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The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 17

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Iff Vfl mrMiim 4 4 a i m-MBTiiiniiai tirfcin Aw -lit dim SECTION THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER- The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolinas TUESDAY FEBRUARY 11 1947 PAGE THREE 1 I'm Where Men Meet To Eat Again This Year It Will Be Open 24 Hours Daily Bolick Resigns As Erskine Coach CENTRAL TECH Sundays Too Hice-Williamson 'AN ANTONIO Tex Fch 10 1 1 ernat lonal $3000 winner-lake-all 5 British golfer Dai Rees '36-hole mafch at San Diego day said he had no rnmplaints over The English star said he thought FOR MEN'S FASHIONS British sports columnist John Bat- the substitution of Ben Hogan for Bvron Nelson in the Feb 22-23 In-son bad taste'' in printing a charge that the United States BASKETBALL DOUBLEHEADER QUALITY STORE FIXTURES BERRYHILL-WARD SALES COMPANY 115 Louise Ave rhnne 8043 Wildcats and Wolves Renew Scholastic Boxing Tonight In Cecil St Gym Fesler Appears In at Ohio State Isbell Leaves Purdue For Pro Berth STORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS a fast in making the substitution never heard of the chap (Bal-son' but I think he shou'ed had taste in pi i nt i ng such Rees said eoursp I expected to have a game with Bvron Nelson when I rame over here and was looking forward to it very much Bui now I il-1 1 see the situation has changed and Ben Hogan is the one for me to play I'm very happy aboul it and am 1 looking forward to the game with Rees said the people in England do not realize that Nelson has tired and that is the pin Balson had wiitlcn that the substitution was "another chapter of the old old story the A Davidson Davidson vs vs Citadel Pfeiffer College ARCHERY SETS! Sets Junior Sets 495 11 Adult Sets from 645 Hunting Sets 945 1 4Q CHARLOTTE pm TUESDAY FEB 11th UE WEST Feb Harry Bolick Erskine college athletic director and head football coach has resigned and an announcement regarding his successor will he made shortly Bolick's resignation effective Feb 1 was not made known until must win at any price" today Grier Erskine presi- Hogan said that the first he knew UU' 1 hat he was to substitute for Nel- son was when the committee ranging Ihe match requested him committee asked if I would play in the match" Hogan A champion and leading money win- ner last year said I understand most of the professional golfers feel1 coaching "hut wuli continue the that since By (Nelson) has ictired capacitv of geenral assistant in Im the onp who should represent connection with athletic matteis" Tickets On Sale Davidson College Ticket Office Hice-Williamson Sporting Goods HARRY BOLICK Resigns Frskine Post Say Saw It In The Observer Thank Youl Phonp 4-081)7 415 Tryon STORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS Bv BILL WHITE rpWO top flight bouts of the I feather and middleweight divisions headline tonight boxing card in Ihe Central High gym which pits Ihe Wildcats against Tech Highs once-tested Wolves in the renewal of the ring sport in local high schools after a five-year layoff Main attractions of the bouts which get underway at 8 o'clock are Central's Raymond Cook pairing off wuth Ihe Jerry Brown in the feather class and the Wolve's Ralph (Red) Adkins meeting Connie (Red) Bridges who representsj the pugs of Coach Marion Diehl in the middleweight sector NATURAL BOUT Roth fights are termed natuials Ihe one between Cook and Blown especially so The two lads have been throwing leather around local rings for the past several veins both went to the finals in the Caro-lmas Golden Gloves last year both are enteied in the Golden Gloves this year and both genciallv conceded to be two of the better little sluggers this section Despite their like paths and similar iccords the lads have yet In tangle tonight being then fust meeting and it should be a leal battle all the way As for the middleweight bout Adkins and Budges air built aiound the same and both have ihe heiv fight that goes with then red hau Adkinv has been fighting about the Quern Cit tm a good while also and luis an impro'ive leiord Lat winter he was hampionship matei ial in tire Golden Gloves taking the lightweight now and will be the main man on Coath Can nil Harnbi igh raid tonight this country and I certainly appreciate the Fred Coicoian tournament reau manager of the A said Bolick went to Erskine after service in the armed forces He former-bu-v plaved football at Presbyterian College ANNUAL 15TH 140 Rookies Get Chance In American the switch in opponents was made at the icqucst of the San Diego committee arranging the match "AH Ive been doing is seeing In it that Rees and Charley Ward aiU COLUMBUS Ohio Feb -1T1 being given fair treatment dui mg I hc hirlw ind effort to hire eslev then stay in this countiy Thoy'io'T Fesler as Ohio States football two fine boys and I don believe cnal Wrs slowed down today anyone is trying to pull a fast one on them" Corcoran said Rnmantir Action Thriller! SHANGHAI WHERE ALMOST ANY! 1HNG CAN HAPPEN AND DOES! GENE HEIM SHANGHAI with -Victor MATURE Walter HUSTON LAST DAY THE EL MOROCCO SUPPER CLUB Preienfs by Popular Demand The Return Engagement of BOB ASTOR AND HIS NBC ORCH Featuring JCK BEAVERS JEAN CHANDLER PANCHO WILSON BRAND NEW FLOOR SHOW NIGHTLY 10:30 Phone 4-4067 for Reservations Club Not Open Sunday Mghn Carolinas GOLDEN GLOVES Did Stomach Ulcer Pains Make Jack Spratt Eat No Fat? Modem dav Ja Spratt who rat no fat betdiive of distics of Momach oi ulcei pains indirection gas pains heartburn binning sensation bloat and other conditions caused bv excels acid should try Udga Get a 25c box of Udga Tablets fiom oiu druggist First dose must convince oi irtmn box to us and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK Athletic Di tector -Elect Richard (Dick) Larkins said he had been unable to qot the schools 12-member athletic board together to act on the hump of the Pittsburgh university coach and that it would be or five days before a meeting could be held The athletic board and the umvciMtv boaid of tiustees nmU give thru ap ptoval on the successni tn Paul Bi-ln who icsigned head coach post Thuisdiv to go to Colgate Mmng sentiment was expressed heie for the ictum of Paul Biown eurient men'oi of the Cleveland Browns pm gtid team who left Ohms machine hot hed hack in 1944 to enter the Navv and the Ohio legislature een adopted a resolution urging eeiv consideration he gn en to Br nu Rut laikms said 'were not CHARLOTTE ARMORY FEB 13-14-15 17 DRY ITCHY SCALP Get relief from itching of drv scalp ami help remove loose dandruff flakes wilh MOROLINE MAI TONIC CHARL79TTE NOW ON SALE! TICKETS tOR SEPARAl'K NIGHTS AT lllAjJiiG theatres! 'CAROLINA' BY JERRY USK CHICAGO Feb in American League 1917 rosteis aie bulging with 336 baseball hopefuls including 140 rookies it was disclosed today as league pubhritor Earl Hilligan i pleased his fact-crammed annual Red Book The 53-page publication listing rluh rosters all-time records and 1946 highlights showed thp New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians with the heaviest manpower for the approaching spring training season 48 plavers each Thp Detroit Tigeis list 45 candidates followed hv ihe (hanipion-sh Boston Red Sox with 43 the Philadelphia Athletics and St Lous Btowtis with 39 emh and thp Washington Senators and Chicago While Sox with 37 apiece Hilligan ventured a guess in a supplemental listing that at least seven rookies are pertain tn win Starting jobs These he said would he William Eddie Robuisr Cleveland fust baseman and Howie Moss the Intel national League home run i hampion who is gunning for an Indian outfield berth New Yorks Infielder Rotabv Blown and Catcher Yogi Bena Fust Baseman Jcrrv Witte the Amei lean Association most valuable plover 1946 and Pitcher Fred Sanford for fho St Louts Browns- and First Sacker Ferris Fain for the Athletics Other promiMHR new tomers iru ludfd Boston Pm hers Tommy Fine Hirimar and DiMy ramrll and Out- A low Playing FPI nil On the othei hand his opponent Ri irigc has Iratnrd his tucks el evvheir doing all of his punching fot Dailmgtnn ptep school He was well known their for hn aggiessive marmot and Diehl tutoting Rudges fot the 1 1 i time and well knowing Adkins fine ahihtv savs he believes the Wildcat Red is peitecMIv lapahle of handling the aubui n-haued lad fiom the Belmont dMint Complete paumgs foi the match weir not announced the two clubs do not weigh in until 4 todav at the dressing inmn Coach Diehl of Central for whom this fight ip the only one ca'ried thus fai tins season said vesfeidiv that he had reiPived fepleis fiom Oiangebuig High and Cailisle Militaiv Academv hut rnuM not divelosp anvthing definite on thee tentative matthes until he rnulr! lire fuilhei uitli Athletie Dnertm Rt! Ri anmn Kill the Itch (Scabies) With Siticide This liquid preparation kill In 3n minutes thoae ILeh mites with wbieit it comes In contact But BITTCrDT from vour druggist or send Sitlclde Co Commerce (Ari last AU STAR SHOW Tour I a i ite Outdoor and (nmedr Stars KEN MAYNARD GENE Al'TRY HAYES LAUREL A HARDY BIGS SINNV SPECIAL THREE STOOGES WORLD NEWS IHE OBSERVER Off ICE 600 TRYON SI' NATIONAL HAT SHOP 108 TRYON ST TRICES (INC LI DIN TAXES) Eeh 13-14 Thur A ri ELIMINATION BOUTS 55r 96c Feb 15-17 Sat A Mon SEMI-FINAL AND FINALS 80c A 1140 Add 10c for mail orders Send mail orders lo The Observer Office Make cheeks and money orders payable in The Observer Charities Inr YAV JOHNSON JUDY GARLAND ROBERT WAI-KFR The Clouds Roll By" PITTSBURGH GETS SET TO HUNT NEW MENTOR PITTSBURGH Feb The Univrisitv of Pittsburgh unofficially shopping around for its fouith new football coach in eight veais todav as its present tutor VVeslev Fester appealed all hut de-hvoied to the griduon pinfossot-ship at Ohio State Univeisitv Pitt alteadv is iesigned to losing Fes et who one season heie built up a following among fans alunmt and plai-which has not heen equalled since the palmy da of Di John (Jock) Sutherland ISBELL LEaVesTpURDUE FOR BALTIMORE CLUB -Bal BALTIMORE Feb 10- icldei Ilnvd ChtMnphri a nd Mitihell outfield Call Rapp and 1 1 Hnulteman and Rnh Movri Ra-eman Al riaikl Bateman -Out fir Idrr Fiank her Rill MiCahan -Outfielder Paul Lehner fielder Farl Wooten 1 sons and Pitrhri John Yankee Iiulian and take approximate Iv 20 Red Rook imlude tn from IWI thiough lifetime oniv of each rluh inmdrtnuds all seasons togpfhei timore Colts newest addition to i fmidfi Sam Melc the AU-Ametica Confeience went into Hie pro football business earnest todav with the signing of huskv Cecil Ubell as head coach Rob Roricnberg lanky president of the dub declined to disclose at what figme the former Purdue and Gi cen Bav Packeis passing ace signed but Isbell himself called the five-vear contract alii active enough to induce me to leave alma matei where Ive heen vriv eomfoi table" The announeement ended a uin-tn-lnng search for a menUv fni the new club opeiating under the fianchise fmmeilv held hv the bankrupt Miami Seahaw ks hie a go Outt and piuhei Farl Cleveland Dale Outfielder Vic Uritz PiUhct Fn-t Baseman Neu Thud and Colnidn Philadelphia Pit( I ouis aohtngton -Out Infielder Fddie I (Sonnv i Dixon The Athletic Tigris rath will tnnkirs to ramp Featuies of the ten lub 194R season and pitchers against listed for das and with rluh weapon night came hv if ago and list oi maik hatting for topped I uke ppl i ng with ton 10 veat plavers CITY LOOP HA5 TRIO HOT ONES CONFERENCE CAGE DRAW ON MARCH 2 MeC'nv Seiviee Friul iC- Ciymex (I rl Hatrhrr Brnthets on laxi luglil gnmes in the Y-Cily league McCoy nosed Mint Hill 3fi-2fi Faul Cmnes nipped Sharon 29-26 and Hnlchrr was awairied Ihe game er Camlina Disti ibuting Co by a foiled Mr( ov l(M Hatlev (9i Mint Hill Mi Baitlrfi 1 7 The Grey Shop al jolsoh heart of nov 10R Maioi (2i aton 2i Sloan 2 Mni Ms i The lineups Substitutions Benton Me Coll 1 12' Thompson ih Rev iold' in DrAimnnd MeCov a Jh Mint I RI! AM Feb 1 Drawings and pairings for the Southern Conference basketball tournament will be made here March 2 Conference officials held an informal meeting here yesterday to set up machinery for the meet which opens March 6 in Duke's indoor stadium The huge arena seats 9000 and is sold out for the affair Chairman Eddie Cameron announced HOCKEY" SCORES VUION4I I I A 1 I PHrmt 5 Npu Tnik Bouton 4 AN II AGI Philadelphia (Irveland Prnldrnrr I itiet Inn i a 1 Ai if 1 1' Entertainment cWersTA iTtfE SOUm FILM CAPITAU Inlftinip entlemen is this a picture of your hand on Valentine's It will be if you stop ALL CHOPIN PROGRAM MALCUZYNSKI Pianist 8:30 PM FRIDAY FEB 14Hr AUDITORIUM Tickcf $1 to $3 fax ine) 13 Arcade Columbia Music Festival 13 Arcade Columbia by our Grey Shop We'll even wager it will help VVK HAVE FURNACES to Pav Inatall Now HOJVIK HEATING COMEANY Charlotte Are Phono X-ViOt NOW IN OUR 40TH YEAR 0 JONES Inr 208-10 Tryon St the course of true love immensely! Why not 1 E3 Pn hron White tQ lrmonds Roxs iH Pot ter (4 Row 1 Winga'c fi Dow nn Scnip at halttmr F'huI A me 12 Shriion 7 Officials Rankin nd Cuttis LOOPERS PLAY TONIGHT Three games aie nn tap tonight in the haskelhall league as follows 7 45 Calvarv Methodist vs Bratty Biothers 8 40 DeMolav vs i Burlon 9 30 Condors Soda' Shop vs I att le Esso COLLEGEBASKETBALL stair 75 itadH 35 A I 101 C'lemxon 5rt A ft( High Point Catawba 3f Wofford 23 Wake Foreil 54 VMl 44 Ohm State 75 Purdue lenneAAee fil MiAAissippI '2S lAronsln 57 Mirhigan 51 George Washington Maryland Setnn Hall 15 Cathohe 31 Washington hlrago 1' Krnhirkv Ml Georgia 4H lulane 55 louisiana it Inna lale 5rt Nebraska 51 BABE RUTH IS MUCH BETTER NEW YORK Feb 10 Babe Ruth spent a eomfortahlp night" and was "very cheerful and happy" todav a nursp attending him at French Hospital reported im Tryon St hirngo 4M1RH Buffalo Indianapnlu HerAhey 5 New Haven Month AMKRICAN A IMPROVEMENT 27l Ce nt i al m'Vt0 WE TO IN OUR try it? HER MASTER WAS LOVE HIS MISTRESS WAS MUSIC A powerful love stnrv srreened in the full Rlory nf Technicolor! FRANK BORZAGES Auto -w CO Gh 41 -tn Tn V) bO On New or Used Cars cv to- cv yy yy Loans FINANCE CO VE ALWAYS LOVED YOU in Technicolor Ed Mellon Co INVITE YOU VISIT US NEW STORE Extended EneaRcmenl NOW PLAYING! FEATURES AT: 7 03 915 II with miLlP DORN and CATHERINE MeLFOD ifi yy mi Tr nn 01 rhnnr 4-ShW -t4 Telephone.

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