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-? . i : .' ? ' i. * Friday, February 6. 1948 Central Cagers Lose To Wolves Ktnes Mountain Central hieh school basketball teams dropped a Western conference double-header Thursday (Jan. 29) to the teams from Llncolnton high school In Central gymnasium, the girls losing 28 to 24 and the boys, 39 to 31One of the largest crowds of the season watched the play, with both games providing plenty of excitement. Half time scores were: girls. Kings Mountain 9. Linaolnton 12, and boys, Central 16, Lincolnton 21. Coach Mabel Carpenter's sextet closed up to within one point, 18-19, of the Lincoln lassies at the end of the third quarter but couldn't stay with the fast visitors attack. Mary Lou Barnette led the game's V scoring with 14 points and Dot Johnson had 11.for Lincolnton. Coach Don Parker's charges were swept to a 15 to 6.first quarter deficit and fought an up-hill battle but were unable to gain ground. Third | quarter score was 9 points shy, 21 to 30, and a fast final stanza found the m locals 8 points back at the whistle. Jack Ruth led Central's scoring with 9 points and Lincolntort's Baker bncketed 19 points to take top scoring honors. Shirley Gabriel had 10 points for the Wolves. The double loss brought the local It : : \V?& ^ i , ???>* A clastic favorite that's a ' "must" among sports-minded men everywhere?Jarman's tar> and white saddle with red rubber soles and heels. Cv ' WOODWARD'S .. . " / . i ? . i : ANNIVERSA In observance of our se and as a gesture of appre are offering these special: Cold Waves Park Avenue Machineless Wcr ' Frederick .Machine . Tfinnre Mnnnla A^AUUU 1UVUULU ' ? " ? ? ? I ' | team's season average to 3 wins and 2 losses for the boys and 2 wins and 13 losses for the girls. * The lineups: I HEoaci tH, . I GIRLS ; KM (24) L (28) Barnette. 14 Craig. 8 Roberts. 2 D. Johnson. 11 Harrison McCurry. 9 ' Hoyle Wise Howell Shoriord Cody Gardner Half score?KM 9, L 12. j Subs?KM: Reynolds 4. Floyd < 4. Jackson, Golodh. L: Laney, Cagle, Bost, C. Johnson, Canipe, CornwelL Officials ? R. L. Conner and F. G. Hoyle. Scorer?Beulah Rhea. BOTS ! KH (31) L (39) Ruth, 9 Steve Gabriel, 3 "Medlin, 7 Boattie, 5 Mauney, 4 Baker, 19 Kuffstetlef. 6 Cornwall, 1 (Amos, 3 -Shirley Gabriel, 10 Half score ? KM 16, L 21. Subs?KM: Patterson. L: Low' den, Babb. Officials?Conner and Hoyle. Scorer?Roger McDaniel. Standard Oil Of N. I. Now Esso Standard Oil I The name of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey has been changed to the Esso Standard Oil Company, it was announced today by M..L. Rathbone, president of the company! ) The change was made to give for| ma'l recognition to the close assojcution which has developed in the public's mind over a period of years ! between the corporate name of the 'company and its Esso trade-mark. 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The company's radio program, for instance, is broadcast under the name of the "Esso Reporter." and its new home in a 31-st6ry office building at 15 West 5lst Street, New York City the newest of the Rockefeller Center group, is officially known as the Esso Building. Final rebuilding is going forward in the Woodward, Okla., tornado area where two nearby towns. Glazici and lliggins, in the Texas Panhan Idle, were virtually leveled and scor ifte nf nlfv nnH cuhttrhan hlAnlr-c r\i i Woodward were devastated. Heavies jcost item was for rebuilding and re pair in that relief operation in which aproximately $1,323,000 in Red Cross funds were expended and 10,000 per sons aidedin expediting emergency relief and also in the longer rehabilitatior operations during 1947, the Re< Cross has had the continued cooper ation of the U. S. Weather Bureau the armed services; local, state ant federal authorities; and of hundred; of other organized groups and indi viduals. 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