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PAGE SIX ■s wrfdfh mpfire ! sue or wrrw ecru eyes I CrEN. A NOVICE AIMING A <3ON, uaSTINCTIVELX j I . soui Nils down the I J r' BARREL, CLOSING I '4/ «**&&«*. oil CAPPING HIMSELF I MOLP YOUR FIRE UNTIL . WATERFOWL ARE WITWiN " __ RANGE. FOR EVERY PUCK r BROUGHT POWN AT CO r —i J. -A- w igfc die. (Sil'iffS J viy 4yi Ml • y but if *>o shoolp imppgn PoeSNT TAKE MANY <3OOO - Em S'IXEP WAVES, HITTING Tae Si PE, TO FILL TNG BOAT 71 - =s*s* IT IS ALWAYS SAFER k U - 1t) HAVE A COMPANION Wlfjt r -l ' - you in case of trouble State Wolfpack Gagers Meet st. John And Dartmouth This Week !NEW YORK IIP Christmas Week is tournament time in col lege baskeball and topping the fes tivities this week are the Big Seven and Southwest Conference tournaments and the holiday fes tival at New York’s Madison Square Garden. The Yuletide court program opens tonight with a four-team tournament in the University of Detroit's field house with Du - quesne the favorite. The Big Seven shindig starts Fri day at Kansas City, including all the teams in that circuit plus Yale University. The southwest Confer ence show starts in Dallas the same night and will include all that league’s teams plus Arizona. Also starting Friday are two tour neys for smaller colleges, the Hof stra tournament at Hempstead, N. Y., and the Sioux Falls, S. D., tourney. The Garden festival begins Sat urday night with eight invited teams topped by La Salle, the na tion's No. 2 ranking team. Several more tournaments start next Mo idav. including the Sugar Bowl, the Gator Bowl, the Dixie Classic, end the All-College tourna ment at Oklahoma City. Regular competition will be slim this week because of the holidays, but the offerings will be select. Illinois the nation's top-ranked team, which posted its third win on Saturday night by 73-58 over Butler, will' seek its second Big Ten triumph Tuesday night against Minnesota and then will meet Ohio State cn Saturday. ] | Feeds —— Seeds j I! Fertilizers oDUNW PCX SERVICE) X R. H. GO A# WIN. Manager J j CARi -1 SItCKS j NAYLOR-DiCM? ’ OIA? SUM Fh v-i Hwv tlunJ LEE'S 24 Hour Road Truck Terminal (£sS) And Wrecker Service PHONES 2727 2052 FAYETTEVILLE HWY. DUNN. N. C. Intersectional games will bid for the spotlight with St. Louis espe cially active. The Billikens meet Brigham Young tonight, fourth ranked Washington in the only big game on Christmas Day and Wash ington again on Friday night. An important intersectional bill is the double header at Madison. Wis.. on Friday with California meeting Wisconsin and lowa play ing Oregon. All four teams move to lowa City the next night with J .California playing lowa and Ore gon meeting Wisconsin. North Carolina State. ranked eighth nationally, prepares for ne\i week’s Dixie Classic by going against St. John's on Tuesday and Dartmouth on Saturday. There were several important casualties among the top-ranked teams during the weekend. Meet ing unexpected defeat were third ranked Kansas State, fifth-ranked: Oklahoma A and M. and seventh -1 ranked UCLA and Seton Hall just managed to beat little St. 1 'Pete r’,s. of Jersey City. 67-.66. Kansas State, after winning im pressively Friday night over Notre Dame, took an 30-63 drubbing from Michigan State. Notre Dame re bounded to whip UCLA, conqueror of Michigan State on Friday, 68-60. Tb- 1 Oklahoma Aggies bowed to Colorado. 56-55. in a game lhat «aw ini free throws, and Brigham Young was tripped by Oregon t- te 67-65. I a .Salle defeated Stanford. 95-80 Earlier in the week, the second > .inked Explorers defeated Dayton. Southwest Missouri Arizona, and Santa Clara. Southwest Missouri earne back from that loss to win the NAIA tournament. beating Portland 11. in the final round Sat- j urday, 79-69. In other games Saturday. Wash ington downed California, 99-88. North Carolina State routed Texas Tech. 80-55: Holy Cross trounced St. John’s 81-62; Navy crushed j Harvard, 85-62: Indiana downed ! Michigan. 88-60; St. Louts beat Texas Christian, 73-59; St. Bona- j venture blasted Siena. 65-46, and Missouri beat Wyoming. 64-58. Duke Faces 8. W. Team The strong George Washington r Colonials face Duke, last year’s *«inwne”t finalist... in an impor tant Sonthern Conference basket bail game tonight but for the most part. Christmas week scrapping for } Ipii—'o teams is scattered. GW bounced back from a defeat -t the hands of North Carolina State last week and rolled up the highest score in its history in beating South Carolina 107 to 69 Saturday night in Washington. West, Virginia, with a 3-2 league j record, is expected to add to South 1 Carolina’s woes in a two-game i series with the Gamecocks begin- 1 "e tomorrow nieht. South Caro- Vpn has a 0-2 league record. North Carolina State. 4-1 in the | conference, goes after its eighth win of the season against only one ’oss in Madison Souare Garden [ crvght against St. Johns. The Wolf j oack return to Raleigh for a game avainst Dartmouth next Saturdav I ’i< r bt. Until Jan. 3. the date that the j current Co-leaders of the confer- Classified Ads I FOR SALE: One boys and one girls bicycle. Excellent condition except tires. See T M. Stewart, Lillington, N. C. or at The Daily Record Of fice. 12-22-3tc J FOR RENT: Four room du j Dlex apartment. Freshly I oaint°d. Hot, water heater. ■See Jerry Butler at Butler & Carroll Drug Co. 12-22-3tc + SPORTS SIDELINE + BY SONNY CARR The local beys’ and girls’ cage teams wound up their pre-holiday schedule’s Thursday night against Anderson Creek and they will be idle until Tuesday night, Jan. 6th. In four games the girls have won two and lost ttfo and the ; boys have the same record. The girls looked awkward in their .first loss against | Boone Trail against the superior height cf Boone Trail.) They showed considerable improvement in the second | game against Benhaven although they lost by five points, i in the third contest they played a terrific game in which j it seemed they could do" no wrong winning by a 19 point j margin, and they had no trouble racking up an easy vie-] iory against Anderson Creek. The girls look as if they I have found themselves'and could come up with a winning] combination. They have three good forwards in Catherine ]. White, Betsy Lee and Martha Ann Butler,,and plenty of re-1 i serve strength. The biggest trouble that the girls have j come up against is their fouling. It cost them the Ben- j haven game when ail of their experienced forwards fouled i out. The competition will be keen after the holidays so the | i girls have to curb their louling to be one of the better teams 1 in the conference. The boys got off to a slow start against Boone Trail also as they looked rusty on their court press and their fast break attack was hampered by the size of the Boone Trail gym. In the second contest against Benhaven, Dunn ' looked fine in the first half L'ut had to scrap to come back i from behind in the second hall to win by one point. Again | at Angier the Waves played a gi’CJvt first half and left the 1 floor with a three point lead at the ualf. Angier rallied in | the second ’calf, led by Jimmy Mathews, and they beat the Waves bv a twenty point margin. In the Anderson Creek contest, Dunn simply had no competition against the much smaller school and they romped by fovrty points. Fouls have cost the boys more than anything else, 1 ! In the Benhaven game, Benhaven made 25 points, more then half of their 49, on foul shots. Fouls hurt Dunn considerably in the Angier game especially in the fourth quarter. In the Anderson Creek game Dunn committed 44 fouls and An derson Creek committed 30 fouls. Four Dunn men fouled out, one fouled out in four minutes!! It is a pretty sure thing that the Waves will be working on defense before the next contest. Their shooting accuracy has improved in the past two games and that one department that they needed improvement. Coach Waggoner will have hi 6 team whipped into shape for play before Jan. 6th, you can count on that. price Maryland and North Caro lina - square off with their 4-0 marks at Chapel Hill, the biggest show will be the fourth annual Dixie Classic at Raleigh. The Classic, beginning Dec. 29 for a three-day. 12-game run pits North Carolina State's defending champions. Di ke Wake Forest and North Carolina against Pennsyl vania llo'v Cross. Princeton and 3r'"har.’ Young. The N. C. State Wolfpack won h" th’rd intersectional game of tho easo i §atvrdgy night by beating T=-a Tech handily 80-55 as Bobby -opi .pt poured in 23 points. The ’P: ck after a shaky start, went into a full court press aiid outran Texans. Fio-mpp’s Purple Hurricane, led bv F'-ark Selvv and Neild Gordon, " o’.jo-rp l with h"d luck. The ' Hurricane dropped a 73-74 decision 'o Manhattan College in New York '•"he” a titnekapppr ri led that a fir.a' ba ■'■at bv Seh’v didn’t count. Cage Results Fast A piv PC, Middlpburv 76 R ffa’o 7b P irselaer 51 We tn ips.ter 71 Ce "n°gi“ Tech 62 °enn State 67 Colgate 55 Le Movne 72 John Carroll 65 Pittsburgh 68 Ohio U. 66 RUtTTS S 3. Drr.f.otp-’i eg Hofstra 84. St. Lawrence 48 Fairfield 68 St. Michael’s 50 Queens 71, Brooklyn Poly 53 South Auburn 71. Georgia 49 Florida 79. Miss. St. 75 Loyola 75 E. N. Mexico 56 Richmond 83, W“st Vi ginia 65 Ta. Tech 68. Texas Westn 56 S. F Austin 79. T'*xas Uuth, 69 N. E. La. 86. Sam Houston 64 E. Tenn. STC 71, Highpoint 60 Columbia 89 Tampa 51 Midwest Akron 70 Heidiebers 54 Carleton 74. Augustana 57 Balrid. Wallace 76. Xavier O. 75 lowa St. Tchrs. 74, N. Dakota 65 Kansas St. 80 Notre Dame 64 Kansas 83. SMU 66 Lawrence 76. Stevens Point 58 Loras 81. St. Mary's Minn. 63 Wavne Mich. 74. Memphis St. 63 Mich. Norm. 72. Westn. 111. 63 UCI A 60. Michigan St. 55 N, Dakota St. 76. St. John's 66 Westn. Reserve 73. Oberlin 59 St. Thomas 69. St. Ambrose 64 Mankato St. 72. Bemidji St. 70 Detroit Tech 75. Selfridge AFB 62 Southwest Tyler JC 103. N. Miss. 70 Trinity Tex. 98. Kelly Field 57 GET PEAK ANTI-FREEZE TODAY just Received A Car Load Don't Be A Last Minute Man Automotive Supply Co. DMI, 3T75 MINK, N. C. THE DAILY RECORD, DUNE, N. C. West Idaho St, 100. Colo. Mines 33 Utah 72, Wash. St. 57 Conzaga 77. Montana 69 Fresno St. 66 Whitworth 58 Washington 60. California 50 NAIA Tournament Marshall 103. Morninpsid? 100 James Miliikin 96 P 'l'khur. t 76 S. Misso: vi 66 Wabash 55 Portland 82. S V/. Texas 73 Markets iL'onnnued From I’age One) HOGS RALEIGH HR Hog markets: Fayetteville, Florence: Stronger on good and choice 180-240 lb. bar rows and gilts at 17.75. Smithfield: Slightly stronger at 17.50-17.75. Tarboso. Dunn Mt Olive. New Pern, Goldsboro. Washington. Wil mington. Jacksonville. Kinston, Rocky Mount. Luruberton. Marion: Slightly stronger at 17.50. Cough Help ftW LITTLE children For coughs and acute bronchitis due lo j colds you can now get Creomulsion , specially prepared for Children in anew j pink and blue package and be sure: (1) Your child will like it. (2) It contains only safe, proven ingredients. , 1 3) It contains no narcotic* to d»- I turb nature’s processes. (4) It will aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed throat and bronchial membranes, thus relieving the cough and promoting rest and sleep. Ask for Creomulsion for Chil dren in the pink and blue package. CREOMULSION FOR CHILDREN relieves Coughs. Chest Colds, Acute Broackitit | ONE | ISTOPJ INSURANCE SERVICE AUTO • FIRE LIFE Million* know Farm Bureau insurance for its low cost, broad coverage auto policies. But did you know your Farm Bureau representative can also give you sound, econom ical protection with over 60 different type* of insurance coverage? Before you buy or renew any insurance consult EDWARD GODWIN FCX Bldg. Phone 4491 Dunn. N. C. A&P’s Huge Variety, Low Prices and Dependable Quality Help You Enjoy a # i MBf iAg -..JMaMfct, "M ~ This Christmas, as usual, A&P offers you the pick of the Pountty’o i I finest flocks priced so low you’ll really believe in Santa Claus. \ /rktigtlftoS I Every one of these grand gobblers is plump and flavtr-perfect, I tender and broad-breasted. Come see! Come save! ® . >. (or evesV 00 *' „ rnt > s nlo n ‘ 1 Young Beltville White Broiler 4 to 7 Lb. Avg. _ \ TURKEYS •- S9t m on° yed ““Suy <** **• \ Gardner s Grade A 1 nt«» at * MILK 1 qt. 25c il *SALMON -37 c : Sunnyfield a&p stores / FLOUR -------10 lb. bag 75c closed ££ CHEESE - lb. 51c < ALL DAY I 4 Hormel v thur. * Friday I 6 BACON lb. 49c DEC to a M 8 | Armour’s Star 12 16 lb. avg. Short Shank Smoiked Skinned OMN ALL DAY WED. I I HUfilS -- - - -- - |jj. 57C J| 1 CREAMERY BUTTER lb. 78c | I MARGARINE Golden Maid - - - lb. 20c 1 | 1 I -m over 2/8 NuU and Fruttl jBPj _; ; i * Fruit Cakes W j%.* *3Wjg|^;* Christmas Mix 1? 19c .«f Bread %^2oc And many ether Chocolate—Stick T _ ln4 H(rd Jane Parker Attractive A Decorated ; jp& CHRISTMAS CANDIES Christmas Layer Cake W “• 65cj !■ festive Foods nMHBjSi at A«P-Low Prices | Mincemeat - - -19 c ORANGES fjr B-Lb. OQ„ y. *» Q 7,1 Apple Cider - - .*S*49c **„*■»*" * Stuffed Olives - Grapes 15c Beets H trisc Crispy Wineaap Swansdown dr Sno Sheen Apples -------- y.l 59c cake Flour - -39 c *• Ann Page Jf“ p s l ■„ .. 00. Tomato Soup - 3“?.f 29c Cranberries ------» 33c J.JL f* L Peaches -- - - *SJ*25c KUt .'LI," ■"‘ " °® Cocktail ... -23 c Chestnuts ------- 23c <*~ ut a - i4c ■k A 6P. . Delmonte Sliced Bananas ---- -- Z Zac pineapple -- - .*&: 29c Juicy Mae «’• A 84'a V-8 Vegetable Grapefruit s -■ ■ 4 For 23c cocktail -- - - ■• < s 35c Kr”=,• -* 7 ‘ F-sy To _ I Tea Bags ■ ■ • 35c !W™“ ' fwnato Juice -- ■“ 27c Potatoes ---- -- 10 *■■ 57c Pineapple -- - • 23c - NUTS Ann Page Preserves B walnuts ¥£ 45c Strawberry "“ ■ * *Jar" 27c ALMONDS 8t 39c ft* , s£Sfe« a Maywniße - -49 c harmh gjfjapß H 8 O’Clock ■ *« 77c 3 Lb. Bor 2.25 Prices to thle ad effective torn Dee. STth. * MON t i
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