davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Cubs, J; Dodgers, 6

Totals 20 9'27 IA Totals SO 10 80 20
sNone out when winning run scored.
+Cavarette flied out for Serena IN
eighth. 1,-.,,. g.,
ninth.
Brooklyn ----- 100 O02 030 0-6
Chicago --------- lO2 QUO Oo3 II
Runs-Eesss: slI,o.9 Russell co. RSSinso9; HSWsegs
l@p, Ward 12J, sa9er. jackson; Errq5Sm p;,n,
Serena (2), Owen, Smaliey. Walker. Runs
batted in-Morgan, H. Edwards, WARD
Smalley, Furiilo Hodges 90, Sauer (3l'
Jackson Two-base hit-Robinson. Three-
base hHs-Reese, H. Edwards Ward, Ers-
kline Home runs-H. Edwards, Hooges'
Sauer, Jackson stolen bases-Terwilliger.
ward Reese Sacrifice-Robinson. Double
plays-schmitz to smalley; Morgan to
Hodges; Smalley to Terwilliser to Wara.
Left on bases-Brooklyn, 8; Chlcago, y.
Bases on balls--Off Branca, A; of Erskine,
3; off Schmitz, 2; off Voiselle, 2; on VAN
der Nicer. l. Struck out-By Branca, II
by Schr1itz, 5: by Voiselle, .; by Ersklne'
i; by Wander Nicer, !. Hits-On Schmitz,
1faced 2 batters in thirdl; OF ETskine, p Inc
ming of Podbelian, in l inning daceo
i batter in tenth); off Wander Nicer: none
in / inning. Balk-Branca; winning
pitcher-Vander Nicer Q-0). Losing
pitcher-Podbelian I'D.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Cards, 3; PhiIIies, z

Runs-Hamner, Ennis, Schoendienst,
HoWerton, Marion. Errors-Howerton 2l
Runs batted in-Garagiola, Marion, Glavi-
ano. Ennis t2) Two-base hits-Musial,
Schoendienst, Glaviano, Hammer. Home
run-Ennis Double plays-Marion to
Schoendienst to Musial; Roberts to Ham
ner to Waitkus Hammer to Goliat to
Watkins. Left on bases-Philadelphia, :;
st Louis, 7. Bases on balls-Of Roberts.
4; off Brecheen. !. Struck out-By Rob-
erts, 3: oy Brecheen. 5. Winning pitcher
-Brecheen (2-D. Losing pitcher-Rob-
erts (3-D.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

Gilbert, Beard S2). HOpp, Kiner; FeTnan-
dez Errors-D. Mueller, Dark. Runs
batted in-Stanky. Fernandez, Westlake,
Hopp, Murtaugh, Gilbert 90. Two-sase
hits--McCullough, Hopp. Home runs runs.
Stanky, Gilbert. Sacriflce-JonsS. Double
nandez to Murtaugh to Hopp; Castiglione
TO Hopp Left on bases-New YORK, l0'
q: OF Jones, 3; of Maglie, 2; on Werle,
/. Struck out-By Jones, 2: by Queen;
/; by Maglie, 3; by Dickson: l., Hits-On
, innings; off Queen. in innings; on
Kramer, none in l inning; of Dickson.
in j inning of Werle: none in | inning.
Wild pitch-Jone6 Winning pitcher
Queen DID. Losing pitcher-Jones (0-3 }.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Major League Box Scores
FRIDAYS GAMES.
Pirotes, 5; Giants, 4
FRIDAYS GAMES

IotaIs % IU n IotAh 70 u II
sStruck out for Maslie in eighth.
tGrounded out for Weatherly in ninth
Tilt into double play for Thompson IN
ninth.
New York --- 100 600 WV
Pittsbureh 900 2O3 00x-5
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
(oker Men To
Nee! Darlington
Group Saturday
picture was made.

HARTSVILLE. S. c.. Feb. l -
Cocker College coed" basketeers
will meet an independent outfit
from Darlington Saturday night,
February 4. in the first regularly
scheduled clash between mems
basketball teams on the Coker
campus since the school was
founded as a woman's college in
; 1908.
This Misunderstanding contest,
called for o'clock in the college
gymnasium. will match the Har-
riSon Speciality company team
Against Coker club represent
ing the more than 40 men now
enrolled at the once all-glrls
school.
Cocker juniors are sponsoring
the game as a class money-mak-
ing scheme. Part of the gate re-
ceipts will be donated to the
! March Of Dimes campaign as the
colleges first official contribution
to this annual drive.
James NJ. Patterson, junior OF
Darlington. is organizing. the col
lege basketball team. Patterson
is house president Of Cookers only
mems dormitory and is also the
semi-officiai student government
representative of Cocker men STU
dents. Nina Cox of Route 3, Ia.
bor City. n. c.. is president OF
the Junior Gass.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
4 Conventions
Booked At0cean
Forest Hotel

Ralph j. Hewlett, general man.
ager of the Ocean Forest Hotel al
Myrtle Beach,, S. c., announces y
conventions have been definitely
booked for 1850 j with tentative
reservations for Others. :,
The convention season opened
on January % when approximate
" 600 delegates from six. states
we're registered for the Ruritan
National Convention which was
held January %, % and "a;
These conventions will orlng
some ten to fifteen thousand peo-
pie to Myrtle Beach, many Tor
whom it will be their first WISH
to this resort. -, 10
The overflow of guests will be
directed to other hotels, guest
houses, and motor courts t a
have expressed desire to iu ,,
nish room accommodations. All
meetings. banquets, and entertain
ment will take place at the hotsl
The Ocean Forest, which, IN the
past has been primarily a sum,
mer resort, plans TO build up the
off-season with convention pusi,
ness. 1850 indicates a successful
wear.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Sheriff Plans
Arrest OIL.
CauIder Thursday

Sheriff Leon Gasque of Marion
County, S. c.. planned on Thurs
day to arrest j. L. Caulder sup
posedly under the charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses.
Caulder had borrowed" $65
from the Inman, Cox and Gore
Funeral Home for the purpose of
defraying expenses incurred by
the illness and death of his
mother-in-laW."
His story proved hoax to OBJ
tain money, which Caulder adj
mitted to officers last week.
Promising to return the money
plus costs to the funeral home last
Friday, no charges were made al
the time.
However. Caulder has failed to
comply with his own promise and
Sheriff Gasque reported on Thurs
day that Caulder would be placed
undar arrest and formal charges.
Caulder recently. served a penal
sentence for the same ottense
committed in Marion County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Whiteville And Fair =
Bluff Defeated ;
Clinton Game Friday

But the Deviletts gave the VOL
flettes a very close battle for; 5
quarters but weakened in the final
period and then Whiteville pulled
into a z to 9 point lead and held
it until the contest was over. Dom
ME Belle Norris led the DeylletteS
with 8 points. Joy WaddelI and
Josephine Jacobs played fine
game at the guards. 49,.
Win FROM Fair Bluff ~
Captain Bill White and Bermey
Stevens led the Red Devils to a
very high scoring victory over
Fair Bluff 81 to 33. The Devils ran
up their highest score Of the year
against the Fair Bluff squad. But
Tabor could only gain a split for
the night as the Fair Bluff@girls
downed the Devilettes As to 81. :.
White led the scorers with Ii
points and played only about half
of the game. Bermey Stevens tank
ed Is for runner up. Bill Rogers
who had his lip cut in the White
vile game didn't play.
The girls game was close Tor
the first half but the scoring arm
of Marydeen Turner began to hit
and before the game was over. she
had tailed 81 points. Irene Jordan
also had a good night scoring 10
for the losers.
Charles Hinson scored Is points
to lead the losing five and the
tall center also looked very good
under the basket getting of the re.
bounds in the second half.
The Devil will play Clinton to-
night -. Friday - the 3rd at Will
Iiams. This Clinton team holds
Is point victory over Whiteviiie
and a Is point victory over Tabor.
1t should be nix and tuck :pattle
all the way. Game time Is 1880.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Theatre Group In
Rehearsal For 1st
Maj or Production

With less than three weeks of
rehearsals left, members o. the
Might Must FALL cast, the first
production of the Tabor City
Civic Theater, were busy this
week with rehearsal and produc-
ton problems.
Might Must Fall" a 3-act
drama by Emlyn Williams, con-
tains all the elements of MUIR
der mystery plus the lighter as
poets of a comedy.
Conferred around Danny, a no.
tel bellboy suffering from SUI
periority complex, the play in
wolves his romance with Dora, the
maid, and Olivia, the girl who is
obviously above his class.
Working for Mrs. BramSon,
Olivia's aunt, Danny cleverly
works his way into her heart with
the object of obtaining her
money.
Also involved in the plot are
Inspector BelSize who is looking
for the murderer, Hubert Laurie
-Olivia's fiance, Mrs. Terrence,
housekeeper for Mrs. Bramsom,
and Mrs. Bramsoms nurse, Nurse
Libby.
Might Must Fall";will be staged
on February 81 in the Grammar
School Auditorium. Tentative
plans also call for proposed per-
:formances in Whiteville, Loris
and Chadbourn.
In the cast are James Cox in
the role of Lord Chief Justice;
Mrs. Catherine Jackson as Mrs,
Bramsom; Frances SarVls as
Olivia Grayne;. Audrey Benson as
Dora; Julia Graham as Mrs. Ter
renee; Ralph Baxter as Hubert
Laurie: Caroline Jackson as Nurse
Libby; Joe Simon as Inspector
Belsize; Larry Ashby as Dan.
Directing the Civic Theatres
first production is Miss Laura NC
Innes, director Of the Tabor City
High Schools dramatic club, the
Spotlighters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
County March OF Dimes Drive short,
lamuajon Extended Two More Weeks

chan. contributed by MIS-. b. "a
Carroll. had brought in $4,000.
Urging Tabor Citians to con-
tribute to the local campaign
within the next few days, Hickman
asked that checks be mailed as
soon as possible to him. Contri-
butors may contact Hickman or
Mrs. B. A. Carroll and Mrs. W..
C. Truitt, co-chairmen Of the local
drive.
The Ford automobile given
away at the March of Dimes dance
in Whiteville Wednesday evening
was awarded to Woodrow Dun
can, an employee of the B. F.
Thompson Company of Whiteville.
The afghan, contributed by Mrs.
Carroll, was awarded Mitchell
Wray, a seventh grade student in
the Tabor City School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Leqionaires
Hear Veterans
Commissioner

H. G. Berry. Veterans Commits
sioner of Wilmington, was guest
speaker before the members of
the Tabor City American Legion
Post at the hut Thursday even
ming The speaker. introduced by
John Joyner, explained the bene-
fits of the Veterans program.
Commander c. H. Primer pre-
sided over the meeting and heard
reports for committee heads. The
group voted to start a $1,000 jack
pot to be presented to the lucky
member present at the next meet
ing. S. P. Smith of the Carolina
Department Store will make the
first contribution. Ted Soles was
appointed chairman of commit
tee to work with members of the
Masonic Order on plans for reno
walton of the hut.
The next meeting is scheduled
for Thursday evening, Feb. %.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
festival Plans
For 1850 Made

{ The agricultural booths on the
sweet potato in the 1850 Third
Annual CaroGnas Yam Festival
will be increased by one. it was
announced this week following a
festival meeting held in Raleigh
last Saturday.
Members of the local festival
committee met with agricultural
experts at State College on Sat
urday to formulate plans for the
annual yam event in Tabor City.
Expressing belief in the growth
of the sweet potato as major
crop in North Carolina. members
of the State College staff urged
that Tabor City continue its eff
forts to bring the farmer first
hand information on the scien-
tific production of sweet pota-
toes.
The % booths on the sweet po-
tato. covering all phases of pro-
duction and marketing, scheduled
for the 1850 festival. are already
in the making as State College
workers began this week to pre-
pare the exhibits. Each exhibit
will combine the best methods of
scientific production and market
ing with the most effective
method of display.
Agricultural students in schools
of Columbus and Horny counties,
and other interested counties. will
be conducted through the exhibits
on scheduled tours during Octo-
Der u. Is and IA. the date of the
festival. Each tour will be ac-
companied by a member Of the
State College staff who will eX-
plain the message conveyed by
the individual booths.
Representatives of both groups
at the Raleigh meeting were sin
gulary impressed by the success
of the first two festivals meas
ured by the farmer response and
the acknowledgements made by
leaders in the agricultural field.
Those attending the meeting
from Tabor City were: Mrs. B,
A. Carroll, J. E. Bell, Troy Ben
nett, A. C. Edwards. Larry Ash
bv, Woodrow Sarvis. County
Agent Charles D. Raper, booth
chairman, and Harvey Holland,
Atlantic Coast Line agricultural
agent of Rocky Mount, were also
present for the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01

Ralph Beason. Columbus Coun-
ty chairman of the March of
Dimes Drive, announced today
that the county had not met its
quota of $4,000 in the current
drive. Beason did not disclose
the exact amount collected; how
ever, he stated thai the drive
would be EXTENDED two more
weeks in an effort to raise the
necessary money.
Beason said that Chadbourn,
Wananish and Lake Waccamaw
had exceeded their quotas
Local chairman Eldred Hlck-
man estimated that Tabor City
had raised $1,000 of its S2.Ooo
goal and said he expected to close
the local drive within a few days.
Hickman stated that the Tabor
City School had raised $l28.l5 OF
The local funds and that the al
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Merchant Board
Meeting Feb. 10

A. E. Goldfinch, President OF
the Tabor City Merchants Asso-
citation announced today that the
February board of directors meet
ing would be held on Friday
night. February 10. Time and
place of the meeting will be an
.nounced later.
Goldfinch said that all members
and prospective members were m
vited to attend and that suitable
meeting place would be arranged
to accommodate all those desiring
to attend.
Stating that the merchants pro,
gram for the year 1850 deserved
the attention of every merchan.
Goldfinch urged a large attend
ance at the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Mems Choral Club
|0f Mullins To.
Present Program

The Mems Choral club OF Null
Inns will present a program at the
Green Sea High School auditor
ium Thursday evening, February
g. at 8 o'clock under the spon-
sorship of the Youth Round Ia
BILE.
The public is invited to attend,
with no admission at the door. A
silver offering will be expectd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Triple A Officer
10 Address Green
Sea Farmers

Buck N. King of the AAA office
in Conway will be guest speaker
before the Green Sea Young Far.
mers Association at its regular
meeting Monday night, February
& at $50 in the High School audi,
forum. King will talk on the l9'9
farm program and will explain the
tobacco quota rules. -,
All farmers in the high school
district are invited to attend, wat
son Shelley. president, announced
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Williams School
|ludents Plan
|Iay Production

members Of the senior class OF
|iIiams Township high school.
Hder the direction of Eugene
User, have begun daily rehear-
Is for their forthcoming produc-
6n OF The H6oSier Schoolmas-
r a dramatic adaptation OF Ed
frd Eggleston'S imperiShable
6ssic Of backwoods life in In
ana, the story that has been uni
krssllv acclaimed as an outStand-
| . piece OF American literature
Rome Anderson. cast IN the
|adins role as Ralph HartSook'
| e Young schoolmaSter. with Mil
Fed Andrews as Hannah Thorn
In. the attractive but pathetic
bound-out" girl who captures
slph's heart. and Margaret
trickland as the contemplate
Irs, Means. heads large cast
bmprisins the entire membership
the class.
Those who are familiar with
Ne book will most assuredly be
lterested in seeing These minor
h characters come to- life behlnd
|e tootlightS. The presentation
bite will be announced in :, ad-:
hnce. : ~sE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
BRENTWOOD new SECRETARY
bF STATE MERCHANTS ASSN
Campaign To Set Up
Retailing Chair
At University

thompson Greenwood. of Raj
sh. IS the new executive secre-
~ OF the North Carolina Mer-
ANTS Association. He succeeds
Hard l.. DOwell, also of Raleigh,
no has served the 1000 men,
r merchants organization since
~ -
Ar. Greenwood has been asso-
ated with the North Carolina
lerchantS Association since June
1877, as assistant secretary,
pa VIII assume his new duties
larch !. He was elected by the
pard OF directors of the .asSocia-
On at their winter meeting in
aIeIgh last week.
At the meeting Of the board
last week the directors pledg-
cd their about effort in the
campaign TO raise 100000
among merchants of the state
Tor the establishment of a
chair of retailing at the Uni
Sersity of North Carolina.
Board member Clyde R. Greene,
Boone, explained that the
nair Of Retailing is being set up
provide practical training for
Pliese boys and girls who want
become merchants or who plan
} return after graduation to as
Isl their parents in the opera
on Of their business establish
lent. He said, 1t is good bust
eSS Tor us merchants 10 provide
'e money with which to estab-
Sh this school,"
Mr.. Greenwood, who is direct
g the various campaigns in
'mmunltieS throughout the state,
ports that number of cities
ave laid plans to get their drives
lderway next week. He set May
as the goal for the conclusion
the various local campaigns.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
TaBORIrES SPLIT IN TWO
CAMPS OVER .WHITEVILLE-
ROYCOTT ISSUE

Tabor City air turned blue with
arguments over the action taker
Sunday by the congregation OF the
Mount Tabor Baptist Church II
voting a boycott of Whlteville be-
cause that town has approved the
legal sale of beer and wine.
The boycott was approved al
the regular fifth Sunday congre'
gational meeting of the Mount
Tabor church after several sup.
porters. of the measure mac
spoken in it's behalf. There was
no spoken opposition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Tabor City Mail
Schedule CHANGED

Postmaster S. w. Carroll. Jr.,
announced this week that effec-
tive at the close of business on
January 81, all mail messenger
service between Elrod, N. c., and
Myrtle Beach. S. c., will be dis
continued.
Replacing this service will be
two new mail route by trucks,
contracts for which have been
signed and service commenced on
Feb. |.
The Chadbourn. N. c., to Con-
way, S. c., route will leave Chad
bourn daily, seven times a week,
upon receipt of mail from Will
mington due about $50 A. M,
but not later than $3.50 A. M.
The return trip from Conway
will bring mail into Tabor City
around $3.50 every afternoon.
The other route, from Tabor
City by Loris, S. c., TO Conway,
S. c.. will be in operation 6 times
a week. 1t will leave Tabor City
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 P.
M. Tabor City incoming mail on
this route will leave Conway
daily, except Monday, on receipt
of mail from Florence due about
$50 A. NJ, but not later than
900 A. NJ, arriving in Tabor City
one hour later. ~
Postmaster Carroll stated that
the new service is more efficient
and that mail is dispatched and
received in a much shorter length
of time. Carroll noted on We'd
nesday that mail postmarked TOO
P. NJ, in New York Tuesday, ar
rived in Tabor City Wednesday
afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
BY JIMMY DERRICK.

A very hustling and hard fight.
ing Red Devil team coached by Sill
Carnso turned back coach Ear
Brinkley's Wolfpack five to the
tune of 40 to 33. The game was
played on the Whiteville court
and witnessed by a good sized
crowd. The Devils jumped into the
lead and completely dominated the
first three quarters of play, the
Whiteville pack was only able to
score 4 points in the first half
But an accident under the White
Vile basket hurt the Devils con.
siderably in the final quarter. Ia
boris fast guard Bill Rogers was
forced to leave the game because
of busted lip and a few of his
teeth was knocked loose.
When Bill came out of the con-
test Tabor's Red Devils had a IT,
point lead but at this point White
ville's Wolfpack came to life and
scored IL quick points. but this
last minute rally was halted and
the Red Devils had notched their
second class Az victory.
Sterlon Stevens led the scores
for the winners with IL points
but the work of Bill White under
the baskets was also very good,
and the 6 foot 3 inch center scored
10 points. Bill Rogers was by" far
the best man on defense as the
fast guard broke up play after
play he also set many of Tabor's
scores.
Gene Ezzell and Rudy Williams
led the Wolfpack with Ezzell scor-
ing IL points and Williams 8.
Meanwhile the girls squad OF
won hard fought game
from the Deviletts q to 10.
Betsy Legion again led her team
to victory as she scored 16 points.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
6Hppin'
| Around
Bv LARRY .ASHBY

lCiAL EVIDENCE
\ certain citizen had been
arrested fer selling illegal
khiskey. As he stood before
Ibe bench. the color Of his
nose was evident to all spec
lators. His attorney rose.
Look at the defendant" he
aid. can you honestly say
~ looks like a man who
LIQUID sell xhiSkey if he had
t"
II took the jury less than a
minute to bring in j verdict
nj not guilty"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-02-01
Lions Feast On
February I

Members OF the Tabor City
Lions Club and their guests will
meet on Tuesday evening, Feb. Z.
at the American Legion Hut, for.
their sCharter Night Banquet.
: The local Lions Club; under the
sponsorship Of the Whiteviile
Club, we're only recently or
sanized.: ss ',- r
Appearing on the Z: program
Tuesday evening will" be Ok IL.
Todd, president of the WhlteVlile
club, j. E.. Bell president of the
Tabor City club. and Wallace
Dickens, district governor.
The Tabor City WOman's CLUB
will serve the banquet dinner.