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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
ILLINOIS STUNNED
BY PURDUE, 14-7

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. Is
CP'-An alert Purdue team never
made a mistake today and
knocked down an Illinois foot
ball machine that had gone ten
games without defeat, IA to :,
before an alumni-packed crowd
of $4,000 homecoming fans.
Illinois, tied by Army but un-
beaten since mid-season of 1916,
made II first downs to Purdue's
six, but the unflustered winners
made the Illini do most of their
running on the wrong side OF
the center stripe.
Purdue's fl e-man backfield on
defense was calculated to stop
Illinois top passer, Perry Moss,
and while it didn't keep him
from passing for the one Illini
touchdown, it knocked down
most of his other losses that
might have mattered.
Moss reached receivers with IL
OF rs passes, but the net gain
was only 1873 yards, while Bob
Demoss of Purdue completed
four of five for So yards and
set up both of his teams touch
downs.
Apart from Demoss' timely
passes, more effective because he
called ground plays most of the
afternoon, Purdue's activities
were pretty much starless.
Illinois --- 7 0 o. 7
Purdue -7 7 Ola
Illinois scoring: Touchdown,
MagGioli (for Dufelmeierl. Point
after touchdown, Maechtle
(placement).
Purdue scoring: Touchdowns,
Milito, Heck. Points after touch
down, Haverstock (for Glib; ny 2
(placements).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

success and a back-handed thanks
to those men who carried on.
We want to thank L. A. kure
and the operators of Fort Fisher
pier for the many happy hours
spent casting from their fishing
Spots. :
10 Mike Myers, Winter Park
a definite vote of thanks for also
being a patient fisherman as we
stood side by side night after
night catching nothing until one
night the drum came through
and patience was awarded.
To Ken Woodland we warn: Dc
not hold that rod like a tele-
phone pole for some day a big 'un
is going to snap the tip.
hal McColl, injured veteran,
is another Waltonite whom we
shall miss as it was more plea
SAINT to fish with him and listen
to him champion a world which
gave him a deal which has con-
fined him to a wheel chair.
10 Ed King, Jack Newman and
Richard Lewis, the best of luck
in their search for sailfish.
An in ending thanks to the
sports editors of the Star-News
who have seen fiji 10 ,11o+ cr,,,
for the hodge-podge which has
gone into this column.
To the dean of Wilmington
sports writers, Gil Smith, we say
adieu and hope some day our
columns will again match across
the pages.
And to the thousands of Wal
tonites in the New Hanover
Brunswick area we say:
Good Fishing."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
SOUTH

~ Ala
Princess Anne 7, Fayetteville
Teachers 0.
82nd Airborne (Fort Bragg)
IA, Cherry Point Marines 7.
Haverford College IA, Ran
dolph-Macon 7.
Mississippi State B 80, Van
derbilt B 0.
Virginia Union 8, North Caro-
lima College 7.
Bluefield AZ, St. Paul O.
Johns Hopkins At, Catholic
University 0.
Morris Harvey IA, West Vir-
ginia Tech 13.
Howard IA, J. C. Smith 0.
West Virginia Wesleyan 8,
Waynesburg 0.
Western Maryland IA, Mt. St.
Marys O.
Virginia IS, Virginia Military
Delaware State 20, Winston
Salem 6.
Claim 6, Paine 0.
SW Louisiana Institute So,
Louisiana College Z.
SOUTHWEST
Texas IL, Rice 0.
Texas A & NJ "a, Baylor 0.
Prairie View 8, Arkansas A. M.
-
Houston Teachers 0.
ers 10.
billiard 6. Tillotson G..
Wichita So. Flagstaff :.
Texas Christian 20. Oklahoma :.
Trinity (Texas) 20, Houston 0.
FAR WEST
Washington 25, Stanford 0.
Montana 10, Washington State IL.
Oregon State 4e, Portland Uni
Brigham Young 81, Utah State
Utah rs, Wyoming I.
Texas Tech SO, Denve J..
Colorado College IS, Colorado
Mines IL.
Colorado State :. Western State
: uie).
Montana State "a, Idaho State ~.
SVioih W. III, SOIOIduO n a VI
Z.
Monmouth Is, RipOn 0.
South Dakita Mines =, General
Beadle 0.
Charleston Ul.) Teachers 1,
Illinois Normal s.
Missouri 26, Iowa State Z.
James Millikin IS, Illinois College
:.
River Falls Teachers 10, HamMAs
!.
Wisconsin Extension 80, Lewis
College 6.
Augustana 1ll.) Is, Carthage 0.
Southern California 80, California
IA.
Oregon 81, San Francisco Z.
Southern Methodist Z. UCLA Q.
Oregon "a, San Francisco :.
Utah rs, Wyoming q.
Eastern Washington 16, Central
Washington IS.
EAST
Pittsburgh IL, Ohio State 0.
Penn State FL, West Virginia IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
PEA Tournament Backers Listed

Names of Wilmington businessmen and golfing lovers
who have pledged a total Of $4,000 to the success of a 1948
Professional Golf association tournament were last night
released by officials of the campaign. A meeting of the
group is to be held tomorrow night in the Cape Fear club.
The pledges, most of which are for the $500 share, are
to be turned into cash when tournament officials receive
a green light from the PEA and dates for q tournament
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
YMCA GRID TILTS
YMCA CADET FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Standing

YMCA CADET FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Standing
jacob Hardware Co., 40.
D'Lugin Clothiers, BOT.
Enterprise Sports Store, 1-3.
Anchor Hardware Co., OPT.
Cadet League played at 9 a. m. or
Saturday morning at the YMCA building.
First Game
jacob Hardware lineup: Bridgers,
Williams, Hood, Walker, Stanford, Gov
ington, T.. D. Williams (3). Point Bridg-
ers (3), Score 81.
Enterprises lineup: T. Cook, Buis,
Boy'en. Capps. Bradsher, Touchback T.
Cook. Score 2.
Second Game
DLugins lineup: Kraus, Forester,
Sweum, Wall Sheppard, Jenkins. Stroth-
EFT. D. Kraus, t%ouchback Strother.
Score s.
Anchor Hardware lineup: Thompson,
Burkheimer, Bryan. Spooner, Jordan,
Coleman, Miller, Bum. core O..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

SALISBURY, Oct. 25.-(P-A
blocked punt in the initial quar-
ter tonight started the CataWba
Indians on a scoring spree that
ended i ma $50 triumph over
Elon and in Catawba's tying a
national football record set late
in the last century.
1t was the 72nd consecutive
game in which the Indians, I'M
defeated in their North State
Conference since 1941, had
scored. They thus equalled the
str aight-scoring record set by
Yale from 1888 to 1889.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

soorts' Editors note: Jack
c'nfie says goodbye today to all
ou" friends in Wilmington and
~ Carolina. The popular
ss,,'ie has left to accept position
o1n ore he becomes a stakeholder
Sn'ning Is per cent of stock with
'" Sa+ber newspaper. The Star
S saU,. IS happy that the exper-
.soce gained here has enabled
l Ga",ie to accept a position.
D., the time this column is be-
read the writer will be
No ,oraI hundred m i | e S away
ssssdving himself for employment
~ a different paper.
W # is with the deepest regret
.bst these lines are being writ
. .llo' climaxing two years of act
;r,ity among fishermen OF North
However do not be surprised
soe the column reappear at
'n+e,vals as inconsistencies. turns
Nc 10 the typewriter and causes
.Fish Lines to be written.
Before taking our leave we
ant +o thank the many ang-
IoUs who have assisted in the
r,riting of Fish Lines and to
tboso men who showed us the
+ricks of salt water angling.
70 George Clark, Wilmington
insurance man. Thanks for put
tino that first salt water rod
in our hands and showing; us the
proper method Of casting.
Ia Johnny Mercer, Atlantic
View Pier, for being patient
during those early casting days
and explaining how bats should
be placed on hooks, how fish
schools and the tides are essent-
isl in getting The better catches.
To Capts. Thomas H. Watts
Victor P. Lance and Billy De-
Cover for the many offshore
trims which resulted in tanned
complications and an insight on
deepsea angling.
And to Capt. Bill Ballou, More
head City, for the parties aboard
his Victory and Tony Seamon,
Morehead City, for the many
kindness shown.
Also to scribe Aycock Brown,
New Bern, for keeping us in
touch with doings of the north
ern coast and to Bill Sharpe,
State News Bureau for his many
fine releases.
And to, Governor R. Gregg
Cherry for his official Tar Heel
proclamation and to the Tar Heels
for their friendships during fish
ing trips off Hatteras.
Back home again we thank
Fred Futchs for the surf-fishing
at his camp on Nixon's strand
and while we are about it thanks
to the Star-News publisher for
those days which were granted
us away from the desk to par
ticipate in a fishing trip off
shore.
Thanks to Tommy Hines and
Joe Delaney, co-owners of the
M, V. Judy for the first Gulf
Stream trip and to Tommy for
the hint which gave rise to the
first Fishing Rodeo.
Thanks also to those men whose
efforts made the first rodeo .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
WILLIAM N MARY

BOSTON,, Oct. % Up "A
precise and powerful William
and Mary football machine
overwhelmed an outclassed but
fighting Boston University team
Alb before a slim crowd of g.
1855 tonight at F'enway Park.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

KY, Oct. rs
-P)-The University of Vir-
ginia Cavaliers remained UNI
defeated today as they spoil
ed Virginia Military Insti-
tute's annual homecoming by
rolling to a Is to 6 triumph
over the Keydets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

WITH ARMY COLUMBIA
NEW YORK, Oct. 25-(Pl-Here's the
unbeaten string of the Army football
team which Columbia terminated to-
gay:
Army 46 North Carolina 0.
Army SO Brown 2.
Army So Pittsburg z.
Army rs U. S. Coast Guard Academy
Army q Duke 7.
Army 83 Villanova 0.
Army SO Notre Dame 0.
Army 81 Pennsylvania Z.
Army % Navy Z.
Totals: Army nine victories, nc de-
feats. Army points 504, Opponents IS.
1915
Army 81 Personnel Distribution Cmd.
Army "a Wake Forest 0.
Army 70 Michigan Z.
Army So Melville, R. l., PIT Boat
School 10.
Army 48 Duke 10.
Army 54 Villanova 0.
Army 48 Notre Dame 0.
Army 81 Pennsylvania 0.
Army 80 Navy Is. y
Totals. Army nine victories, no de-
feats. Army points 4l2, opponents 46.
1916
Army IS Villanova 0.
Army 81 Oklahoma Z.
Army as Cornell 81.
Army 20 Michigan IS.
Army 48 Columbia IA.
Army 10 Duke 0.
Army 10 West Virginia 0.
Army 0 Notre Dame 0 die).
Army "a Pennsylvania z.
Army 81 Navy ID.
Army 81 Navy ID.
Totals: Army nine victories. one tie.
Army points 1868; opponents 80.
Army Is Villanova 0.
Army 40 Colorado 0.
Army 0 Illinois tie).
Army 40 Virginia Tech 0.
Columbia 81 Army 20.
Totals: Three victories, one tie. Army
points 1l3, opponents 81.
Grand totals: Army 80 victories, two
ties, Grand total Army points 1872
points, opponents 1872.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

Ore, Oct. rs
-P-Oregon State brushed
up its ground attack today
in a 46-to-0 victory over the
University of Portland Pilots.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct.
rs - (P) - Cornell spotted
Princeton two tOuchdOwns in
the early moments today and
then rose t0'a 1921 triumph
over the bewildered Tigers
on the throwing arm of Lynn
Dorset, a 22-year-Old third
string quarterback from Mia
mi.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

White. tail deer signal to their
kind by means of their white
flag, or tail.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25-

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25-
-(P-Electrifying 64,197 grid
fans with a spectacular &C.
yard pass play that set the
stage for the winnig touch
down, Southern Methodist
University's Mustangs defeat
ed hard charging UCLA to-
day, ! to 0, and remained on
the nations select list of I'M
tied and unbeaten elevenS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

Army scoring: touchdowns: Rowan
Sub for Mackmull 2, Galiffa; points
after touchdown: Mackmull 2; Column
bia scoring: touchdowns: Kusserow 2,
SWiacki, Points after Touchdown, Yah
lonski 3.
Substitutions: Army-Ends, Atom, KEEL
lu; Tackles Davis, Feir; Guards,
Lunn, fastuca. Barnes; Centers, Live
say; Backs, Dielens, Guslafson, Scott,
Gabriel. Gillette, Gradoville, Rowan.
Columbia: Ends, Rakowski; Tackles,
h@sselman, Briggs, Kisiday; Guards,
Bacauskas, Chaky; Center, Shekitka;
Backs. Vanbellingnam, Russell, Lincoln,
Nork, Kachadurian.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

ASHLAND, Va, Oct. Is
[P - Haverford College,
spanked by their brilliant
left halfback Charles Boteler,
snapped RandOlph-M Macon
Colleges f0ur-game winning
streak here today, 14-7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
CHERRY POINT, Oct. rs

CHERRY PUNT, OCt. 70
-(P)-Two pass interruptions
were turned into touchdowns
by the Sind Airb0rne Divi-
sion from Fort Bragg today
as the Soldiers defeated the
Cherry Point Marines, IA to 7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
BRILLIANT AIR
Continued from Page Eleyen)

CONTINUED from Page Eleven)
them for 1873 yards. In the de-
clslve second half the Light
Blue completed a phenomenal
Is OF Is aerlals while they we're
putting on their two great scor-
ing drives of so and 81 yards.
Co4umbla's total yaroage was
1903 to Army's 344. The losers,
still badly needing a big league
passer to replace Arnold Tuck
er, picked up only 40 yards
through the air on tour compile
lions.
Yards gained rushing met 3O2 100
Forward passes attempted 10 80
Forward passes completed 4 20
Yards by forward passes AZ 263
passes intercepted l 2
Yards gained run-back
intercepted passes $3.50 70 II
Punting average
from scrimmage) ------ 31.8 1877
Total Yards, all Kickc
returned ------------l4l 50
Opponent fumbles l /
Yards lost by penalties IA 80
ARMY 7-13-0- GO
O. 7-G-14-2l
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
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BOATS.

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ROOMS WANTED.

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ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
at1rs' 81 ofiics .sg ssgguipt, all kinds top price
ANTIQUES. silyerwars; in any condition:
ffIRa HR HdsE 6F s Esres isss od sswelry
81 .NrIaI1rs 1a5h and & sssJ; ME; so7s: .,,
hishess cash OTiees paid Can MURRAY. PnsS
ASYTHiSG and everything bought, rea-
pairing furniture. Di. 1886. Ii. 0sa3. --5
BEDROOM, dining living room or contents
u do ovns sash or SCI O as
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites;
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
once; viii pay highest possible prices No
iSSsS SSoks TS SouSKA sofS ssso ss EXCHANGED m
s. NV. ma: g492: Open evenings until s;
sise ssssssssiss eal IGldnt MR WEISS. iER ReDaS:
Bs5NsFh ssns y jusfss sss E. E. AS NV opposite
eRs tnsss aRs
EXCHANGE 141o New York ave; NV:
'Fss Solss' van9ea ca aT
pr,ees paid for mems
NV NV Nh s7e7 open ewes. win call. ~
@ Sssd Clothing 20 aAksRSs. ss 1iss atR R'as 4
cLorHING emen's, want TsntedMWs pay pay up pat to
ave. NV, MA $780, Open ewes It'll g.
ks PonS Or IL kina & Of fuel MA ACNE ss5 STOVE
sRd discarded ;eSsiss: cash Daid. kaSEsT
Hk s GID n lSss aolb diamond p a7pS locke.
and wrist watches, initial. birthstones, dia-
mond wedding rings; other iewelry and
pad New YORK 5EaERY assness Co. Drisfs IS
81 EiIiEc:Is1hIo N NkEgnreERAreRs and wash
HeE sI 3 REaR ssaf Co IA Ms fssa ssa
1da Sseea buy sae bssss az, q
eTulsssSS tTf DO %Svins, ne, TS. pT 4ass
niture; also odd pieces wanted to furnish
FURNITURE-Dining room. bedroom. good
ssen nsnf snd secsss a
FURNITURE and household effects ,of the
better kind wanted at once: viii buy suites,
today. MR.. GRADY. Ma. 1890.
FURNITURE-Househo furnishings Of all
highest cash prices, prompt and courteous
service: Call RE, 1904 or DE. .2019. 10s
s'essn'i 81 portions e Saioa S1 asfs
10
so5SpHs.ns you, sla sold s,vss plating
4. KAHN. NC, 81 years as gSb d, NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 z st. NV,
Me. .00S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
supplies.
BABY CHICKS, brooders, poultry feeds
remedies and equipment. F. w. BOIL
GIANo Ss CO.. INC, AL New York ave.
POLLORUM-TEsTED CHICKS - Wayne
feeds carried in stock at all times; only
hatchery in D, C. CAPITAL. HATCHERY.
1885 Kentlwolth ave. ne, Ii. 9529, AT.
226O. %
FOR SALE-Laying hens, Barred Rocks
New HAMPSHIRE Reds, good layers. Shep-
seo seoa \. vi i: REDS, s-wk.-ole chicks. IS s14
per hundred. o. G. MAXWELL, Lanha
Md. .Hyattsville O226 -