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The front bedroom which opens
into the living room by means
of a pair of sliding doors, can
be used as a television room,
study, guest room, or sickroom.
There arc two other bedrooms,
with wardrobe closets, combina
tion kitchen-dining room and a
full basement.
Coat closets arc provided for
both entrances, broom closet in
the stair hall, two closets and a
linen cabinet in the hall.
Cabinets occupy opposite walls
in the kitchen. rThe sink is un
der the front window, range on
left and refrigerator on right
with dining space left in the
end of the room.
frame construction is used, witn wide siding and asphalt shingles.
Plans call for overall dimensions of 24 feet by 42 feet. Floor
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Morehead City Leads Tidewater Finish
Nancy Robinson,
Captain Nelson
Win Sailing Races
Shanghai Challenge, Gib
Arthur Trophies Bagged
In Weekend Competition
Nancy Kobinson and Capt. Char
lie Nelson led all More head City
sailors Saturday and Sunday as
they took winning honors in the
Shanghai Challenge and (lib Ar
thur trophy races respectively.
Saturday Miss Robinson led the
field of Comet captains over an ex
tended course leading from down
town out to Fort Macon ami re
turn to capture the trophy that her
brother, Don P. Robinson, won last
year.
Runnerup was Toddy Parker
with Booker Cunningham coming
in third. The trophy was donated
in 1941 by Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Par
sons of Shanghai, China, as a ges
ture of thanks to Morchead City
sailors who had shown their sons
many courtesies while visiting
here.
Captain Nelson won the (iib Ar
thur trophy for the second year in
a row. Last year he led the field
in the (lib Arthur handicap lace
to take the winner's prize. Entries
in the Shanghai race are handicap
ped according to the size and class
of their boats.
Captain Nelson won first place
sailing the Salty Waters, a 21 -foot
sloop. Thurlow Whealton, sailing
the Ace of Spades, a 22-foot sloop,
placed second with Miss Robinson
taking third in her Comet.
The Gib Arthur trophy was do
nated in 194H by Dec Gee Bell in
memory of Capt. Gib Arthur of
Morehead City who had done so
much to foster sailing locally dur
ing the 1930s. In 1946 Capt. Gib
Willis won it, Dr. Don K. Kobinson
won it in 1947, Thurlow Whealton
in 1948 and last year Captain Nel
son was winner.
Nan O'War Overlooked
In Slakes Race Naming
New York (AP) Man o' War,
stilj considered by most as the
greatest of race horses, does not
have a major stakes raee named
for him. However, Hamhletonian,
a flop as a trotter, lends his name
to the classic stake anions stand
ard-bred horses ? the Hambleton
ian.
By the half-bred Ahdallan out of
a mare of dubious ancestry known
Beaufort Wins 1
In Concluding
Beaufort eame out best in three I
Karnes played during the final !
weekend of Tidewater League reg
ularly scheduled play, losing to
llavelock Thursday night, 9-3, and
winning over Newport twice, 11-2
Saturday night at Beaufort and 17-4
Sunday afternoon at Beaufort.
Havelock's K. Norman turned in
a fine pitching job Thursday night, 1
! holding Beaufort to only one hit by
' Elvin Davis while his teammates
! halted off 11 hits from the pitching
I of Beaufort's Koontz and Owens.
Norman also did the best hitting
job of the night with two for four.
V'. Norman and Blevens had two
for five each for the winners.
Score by innings:
k ii t:
I Have lock 010 050 021 -9 11 5
Beaufort 001 200 000?3 1 5
, Saturday night Koontz turned in
a winning pitching job to compcn
' sate for his loss Thursday as he
held Newport to lour hits. Lang
dale was losing pitcher for Ncw
i port.
Mundy. Sadler and Russell with
I three for five each were best Beau
fort batters, followed by Davis, two
for four, and Kay Hassell, two for
; five. All of Newport's four hits
i were scattered.
i Score by innings:
It II
Newport 000 000 011- 2 4
| Beaufort 440 110 1 Ox ? 1 1 14
Sunday Beaufort battels had a
field day, collecting 21 hits with
'eight of Beaufort's batters maik |
ing up two or more hits apiece,
(lould was losing pitcher while Fred
Taylor, who was relieved by Owens
in the fifth, was winner.
Ray Hassell with two for two was
best Beaufort batter followed by
Longest with three for four. Oth
ers who had two or more hits were
Davis. Applegate, Sadler, Mundy.
Koontz and Russell.
Guthrie had two for four for
Newport.
Score by innings:
K II
Beaufort .'>01 010 202 17 21
! Newport 010 002 001 4 5
| as the Charles Kent marc, Hamble
toman, according to one authority,
I "could never develop a speed equal
| to a mile in three minutes ? 3:18
to be exact," but was valued as a
stallion because his great grand
sire was the thoroughbred Mcssin
| Some have attributed his success
| at stud to the fact that some of
j the 1,915 mares to which he was
bred over a seven year span had
! to produce some good horses.
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 fr 7
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ON U.S. 70 - JUST 5 MILES FROM "
MORE HEAD CITY
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Two, Drops One
League Games
New Names Vie
For Labor Day
Greyhound Honors
With the nightly tempo leading
up to the Labor Day double-header
(matinee and evening program for
the first time in history), the grey
hounds at Morehead City's dog
track are waging a free-for-all at
the winners circle.
New names slip into the head
lines for the nightly races which
begin at 8:15 a.m. at this beautiful
coastal track.
Much has been written about
such champions as Gerommo, Still
Wandering, Tushado, Hut I Do and
Chan's Boomer, but how about a
quick look at some of the others?
Each of these greyhounds has
taken five first places in the cur
rent meeting, and they bear watch
ing for the Labor Day matinee and
evening events.
Randy's Lad is the heaviest,
weighing 71 pounds. The brindle
dog owned by L. W. Kandall has a
record of five first, two seconds
and a third in 16 starts.
Rolling Betts is the lightest,
scaling only 54 pounds. But this
red brindle dog. owned by Kozy
Kennels, has started 20 times for
five wins, two seconds and four
ihirds.
Best Rube, a brindle dog owned
I by Don Branson and weighing 58
' pounds, shows five wins, five plac
I es and one show for 20 starts.
(?eneral Rivets, a black dog own
tod by L. W. Randall, has five wins,
a couple places and a single show
I in 18 starts. He weighs 65 pounds.
| Rolling Buck, owned by James A.
j Silipo, had a 5-1-1 record in 16
! starts, while Desert Joe. owned by
I Joseph Kppich, has a similar mark
in 14 starts.
Norehead City
Softball League
Rcsulta
Thursday
Jaycees 0. Tide Waler 5,
Friday
Jaycces 7. American Legion (!.
Coast Guard 15, REA 7.
Final Standings
Lions
I Tide Water
I Jaycces
i American Legion
Coast Guard
REA
Won Lost Pet.
14 1 .933 i
14 4 .77H
1 1 !> .550 1
8 11 .421!
8 12 4(H) |
5 13 .218
Seeond Outing
East Lansing. Mich. ? (AP)
Michigan State and Michigan's
football game next Sept. 30 will he
the second of the season for the
Spartans, marking the first time
since 1946 that the game has not
I been the season s opener for both
! teams. State meets Oregon State
I the week before.
Morehead City retained its lead I -
over all other Tidewater League
teams, a lead held since the first
game of the season, during the fi
nal weekend of regular league play
by defeating Midway Park twice, |
17 3 and 7-1.
Morehead definitely was super
ior in both games, maintaining
leads that Midway never was able
to threaten Sharpc was winning
pitcher Saturday at Morehead with
Webb pitching the win Sunday at
Midway.
Seven Morehead batters managed
two hits or more in Saturday's win.
Lockey led with three for four,
Jack Wallace. Kelly, Benton, Bud
Wallace. Dcibcrt and Lambert had
two each. No Midway batter man
aged more than one hit.
Score by innings:
R II K
Mid. Park 020 000 000 2 3 3
Morehead 016 030 32x 15 17 0
Sunday at Midway hitting for
Morehead still was heavy with 12
hits made. Lockey with two for
three. Lambert with two for four
and Jack Wallace with two for five
were best Morehead batsmen.
Sanders of Midway turned in the
best batting chore of tue weekend
with a perfect three for three.
Rudasics had two for four.
Score by innings:
It II
Morehead 001 003 102 7 12
Midway Park 000 001 000?1 5
Softball League ;
Playoffs Begin
Final playoffs in the Morehead
City Softball League began last
night with three more nights of
play promised this week before the
league champion can possibly be
chosen
Last night the four lowest teams
in the league, REA, Coast Guard. |
American Legion and Javcees, "
played two games in the first con '
tests of the double elimination se
ries.
Tonight the winner of the REA
Jaycee contest will meet the win
ner of the Jaycee-Coast Guard -
game. The losers in those two
games will meet in the second game *
tonight.
Tomorrow night the league's two
leaders. Lions and Tide Water,
will play in the first game The
second game will see the loser of
the first game tonight meet the
winner of tonight's second game.
Thursday night the series will
progress even farther with the win
ner of Tuesday's first game playing ,
the winner of Wednesday's first
The second game Thursday night
has the winner of the second game J
Tuesday meeting the loser of Wed- j
ncsday's first game.
(iametime for the softball con- 1
tests is 7:30 EST in Wade Brothers |
park, Morehead City.
Ilorsintf Around
Detroit (Al?) Coaches of
the Detroit Lions have decreed no
more "horsing around" for rugged
recruit tackle Thurman McGraw,
former Colorada A&M star. Mc
CJraw, the Lions' No. 2 draft choice
for the 1950 National Football
League season, once won a college
student dare to wrestle a horse.
The six foot, four inch, 235 pound
er, suffered a bruised leg for his
effort.
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Hester Succeeds
[albert As Coach
Morehead City high school
'oach Gannon Talbert has been
lamed director of athletics and
lead basketball and baseball coach
vhile Charles Hester has been ap
)ointed head football coach in a
shifting of athletic responsibility
it the school. Principal G. T. Win
lell announced yesterday.
Before football practice began
his year it was planned to have
oach Talbert act as head football
oach, also, Windell said, but with
he addition of Coach Hester, an
?xperienced football player and
rained coach, to the high school
acuity, the change was decided on
Coach Hester will act as assistant
lasketball and baseball coach while
.'oach Talbert will assist in foot
tall coaching duties, the school
principal added.
Morehead City's completed 1950
oothall schedule was also released
?y Windell. The schedule follows:
?ept. 15: Vanccboro here; Sept.
!2: Beulaville there; Sept. 29: Rich
ands here; Oct. Beaufort at
ilorehead; Oct. 13: Swansboro
here; Oct. 20: Swansboro here; j
>et. 27: Beulaville here; Nov. 3;
ipen; Nov. 10: Eichlands there;
<Jov. 17: Vanceboro there; and
4ov. 23 (Thanksgiving): Beaufort'
t Beaufort.
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