, unranked because
of insufficient play after four years
in the Army, was seeded second.
The women's singles almost saw
a more surprising upset as DORIS
Hart of Miami, fourth ranking
woman player in the country, had
to come from behind to defeat the
hard-hitting Barbara Scofield, So,
6-3, Ga.
Miss Hart and Helen Marcum OF
Tampa, the topseeded women's
doubles team, also had to make up
a deficit to defeat Miss Scofield
and Betty Ruth Hubert, OF St
Louis and the University of Miami,
20, 60, 81.
Guernsey and Jack Tuero Of
New Orleans had little trouble In
annexing the mems doubles cham.
pionship from Grant and Russell
Bobbitt. also of Atlanta, "a, 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-13
WHITEVILLE SET
FOR CHADB0URN
Two CUNTS Clash Tuesday
Night AT 1880 O'Clock
AT Whiteville
By uGGS POWERS

One of Columbus County's best
basketball doubleheaders is expect
ed to be reeled off here Tuesday
night, when Whiteville's Wolfpack
and Wolflets play host to the
strong Purple Phantoms of Chad
bourn High School in the local
gym at 7:30 p. m.
the Wolflets will be out for re-
venge, as well as trying for their
sixth win of the season. The Lady
Phantoms, led by two lassies IN
forward Clara Louise White and
guard Marquelin Byrd, pinned one
of the two defeats that mar the
Wolflets record. The Whiteville six
has improved greatly since the
first meeting and will be expected
to give the visitors a much tougher
contest than before. Mary Kate
Sibbett seems to have found her
shooting eye, which was evidenced
again Friday night as the Wolflets
downed Elizabethtown. 25-16, wher
she scored II points for high place.
Coach L. A. Burton again played
his reserves considerably as the
locals held a 100 lead at the frs
period, without the Blade:l las
sizes being able to get a shot at the
basket so strong was the defense
put up by the Wolflet guards LED
by Billie Schulken and Jean Claire
Jones. The half showed the winners
ahead by 1874. However, the BLADDER
girls came back strong to outplay
the Whiteville reserves. but the
varsity was sent back and succeed
ed in putting out the fire. Fay
Gooden was best for the Elizabeth
town girls with 8 points, while
Kitty Fisher led their defense.
The Phantoms of Chadbourn gave
the Wolfpack a % to Is setback in
their first tussle, and this is expect
ed to be another close encounter.
with the Pack trying for revenge
and the Phantoms attempting tc
obtain their unblemished record II
county play. The Pack played
hard, courageous game agains'
Elizabethtown's Yellow Jackets
holding the tall winners to a I'LL
margin at the half, but the grea'
height advantage of the victors
told the story in the second half a:
they came out on top ALT. Sammy
Cole led the winners with 81, while
Captain Luin Kicks led the defense.
James Carroll and Joe Inman hac
4 points each for the Pack.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-13
FAZIO, FURGOL LEAD
IN CROSBY TOURNEY

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, Jan. II.
-(R- With most Of the returns IN,
George Fazio, Los Angeles, n "a
Furgol, Detroit, were tied for the
Individual lead Sunday in the o.
hole, $40, 900, Bing Crosby pro-ama'
teur golf tournament, each posting
scores of 213. Fazio had rounds OF
68-70-75. Furgol posted 72-69-72.
Fazio, leader among the profes,
SIGNALS since Saturdays second
round, lost ground Sunday when ne
shot his three over par rs at Pebble
Beach. Furgol, meanwhile, equall-
ed par 70 for the layout. to dead
lock the affair for the $1,000 first
prize.
In the pro-amateur division, the
team of Sam Snead, Hot Springs,
Va, professional and Roger Kelly
Los Angeles simonpure, swept into
the lead with a three round best
ball score of 1876.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-13
new YORK OFFERS
TRIPPl CONTRACT

NEW YORK, Jan. 12-R-Char-
lev Trippi, Georgia,s AllAmerlca
back and hard-hitting outflelder'
Sunday was bordering another Of
fer for his highly valued athletic
services-this time from the New
York Yankees baseball and tootoan
combine.
The 24-year-old Pittston, Pa,
luminary met Saturday with own
e- Dan Topping and Coach Ray
Flaherty of the football Yankees
and Larry MacPhail, president OF
the baseball Yankees, and received
an offer Of $6C, 900 for four years
If service with the gridlron
Yankees of the All-Amerlca con-
ference.
How much the Yankees dangled
in front of him for his baseball
services was not disclosed but 1t
was believed that the sum might
be considerable since it is known
that the football-baseball o-gani-
cation is dead-set on acquiring MS
signature. They want him desper.-
ately for football because they
need a big name" as a counter
~attarction to the New York Giants
Of the National Football league.
The Giants had much the better
of the gate argument during the
past season.
Trippi will meet with the Yankee
officials again this week although
the date for the next confab has
not yet been set.