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Evening star., 1947-03-01
ROOMS FuRNlsHEp-s.E. and s.w,

kOOMS fUkNtSnED-S.E. and S.W.
a52 9Th ST. S.E.-Room for settled lady
or gentleman. S25 month. Cali after 5
1854 SAVANNAH ST. s.E.-Two furnished
rooms. for girls. SO per wk.; cony. transp.
Isl isis E. E. ceAMPsiroL sT-sinsle and double m
1912 10th ST. S.E.-studio bedrm, new
home; close to stores and transp.: $50 mo.
ONE LARGE DOUBLE front rm.. 2 adults
or or empl emf 1 couple pie oo no drinking cow. to
STTRxc4ivE AZ 9H' M Room osie with twin beds for
Apts. II, 1854 after $50. all day satar-
iseiites. sio week. AppS SSR MRS Hs seSslas soNEs
room, twin beds. 2 CLOSETS: gyt. Christian
Gns aHns MNNrsSFA sPR sSSge AVE- H. sssce oss1
s46: % single. % Sso. 1f PHONE TR. ppI 4p1s oou8'e'
ROOM, half block from busline. in,
or 10: s s eses ments twin hts sfs
saosf IaaS! IL koea sSs7: Middle aged employed
s1e SO. CAR. AVE. s.E-sleeping rm:, st
:sieasis sHS Elris Srtfs Al sss5 'front.' Ink s
1911 4 ST. s.E.-sunny bedroom next to
bath: bath Ss fer .S SE $50 for z Ii 1886 80
porch: share bath; completely furnished.
refgr: employed COUPE S13 wk. FIR. 0651.
ROOMS EURklsHED-MD. and VA.
ROOM WITH BREAKFAST and laundry
priv privileges, telephone refined Catholic
nondrinker; pvt. rm,. semipvt. bath; no
other roomers; walking distance to Md.
iins INV; Rnn near srancsyiePotomac PIX car
II WEST ,wooDBiNE. Chevy Chase. Nd
Large bedrooms in quiet home. near Conn,
busliue; gentlemen only. Cali WI. 1902.
E ssa .nsosss Va sSis
FALLS CnuRCH-Couple or girls; new
furniture. t,iI twin beds, laundry privileges;
81 Silver sPRINansrse 4S9I artstic rm m next
bath, in private home, for one person; bus
si deSf D1RsIfsrenssS sE !5a sstns
xeodSy ssn,esphers: eooa sransD. ov. o5si,.
RENT FREE: with meals. in exchange for
and sun: ike your own . home. 0 Cali all after f
6 pm. ST. 1890. -
ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hills lge and
v and bedrm a'e wtS RSms sd,sssnt assns snn nD1
sssskfsst prlSils nss sls RSs1pP SusPne sa9 mlS mS
LARGE L MashfsHa BRIGHT RM. GxTo for home privi.
near Arlington Hall and Pentagor: uniim.
phone semipvt bath. CHI. 657a. -
ARLINGTON. VA, close to Ft. Myer--Lge.
room for employed couple, bath shared
ARLrNGToN, Va, Va 10fi1 / Block to Buckingham
bus-Larpe single room. adjoining bath
mahtS with shoosr oS oR7n e home with adults; $40
ARLINGTON. VA, center clarendon--
Twin-bed room. adjoining basn with
one 9ns to share; GU 3o63. -
front rm.. beautifully furn., twin beds;
sfse sfsd s4aR sRslinfE AVE., RfvERbsxLEsnsle 81, ss
lge. closet; nr. bus: reasonable. uN. 1884
DOUBLE ROOM; cooking. privils., optional:
II am. and after $50 pm, Sunday all
TWo DOUBLE SLEEPING ROOMS on Will
son blvd. Arl. Phone CHI. 1145 for in
LADY WOULD LIKE TO SHARE home
with housework; GENTLE home. Isl sH. 474s. fs
SINGLE ROOM, conv. to 3-way buses; very
500 goth ST., 8. Arlington, va.-Young
man, large comfortable rm.. lge closet;
conv. transp. to Pentagon, bus at door; $50
ARLINGTON FoREsT-Large bedroom.
two girls or couple. Giebe 1856 2s
5130 n. 18th ST., ARLINGTON double,
I single bedroom. next bath. in new home.
1s0s PowHATAN. Alexandria Gentle
OV 3422 .
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ROOMS UkFURNisHEp.

LARGE sLEErING ROOM OILY with pvt.
bath; ;S $40 S1,3 & month. TR 5574; Il
refrigerator; employed couple; refs; gas
elec., heat; $50 mo. 1919 w. Va. ave. ne.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
APARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

VETERAN AND WIFE, both employed,
desire apt. in Silver Spring area 81
9100. Ext. o, bet. 8 am. end 4:3O pm,
Ashton 361S thereafter. II
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

ROOMS FOR COLORED-We have rooms
n nearly every section of the city for en-
HoaS ss ar sion Y a our ose,
Florida ave. NV 10
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

LARGE DOUBLE BEDROOM in beautiful
Arlington home; comfortable shared living
room with fireplace; complete kitchen and
lfv. rm privils; large wooded yard: 10-min.
bus serY., shopping center one blk; young
couple preferred; 'S4250 month double.
BOX 2aI.R. Star 2s
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ROOMS FURk. OR uNFURN.
LARGE, SUNNY. furn. or unfurn. room, in
B p.rn Il
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APARTMENTS wANrrp ,cent.,

VETERAN and. wife, both permanently en-
ployed, urgently need one-hedroom unfur-
sxsL ssxsssdL aRa RRsfRcn Sa Rrs shSFss
e trsnsp. Bog 24g.R. Star. %.
desire ! or 3 room furnished apt. with
bath. NV. ssetion' veteran; no children or
sen isSh SET s.aF sna expectant wife
Walter Reed or ttS Silver sprins. si t. piesse ssii
s1BIEasE Nhi aSss ENDS March 15-Army cwo
house, furn. or unfurn. MY wife and ~
faen me bog M my ysl 9ny PETS E ssTa gseier Va $50
bedroom iuEn apt. spruce oios-R. Fri.
BUsIsEss;s:woMAN needs one-room fur-
nished APARTMENT: excellent care. FIX.
NAVY GRO and wife desire ., 3 or 4 room
any any session 9 ssh cs x Mr. PEI FINLsY. e eE hinseln
VgETlEsRAN AND WIFE urgently need un-
furnisnsd one-bedroom apartment. Frank
VETERAN. perm. Govt. empl., wife and
or uni furnished. Du. 745S. ..
COMMANDER needs three or four bedroom
h1ass; l. ss- wiii pay up to s1s0 mo- Phone
URGENT-Marine and wife. permanently
stationed, no sshiidren or pets. desire an
kitchen ard bath; excellent care guar
yni1Ni. y9Gsa faRTsri.s rhsns AssS s2ao
Government employees. desire two or
three room furn: or unfurn. apt. Dupont
WORLD WAR II WIDOW and daughter
desire wo-bedroom apartment in Virginia,
tes hpTy yieinit Phone Owens 1Isl z.
apartment soa men m no drinking smoking or par
EMPLOYED .couPIE desire furnished or
unfurnished bedroom. kitchen. bath apart
ment. Woodley s49l or Box 2s2-R, Star
Ex-NAvAL OFFICER. wife. 4-mo. infant,
urgently need l-bedroom apt. or small
a1sse MR fR csns5e'' % Hts
house. Ari. Or NV, section: vlgsinias.
VETERAN and wife. both empl desp need
kit up 3 to sdo De. ' alss. s.. $3.50 osA to .
MOTHER and daughter wishes furnished
apartment or light housekeeping room.
F%o ~ sfpkosoa s,sI. untarn. ant by Apr :. Il
s,Inq nIm ~ any S time ssRday N,. t,,,, 2.
apt, furn.; refined. middle-sgsd couple;
afTri sssSi09 so,kI M osao; s. Es. 500: i .;s
soad ike esss aet
rooms. kit. and bath for immediate occu-
pancy; NV. preferred. HC. 0T62. g.
SIX MONTHS ONLY-Desire apartment,
tsTn H,a sSAs oF snfurn ex-naval oticer and Eife
NATL. BUR. OF STANDARDS physicist,
wife. emo. daughter, need IL bedrm. apt.
in NV, section: WIN ,redeeorate i de.
REFINED MOTHER and child, yrs. need
apt willing share home; mother works
days: child at day nursery. Cali evenings
alter g pm, FIR. 4543; Sat. after PM,
Z ROOMS. kitchen, bath. unfurnished;
in ADULTS s, mother and daughter; up to S5b.
YOUNG CoUPLE. to be married. desires
Groom furn. or unfurn. apt before April
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. furn. apt, or
bedrms: no children, pets; yr. lease; refs;
maximum $3.50. Olympic S92S. MRS
FURN. OR uNFuRN.; to 2 rms. kit.
caH SR. 500. asae Ext. Az AZ MA" anu 'e
2 RIM, KIT. AND BATH needed by couple.
both employed; hushand veteran STUDENT
G. w. y; Call CO. b146 evenings. -
BAsY Girl, 5 mos. old, wants apt. for
mother and Naval officer father: present
apt. being torn down March LIST. Phone
SAILOR AND WIFE desire . or 3 room
rnt; near carljne. HAROLD 6, MCDONALD
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priFieses' Hust nave Teisrehees. Nh. fa@
SINGLE OR DOUBLE, for gentlemen only.
in d9SnsoEG pEiEats PE cnd. $50 and $50
sS2s sTs ST. 5m 1,ss|y
sss M ssl Iii sds aas.d Fl
aeea QUE ST. Nw.-Master bedroom.
private bath; very comfortably fmIn-: twin
Mr off1 fIESsNT sfcfs Ell Mo N! fss is
n;w.-Leee: front rm: double bed; inner;
ffi1 BUS n eoH5 co rsnsb snas
Hn1 Inn EM Rhons; 0ses elevator service; $50 mo.
VII WINboM D FL Fl. N.w.-sinsle rm.. near bath:
eonv. transp.: unlimnited phone; adult FAM
MMAsrER M MR0flfE sfDkooM s5SsM with pvt bath: tse-
nss Psss only; ass 81 a. s8ods W. 0s55 lrs .strse
lGeas asH0 o With ksinen t prS sed
without. Also single room avail S35
menth nSa hEI MithSnt E1n Kit. priyilsw w RA 26ls -
room with twin beds. Sl2 week. RA.
DOWNTOWN. 1ees VERMONT AVE. NV,
young man: walking dist Govt. bldgs.
1871 HOBART ST. N.w.-Larse room for
ssa'ie%aa ssa enackENsos En- HS sr. N.w-seautifuly
furnished master bedroom private bath:
express bus consider breakfast: $40 ea. g
25th ST. NV, 100 BL0CK-Desirable
room. next bath; cony. transp,; close to
everything; gentleman only, please. $50
monthly. DE 5G33, %
1928 10Th ST. N.W.-Two large. rooms,
s45 each, small. S35: exceptional furni-
ture and location; house catering to men
only: available Immediately. Dupont 5464.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-Young girl
to share double room, also single room; /;
gentle family. girls: bus at door. RA.
1900 18th ST N.w.--Modern bedroom.
newly furnished, opposite bath; congenial
home; unlimited phone; saraEe. RA. 2S76.
a0ts KALORAMA RID. NV. - Lovely,
bright, clean room with twin beds, inner
spring mattresses for girls, at $40 Der
NO. $685.. "a
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eet7 KALORAMA RID. NV. - Lovely.
bright, clean room with twin beds. inner
spring mattresses, for girls, at $40 Der
month: "a block Conn. ave-; eonv. TO cars.
NO. $685.. 3
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA.

KOOWS rUKNISHED-ME. ohd VA.
ROOM WITH BREAKFAST and laundry
privileges, telephone; refined Catholic
business girl. age 30 to 45; nonsmoker.
nonorinker; pvt. rm,, semipvt. bath; no
Univ; near Branchville- Potomac PIX. car
line. Box 1S4-M. Star .
II WESTtWOODBINE. Chevy Chase, Md
Large bedrooms in quiet home, near Conn
busliue; gentlemen only. Cali WI. 9302.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

first 4 contests are:
Contest Open Now Closes Nor. 29
Contest 7-opsn, Nor. 3o-cIoses April
Contest "Opens April S-cIeses April "
cens.,, "opens April l3-eleses April -
4. Entries received before midnight, March
20, will be judged in the first week contest.
Entries received too late for the first contest
will be entered in the second contest, etc.
Entries for 9Th and final weeks contest
must be postmarked before midnight, May
3. and received by May 10, 1947.
;. Entries will be judged on originality and
aptness of thought by independent Judges,
Evening star., 1947-03-23

I. Finish 2-lire jingle that starts with the
words: My Favorite Brunette :. :" The
last word in first line must rhyme with the
last word in second line
z. Send in as many entries each week as
you wish Write each on a separate sheet
of paper Attach to each entry the carton
uct (either Pepsodent Tooth Paste, Tooth
Powder or Antiseptic) or Tooth Brush
label - or facsimile Mail to Pepsodent,
Box 1886, Chicago 54. Illinois. Be sure to
use enough postage
;. There will be new, separate contest
with similar prizes each week. Dates of the
Evening star., 1947-03-23

HOW TO WRITE WINNING JiNelEs:
These new 2-line jingles are the
easiest kind to write! Just start
your jingle with MY Favorite
sBrunette." It's the title of the new
picture starring Bob Hope and
Dorothy Lamour. Then finish your
jingle so the last words in both lines
rhyme - as III the saapie jingle
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Advertisement
NEsf CONTEST EVERY WEEK -
NEW CHANCES TO WIN!

Duplicate prizes in case Of ties Judges
decisions are final No entries returned. All
entries and ideas contained therein become
property of Lever Brothers Co.
6. All persons in United States. its territor-
les and possessions may enter - except
employees of Lever Brothers Company, their
advertising agencies and their families
Contest subject to all Federal and State
regulations
7. Chevrolet winners will be announced on
the Bob Hope radio program shortly after
each contest closes. Other winners will be
notified by mail Complete list of winners
will be sent to anyone sending stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
NC. State, 0klah
In Gator Bowl Battle

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 81.
-(P-Supporters of North Carolina
State and Oklahoma began arriv-
ing in increasing numbers Tuesday
night on the eve of their New
Years Day football game in the
Gator bowl.
The crowd will be limited to 22,-
900 by the stadium capacity and
close TO that number are expected
to see the Big Six co-champions
tangle with Coach Beattie Feath-
ers' lighter but determined Wolf
pack. Some tickets we're still avail
able, however, for last minute pur-
chasers.
Oklahoma remained a 10 to ID
point favorite to win the second
annual Gator Bowl tilt but some OBJ
servers considered it an overlay.
Both elevens are strong defen-
sively, the Sooners ranking second
nationally in total defense and N.
c. State fourth on the basis Of reg
ular season statistics.
In addition, each has a brilliant
offensie star capable of providing
scoring fireworks. The Wolfpack
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
BRIGADE TO HOLD
NATIONAL GAMES
Seven Sports Events Will
Be Presented From Janu-
airy To June

Executive Director James w.
Copeland, of the Brigade Boys
Club announced yesterday plans
for the seven National Contests
sponsored by the Boys Clubs of
America to be held throughout the
nation starting January LIST.
From January to June the Ath-
letic Department of the Brigade
Boys Club will be teeming with
sports" activities. The month of
January will feature the Phillips
or Ginning" competition, while
February will be given over to
the ever interesting activity of the
Broad Jump. g
March will bring emphasis on the
Basketball program with Foul
Shooting, as the number one acti-
witty for the month, while April will
be high lighted by the Swimming
Competition in those clubs equip
ped with pools.
During the month of May the
new activity of the running Broad
Jump will be introduced to Boys
Clubs throughout the nation as a
contest item, while June will fol-
low in line with the national pas
time of Baseball with Base Run
ming as the object of the contest.
Sport fans of Wilmington will
be interested in all these contests,
as we'll as the general public.
These contests originated with the
idea of stimulating interest in the
Physical Fitness Program of the
Boys Clubs OF America.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
Cats Meet II ouseO fDavidTonight
MAIN ATTRACTION
SLATED AT 8 P. M.
Varsity Reserves Schedul-
ed To Play Junior Var
sity At Sis P. M.
BY GENE WARREN
Star Shorts Writer

New Hanover High VS.. House OF
David. This will be the feature at
traction of the special New Years
day basketball card tonight at 8
o'clock at the MINIS gymnasium.
A preliminary clash between the
Varsity Reserves and the Junior
Varsity is also on tap at 6:15.
We might not have much chance
against this House of David team,
which 1 believe can beat any col
lege outfit in North Carolina, but
we are going to 60 all out and try
anyway" Coach Leon Brodgen said
yesterday.
The Wilmington team, winners Of
six straight games, will not be at
top strength tonight. Billy Mason.
New Hanover Highs highest scorer,
twisted his ankle Monday, and
practiced for only a short while
yesterday afternoon. If he doesn't
start tonight. his forward position
will probably be filled by Charlie
Smith, 5 #. II in. center. The re-
mainder of Wilmington's lineup
consists of Teddy Fennell and W.
A. Brown at guards, Johnny Nc
Koy at center, and Louis Collie at
the forward post opposite Smith or
Mason.
In the opening contest the Junior
Varsity, which has captured two
triumphs in four starts, meets tbs
Varsity Reserves for the third
straight time. Coach Wallace
Vests Jayvees lost the first two,
1870 and 1926, but appears deter
mined to lick the smooth playing
third and fourth string cagers OF
the Wildcat varsity.
Coach West has drilled his play.
ers all week, teaching them new of.
fensive maneuvers which will be
unveiled tonight. The Jayvees'
starting team presents Jack Parker
and Jere Hilburn at forwards,
Homer Ellis and Shorty Stevens
at guards, and Linwood Taylor at
center. For the reserves Billy Har-
olson, A. C. Gregg, Bobby Lewis,
Jimmy West, and E. A. Thomas
will probably begin.
Roll-a-Way stands have been con-
structed on the main floor of the
New Hanover High school gym ia
accommodate a capacity crowd Of
1900 fans tonight the MINIS athletic
department disclosed yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
ACME-DELC0 WINS
OVER FAIR BLUFF

ACME-DELCO, Dec. 81 - The
Acme-Delco high school boys bas-
ketball team defeated the Fair
Bluff school quint here Tuesday
night, 81 to "a and one of the best
games played in the local court
this season.
The Acme-Delco girls won a for
fiet over the Fair Bluff Girls when
the F-B outfit failed to appear.
Billy Clayton with 10 points lead
the winners, Runnerup honors went
to Allen with seven and Bordeaux
with eight.
R. Rogers with IL points paced
the losers. Rupert Rogers took
second place honors with 7 points.
The Acme-Delco aggregation will
meet the Wilmington YMCA Var
sity team in the Acme school
gym Friday night at 7:30 o'clock,
it was announced Tuesday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
And Carolina
In Sugar Bowl Today
$4,000 Fans Expected To Jam New Orleans
Stadium For Battle Of The "Charlie's';
Bulldogs Favored Over Tar Heels

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81. -
.(P)- The Sugar Bowl football
teams came to town Tuesday,
ready to show $4,000 observers
Wednesday the comparative
merits of G%eorgia's T-formation
featuring All-America Charlie
Trippi and North Cardinals
single wing starring the sensa-
tional freshman Charlie Just
ice.
There was scant hope, how
ever, that the field and weather
would be in condition for the
triple-threat Charles to dis
play their very best dipsy-doo-
ings. The U. S. Weather Bu-
reau hints at heavy clouds and
temperatures in the high for
ties. There has been no sun
yet to soak up all the rain
which fell on the field the last
couple of days.
Georgia's Bulldogs, unbeaten,
united co-champions of the
Southeastern Conference, are
generally rated two-touch-
down favorites over the once
tied, once-defeated kings of
the Southern Conference. But
if a muddy field boys the OPEN
work attack of both clubs, it
could be a game that follows
the breaks.
The Bulldogs came in for a
workout here Tuesday after
noon, and spent the night in the
Tulane dormitories, a short
walk from Sugar Bowl stadium.
Cardinals Tar Heels took
their last exercise on the
Mississippi Gulf coast and slept
tonight i'll pullman cars park
ed five miles from the city.
Coach Carl Snavely figured
wisely that nobody could sleep
closer to New Orleans than
that on New Years Eve.
Both coaches will start line
ups revised slightly from those
most usual during the season,
because of ailments to regulars
- linemen in Cardinals case,
backs in Georgia's.
The Tar Heels biggest loss
is at center, where co-captain
Chan Highsmith is out because
of fractured vertebrae suffer-
ed in the seasons last game.
Snavely is using two men to
fill the gap - Dan Stiegman as
snapper-back on offense and
Bobby Weant, a reserve quart
erback, as defensive lineback-
er.
Right guard Sid Varney, who
turned an ankle last week, is
expected to watch Bob Mitten
start in his place. Left tackle
Haywood Fowle is feeling the
effects of an ankle twist but is
scheduled to answer the whistle
at 2 p. m.
Co-captain Ralph Strayhorn,
who missed much recent prac-
tice because Of his fathers
illness, is listed to start at left
guard but may need help if
he isn't in top condition.
The Tar Heels have claimed
an advantage in reserve line
strength, but some of this
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01

Four great football games are broad
east on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports
New Years Day. Here's the lineup:
Miami's Orange Bowl classic be-
tween T~ennessee's Volunteers and the
Owls of Rice Institute, brings to-
gether two beautifully matched
teams; tune in CHS at 1:45.
At the Dallas Cotton Bowl, Ark
ansas, co-champion Of the South
west Conference, clashes with Lou
lslana States Bayou Tigers. 1une IN
WGNI (dial 134o) at 200.
The New Orleans Sugar Bowl
pits Georgia's indicated Bulldogs
against North Cardinals Tarheels.
This should be a terrific game. Tune
10 WMFD (dial 14O0) at PAS.
osn Francisco features what ma,
We'll be the thriller of the day-th,
EaSt-Nest Game, in which All
American stars battle to uphold sec
qonal prestige. Tune in WGNI (dial
l540) at 4:45.
Remember, men 1zH@%h
LOOK sharp! FGiette
FEEL sharp! BE gsfsa aDEE AI
sharp. USE Gil ENS
lette Blue Blades Nbe3M
with the sharpest ENE
edges eve honed. HAWT
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
SUFFER-, GUERNSEY
TEAM TO. CAPTURE
SUGAR BOWL CROWN

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31.-P-
Ernie Suffer of New Orleans team
ed with Frank Guernsey of Garden
City. N. Y, here Tuesday to win
the Sugar Bowl invitational tennis
doubles championship.
1t was the third time Suffer has
shared the doubles crown in the
ten times that the Sugar Bowl tour
nament has been staged.
Guernsey and Suffer downed a
pair of New Orleanians, Earl Bart
lett and Jack Tuero, 6-3, As, 81,
GA. in a match which was resumed
Tuesday after being halted by
darkness Monday. At that time the
count was even at one set each.
The word matinee comes from
the French "matin." Or morning,
but. most such performances are
given in the afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01

1916 saw the return of Organiz-
cd baseball to Wilmington. The
semi-pro leagues enjoyed a
GOOD year. The high school
athletic program was success
full. Tennis was played at Rob-
ert Strange and the Cape Fear
Country club and Municipal
golf course presented an array
of tournaments.
1916 saw the birth of the
SENCBA Fishing rodeo, which
was the outstanding event of
the year.
Motor boat racing was re-
vived in Banks Channel, with
several out-of-state boats par
ticipating.
Jesse Reynolds and his able
assistant Bert Hawley organic
ed and operated softball, base
hall and football leagues for the
Youngsters.
Adam Smith of the YMCA and
Jimmy Copeland of the Bril-
sade Boys club expanded their
programs.
Gee. whiz - when you get
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
BY Roy Cook

down to trying to figure out
what sports were presented in
1916, it gets to be a tough lob.
But, to sum up the total -.
Baseball, Golf, Boxing, Foot
ball, Softball, Tennis, Fishing,
Basketball, Volleyball and other
sports had a good year local
ly in 1916.
But, now we turn to 1947 -
What will the year bring to the
sports minded people of Will
mington?
Jesse Reynolds has Joined
our fight for more places to
play. He is seeking to have at
least two lighted softball parks
in 1947 and if we know Jesse
he will not let any grass grow
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01

ped plans for the 1947 Golden
Glove events.
Father Allan Roche, who sue
c~essfully conducted the first
Silver Glove tournament here
Is making plans for a spring
tourney.
The Tobacco State League
has expanded to eight teams
and looks forward to a big
year. The Cape Fear League of
semi-pros will organize again
this year and Frank Maner's
Eastern State League is busy
mapping plans for 1947.
Yes, it looks like a banner
year in sports for Wilmington
in 1947.
Let's all work to make it a
big year. And keep in mind
that we need an indoor athletic
arena and additional lighted
parks. If we work together Will
mington WILL be second to
none in sports activity in the
state.
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
BLUFF DEFEATS
TABOR CITY, 1882

FAIR BLUFF, Dec. 81 - The
Tabor City All-Stars dropped q
close game to the Fair Bluff All
Stars here tonight, 1882, in a con
test that was decided in the last
seconds of play by a Grip shot by
Thelvert Hammonds.
Hammonds lead his team with
IL points, while June Waddell and
Floyd Rogers were best on defense.
Bobby Wright of Tabor City top
ped all scorer for the night, notch
ing II tallies. Albert Wright stood
out on. defense.
Tabor City travels to Louis, South
Carolina Thursday night for their
next game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-01
NEGRO HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS CLASH TODAY
AT LEGION STADIUM
Hillside High Of Durham
Meets Florence Team In
Oyster Bowl Contest

Hillside High of Durham and
Wilson High of Florence, South
Carolina, two of the top ranking
colored elevens in the Caro-
linas, will meet at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon at Legion Stad-
ium in the Oyster Bowl football
game.
The two teams have been
practicing daily ever since the
regular grid season ended in
November for this New Years
day clash, and IRE expected to
put on a grand show for Will
mingtOn pigSkin fans.