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20. THE NEWS AND OBSERVER. RALEIGH. N. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10.

1040. Kirby and Kielty Advance In Tourney Atlanta Star Scores, 1 Up Miss Kielty Also Registers 1-Up Victory In Women's Amateur Play Ardmore, Sept. Kirby of Atlanta, a lean golfing veteran who twice went to the U. S. Wornen's Amateur championship finals without success, and Dot, Kielty of, Long Beach, a wartime ferry pilot, survived extra hole matches "today to enter the national title semifinals.

Miss Kirby, runner-up for the championship in 1940 and again in 1947, sank an 18-foot putt in the clutch on the 18th, and then went on to defeat Mrs. John Hulteng of Rumford, R. 1 up, in 19 holes. Miss Kielty defeated Polly Riley of Fort Worth, a 1949 Curtis Cup teammate, 1 up, in 19. Tomorrow, slender Miss Kielty will meet Los Angeles' teen-aged Marlene Bauer who today beat Betty MacK innon of Texarkana, and 2.

and Miss Kirby will meet Dorothy Germain Porter Manoa, Pa. Mrs. Porter downed Janet Brown of Philadelphia, 7 and 6, in the quarterfinals, of Tourney. Miss Kirby, a Georgia kid prodigy, won her third 1 up match of the tournament, and she came through with all the customary hole dramatics whihe are her stuck in trade. It had been an uphill struggle for her, and for Mrs.

Hulteng, twice winner of the Pacific Northwest championship and current Rhode Island champion, Dorothy started strongJy and won two of the first three holes, but the New England girl squared it at the fourth and went ahead at the seventh. A penalty cost Mrs. Hulteng the ninth when she illegally dipped her club in a water hazard, making the match even at the turn. Mrs. Hulteng won the next two, Dotty won the 12th and finally squared it at the 16th.

Pressure Transfers. Both reached the fringe on their second shots on the 18th. Then Mrs. Hulteng chipped better than 60 feet, to within eight feet of the hole. When Dotty chipped, she lay a good 18 feet out.

But in this clinch, La Kirby holed out. The pressure which had been on her was transferred to Mrs. Hulteng. The Rhode Island girl sank hers, and they moved to the 19th. Then Dotty won in strictly par.

She was on the green in two and two-putted. Mrs. Hulteng drove into a trap, outed and then feet to the right of the pin. missed "she her first putt and it was all over. Eight Football Tests Slated For Fairmont Fairmont, Sept.

football games are scheduled for Coach Cameron West's Fairmont High gridders this season. Three conference, William games H. are Brown, included. a 1948 graduate of Western Carolina Teachers College, will serve as West's chief assistant. Paul Oliver, will be line coach.

Returning lettermen are Edgar Johnson, John Fulton Floyd, Bobby Jones, and Gene Inman in the backfield and linemen James Bristow, Daniel Lane, Walter Perry, Jimmy Oliver, Alton Parker, Lamar Bris- tow, Jack Bray, and Hayes Lewis. Ms To it Now likes you! Top Linemen of the Sophomore Crop at Duke Two of the sophomore (left) and Blaine Earon, a pair Blue Devil line this season, Earon, 190-pound, six-one end, Murfreesboro Eleven Has New Head Coach Murfreesboro, Sept. lettermen form the nucleus for, the Murfreesboro High football team this season. The locals be competing in a new conference and under a new coach. The new coach is Isaac Perry, a Wake Forest graduate who cronched last season at Elizabeth new conference is the Chowan Conference.

Five league foes be met this season. Eight games in all are on tap, with two open dates on the slate to be filled. Interested teams should contact Perry at the high school here. Only Bob Warren is back from season's starting backfield. 'Nine letter linemen return.

The schedule: Sept. 23-Aulander; 30-Weldon; Oct. 14-at 21-at Colerain; 28-at Aurelian' Springs; Nov. 4- Jackson; 11-Open; 18-Enfield; 24-at Rich Square. Nine freshmen and two sophomore newcomers survived the pruning as Coach Wilson reduced his Shaw football squad from 54 candidates to its season's strength of 41 yesterday.

The fortunate frosh included six linemen: William Alexander, center, Newark, N. Thomas Armour, guard, Matawan, N. Junea Arnelle, tackle, New Rochelle, N. Elliott Artis, end, Ossining, Henry Scott, center, New Rochelle, N. and George Singfeld, end, Ossining.

The three backfield men in the Shaw Football Squad Is Cut to 41. Players GREYHOUND 2 RACING 5 Through OCTOBER 15th! GREYHOUND RACING EVERY NIGHT (Except Sunday) Featuring the Finest Racing Dogs of America's Outstanding Kennels PARI-MUTUEL BETTING Under Supervision Morehead City Racing Commission Post Time 8:15 P.M. Admission 50c Special Offer: A copy of this ad will be honored as Gate Pass for holder and party upon payment of 2c Service charge and 8c Federal Tax for each member of party. Morehead City Greyhound Track Carolina Racing Association, Inc. Morehead City North Carolina Yezzir, Coach Suffolk, Sept.

Artful Arthur Jones, head football coach at Suffolk High School, today called on his players' girl friends to "help produce a winning team." a student assembly, Jones pleaded with the "I want you girls to do your part to help us producent winning team, If a have sense enough to go home at 11 o'clock, I want you to send him home." Jones said indirectly that some members of his 81-man squad had been breaking training rules. One rule requires the players to be in bed by 11 p. m. 83 camp are Gino Conti see much action in the from Phillipsburg, N. J.

Leafs Score Win Over Burlington Burlington, Sept. pennant-winning Leafs donned their hitting togs here tonight and blasted four Burlington pitchers for 13 hits and an 11-1 victory over the Bees for their first win in the best four-out-of-seven series. Burlington now a two-toone lead in the series, having won the first two games played at Danville. Tonight's contest was a close battle until the Leafs broke things open with two stunscores the seventh. They added in the eighth and finished off with two in the ninth.

Manager Woody Fair's single in the seventh with the sacks loaded drove in the two scores. In the eighth Danville, put together singles by Gallagher, Willie Duke and Hugh Taylor along with a double by Pitcher Pete Angell, two walks, a hit batsman, and a fly out to get the six markers. Burlington's lone run came when Don MacLean doubled, moved to third on an error, and scored on an infield out. The two teams remain idle tomorrow night but resume the series at Burlington on Saturday night. Danville Ab.

R. H. 2b Brown. Nagel, 3b Fair. rt if cf on Taylor, 0 Ashworth, 1b Gallagher, Angell, Totals Burlington Ab.

R. Evans, cf MacLean, 1b 14 Cooper. Hafenecker, 2b Trotta, 3b Petty, ri Howard, Hooks, Brockwell. Jordan, Hancock. xLamb Jones, Totals 31 9 27 11 Al Batted for Hancock in 8th.

100 000 262- Burlington .000 100 000 Runs batted in: Fair 4, Nagel 3, Angell, Duke, Taylor. Hafenecker. Two base hits: MacLean, Gallagher, Angell, Nagel. Base on balls: Brockwell 6, Jordan 1. Strikeouts: Angell 2, Brockwell 3.

Hits off: Brockwell 8 in 7 1-3; Jordan 2 in 1-3; Hancock 0 in 1-3; Jones 2 in 1. Losing pitcher: Brockwell: ECTC Gridders Defeat Marines Greenville, Sept. 15. The East Carolina Teachers College Pirates dedicated their new football stadium on a victory note here tonight as they scored a 24-0 triumph over the Cherry Point Marines before a full house of 3,500 spectators. Fullback Smith bucked over two touchdowns and Quarterback Roger Thrift passed for two more to give the Pirates an easy win in their first game of the season, their first under Bill Dole who took over the coaching reins here last spring.

Thrift passed 10 yards to Doug Bryant for the first ECTC touchdown after four minutes of the second period. The Bucs struck for two more quick tallies in the closing minutes of that period. Smith plunged over from eight yards out, and after the kickoff, ECTC recovered a Cherry Point fumble on the Marines' 39-yard line and after four plays Thrift passed to Dwight Shoe for the score. In the third period, the Pirates traveled 52 yards in eight plays for touchdown No. 4, with Smith again crossing the double stripe.

Cherry Point's only serious threat was made in the first period when the Marines negotiated 69 yards in the closing minutes of of the quarter, but on the first play the second period, the Pirates rose up on fourth down and tossed the visitors for a 20-yard loss. On Sept. 28, 1923, the New York Yankees made 30 hits in one game for an American League secord. Little Blues Drill On Passing Problems Washington High's Little Blues, concentrating on pass plays most of the week, have come up with a trio of tossers and two candidates who have been outstanding as receivers, and may solve Coach Williams' problem in that department. Other grid reports from Coach Williams disclose changes in the forward wall which are expected to give the team added strength in the line.

Nick Carter has been shifted from guard to tackle, and the Terrell twins have into the guard slots. Coach Williams has had Ellis Jones and Norman Bates doir.g most of the pass-snagging, with both men standouts in drills. His tossers include Evans, Mitchell, and Jeffers. Bo Peep Robert holds the edge for the center slot. In the backfield, Little and Louis Spencer, a pair, of reserves, have turned in performances.

standouts in the Duke football of huskies who are expected to Conti is a 210-pound tackle is a native of Altoona, Pa. Alexander Named Tall, Lanky Joe Alexander, the only member of Raleigh's most famous golfing family who is a professional, has been named manager of the Par Golf driving range and miniature course. Alexander, who took over his duties yesterday, replacing Percy Card, will also on duty as golf pro and will be available for lessons covering all phases of the game. Until he took over the driving range, Alexander served as assistant pro to Hal Long at the Raleigh Golf Association. Card was unable to give golf lessons because of his amateur standing.

new manager said recent improvements to the miniature course included new felt mats which serve as greens. Alexander Named group retained were Wilson Chambers, halfback, Greensboro; Robert Banks, halfback, Boonton, N. and Charles Wallace, halfback, Charlotte. Two sophomores, Harry Callander, end, of Matawan, halfback, N. New- Riley, ark, who made the squad, were trying for the first time.

Of last year's crop of freshmen, 10 men were rated as suceeed" in this their second campaign. High on the list are Robert Stephenson, classy 180-pound halfback from Montclair, N. and Walter Roundtree, another flashy back from New Bern. Also rated as promising are Leonard Chavis, tackle, from Newark; Alphonsa Beacoates, quarterback, Fayetteville; Benton, quarterback, Newark; Malcolm Ford, end, Philadelphia; Leroy Johnson, end, Elizabethtown; John Holmes, tackle, Newark; Saunders Mitchell, fullback, Hampton, and Frank Phillips, fullback, Pittsburgh, Pa. Selma Jackets Play At Williamson High Williamston, Sept.

WilWave will launch the 1949 season here by taking on the Selma Yellow Jackets at 8 o'clock Friday night. The entire starting backfield of last year's unit has been graduated. Eleven lettermen in all were lost to the club via graduation. Returning lettermen are Ends Charles Carver, Billy Bob Peele, and Asa Manning, Tackles Bobby Carter and Jimmy Myers, Guards Warren Goff, Pritchard Lindsley, Jack Welch, and Norwood Keel, and Backs Rush Bondurant and Jack Edwards. Two open dates remain on Coach Stuart Maynard's slate.

They are Sept. e3 30 and Oct. 14 and Maynard desires to schedule Class teams for those dates. Interested schools may contact Maynard at Williamston High. Showfety Bought The Raleigh Capitals yestertook another step in their rebuilding, program of for 1950 some power by buying objective.

lining up big Emo Showfety from the Greensboro Patriots. 'Big hit 35 home runs during the past season and had batting average of fourth best in the league. He finished one point behind Willie Duke in the unofficial averages. Showfety, a former Elon star, played with the Capitals in the last half of the 1946 season and all of the 1947 campaign. generally rightfield but has had experience at first base.

Since Monday the Capitals have purchased home players, and their total output for the year was 60. Third Baseman George Souter was bought from Reidsville, for whom he hit 25 homers. He did not play in the last half of the season. Henderson's Bulldogs Battle Durham County Henderson, Sept. Henderson High School Bulldogs will open their Eastern Class A schedule Friday night under the lights at Veterans Field tangle with the Durham County Counts in a conference clash.

Game time is 8 o'clock and it will be the first of six Class A tilts on the locals' card this year. Despite the heavy rains of Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Coach Joe Caruso sent his charges through long workouts each day. Yesterday the Henderson mentor held a a a a a a a a a lengthy defensive drill along The Bulldogs failed a sinextra point kicking, practice. gle placement good for the extra point in the game with Brenham, Texas, here last Friday night. The only one which was made in six tries was via a Bobby Young to Jack Stanley aerial.

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