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WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. SATURDAY. JANUARY 31.

1942 FRIENDS TRIP TOWER HILL VOCATIONAL, WILMINGTON WIN FOURTEEN Cager Up High CLAYMONT RALLY DEFEATS CONRAD Brown Gains 42-23 Victory Over Boothwyn; High Defeats Regional Quakers Hand Rivals First Defeat, 53 to 29, Keep Own Slate Clean Dick Morrow, Danny Dallett Lead For Penn's Grove Quint Bows by 27-21 Score On Locals1 Court AM II j. lr lawaMsW'V WaaajamaaiaawMl Borecki, Janulewicz, Szostkoivski Feature Ninth Straight Win Special to The Morning News BOOTHWYN, Jan. 30 Dropping in field goals from every point on the floor to outscore the home club 18-10 from scrimmage, the undefeated Brown Vocational five of Wilmington handed Boothwyn High a 42 to 23 defeat in their basketball game here tonight for its ninth straight triumph. Taking a 6-4 lead at end of the opening period the Wilmington team's offensive gained momentum as the game progressed and at the end of the first hall Brown waa in front, 17-13. With Joe Borecki, Nick Szostkow-ski and Gabe Janulewicz doing the fancy scoring the visitors moved out to a 29-16 edge at the three-quarter mark and then sewed up the contest with 13 points in the final chapter.

Borecki carried off game scoring honors with 11 points, followed closely by Szosthowski with 10 and Janulewicz with nine. Bob Snyder paced the Boothwyn passers with nine. In the preliminary. Vocational High's. Jay Vees handed the Boothwyn Junior Varsity an 18 to 6 defeat.

BOOTHWYN I VOCATIONAL G. F. I G. F. Nelms Molier.c Preziuso.

Peters, Zetntck.g 10 2 4 19 4 19 Esdaie.f 2 10 2 Borecki.f 4 10 2 Saraga.c 4 0 4 3 11 0 8 113 Szostkowsfci g- 4 3 10 3 15 Wainwright.g 0 0 0 :Bor.kowski,g 0 0 0 Totala 10 3 231 Totals 18 6 42 SCORE BY PERIODS Boothwm 4 9 3 23 Vocational 6 11 12 13 42 Officials: Watkins and Hannigan. Respective Fives Wilmington Friends School's basketball forces tossed the undefeated record of Tower Hill into the discard last night on the home floor by scoring a 53 to 29 victory and at the same time ran its own unbeaten streak to six in succession. It was the first of the annual two-game series between the private school rivals and was witnessed by a crowd that jammed the Quaker gymnasium to capacity. Morrow Scoring Ace The Quakers shot to the front at the very start of the game and experienced little difficulty increasing the margin. Dick Morrow was the main cog in the Friends School attack.

He counted 12 times' from action and tossed in three fouls for good measure to carry off individual scoring honors with 27 points. Danny Dallett accounted for almost half of Tower Hill's total with five field goals and four fouls for 14 points. The Quakers outscored the invaders 22-13 in the opening half and 31-16 in the two final periods. Friends' Jay Vees tripped Tower Hill Jay Vees, 33 to 18. in the prelim, while in games played in the afternoon Tower Hill thirds topped Friends' Ninth Grade, 24 to 22, and the Midgets trounced Tower Midgets, 35 to 6.

TOWER HILL, I FRIENDS G. O. F. Dallett. Foster.

Wiswsll.e Bacon. i 0 0 4 14 Morrow, 0 10 Skilling.f 1 1 Wilhams.f 0 0 Burns. 0 0 steen 0 0 Gladding. 0 4 Eliason.g 0 0 Bradshaw.g 0 0 Berl.g 12 3 27 3 7 0 3 0 0 3 II Montaigne.g 0 Jones, 0 0 0 3choolm ter.g 3 Hioll.J 0 Brown. 0 Totall 12 5 29 Totals 22 9 53 SCORE BY PERIODS Tower Hill 5 8 829 Friends 12 10 16 1553 Officials.

Hurley and Ware. TOWER HILL J. V. I FRIENDS J. V.

Wilmington High School's basketball forces notched their second victory of the season yesterday afternoon on the home court, tripping Regional High of Penn's Grove. N. 27 to 21. The only other triumph recorded by the Red Devils in 10 starts this year was at the expense of Conrad School. After trailing 6-4 at the end of the first period, the Cherry and White outscored the invaders 12-6 in the second quarter to assume a 16-12 half-time advantage, a lead they held to the finish.

The New Jersey passers came within a point of the leaders during the third period, but Wilmington pulled away to its six-point advantage by topping the Invaders 6-1 in the final session. Henry Ma Olszewski again paced the Wilmington attack by scoring five times from action for a 10-point total. Cunningham of Wilmington was the second high scorer with six. Coombs and Peak were best for the Regional quintet with flvt points each. In the preliminary contest Wilmington High's Jay Vees downed Regional Jay Vees by the score of 17 to 10.

REGIONAL WILMINGTON G. F. G. F. r.

McKie.f Gerram.e Feak.c Harrington. Luzzo.g Coombs.g 0 4 Taiarowski.f 10 3 I 3 McCulhn.f 0 3 1 5 Burns. 3 2 Nagowski.e 0 0 Maionev.g 13 8 1 0 3 0 13 i 5 Matuazewski.c i 10 iBishop.g OOO Totala 8 5 211 Totals 13 3 37 SCORE BY PERIODS Regional 6 1 21 Wilmington 4 12 3 I 27 Officials: Moraa and O'Connell. One of tallest basketball players in U. S.

is Charles Halbert, of West Texas State College team, who stands feet 10. Teammate is Charles Johnson, feet 2, who disjoints scales while measuring Halbert. Blue Bombers Meet Sphas At Philadelphia Tonight BOOTHWYN J. V. VOCATIONAL J.

V. G. F. G. r.

Newl.f 0 0 0 2 15 Quann 0 2 2 DelGroasoJ 0 0 0 Murphv.f 10 2 10 2 0 0 0 Maio.f .000 Lyvhoge.c 0 11 Steedie.e 3 0 4 Ray.g 0 0 0 Barns. 0 0 0 Lupohc.g 0 0 0 Hambiski 113 Branch. 0 0 0 Graham. 0 4 4 Burdettg 0 11 Milewski.g 0 0 0 iComdori.g 0 0 0 Totals 1 4 g' Totala 6 18 REGIONAL JV I WILMINGTON JV G. F.

F. P. Press 1 1 Duszak.f 10 2 Biockson.f 10 2 Miller. 0 0 0 113 DiSabatino.f 10 3 Coombs.g 0 3 3 Ribickl.e 0 4 4 Wygand.g I 0 2Ciark.c 10 3 Lopes. 0 0 OSmythe.g 3 0 4 Ryan.g 0 0 0 Wadman.g 0 0 8 IMasten.g 10 3 0 11 Totals 3 4 101 Totala I 17 Eddie Anderson Scores Winning Basket to Clinch Extra-Period Clash, 28-27 Special to The Morning News CLAYMONT.

Jan. 30 Battling its way from behind in the fading moments. Claymont High's basketball team knotted the score against Conrad High and then went on to victory in an extra period, 28 to 27. Phil Nefl. held without a field goal in the early stages of the encounter, first knotted the count at 23-23 with a long shot, and after Dick Mettenet once more put the Redskins ahead, Neff again entered the picture to deadlock the score with another action goal at 25-25 just before the final whistle.

Claymont took a temporary lead in the overtime period on Marv Vernon's foul, but Bachman tallied a field goal for Conrad and It remained for Eddie Anderson to clinch the victory for the local passers by dropping a goal from near the center of the court. Lou Minutola of Claymont and Mettenet deadlocked for individual scoring honors with 10 points each. In the prelim Walt Taylor's Claymont Jay Vees downed Conrad Jay Vees by the score of 27 to 22. The scores: CONRAD I CLAYMONT O. F.

I O. P. Horn.f Wilson, Mettenet.e Bair.e Bachman. Wrlght.g 3 3 Minutola. 3 10 9 0 0 2 Saddler.I 8 Elliott.

3 10 Vernon, 0 0 Pyle.c 0 1 3 Veff.g rAbptanalp.g Totala 10 7 271 Totals 11 6 28 SCORE BY PERIODS Conrad 8 1 10 8 27 Claymont 7 2 8 11 28 Referee: Weiler. CONRAD JRS O. CLAYMONT JPS. G. F.

P. Hitchens.f Ellis.f Belton.f WJddekmd.e Elliott.e Gregg, Homiak.g Woolhyan.g Gotzmer.g Murry.g Boyer.g Fulton. 8 Mechell.f 7 Rvan.f 0 Kirk 2 Fannon.e 1 Hadley.c 0 Rhoades.g 0 Waters 0 Jones. 0 4 0 0' Totals 9 4 22 Totals 11 i 37 Referees: Oberle and Weiler. Rock Springs Badminton Team Tops Wagoner's Row Rock Springs defeated Wagoner's Row.

6 to 2, in a City Badminton League match on Thursday night. The summaries: Men's doubles Carpenter and Bye. Wagoner's Row. defeated Mathewson and Townsend. Rock Springs.

15-11, 15-12: Smith and Hinkson, Rock Springs, defeated Shorten and MacGaffin, Wagoner's Row, 15-13. Women's doubles Mrs. W. J. Kitcheil and Naomi Corrie.

Rock Snrlnes Mrs. R. M. Carpenter, and Mrs. J.

Mac Gaffin. 15-12. B-15. 15-12: Mrs. William Smith and Mrs.

w. L. Townsend. Rock Springs, defeated Mrs Black and Miss J. Davidson.

Wagoner Row. 15-11. 15-12. Mixed doubles Bob Carpenter and Mrs. MacGaffin.

Wagoner's Row. defeated Ken Mathewion and Mrs. Kitcheii. 15-10, 15-12. w.

L. Townsend and Naomi Corrie. Rock Sorings. defeated- Bob Bye and Mrs. R.

M. Carpenter. 15-12. 15-13: William Smith and Mrs. Townsend.

Rock Springs, defeated J. MacGaffin and Mrs. Black. 15-8. 15-13; Ed Hinkson and Mrs.

Smith, Rock Springs, defeated John Shorten and Miss Davidson, 15-8. 15-11. Junior Gold Five Beats Whites in Sallies Loop Junior Gold defeated Junior White, 20-17, in Salesianum Basketball League game on the school court yesterday. McGover. gomery and Mulrine were the scor ing leaders.

The score: JUNIOR GOLD JUNIOR WHITE G. P.1 G. F. TLyr.ch.f 0 1 1 10 2 J. Lynch.

i 0 2 Kelleher.I 0 1 1 McGovern.e 3 1 7 Grant. 12 4 Roy.c 12 4 Montgomery 1 3 5 Shields.g 2 0 4 Muirine "215 Reese. 10 Totals 8 4 20 Totals 5 7 17 Referees: Penneil and Bolus. St. Joseph's Court Team Downs St.

Mary's, 39-20 St. Joseph's (Wilmington) handed St. Mary's a 39 to 20 defeat in their Parochial School League game on St. Joseph's court yesterday. Board-ley and Scully led the scoring for their respective teams.

The score: ST. MARY'S ST. JOSEPH'S O. F. G.

7 3 5 4 1 0 0 0 p. Scully 7 Boardiev.f 2 Holland. 2 Pullman. 5 Robinson, 0 Burwsn.g 4 Young 0 Dixon. 0 Wing.g 0 14 0 4 0 10 1 9 Kane.f Bronco.

Kane.c Donnell.g Eckncn.g BiacUburne.g 0 0 Totals 9 2 30 Totals Wilmington's Blue Bombers, defeated by the Washington Brewers in their opening second half game in the American Basketball League, clash with the Philadelphia Sphas tonight at the Broadwood, Broad and Wood Streets. Philadelphia. The game will start at 9:15 o'clock. The Bombers will not only be striving for their initial win of the final half, but also hope to maintain their supremacy over the Philadelphia contingent. During the first half Wilmington conquered the Sphas in all four of their meetings.

Philadelphia's representatives broke into the victory column last night with a 29 to 26 victory over the Trenton Tigers. They have been strengthened for the second half by the addition of Sol Schwartz, onetime teammate of Ossie Schectman at Long Island University. Schwartz G. F. P.I G.

F. F- Jameson.f 4 2 10 Morris. 3 2 8 Smith 2 0 4 Alien. 14 8 Pyle.f 0 11 Martel.e 10 2 Stewart. 0 0 0 Kenworthy.o 0 9 0 W.swal.g 1 1 3 Marvel, 0 0 0 Ryan.g 0 0 0 Carey.

0 0 0 Meprns.g 0 0 0 Stoclciy.g 2 3 7 Karl.g 0 0 0 Patterson. 0 0 0 Rowe.g 0 0 0 Latowsky.g 0 0 0 i Power, 10 3 4 0 8 Totals 7 4 18 Total! 12 9 33 Officials, Hurley and Ware. TOWER HILL 3D I FRIENDS 9th GRADE F. P. G.

F. P. Landon.f 3 3 7 Holzman.f 4 0 8 Davis.f 6 0 12 Diver 113 Dorsev.f 0 0 0 Passmore.f 0 3 2 Holden.c I 0 2 MarveLe Oil Howe.g 1 1 3 Geritt.g 0 0 0 Pyle.g 0 0 0 Dona shy. 2 15 lAttix.g 0 11 IClark.g 0 0 0 ISedWiCk.g 0 0 0 Schumacher. 0 2 Totals 10 4 241 Totala 7 8 22 College Basketball North Carolina.

V. M. 79. Ohio Northern. 87; Finollay.

17. TrVooster, 82; Wilmington, 33. Aim, 61; Western Michigan, 50. Wabash. 48: Albion, 42.

6-mrh Carolina, 58; Furmaa. 36. Drexei, 55; Rensselaer Poly, 34. Hobart, 43; Union. 42.

6. John's 49; Brooklyn. 39. Texas A. and 54; Sam Houston State Teachers, 42.

Daniel Baker. 46: Southwestern. 36. Vanderbilt. 58; Georgia, 38.

Bloomsburg Teachers, 44 Ship pea-fcarsr. 32. LaSalie. 34: Scranton, 29. Concord, 48; Morris Harvey.

43. Canon, 49; California iPa.i Teachers, 40. East Stroudsburg tPa Teachers, 62; Ithaca College, S6. NEWARK BEATEN BY SMYRNA HIGH Bob Jacobs Paces Team To 28-19 Win Over Jackets; Huston High for Losers Special to The Morning News NEWARK. Jan.

30 Newark High's Yellowjackets suffered a 28 to 19 defeat on the home court tonight at the expense of Smyrna High. Bob Jacobs, Smyrna forward, led his team's attack by scoring six times from scrimmage and once at the foul line for a 13-point total. Smyrna grabbed the lead In the opening minute of the contest and remained in front thereafter. Smyrna led 6-2 at the conclusion of the first period and outscored the local club 10-5 in the second to lead 16-7 at half-time. Newark strengthened its defenses In the third period, yielding only two points while adding four to Its own total, but Smyrna regained the upper hand in the final session by topping the Jackets 10-8.

Huston led the scoring for the home club with five points. Smyrna's Jay Vees topped Newark Jay Vees in the preliminary encounter by the score of 16 to 13. SMYRNA NEWARK a. r. i r.

p. i Jacobs. Hopkins Everett. Scorah.g Slaughter. Lower.

Wright.g 8 1 13 Schaen.f 1 I 3 Dunsmore.f 2 3 0 4 Cataldl.f 0 0 3 3 Lee.I 0 1 0 3Flley.e 1 2 4 Huston. 0 0 1 0 0 0 Slack. 0 jCothern.g 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 Total! 12 4 28' Totals SCORE BY PERIODS Smvrna 8 10 2 Newark 3 Referee, Fanek. 10 2) 1 EMYRNA J. V.

NEWARK J. V. G. F. G.

F. 1 Glotts.f Scorah.f Neiil.c Deakyne.c Robinson. Mmner.g Moore, 0 1 3 0 1 walt.f 6 Phillips, 4 0 Tait.c OITreut.g 0 Henderson, 5 Pollari.g 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 Totall 7 2 1S Total! 3 13 Referee, Panek. Boys' Club Basketball Teams Divide Twin Bill Wilmington Boys' Club basketball teams split a double-header yesterday on the home floor. The Juniors defeated Hare's Corner In the opener by the score of 39 to 7, and the Intermediates suffered a 34 to 25 defeat at the hands of Clayton in the nightcap.

The scores: BOYS' CLUB JR. HARES CORNER O. F. P.I Barker.f 2 0 Polecar.o 2 0 Sosnowski.f 1 0 3 0 Toole, 2 0 4 Dubois.f 4 Burkens.f 2 Wier.f Hall.e 4 Reed.g Malonev.g 6 MuFadden.g 1 Sexton. 2 Kant, a 0 0 12 Bell 1 3 Shelton.g 0 4 Callaway.

0 0 Tntala 19 1 3i Referee: Pzielak. INTERMEDIATES I Totall 15 1 CLAYTON G. F. P. Skipski.f 1 Taiarowski.f 3 Kraiewski.f 3 Pzielak.

0 Kirkwood.g 3 8 Knlght.f 1 3 5 Mabrey.f 4 Pryor.f 1 Hurd.s 7 Passwaters.e 0 Hlll.g 2 Nickerson.g 0 Boyd.g 0 4 19 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 Parker, Malonev.g Folecaro.g Totals Referee: 9 7 25; Krupa. Totall 14 6 34 Stan Stuka of Blue Rocks Reported in Armed Forces Plans of the Wilmington Blue Rocks for the 1942 baseball campaign received a jolt when it was learned yesterday from an unofficial source that Catcher Stan Stuka has joined the Army. News of Stuka 's move was received here In a letter from Mickey Figun, manager of St. Nicholas' basketball team who was re-inducted at Baltimore this week. Figun reported that Stuka was a member of the same group.

Apparently officials of the Blue Rocks were not informed of Stuka's contemplated move. Parish League Standing the Teams OVER SALESIANS Business School Five Takes Lead Before Final Gun To Pull Out 25-24 Victory Coach Johnny Naylor's Beacom College basketball team gained the lead only once in its contest with Salesianum School last night on the Sallies" court, but it was Just before the final gun and the business school quintet emerged with a 25 to 24 victory. Pete Bunitsky's field goal in the final 20 seconds, with his team trail ing 24-23, proved the pay-oft shot. Salesianum, victorious In Its first encounter with Beacom this season, bolted to the front right at the start of the contest and held a 5-3 advantage at the conclusion of the first period. The Sallies outscored the invaders 9-8 in the second frame to shove the lead up to 14-11, and gained a 22-14 advantage during the third quarter.

But Beacom came strong in the final session, topping the Sals 11-2 to finally creep ahead. Both clubs tallied 10 times from action, but Beacom gained a 5-4 edge at the penalty stripe. Joe Hanley and Joe Nero paced the Beacom attack by scoring seven points each, but individual honors were taken by Jackie Welsh of the Sallies who garnered 12 points. BEACOM SALESIANUM G. F.

a. r. p. ooo 3 0 4 2 0 4 4 4 12 2 0 4 0 0 0 10 4 24 1135 224 Hanley. Gooding, Bair.f Bunitsky.r weldin.g Nero.g 3 1 7 Lazartic.f 1 0 Ayer.f 1 1 3 Thorn ton, 2 0 4 Welsh.

0 3 2 Hession.g 3 1 Totals in 5 25' Totals SCORE BY PERIODS Beacom 3 8 3 Salesianum 5 9 8 Officials: Canicci and Herlihy. Camilli to Visit MacPhail To Discuss 1942 Contract SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30 (JPh Brooklyn's No. 1 baseball player, husky Dolph Camilli, is going to pack his 1942 contract difficulties, if any, right into the lion's den. He plans to report to the Dodgers front ofBce and head man Larry MacPhail in person Feb.

16 for a conference. Camilli, riding herd on his ranch in Northern California, near Laytonville, was slightly on the non-commital side during a telephone conversation today. From his remarks, however, it was plain he thought he rated a salary boost in view of last year's outstanding season that saw him named the most valuable player in the National League. For reasons unknown to Camilli, the club did not mail him a new contract. Instead, he received a letter from MacPhail inviting him to Brooklyn to, discuss terms.

Camilli mulled over the idea a few days before writing he would accept the invitation. Bill Jankowski Captures Decathlon at Bancroft Bill Jankowski captured top honors In the semi-annual Bancroft School decathlon with a total of 11.150 points. It was the second highest score ever recorded in the event. Jankowski averaged better than 1.100 points per event. Second honors were taken by Joe Corridori who amassed 10.950 points, while Bill Sylvester was third with 9,900.

Letters were awarded the first 10 in the decathlon during a physical education department assembly this week. Medals were given the winner and runner-up. R. C. Coffey Wins Doubles, Handicap in Trapshoot ETJSTIS, Jan.

30 (U.R1 R. C. Coffey. Orlando, broke 80 out of 100 targets today to win the registered doubles event of the Winter Vandalia. Ike Andrews, Spartanburg, S.

veteran of many trapshoots, was second with 75 targets and A. F. Nelson. Detroit, took third place with 71. Coffey also won the registered handicap, breaking 91 out of 100 targets from the 21-yard line.

GEORGIA TAIXTER WINS CORAL GABLES, Jan. 30 U.R) Georgia Tainter of Fargo N. scored a decisive 6 and 5 win today over Dorothy Kirby, Atlanta, to annex the 10th annual Miami Biltmore women's golf championship. I.EO DCLMAIXE VICTOR WORCESTER. Jan.

30 (IP) A constant two-handed attack to the body here tonight won Leo Dul-maine, 138, Worcester, a unanimous 10 round decision over Frankie Velee, 138, New York. battle. The teams finished the first half race deadlocked when the Leathermen won in the final game of the schedule to tie DuPont which had set the pace practically throughout. Both have a number of outstanding players in their lineups and the battle looms as a toss-up. Although listed first on the three-game card, the meeting between Bancroft, currently setting the second half pace with two wins in as many starts, and Pusey and Jones, a newcomer to the circuit, shapes up as another feature.

Pusey and Jones made its league debut last week with a victory and looms as a strong contender for second half honors. The second clash on the night's program sends Pennsy. also undefeated In one start, against National Fibre, which has dropped two straight in the second half pen- nant fight- BEACH RIUMHS I Ware. however, is not slated for a starting! Bernie Fliegel," forwards; Ed Sadow-Drtl1- ski, center, and Moe Spahn and The Sphas are expected to take 1 Sam Kaplan at guard. Officials: Moran and O'Connell.

Church Farm Courtmen Nose Out Sanford, 39-36 i Special to The Morning News GLEN LOCH. Jan. 30 Unable to overcome a big early lead on the part of the home forces, Sanford Prep of Hockessin, bowed to "Church Farm School, 39 to 36, In their basketball game here this afternoon. Church Farm led 26-17 at halftima but sensational shooting by Rey-nier, Sanford forward who accounted for 27 points, cut down the margin but not enough to earn victory. Black with 19 points paced the winners.

In the prelim. Church Farm Jay Vees downed Sanford Jay Vees. 21-12. SANFORD CHURCH FARM G. F.

i Reynier.f 12 3 27 Tavlor.f Fristoe.f 0 0 Wiel.f Dowlen.f 3 15 Black Tomlinson.f 0 0 0 Oison.g D. Fristoe.f 0 0 0 Jones.g Deakyne.c 0 0 0 Peterson.a; G. F. P. 3 3 8 0 11 9 1 19 119 3 9 4 13 4 comns.g 2 a.

Graves.g 0 0 Of Totals 16 4 36 Totals IS 30 Half-time score; Church Farm, 26; Sanford. 17. Referee, Haupt. TOWER MIDGETS 1 FRIENDS MIDGETS F. G.

F. P. Applegate.f 0 0 0 F.Diver.f 5 1 11 Rhinehardt.f 0 0 0 Reese.f 0 16 Thomas. 0 0 0 Eoyer.c 3 0 4 Denham.f 13 5 Morris. 0 0 0 Scott.f 0 0 0 Burch.g 0 0 0 Brynshaw.e 0 1 1: Arnold, 0 0 0 Pasquall.e 0 0 ORenshaw.g 12 4 Cooiing.g 0 0 0 Hastings.g 0 0 0 Fenn.g 0 0 0 Backus, 0 0 0 Jones.

0 0 01 Totals 14 6, Totals 16 3 35 American Basketball League ast Mint Result Philadelphia 29, Trenton 26. Standing of the Teama Won Lost Pet 1 ooo 1.000 .000 .000 Washington Philadelphia Wilmington Trenton Tonight'a Schedule Wilmington at Philadelphia. Tomorrow's Schedule Trenton at Washington. the court with Re Rosan and Shkey Gotthofer forward, Irv TorgcH at center, and Inky Laut-man and Schectman guard. Wilmington's starting x-pzm will (nmnriw Rn.sVi and A.

I. DUPONT TRIPS MIDDLETOWN HIGH Jimmy Bonner Tops Scoring As Fred Graef's Courtmen Turn in 31 to 15 Victory Special to The Morning News MIDDLETOWN. Jan. 30 Coach Fred Graef's once-beaten Alexis I. duPont School basketball team carried entirely too many guns for Middletown High here tonight and turned back the home forces.

31 to 15. Led by Jimmy Bonner who collected a total of 11 points on four baskets and three fouls, the Kennett Pike five took a 13-6 halftime lead and put on the pressure down the stretch to win by a margin of 16 points. Jim Gilson and Doc Ferguson with seven and six points, respectively, were also high guns for the winners, while Marion Davidson accounted for three of Middletown's two-pointers and a foul to lead the team in scoring with seven points. In the preliminary, Middletown High School's girls team gained a 30 to 25 victory over Alexis I. duPont girls.

A. I. DUPONT MIDDLETOWN SANFORD 3. V. (CHURCH FARM J.

T. G. F. G. F.

P. Graves 3 2 8 Redington.f 113 0 0 0 Bonsaii.f 0 0 0 Fristoe.c 0 0 0 Peterson. 8 0 0 Marvel. 0 0 0 Harper 0 0 0 Shallcross.g 0 0 0 Richards. 10 3 Nolde.g 0 3 2 Norberrvjj 0 13 D.Fristoe 10 2 Moore.

13 4 Totals 4 4 12j Totall 9 3 31 Referee, Ware. Claymont Junior High Tops Mt. Pleasant, 33-23 Special to The Morning News CLAYMONT, Jan. 30 Claymont Junior High School scored a 33 to 23 victory over Mt. Pleasant School in a basketball game on the home court today.

Dave McMillan paced the winners with nine points, while Glen Wright topped the losers with eight. MT. PLEASANT ICLAYM T. JR. HIGH F.

P.I G. F. 0 0 0 Frederick. I 3 Bullen.f Wright, Kolliday.e Dougherty.g COWglll.g W.Builen,g 1 5 Mechell.f 0 McMillan. 8 Dickinson, 3 Scott.

3 Husbands.e 4 Reardon.g 3 Daniela.g 0 Hudson.g 1 9 0 4 2 0 4 0 4 0 4 3 6 Totals 10 3 23' Totals 15 3 33 Referees, Elliott and Abplanalp. Goldey College Quintet At Chestertown Tonight Goldey College will Journey to Chestertown. tonight for a clash with the Washington College Junior Varsity quintet. The game, a prelim to the Washington College varsity clash, is scheduled for 7:30 o'clock. The game scheduled last night between Goldey and Delaware City Alumni was cancelled.

ARCHMERE TOPS BY 45 TO 22 Haldas Leads Academy Passers to Easy Victory After Taking Early Lead Special to The Morning News CLAYMONT. Jan. 30 Axchmere Academy's basketball team put on iLs best offensive show of the season tonight as it conquered William Penn High of New Castle by the score of 45 to 22. Moving into a 17-4 lead in the opening period, the Academy passers, paced by Spiros Haldas, steadily increased the margin as the am progressed. Douri 'jeatiLS taiueu jsia pumi? 111 the second session, but Arcamere added to its advantage in the third by topping the invaders.

and outscored the New Castle passers, 7-4. in the final. Haldas waa the scoring leader with 12 points, while Heal was high for William Penn with eight. In the prelim, Archmere Jay Vees tripped William Penn Jay Vees, 18 to 15. The scores: WILLIAM PENN ARCHMERE F.

G. Heal.f 3 2 8 Murray, 3 9 3 12 0 6 0 4 1 3 1 4 6 Bowen.f 1 1 3 Hsldas.f 2 LaPenta 0 Hagee.c 4 DiSabatino.e Duncan. 1 0 Sullivan. 0 0 2 0 McGrory.e 0 0 OiDoherty.g CarTow.g 1 0 JIT.Filbrandt.g Weaver, 0 1 Stanky.g 0 1 Sparks, 0 0 Yetter.g 8 1 1 II Totall 8 6 22! Totals SCORE BY PERIODS William Penn 4 8 Archmere 17 19 Referee: Saivatore. 422 744 WM.

PENN J. V. ARCHMERE J. V. o.

f. G. F. PENH Officials: Watkins and Hannigan. TWO-GAME BILL IN C.

Y. 0. LOOP League-Leading St. Nick's Meets Mother of Mercy On Card at St. Elizabeth's Standing of the Teams Won Lost Pet.

St. Nicholas- 12 1 .923 St. Hedwig'a 12 3 .809 St. Ann's 8 5 .615 St. Paul 7 6 .538 St.

Elizabeth's 7 7 .500 Mother of Mercy 5 8 .385 Y. H. A 3 10 .331 St. Anthony's 0 14 .000 Schedule for the Week Tomorrow: At St. Elizabeth's Mother of Mercv vs.

St. Nicholas'. 8 o'clock: St. Paul's vs. St.

Elizabeth's. 9 clock. Referees. Carucci and Herlihv. Monday; At Y.

M. H. A. Hall Mother of Mercy vs Y. H.

9:30 o'clock. Referee. McGuinness. Tuesday: At St. Elizabeth's St.

Hedwig'a vs. St. Anthony's. 8 o'clock: St. Ann's va.

St. Nicholas', 9 o'clock. Referees. Carucci and McGuinness. Thursday: At State Armorv St.

Ann's vs Y. M. H. A 8 o'clock. Referees, Carucci and McGuinness.

Pace-setting St. Nicholas' will be after its 13th victory of the season in the C. Y. O. Basketball League tomorrow night when it takes on Mother of Mercv in the opener of a two-game bill scheduled at St.

Elizabeth's Hall. In the other game, St. Paul's and St. Elizabeth's will resume their battle for fourth nlaci in th league standings. The C.

Y. O. circuit will be active during the week with games scheduled Monday at Y. M. H.

Tuesday at St. Elizabeth's, and on Thursday at the State Armory. BARONS SEEK GAMES The Delaware Barons basketball team, recently organized by John Williams, desire to book games with teams having home floors. Teams preferred are New Castle. Middle-town.

Worth Steel and Dover. Interested teams are requested to call R. Pearson at 4-1820. He and his amateur partner. Cliff Garner, a barber from nearby La Jolia, turned in the low best ball net score in the pro-amateur competition, a 62.

The two pace setters finished one stroke ahead of Ray Mangrum of Pittsburgh and Emery Zimmerman, slender Portland. pro. While two stroke behind Guldahl and Brown were George Schneiter. Oe- Utah, with 37-3370. and Bill Nary, the home pro.

with 35-35 70. The day's leading scorers: Joe Brown. Des Moines 33-35 68 Ralph Guldahl. Rancho Santa Fe 323e 68 Ray Mangrum. Pittsburgh 37-33 69 Emery Zimmerman.

Porti'nd Ore. 35-34 69 George Schenlter, Ogden. 37-33 79 Narv. Rancho Sant Fe 35-35 70 Frank Rodia. Sar, Diego 38-33 71 Bill Barbour, Brecksville.

O. 35-36 71 John Perelli. San Francisco 37-34 71 Waiter Kelly. Chicago 37-3S 73 Willie Gosgin. White Plains.

Y. 3-3 72 Chandler Harper. 37-35 73 Ai Kreuger Beloit, Wis 34-38 72 Fred Sherman. San Diego 34-38 72 Jack Burke. Houston 36-37 73 Hero Chicago 38-35 73 Bail.

Charlottesville. 34-37 73 Paul Jopes. Lake Taho. 3k-42 74 S-erne Davis. San 40-34 74 B.li Lo Ar.gele 34-40 74 B'ld Oaky.

Los Anreies 74 John Montague. Beverly Hills 35-39 74 Referee. Welkins. Paul Chadick High Scorer But Seaford Tops Milford Special to The Mornina News SEAFORD, Jan. 30 Seaford T.

M. C. A. defeated Milford last night. 49 to 40.

in an Eastern Shore League game here, featured by the brilliant work of Paul Chadick, Mil-ford's flashy forward, who dropped nine field and seven foul goals through the net for a total of 25 points. Filer and Smith with 13 and 11 points, respectively, starred for Seaford. Line-up: SEAFORD I MILFORD Guldahl and Brown Card 68s in Crosby Golf Play O. F. I G.

F. P. Gilson. 3 1 7 1 1 3 Bonner, 4 3 11 0 3 2 3 0 6 0 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 Brendle.I 0 0 0 Murray. 10 2 0 0 0 Pierce.g 0 11 Clawer.e 0 0 0 Watts.g 0 0 0 Rayner.g 10 2 Buckingham, 0 0 0 Smith.

1 1 3 Davidson 3 17 Hickey.g 0 0 0 Banning. 0 0 0 ones.g 0 0 0 Totals 13 5 311 Totals 5 5 15 G. F. O. F.

P. 0 0 0 Wlllev.f Oil McCail.f 1 1 3 1 23 Fiier.f 1 13 CbacUcte 1 11 Phillips.e 113 Mmner.g 0 0 0 Naylor.c 4 19 WtUiams.g 8 3 1 Coulter. 10 2 Smith.g 5 1 11 Moynihac.g 4 0 Totals 22 i 49, Total! 14 13 40 DuPont-Allied Kid Playoff Tops Three-Game Court Bill Maloney.f 0 3 2 Haley.f 14 6 Kee.f 10 3 Murphv.f 10 3 Stansky.f 12 4 D. Murphy, 12 4 Lester. 3 0 Law.e 0 0 0 Stewart, 1 3 Buato.e 0 0 0 Everett, 6 11 Cavanaugb.g 10 2 3owen.g 0 0 0 Phillips 113 Pusey.

0 0 0 Parvis.g 0 0 0 McGrory.g 0 1 1 Bewson.g O'i 1 0 1 If. Yetter.g 10 2: Milligan.g 0 0 0 Meggmson.g 0 0 0' Totals 4 7 15, Total 6 I 18 Won Lost Pet. little Flower 9 3 .818 SI Hedwig 9 3 .750 ft. Joes i.Wli.t 4 .693 St Pauls 9 4 .692 St. AnthonT 3 8 .33.1 St.

Thomas 3 5 .375 Sacred Heart 3 9 St. Elizabeth 0 13 .000 RANCHO SANTA FE, Jan. 30 Ralph Guldahl found his old time prowess on the golf links today for the first time in many months and stroked himself into a tie for first place in the first day's firing of the $5,000 tournament staged by singer Bing Crosby. The two-time winner of the National Open championship in 1937 and 1938 fired a 32-36 68 In his opening bid for the Crosby title and wound up tied with a 31 -year-old professional from Des Moines, darkhorse Joe Brown, who posted a 33-35. Guldahl and Brown dominated the play as the first half of the field of nearly 300 pros and amateurs teed off in this sixtj annuil event.

The second half tees of tomorrow, and encompasses virtually all the big name golfers including Defending Champion Sam Snead and Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson and their brethren touring shotmakers. Guldahl's 32 on the first nine was four under par figures for the Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club course his adopted home grounds and he matched par on the inward trip. Referee: Leonard. AMERICAN YACHT WINS HAVANA, Jan. 30 UP) John White of the Western Long Island Sound fleet brought his trim sailing yacht.

Shucks, in ahead of four other boats today in the second heat of the series of three races for the Cup of Cuba in the International Star Class Regatta. The Cuban Yacht Kurush. winner of the first heat Tuesday, came in fifth as second went to Concubine, winner of the Bacardi Trophy and skippered by Alfred De Marigny of Nassau. Park-Playground League Neighborhood 30; Rodney. 10-Union.

30; N'ebborhood 10. Browaiown, 41; Spruce. 13. Jefferson, 12; Kirfcwood. -Settlement 33; Settlement A.

34. Junior Park lafix DuPont. 45: Eattiake, Seninr Park L-eafV Vn Buren. 33. King.

37; Brownton. 24. Cleveland. 40, Sycamore. 30.

First hall score: A. I. duPont, 13; Middletown. 6. Reieree: O'Connell.

14 Thoroughbreds Named For Hialeah Turf Race HIALEAH, Jan. 30 (U.P Fourteen thoroughbreds were nominated tonight for tomorrow's Miami Beach Handicap at Hialeah Park the richest stake race run on the turf in North America. The velvet green grass cf Hileah's picturesque Infield was reported in the best shape of the season for the running of the colorful 1 1-16 mile event. Mrs. J.

Eitinger's Sir Marlboro, with Eddie Arcaro in the saddle, was named the favorite in the overnight odds 5 to 1. J. F. Byers' four-year-old Robert Morris carries 115 pounds. Standing of the Teama Won Lost Pet.

Bancroft 2 0 1.000 Pennsy 1 1 000 Pusey and Jones 1 1.000 Allied Kid 1 0 1.OO0 General Chemical 1 1 .500 DtiPont 1 1 .500 National Fibre 0 2 .000 Hercules 0 3 .000 Tenicht' Schedule 7 o'clock Bancroft vs Pusey and 8 o'clock Pennsj vs. National Fibre. 9 o'clock DuPcnt vs. Allied Kid (Aral half play-off). Featuring the first half title clash between DuPont and Allied Kid.

the outstanding basketball card of the Industrial League season, a three-game program will be offered tonight on the Y. M. C. A. court, starting at 7 o'clock.

The opening half play-off between DuPont and Allied Kid, postponed once due to death in the family of one 01 trie players, promises to produce an outstanding Referee: Saivatore. CLAPPER GETS NEW JOB BOSTON, Jan. 30 (U.R) The Boston Bruins announced tonight the appointment of Capt. Dit Clapper, star defenseman, as assistant man ager of the team. Clapper will take Schedule Tomorrow At Hagley Hail: St.

Anthony St. Hedwtg refere. Lynch: St. Paul a St. Thomas', referee, HemptU: Ltttla Flower t.

St. Eliiabeth'a. referee. Do ugh -rti. First game.

2 m. Tuesdav As Lore School: St. Elisabeth wa St Anthonv referee. Lynch: Little Flower ts. Sacred Heart, referee.

Hempi'J. Fi'st game, 7 ra. At Haii St. Joseph ra. St.

Thomas', referee. Benton: fit, Fau: a ts. St. Hedwig referee. Benton.

I.m game. 7:30 p. Wednesday At Hagiey HaJ: St. An-thonT a s. St.

referee. Lynch; Sacred Heart ra. St- EliBabeth referee. Lynch. First game.

T.30 p. m. over new responsibilities as playing winner the Excelsio and Peter-assistant manager and will assume pan Handicaps, was assigned top some of the duties now performed i weicht of 122 pounds. Sir Marlboro by Manager Art Ross..