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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
A-Feudin' And A-Fussin'

occur 20 years ago when / was
playing football myself. I proba-
bly, would have been in the
game for exactly one more
play"
"They've be n talking about
sportsmanship," said Myers,
"but I notice it was little Dimi-
nick they piled on and not on
bigger fellows like Ed Songin
or John Kissell."
But Myers didn't think the in
cident would prevent future
meetings between the two
teams.
He said B. C. had no more
contr actual obligations with
Tennessee but that the Eagles
and Vols "are likely to get
together" again in 1949.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
WHITEvILLE W'S
PLAY TABOR CITY

WH1TEVILLE, Nov. 1a-Prep-
arations got underway here to-
day for the final football game to
the l947 Columbus County season.
The contest will be played Fri
day night, November 21st, in Le-
gion Memorial Stadium, with the
kickoff scheduled at 8 p. m. The
contesting teams will be COM
posed of players from the White
vile Junior Varsity and a like
aggregation representing Tabor
City high school.
Both schools were supposed to
have closed their grid seasons
last week, but Friday nights
contest was booked, concidental-
ly. Coach Earl Brinkly's JV's,
who, it seems, love to play foot
ball, asked him to get them just
one more game for the season.
The local OBS" have won only
one game out of 8 this sea-
son but this does not dampen
their spirits in the least. So, up
on their request, Brinkley be-
gan to look for the game; a hard
task on the tail-end of the season.
He contacted several possible con-
testants but was informed that
they were no longer intrested
in playing football during 1947.
Down in Tabor City the wide
awake "tater" town, Coach Sill
Caruso's boys who will be back
to play football under the colors
of the District Champs next sea-
son, asked their mentor to give
them chance to show their
wares to the folks just once this
year.
Sill also had little luck in book
ing such a game for the little
Devils. He was talking with a
reporter one night last week and
he told of his boys wishes. The
latter informed the Tabor City
tutor of Drinks predicament in
the Columbus capital, and sug-
gested that Caruso get in touch
with the Whiteville coach. The
Red Devil leader did just that and
the two agreed to put their next
wears players to a test under the
arcs at Legion Stadium this
coming Friday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
TAP Heels DRILL
ON SOCCY FIELD
HILL. Nov

N~i1LAI LII 111LI, 4NON. AZ -u1I
North Cardinals Tar Heels,
who proved to be excellent
mudders against Maryland last
week, were given another treat
ment of similar weather and
ground conditions in a workout
here this afternoon.
It was their second drill for
the traditional game with Duke
at Durham Saturday. Although
badly handicapped by the cold,
steady rains and sloppy footing,
they went through their PAGES
in good spirits.
Fullback Hosea Rodgers, end
Bob Cox and guard Sid Varney
were still on the sidelines with
injuries and it was impossible
to say whether any of them
would be on hand before the
sellout Duke stadium crowd.
Last week Carolina had a
similar rainy day workout for
the Maryland game which the
Tar Heels won, 1910. There were
no bad results from that, so
coach Carl Snavely decided to
take his men outdoors despite
the bad conditions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
LARGE CROWD VIEWS
"Y" WATRR CARNIVAL

A large crowd of swimming
fans highly praised members
participating in the YMCA-NH
HIS Water Carnival, presented for
the second time in the Y pool
last night.
The largest crowd to attend a
swimming meet in the YMCA's
history was present last night as
Leroy Bradshaw and Miss Irma
Lee SWeum were crowned King
Neptune ard Queen of Mer-
maids.
Robert Crowley, high school
junior, and Julian Tusch Ugh
lighted the nights events with
various types of diving.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
Y N { A Varsity Cagers
Slate Meet T oniq h I

All YMCA members interested
in Joining the "Y" varsity bas-
ketball squad are asked to re-
port to the gymnasium tonight at
8:15 o'clock.
Adam Smith, physical director,
said yesterday that any person
who is not a YMCA membe-, can
join the squad provided they be-
come a member of the YMCA, a
Red Feather service.
Frank Mccall, former Boys
Brigade physical director, and
basketball star, will coach the
Y quintet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19

BOSTON, Nov. IS. W.D -
Boston College was a-feudin'
and a-fussin' with the Universi-
ty of Tennessee today, and ac-
cording to B. c. coach Denny
Myers there would be som e
fightin' too if he were 20 years
younger.
Myers said he didn't think
pint-sized halfback Joe Dimi-
nick twas treated in sports
manlike manner by Tennessee
the Vols were handing
a Notwithstanding 38 to 13 defeat
to B. C. at Knoxville, Tenn,
last Saturday.
"They piled on him right in
front of our bench so all of us
could see it," Myers told news
men yesterday.
81 would have liked that to
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 18. -W'D-
Officials investigating the Billy
Fox-Jake LaMotta fight were re-
ported today to have unearthed
evidence of the biggest betting
scandal in sports history.
At the same time legislative
investigation of boxing in New
York state was demanded by the
Democratic party.
Although there were no formal
announcements, it was said the
inquiry into last Friday nights
fight at Madison Square Garden
which Fox. won on technical
knockout in the fourth round had
led to a study of LaMotta's fin
ances. It was indicated that a
move may be made to impound
his bank account.
Both the New York Boxing
commission, under chairman Ed
die Eagan, and District Attorney
Frank S. Hogan began investi-
cations into the bout. Hogan re-
fused to reveal what course his
inquiry had taken, but it was
said that persons close to Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey had been in
terested in the case because OF
the alleged huge gambling coup.
When the bout was arranged,
LaMotta, who never before had
been knocked out, was favored
but on the afternoon of the fight
the odds dropped to 6 to 5 and
pick 'em. Later, the odds favor
ed Fox and when they went as
high as to 1 en- the Philadelphia
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
MEMS SWEEPSTAKES
PLANNED AT BOWLING
ALLEY HERE SUNDAY

Announcement Of a Mems
Singles sweepstakes to be held
in Ingr ANS alleys Sunday aft
ernoon was made yesterday by
Claude Ingram.
The singles event follows a
mixed doubles duck-pin and
mems doubles ten-pin sweep
stakes held on the last two Sun
days. First prize will be so per
cent of the entry fee, second
prize will be 30 per cent of the
fee, third award carries 10 per
cent Of the money and five per
cent will be awarded to each
high game scorer and high set
scorer.
The event will be bowled on
a handicap basis with ITO set
ac scratch ccora
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
Tigers Alley Cats
Battle To 1912 Tie

The Wrightsville Tigers and
the Alley Cats struggled to IL
to IL deadlock on the Bellamy
Park gridiron yesterday after
noon in the second game of a
three series.
Billy Gore and Jesse Strick-
land, OBJ and FB respectively,
were the main cogs in the Tigers
lineup while Charles Bridges
was the outstanding player in
the Cat lineup.
The Wrightsville Tigers will
meet a strong Spofford Mills
Back Row Spinners, Monday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock on the Bel
lamy gridiron.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
KRAMER SURPRISED
AT BEING SNAPPED

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1S-W.p
Jack Kramer thought it was a
gag at first. But today he was
convinced he had been swapped
to the Boston Red Sox by the
St. Louis Browns.
Il was almost a New York
Yankee once last year," he said.
But that deal blew up"
This way was better. he fig
ured. "Now l won't have to pitch
to Ted Williams" he said. "I feel
great about the trade"
Kramer, never a shy ian, said
ne saw no reacon why he
shouldn't win between Is and 18
games for the Red Sox next
season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
TWO CAGE TEAMS
NEEDED AT Y M G. A

Two senior teams are still
needed in the YMCA Sunday
school Basketball League before
the league gets underway in the
early part of December, it was
announced yesterday by the
Board of Governors.
The two teams can enter the
league if they file their applica-
tions before Monday night.
Gold basketballs will be
awarded the championship
teams in the junior and senior
league, and Adam Smith, YMCA
physical director, said that the
junior league will play their
first game, Thursday night,
4 in the YMCA gym.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
Southern Methodist W;n
ThirdPlaceI In APBallot::s
246 Writers Ballot In Weekly Poll. wo,
ines Get l4o First Place Votes, Irish Wv
Receive 81, SMU Gets Nine

NEW YORK, Nov 18-tP-The larco.4
football writer's ever to participate in an Asoca+3
poE246-have punked for Coach Fritz Crseys M Fea
Wolverines the nations greatest grid maoSiS Mehn
Notre Dame second and Southern Methodist IIm, with
third ~ OhVeSig
Having scared to the top at this late stage Of +b
the Wolverines appear almost certain to ren, m gans
through their regular finale against Ohio S Ve
week and to carry proud record into the Ros es p h
New Years Day. ''e DOW M
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19

Strangely enough, Fleet Ad-
miral William F. Halsey, Jr.,
joined the Fleet in 1904 as a
passed midshipman aboard the
old battleship Missouri and
aboard that vessel witnessed the
climax of his career, the signing
of the Japanese surrender.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19

the southwest, two from The ,,.,
and two from the east II s, sGua
never occur again. "''Sai
Barring major upsets .
standing should not he ar III
altered by games this waeI 5I.Vs'P
No two of the top 10 teams n,. slo
each other. Probably the wss5s .ays
top attraction is the Coast f'shi T..
between Southern Californio .usi
U. c. L. A, Southern Cal :li' and
winning that one, can cTro, W
Rose Bowl date with Mirbia.' i,
Notre Dame plays Tulane Snsss ,,Saa
ern Methodist meets Bs,. YUp'
Alabama plays L. S. u cgt'
fornia plays Stanford, Caor.'' ra''
Tech plays Furman, and g-sa p,s
State takes on Pittsburgh. Teys, w,
and Penn will be idle. N''
The total vote with point, =,
ures on a 10-9-8-7-6,5,4,s.5SI
basis (first place votes in pars,
theses). s'''A
|. Michigan (14O) ................ 2,p
2. Notre Dame (97) 9os os
3. Southern Methodist (9Y I% %
4. Southern California (3) l;9
5. Penn State Co. ................ IN n,
6. Pennsylvania ............ 10o5 m
7. Texas -.............,..... o., S5
8. Alabama ....................... 4,
9. California ............................ An
10. Georgia Tech .................... sr1
II. Army, 277; 12. Illinois, IA;
13. North Carolina (D, lO9, 4
William and Mary, SO; Is. Mis-
sissippi, "a; Is. Virginia, &C, n
Kansas, Sc; 18. U. c. L. A., %,
lS. Coblmbla, 50; 20. Rice, 80.
Others receiving votes wen
Kentucky 10, Wisconsin is, Utah
ii, Purdue and Missouri, esa
10, Duke 9, Wesleyan and Prince
ton, each 8, Vanderbilt, Okla
homa and L. S, u, each 7, Ten,
nessee 5, Iowa 4, New Hamp
shire, Mississippi State, Texa
Christian, Northwestern, Mime,
sofa, each 3, West Virginia, West,
chester (Pa.) Teachers and Ida,
no, each 2, Wake Forest, Rutge,
and Georgia and Muhlenbe,.
each /.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-19
BOWLING LEAGUE
STANDINGS

The standings of the City ten pin and
City duck pin bowling league, includ-
ing last nights games, are as follows.
City Ten Pin
Evening star., 1947-11-28
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ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

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1920 Y sT. Sc Apt. Newly furnished
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Mr.. CAPITOL and Govt. bldgs., 425 9th
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for 2 girls; S23 ca. per mo. with kit
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30S souTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Fur-
nished front r'n. quiet home; near traJ:sp.,
Navy yard; cont. hot water. TR. 7l27
aeo1 ST. s.E.-Large front rm. for
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SI4 ST. SE.-Large, nicely furn., room
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6I7 8th ST. S.W.-Room, next to bath.
4i59 ALA. AVE. s.E.-Nicely furnished
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CoLoREDWs17 srd ST. s.E.-Room for
man and wife: full use of house; to
iese TALBERT ST. Sci room for light
housekeeping; no bedding; couple only;
Y7Is 31st ST. s.E.-single or double rm,.
oyerlooking river; private bath. Men only.
7sio 7sio 18th ST. s.E.-sgle. rm., next to
bath; mr. transp.;- no drinking, man pre-
ferred: Ss wk. Ii: .S642 after l. lis
1893 S. C. AVE. S.E.-Large front double
bed-sitting room; convenient shopping,
trap 5QQR
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

men sgs to to's share With others; real 5@ome @
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Portable in every way: our place, is well
known for good food and rms. for 20 yeessrs.
coGpGg 81 Ige Will vi 7 SHARE their R;7erdale
home with widower and small child. VA.
igSt YoGNG JEWISH LADY to share room with
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,Gef5jG9 sTp1o fonS S6 fE nicely 5s1y furnished with
board; next 70 bath with shower; for young
1aHy iifl 0n5a 18th ST 81. S.W-poubls XIV room: con-
able.
also double for girls; switchboard; selec-
ttos o, mGnYs; sE cloSe-in. ot,orso r, -lS rs.
i to share in double rm., with another
man, S5l: and ! to share, in triple rm,
with ano9er NAN S5 sgS BED and xesens S9nne
fSoSod; SS; Convenient NV. location. Ph. AD.
HBiLTMoRE CLUB. 1889 18th ST. NV; -
Nicely furn. room for girls selected
msnsa ns4s OAR SRo osTDble. rm, h. and G. water
ings if desired. co: o294. IL
ROOM AND BOARD IN private nome ioI
employed couple; all conveniences; bus bus at
Room RSSo AM AND BOARD for high school girl
or part time employe in exchange for
light household duties NO. 0667.
1856 OTIS PL. N.W.-Double room, twin
beds, for men employed; 2 meals daily
$50 a mo. AID. 0722. II
II09 10th ST. N.W.-Attractive single
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1925 10th ST. N.W.--Nicely furn. rm. Tor
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CHEVY CHAsE-.Lovely private home;
young lady to share room with others;
PVT bath, excel. meals. tennis court. OIL
I9e5 PARK RD. N.w.-Large, double room
for 2 men, excellent meals: S43 eaeh.
GoNGENIAL COUPLE will share nearby
Virginia home in exchange for part-time
IDEAL RESIDENCE for business people,
large double vacancy in triple. Choice
menus; switchboard. 1401 18th st. NV.
1882 HOBART ST. N.W.-Vacancy in
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lent Jewish cooking; unlim. phone, laundry
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ROOMS FuRkIsHEp-ko.hwess


2s05 ONTARIO RD. N.W.-In beautifully
inner-sprng matt: Mt. Pleasant car stop,
buses; only Is min. from downtown; ,S25.
4isl FESsENDEN ST. N.w.-Large front
bedroom, next to bath, gentle home; near
NJ ~ bus and I Ne 80 & car Wo. h,s g2i9 roon mn6
twin beds. pvt. shower, pvt. entrance; gen
tlemen pref; cooking privileges. ia. 1906
II GALLATIN sT.-Large. attractive room
for l gentleman in private home, semi
private shower bath. GE., 1878. IL
transp.: breakfast privileges; 81 wk:, ga.
room M i for : refined employed couple. RA.
KALoRAMA RD. NV
@ @issss: nj nice section; So S." a vk each ,Ho.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WOMAN, young, professional Govt. work
er wants room with py bSSh N eGentFay Ely
SETTLES E1; ais1f Won WOMAN. an perm. % Govt empl,
nondrinker, nonsmoker wants single room,
Munitions Bldg Name price. BOX 442-T,
LADY wants single rm. with kitchen priv
ileges; not over $50 month. Box 443-I'
GIRL, congenial. would like to share apt.
or room. vicinity 18th and sts; NV,
u4hshns5 Th hhoher Box eF 4s1 haTe star and
and kitchenette.- Please write MRS.
KKfbbnEAGGb a$G e5h ss nS ssy wishes
nished sleeping room. Write Box 449-T'
YouNG LADY wants single room, some
REFINE RhTISE6 S0nS YOUNG LADY desires bright,
cheerful, single rm private n st.r home; Conn
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FaMffY; FsH fs2l: sdults, badly ms need 4, rooms
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YOUNG LADY, refined Jewish desires desire
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ELDERLY LADY wants room, with priyi-
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RFfSfb sfet0H FIE aSd desTes quiet
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q, Chevy Chase. Best references. g Box
sT1Dio ROOM. preferably with kitchen
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Eve TWo so YoUNG aSipL LADIES, perm. Govt. en-
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nW men D. or e. o'sE9o@ s5Ss7o and EN- 'hf 4n5o 00 "
YoUNG MAN desires reasonable single
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s9x s@o%s $S6w W.sTEp strE for men students: tbi,
is one way you can be OF, real help to dis
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SINGLE SING ROOM, NV, by employed lady, in
quiet, refined home or apartment; break
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BY LADY. returning April 5, pleasant,
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DOCTORS DAUGHTER, employed in COM
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3S6-T, Star.
VETERAN AND WIFE need Ink. room,
BROWN, DU. 9767 a to p.m.).
SINGLE ROOM. near 14th NV, Columbia
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COLORED-SMALL FRONT basement room
wanted to cane chairs, by blind man.
1911 9TH st. NV.
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packing. shipping. FOREIGN or domestic; m
sured: 24-hour service. HAYES TRANS
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service furniture moysng Sra and ID N hanisss oass
HELP A. VET-Can move you day or night
ciaity. Phone III: ai39, from n pm. qptil 1a
VETERANS. starting business. will move
you day or evening, reasonable rates
Grating. packing ana Shh3 shipping' light haul
VETERANS Meying IA and haul hauling ,Ssunsd nsT
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ss1 ssre dtssE s AT }oGR feS sERVIcE Parcel
DELIVERY. PA. $685..
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.
ture as part payment on your moving;
Storage; local, long-dist moving. ia. 29;'7
NORTHERN MOVING e. STORAGE Co.
) man Crews. Grating Foreign and do
nestle household goods, office furniture,
objects dart, machinery. Long distance:
large feet available to and from 36 States
Daily pickups for H., Ind, Ohio; Mich.
or places en. route and daily pickups IN
bet. for Wash, D. c.. or places en- route.
California shipments direct by van or rail;
Storage: inexpensive storage rates. All
erIy wrapped and stacked by expert ware
house crew. Detroit Office, 3315 JOY rd.
TY. 5-6565.. Wash. office, 1926 New York
LIGHT HAULING, D. c., ewes. and week
ends; reasonable rates; white vet DU.
BROTHERS LOCAL MOVING, storage;
veterans. all white help; free estimate.
oW $3.50. OW. 61s3. 20E
WE MOVE ANYTHING-Apt. dwellers,
roomers offces; trunks, baggage: minimum
ptckun and deliveLy. So pu, 3Sl
Calf st nM. lO+
Evening star., 1947-03-16
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