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Evening star., 1948-08-16
$pofts Indians Surge Backs Pilots July Flag Forecast
Win, Lose, or Draw
BY FRANCIS STANN
Flash! Russians, u. S. in Accord

There the
Like Olympic committee fight ban
tall basket ball players.
Some the lobbying changes
Evening star., 1948-08-16
Baseball Standings and Schedules
MONDAY. AUGUST 49, 1s4s
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results L eSteruay.
Wash, ST: Boston. 4-8
Phila., SIS. N. Y, 3-3
Clev., 6-8; Chicago. 20
Detroit. 3; st. Louis, l,
Games Today.
None scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
New York at Wash, $50
Chicago at Detroit tn.
St. Louis at Clev. nD.
Phila. at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Phila.. 81; N. Y, Is.
Brooklyn, 4; Boston. 2.
ST. L., "a: Pitts. 3-5.
Chicago, 10: Cine. O.
Games Today.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston tn.
Cine. at Pittsburgh M.
Only games.
Games Tomorrow,
Boston at New York IN
Brooklyn at Phila. tn.
Cine. at Pittsburgh tn,
St. Louis at Chicago.
Evening star., 1948-08-16

Runs - Di Masgio, Pesky. Williams,
Kossr @ Wootsn Sssd
in-Early. Yost, Spence, Wooten, Stewart,
Vernon, Williams 90 Two-base hits
Wootep H., Early, Spence Di mag Massio: Thues zee;
liams Sacrifices = Kozar,- Scarborough,
Stewart. Vernon. Left on bases-Boston.
searSoronrh rsnhs' g: oil kramer, e1 q oil HUSH
son, 2; off Thompson, l. Strikeouts-By
Scarborough. 4; BY Kramer, /: by Hugh
8 in 8; of Hughson, / in 2; of Scar
borough, II in SK; OF Thompson, / in
u: of Ferrick. none In 1s. Winning
Kramer.
Evening star., 1948-08-16

Soviet delegation to the International Amateur
tlon the Russians
invited and that his
Russia be all the ally needed by
little To get Russia
make O
Evening star., 1948-08-16
Service Academies Always Behind 8-BoII

Talking with basket ball will you
much Navy
panding schedule
will in
country.
Yet Navy hardly hope national
At the height
feet inches ineligible Annapolis
Ben Carnavae has consistently
those big it's uphill fight.
panve Coach Auerbach of the Washington
Capio big already traded
Clegge giant approximately feet inches
but that doesn't satisfy AuerbaCh.
he everything
add running
citing the players you
slightly tall, according
isn't
To Pros Foot, Incher Is Little
ball he explains absolutely
tall When tall don't those fellows who
inches all right modern
of this size possibly shorter
you've have those big boys those foot
They control the ball for They make that
they guard the other teams big
6-footer against who stands feet
7 the big fellow All he'll do foul out
part that in building you should begin
the fellows Circumstances force the other
The starting with big is that know how
small Some of the players I've
10 inches they're only when
their
guy you've keep greatness
the bench"
Evening star., 1948-08-16
Boxing Is Broken Down Into Divisions

The United States basket ball
ers of Kentucky talent Phillips Oilers
IN the Ompc you recall There close
Argentina but the the
close Certainly the United States extended itself
and the realization possibly nfuraed than
our side had gone all out and rolled
difficult the other side of the picture
MeanS for example tradionay clever basket ball Next
basket ball probably their best
Means also physically shorter the French other
Latin than example Australians Russians
BY the token ceiling height would penaize
like Bob kurland, 7foot would them of
competition for avoid
wouldn't
Just for the sake of argument however what's with dv
ball?
heavyweight Why should
player
Evening star., 1948-08-16
FIRST GAME

Totals 80 IL "a 8 Totals 2S 7271O
aSinsled for Kramer in 7th.
b Lined out to first for Hughson In 9th.
Boston - 900 100 OO3-4
Washington -- 002 0O1 20x-5
Evening star., 1948-08-08

accredited high school for white
students. there will be an accred-
tied high school for Negroes.
One of my Negro friends in Mis-
sissippi wrote me: Negro educa-
ton has too long been inadequate
and insufficient. I believe that our
people are now willing and anxious
to do something to improve eddca-
tional opportunities for Negroes; but
neither group white or black) is
willing to wreck the white standard
in order to raise the Negro STAN
dard Immediately.
IF Mississippi is required to equal
lie educational opportunities with
in Its own resources, it will mean
the lowering of the inadequate
standards for whites"
That is why we of the South have
fought consistently for Federal aid
to education. We know it is only
through this help that we can carry
out the ambitious programs we
have planned.
Lagg1ng In higher SIuuleS.
In the field of higher education,
admit that we have. to some ex-
tent, Jagged in our obligations. But
something has been done. South
ern Governors made an outstanding
contribution to the solution Of this
problem in proposing a system OF
regional universities offering pro-
fessional and graduate study.
The States needed Congressional
authority to enter into the neces-
sary interstate compacts, yet the
bill failed of Congressional APPROX
al. Thus, the Federal Government
blocked one of the regions self
initiated programs.
In the economic field, also, new
attitudes are developing. We need
an enlightened Negro citizenship.
AS his zeal for education is realized,
the Negro can contribute more to-
ward supporting community. State
and national institutions. His in
f1uence is felt far outside strictly
racial matters: progress among Ne
groes will be reflected in the general
progress of the section.
Despite the attitude of some OF
our critics, we are not fighting a
defensive rear-guard battle in op-
posing these proposed Federal pro-
grams. We are insisting on the
right, reserved to us under the Fed
eral Constitution, to make those
far-reaching decisions upon which
the happiness of both races depends.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

NV: Hilton L. Riddick, IS, of the
1900 block n place NV; John Bas-
ket, 80, Of the 1900 block Eleventh
street, where the. raid was made.
Riddick and Basket also were
charged IN court with setting up q
gaming table and placed under $500
extra bond by Judge Almond w.
Scott, who set q hearing for next
Tuesday. The fouf defendants are
colored.
At the Nea ELLA Club Inc, TOO
block of Ninth street, the detectives
arrested Tony A. Cole, 50, of the
900 block A street Sc; Peter
Cartalis, 78, of the 900 block g place
NV, and Verna Bennett, 80, of the
200 block C street S.W.
Robert T. Burgess, 54, was ar
rested in his home In the 200 block
G street, where police reported he
Evening star., 1948-08-08

quire such parties to notify park
Wardens of their destination and
their qualifications as climbers.
A search party was being organ
lied to set out for the treacherous,
crevass-pocked glacier, when they
returned.
The three are fully qualified ice
and mountain climbers, had full
Alpine equipment, and carried a
15-day supply of food.
They made two attempts to
climb 12,294-foot Mount Columbia,
but snow storms and bad weather
prevented them from reaching the
top. However they made success
full ascents of Castlegar and Twin
Peaks.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
III Held for Jury Trials
In 5 LIQUOR Raids

Eleven persons seized in five scat
tered bottleg liquor raids yesterday
were placed under $500 bond and
granted jury trials on charges OF
keeping and selling intoxicants
without license.
The raids took place in the North
west section and produced 40 gal
Ions of assorted liquors, beers and
wines, according to the vice squad.
Arraigned before Judge John P.
Mcmahon in Municipal Court were {:
Minnie Ann Simms, 30, of the 200
block r street NV: Garrison G.
Ware, 35, of the 14G0 block G street
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Arlington Climbers Puzzled
+At Fears for Their Safety
Nv the Assocjoted Pres,

BY the Assoeioted Press
JASPER, Alberta, Aug. 7.-Three
Virginia mountain climbers were
en- route to Glacier Park, British of
Columbia, toGay still somewhat
puzzled by the excitement caused
by their Today expedition on the
Athabasca Glacier of the treacher-
Gus Columbia icefields.
The party, Edmund Kenneth
Karcher, his wife, and Joan Sow
acre, all of Arlington, are expert
enced climbers.
Fear for their safety arose yes
terday because they neglected to
observe park regulations which re-
Evening star., 1948-08-08
GriswoId in Berlin

BERLIN, Aug. 7 tP.-Dwight P
Griswold, former chief Of the United
States aid program for Greece, ar
rived here today en- route to the
United States. His assignment in
Athens ended June 30. He told re-
porters he believes the main Greek
guerrilla forces of Communist
Leader Markos Vafiades will be
largely destroyed within seven weeks.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
" Representative Brooks Hoys

, 346AACc'
One day, he
says, why can't
these agitators
leave the race
problem alone.
I'll vote Dixie
crat II thi s
doesn't STOP
The next day,
he weighs the
intemperance of
som Of t h e
"bolters" a n d
the dangers of a
splinter part y
and is depressed
b. that develop
Evening star., 1948-08-08
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. A-23
g.

ran his establishment. Milton
Dempsey, 40. colored, 1900 block
Twentieth street NV, was charged
with illicit sales in his home.
ella Bowling, 54, 1000 block
Twentieth street, and Walter Davis,
36, of the 1900 block Twenty-second
street NV, were arrested in the
Twentieth street address.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Southeast Group to Meet

The regular meeting of the
Southeast Business Mems Associa-
ton will be held at $50 pm. to-
morrow in the Donahoe Real Estate
Offices, 314 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

Floods near Grenoble, France,
recently created a lake 10 miles
long and 8 miles wide.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

In one month recently 113,945 new
radio sets were registered in Japan.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Civil Rights Proposals
Peril South S Stability,
LEGISLATOR Maintains

The ,Driter, Democratic Repre-
sentutive from Arkansas, is COM
pleting his third term In the
House. A resident of Little Rock,
Ark, he is a graduate OF the Unit
uersity OF Arkansas and of George
Washington University Law
School. Mr.. Hays Wds formerly
assistant attorney general of
Arkansas, a Democratic National
Committeeman and, from 1886
to 1912, he held administrative
posts in the Agriculture Depart
ment.
BY Representative Brooks Hoys
North American Newspaper Alliance
The respectable and thoughtful
individual in the South is expert.
encing two equally authentic reac-
tions to the controversy over civi
Evening star., 1948-08-08

Turkeys 1947-48 licorice-root crop
weighed nearly 10000 tons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30
All-Stars Split
With Chadbourn:
Boys Lose One

The Tabor City All-Stars split
a doubleheadcr with the Chad
bourn All-StarS last Thursday
night in Chadbourn. The boys
won 30 to "a and the girls lost
l6 to 10.
The girls game was Il nip and
tuck affair all the way with the
Chadbourn girls gaining revenge
for d loss to the locals the week
before. The outstanding player
for the locals was Allene Cox
who was high scorer with seven
points. McKeithan starred for
Chadbourn with six points. The
loss gives the girls 4 four and
two record for the season.
The Tabor All-Stars had to
come from behind to down a
fighting Chadbourn five 10 chalk
up win number eight for the
season. Don Jernigan SWished
the cords for II points to lead
the local boys to d 80 to "a vic
tory. Keller with II points was
high scorer for Chadbouln.
RED SPRINGS WINS
The Tabor Boy All Star win
ming streak was shattered by a
strong Red Springs quintet last
Friday night by d close score of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30
Friday, Jan. Goth, 1913
Directory Man
Receives Warm
Welcome Here
Frank E. Daily who is gathering

Frank E. Daily who is gathering
the information for the new
City Directory of Tabor City re-
ported yesterday that all in
formation will be completed by
Saturday of this week and all
information will be in the hands
Of the printers then.
DAILY said that he was receiv-
ed at every door that he cam
vaSsed in this town with well
come Of friendlinesS that he had
never had in years Of securing
this type of information, and
that he wanted to 60 on record
as stating this gathering of in
formation here was very pleas
ant and that he had enjoyed
doing this job here more than at
any other place he could remem-
Der.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30
TRIBUNE SPORTS
PirewaY's Irish
Johnny Long Loses
TO Middleweight

Irish Johnny Long of Pire-
way lost SIX round decision
to Charlie Brown of St. Peters
burg, Fla, IN the St. Nicholas
Arena in New York Friday night.
Long weighed in at ISL and
Brown at 1856.
Long, who took the fight only
to get in condition for his regu-
lar scheduled fights, breezed
through the six rounds with the
greatest of ease, opening up
only enough to be sure of win
ming. When the referee held
Browns hand up as the win
ner the fans booed and Kissed
the decision so long that the
next fight was delayed for quite
awhile as officials sought to
quiet the enraged fans. Irish
Johnny in quest of his Gath
straight win since turning pro-
fesSional. apparently made
bigger hit with boxing fans in
losing the unpopular decision
than If he had won.
Fight promoters of the arena
assured Long that the loss was
unimportant and did not change
his status as a WelterWeight in
the boxing world. The fight
had no bearing on his status
due to the fact that Brown is
a mic dleweight. Johnny is a
welter and went into the ring
several pounds over his best
fighting weight due to a lay of
OF a few months. Once in his
fighting trim again Long will
weigh around l48 pounds and
will only take on welterweights.
He expects to fight again within
two on. three. weeks
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30
WHAT DO YOU KNOW
ABOUT BOXING?

At one time prize-fighting was
prohibited in Havana, Cuba, I'M
der decree by the mayor who
claimed the sport was brutal
and dangerous.
Battling Nelson scored the
quickest knockout in the prize
ring when he Stitfened Willie
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

clerk of Superior Court. They
were:
Estlel Holt Barnhill, by her
next friend, Robert c. Schulk-
en-, VS. James LiSton Barnhill,
married Sept. %, 1916, and sep
arated since Nov. 3, 1916.
Jesse NJ Price vs. Ethel Su-
san Price, married August. II,
l945, and separated since De-
cember IS, l945.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

% to 20. This was sweet revenge
for Red Springs, having lost SO
to % to the locals in a previous
game. The visitors otfense click
ed to the tune of two points
better than the locals offense
which didn't seem to function in
the usual way that enabled
them to win seven straight vic
tories.
Bobby Wright was high scorer
for the locals.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

Among German owned assets
in Switzerland recently offered
for sale was a 200-bed hotel
$500 feet above sea level.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30
By JACK SPIVEY
Tabor City High School Cagers
DROP Twin Bill To Orrum Teams

The Tabor City school cagers
dropped their first twin bill of
the season to the strong Drum
High teams Friday night. The
Red Devils went down 80 to Is
and the Devilettes lost hard
fought thriller l9 to Is.
The Red Devils were no match
for the strong Orrum five which
led the Devils all the way. Or
rum was ahead five to four at
the end of the first quarter; IA
to 10 at half-time; rs to 10 at
the close Of the third quarter,
and finished with a 80 to IS
victory.
Stanley and Soles led the
scoring for the Devils, tallying
seven and six points respective
ly. Floyd and Graham were the
individual stars for Drum.
The DeviletteS went down in
4 spine-tingling thriller, IS to Is.
The Drum lassieS were off to
a fast start in the opening quar-
ter and were never headed. The
game was close throughout with
defensive play dominating the
spotlight all the way.
Grice, Buffkin and Jordan
starred for Tabor, with seven,
five and four points respectively.
Coach Caruso said Drum had
the classiest high school team
he had seen all season and that
Floyd and Graham were very
smooth performers for high
school basketball. Drum plays
he locals here in q return game
February 10th and fans should
.urn out for what promises to
DE a thriller as the Red Devils
and DeviletteS seek revenge.
Statistics
Here are the latest statistics
on the Devils and Devilcttes
through January 23rd. In nine
games the Red Devils have scor-
ed 292 points to their opponents
1877. for 32.4 average per
game. Leading scorers are Stan
ley with 81, Strickland, 81,
FippS, AZ, and Soles, "a.
The DevilettcS have scored
2l8 points to their opponents
l6l for a 24.2 average per game,
Individual high scorers are Grice
with LOG followed by Buffkln
with At and Jordan, 81.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30
Two Actions
For Divorce Are
Filed With Clerk

Two actions for divorce were
filed last week in the office of
Lee J. Greer, Columbus County
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

In the course of an ordinary
siX-man bowling match, lasting
about two hours, the pin boy
will have picked up some 80
tons Of maple pins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

slcc an incident that took place
i'll one Of the squads early
games.
Manhattan had been playing
a -to-man defense and was
taking 4 licking. Honey sent q
rookie player in with inStruc-
tons to order the players to
switch to the zone defense.
The kid was 50 fluStered that
when he ran in and reported
10 the referee. inSteadof giving
his name. he shouted to the Of
ficial-"SWitch to the zone de
Tense at once-thal,S an order.
----O--------
The Duke Of Paducah, a great
comedian. was discussing gol!
With reporter one day. He
passed along some interesting
information about this wonder
flll sport.
Golf is 4 game where little
ball gets chased by a bunch OF
men who are too old to chase
anything else
The Duke also said that he
knew a fellow who, when he
PLAYED Golf. wore two pair OF
pants, just in case he ever made
4 hole in one.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

..g Levi Nagerkurth, 5
. ...r .a-ec inches. and 240
s., .- au ,ongev are TO cast
shadow across diamonds
National league.
AFTER - Years OF service
.a.-c IN the old circuit,
D .. axe O, 50. Mage has re-
..., aid gone into retirement
" - memories and his pipe
~. n Moline. III. A knee
.t,-ct last season led
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

Bowling originated in Europe,
probably in Germany or the low
countries.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

Joe DiMaggio played in 425
consecutive games before being
caught stealing 4 base.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30
SPORTOSCOPE
Bv JACK SPIVEY

tribune Sports Editor
...a... collegiate and pro
which has been nudg-
,." the baseball season
NJ ~ more each year, Is due
.,..- .-n..sr IN 1915. The ma
.uIng to nudge right
49,. not completing their
..'@ this year until Sun
-...rer 3. with the posi-
.,.z. he World Series run
....' Il. rs October II. The
"- vi. open April Goth.
Er York Yankees were
~.r3 .or signing Schoolboy
:i.... ....lus to Il contract be-
finished school. This
'. .. ard run-ln between
,....,s and the CommlS-
u, .s.ce IN the past four
-rnetlme ago the Yam
.uu youngsters who
med Out Of American
49, -...... ..mpctllion and were
ls. IN signing high school
-.tvlJc that no student
.... can be signed TO 4
.. NH. the day following
.-uu. or II he has left
... q day following the
..... ,t his class.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

Tennis Was originally called
SphairiStike in 1873.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

Rossler in two seconds at Har-
vey, Illinois. April 5. 1902.
jim Corbett fought in the ring
for l9 years and never had 4
black eye or a bloody nose.
Movies of the Dempsey-Wil-
lard fight prove that Dempsey
was the most savage fighter the
game has ever known.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-01-30

Bill Robinson, famous Negro
tap dancer once claimed. he was
the worlds champ at running
backwards. He made 50 yds.
IN 6 seconds: IS yds. in 8 Is
seconds, and 100 yards in l3
and One-fifth seconds.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
BEAUTY
$3.50

No wonder Simmons cont keep up with the
cIomor for "Beoutyrest." No wonder more
and more people are demanding "Beoutyrest."
It's the crodIe-soothne mattress thot reloxes
every tired muscle IuIIs you into sweet,
heoIthfu sleep. Each Of the individually
pocketed coils 1897 to the double size) gives"
to your every move supports your body
on an even keel 50 you wake in the morning
rested and refreshed Sit on it -. lie on it -.
see for yourself! And get it now at The Hecht
Co., Washington or Silver Spring. Twin and
double sizes.
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Mdtnna Manethler

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