THE MEW BERN SUN-JOURNAL
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOV....;-... Z$tMZZ
X
''vIi0cak',To'-I!!Ieet Sanford Bfext
' ' ' , , ? -. .... .-. -.'..'
i
Ntv Will Pin v
In Finds ; On Friday
And -ffftv. ' tffef-v.cft-tfa; p-xactly
: sf .w 'trow ML yP last yer, Just
CM more tt&m remains to be - upset
ind then tha. Eastern championship
is obrti ". .'" .: .. ;.
JUast yer it . was Fayetteville who
contested la-;-the '-finals-: with,-New
Uern. FayetteviUe iucceede.in tak?
1. j home he bacon. , ,
This year j,t silll be Sanford has
r rong - hopes., of trampling all over
i Cravi.ti county., ladi and of .earn.
J t the right to meet tii.e . TV Cstern
f amrlons.
:-. I? he wordi of the Shakey Shakesr
I t r-rflanf ord. :ba&; , another gyess
iiTv.-Bfernrlfcn't going to e halted
t season Ukb she - was last-. ,; The
I nTs. :are determined . to win next
- lay's contest. Or bust every pair
,?r:-9nderg,-w6rn'.oa' the team.
.t'?;.Ji fans-fcelieve that they're go
. ; to succeed in their efforts, Those
who saw the boys play ring-around-the-ro&y
lUh Rqeky Mount : yester
day expressed themselves as being
doubtful that a high school team -exi
isted in the country-that could check
the New JJern crowd. The team
played a wonderful game yesterday.
Philips, . Wtytfprd anl JfcSorley . hit
the JinMJke pte,am-rollers and plowed
their . way through, ail opposition.
3impon!s fast work alao was a fea
ture of the game. There j aren't,,
better palu.ef ends' anywhere than
Captain Dill and B.obJ McSorley. In
the line Duval, Henries, Griffin. Mor
ton and E.. McSorley aland ready to
ward off all-opposing attacks, in ad
dition, the'lopala fcave a good string
of substitutes lyho can be relied up-.
on- .
And now everyhocly is waiting eag
erly fop-net Friday to roll around
Quite aiuraber of fan are expected
t Qtakfi the trifl to Raleigh to see tho
game. - . ? . ' -. -v.
HUCK FINN AND TOM SAWYER - " - -
By DWIG
-J
isboro and Monroe
f Si:
in
is
a r:
emoon
4
C !1
.3
-
t
rer..tbro' v ji!h . ecbdol " ioottoa-H
lad, " which meet- the Boftroe highs
the petnl-flnal for the champion-
'p . of we&tern NottH : Carolina- at
.arlotte ;.thia afternoon,- left' ehortr
after iioj yesterday fot piivaqp
liege,, where yesterday afterriobn at
o'clock, they ; held, seeret iEf4cti.fg
. Spruht field .. under the super-
ion (ft fcoafch "Roster"' McFadden,
ner -Divlddon'. star. - . .
iirjy this morning the gquad went
Charlotte ani every player is In
od hape for the crucial cpntest. If
tenboro wins xhjs afternoon either
hevllleyot- Charjopt fill be Played
fop the niestern championship; if
Monroe wind, , why " Greensboro, will
imply Tae out of tha state., contest thw
year. . "
local players are conceding ;nothing
to' Monroe, foy they have .finally
rounded into condition, and are in
aha pe to gave the onroe, . bunch a
runT-Tbe Oak Ridge game last week
phPWSd the playprs to be .-working
together splendidly and con"1nced
supporters that the line was capable
of holding pff the opposition, . -A
number of high, tschool students
and other suppprters of the eleven,
including several business men, vil'
go to Charlotte this mornnjg so a.v
to be present for the game.
.wo Quarters Being
; . ; Used By Virginia.
' s-'w.w iW1
f&wl ill- WvmL J v! 1-.-1
Sejp ' ' 1 '
' ' .''...'"''.. - ., ..'.- "l "..'......:...,'
r. o. lvimer nere rocr
jR. B. Miner,1 the golf "pro," who'
was here during the summer months
and helped ao materially in stirring
up interest in the pastime at the
Country Club, arrived in the-eitv
again yesterday - evening and "Will be
here for the next : two or' three
months. He ' waa accompanid by
Mrs. Mihner. .
Local golf . fan-and . theif ; nunn
beryls increasing - atcfadilyrrrwHl be
glad to see Mr. Miner again, tie was
"discovered" last winter down in
Florida by E. K. Bishop while,; tha
latter was down in -that state on a
Visit. Mr. Rislrop Induced hint to crfme
to New Bern- and help coach the local
players; Those were the days . when
Dr. Z: V. Parker was making the
rounds in fe3, and Goion Dunn got all
puffed up because he made the course
one Friday afternoon In 75. Mr. Min
er, wa sof inestimable aid to the golf
e and- hi instructions soon- began
CHArXOTTrsVlLE, -Va.,- 5Iqv. 24.
-r-T we Quarterbacks are being used
to r?!ieral the Virginia-, team, -each of
; taking -a-hand v at .gunning ( the
i during the fames ant alternat
3 in charge f the first and -second
.ty "elevens during practice per--'33.
-Apd both thee mnt Foste i;'d
cCcy, will probably have a-try-4:
-ivir.g the tej.n.tht(?uh te victory,
ver Morth.-Carolina a -week lron this
"rsTion. i'- "'. - :. - -' - ..."
All 6f . the five quarterbacks -An, the
Jrangft- and -Blue . squad ar omiw,ra-
yely nepf rifcncf.d tne. , foster
lade, his letter :.on the jl921 eleven
hen- he. hclpjed Carringt(n and -"Witt
nd he has a year's edge eji .Mooy,
amsfon. i.Kanjiner' and Fly. ' Camer
n and Kammer )hav& been in -reg-.ar
game for nljt" s.-few minutes
x . lr -
U fa - R ' r j ia ..i rf y-j ye vt
nenom. .ioAdeiit or tram l&u atabtf knm cucoix
or oiner jsar i.jftAV'. !..'Nfc. wol qincfcy tulolepu
r. :ial eiirnptk ui riv Of no chAifel: wili be
v lofay for fn uuuiuUM faoeUtt outicd (utfaW ia
"STAri LAl! S r?ATC Jl
-T.y : '- - NASHVILLE, Ttr.
and Fly as .'yet to; gel; Into actual
combat. - '
McCoy usually starts the game for
Virginia, being , replaced '.by Foster
after the game has prgoressed a quar
weiras Jhe iaverage tiuarterback ,it is
Faster who. can throw the ball as ac
curately a many men can deliver a
baseball- Foster is perhaps a. better
wnwa1,' though the Virginia- quarter
backs carry the ball. Infrequently.
t In getCiny jradv for North Caroli'ia
the Virgini coaches are not forcing
the men, but are- putting them fc-r-
wara a lime, ai it lime, iijumiiiy wriiii
mages" against the scrubs "are .'being
run ' Instead of thev"hard play that
usually precedes a big game. But with
six more, afternoons to work Virgin-
la wilL be; in flgliting trtm this , time
next week.
Virginia's first year eleven , Is also
getting ready to take ' th measure of
North".' Carolina . for the ..youngsters
iWho hnr been 'W-ooliag. on,.JLefevre
;fiejd-un(!ir paacliosi' "'..JfUnehari,' and
Hankina -t to Chftpet .Hill;rf xt.5ve.d
nesdav to play, the Carolina fresh -men-,
on the eve of the bis. game here.
ROCKY MOUNT
WILL - DECIDE
' Oil FRANCHISE
- " ' i .......
Meeting of Virginia League
Moguls. Will Be Held To
night at Norfolk Hotel
should take a chance in a decision
bout at least once 'every six months.
Tie case .of Champion Johnny
Kilbane of the featherweight divi
sion is the moat glaring example of
how niis condition ' is abused. t
bana absolutely refuses to defend hie
title unless guaranteed a su mthat is
possibilities. The promoters are en
titled to a good cut and the challen
ger a fair sum, but. the demande
made by Kilbane make such a thing-
out of the question.
to; show ? their efteet. . t '.R
Todays Paul ftttnget, .Jenry' Itendr-.' ..
son and" ir. Jones have" each hnf)r
up a 39, awhile -'Joe Barbrey Ls" close -
upon thel trail with' a 4 0 Owen Dunn
sprung ... a sensation last Week by" '
shoot a 43. Practically-all of the regv.
Ulare are- now playing; tfnderM.",
.''Tes.'.rve. heard about; '4i,j-'"w
Mr: MJner'a-; comne'ht ; laatT.olgWt.
vthese'; fellows -are getting aUobeffti
er too good. But,-.-aat. remarked Iwt
summer, there'.; excellent, goltiha--terlal
here and there's ho- rfeaeoii: why
sortie nne players shouldn't-.deteldc '
Mr; Miner has been spending' the"
last" threes or. i four months- ln and
aroundVBridgeUorti, CohV. 'Durlhfc the
fall Jie took part in atiu'hiber of hV
tion&l arid- sectional 'tourhamenw. Al--"
thought he didn't Become apattonSLj 1
hero, he. made. borne- of thtf'starsvdqT
their - durndest.to turn" in a . lower .
wrore than his . . - -..'vt
North Carolina Woman Tell
Of The Gsnditibns In Eurci
tSPRJLV N. '?. NO. . a5'.4"tne
ehedow o patr6r fhtHef test of the
peace wKh m pt peeers- over an
Europe.-'-' - . -. .-''
. This statenJeril w$a( iad tor fh6
Associated press today bS. B.
Frahlf Mela ne. o Spry,- who' ha jirtt
retutned front a. four or Eurb and
a second visit ai'thd gueaf f icing
Ferdinand and ilueefi Marie;- Rou
maiiia. .. '. '. . ' .
Airpost everyhefe we wentoi? the
eohtinent,- she eaid "w$ fourfd con
AUiona of unrest,, either active fftid
meeting In some countries or th pes
pie . hopcleds and embittered' hi, oth
ers. : '., . ,. . - .'.-.
"Austria proTsabiy la the most ft
pathetic. Vienna ia like", the husk of
Its formejf brilllaht selfon'ce a bfeaut
Hful city. Jilted with life, light and
out o
Fight fans are a bit tired of cond!
tions In, several classes, notably the
middleweight and
gaiety, Hot" nW ftftlty.-oT "iltibirt 'ftr!
depression, the-" peep" tbfc-upper
claaar&s dr ;ia jabeoautenfetft' and the
streets--are filled with besgirs; '- '
: "Ten, thousand i kronen were itaid"
for a copy of a New- Tdrir newbap
er .and many hundred thoHnfoV', -a
seat at the -opera. ' !. " "- i.V
"And the 'end is npt yet. Allv look:,
to America,, new a big: "brjitfie to th
world in: distress, ; for help;.; Tp"b-t4n-Amcrican:
today ent the " continent:.?
iDurope, is tcr be- regarded ad' the forV
tunate of , the-" earth.-;. JTq , poissei
American -moneys, either greenbAcJks
or gold,. Is to.be ;'byoad .the dreams
of a-varlce. . m:
TARBGKO, . JJov. .J .-rtKtristqn'
Highs Invaded Tarbords today sad- de
feated the Jocal eiev by the :.er.-
whelming score pi 4s fo 0c:.. At pp.
ftnything bu popular wltlr foters
featherweight. 1 niv r4n nf th ffV.rsrf t-irfa tstase of tne dime were the locals 'a
tPT? portion with .his drawing Johnny .Wilson and Johnny Kilbane mplayed. , ' , jmatch for th visitors", n .t.
tmmm t 1----- . - L--
READ SUN-JOCBXAI. WANT ADS
;'"'K:
1011
new bernn. c. -
'-:'.''' CHALQTTESVIfcLE, VA.
i"fiMJKSGIW6 MY
e-',
YJA
tTOLK-SDUTHERRRR
. ' . " - "" ' " ' . - . .
: Lv. New -Bern -.-,1 6 :20 P. M. Nov. 29th.
.Ar. Chirl6ttesvile .wt, 7UJ0;A.VM. Nov. 30th.1
Lv. tJhdrlotteVile ------1-7:30, P.'M. . Nov.'" 30th.
ArvNev ern i-:':14'A: M; Dec. 1st.
' :: - ' ' ' "' .i: - " '
.. - - ';,' ' : .-' ... . '
, Special private, sleeper will be chartered fox, party of
- 25 or more railroad fares, occupying sleeper from
time of leaving New Bern until return.
' Reservations must be made quick if space is desired.
: ForreservatiftnS'in chartered car see Mr. Parkhill
Jarvia - -' ' vv-J. '
v ROCKY MOUNT, N.: C,i Npv. 25.f
The Taj::JIeels will be represented at
the meeting of . the Virginia league di
rectors 'at "Wilson tonight, but beyond
that announcement , the status of
baseball here in 1923 remains 'Just
about aa- hazy as ever today. -
The. annual meeting of the league
directors wilt be. held at the. Cherry
hotel, wiLson tonight at 8:30, accord
ing to nercifss sent out by President
Wi S. Moye of this city. Numerous,
business matters, Including the, wind
ing up. of all affairs foi; the past; sea
son, -will come- before the meeting. It
Is generally . expected that the elecv
Lion of officers and the placing of for
feit money for the 1923 season will be
carried over until the. January meet
ing- of the league moguls. At least
that is the hope under which Tar
Heel representatives are working.
. The general-belief is prevalent here
that the local franchise will be. re
tained but the question && to just
wha vfillbe the barkers of the cluh
remains, a matter pC speculation. A
movement is' now under-way whereby
a, canvass is being made to get them
to ynderwrite the club, but just tyhat
progress -has been jtiade along thi
line could not be learned today. Af
ter - dropping, several ' thousand ' dol
lars last year because of lack of inter
est and poor attendance, te prtes
eflt owners want the stock divided
into smaller blocks so that the pro
portionate loss, If there is any, will
i be: smaller. They point out that-this
plan will either b worked out or
e!ae. the franchise change hands.
BOXING CO
NEEDHUIGE
Cbempiona Very Seldom Feel
It Essential For Them To
Defend Their Title
.1-.
ooooooo
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
p "
THE - STAR PA
WOftTtl fUE MONEY
Cm 4
TFIke
'' '' .
SI
rHE Star Car, the latest elation of
W. C. Durante the pioneer builder of
quality autombbiles for more than eight
een years, is being exhibited at
i - . - . - . .
'"if ' . ...,..',.
. -. ' . . . .
You will want to see the automobile
which attracted 27,000 in one day iii
Washington, and 59,000 in New York
during a three day exhibition ;
The Star Car changes' for all time the
standard of value in low priced cars
The Star is a real automobile, mad4 of
standarized, recognized mechanical
units
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. While the
action, of the New - York state boding
commission in declaring a numbqr of
titles void has been much ridiculed.
j It is, becoming more apparent that at
j least a step has been made in the
right direction.
While the Marquis
the b .
' lt'
v1
.t!lt .'
m:
rules covec
) thoroughly,' it.
f would have
it. contained
the defendi
champions vi"
1 It doesn't
contenders i .
have, some, ven
pionshi,p put
of Queensbury
game, very
'c. code
i had
&S to
i .. by the
.11... rjsSfS.
i-r to the logical
various titl-33 t.-j
n holder of a cham
t'tle in camphor
You will be proud to own a Star, and
you should by all means make it a point
to seethe latest creation of the main who
made famous such names as Durailt,
Cadillac, Buick, Chevrolet, Old9inobilo
"and other automobile products
balls and practically refuse to defend
it in. a decision bout unless given
most, of the loose money available.
There, certainly should -be a defi
nite ruling ts to f.ow often a ham- j
pion should deftnil his title during j
the course of a year. It seems that he I
Willis Motor Company
ZT he . star c a
R
v ..... .....; i: n
w o r t n j : t u b x m o h J c i 1 1 J
J
I
IS