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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02

RALEIGH, April l. WH-The
House of representatives today
passed unanimously On second
reading a bill to authorize coun-
ties to conduct referenda on beer
and wine on petition of Is per
cent of the voters.
The bill will be up for third
and final House reading toqnor-
row.
The measure would end the
most confused wrangle OF the 1947
session, in which vets and drys
presented more than a score OF
bills, most of them local, for vari-
Gus forms Of beer and wine con-
troll.
The bill also would double pres
ent state taxes on beer and wine.
with the increased revenue to be
divided among cities and counties
permitting sale of either bever-
age.
Only n minor amendment
was written into the bill by the
House.. 1t would make results OF
local option elections effective %
DAYS afterWard instead of imme'
dlately.
Unless the Senate rejects it, the
bill would end a beer-and- wine
fight that began in the House the
second day of the session when
Rep. O. M. Null introduced a bill
to ban beer and wine in ,Cleve-
land county.
Every Three Years
The measure would keep pres
ent beer and wine laws in effect
until referenda are held. The 10
cal elections could only be con
Quoted every three years.
Another provision of the bin
would enable towns of more than
1000 to conduct their own refer
erda if their counties vote dry
There was little debate On the
bill in the House and no opposi-
ton is expected On the final read
ing tomorrow.
Meanwhile, the Senate approved
a bill to provide uniform proce-
dure for charging sity limits, att
err the measure had been amend
ed to provide that citizens OF the
city as well as the area to be
annexed would both vote>for an.
nexation. Elections would be call
&c on petition of Is per cent OF
voters in the e. proposed for
annexation.
Earlier, the House Elections
committe killed a Republican j..
sponsored bill to abolish the alb,
sentee ballot except for military
personnel.
The Senate passed House bills
providing for county electrical IN
spectors and allowing the State
Board Of agriculture to get money
elsewhere than the general fund
for improving the State fair.
Al omnibus bill naming mem
bers of county boards of educa-
ton went through the Senate with
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Radio Programs For Today

7:00-Headline Edition.
7:15-Request Program.
E:o-Round the Town Reporter.
1:3o-Request Program Continued.
8:15-Skip Farrell.
8:30-Willie Piper.
S:oo-Paul Whiteman Assembly.
9:30-Beulah.
10:00-Philco Radio Time u,;4h ,..-
Crosby. ~ DING
io:so-Ihe Henry Morgan Show.
of Tomorrow.
II :i5-Joe Hassel.
II :30-Gems For Thought.
Edison Blue Barron Orch
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
SCOUTS GET AWARD

The Cape Fear Area Council Of
the Boy Scouts OF America was
presented two awards during the
regional meeting Of the B. S. A. in
Atlanta last weekend, CORTLAND
Baker, scout executive, said yes
terday.
Thirteen scout executives and
leaders from the Cape Fear area
attended the conference, giving
this section the banner for the
highest attendance. The Council
also had a representative in each
of the 10 discussion groups, ond
was presented the &c" award for
the highest representation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Filler Killed

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, April /
- R-One man was killed and
eight others saved when a U. S.
Coast Guard flying boat crashed
in Tampa bay today.
Dead is Donald L. Nigrelli, %,
whose family lives in Cary, Ind.
about an hour after the PPM
wa~ter-looped on a practice land
ing, a wing tank exploded, injur.
ing seven men engaged in recovery
of Nigrelli's body. The big plane
sank to the bottom in 10 feet Of
water.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Bulwinkle Better

WASHINGTON, April l - R)-
Rep. Bulwinkle O-NC) returned
% the capitol today after three
weeks in nearby Bethesda Naval
ho:,,ital for treatment of an arth-
rite condition of his spine.
The hospital said X-ray treat
ment was given and a spinal brace
applied to give support to the YER
tebral column.
Bulwinkle told reporters he ex-
pected to continue treatments at
the hospital for several weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
PROCLAMATIONS SET
DATE FOR BEGINNING
OF CLEANUP DRIVE

! Two proclamations officially
setting the opening d t e for a
cleanup campaign in Wilmington
and New Hanover county at April
Z were issued yesterday by
Mayor W. Ronald Lane and Ad-
olson w. Hewlett, chairman of
the board of county commits
sioners.
+ The end of the campaign. the
proclamations for which followed
closely On the heels of action by
the commissioners Monday in
accepting a 10 acre plot in Winter
Park for dumping grounds, W a S
set for April II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
WGNI

4oDIAI
6:30-Sign On and News Summary
6:35-Sunup Hoedown.
7:00-News
7:0o-Eye Opener
8:00NToday in Our Town
8:05-Eye Opener
9:0O-The Editors Diary
9I5-Morning Devotional
S:3o-Shady Valley Folks
9:55-News
10:00-Eleanor Watts
l0:l5-The Little Band Stand
l0:30-Say it with Music
11:oo-Cecil Brown
II :15-Tell Your Neighbors
ll:30-Bin Harrington Sings
IL :45-Showcase
12:001Noon Edition.
l2:15-Checkerboard Jamboree
IL :30-U. S. Marine Band.
1:OO-Cedric Foster.
1:15-Smile Time
1:30-Merv Griffin Show
1:45-Bobby Norris and His Singing
Strings
2:00-Queen for a Day
2:30-Harlem Hospitality Club
3:00-Heart's Desire
3:30-Hollywood Melodies
4:0O-Erskine johnson.
4:15-The johnson Family.
4:30-Two Tor Baker.
4:45-Adventure Parade.
5:00IRecord Review.
5:15-Spotlight On a Star
5:30-Record Review.
5:451Tom Mix.
6:00-Sunset and Vine.
6:15-News.
6:25-NeWs
6:30-Good Health Show.
6:45-Music For Suppertime.
7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:15-Sundown Serenade.
7:301Musie.
7:45-Inside of Sports.
8:0O-Crime Club.
8:30-National Quintet.
8:45-Orchestra.
9:00-Gabriel Heater.
9:15-Waltz Time.
9:3Q-What's the Name Of That Song?
10:00-Did Justice Triumph.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
EVENING

6:00-News Report for Is min. nbc
Eric Sevareid and News chs
Network Silent Il hour - abc-east
Terry Serial in Repeat - abc-west
Hop Harrigan Repeat - mbs-west
6.15-America ~Serenade; Sports - nbc
Word from Country, Talk-cbs
The Sky King in Repeat abc-west
Repeat by Superman - mbs-west
6:30-Red Barber & Sports Time - chs
Jack Armstrong Repeat abc-west
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
LOAN APPROVED

WASHINGTON, April l - P1-
The Rural Identification admins
tration has approved a loan Of
$3.50, 900 to the Pee Dee Member
ship corporation of Wadesboro, N.
c. for extension of services.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Eye Troubles

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
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Texas with gasoline and kerosene
for the Texas company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
OVER THE NETWORKS
APRII, 2

Time is eastern standard. For central
standard subtract one hour, for noun
tain standard subtract two hours. Some
local stations change hour of relay to fit
local schedules. Last minute program
changes cannot be included.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
INWARD BOUND

S. S. Steel Artisan from Calcut-
ia, India with cargo of burlap and
Resus monkeys. c. D.. Maffitt,
agent.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Howard Eleven Wins
Over BIuefie|d, TO,
DESPITE 7 FumbIes

Despite seven costly fumbles
Howard University's Bisons made a
successful 1947 football debut yes
terday before 5000 fans in Brooks
Stadium with TO win over Blue
field States Big Blues.
The score came IN the last period
on a six-inch buck by Fullback
Sandy Greene, who also place
kicked the extra point. A 2l-yard
run by Halfback Chris Robertson
followed by two six-yard smashes
by Greene, set up the tally.
Running up 13 first downs to the
visitors : and driving 243 yards
from scrimmage to 104, Howard
never was seriously threatened
Fumbles by the Bisons. however
sabotaged three additional Howard
threats.
In the first quarter. a kick by
Bluefield's Hank johnson was
blocked on his 10 by Bison Tackle
Sam Jordan. HILLARY Johnson,
freshman fullback, drove to the II,
but there the Bisons lost on a fun
BILE by Quarterback Ernie Davis.
Again in the first quarter and in
the second the Bisons struck to the
Is and 16, only to tumble.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
$4,000 Fans Watch
Tulane 5ophs Upset
Alabama, Il 10 70
BY the Assoeiuted Press

NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 27.-Tu-
lanes light. sophomore-rich Green
Wave negotiated three long distance
scoring plays here today to upset
Alabama's big Crimson Tide, 81 to
20, before an estimated $4,000
spectators.
1t was Alabama's first one-point
defeat since the Tide lost, 5 to 4, to
the Birmingham Athletic Club in
the first football game it ever played,
back in 1892.
Tulane stopped Harry Giliner's
famous passes, intercepting three OF
them, one for touchdown. Tulane s
other two scores-which came in the
last So seconds of the first half
were on Ed Prices 101-yard kickoff
return and 38-yard pass play from
Bennie Ellender to Ray Prats.
Alabama's big line almost succeeded
where Gilmer's overheads failed. The
red-clad forwards tore big holes in
the smaller Tulane front men, as
Gilmer, Lowell Tew and Norwood
Hodges went through for substan-
tial gains.
The Tide scored on drives Of a
So and So yards. Big Vaughn Mancha
started Alabama to its first score
running 81 yards with an intercepted
pass to the Tulane "A. Hodges ended
the drive with a one-yard plunge
Hugh Morrow missed a place kick
that meant the ball game. He made
the next two, but Ed Heider booted
all three for Tulane.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Michigan SIaughters
Michigan State, $50
by The Assoeiutsd Press

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. 81
Rolling just about as it pleased by
land and air, talent-heavy Michi-
gan got away to an impressive foot
ball start today by slapping Michi-
gan State. IS to 0, before Tolls
fans for the longest margir in Is
years Of their long rivalry.
Michigan, with first one offensive
combination on the roll, then an
other, marched So yards for q touch
down the first time the Wolverines
got the ball and scored at least
twice in every period but the last.
Bob Chappuis, star Toledo half
back who established a Big Nine
ground gaining record for the
Wolverine last season, counted three
OF the touchdowns on ssnlashes of
5 yards or4sless, and Jim Brieske
the place-kicking machine, booted
seven conversions in eight attempts.
Fullbacks Jack Weisenburger
Sophomore Dick Kempthorn and
powerful Danny Dworsky. End
Leonard Ford and Halfback Chal-
mers (Bump) Elliott, who played
wartime ball at Purdue as a Navy
trainee, joined in the Wolverines
touchdown parade with one apiece
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Colts, OHense Clicking, Hope
To Upset Yunks Tomorrow

in an upse ito Buffalo, the Yanks
have rebounded terrifically with
three straight wins to become the
leagues leading scorers with 1913
points. They present the circuits
leading yard-grabber in Spec Saun-
ders, with powerful aides in Buddy
Young and Eddie Prokop.
Not only is Saunders a good run
ner, but he's turned out to be quite
a passer as well. He's completed IS
throws out OF 36 for a percentage of
.694. He's earned $50 yards and five
touchdowns in three games.
Baltimore turned in its best Of
fensive game to date last week at
Cleveland. The running game,
hitherto practically nonexistant,
clicked for 1873 yards. That COM
bined with passes from Bud Schwenk
made it 297 yards for the afternoons
work, which was only 2 yards short
OF the Browns total. That kind of
attack will get touchdowns sooner
or later, and the SColts would like
to have it happen tomorrow against
the YankS.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Army Trims Vi||anova,
1870, but Lacks It's
Championship Form
BY the Associated Pres,

WEST POINT, N. Y. Sept. 81
Army's green football team carried
on the winning ways of its departed
All-America backs, Glenn Davis and
Felix Blanchard, by downing Villa
nova, 1870, today.
Frequent penalties. mostly against
Army at critical points, marked the
18th game in the glittering string
the Cadets have spun without
defeat.
Elwyn rip" Rowan, stubby full
back: Bill Gustafson. stringy half
back, and Bob Stuart, 175-pound
speedster, all from last years team
were the men Coach Earl Blalk
presented to fill the shoes OF, Davis,
Blanchard and 1946's great quarter
back, Arnold Tucker. They per-
formed creditably, but Army did
not look like its championship teams
of yesteryear.
Recovered fumbles set the stage
for both of Army's touchdowns,
Gustafson fell on a Villanova bob
'ble on the Wildcats ID near the
end Of the first half and darted all
the way to the goal line on the
next play.
Midway In the third period,
Ralph Pasquariello, 220-pound
Villanova fullback, dropped the ball
on a, line buck and Rowan recovered
on Villanoya's 23. Stuart ripped pa
q yards at his right end and VIM
field Scott went around right end
from the 8 to tally,
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Northwestern Upset
By Vanderbilt, 80,
lin Last 4 Minutes
BY the Assecioted Press

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Sept. 27.--Van.
derbilt's scrappy Commodores ruined
the debut of 3l-year-old Bob voigts
as Northwestern's football coach to.
day by scoring an upset 3-to-0 vic.
tory in the final four minutes be.
fore a crowd Of $4,000.
Zack Clinard, a reserve quarter.
back, booted a 13-yard field goa,
from placement to give the South.
erners their spectacular triumph
They outrushed, outscored and out.
passed Northwestern's Wildcats fal
more than the statistics indicated
Northwestern, making six costly
fumbles and playing ragged game
on the ground and in the air, neve
advanced beyond Vanderbilt's 80
although the Cats, stung by defeat
ripped to the "a in the closing sec
onds only to lose the ball on a pass
interception after passing and run
ming for gain of As yards from
their own 81.
Vanderbilt, missing three previous
scoring chances, climaxed an 86.
yard drive In the fourth to score
with Bob Berry, Joe Hicks and
Jimmy Wade Juggling the ball from
Vanderbilt's 2 on a punt return.
Wade, whose passing and running
accounted for ITO yards of Wander.
.oilt's total of 233, carried the bal
the last three srnashes TO hit the 3
then Clinard kicked his goal.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
By Angelina }. Corobelli

The second annual Forestville,
Va, Horse Show, held yesterday at
Richard A. Wheeler's Dunrovln
Acres attracted $500 spectators who
witnessed performances by entries
from top stables in this area.
Ringmaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Bogley's famous circus performer,
won the jumper tricolor with Is
points. Jane Pohl's veteran army
Jumper, Fitzrada, took reserve with
Is points. Ringmaster, ridden
throughout the show by his owner,
won the scurry, placed in the touch
and-out and took the $500 jumper
stake placing over Fitzrada, Mrs.
Oliver Welty's Geronomo, War
woods Hi-Jack, Mrs. Gardner Hall
mans Gray Lark and j. E. Jones
Boots, who finished in that order,
Picken Hamilton's Golondrina
from Warrenton, Va, amaSsed Is
points for the hunter championship
Jack .Prestage's Tipperary Stables
entry Justa Spar annexed the hunt
er reserve with 91a points. Colon
drina was victorious in the $500
hunter stake, won the working hunt
~ers and was second in the ladies
hunters for her reserve. Justa
spar's most important win was In
the green hunter event in which
she placed over Morton w. Smiths
Friar's Maid, Admiral and Mrs. For
rest Sherman's Beale Walk and her
stablemate Grey Arrack.
Spice Of Life, Senator Wayne b
Morse's brilliant gated stallion, took
command of the highstepper's divi-
sion winning the tri-color with II
points, nosing out Warner Pun
phrey's undefeated Noble Gale oy
one point,
Cromwell Farms draft horses were
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Dukes Late Tally Whips State,
10, to Give Wade Revenqe

DURHAM, NJ. c., Sept. 27.-Wal-
lace Wade, Dukes old master, won
revenge before $4,000 today by de-
feating North Carolina State Col
lege. to 0, in Southern Confer
ence football game played two days
after State was released from a
polio quarantine.
Duke lost to State, Is to 6. in it's
opener last year and the Wade-led
team went on to the most disastrous
record in his "a years of coaching.
He lost five and won four.
Don Mccormick, who developed
polio and forced the State team into
quarantine, listened to the game by
radio from Raleigh hospital.
The Duke score came deep in the
final quarter Footsie Palmer of
State dropped back to pass. Bert
Lyle and three Duke cohorts blocked
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Sanford Is 1877 Victor
Over Friends Eleven

Sanford School gridmen of Will
mington, Del. rolled up 1870 lead
on Sidwell Friends School and
squelched the latter's fourth-period
rally to gain a 1877 victory in their
LAC game yesterday.
Sanford struck through the air
for its initial score, Jack Bendenagel
carrying the ball over after taking
short pass from Henry Obery-
shica. The latter tailed the second
touchdown, circling END for a 23-
yard gain late in the first half
Paul Sturgis placekicked the first
extra point but his second try was
wide.
Tommy Dean went over for Lam
don's touchdown on a short drive
off tackle. eliminating march
from midfield. He tossed a pass
to Ronnie Mcdonald for the extra
Evening star., 1947-09-28
spseiol Dispatch TO The stor

BALTIMORE, Sept. 27. TIL e
Baltimore Colts return to their
home field after two weeks on the
road with hopes of upsetting the
New York Yankees in tomorrow's
All-America Conference game here,
starting at 2:15. These hopes are
based on the fact that the Colt
ground and air game clicked we'll
for the first time last week, although
it didn't show on the scoreboard, as
Clevelands Browns earned a $50
victory
The Yankees are going to be hard
to stop. After losing their opener
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Ringmoster Wins Jumper Title
At ForestviIle Horse Show

winners in the draft division, while
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Wheeler's S
entries dominated the broodmare,
winning first with Duchess, second
with Reno-Rare and third with Miss
Muffin. Caroline and Pamela Reads
Storm King and Storm Pearl were
consistent winers in the pony events.
Mildred Gaines had a good day
with Ironing Socks winning the
road hacks, hack and hunters and
the Singluff Perpetual Memorial
trophy. in a class limited to horses
owned by landowners or resident
of Fairfax County.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
.Ex-PupiI Gives Lesson
To Ney|and; Ga. Tech
.Swamps Tennessee
By the Assoeioted Press

+, ATLANTA, Sept. 27.-Bob Ney-
land, the "Old Gray Fox from Ten
nessee, got a football lesson today
from a former pupil as Georgia
Tech swept to surprisingly easy
27-0 victory over the Vols.
/ A capacity crowd of 10000 looked
on as the well-drilled team of Bobby
iDodd. a Vol star of the late '20s,
rmeted out the worst defeat Ney-
and-coached team has ever suf-
fered.
! The outcome never was in doubt
after the Vols shot their wad early
in the opening period when they
failed to capitalize on their only
real threat. Tech, recouping late
in the first period, held the upper
hand after that and led at the
half, TO
Score on Long Drives.
The Vols, outclassed in every de-
partment, fought valiantly but
never got their running attack
clicking and failed through the air
after it appeared at the start they
might have an edge there.
The Jackets drove 81 yards for
The first touchdown, IS for the sec
ond and Al for the third. The final
was a 33-yard sweep, with a sub
halfback, Billy Queen, going the
hst "a yards. George Mathews, vet
sran left half, scored the first three
touchdowns.
Mingling a passing attack, which
clicked when needed, with razzle-
dazzle ground forays, Tech piled up
345 net yards to 160 for the visitors,
and registered 18 first downs to g..
The Jackets gained net of 1870
yards rushing to 81, and had an
edge in passing of 155 yards to 79.
They made good on ii of 10 passes,
while the Vols connected on 8 of IT..
Vols Lack Usual Fire.
Neyland, who had never lost an
opening game and master-minded
the Vols to q 1873 win over Tech
last year, presented team which
appeared to lack the fire and power
his outfits usually possess.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Favored Columbia Rallies
10 Whip Rutgers. 40-28
Nv the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Columbia
scored four touchdowns on Rutgers
the first five times it got hold OF
the ball today, and then had to
come from behind with furious
late rally led by Gene Rossides
to down the scrapping Scarlets
1923. A crowd of 10000 saw the
thriller at Baker Field.
After 16 minutes of play, Coach
Lou Little's speedsters led, 81 to O.
before Rutgers went to work.
Midway of the final quarter the
determined visitors ripped so yards
in three running plays to score and
added the extra point to lead the
Light Blue favorites by 1927 as the
Rutgers rooters raised the roof.
Then Rossides took charge.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Episcopal High Noses Out
Georgetown Prep, 14-13

The efficient toe Of Tommy Birge,
which sent the ball between the up
rights following both touchdowns,
gave Episcopal High School IA
Is edge over Georgetown Prep at
Garrett Park yesterday.
Birge scored both Episcopal touch
downs, intercepting Pat Werner's
pass, and racing so yards for. the
first score and travelling as yards
through tackle for the second tally.
The Little Hoyas scored their
touchdowns on drives of As and IS
Evening star., 1947-09-28
l. S. U. Rally Wins
Over Rice, Il to ID
BY The Assoeioted Press

BATON ROUGE. La. Sept. 27.
Louisiana State blasted through
for two fourth-quarter touch
downs here tonight to score a
convincing 21-to-14 victory over
Rice before $4,000 fans.
The two teams favored to win
championships in the Southeast
ern and Southwestern Confer
ences, respectively, had battled
on even terms until the Tigers
launched their final scoring
drive, good for 81 yards.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
CuIpeper High Winner

CULPEPER, Va, Sept. q
(SpeciaD Although outclassed in
the first half by flashy Warrenton
T formation the Culpeper High
School Blue Devils came back strong
to win 300. John H Brown again
led Culpeper with two touchdowns
and extra points.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Dovidson FinoIly Bows
To W. & IA. Power, 21-0
By the Associated Press

BY The AssocIofed FTeSS
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 27.-An Alert
Davidson football team played Will
liam and Mary's Indians on almost
even terms during the first half
of their game before 5000 spectators
today, but was worn to a frazzle
by superior depth and went down
on the small end of a 21-0 score.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

the aerial and Louis Allen, who was
screaming by, bundled in the pass
and zoomed IS yards for a touch
down. Paul Stephanz placekicked the
extra point.
The game was rough. Al Dero-
gatis, Duke tackle, and Gwynn
Fletcher and Charley Richkus, State
tailbacks, were hurt. Richkus ap-
parently had concusssion, accord
ing to reports from the dressing rom
after the game
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Scott. Placement = steffy substitution:
villanova--Ends Kane, Grifith, Gattuso,
Sheahan; tackles, Zimba, Lilienthal: guard,
Pavaiko. Limanni. Lanisan: centers. Witsch.
Yenelli; backs, poherty, Welde. .Romanik,
Clavin, Yelling, Schreiber., Schmid Snyder.
Army-Ends, Atom, Kuyk; tackle. Davis:
guards, Drury, Fastuca, Galloway; center,
Bullock, hacks, DielenS. CnSentino.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Georgia Tech scoring: Touchdown
Mathews 3, Queen tfor Mathews. Points
after touchdown-A. Bowen Cplace-
mentS.
Tennessee substtutions: Ends-cald-
we'll, Rossas. Miner, Commins. Tackles
-stapleton. Vurgin, r. Smith, Baker
Centers-McCoy, Honeycutt. Backs
Fowler. Littleford. Major. Hill. Fielden.
Beigmeir Proctor, Becker, Armstrong.
Georgia Tech substitutions: Ends -
Castleberry, Jordan. Busbin, Nolan. Tack
les-Bradach, Glenn, Coleman. Guards
Mckinney, Phillips. Bethea. Centers It
Doyal, Smith Backs-Jordan, Petit, Still.
J. Brown, Sykes, North, Taylor. MCCOY,
Queen Peek, ONeil, Harrison. Bills. Pat