The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-17
BREW HURLS BEAR,
TO WIN OVER AS
C Beat Printers, 1928; Kan.
pas Defeat Purol, So; re-
Wins Over Ramblers
By K. j. POWELL.

ball association by ringing Nm ~.
pressive victories over the Ath,,. mi'
and Jackson-Bell respectively ~
games that marked play in tho ,.a II
yesterday afternoon. "Vp
With the dominating snag ,r,.
showing the way, the PCS or,. ,'''n
ged the JB's for a u to : vo.s;',
in the battle at the stadium wsn'
Lefty Brew of the Leland m om',
corps was dishing out only two b%.
to the AS to give the Bears
decision at Leland. In the o,t,.
Tits Of the day, the Hi-Kappas noa
over the Purol Bluebirds, s n
and the Royal Crownmen nosad
the Ramblers, rs.
Five Hit Record
Brew's brilliant performance v.,.
|terday gave the young leftbands,
record of five hits in the last tbr,,
games which just about puts him
on top among the leagues pjtcbir,
delegation. He added to his strE.
out string by throwing the fatal
one by no less than Is Athletic b.t,
tiers. Meanwhile, Piner, on the slab
for the visiting AS turned in
neat job also, and had it NOT bssr
for a bad fourth frame when III,
home lads punched four Of Their
seven safeties to produce three rims
he might have Jared better. Pan
Clark was the man behind the b,
for the winners and Baton did
the catching for the Athletics.
Bullock Fans Il
Two big innings-the third and
sixth, in which they tailed five
times enabled the Hi-Kappas to
capitalize on Jim Bullock's fine "A
strikeout, four hit pitching effort
for their conquest of the bluebirds
Hurting steadily, the reliable Bu.
lock had the Purol boys eating out
of his hand up until the final chap.
ter when the Bluebirds rallied to
send three men scampering across
the pan for their only markers, The
most damaging blow in this spree
was Bill Beasely's towering triple
to rightfield.
Headon Piner started on the
mound for the Purol aggregation
and granted all of the Kappa runs
on seven hits during the six in
nings he toiled. Sweeney SwinsOn
took over in the seventh and al.
lowed one bingle in going the rest
of the way. Gordon Hobbs was the
Hi-Kappa receiver while Baker and
Harris shared catching chores for
the Purol outfit.
| Swapping out of a lengthy batting
slump, Outfielder Joe Cherry rap
ped out three hits out Of four trips
to the bat to pace the Hi-Kappa
attack. Eorace Tyler was next
with two for four and Beasey
came up with a like record to top
the Bluebirds with the stick.
Hendrix Stars
Pitching masterful ball in the
pinches, fireballer John Hendrn
tucked away his third successive
triumph in the re victory over tie
Ramblers. While Hendrix ALLOWED
ten base knocks, he kept them well
scattered in all except the il
frame when the Ramblers sc0leu
four times on a brace OF knOcAS'
The tall Highlander Whitfield H-
batters to bring his total strlheOu'
in the last twenty-five innings "
Sc. Ed Wilson was the Royal CroS'
catcher. Johnnie Carter, on Inc ~,
Der for the Masonboro clan nuIl.u
creditable ball, permitting nine S seu
ties and tanning three. Buck l"N
was the Masonboro receiver
Rowan with three for tive en
Lappy Williams with two lot L'n, ~.
led the Crownmen at the plate VIM
R. Farrow's three for five anu lV. ~.
two for five was the best Tor 'N
Ramblers. ,,,rt.
The Loop presents its secolu rr.,.
doubleheader of the year on i. H.,
day night at the stadium WIN p,rs.
|Pepsi-Colas meeting the Purol on
birds and the Ramblers taAIN'
the JB's.