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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
HANOVER HICHLICHTS
BY Gene Warren

CHAMPIONSHIP L Y
OFF-With the Eastern Con-
ference flag proudly waving
over New Hanover High school
the question today echoing
throughout Wilmington is when
and where will the champion
ship game be played?
According to Leon BrOgden,
pilot of the champion Wildcats.
the time and place will be de-
termined by the North Caro-
lima Athletic High School As
ISOLATION probably during the
latter part of this month.
In past years it has usually
been the custom for the two
conference champions to alter
nate, playing one season in
the west and the next in the
east early in March. This prac-
tice was followed especially
during the war years because
playing at a neutral site Great
ed severe transportation prob
lens.
Last season Greensboro and
Durham fought for the title
at Chapel Hill, because the
Greensboro gymnasium had
such a small seating capacity.
However, since Wilmington's
gym can seat 1,S00 spectators
the possibility of the match
being played here is indeed
likely.
W~ILMINGTON'S OPPON N
ENT-Either Greensboro or
High Point will battle Will
mington for the State Champ
ionship next month.
The two Western Glass IA
Conference schools are current
ly deadlOcked for the crown,
each having suffered one loss.
The Whirlies dropped a one
point decision to Central High
Of Charlotte early in January,
while the Bison's lone setback
came at the hands of Green's
borO. 20 = 20. Wilmington also
whipped High Point by nine
points, 1890, in December.
The Western champion will
be decided Friday night, when
Greensboro collides with High
Point at Greensboro in a return
match.
NEW SLUGGER-New Han
over High schools defending
baseball champs may have a
new slugger next season if
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
TWO CAGE TILTS
SLATED TONIGHT
AT LAKE FOREST
Tide Water VS.. Naval Re-
serves; Firemen Play
Post Office

The Wilmington Fire Depart
ment, which has been cooling off
every outburst of winning flame
its opposition in the Senior CITY
Basketball League has had this
season, turns on the hose nee
again tonight, when it tackles a
hot-and-cold Post Office club at
$50 at the Lake Forest floor.
Prior to the Fireman-Postman de-
bacle the Naval Reserve takes on
an improving Tide Water Power
Company outfit at 7:30 o'clock.
In the second attraction the
Smokeaters, with the first half
championship award resting in one
glove, will be throwing that other
dynamlte-laden punch at the Mail
men in an effort to notch victory
number three in second half play.
Johnny Edens and Robert Shipu
form the nucleus of the strong
Firefighter quintet. Edens aver
aging around 20 points per tilt and
Shipp ringing the cords for ap-
p~roximately 10.
The opening affair between the
Naval Reserve and Tide Water il
slated to be a runaway for the
Power Company cagers. Led by
Irving Gore, Doug Sloan, and Ker
Raynor the Ninth and Orange ag-
gregation will definitely be the
favorite, and what little chance Of
winning the Reserve quint are
%treasuring rest with the Waters
brothers, Ploogie and Billy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
BY JAMES MCGLINCY
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Feb. 16-UP-
This is Reynolds at LaGuardia
field" the reporter said. I've got
the Leo Durocher story"
go ahead" we said.
swell, Durocher gets off this
plane from Los Angeles, and six or
seven photographers are trying to
lake a picture of him, but the other
passengers are in the way.
The photographers keep trying
to snap him, but he goes right
on, walking fast toward the gate,
and he yells, Il don't want to pose.
You can take me as I CO.
by this time I get to Leo and
l ask him, Are you going with the
team? Meaning is he going with the
Dodgers when they leave for. spring
training on Tuesday.
'Whaddaya mean?' he says.
'Whaddaya mean?' He's still walk
ing fast. So Task him, What are
you doing in New York; And all he
says is, 'Whaddaya mean?'
Are you going to see Branch
Rickey?' l ask him.
"'Im here, amt 1? he says.
What about LARAMIE, Lippy?'
'Whaddaya mean?' he says
again. He must have Said that 10
or Is times. Another reporter asks
him what he's doing in New York.
81 like New York. The Lip says.
I like the weather.
Harold Parrot, the secretary Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, is waiting
with a car and with Rex Barney,
one of the Brooklyn pitchers.
"Durocher gets to the car and l
ask him how Laraine Day and ne
are going to make out in their
court fight.
He turns and says, I do not dis
cuss my private affairs. If there's
anything you want to know about
baseball, I'll tell YOU"
But none of the eight Or nine
reporters wants to know anything
about baseball. | didn't see what
color suit he was wearing, SO l ask
him, Hey, Leo, what are you
wea~ing?' And he answers, What
ever you say I'm wearing, then I'm
wearing it. So he has on a pepper
and salt gray suit, a cameIs hair
coat, a red necktie, a white shirt
and a head slightly sprinkled with
hair. Okay?"
"Okay."
"Just when the car starts off,
a messenger runs up with a tele-
gram for him from Los Angeles
from Laraine Day, I guess. Duroch-
er has to sign for it, but he dosen't
have a pencil. He turns to the re-
porters and he asks, Anybody got
a pencil?' They all have pencils, OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
N. E.. STATE GRID
SLATE ANNOUNCED
Wolfpack Will Play North
Carolina AT Raleigh,
Nov. 8

RALEIGH. Feb. 16 - (P) - N.
c. State college will meet North
Carolina in a football game here
on November g., it was announced
today by J. L. Won Claim, director
of athletics at N. c. State. The
last grid game between the teams
was played in l943.
AS was the case last year, Duke
will be the opening game. Unfor-
tunately this game will conflict
with the eason opener of North
Georgia on September q at Chapel
Hill.
The schedule:
September 27 - Duke University at
Durham.
October 4 - Davidson, at Char
lotte.
October IL Clemson, at Ra-
leigh.
October IS - University of Flor
ida, at Raleigh.
October 25 - Tentatively open.
November l - University Of
Chattanooga, at Raleigh.
November B North Carolina, at
Raleigh.
November Is - Wake Forest, ut
Raleigh.
November % - University ct
Virginia, at Charlottesville.
November % - University of
Maryland, at College Park, Md.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
FOREST WHIPS
NINTH STREET, So

In probably the first baseball
game of the season in New Han
over County the Lake Forest dia-
mond team rolled over the Ninth
Street Sluggers, SO, yesterday af-
ternoon at 18th and Ann park.
Leading hitters in the contest
were Charlie Smith and Tommy
Damn of Lake Forest and Carl War
rem and Mike Michaels Of Ninth
Street. Smith collected a double
and single in two trips to the plate
to take total base honors for the
Foresters. while Warren pounded
out a triple and single 10 pace
Ninth Street along with Michacls,
who also drove out a three-bag-
ger.
Pitching yesterday we're Jimmy
Stoudenmire and Smith. Stouden-
mire of Ninth Street struck out
eight and walked five. Smith wifi
fed nine and passed two.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

Mike Austin, a bench warmer
IN 1916, pounds the horsehide
in the same manner that he did
yesterday, when he drove q
pitch approximately 315 feet
over the right field fence at
18th and Ann field.
A right-handed batter, Mike
accomplished a feat that has
seldom if ever been matched
by anyone except a Ieft-handed
hitter at NHHS's practice dia-
mOnd.
ALi-CONFERENCE CUNT
The Eastern Conferences
AH-Star basketball team as Sc
lected by Bob Broome. coach
of the Rocky Mount Blackbirds,
is as follows: Billy Mason
(Wilmington), Johnny McKoy
Wilmington, Jimmy "Bull''
Newsome Wilson), Sonny Us
sery (RaIeigh), and Al McCot-
ter Rocky Mount.
Asked what five boys he
would select if given the pick
of the conference as far as
playing best at their respective
positions. Coach Broome said:
Il would take Collie and Ma
o at forwards, McKoy at
center. and Fennell and Brown
at guards. all of Wilmington"
LEADING LOOP SCORERS
The four leading scorers Of
the Eastern Glass AA Confer
ence and their respective aver
ages are: Billy Mason will
mington 1873, Johnny McKoy
Wilmington 1872, Jimmy
NewsOme WilsOn) IL, and Som
ny Ussery (Raleigh) 9.4.
Over the weekend Mason
collected % points, McKoy sew
en- points, Newsome is points,
and Ussery four points.
NEXT WILDCAT GAME
New Hanover Highs next bas-
ketball skirmish will be Tues
day night against the Hugh
Morson Caps at the local GYM
nasium. A Junior Varsity out
ing with Camp Lejeune High
school will precede the con-
ference encounter.
In the Wildcats first contest
with Raleigh, Coach Brox-
denis brigade captured a nar-
row 1896 victory. Last season
when a Raleigh cage outfit In
vaded Wilmington 1t crawled
away stunned by a 64-23 de-
feat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
NHTeachers
Meet Bolivia
At Tonight
YMCA Varsity Scheduled
10 Play Independents
In Nightcap

Defeated by six points in an
carrier fracas. the YMCA Varsity
basketball team will be fighting for
a return victory over the powerful
Bolivia Independents tonight at the
4MCA at. o'clock when the two
quints meet in the feature at
traction of a cage doubleheader.
In a preliminary engagement
scheduled for 8:15, the Bolivia sex.
tet matches skill with the Whining
ton All-Star outfit.
The lineup for the YMCA five
will find Bowen and Linwood Row
an at guards, Harriss Billiard at
center, and "F'lash'' Morrison and
John Brown at forwards.
The local 1assie club, made up
OF teachers from New Hanover
County schools, will probably put
on the floor six of these players at
the opening whistle: Dorothy
Shearin, Elsie West, and Jean Til
lett of New Hanover High, Gloria
Matkins of Tileston, Eleanor Bovd
OF Lake Forest, Rachel Stole of
HemenWay, and Katherine John
son of Forest Hills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
ED K0FFENBERCER
SETS NEW RECORD

Big Ed Koffenberger, who set
a new Duke scoring record when
he finished the Georgia Tech
game Saturday with a total of 1874
points for the season, kept all con-
tenders for the States Big Five
scoring crown at a respectable dis
lance during the past week.
In a week featured by four up
sets for North Carolina quintets.
the big Duke forward from Will
mington, Del, maintained his
healthy average in points per game.
finishing the week with a 1914 clip,
a fraction of a point lower than
his previous weeks mark.
But he was still more than three
points ahead of his closest point
per-game rival, Dick Dickey of N.
C. State, who averaged out at 1873
for his 294 total. Jack Gentry OF
Wake Forest with 189 for an 11.8
average and Ed White of David
son with 215 for 11.3 were third and
fourth in the parade of shotmakers.
Highest big five scorer during
the week was Buddy Cheek of Da-
wilson whose SO points gave him
a proper introduction to the ranks
of the 10-pointers. His average OF
III placed him ahead of Hamilton OF
the University of North Carolina
(214-10.D; Jim Paxton Of Caro-
lima (204-10.2) and Rubber Seward
of Duke C214-10.1.
In the North State conference,
Elop's scoring ace, rangy Rodney
Gates. remained far out front with
a 359-total for 17.9 points per game.
His closest rivals. among them
Gudger of Western Carolina Teach
ers, Sheets of High Point. Hawkins
and Wey of Appalachian, Van Hoy
of Catawba and Moran of High
Point, were a good five points II
the rear.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

With the entry of teams from
Dixon and Clarkton the eighth
annual Wilmington Star-News-
YMCA InvitationaI High School
basketball tournament now has
a total of II teams entered.
The four-day tournament is
scheduled to get underway in
the YMCA gymnasium Oh
March 5. The deadline for n
tries has been set for February
FL.
The six trophies for the VIM
ming teams have arrived and
will be OH display as soon as
the engraver finishes work on
them. In addition to the trophies
the players on the winning
teams will be presented gold
miniature basketballs. The
runnerups will receive silver
balls.
Sam Johnson has been APP
pointed referee chief and is
now contracting other officials
to work with him.
A meeting of the officials
and coaches of the various
teams will be held several days
before the tournament to draw
the pairings.
All High Schools in South
eastern North Carolina are in
vited to enter their boys and
girls teams in the tourney.
Dixon Boys
The Dixon high school team
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Sultan OF Swat Must
Await Doctors Orders
Before Making Trip

NEW YORK, Feb. is. = Up =
Babe Ruth's tentative plans for. a
rest in Florida or Arizona will
await the decision of his physi-
clans, Mrs. Ruth said today.
The former sultan of swat re-
turned to his Riverside Drive home
Yesterday from French hospital
where he had undergone a meek
operation January 6.
Mrs. Ruth said the Bambino was
doing very nicely" and was get
ting acquainted with his home
again"
She said Ruth, who weighed only
1879 of his former 225 pounds when
he left the hospital, had a very
nice luncheon yesterday, a nice
dinner and a very good nights
rest. and this morning he had a
fine breakfast"
Mrs. Ruth said their plans to go
south were not yet definite and
hinged on the possibility that he
may be given additional treat
ments at the hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Two Leading CUNTS Clash
Tuesday Night AT Raleigh
In Return Match
BY The Associated Press

This could very easily be the
week they determine who comes
out On top of the Southern Con-
ference basketball standings for
Tuesday night at Raleigh the
leagues No. l and No. 2 outfits,
Duke and North Carolina State,
get together in their second meet
ing of the campaign. Duke won the
first time, 60-53.
A victory for State would send
the Wolfpack into the front slot
~currenly held by. Duke with a rec
ord in conference play of eight
victories and n defeat. State
surprise licking last week by Wake
Forest dropped the Pack into the
runherup position, where it has
spent most of the season, with
nine wins and two losses.
North Cardinals Tar Heels. still
hoping they a get back in the
running, chung to third, having six
triumphs and two losses. NORTH
Carolina stock went booming up
yard the past week when the White
Phantoms spanked their old rivals,
the Dukes, 1929.
1t appeared that at least six
teams were almost sure bets tc
receive invitations to the annual
Southern Conference tournament tc
be held in Durham on March 6,
7 and 8. The six quintets with
tournament insurance. were
Duke. North Carolina State, North
Carolina, South Carolina. Mary
land and Washington and Lee.
The scramble for the other two
spots may go beyond the present
week. The University of Richmond,
Wake Forest, George Washington
and Davidson being ready to scrap
it out for invitations.
The other * teams. William &
Mary, Virginia Tech. Furman,
Clemson. Virginia Military Insti-
tute and Citadel, were generally
regarded as being out of the run
ming.
Two games are on the slate for
tonight. North Carolina travelling
to South Carolina for an upper
bracket tussel and Clemson going
to Furman for a contest that will
have no bearing on tournament in
vitations Or anything else.
Other games on this weeks
Southern Conference schedule:
Tuesday-University of Rich
mond at George Washington;
Washington and Lee at Virginia
Virginia Military Institute at Wiz
ginia Tech; Duke at North Caro-
lima State: North Carolina VS..
Davidson at Charlotte.
Wednesdav-South Carolina a
Newberry; William and Mary a
Newport News Apprentice School
Thursday-North Carolina a
Wake Forest: Clemson at David
son: Virginia Tech at Maryland
Virginia Military Institute a
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Friday-Duke at Maryland; New
berry at Citadel; Virginia Tech a
George Washington; Furman a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Duke NC.State Encounter
HghHghts Southern Circuit

Wofford; Washington and Lee at
William and Mary; Virginia Mill
tary Institute at University Of
Richmond.
STANDARDIZATION at North
Carolina State; South Carolina at
Wake Forest; Maryland at Mer-
chant Marine Academy, Kings
Point, N. Y; Duke at George
Washington (afternoon); Virginia
Military Institute at William
and Mary; Washington and Lee
at University of Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Journey Gets Underway
Next Monday At Delco
High School Gym

Inc Tri-County Basketball tour
nament pairings were announced
Yesterday afternoon by Burney
Aosers, chairman of the tourna
henf committee, in a special meet
held at Delco.
mere Is the schedule which will
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Durocher Lands In New York
But OnHSays "Waddya Mean"

course, but nobody lends him one.
He finally has to get n from
Barney. He didn't give us anything,
so we weren't giving him anything.
Okay? Got it ALP"
"Okay. Reynolds."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
WHITES DUCK-PIN
TEAM WINS MATCH
Defeat Lumberton Keglers
In Three Tits At In
gram Alley

The Whites Ice Cream duck-pin
bowlers defeated the Lumberton
team yesterday afternoon at In
gram bowling alley. The Milk
men had a total pin fall for the
three games of 1880 while the Wis
iting keglers toppled 1.4S3 pins.
Sunday week the White team
will journey to Lumberton for a
return match, it was announced
yesterday.
The scores were as follows;
Whites-Swinson, ~116-125-90; Long,
88-113-97: Rochelle, 114-l05-96;
Peterson, 9O-88: Bancroft, 81-118;
and Suggs, 114-101. Lumberton-
Chance, 106-1Oo-88: Green, 1882;
Stephens, 1896: Prevatte, $3.50;
Kornegay, 1%38-1O6-o6; Hardee, 1914
81; and Leavitt, 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
M-County Cage Pairings
Announced By Delco Heads

be used beginning February "a at
the TrfCounty tourney at the Delco
High school gym.
Monday, February 24-Hallsboro
VS.. Clarkton at 7:30; Leland VS..
Southport at $50.
Tuesday, February 25-White-
vile girls VS.. Acme-Delco girls al
1870; Tabor City VS.. Shallotte al
$50.
Wednesday, February 26 Bo-
livia VS.. White Oak at 1880: Shall
Tote girls VS.. Bolivia girls at $3.50.
Thursday, February 27-Winner
of INSTRUMENTATION vs.. winner OF
Le:and-Southport at 7:30; winner
of Tabor City-Shallottee VS.. Boil
via-White Oak winner at $3.50.
Friday, February 28-Finals'-
Winners of two previous girl a.d
boy games play for championship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

"Tele," "sight : and = sound"
"video," "video-and-audio," and
~"electron pictures" are all nick
names of television.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

Casing manufacture for trucks
and buses totaled 10. $50. 900 in
1916. 90 per cent above the best
previous peacetime year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Southern Conference
Standings

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 16 - Up -
Southern Conference basketball stand
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