TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1948
CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, HOREHEAD CITY AND BEAUFORT, N. C
PAGE THRC1
Cherry
Thanks
Point Gridsters to Play
giving Game at New Bern
The Cherry Point Marine Air
station football team will play
that of the aircraft carrier. U. S.
S. Coral Sea, at New Bern Thanks
giving day, Nov. 25, at 3 o'clock.
The Marine band will lead a pa
rade in New Bern at 1:45 o'clock
on the day of the game. Civic or
ganizations are being contacted
and asked to provide floats for
the gala occasion. The high school
band has also been asked to appear
in paying reciprocal honors.
The Recreation department bi
cycle brigade will appear, and the
recently-organized Scooter club nf
New .Bern is expected to po all
out for color and dash as an honor
giii'rd for the Midget football te;im.
which will be paced by the Midget
cheering section.
A feature of the ocension w
take place durinir the half when
the Midget football team, led by
the "Four Horses," Tin Bower
Bob Tooker. Georce Dougherty inil
Mike Lewis, will face another
Midcet team from Fort Totten
park. The "Blimps" are schcdulcl
for a ten-minute game, if they la,t
that long.
No admission charge to. the foot
ball game will be made to persons
in uniform or their dependents
The City Recreation department
adds that there will be no charge
tor children under 12 years of ;igc.
Tickets will go on sale in New
Bern stores Nov. 2.
Only one toll bridge built or pur
chased by Kentucky in the past
17 years still charges tolls. The
lone state-owned charging bridge
is the "Central Bridge" over the
Ohio River between Newport, Ky.,
and Cincinnati, Ohio. Kentucky
acquired it within the past ye;ir
by means of a $1,000,000 bond issue.
America is now growing more j
trees and removing less than in J
1925.
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Boatmen's Associalion Extends
Sports Fish Roimd-Up To Oct. 31
At a recent meeting, members
of the Morehead City Boatmen's
association, sponsors ot the Sports
Fish Round-Up scheduled to wind
up the 15th of the month, voted
unanimously to extend the dates
of the round-up through and in
cluding October 31st.
The reason given lor this net ion
is to allow fishermen to enter the
round-up with the large seasonal
catches of cero now being brought
in from the waters off Morehead
City, according to Secretary Dan
Wade.
The ccro is otherwise known
among salt water anglers as the
kingfish, the cavalla, sierra, and
king mackerel.
lie usually runs about 10 lbs. but
is frequently taken in these waters
weighing 25 lbs; sometimes reaches
an extreme weight of over 70 lbs.,
the World Record being 73 lbs.
8 oz.
This specimen is ought larger
and larger as the season progress
es. He offers more than average
sport; they make startling runs,
they may cither leap in the air or
sound. It is especially good sport
on light tackle. The king mackerel
Coach Gannon Talbcrt isn't in
dulging in too many superlatives
about the prospects for the 1948-49
Morehead City hardwood crew,
with drills now two weeks under
way, but he thought it was safe to
say that "th ball club which beats
us will be a good club."
Barring injuries and sickness,
he added, the team this year will
be stronger in reserves "than any
team we've ever had."
A gander at Coach Tulbert's big,
well built mainstays and their
speedy, hard working performance
in work-outs le; (Is the spectator to
suspect that the coach might be
given to under statement.
The writer witnessed a rapid
fire parade of drills at the high
school gym Thursday afternoon.
Coach Gannon puts no stock in
calesthentics for building basket
ball prowess but sets his boys to
work with the ball right from the
start. First there was goal shoot
ing, then passing and footwork
drill, then a few minutes of prac
tice on the standard cutting and
blocking pass attack. Next came
a workout of the fast brc iking :
downcourt offensive and finally, j
scrimmage. j
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The Morehead squad displayed
plenty of spirit and pep and in
general looked as good as any
group would look after the first
tw weeks
Clifton Steed, a frosh forward,
was conspicuous in scrimmage for
his shifty, evasive approach to the
goal for a good many l ingers.
The Morehead five won 17 and
lost six games last season, and the
same hunch is back, exceot lor
three outstanding losses. Tarver
McKnight, captain last year, a
a guard. .1 (1. Bennett, a forward,
and J. I). Helms, forward, graduat
ed. Six lctlermen are hack in uni
form. They include: Buck Mat
thews (C), Berl Hay Lewis (F).
Tommy Cordova (F), Hobby Bell
(G). Hay Lewis (F) and Mitchell
Burge (G). Bulge has earned one
letter, Cordova and Lewis are two
lctlermen, and the other three are
fourth-year lctlermen for the Al
ma Mater.
Coach Talliert said he had an
outstanding prospect, also, in Les
lie Feagle (F), a junior who Iraus
Irrred this year from a New York
high school.
Other candidates for the '4!l-'49
varsity who deserve special men
tion, the coach said, arc: Mickey
Woolard (C). Clifton Steed (F),
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will strike cither red headed loon
bones, or plain ones, feathers,
spoons and other trolling lures, lie
strikes best at slow speeds, prefer
ably about three to three and a
half knots.
In view of this excellent sport,
and the unlikely possiblily of an
other s.iilfish being boated this
season, il was deemed to be in
the best interest of coestal fisher
man to continue the round-up to
include this prime sport.
Plans are being maoe already
for next year's affair. II will be
bigger than ever, with more prizes
and it is planned to start operali lg
the first of July ;'nd rund the
round-up until tho first of November.
Lejeune Marines
Swamp Mississippi
59-0 Sunday
The I.eieune Mai'inc eleven on
Sunday at Camp Lejeune scored
an 'overwhelming victory over the
USS Mississippi, 590. In a free
scoring wide-open game the Ma
rines took control immediately
after the kickoff with Dock Stein
scoring on the second play of the
game with a 39-yard run.
Alter a blocked kick deep in
Mississippi territory, Frank Mak-
sin, and Big Hipps combined nice
runs, with Maksin going over for
the score. Opening up an effective
Bobby Matthews (G). Crump Ful
chcr (G), Tommy Bennett (F), all
freshmen; Harry Fitzpalrick (G),
Tommy Guthrie (('), sophomores:
and Charles Macy (F), a junior.
Boys' and girls' teams will plav
a 2(game slate this year, their
first contender to he Maysville. on
the Morehead City hardwood, No
vember 19.
Mis Crosby Page, a Maltha Iter
ry (Ga ) college graduate, teach
nig tins year at .iorehead fit v
has relieved Mr. Talliert as men
lor ol the girl's squad.
Twenty two girls are out this
year, which includes nine letter
v carers. They arc as follows: Kl
sic Willis (F), Baltic Jean Bell
(F) . Jo Windell (Fl, Nancy Dec
rickson (Ft. Betty Jo Midgett
((J), .lane Jones (G), Judy Perry
(G) , Bertie Lee Warren (F).
The girls arc practicing each at
ternoon belou the boys begin and
arc already working out in scrim
mage.
passing attack, they scored for the
third time in the quarter as Ptak
passed to Wesfali.
Lejeune scored twice in the sec
ond quarter with another pass and
a long run, and then knuckled
down to stop the only scoring
threat of Mississippi.
Hipps, Maksin, Moody, and Mar
tin monopolized the' play for the
second half, each scoring once.
Scorers: Maksin, 2, Hipps 1,
Stein 1, Moody 1, Wcstfalls 2,
Steep 1, Martin 1.
Conversions: Stein 2, Bayless 1,
Stecpc 1, Hipps 1.
NARVIK, Norway (APT
In Narvik a sailor climbing"1!?
gangway to his ship stumbled and
fell into the sea. People ran o
help, and a rope was lowered dovsrt
to him from the quay. The strug
gling sailor pulled a bottfle' Jf
brandy out of his pocket, tie4-ttfe
rope carefully around it,,, and
shouted: "Hello folks, save 'the
bottle first." The only brandy
store of the town was closed, owtatg
to a strike.
Ceramic tile has played air'tni
portant role in Near Eastern) ar
chitecture for almost 3,000 years.
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$50.00 IN CASH TO BE GIVEN AWAY
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Redecorated Bowling Alleys and Pool
Tables Refinished & Rebuilt Like New
THE IDLE HOUR IS ADDING A NEW GAME
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