Smoke Rings LOUIS K. O.’S BURMAN Time * IN FIFTH To Speculate * * * » ir t KNOCKOUT PUNCH _ ★★★ ★★★ By SAM RAGAN IS BLOW TO BODY Florence Boxers Score Win Over Wildcats £ to the ot all ----- Here we come baby the months and just of babies there’s a lot of ■n fy,e case speculation wrapped Battler Gives As ANOTHER CHANCE By JackSords S this 28-day parcel Much As He Receives for VISITORS watch tor speculation to run rampant in the fields TRIUMPH Blackbirds Score 36-29 Just Four Rounds of Fight baseball, basketball, boxing and football during February. leaguers go grapefruit-leaguing, the basketball- BY 51-2 TO 41-2 Win Over Local The”major* the home By SID FEDER Cagers eo down stretch, boxing keeps up its up-and- NEW YORK. Jan. 31. — CP) — Joe and rumors continue to float as to Nall and Mark V;, business about Hughes, Holt Wilmington Juniors Even the ^° Louis wheeled out a new kind of this or that football coach will keep his job. Up Victories for New Han- Count With 19-16 Lo- hether bomb from his arsenal Win; Go First tonight and SOUTHSIDE CAGERS Giants over Team Here with it knocked out Clarence the Red in Meet cals Rally in Finale than two weeks, the first ^, 1>ss sbic, -jme diamond teams ARNOVICH Burman to successfully pass the BEAT TABERNACLE ASKED — ci, spring training and then "unlucky 13” in his record-breaking ) By GLENWARD BLOMME ROCKY MOUNT, Jan- 31. Wil- «** V of discussion as r-anner run as world heavyweight champion. The classy Florence High school mington's Wildcats were the victims we Smith to and where do go ring squad just to ease out Scores 26 Points starL=\vho NOT TO ENLIST For the first time in his managed of a last period rally here tonight as ! three-year "here Toe Giants start their a 5 1-2 to 4 1-2 victory over the New Lead reign as king of the fistic world, he the Rocky Mount Blackbirds scored Scoring; Immanuel, on Feb. 12 and before Hanover High school punchers in the fc0rmn£' hop a for knocked out a rival with a local 36 to 29 Eastern Class A confer- Lutherans Also Win Z- ceese flv northward again Terry Says He Prefers punch to ring last night before an en- will be on the thusiastic crowd of ence teams Player to Wait for Draft; the body—a smashing right hand cheering fans victory. If?the I who mixed their cheers with boos f'r.ditioning Geld. that polished off a game, gallant, Coach Rupert Bryan was in Although idle last night, the Grace about Says Reds Best Club troublesome for 1 and yells. \nd all of this is coming challenger keeps in charge of the team in the absence Methodist basketball team jumped hold- two minutes and 49 seconds of the Several exhibition matches '“-■■t even a single major put on of Head Coach Bob Black. into a tie with Tabernacle for the " by the of There are no rifts to fifth round. charges Porter Davis, Sr., league lead, when the latter went to aa’e By JUDSON BADLEY The to even ac- was opened the card, and the Jay-vees managed and the only worry So unexpected it. that the youngsters down before the Southside attack 34- NEW Jan. counts for the ’Cats in the opener of fetched'up now have is YORK, 31.——'The in Madison Garden let drew the applause of the spectators baseball crowd Sauare 25 on the Y. M. C. A. court in a the bosses of a twin bill with a 19-16 win over the reg- question of military service for an audible as the Brown by their to mix it and out of the draft. out gasp willingness up ular loop contest. to keep Morrie the New York Baby Birds. Dick Watts paced the h“’nv Arnovich. Bomber revealed this new way of ar- i ne oo-r showed real skill in the boxing game. the club owners say Wildkittens with six The Southside offense revolved c.f Giants new outfielder, came up at the old result. to to- The young punchers will be entered points. for their riving Up i OPfUiS about G. Smith, tall who .. ask deferment center, ^ n-t for airing again today with Man- he had flattened ten of the in the Golden Gloves juvenile divi- Wilmington led at the third r the night, racked a tut Bill Terry of up total of 26 points, more ager Bill Terry expressing opposi- 12 battlers who had challenged the \ieme sion. ter by 23-20. Midway of the last that the government than the entire Tabernacle team. G '«av tion to Arnovich immedi- he when he finished old stanza the Wildcats were leading by fellows as enlisting reign began Summerford, 90 pounds, of Flor- The losers were without the services keep such 25-24—and then the ately as President Horace Stone- Jim Braddock in in 1937. ence, drew first blood for the Blackbird blitz- on the baseball visitors of F. Kelly, who was away with the u/nk Greenberg ham had Each time, head were the with a krieg began. Captain Cotton Walker income suggested. punches three-round close decision j NHHS Junior D. led pay enough and Earl Cade led the last varsity. James feds. They'll “crushers.” Tonight, coming up u\ei- ±. nunt quarter baseball Terry was one of several base- or uumington, also the Tabernacle scoring with 11 result of playing — for the locals. as a ball against the "13 jinx” which was 90 rally of notables who arrived in town weighing pounds. Summerford had This was Tabernacle's fir3l the military training but that—he turned the points. finance today for the annual of anything too long a reach for the local punch- Bill Bowen led the Wilmington other fellows, he says. banquet loss of the second half. a dozen trick with a punch under the heart er the latter carried the New York baseball writers although the In the second Round Table the Baltimore battler game of the triple- Sports that stopped fight to the visitor and got in close was next high. Cliff Owensby turned Sunday. Manager Leo Durocher header, Epwortli lost a heart-breaker Jeter, chairman of the and dead. to punch out his points. Summerford in the best floor game for the visi- Harold Outfielder Joe Medwick of the to the fighting Immanuel quintet, outdoor sports com- A crowd of IS,061 piid $62,899 to used a long right to the head and tors. For Rocky Mount. Center Pad- Wilmington Brooklyn Dodgers and General 28-26 after leading by 14-7 at the half making plans for an all- see the show. body. gett led the attack with 9. Hayes nittee/is Manager Branch Rickey of the St. mark. Immanuel came back For four rounds, Clarence the Red. on way slate here this sum- marked featured defense. around sports Louis Cardinals also were among Dusenberry up the second with a rush in the fourth and final rated for the past two years among the arrivals. successive point for the South Caro- The lineups: mer. early the world's first five heavyweights, period, and in spite of the loss of he to do is linians by outscoring the hard FT Pts. Ine first thing plans a fight- Rocky Mount (36) FG the foul route, Terry held big press confer- gave as good as he received. Nat- Pridgen by staged all of the leading ing Sammy Doxey in the 95 pound Hayes, f_ 113 to call together ence and said his outfield he couldn't match the AbR depend- urally. negro’s 6AWES’ ax division. Doxey could not inside in the section and get Valentine, f_ 0 0 0 ahead into the fourth sports figures ed almost altogether on Arnovich. punching power. But. fighting out of MAJORS AS A MgM66(? CR by 20-1G going in his -i*Wvfr>CM£Sr£R US-r the southpaw punches of Dusenberry f_ 0 0 0 authority to each Luper, but Immanuel came down delegate He was asked if he agreed with a crouch, he absorbed all of Joe’s AUouli^G- BoSToA Reo quarter ahead with athle- VEAR, 'TAe Sox and had to be content to shoot his Turner, f_ 0 2 2 chosen field to go the the stretch.wide open and with every proposal to have the 26-year- "Sunday punches" and came charg- &JX 2.9k eAfWED and left to the PH0Mi*4e> SiAFp right body. Both f .. 3 1 7 tic SAME. Walker, member of the at plans. old Superior, Wis., player volun- ing in. He cut Louis’ right eye slight- CLWS PER lads mixed it line-up scoring up in the center of c _ 3 3 9 to be lined Padgett, contest. Among the things up teer for now instead ly in the first round. In the third the least two points, copped the Army duty ring for the entire third round Cade, c 3 2 8 are baseball, either with 10 and Butler with 1 for the'city of waiting until he was called in he hit Joe a larruping left to the which ended but Pridgen even, the visitor Shearin, g_ Oil with were scorers. H. Clark or semi-pro along the draft—which has been face, that half turned the champion had in points high rrganized predict- gained enough points the first Weaver, g _ 0 0 0 softball, Joe Of the mark with 10 for Ep- amateur competition. ed for June. around. A few seconds later. i Blow-By-Blow two rounds to win. equalled Fight _ 0 2 2 Pitt, g horse shows, outdoor swimming, “I’m not in slipped to one knee in Burman’s cor- worth. The Epworth shooting wan sympathy with ask- Tommy Hughes drew first for the Thorne, g_ 2 0 4 for the fall and all The following is a blow-by-blow ac- to the head tennis, football to enlist.” Ter- ner. but was up immediately. but received another exceptionally good during the first ing anybody replied locals by jabbing his way to a three Allsbrook, g_ 0 0 0 outdoors. count of the -Red Burman left on his nose. the other sports played “I’d like to Then, in the fifth, it happened. They exchanged half but they were able to tally only ry. have all my play- round decision over Snow in the 105 Felton, g_ 0 0 0 went heavyweight championship fight, as to the face at like a idea. Wil- Cautious up to then. Louis to right swings the bell. 12 points in the final half. 4 Sounds good ers as long as I can and I’d be pound class. Hughes was the unani- the reported by the Associated Press: Burman's round. will need a com- to work like a factory hand with The final game was another close mington certainly glad have Arnovich for half a mous choice of the judges as he Totals _ 12 12 36 this and boss watching. He belted Burman all ROUND ONE ROUND FIVE one, Lutheran Mission winning out plete sports program year season if I can’t get him for all stepped in and shot short jabs to the Wilmington (29) FG FT Pts. his nose and no better time to start over the ring, bloodied Louis waited in his own corner as Burman a hard over Calvary's cagers by 19-17 in a there’s of it. He is a fast starter in the dug right under face while Snow was a bit wild with Nisbet, f _ 10 2 left for it than now. widened a gash on Red's eye- Burman walked across the ring. In Joe's heart. Louis low scoring contest. Calvary display* planning spring and might be able to help appeared to be long punches which failed to count Owensby, f___ 2 0 4 brow. a half clinch, Burman threw two more ed better passing and shooting but This And That us get away to a good beginning.” boxing cautiously now. A enough to win. McKoy, f_ 2 0 4 Finally, he maneuvered his man short overhand rights to the ear. the Lutherans were better when the Later in the conversation straight hard left cut Burman’s Johnson, f_ 0 0 0 Tne Six-County Golden Gloves Terry Burman Norman Davis was the victim to along the ropes, near the Louis caught Burman near a neu- left at pressure was on. However, they were mused. “Who time eye just the eyebrow. Louis Morrison, c _ Oil tournament at Lumberton, which knows, by the as another long reaching lad in the corner, stood off and let go with tral corner and shook him with smashed unable to together on their team- comes both hands to the head 112 Pieper, g_ 2 3 7 get will feed its winners to the Star- July around, if a player as pound division as Curley was vicious a righthand body punch right and left to the head. Burman as work and almost lost this one. Wat- Burman came in with a _ 5 1 11 has instituted isn’t a draft board roaring awarded the decision as two Bowen, g Mews-Brigade meet, taken, might this avenue sports arena has crowded in and threw a hard left judges Eighth hook to 0 0 0 kins was the whole team for tha the body. Louis hooked a voted a J. IU wards, g_ a division and will bring agree to defer his called for out of and a short draw and the third voted Juvenile being ever seen. Red straightened overhand right to the a defei* left to the chin. Joe crossed a hard for winners, playing bang-up winners from this division to another month or so. Take a over head. Joe the Florence lad. its his crouch: a funny look spread jabbed Red's nose twice Curley’s sive and the Lutheran right to the jaw but took a right Totals __— 12 5 29 game keeping Wilmington. Louis Evans, of player like Hank Greenberg, the his face. Then he toppled. He fell with his left. Burman hooked two long reach told in the opening just under the ear himself. Bur- Score at end of second quarter: team in the running with his marks- the Bobesonian. among his income tax he would for a and neck across the lefts to the as he backed Joe round but Davis found an reports pay with his head body opening 23. He chalked 11 points, man hooked a left to the in the Rocky Mount 20; Wilmington manship. up latest entries are Luke full season’s would bottom strand of the ropes and into his own corner. Louis fired a body second and landed with close Stephenson, play help pay but Alford and while honors went to J. took left and right, to the face. and Referees: Bradley. runner-up 175. and D. E. Matthews, 155, of for some of those defense prepar- that way. moving only slight- right to the face and a left to the rights lefts to the head. Cor- stayed In Louis did Rogers of Calvary, who was tha body. Burman bounced two close. considerable came back in the third Presbyterian Junior college at ations.” ly, as Referee Frank Fullam com- straight ley and these damage with both hands and Red spark plug of his outfit. Both Maxton. Both are said the to the his count. lefts off Joe's nose and swung a rushed Davis with his long Fail classly fight- Terry key Giants’ pleted punches Kimbrough, Hertz deserve credit for their defen* to the ribs. appeared hurt. Louis fired his left to the boys ers ana Matthews is all set to chances in 1941 was “If At 202%. Louis was a slightly right Louis hooked a head to win. shortstop. to the sive work as well as their offensive hard left to the head but took a head and body and a on Job give Red Beard the of his Bill can is larger fighting man than he has right Fowler, 118. of Wilmington and To Get Together fight Jurges play my infield to recent De right to the head in return. Bur- uppercut Red's sore eye. A of Florence play. life in the tourney here. Louis set. If he can’t, well we been in his most outings. Tyson, 118. battled — Burman man stabbed Louis with a long left smashing right floored Burman. for three Jan. 31.—UR—John also expects to have Dunk Britt, were a and a half spite his weight edge wildly rounds before NEW YORK, game away to APPALACHIAN WINS 18S—.Toe did not appear to the nose. Joe bounced left, right Joe floored Burman with a ter- their battle in a draw. the all-America full- the veteran from Rowland, in his from first when he weighed ending Kimbrough, place got and left off Red s but BOONE, Jan. 31.—<.P»—Appalach- cham- have the usual dynamite in his right face, Burman rific right hand shot under the Fowler scored with back from Texas A. & M., came tournament. Britt was a beaned last summer and we fin- wildly flung team came back with both hands to the ian college's basketball rung here and also hand. Either that or Red carries heart. Red fell with his head over rights while Tyson landed within cash money of sign- pion two years ago ished sixth. repeat- $11,500 its fifth consecutive North State cement in his body at the bell. the up won out in Atlanta. .Walter Hu- a special brand of lower strand of the ropes near edly with a nice left jab to the ing a contract today to play foot- “We’ve added three or four fel- Louis’ conference victory’ here tonight by For Burman took num- round. his own corner New York lak. the was a chin. any and was there face. ball with the profes- heavyweight, who lows who’ll us. I think. I’m defeating Guilford college 52 to 29. help ber of solid smashes on the jaw and ROUND TWO when Referee Fullman sional Yankees next season. favorite with fight fans here in completed Wilmington forfeited in the 125 second team played counting on Joe Orengo for third let them him. his the that Appalachian's didn't bother As Louis handlers worked on him count, with Louis the winner pound class to White of Florence That was figure separ- years past, is expected to enter for most of the second half. base. Arnovich left field, Bob At the same time, he tossed some in 2:49 from Hertz, the local Golden Gloves. Gen- between rounds, it was noted he had of the fifth round. while Florence forfeited to Ken- ated John Douglas Bowman as a and at himself that didn't starting pitcher punches Joe a over of the Yankees, after try Jones, the Southport heavy, very slight cut his right eye. neth Davis in the 135 division. president TAR BABIES WIN Gabby Hartnett to do some catch- make the champion smile with glee. of their conferences. has been out from time Burman swung an overhand right to Jack Nall just got warmed up the latest CHAPEL HILL. Jan. 31—CPI- working these, a left hook out ing. One of coming the ear but received a left to the Kovacs Beats to in the first round 147 said he would fly back to time with an eye on winning Mulloy of pound Kimbrough North Carolina’s freshman basket- “If he can get into shape for of a crouch, similar to the style in return. Hod in in about a month to argue the There body crouched battle with Coleman and scored a up here ball team defeated Oak to- championship here. the used old , Reds Ridge early games I'm going to let by close and fired two solid rights to Reach Net Meet Finals some more. shouldn’t be a lack of technical #knockout after 1 minute night 50-39 for its fifth victory in heavyweights Hartnett handle some sponsor for several years, made Toe of the pitch- Joe’s face. Louis nailed Red with and 7 seconds of fast on Hertz offered to write Kimbrough the Wilmington GG’s. for out- round. Another, fighting six games. ers like Cliff Melton who didn't do blink in the first a Louis CORAL GABLES, Fla., Jan. now and s;de of Hulak smashing right uppercut. 31.— the part of Nall a check for $3,500 right and Jones there’s in the fourth, was followed by a so well last year.” bounced a right off the chin and —Frankie Kovacs, tennis' Fowler of Florence. 160. and to guarantee him an additional Hurk Kelly, of Fayetteville: Tom that the good Terry said he didn’t know who right momentarily stung took a left to the body in return. for his exclusive services Newman, of and humor man, kept a sizable Goins, 160. of New Hanover put up $34,000 Roseboro; big bomber. Louis measured gallery would win the National Burman against the the Florence lad for one year. He said this probably Charles McNeill, from Lumberton. league room. a great fight with Afterward, in his dressing ropes and threw both hands to the laughing at his antics and marvel- a of pennant, but “it looks like Cincin- from the would include making couple Joe said he "reckoned'1 the right to getting the nod judges nati is in better than body. Louis nailed Burman with a ling at his shots today as he blasted movie shorts. shape any about the hard and the boos from the crowd. the body was "jes’ left hook but Red drove back fast on the other hand, Fenske All other club in the St. Louis Gardnar out of the Univer- with Kimbrough, #2«o Set for league. est I ever threw." Mulloy Goins hit Fowler going away punch and banged a right off Joe’s jaw. said he an advance pay- has a good bunch of kids and a nice to the head, but preferred QUART "That’s a good, tough boy" he Louis backed sity of Miami invitation tournament. right jab Mile Event will be away and whacked ment of $15,000. He wants to buy Tonight Brooklyn stronger. Brook- said of his challenger. The grinning Pasa- Fowler landed with a hard right Red with a right cross, as Burman hard-hitting a ranch ae soon as he is graduated lyn has the best balanced infield the to the head to up Burman said as he recalled crowded in Louis him dena, Calif., youngster topped Mul- pile enough points is a — nad NEW YORK. Jan. 31.—(JK in the pummeled in June, it apparently league and has added one there were three body best efforts to score a victory. Cnurch knockout with both hands about the head. loy’s without too much sood-sized ranch he has in mind. Fenske. a record-breaker good the trick. Wetzel Holt. 175, the starting pitcher, Kirby Hig- punches that turned Burman bounced a off face. exertion and walked off with a 7-5, brought •f. three of right the his four Garden races be, whom I was one—that under crowd to its feet with his dogged mighty disappoint- "The last right Joe, in a half-clinch, threw left and 7-5, 6-2 triumph in their semi-finals 'ast year, returns ed I to Madison couldn’t get.” the heart—that was the killer-diller. match. fight with Taylor, 175, as he pum- Wake Forest Defeats Scare right to the body. They traded Garden tomorrow de- Durocher also he meled the visitor about the ring night declared “The though," explained. rights to the head. Louis threw a Mulloy, a workmanlike player who to show club to scored a knockut in Citadel 63-48 that he still rules beat is Cincinnati.” and From here on, Louis goes through one-two to the face a is and almost Quint, terminedtn? and fired right running tlie tournament for his roost. rated the busiest indoor season a heavy- final round with a hard right mile-running Pittsburgh as "very tough,” to the ear at the bell. alma mater, threatened to break the So far the 1940 who but said St. champion ever has sche- hand smash to the head, but Tay- WAKE FOREST, Jan. 31.—CP)— champion, Louis had too many weight Louis’ round. through and take one of the first :'oa eight races in a has duled. Already knockout winner in held on until the bell saved him. The Citadel's Light Brigade of bas- row, question marks. ROUND THREE two sets—but Kovacs stood him off lor Vy'mr's ceer. ketball made hot for Wake taking a around. He held a tw’o outings this winter—he stopped used rough tactics in trying things bouncing long conference with Burman hooked a left to the jaw. by mixing up sizzling drives and Taylor OLD was third to John A1 McCoy in Boston last month— and at one time in the final Forest's Deacons for 25 minutes of ‘.e Munski and Dodger President Larry MacPhail In close, Red threw both hands at teasing drop shots. to win 9 in he takes on Gus Dorazio in Philadel- Holt from the ring tonight’s game here, but then the °ne Boston race, out of which came the announce- the body. Louis' shook Red with a In round pushed ,„j‘ter( Sunday's finals, Kovacs will and on fifth when phia February 17; Abe Simon in the Deacons pulled away went Mehl and Munski ment that Paul Waner, hard hook to the ear. Then Joe meet the and through ropes. 37-year- in March and Arthuro winner of tomorrow’s match to a 63-48 in a Southern what was Godoy were Fales, ref- victory almost a dead heat old outfielder released by Pitts- measured him with two smashing between of and Officials Harry 10 in Los Angeles in April before head- Bobby Riggs Chicago conference game. Boston a week in crosses as Skeet Hargrove Da- ago. burgh December, would be right Burman crowded in Jack Kramer of Los eree; James, The ing for the big outdoor shot with Angeles. John Deacons led by two points, Eenske feels this was due close. Burman bounced a hard hook vis and John Odum, judges; t,.4: signed. Billy Conn, the Pittsburgh pretty 24-22, at the half, and boosted their lack of off Joe’s face and Louis timer. }° proper pre-sea- Durocher said he was figuring boy, in New York in June. slipped Glisson, lead to 30-24 but the Charleston, $. ,C- fV under the lower strand of the Kramer conditioning the had his ton- on young Pete Reiser for right That is, he’ll carry out the sche- rope Says Brownies boys forged in front at 31-30. Con- ^ to one knee. He was up immedi- rror-v' SePtember. and lost a field, but admitted he was fearful dule if Uncle Sam doesn’t toss a Defeats very’s free-throw tied it for Wake 5 ately and it was not a knockdown Need Hicks Amory J i'1 training and believes he Third Baseman Harry Lavagetto monkey-wrench into it. Joe’s draft Only Pitching Forest, but the Cadets went ahead for but a fall. Louis Burman 4 that with four days might be called in the draft, in number is 378 and the champion caught For Biltmore Trophy again when Howard converted on ci 4 in mid-ring and fired both hands to NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 31.—HV- W°rk this week on the which case Reiser would move to disclosing the fact, figured it “looks two-free throws. Bonds’ basket tied Coli4ld■™oia the head. Louis backed and That leap-from sixth into the university boards. the like Uncle Samuel’s got me already, away place Jan. 31. things, Dupree’s basket untied them, hot corner. blasted with CORAL GABLES, Fla., don’t it?" both hands to the head. “Big four,” believes young Jack and then Bonds tied them and Waner 15 years for the ——Little Elizabeth Hicks ral- again played Joe was short with a can just right up- Kramer, be made if the St. started the Deacons on a samed mat captains the in in the finals 10-point Pirates, led league batting percut and Burman rushed in and Louis Browns lied magnificiently Jan- FURMAN CAPTAIN get pitching. of spurt which boosted the home team HILL’ 31.-GB- in 1927, 1934 and 1936 and was connected today to rout Grace Amory S-e4rEL with a solid left to the “We’ve got “ood hitting and field- into a 43-35 lead. and Don GREENVILLE. S. C., Jan. 31.— 7 and 6, and her Torrey today voted the most valuable player in cheek. traded and the infield Palm Beach, put iver.orrest UPI—Bill tackle from They smashing rights ing can’t be beat,” co-captains of the Caro- Cornwall, Ches- name on the Miami Biltmore golf ,Mted 1927. He was not a bonus to the face as went into his the hurler of Una given Furman Burman 23-year-old said the TO CONDUCT CLINIC "5 team, ter, will captain university’s once by Patty t which invades for to monopolized — j | signing, but was believed crouch again at the bell. Browns’ chances, adding that "if trophy Jan. 31.— CP) 1941 football team as alter- CHAPEL HILL, tomorrow night for a serving Berg. c44 tough have been promised a $12,500 sal- Louis’ round. we get the pitching we’ll finish in Eleanor Tennant, noted professional “‘O-season test. nate captains will be Hazel Gilstrap, Three down at the 14th tee, the ary. 1 KULND FOLK the first division.” tennis coach and tutor of Alice guard from Easly, and George Tur- Pasadena, Calif., star Louis backed away from Red's The tall fireballer, product of long-driving world women's champion, N. touch. Marble, R,DES WINNERS ner, center from Hendersonville, rush and suddenly found her putting lin?nNG TAR HEELS WIN stabbed with his left. Bur- New Orleans’ sandlots, said the will conduct one of her famous free ■ C. The selections were announced to- She won two of the next four holes Fla-• Jan. 31—UP)—Jockey man leaped in with three hard lefts Browns from three Woollen SteiiiV1 DURHAM, Jan. 31.—(iP)—North should get help then clinics here in gymnasium at the squad banquet. to and halved the other two, climbed to a tie for Carolina State's night the face that sent Joe backing mound veterans acquired in win- Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock thir(j 4.i0Un»ace varsity wrestling sank a 20-foot for a birdie 4 today in the to his corner. In putt show in taM ,1 ding-dong team handed Duke its third away own close, ter trading—Johnny Allen, Denny prior to the professional a straight on the to square the "atch offered the leading they dug away at each body. Galehouse and Fritz Ostermueller. eighteenth the evening, it was announced to- rider 4 setback of the current season when ^ther’s match. the H‘aleah CAGE SCORES Louis smashed Red with a hard What he to say was that university athletic officials. tidin- 4 meeting, by it defeated the Blue Devils 20-6 in a forgot day by ^Ltwo winners. right cross but it seemed to have the Browns’ pitching depends upon match held in the new Duke gym BETTY RESIGNS North Carolina 60; V. P. I. 35. no effect on the Baltimore belter. his own return to form as much as GALE WINS here this afternoon. The State fresh- COLUMBIA, Mo., Jan. 31—OP)— V. M. I. 43; W. & M. 36. Another right drew blood from Red’s anything else. 5 HAVANA, Jan. 31.— CP) —Harry men defeated the Duke yearlings 23- Huston assistant football The Citadel nose. In close, they mauled each Betty, Nye's yacht Gale, of the Southern 9 in a Wake Forest 63; preliminary match. coach at the University of Mis- made a PHILCO 48. other about the body. Louis straigh- TEXAS RANGER WINS Lake Michigan fleet, clean souri the last year, resigned today 52; Guilford 29. tened Burman up with right upper- SHUQULAK, Miss., Jan. 31.—(iP) sweep of the 15th annual Interna- DUKE TRIUMPHS Appalachian and left for Fort 43. cuts. Louis bounced a crashing one- —A nimble white and liver pointer, immediately tional Star Class Mid-Winter Regat- ’9.95 Wofford 44; Presbyterian to •““iwU'S 5 DURHAM, Jan. 31.—UP)—T h e two off Red’s chin, but still Burman Texas Ranger, captured the gal- Benning, Ga.. serve as a sec- ta today when she captured the Duke ond lieutenant in the varsity swimming team open- crowded in. Red nailed Joe with a lery’s eye today in a gruelling field artillery. Mid-Winter Challenge Trophy of ed its The committee on 1941 season with a 44-31 win ADDITIONAL SPORTS left and a right to the face. Bur- second-series bid for the free-for-all intercollegiate Cuba for the .second year. Gale pre- IfHKARDS over will name a successor to had retained laftiet V. M. I. this in the man the head. Bur- the National Field athletics viously the Bacardi — 8tr<*t phone 3224 afternoon threw a right to championship of in won a Duke pool , ON PAGE SIX man hooked Joe with a hard left i Trial club. Betty early February. Cup, year ago.