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La gaceta., 1940-04-05
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WILLIE HOPPE GANO Ell
C~AMPEONATO DE ICARAM-
BOLAS POR TRES BAN
DAS

Chicago, aDrll 5.-Wdllie
Hoppe gan6 aver de nuevo Ell
campeOnato de carambolas por
tres bandas y conquist6 por de
Gina sexta vez el tftulo frente a
tam notables jugadores como
Jake Schaefer, Welker Coch-
ran, Johnny Layton, Jay Boze-
man, Jose Chamaco, Art Thurn
blad, Allen Hall, Tiff Denton,
Otto Reiselt y Arturo Rubin.
Chamaco es Ell famoso juga-
dor mejicano, derrotado antea-
yer, con anotaci6n de so por 40,
en- I'm match con Jake Schaef-
er. de Cleveland.
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CASTILLoUX DERROTo A
BREESE

New York, abril 5.-En un
match efectuado en- White Plain
Dave Castilloux, reconocido CO.
no campe6n del peso ligero del
Canada, venci6 en- ocho asaltos
! Quintin Breese, de Manhatt-
IN, Kansas, en- presencia de
mas de 5000 personals. Pesaba
Castilloux 1852 libras y su o.
ponente 140.
Ell canadense ,un maestro en-
ell "ring', gan6 cinco de los ocho
aaltos. Leo RakauBkas, de
Scranton, Pa, superb y venci6
por puntos a Frankie Rosano,
de Uniontown, en- ell semifinal.
All Blake, de Baltimore, derrot6
por nocaut tecnico a Bill ODDS
son, de New York.
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a Lopez MurO y a su nOvia.

q LOPOA NUN q 81 HONld,
Los muchachos la recibieror
en- una habitaci6n cast sin niue.
bles. diciendola que estaban ms.
talandose.
-Pero... Use ha cascade listed,
Juan Jos ?-pregunt6 Pura
con su hermosa ingenuidad-
Use han casado ustedes?. D.,
Y las respuestas simultaneas
de los dos j6venes Ia hicieron
comprender y sonreir a un mis-.
mo tempo.
-iNoSconteSt6 Luisita. en-
.el mismO segundo en- que Juan
Jose decia:
ISL.
Hubo una pausa, en- la que los
movies sc miraron azorados.
Pura comprendi6.
Tulsa Sc habia puesto roja.
Y en- seguida, entire rias y en-
tire bromas, los dos Sc apresura-
a ahadir, atrOpslandOse:
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Jimmy Fox descarg6 I'm jon
ron con las bases llenas. Batea
ron tambien pelfculas de cua-
tro esquinas, Doc Cramer, Lou
Finney y Leo Nonnenkamp.
Boston 13c, 15h, lie; Cincin
natl &c, Oh, Be.
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Con Ell bate. Ia Mascota y los Espeiuelos
(Por Tira a cuAr,s

La Liga Intersocial esta CO.
operando con la Junta de Re
creo en- ell arreglo del terreno
de Cuscaden Park.
Coopera con algunos me
nudos," por cuanto la Junta
no dispone ahora del ndmero
suficiente de brGzos para rea-
liar ell trabajo con rqpidez.
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Las Abejas perdieron aver
un d~esafio, en- Orlando, frente
a los Senadores de Washing
ton. Ell Washington hizo cinco
carreras, en- ell octave, ayuda-
do por cinco hits y tres eFro-
res.
Boston Sc, Oh, Be; Washing
ION &c, 12h, lie.
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Frank Rodriguez, ell delega
do del Centre Asturiano, es u
no de los miembros mas acti-
vos de la Liga Intersocial.
Esta siempre listo Frank pa
ra intervenir en- comisiones,
TRAFALGAR Y hasta s~acrificar ell
bolsillo en- gastos especiales.
Mediante sus gestiones con
la firma de Ramsey, el logr6
conseguir todos los uniformes
para la novena astur.
La banda del Institute Hills
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Ell GRAN ATLETA NEGRO
JESSE OWENS sierra PRE-
T MARIANA EN-
A FIELD

lDara mafana sabado por IA
tarde, en- Plant Field, una exhi-
bioi6n de velocidad en- la carre-
ra de 100 yardas, ell famoso at
leta negro Jesse Owens, MEM
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Hogan a Ia quintaeSencia en- las
almas de las mujees buenas
cuando el hombre amado sc We
en- desgracia...
81 Pura hubiese sido una mu-
jer vulgar, la noticia de la des-
gracia de aquel hombre que Ia
habia e~ngahado, que Ia habla
traicionado, Ia habria dejado in
diferente; asi siendo ella como
era, no.
AL contrario, su amor Hegaba
a sublimarse en- sacrificio...
o.
Al fin, va a atlas horas de Ia
noche, temerosa tambien de que
.pudieran tomarla sabe Dios por
que las raras gentes que cruza-
ban por estes barrios apartadOs
OPTIC por coger el tranvia y vol
yer hacia la Puerta del Sol.
No durmi6 esta noche apenas.
al dia siguiente, antes de dar
las dos de "a tarde, fue . buscar
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isl, mol. iBueno. vera US
ted!...
-Bueno, ST, nos hemos casa
do, pero...
Lopez Muro resOlvi6 Ia cosa
tosiendo, Y Pura, discreta y per
donadora, Sc apresur6 a llevar
ell tema a 10 de Gustavo:
-lSiento haberles mOlesta-
dol. Pero estoy tan impacien-
te...
ii uite!... iHa hecho listed
bienl Vamos para AHA. La Mon
olca esta lejos...
iAh la emoci6n de Pura GUAM
do s@,ieron a la Gale Y comenza-
ron a tomar tranvias L..
IAN, SD emcci6n inmensa
cuando traspasaron el umbra
de Ia carcel!..
Lopez Muro Sc adelant6 para
prevenir a Gustavo en- Ell locu-
torio.
e. pOOre presO aparecia mas
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Los Indios de Cleveland die
ron una "lechada" a los Gil
SGntes, en- Augusta, Ga. I'm
"jonron" lie batearon a Carl
Hubbell, pero lanzando prob6
que su lorna es perfecta.
Cleveland 1c, Oh, lie; New
York o., Oh, De.
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Son esperados hoy, y Sc cree
llegaran los uniformes de las
novenas de la Unione Italiana
Y los Caballeros Leales de A
merica.
HechoS por encargo auna CO
nocida fabrica del Norte.
La Liga Intersocial utilizara
los mejores bates en- la tempo
rada que Sc avecina.
Los malos bateadores no po-
dram achacarle la "ceguedad"
a la inferioridad de los bates.
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Esta va en- Was de compile
to restablecimiento ell querido
joven JESUS Rodriguez.
"Mano" Llauget dirige la
nOvena del Circulo, con carac-
ter INFERNO.
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borough, dirigida por Amado
Delgado, tocara ell domingo en-
la Inauguration de la Liga In
tersocial.
Mario Pullara realiz6 gestio
mes para conseguirla.
Ahora, en- la Liga Interso-
cial, trabajan como buenos a.
migos los delegados, subdele-
gados, ell presidente, ell secre-
tario, ell tesorero y ell vicete-
sorero.
Edualuo Vega, ell v~iceteso-
zero, labor6 ell aho pasado con
grandes brios,
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Ell Boston Medals Rojas de-
rrot6 aver de nuevo, en- Wins
ton Salem, Carolina del Nor
tie, a los Rojos de Cincinnati.
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la GACETA

n peri6dico en- idiomA ESpShc'
Ss mas circulation en- Tsmps
Vlctoriano Manteiga, Edito'
Subscription semanal: 20 C
,3Os Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
BOSTON TRIUMPHS
in OPENER, 7 TO 6
AS Jump On Dickman To Sew
Up Second Tilt In First In
ming, Winning 81

BOSTON, April 19.-LP)-A t e +
launching their home season by
coming from behind for a 7-6 vic
tory over the Athletics this holiday
morning, the Red Sox lost their
first 194G game by a 81 margin
when they returned to Fenway park
for the afternoon end of their Pa
triot's day twin bill.
Jimmy Foxx, who collected his
second homer in two days, Dom
DiMaggio and Doc Cramer hit hard
enough to knock in all seven of the
Seekers runs in the first game,
thereby offsetting starter Jack Will
sons wildness.
The Athletics, however, settled the
afternoon contest at Emerson Dick
mans expense in the first inning.
Dickman, starting only his Sec
ond game as a Red Sox chucker,
opened by walking Benny Mccoy
who went around to third on Wally
Moses single. After AL Simmons
forced Moses and Mccoy scored, Bob
Johnson hit a homer into the visit
ing teams bullpen in right field
to clinch the game.
The Seekers saved themselves
from a shutout in the fourth when
Manager Joe Cronin tripled and
scored on Bobby Doerr's infield out.
(Morning Camel
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CLEVELAND WINS
OVER TIGERS, 40
Allen Allows But Three Hits
Heath Hits Homer To
Spark Play Of Tribe

CLEVELAND, April 10 Up -
Johnny Allen and Jeff Heath sprint.
ed the comeback trail today to hand
the Cleveland Indians a 4 to Q shut.
out over the Detroit Tigers.
Allen, who won only nine games
last campaign after an arm opera
ton, turned in an impressive three
hit pitching performance. Outfielde,
Heath, who slumped to a batting
mark of .292 in 1889 after a fat .343
his first season, connected fer a
three-run homer.
Heath's long siXth-inning drive
off Henry Pippen went into the right
field stands Of Cleveland stadium,
where 26,529 spectators shivered in
temperatures in the low forties to
see the Indians open their home sea.
son. Ben Chapman and Hal Trosky
scored ahead of Heath. Chapman
had doubled to send Lou Boudreau
in with the first run.
The Tigers three blows were scat.
tered harmless singles.
Since Bib Teller pitched no-hit ball
against the Chicago White sox in
the Tribes only other contest, Cleve-
land foes have obtained just three
hits in IS innings,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
Boydston Hopes To Set
High Jump Record Today

LAWRENCE, Kas., April 19-P)
Don Boydston, scholarly Oklahoma
A. and NJ. sophomore, hopes to
hurl his lanky frame higher into
the air than mar ever has leaped
before in tomorrow's annual Uni
versity of Kansas relays.
Star athletes from 48 colleges
are entered in the mid-western
classic, but at least until the high
Jump is over chief attention will
center on the bespectacled lad
from the Sooner state.
The cowboy with legs so long
there just is room enough on his
six-foot, two-inch chassis for a pair
of robust shoulders, doesn't give a
boot about the meet record. He's
already bettered that, unofficially
It's the world mark Of six feet,
8 ga inches held jointly by Corne'
Illus Johnson of the Pacific coast
and David Albritton of Ohio State
that beckons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
Tharnish Hurls Deacons
To 81 Win Over W. & M,

WAKE FOREST, April 19.-H-
Jesse Tharnish pitched three-hit
ball and struck out eight as Wake
Forest turned back William and
Mary 9 to / here today in a South
ern conference baseball game.
Coach Murray G~reason's Demon
Deacons ciinched their victory with
a three-run party in the first in
ming.
Bill Eustler and Pete Horchak
led the Dcacon's eight-hir attack
on Lefty Merritt, with a brace of
singles for three tries apiece.
The sovereigns pushed over a
single run in the second. It was
the Deacons' eighth victory in nine
starts, and the sovereigns' fifth
straight loss.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
Charlotte Wins State
Singles, Doubles Flags
Spurrier And Hatch Beat vii.
mington's Boney-Taylor
Team In Meet Finals

CHAPEL HILL. April 19.-LF-
Bobby Spurrier and Bill Hatch,
representing Central High of Char.
lotte, walked off with the state
singles and doubles championships
here today by winning matches in
the finals of the North Carolina
High School Athletic associations
annual interscholastic tournament,
Spurrier, seeded No. l, won the
singles title by beating a fellow
Charlottean, Rod Robinson, seeded
No. 8 from Harding High in the
Queen City, 6-3, 81. Later in the
afternoon he teamed with Hatch
70 defeat Wilmington's fine tan.
dem of Boney and Taylor, 81, 6.1.
to win the doubles crown.
Spurrier succeeds Meyer Hendrix,
Reynolds High (Winston-Salem),
winner of the state singles title
for the past two years, who grad.
uated last June. Hendrix flso va
Gated the doubles title he shared
with Bob Haltiwanger. Thus new
champions were crowned in both
singles and doubles.
In the semi-final singles matches
this morning, Spurrier beat Haiti
wanger, seeded No. 4, So, 60, and
Robinson upset Wilmington's Lilo
mel Johnson, seeded No. 2, rs,
S.6.
There was also one upset in the
semi.finals doubles contests. Boney
and Taylor, seeded No. 8, upset
the No. 1 seeded duo of Cash and
McCuiston, Reynolds High (Wins-
ton-Salem), in a thrilling three-set
match. The scores were 81, 3.6,
Ga.
In the other doubles semi.finals
Spurrier and Hatch, seeded No. 2,
defeated Strickland and Young of
Wilson, seeded No. 4, by scores of
So, ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
E. M. |. Triumphs Over
Campbell College, 4-3

SALEMBURG, April 19.-Behind
the ,four-hit hurting Of w. q. Jer-
nlgan, the Edwards Military Insti-
tute baseball team defeated the
Campbell college nine 4 to 3 here
this afternoon.
The Cadets touched Naylor and
Crowder for six safeIies.
The local nine went out front
with three runs in the first off two
hits and a base on balls. 1t added
another marker in the second on
two safeties.
Campbell marked up two tallies
in the first with a hit, an error
and a base on balls. Their third
marker came in the sixth on two
hits.
Smith, with one for three, paced
the visitors batting attack. Banks
with three hits out Of four at
tempts led the Cadets at bat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
DODGERS TRAMPLE
GIANTS, Il TO 0
Brooklyn Gives Opening Day
Crowd Thrill Of Practical
ly Flag Proportions

BROOKLYN, April 19.'P)-The
venomous Dodgers slaughtered the
New York Giants u to 0 today to
give a whooping, booinc crowd OF
24,741 Fiatbush fans an opening
day thrill of practically pennent
proportions.
Hugh Casey allowed nine hits in
steering Brooklyn to its second
straight shutout, but kept them
we'll scattered and was seldom in
danger of being scored upon and
never threatened with losing.
The Dodgers simply steamrollered
their arch enemies from across
town, scoring n run in each of
the fourth, fifth and sixth innings,
three in the seventh and giving a
grand fireworks display of six runs
in the eighth when they batted
around and the GIANTS fell to pieces.
NEW WORK Ar n u n A
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Carolina Nine Wins
Over Davidson, z To l

CHAPEL HILL, April 10. -P-
North Cardinals varsity baseball
team made a successful debut in the
state race by defeating Davidson Z
to l here today in a contest cut short
by rain at the end of the sixth
inning.
The victory assured the Tar Heels
a chance at first place in the big
five but they must defeat Wake For
est, conquerors of Duke, at Wake
Forest tomorrow if they are to take
the lead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
Herring Wins Match
By Default In Meet

Play in the mems spring golf
tournament at the Cape Fear Coun-
try club yesterday advanced to the
second and third rounds, viii J.
P. Herring, Jr., winning by default
over M. Snow in the only match
scheduled in the first flight.
Other results ' ere:
Second flight-L. L. Doss, 8 and
2 over Fred Little; W. L. Bozeman
by default owe Clark James; T m
Cobb 2 and 1 over r. B. Gwathmey.
Third flight-R. NJ. Williams by
default over Warren Johnson; J.
c. Williams 7 and 6 over H. T.
Newland.
Fourth flight-Mosely Fonvielie !
Up over Richard Rogers; DR.. James
H. Smith 8 and 2 over Henry Reh-
der.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
ROY LAMB HURLS
SIX hit CONTEST
Locals Score In FRS, Fourth:
Fifth And Seventh, On
Seven Hits, Six Walks

With Roy Lamb pitching six-hit
hall and bearing down effectively
in the pinches, the New Hanover
High school baseball team chalked
I'D its third Eastern Glass A con-
ference victory at Legion field yes
terday afternoon with a Z to l
triumph over the Durham Bull
dogs.
Making the most Of seven hits
obtained off Morgan, and coupling
these with six bases on balls and
three errors, the Cats scored in
the first, fourth, fifth and seventh
innings.
The fourth stanza was the big
frame for the locals, who sent four
markers across the plate with three
hits. including a double by Stands,
a walk and an error.
Despite the fact that the entire
Wildcats team played a smooth
game of ball, Lamb was the star
Of the affair. In the first two in
nings, the visiting batsmen went
down in one.two.three order. In
the third he walked a man and
allowed an infield hit, but the hit
ter was picked off at second and
the next man flied out. He allowed
one safety in each of the fourth,
fifth and sixth innings.
The Bulldogs got to Lamb with
two infield saicties in the eighth
and F. Lofts scored on a throw
to first, giving the visitors their
only marker of the game.
Aside from pitching a steady,
smooth game, Lamb drove in two
runs when he hit through the
shortstop in the fourth.
The opening marker for the Cats
came when Edwards walked and
came in on a hit by Alderman. In
the fourth Lee led off with a
safety, and High duplicated. Day
walked. Lamb hit through the
shortstop, sending in Lee and High.
Stands double scored Day and
Lamb and with that five-run ad-
vantage the locals had the game
clinched.
Except for a throw to first to
catch a runner when a man vas
on third, Lamb would have had a
shutout, F. Lofts scoring on the
throw.
The visitors made three miscues
while the locals had only one bob
bic against their fielding record
for the day.
Smidt with one hit out Of two
trips to the plate, Day with one for
three, and Stands with two for
five paced the Cats batting at.
tack. Perry, with two for four, pac-
ed the Durham club.
New Hanover will go to Raleigh
Tuesday where they will meet the
Caps in a night game.
The box score:
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pendable on the mound.
Some Pitching
Now jumping over to Cleveland
he club that rates strong in field
.ng has pitching that is more than up
to summer form already. Bobby Eel
Ter hurled a no-hitter Tuesday and
yesterday Johnny Allen, one-time
hotel clerk at Aberdeen, n. c., pitch
ed three-hit ball. And in their two
games so far the opponents of the
Indians have made only three hits
in Is innings.
Now conceeding the fact that the
Yankees have everything, that is
enough to win at any rate, 1t appears
that the Tribe and the Red Sox are
fairly good too in just about every
department of the game. Keep an eye
on these two clubs during the com.
ing months, they might make the
race a bit more interesting.
Handshaking Dividends
Scotty DaWkins, boxer and wrest.
Ter who has been promoting the two
sports in Raleigh for the past several
months, vas in town yesterday and
related how he lost several hundred
dollars last yea when the legisla-
ture was in session on the day Jack
Dempsey came to Raleigh for a refer.
eeing engagement.
I'VE rode Dempsey around town,
carried him out to Central Prison to
referee a fight out there and then
brought him back to the hotel"
Scotty said, 81 thought I'd let the
people see him and then they would
come out that night just to shake
his hand"
When Dempsey got back to the
hotel a cousin of his from Wilson
started bringing the legislators and
every politician in the county around
to shake hands with the former cham
pion, he said. Ere long about 200
persons had talked to the champ.
And with every handshake I saw
$1.10 go floating out the window"
Scotty said.
Here And There
Marvin Francis, of the Durham
Sun sports staff, dropped by last
night to inquire about the Durham
boys outcome in the state track meet
While here he said that Duke
will get three of the Durham High
school championship cagers . the
two Lofts boys and Bob CAN'T
and n. C. State will get Mckinney
j.. Those four were the nucleus of
the cage team that Won sc consecu-
tive games and grabbed every cham
pionship grabbable Speaking of
CAN'T, who yesterday spanked the
Durham team to the track crown and
set individual high scoring honors,
Francis said that Bob thought about
coach pleaded" with him to come
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
TRIUMPH

WAKE FOREST, April 19.-R-
Wake Forest trackmen took II of
IA of the pole vaulting division in
defeating Hampden-sidney Is IL
to At IL here today.
Two school records were broken
by the Deacons as Jim Dowdy ran
the 100-yard dash in 81 seconds
and Rupert Pate hurled the shot
put 43 feet, 6 ga inches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
r OPENS DID,

HIGH POINT, April 19.-LP-
Eight teams are entered in the
fourth annual South Atlantic inter-
scholastic golf tournament which
starts here tomorrow.
Entries include Charlotte, Thomas
Jefferson of Richmond, Va, High
Point, Winston-Salem Salisbury,
Greensboro, Greenvile, S. c., and
Lexington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
WIN OVER DURHAM, Z TO |
Red Sox Divide Double Slate
Isaac Bear Nine Beots
Tileston For CrovD

The Isaac Bear baseball ,e,u
captured the eighth grade cham.
pionship yesterday afternoon by 4.
feating Tileston 9 to Z in a PAN.
played at Robert Strange park
Colly and Dykes comprised n,
Tileston battery, with Herring and
Mats for the Bear team.
Tileston outhit the Bear nine ,
to Z, but the victors made al, hit,
count and took advantage Of walk,
and errors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
SILVANIC

NEWARK, N. J., April 19.-R-
Inc Newark Bears of the Interna-
tional league announced today the
release of Outfielder Frank Silvanic
to Blnghampton. The Bears also
nave returned Pitcher Ray vopi,
Manhattan college graduate, to their
Eastern league farm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20

Errors: Johnson, Caster, Tabor,
Desaute!s, Cronin. Runs batted in
Seibert 8, Caster 2, Rubeling. Cramer
3, Foxx 2, DiNaggio .. Two base hits
johnson; DiMaggio. Cramer. Home
runs: Fox. Stolen base: Doerr. Sacri-
flee: DiMaggio. Double plays: Cronin
to Doerr to Foxx (); Doerr to Cronin
to FoxH. Left on bases: Philadelphia
9; Boston S. Bases on balls: off Caster
3, Besse 2, WILSON I, Heving /. Struck
out: Caster 3, Wilson 4, Heving ..
Hites: off Caster 6 in s innings; Besse
. in 2; Wilson s in 3 1-3; Heving Q in
3 %. Winning pitcher: Heving. Los
ing pitcher: Caster. Umpires: Pipgras,
Summers and Quinn. Time: 2:22. At
tendance: 100 (official).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
PORTSMOUTH WINS

hoCkY MOUNT, April 1s.-tP-
ROCKY Mounts Red Sox made their
nome debut today but lost their
third straight game of the pied
nont league baseball season as the
portsmouth Cubs scored a & tn .
victory on a wet field,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
out for track instead

out for track instead And ap.
parently the track coach knew what
was a good thing when he saw it :. j..
The New Hanover Wildcats will play
their first night game of the year
next Tuesday night in Raleigh when
they meet the Caps The two
teams will probably meet in a night
game here also,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20

3, Chapman. Two base hit: Chapman.
Home run: Heath. Sacrifice: Weather,
". Double play: Bartell and York.
Left on bases: Detroit 6, Cleveland 4.
Bases on balls: off Pippen 3: off Alien
3. Struck out: by Pippen 4, by Hutch
lnson 2, by Allen 2. Hits: off Pippen
8 in 6 innings; off Hutchinson l in .,
Wild pitch: Pippen. Losing pitcher:
Pippen. Umpires: Grieve, Ormsby and
Basil. Time: 2:05. Attendance: 26,529.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
TAR HEELS WIN

CHAPEL HILL, April 19.-(P)-
North Cardinals undefeated varsity
team won it's ninth match of the
season by banking N. C. State 9 to
0 here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
DUKE BEATS DEACONS

DURHAM, April 1s,-LR-Duke's
varsity tennis team rehit its victory
stride at the expense of Wake For
est, defeating the Deacons 6-3 in
a match played on the Duke courts
here this afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20

Errors: L%avagetto, banning. Runs
batted in: L~avagetto 4, Gilbert, Cullen
bine, Coscarart, Mancuso 2, Camilli.
Two base hits: Whitehead. Phelps,
L~avagetto 2. Sacrifices: Schumacher,
Casey 3. Double plays: Coscarart,
Durocher and Camilli; D%urocher, Co.'S
carart and Camilli. Left on bases
New York 8, Brooklyn Z. Bases on
balls: off Casey 1, off Schumacher 2,
off Melton s. Struck out: by Casey 1,
by Schumacher 4. by Melton 3. Hits:
off Schumacher 6 in 6 innings; off
Melton 6 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher:
and Reardon. Time: 2;1s. Attendance /:
%, IA.
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ErrOrS: LlIIard. DOerr. NUTS Datteu
in: johnson ., Simmons, Doerr. Two
base hits: Foxx, Doerr. Three base
hit: Cronin. Home run: johnson. Left
on bases: Philadelphia a; Boston 7.
Bases on balls: off, Babich 3; Dickman
1; Hash 1. Struck out: by, Babich 6:
Dickman 2. Hits. off: Dickrlan 4 in 7
innings; Hash 1 in 2 innings. Losing
pitcher: Dickman. Umpires: Summers,
Quinn and Pipgras. Time: 2:O6. At
tendance (actual) 26,50o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20
SMOKE RINGS
Trouble-Makers
By SAM Raglan

Gathering up the loose ends of a showery April week
and wondering if we should climb out on a limb ana PICK
the Indians and the Red Sox to be the chief trouble
makers in the American league this season.
Before thew came north with the first meadow bios
SONS, everyone said the main weakness of the Boston CLUB
was pitching. But so far the Sox have looked fairly de-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20

Wilmington 100 40 10X-7 Z I
Summary: Runs batted in: Lamb
2, Stands 2, High 2, Alderman,
Perry. Two base hits: Byrd,
Stands. Stolen bases: Smidt 2,
High z, Day, Lamb, Stands, F.
Lofts. Sacrifices: Horton. Left on
bases: Durham 4, Wilmington 4.
Bases on balls, off: Morgan 6.
Lamb 2. Struck out, by: Morgan
8, Lamb 6. Umpires: Griffiths,
Singleton, Delano. Time 1855.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-20

New South Wales became a Bri.
fish possession in 1888.