The Sports Trail Bid For Softball Tourney Fails MARTIN City’s By WHITNEY --I This Week’s Games j j Basketball needs his From Fateful Saddle Score* By WHITNEY MARTIN steadiness and mound Woolf Died In Fall | wisdom to round NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—(A1)—For a out a younger CENTRAL CAROLINA Monday—Alabama at Georgia. Western By The Associated staff. He still , liehigan at Bowling Green. N. C. State DOUBLEHEADER dull in the sports can pitch plenty Of Ill-Fated AX sew [ usually period Given Him Rider t Clemson. Wichita at Drake. Great St. John’. 59, St. Joseph's of baseball on occasion. By ■ iPhu®* parade the past week has provided _ 1 .akes at Hamline. Minnesota at Indiana. N. Y. U. «1. Connecuit 55 CROSS-WORD ARE ms items of varied interest tc PUZZLE CITIES NAMED This was to have Been Pitconsin at Iowa. Missouri at Kansas. *(Overtbnej*®1 enough HARRY GRAYSON i Maryland at North Carolina. at 1 10UBLEHEADKR AT news' Carroll Widdoes, Ohio State foot- By He was independently Michigan PHU.AT)rt»„ make up a well-balanced year. Michigan State. Purdue at Northwestern. Dartmouth 46, voted NEA Sports Editor owned ! Pennsylvania 4s1"*°’ human in, ball coach the coach of the and for some years Nebraska at Oklahoma. Idaho at Temple 70, LaSalle paper. Tragedy, comedy, Woolf to his death wealthy Oregon. 60, in 1943, switches Greensboro, High Point, George fell hard by Santa Vyoming at Valparaiso. Georgetown at and even such feature page year voluntarily a tavern at Arcadia, terest from a fateful saddle which he con- to re George Washington. DUOBLEHEADER~AT places with his assitant, Paul Bix- Anita, to which he intended BUFFAtn material as crossword puzzle page Chosen For Men’s, sidered his good-luck charm. Tuesday—Alabama at Georgia Tech. Canlslu. 51, Scranton 31 in a move unparalelled in State at at 3aldwin.Wallace shared the space in turn. Some oj ler, When he for tire. \ !pwa Nebraska. Idaho Oregon. 57, Togonto 97, It rode Ice- Seneva at Westminster IPa.) coaching annals. was Widdoes’ Women’s Woolf was known as The Pepperdine the highlights were: Play the first time, Ben Jones asked it Occidental. BIG TEN and if he can be cool-headedness TRAGEDY choice, happier The Iceman if couldn’t afford a man because of Wednesday—West Virginia vs. Long Is- Ohio State 57, Purdue 50. role he is he al- “The Iceman” in a subordinate to be Wilmington’s bid for the 1946 when it came to race-riding, land and CCNY" vs. St. John’s, double- Michigan 49, Illinois 48. George better saddle. reader at New York. Swarthmore at Minnesota 46, Wisconsin in admired for his decision. Not North Carolina State Softball tour, he revealed a hot temper 48 Woolf, leading money winner “Certainly,” replied the Canad- though ftrmy. Bucknell at Villanova. Carnegie Indiana 59. Chicago 34. will sacrifice position for ney was last night turned down He had such com- one of the everyone ian-born “but I wouldn’t on occasion. it Pitt. Colorado at Denver. Yale at Co- 1944 and greatest softball Woolf, that in mental peace. at a conference of city control of his nerves lumbia. Rochester at Cornell. Duke at big six stake riders, fatally injured trade this one for Whirlaway.” plete North Kansas State. Kansa. State OF THE TIMES commissioners held in Greensboro, in the room Carolina. Kansas at 52, Iowa state 48 (0v„ allowance race at TREND he slept jockeys' Muhlenberg at Franklin-Marshall. Rut- time). lu'*t> a routine to J. Plain Ben Jones reminded him while Cuccinello, third base- according Roy Oook, city through races gers at Princeton. Scranton at Santa Anita. Ironically, Woolf Tony that Mr. Tail won a half preliminary LaPayelte. on the softball commissioner. Long had ride an Temple at Penn. State. man who missed out waiting to important is to have been well- million dollars. — Green vs. Georgia■OUTHEAsf-FoNTERENC, 38, Auburn reported Cook tne commission- Thursday Bowling Holy 37. American League battng cham- said that event. and fixed financially and planning said this Cross Villanova vs. Boston College, a ers, in their annual session, con- “Yeah,” Woolf, “but doubloheader at Boston. Toledo at Brad- SOUTHERN before pionship last year by single While Jiis winning percentage CONFERENCE to retire long. sidered the bids of Greens- saddle has won more than a mil- ley Tech. Fairmont at Marshall. Fordham Duke 55, Davidson 27. is unconditionally releas- only of 19 over a period of 19 years is DRAMA point, boro and and decided lion.” at NYU. Maine at Rhode Island. Niagara Maryland 47, N. V. State 3J. White Sox, Wilmington not notable, he stepped at Syracuse. ed by the Chicago It was especially Miami and Holy Cross were tiec in favor of the former "city, as a the dilapidated old Ar- EASTERN another of the inroads re- 'way up in the big ones, rated Friday—Tennessee at Alabama. INTERCOLLEGIATE I sir, last seconds of thi sign location for the men’s kangaroo-leather saddle that was kansas at Bailor. Oberlin at Baldwin- Dartmouth 46, Penn. lIAGl* 6-6, in the in the tourney. Arcaro as a 59. conversion is making with Eddie money Wallace. at Utah at Cornell 66, Columbia Bowl football game a High Point, the only city enter- strapped on the ill fated Phar Michigan Chicago. 43. Orange League clubs. rider. In all his mounts won Colorado. Drake at St. Louis. N. C. State weri ranks of Major a back the March after- Miami. Spectators already ing bid for the women’s team Lap’s early at Duke Notre Dame at Great Lakes. SOUTHWEST Last aces are this year's $2,856,125. When jockeys were CONFERENCE toward the exits comment year’s tournament, was named the site noon of 1932 on which the Aus- Iowa State at Missouri. Kansas at Neb- Arkansas 90. Texas 63. edging real. on a horse in a race in Texas discards in the new tralian a of betting raska. Louisiana State at Miss. State. Christian 51, Texas A«>. u first deadlocl for that division of the play. champion made show " ing on the apparent which were not riding, they North Carolina at Virginia. Greighton at Bice 49, Southern Methodist COMEDY Cook was his field the they 39. in the bowl’s history. Suddenly i reappointed Wilming- bagging $100,000 to do Okla. Aggies. UCLA at Southern Calif- than were Phar unhesitatingly picked Woolf threw a I More 18,000 spectators ton Softball commissioner. . ornia. Rice at Southern Methodist. Calif- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Holy Cross back pass. the when he was free. into Madison Square Gar- N. 6- died on food con- riding ornia at Stanford. Maine at Connecticut. (SOUTHERN DIVISION) from the of i ! jammed GREENSBORO, C., Jan. Lap poisoning bounded fingers Woolf was a plainsman at heart, Camp Ross at Pepperdine. Denver at 37, UCLA 35. i den for a basketball doubleheader. (iP)—The 1946 North Carolina cham- tracted while grazing Shortly Southern California teammate into the arms of Miami’i workouts with Colorado Aggies. 43, Stanford U, lead • rode in morning Westminister college held a fat softball have after his only appearance out- Saturday—CCNY vs. and fastest man A1 Hudson, who sprint pionship tournaments Georgie Woolf Francis in a sombrero on his head. NYU vs. Brooklyn College, doubleheader PACIFIC COAST touch over woefully weak St. been awarded to High Foir.' for side of his native land. LEAGUE ed 89 yards for tile winning Woolf rode most of the at New York. St. John’s vs. St. Joseph’s (NORTHERN DIVISION) and the West- to The was big-name the waning minutes the women’s division and saddle given Woolf, and Temple vs. Valley Forge Hospital, Oregon State 49, Idaho 45, down. better choice of mounts. For ex- horses of recent , to sweep Greensboro for the it was then years— doubleheader at Alfred vs. Washington 48, HUMAN INTEREST minister coach started men, just coming along, by Billy Philadelphia. Washington State 44 ample, it was because he was free Kayak II, , Whirlaway, Niagara and West Virginia vs. Canislus, and most substitutes from the bench onto announced by Bill Alligood, state Elliott, the Australian jockey One of the ablest that he had the leg up on , and By Jimminy among doubleheader at Buffalo. Alleghany at OTHER GAMES the floor. He signaled a executive committee meeting here who rode Phar Lap. Rochester. Arkansas at Colgate Notre Dame 43, DePaul 42. colorful pitchers in the Major playing the rich Belmont. Fu- best Baylor. to for North Carolina Ama- Woolf was bom in 1909 at Cards- winner of them—called the ’Biscuit the at Army. Baldwin-Wallace at Ohio Wes- Navy 71, Buckneil 30. re- tall, eager youth, who began today trie league was unconditionally and unbeaten in lot. at Gannon Princeton 65, Rider 50. A team- teur Softball association. ton, Canada. While he rode his first turity eight of the leyan. Bowling Green (Erie, Cubs yank off his sweat suit. Pa.) CoastGuard at Brown. La- Rutgers 44, Panzer 39. leased as the Chicago starts as a 2-year-old in 1944. He beat a tattoo on the slow- Academy him suddently Dates for the women’s cham- winner on a recognized track at Ti- Fayette at Bucknell. Dartmouth at Co- Georgia Tech 61, Clemson 4*. loose Paul a mate sitting beside turned Derringer, first He would, however, always do nthemftheol.toETAOIN cmfwyp e lumbia. Rhode Island at Connecticut. Boston Univ. 59, Clark 36. the trousers and yanked pionship will be August 14-18 and juana in 1928, he rode his veteran of 19 years of profes- grabbed a friend a favor and ride his son of Hard Tack to Cornel at Princeton. DeFaul at Western Bowdoin 47, New Hampshire 41. for the men’s tournament race at the of six, tied on starting get them The kid had forgotten an August ripe age Kentucky. at Detroit. DTake at Bowling -Green 65, Puerto Rico sional baseball. The 38-year-old up. horse in a claimer if the the on the starting Wayne U. 20-25. Both events were held the back of a quarter-horse. cheap jump quick Washington (St. Louis.) Duke at Wake Marietta 47, Ohio Medical 45. who in important part of his uniform—his that race derringer, completed in Greensboro last Under contract at 15, he was owner or trainer felt Georgie’s In the match Forest. Georgia at Chattanooga. Georgia Colgate 58, Rensselaer Poly 48. simultaneously Loras four with three pants. traded to Lemuel T. for presence in the saddle might help that was the second Pimlico Spe- Tech at Tulane. Scranton at George- 79, Coe 51. year. Whitehill Great Lakes CCNY American whose sea- P. S.—It had a happy ending. This is town. Lehigh at Gettysburg. 53, Univ. 38. different clubs and were other new "a horse and other consider- him win a needed purse. cial in November of 1938. Among Worchester to the There policies at Marquette. Holy Cross at Harvard. 57, Northeastern 41. ) lost records He made a quick trip he was when was the sons’ won and discussed at the meeting, pertain- ations.” It war almost a bad trade probably what doing his many riding attributes Illinois at Ohio State. Iowa at Indiana. Richmond 39, Hampden.Sydney If. and locker room and returned suit- Kentucky at Michigan State. Louisiana Gallaudet 43, Washington (Md) 39 touched both the heights to residence rules on both sides. The horse the end came. fact that he was a superior whip in the ing eligibility promptly State at Mississippi. Miami (Ohio) at West Virginia 88, St. Vincent (Pa.i 39 will be ably clad in time to get It was not that he was consid- the depths, probably and appointment of city commis- died, and when Whitehill decided temperament rider, yet always Ohio Univ. Michigan at Northwestern. Culver-Stockton 47, Parsons (Jowal 13 some team that game. were Woolf caused Woolf to be discriminating erate of the horse. Tennessee at Miss. State. Villanova at Rhode Island 84 Villanova 67. picked up by __ sioners, but decisions tabled to go to Tijuana, young North Carolina at Virginia Poly. Syacuse 68, Rochester 49. the com- decided he didn’t want to become in his mounts, dislike morning Woolf was a quiet, unassuming, Navy. until next week-end when Kansas tSate at Oklahoma. Oregon State Stevens 46, Union 39. work a free He modest mittee meets in Greensboro again. a jockey. Mrs. Whitehill coaxed and remain agent. decent chap, about his at Oregon. Penn, at Yale. Purdue at Wis- Tufts 77, Brown 68. from a Harvard M. T. Those present included Com- him into sticking with the stable. suffered for some years superlative ability. consin. Penn. State at Pitt. George Wash- 54, I. 41. Raids which him ington at Richmond. Southern California Detrpit 40, Toledo 34. of Mt. Since he arrived as a diabetic condition kept "Good horses make good jock- All-America Loop missioner Alligood, Holly; jockey, at UCLA. Sampson at Syracuse. Rice at Western Michigan 51, Central the armed Michigan Smith Barrier, co-commissioner, Woolf has been one of the com- from serving with eys,” he said. Texas Christian. Valparaiso at Hamline. 49. of and Jim Day, secre- paratively few riders who steered forces. For his health, he had to Others, however, frequently felt Texas Aggie at Texas. Stanford at Calif- Michigan Normal 55, Kalamazoo 44, Greensboro, ornia. Idaho at Washington State. Calif. East Tenn. State 51, Milligan 29. Two mem- contracts for in- be choosy. that Georgie Woolf was "the best National Grid Players tary, of Greensboro. clear of except Tech at Pepperdine. Utah at Wyoming. Otterbein 55, Fort Hayes 32. bers of the States Rules commit- dividual races. That gave him a This was to have been his last horse.” Roanoke 35, Ferrun Jr. College 16. Morris-Harvey 71, W. Va. Wesleyan 35. _—— tee, with Barrier as chairman, Is Salem 49, W. Va. Tech 47. By WALTER BYERS were present, including Tony Troy Appointed Westminster (Pa) 55, Olmsted Flyers 35. Writer Simeon, of High Point, and Bob Billiards Contender Shippensburg (Pa.) 60, Miilersvill* United Press Sports N. C. Wildlife Group Red Sox Executive (Pa.) 43. Jamieson, of Greensboro. Wil FERRIER LOCAL MERMAID CHICAGO, Jan. 6—Professional SNEAD, Utztown (Pa.) 58, West Chester 84. Slates Meet Tonight was represented by Roj Delaware Swarthmore 25. first major "player mington Jan. 6—W—Phil Troy, 38, football’s Cook. BOSTON, LaFayette 65, East Stroudsburg 48. today when the Red Sox secretary, who 47, Penn. State 38. showdown” jelled Election of officers of the New IN TIE AT L A. IN SWIM PAGEANT traveling Muhlenberg confer- office end Gettysburg 44, Juniata 33. new all-America football the has been in the business Hanover County branch of Wyoming 49, Washington (St. Louis) 39, laid claim to approximately of baseball since 1914, tonight was ence North Carolina Wildlife federa- LOS ANGELES, Jan. «.—(£>>— Louise Hardwick, senior at Wo- Valparaiso 72, Brigham Young 58. 200 play- DUKE BLUE DEVILS assistant general man- Camp Atterbury 68, Franklin (Ind.) 38, tion will be held at 8 o’clock, saw scores man’s and appointed Battling high winds that college, Greensboro, Boston American Pitt 54, Geneva 43. ers. Water Pow- ager of the tonight at the Tide generally mount Sam Snead, de- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Texas Tech 63, New Mexico 58. Dan of New York, who room, League club. State (Springfield, Mo.) 36. Topping, er company’s assembly and Jim Fer- Hardwick, 102 Borden avenue, will fending champion, a native will Durant (Okla.) State Southwest bolted the National league to join and Princess streets. TAKE THREE GAMES Troy, Bostonian, 43, Second rier, were tied for tem- be among the 50 swimmers and Elon 66, Lynchurg 51. A. the new con- who will Chicago, be succeeded as road secretary the A. C., giving _ J. Edwin Bunting, 72-hole Yale 55, Coast Guard Academy 56, porary leadership of the divers in “Snow Wonder,” a water Thomas Dowd, a ference the use of at the meeting, last By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of the club by Tennessee 44, Marshall 31. had preside Los Angeles open golf tournament pageant presented by the Dolphin- traffic North Carolina Fort Bragg Air. announced today he invitation to victories in as Worcester native, presently 65, next fall, night issued an Duke’s three manj of borne 33. ’46 sea- today with three round totals Seal club in Rosenthal pool Friday United Air Lines 35 for the and hunters of New of them at the representative of Norfolk Naval Air Forest signed players fishermen nights—all expense at 8 at the 52, Wake 39. 200 of his for- 214. night o’clock college. with offices in Chicago. Manhattan 41. son and had pooled Hanover county to attend the of southern conference opponents— 58. Albright the Hot career Bloomsburg (Pa.) 47, Lock Haven 3!. among Caro- Slammin* Sam , from The pageant will follow a winter- Troy began his baseball mer Brooklyn players meeting. was a highlight of the North Benver 51. Ferrier both time theme and the Red Sox in 1914 as a 59, Hastings all-America clubs. Ross O. Stevens, executive lina basketball picture during th< Springs, Va., and representations of with Central. (Ind.) Normal SI, Manchester 35-36—71 seals snow He became a mem- An emerged from the final secretary of the federation and past week. carded 73’s on the par icicles, flakes, polar stenographer. Topping and at Wichita 33, Creighton 32. three- the course. Snead had a 36-37 Eskimo the ber of the secretarial staff session of the all-America's other state officers will attend, Beginning Thursday night Riviera bears, children, eight Eastern (111.) State 39, Beloit 34. It was con- different times was traveling as the most powerful Bunting said. Blue Devils dropped South Caro- and Ferrier a 37-36. winds, and the Snow Queen and her Illinois State Normal Univ. 40, James day meeting the Braves and the in the new lp gue, and fair in view of court attendants will be The secretary of Millikin 37. single figure lina, 52-35; Davidson, 55-27; sidered shooting given. Western Tchrs take its wins down the climax Red Sox. (MaComb, 111.), 55, which is scheduled to Maryland, 59-27. The three winds that swooped to the pageant will be a Illinois College 43. nex alongside the N. F. L., MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP brought their season’s record to canyon in which the course is laid number entitled “Northern Lights,” Kentucky 57, Ohio Univ. 48. place Murray (Y) 45, Southern Illinois 37, football’s second ma- five wins and two losses, second the use of fall as pro out. employing lighted Little World Series Louisville 60, Vanderbilt 27. TO MAKE APPEARANCE to North Carolina the jor league. only among Snead actually should have been candles. Fancy and stunt diving Evansville 44, Western Ky. 40. claim to the play- GILES state’s “Big Five,” and lifted their when and other swimming formation will For Charleston Marquette 47, Bradley Tech 309. If Topping’s AGAINST BOBBY the lone leader of the field an Hoped Alumni Thiel 33. ■ ■ Joe Procita, who will give 44, it marks the second conference record to four victories had make up the program. ers holds up, he turned in his score. He exhibition of his talent at the Lawrence 60, Grinnell 29. king without a single loss. S. Jan. G— Miami (Dhio) Bayton 32. time the New York tin-plate KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6—(S')—Ex- with a 72 by the of- Miss Hardwick, who is an art CHARLESTON, C., 68, confer- been credited Brunswick Pool Parlor Thursday, Oberlin Ohio 60. the A. A. C., a needed North Carolina, defending hit- (U.R)—William Schwartz, Charleston 65, Wesleyan has given :ailor Zale, of Gary, Ind., ficial scorer. When the long at 10:30 p. m. against a local, ex- major at the college, began her Ashland 43, Mt. Uniom 42. Tony ence champion, took it compara- the national Ameri- shot in the arm. reported his round pert. Procita will give local fans “swimming career” at the early a member of Carnegie Tech 50, Case 35. ^ world’s middleweight boxing cham- easy the week, meet- ting Virginian a Eastern Xavier (Cincinnati) 41. of the N. F. L., tively during fact he free instructions before and after of 16 months at canism commission, said' today Ky. 49, Over the protests make his first start score, he volunteered the age Wrightsville Utah State Aggies Idaho UntV, on 1 >ion, will ring ing—and defeating—only one foe, world series would 47, said the 200 players his club the exhibition match. when one little probably Tipping lince in a over- Center of Fort had touched his ball with Beach, morning she was Southern Branch 32. February, 1942, the Airborne Bragg. be held here this between Naval Montana 43. reserve list of the now defunct ; The scorer in her stroller on year Farragut 44, the bout with Bobby Giles, The soldier was downed on the ninth green. put the porch team belong weight quintet the St. Paul, Minn., and Charleston Colorado Aggies 40, Ft. Warren 39, N. F. L. Brooklyn here tomorrow noticed the violation. by her mother. When Mrs. Hard- Arizona New Mexico 27. the Buffalo, N. Y., Saturday night, 65-33. had not baseball teams. 64, Aggies to him “and there is nothing wick returned to the stroller arid West Texas State 55, New Mexico Mines it. light. Davidson, back in action after Snead was the tournament leader Elmer national direc- National league can do about CUE found Sherwood, 51. in Octo- the Christmas holidays, won one round. He relin- EXPERTWITH Baby Louise gone she be- Hutchinson Naval Air Fort Hays which Released from the navy after the first tor of the commission, was here 47, took the top 15, lost one week tc came frantic. State 37. Topping ier, Zale arrived Saturday from and during the the to tournament to the as to its to quished spot inspect city ability British Columbia 52, Williamette 27. he said are signed personal he he has maintain their .500 average for “I dashed down to the 45, An- Chicago where, said, favorite Byron Nelson yesterday beach,” to handle the series. An announce- Eastern Washington 84. Gomzaga contracts, gave Los season. the PLANS LOCAL SHOW 32. I service ieen in for almost three the The Wildcats are a 35 for said Mrs. Hardwick last re- was about 30 Nevade 43. College of Pacific 22 others training and the latter, with par night, ment expected in undermanned entry other one of the other geles’ months. Zale lost a 12-round deci- only Big the first nine today indicated he lating the story, “just in time to days. Schwartz was confident remaining 163 to lead- and passed the sion to Conn in his last start. Five quintets with as much as ar Joe Procita, contestant and see Louise teams. Billy would be setting the pace again leaving the water af- Charleston would get the bid since Parkinson the other six all-America even break for the season thus far. ing contender in world champion- Lowther, “I weigh 162 pounds and feel when all the third round scores had ter her first official dip all by St. Paul never had supported a o* C. State a record of t and carom billiard Commissioner Elmer Lay den, N. has ship pocket ■ pretty strong,” Zale said, ‘‘but I been tacked up. herself. I certainly was glad to sectional tournament. Lead In Southeastern ruled that single win against two defeats; tournaments, will entertain cue fans the National league, mow my timing has suffered by of Rivi- see her. Louise never had fear list reverted to Wake not However, the back nine of and vicinity at the any Topping’s reserve the Forest, apparently quite Wilmington of the water.” JUICY JERSEY Jan. 6—(/P)— Bobby to long layoff.” closer to the ocean and the Jan. ATLANTA, the N. F. L. when he jumped so powerful on the court as or era, Brunswick billiard parlors, and the Art Winch, Zale’s manager, considerably where meet The Hardwicks have one TRENTON, Jan. 6.—New Jersey Lowther, of Louisiana state, the all-America and awarded the football gridiron, has lost five wind, was playing 10, 10:30 p.m. he will other said the former took a revenue slice >rt National golden gloves than the outgoing stretch. a local in a exhibi- daughter, Pat who is $3,463,875 out Jack of Kentucky, players to the Boston while winning two. tougher expert special Hardwick, Parkinson, champion will need a few more a senior at of racing in 1945, exceeding the team. Among the top Appalachian, of the smaller col The best comeback among the tion match of 125 points. Following New Hanover High leading the Southeastern Confer- League ‘‘before he meets total more Bern warmup fights a for this match Procita will a school and previous year’s by than on the list are end leges, has perfect record the starters was provided by give expects to enter Wo- with 38 players Graziano or Lamotta in a cham- early a million. ence basketball scoring Leon, tackle year, with two victories and n< of Sanford, Me., display of fancy shots. men’ college next fall. Currivan, guard Tony match.” Harold McSpaden end Enrico pionship defeats. after points each. George Sergienkc and Elon, running uj who practically blew himself out Procita hails from Gloversville, There are 21 religious denomi- a forward four victories against a single set with a first nine New York, but most of his adult Lowther, sophomore Uguccioni. of competition nations which use the name Tom Gallery back, ran into trouble during the His two-over par life has been spent playing exhibi- Bap- of 6 feet, 4 1-2 inches, has tallied •p General Manager Nice Catch 41, six over par. tist in the United States. „_ memorial an- past week, two successive from tions and tournaments service shots ..of New York team dropping 7 on the first hole resulted throughout 35 field goals and 28 foul Topping’s to of Vir- he had received signed games Randolph-Macon of bounds and he the country. Mexico and Canada 33 nounced a tee shot out The Children’s Bureau of the De- in five games. They included gxiua. also been visited in his tours. contracts from six players, muffed the second hole, going one have today THE SEASON’S BEUOBD: HONORS of Labor was one with Keesler six-year His exhibition high run at pocket ARMY MAN partment established points in tilt Frank (Bruiser) Kinard, Team Won Lost Fct over par. billiard is a break of 212 in 1912, all- _ balls, Field. Brooklyn tackle and former Appalachian 2 0 l.OOi back nine, how- broth- North Carolina_ S 1 .881 On the difficult made in Syracuse, N. Y. in 1935. BURGAW, Jan. 6—Memorial National league choice; his a Jarkinson, a In nine gawel Duke _ 5 2 .71' like master, junior, ex-Mississippi ever, he played He also boasts a run of 15 at three services for the late l,t. Henry er, George Kinard, Elon _ 4 3 .571 34 for has 42 field and chalking up a two-under-par cushions in a state tournament in son of UNC Star registered goals Illinois tackle; Davidson _ 3 3 .50! Murphy, T. T. — star; Nate Johnson, 54-hole total Murphy, 14 foul shots. His best effort East Carolina Tchrs. _ 1 1 .501 a round of 75 and Johnson, William & Mary . superintendent of Pender County Ore —-“Harvey Lenoir Rhyne _ 1 1 .501 the on was 17 Western of 218. He drove green schools, were held point against — Tulane joe uas in numerous worm at the James Thiebegut, High Point _ 2 3 .401 piayeu Burgaw fullback; the tenth, getting a birdie tario. Hr fullback, and Uguccioni. N. C. State _ X 2 .33; 315-yard championship tournaments with Presbyterian church this after- Wake Forest'_ 2 5 .281 a birdie 4 on the 3, and posted stars as noon. owners also held West Carolina Tchrs._ 0 1 .001 such Greenleaf, Mosconi, The eight-club 569 eleventh. — 0 X .001 yard Ponzi and fourth The services secret draft from a list to ap- Guilford_ Caras, finishing were in charge of Old Town “a Catawba_ 0 4 .001 300 and serv- in 1941 in the title tournament of the Rev. P. L. of proximately college Current week’s play will begin tonight Clarke, pastor that He also made a credit- the CANOES ice-team names. Each club select- with two conference games listed. Thi year. Presbyterian church, assisted schedule: able in the 1944 world by the Rev. Mr. NOW IN STOCK • ---- 20 Hagan,"Phillies showing Benson, of the ed players. Tonight—Maryland at North Caro- Secretary Dies three cushion billiard tournament Methodist church, and the Rev — “Their names will not be an- lina; N. C. State at Clemson; Camp Pat- rick at played in New York City. W. P. Poole, of the HH nounced,” Commissioner James Henry Wake Forest; Fort Bragi Baptist church. PICKARDS Glider Infantry vs. Camp Lejeune Ma- Jan. 6.— did A composed of 209 Market St. Dial 2-3$ said. “The National rines at Fort PHILADELPHIA, Hoppe just outplay Procita choir, members 5- H. Crowley Bragg. the Phila- of the — Hagan, in their match in this with different churches league always hag publicized its Tuesday Appalachia* at Milligan Little Jimmy affair, here, Greensboro Ord at Wake Eas road secretary for rendered a often embarrassing the Forest; Phillies’ the game a nip and tuck affair special musical pro- -fj I. » »» Ml******* draft lists, Carolina Teachers vs. Campbell delphia [ Collegi died today at Temple down to the last two gram. Included in the choir were We hope to stop that prao at Buie’s Creek. N. C..; Elon vs. Lionj 30 years right innings. players. after a long ill- Mrs. Julia tice.” Club at Thomasville;' Fort Bragg Air- University hospital Procita is the handy man of McCullen, Miss Ruth Quality Jewelry borne Center at Guilford; Mars Hill a1 ness. He was 58. and where Patterson, Mrs. O. Farrell, Miss AND of his reserve West Carolina Teachers; N. C. State a1 billiards, conditions Topping’s pooling name was James Margaret James H a Wednesday—Duke at North Carolina Haean—his full present the proper set-up, he is Humphrey, list brought peace to stormy T. GIFTS Davidson. a native Philadelph- able to exhibit at Parker, J. Betts, and W. P. session. There were numerous Point Marines at JoVeph-was pocket billiards, Cherry South Carolina Poole. Mrs. Forrest Mallard was : three cushions, balk-line or protests when Crowley ruled ear- Wake Forest at Richmond University. ian. straight pianist. B. GURU, Jeweler Thursday — Hanes Hosiery at the Phillies as an of- or snooker. lier that Topping would be allowed Big! He joined billiards, Lt. 26C N. Front St. I Point College; Greensboro Ord at Fori 1903. Previously he was Murphy was killed in action to select one from each (All.Stars.) fice boy in Before or after his show Procita off player Bragg Formosa. He was ... — in the sports depart- pilot of a of the other team’s reserve lists Friday East Carolina Teachers ai a copy boy will be available for free instruc- torpedo Greensboro Ord: Elon vs. boat, after each owner withheld the Lenoir Rhyn< ment of the Old Evening Telegraph. tions in the fundamentals of all at Hickory; North Carolina vs. V. P. I 43 with the names of three at During his years of billiards. players. Blacksburg, Va.; Norfolk Sta- styles __ — Naval served the team in prisoners resign ■ FOR It was the final payoff on the tion at Camp Lejeune; Guilford is. Han. Phils Hagan es Hosiery at Duke ai capacity save that TOKYO, Jan. 'Taketora $75,000 deal which lured Topping Winston-Salem; every official DEPUTY MARSHAL DIES TIME N. C. State. For Ogata and Kazu ■ CORRECT all-America. The seven of manager or president. a Aoki, being held Boa pakto*/- 4J.a/.c. into the Saturday—Elon at Appalachian; High in Sugamo Point at of winters he toured in Jan. prison as war crimes I CALL players New York .gained on the Catawba; McCrary Eagle! couple ASHEVILLE, 6—(JP)—Fu- One of the most valuable mem- 2-3575 (Asheboro) at Greensboro Ord; North as half the suspects, resigned were not Vaudeville blackface neral services were today from the , Hf free pick announced. Carolina vs. at Va.; held here to- House of >ers of North Carolina’s national- FOR Virginia Lynchburg, and Hagan and he Peers. Ogata was minis- Norfolk Navy at Duke team of Hogan lay for John J. Snow, 27, a which Camp Lejeune; of his deputy ter without portfolio and ■anking quint, entertains STANDLEE SIGNED at Wake Forest; Atlantic Christian later employed many stage in the of the president 1 Correct Jewelry office U. S. marshal the board of J Maryland tonight and Duke Wed- at Campbell College. to cheer the nearly-always °f. information in the ■ VISIT CHICAGO, Jan. 6.— (iP) —Tony jokes sere, who died Saturday after a lesday night, is big Bob Paxton : Phils. Higashi-Kuni cabinet. Aoki Morabito, owner of the San Fran- downtrodden illness. A law was HOCKEY BRANCHES OUT long school gradu- vice president of the above). A second All-Southern I The JEWEL BOX cisco Franchise in the All-America Na- ate of Wake Forest outlawed Im- , NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—The College, Snow perial Rule Assistance Jit year, the 6 foot 3 inch Naval ■ Wilmington’s Most Populaf ex- On an average surface a gallon Associa- football conference, tonight an- tional Hockey League hopes to was a veteran of World War II. tion. J tOTC from Spokane, Wash., ranks E Jewelry Store Kathleen Turner proudly ex- white or light tints nounced he had signed Norman pand to clubs next season of paint will He had been connected with the nth the but hibits string of big mouth bass eight 450 square leading scorers, it is fullback for the cover about feet of Marshal’s office here since sr St. Standlee, Chicago at with the addition of Philadelphia shortly The area his splendid work at retrieving I 109 N. Front caught Lakeland, Fla.* surface one coat of die republic of An- r Bears before he entered the Army. and after his discharge. ebounds and setting up for Washington. ierra is 191 square miles. plays 1 | h is mates that he is best known. m