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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
Mallory, Smokes Collect
Homers As Sanford Wins

HIGH POINT, June 25.- ar 49,
Home runs by North Cardinals Jim
Mallory and Dukes Eddie Smokes,
each with two on, furnished the
power today for Sanford's 81 win
over Sherrill's ~Servicenter Of Muir
ply in a delayed first round game
of the state semi.pro tournament.
Ned Butcher. University Of Rich
mond right handler, let Murphy
down with three hits and Charlie
Gloskie hit q round tripper for San
ford.
Murphy ----.-100 900 000-1 3 Q
Sanford ~..---310 $50 10x-8 8 ]
Nations and Breaker: Butcher and
Gloskie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
HAMLIN

BROOKLYN, June 49, @ -
Pitcher Luke Hamlin donned a
Brooklyn Dodger uniform again to.
night exactly one week after he quit
the club in a huff because Presi-
dent Larry MacPhain rebuked him
for throwing a home run ball in a
game with the st. Louis Cardinals.
Hamlin and MacPhail settled their
differences at a conference late to-
day, but no announcement was
made by club officials, who previous
ly had refused to discuss Hamlin's
absence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
round of the National Intercollegi.

round of the National Intercollegi.
ates today and ended up in fourth
place behind L. S. U, and Prince
ton. who were tied for first, and
Georgetown, in third place, L,SU.
and Princeton had Col, Georgetown
6O6 and Duke, 612. Duke finished
in a tie for fourth at Des M9lneS,
Iowa, last year.
The Blue Devils sent four play
ers into the battle for the lndIvld'
ual championship. Henry Russell
with a 148 eight-over-par was low
for the Dukes. Guy Berner win
152 and Skip Alexander and Tom
Perry with 1865 were other Blue
Devils to qualify.
Chuck Alexander, considered one
OF Dukes best, failed to qualify
He shot a 70 today to go WITH an
SO yesterday. Chuch was two over
through u today but ran INTO
trouble on the final six holes D jul
Gottesman also failed to guam
as he added an "a to his W
yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
Bucs To Play Whiteuile Nine Here Tonight
TroskyT1its TwoHomers
AS Tribe Beats Yankees
Winners All

Va, June rs
- up - Found - the perfect
golf tournament. Every con-
testant won a prize.
1t happened in the Richmond
Newspapermen's golf asso-
citation tournament over the
Glenwood golf club course
when the press of news cut
the field to IA.
Every player won at least
one award, and after distri-
button of the prizes the exc
cutive committee discovered
that there were two left over.
The two committeeman award.
ed the trophies to themselves
for ''diligent and meritorious
efforts" In conducting the tour
nament on one Of the hottest
DAYS of the summer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
Duke Fourth In Race For
Team Title; Four Blue
Devils Survive Test

MANCHESTER, VT, June rs
R-Johnny Burke of Georgetown,
youngest member Of a Newport,
R. l., golfing family, rushed under
the wire with the late finishers in
the qualifying round of the Ma
tional Collegiate A. A. golf champ
,ionship today to gain the medalist
hcnors with a 36-hole total of 143.
Burke, who won the I~ntercollegi-
ate championship two years ago
and the Metropolitan amateur only
last week, topped his opening II,
enc over par for this 6,565 yard
Green Mountain course, with a u
to lead 145 representatives of 80
odd colleges.
Pressing Newport Johnny, who
finished in a second-place tie at
the end of yesterdays opening
round, were Bert Mcdowell of
Louisiana state, finalist with him
in 1888, and Harry Haverstick of
Swarthmore. Each had IA, Haver-
stick with the Journeys first SUBJ
par round, a one-under SO.
Two fasteners, Bill Clark I
Dartmouth and Jack Selby of
Princeton, wound up in a fourth
place tie with Ass. thanks to their
steady play over the 36-hole route,
Rennie Kelly of Southern Californ-
ia and Warren Tansey of Michigan
State, rated outstanding title
threats, we're deadlocked at 146.
The first days leader, Neil
Croonquist of Minnesota, the as
sociation's retiring president, put
a 70 on top of his opening par
70 to gain n of the 81 match
play berths. Ten players who scor-
ed 1885 played off for the last
four brackets.
Among the other outstanding en-
tries to survive vel Warren Berl
Of Stanford, last years runner-up,
with ISL, Bill Hall Of Iowa State,
another 1889 semifinalist with $50,
and last years quarter finalists,
Skip" Alexander of Duke with 1856
and Lee Ramsey of Louisiana
State, who emerged safely from
the 1853 playoff.
The competition for the e a m
championship, won last year by
Stanford, ended in a deadlock
vixen the four lowest scorers from
Louisiana State and Princeton
each wound up with So hole totals
Of sol. Georgetown placed r d
with 606, the Duke team of four
was fourth with 612 and Illinois
finished fifth with GIG.
The other low team scores were
Southern California GIT, Iowa State
GLIB, Stanford 619. Michigan State
$40, Yale and Northwestern 621,
Ohio State 623, Michigan 625, Dart
mouth 626, Harvard and Virginia
627, Texas 628, Amherst 631, Wis
consin 645 and Union 651.
TIL 81 qualifiers will compete in
the first round tomorrow morning
and the Journeys schedule calls
for two round a day until h e
survivors reach the SO hole semi
final stage on Friday.
nTrKE MOVES IT'D
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26

JULIO d11A SSo y
tion-football.
Turn.About
What brings that up, in fact, Is
the recurrent comment thai nay
Wolf. who turned down gravy win
Rice. will turn out a grid team thai
principally stresses defense at Caro-
lima next fall and that Wallace
Wade. the Svengali of the grldlron,
will pr in for "razzle-dazzle" at
Duke.
Talk like that is sure to cause
further comment. There might De
something to that Wolf talk, for 1t
anpears that Chapel Hill is becoming
"defense+minded" in a hurry. ,
But a Wade-coached team that
goes in for 'razzle-dazzle" is just a
little too much. Wade lays stress
on power, with just enough decep-
ton to fool the opponents a bit and
also make the whole thing look easy
for his boys. Duke will hardly go
streamlined. but even if it did it
would be a little different from the
southwest brand.
Maybe the whole business is a
matter of habit. There are some
who never forget a defeat for Duke
at the hands of Carolina and vice.
versa. And these two teams are al
WAYS good material for conversation
and in North Carolina the question
of What do you think of Duke!'
is about to %supplant the stock, Say,
buddy, do you have a match?"
The way we look at it, Carolina
will be some better defensively and
about the same on offense. That
will make them good, as good. per-
haps as last season. But somehow,
that "razzle-dazzle" stuff doesn't TIT
in at Duke-not so long as Wallace
Wade has anything to do with it.
Odds And Ends
Regimental Headquarters Battery
of the 18th field artillery of Dunn is
seeking softball games with teams in
Wilmington The guardsmen
would like to play do~ubleheaders
here on July 6 and 7... Pete Shell,
manager of the team, states that he
has already talked with the Ameri'
can Bakeries, Ethyl-Dow and God
wins about games, but would like to
play Spofford also, "or for that mat
ter any team in your city" Any
interested team may communicate
with Shell at Dunn ... Bert Kite
cancelled the game with Laurinburg
here tonight because Of reports from
several towns that the team had
failed to show up for recent engage
ments and also because the White
Sox have three men claiming to be
the manager of the team >. When
the Yankees went west on a tour a
few days ago they actually event
west" the sports scribes say, pointing
at the long losing streak Of the
champions 49,. Bucky Walters has
been with the Reds for two years as
a pitcher and has a record of SO
complete games, 596 innings with
the opposition having a batting av-
erage of .225 -. In this time he has
turned in AZ victories against II de-
feats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
O~LINGBROKE WINS

NEW YORK, June Is. - R -
Bolingbroke, Alfred Vanderbilt's
three-year old colt who couldn't
win in his first ten races and hasn't
been beaten since, hung up his
third straight victory today when
he beat four other class &C" ri.
walls in the mile and one sixteenth
Petrucio handicap at Aqueduct.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26

Errors: Solters. Colbert. Myer. Ap,
ping, Kuhel. Runs batted in: Travis,
Myer, Colbert 2. Hudson. Kuhel 2, Nc
Nair, fresh. Rosenthal 2. Two base
hits: Case. Wright. Myer. Three base
hits: Colbert. McNair. Home runs:
kuhel. Rosenthal. Stolen base: Wright.
Left on bases: Washington 10; Chicago
I. Bases on balls off: Hudson !. Brown
Appleton 1. Hits off: Rigney II in G
innings; Appleton 2 in /: Brown 2 in
2. Hit by pitcher by: Hudson( Nc
Nair). Losing pitcher: Rigney. UNI
pires: Hubbard, Rue and Moriarty.
Time: 2:03. Attendance: (actuaD 81
233.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
FRANCES FUTURE

LONDON, June U.s. R-An au.
thorized British spokesman said to-
night in commenting on the French
Italian artnistice terms that If the
French colonial empire should now
cease to exist 1T will be parcellec
out between Germany and Italy at
the bidding Of the former. and
France herself will be permanently
reduced to the condition of a vassa]
state"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26

Error: Bragan. Runs batted in: Lo-
PEE !. Van Robays 2, Marty, Bragan,
Atwood, Rizzo 3, Cuisine, Vaughan,
Bowman :, May. Two base hits: FL
lott 9, Van Robays, Mahan. Home
run Rizzo. Stolen bases: Vaughan.
Sacrifices: Lanning, Brubaker. Double
plays: Bragan, Schultz and Makan =;
Vaughan, Cuisine and Fletcher. Left
on bases: Pittsburgh 8; Philadelphia 8.
Bases or balls off: Butcher l, Higbe 3.
Lanning q. Strikeouts by: Higbe 3,
Lanning l, Klinger 2. Hits off: Butch
er 5 in l inning; Lanning s in 5 2-3;
klinger 4 in 2 1-3; Higbe Is in 8; 81
ming. Passed ball: Atwood. Winning
pitcher: Lanning. Losing pitcher: Hig-
be: Empires: Reardon, Goetz and Pl-
nelli. Time: 2:16. Attendance: 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
PIRATES DEFEAT
PHlLLIES, 9 TO I
Three-Run Homer BY Rlzzo
Not Enough For Pills;
BUGS Collect Is Hits

PHILADELPHIA, June Is @R-
Johnny Rizzo blasted a three-run
homer today against his former
teammates from Pittsburgh b u
the Phillies never quite caught up
and lost the opening game OF a
series 81.
Competing as an attraction with
the republican national convention
the game drew only 1000 specta-
tors to Shibe park as Pittsburgh
picked up where it left off in the
liza. series here. A month ago the
BUGS swept the series.
The Pirates 'anded on Kirby
Higbe for IS hits while the Phils
got IA bingles of their own. driv'
ing Max Butcher and Johnny Lam
ming from the mound.
Pittsburgh jumped away to a n
run lead in the second with Al
Lopez singing Elbie Fletcher
|hme after Vince Dimaggio hit
into a double play. The Phillles
came back with two runs in their
half of the inning on three singles
and a walk.
In the third Pittsburgh scored
twice on a walk and doubles by
Bob Elliott and Maurice Won Ro-
bays. The BUGS put on the clincher
in the seventh with a slx-run
splurges featuring safeties by ELL
lott, Brubaker, Vaughn Joe Bow
man, Lopez and frankie Cuisine.
With the help of Rizzo's homer
the Phils counted four times IN
their half of the seventh and with
two out in the ninth scored another
and had the winning runs on bases
when Bobby Bragan grounded u
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
MEET POSTPONED

HAVERFORD, Pa, June 25-R
The National intercollegiate Ten.
mis- championship were postponed
today for the second consecutive
day. Officials announce that the
courts were too wet from an over
night rail. Starting time was reset
for 10 am. Wednesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
THE STANDINGS
National League
TODAY''S GAMES

NEW YORK, June 2J.-LP-prh,r,
pitchers i'll the major leagues tSmo .,os
(won-iost records in parentheses,
American League
New York at Cleycland-Rufffrs r. o.
VS.: Allen (4-3l or Harder GA, 'y"
Boston at Detroit = Bacbv ii.A ~,
Corsica (2-2). W." y
Washington at Chicago Masters,
(3-3) VS.. Smith (4-GD.
philadelphia at st. Louis r,y..
OLD vs.. Niggeling G-2). '
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26

zz-Ran for Mancuso in 7th.
Cnlcasn ----- 600 012 900 600 hS
br Hproys: Mancoso 600 ool lo1 900 %
Herman, Casey, Camili. Ru nosfarart
in: Gleeson. Todd 3, Medwick, Reese
Phelps, Cavarretta, Passeau, Hack Tvs Twn
p pass h bsse h Rlta'issnssnaro !, ve.m Me
Home run: Phelps. SacritH;ccoo,. neese'
Double plays: Herman. Mstsic. hack;
c s;nn IT, II Reese; ceseara aat'' and a Gaa
"! T,,', il; Fl s.s sa o ss s.i Sis'e 81! 2; S,ssi:
Root 2, Casey 3, Kimbs,iV sreneh !.
strikeouts by: Hamiin I rraeau ].
T Root .n !. +, rsssesa 2. Hits off, :ff Hsm,i :,
i 2.s; Casey '" ! ing Tsmqlis, none in
! 2-s; French Z in 9 1.s: 1 Ront = in
10; Passeau, none in 1. W,nn JU. . IN 2
G On hssse's stew noslns pitcher: KinR hssh.
kurth. Time: s:Ss. Sa Hft.n and Mager:
tual) II ,1O4. tendance (ac-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
ASHEvILLE vUy1,s

.A snm v.L!E. June Is. = Up =
Asney M.s tourists hit hard be-.
here today to again defe.t
Winston-Salem twins, ? to = = me
ltinaI OF the two-game series ~" =
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
Washington Defeats
Chicago Sox, To 6

CHICAGO, June 25.-(P-Wash-
ington's Senators defeated the Chi
cago White Sox, 7 to 6, at Comiskey
park tonight behind the nine-hit
pitching of Sid Hudson, rookie right
handler. The Sox rallied for four of
their runs in the ninth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
National League

st. Louis at New York nigAn-y,.
Gee do vs.. Melton t6-lJ.
Plttsbursh at Philadelphia C2)-spr.
ell CD and Bowman Q.5) vs., Blsmn,
ODD and Pearson DO.
Cincinnati at Boston (2l-pqrrrs,
90 and Moore cd vs.. PosedeI "a
and Erickson G-1).
(Only games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
SMOKE RINGS
'RaZzel-DaZZle
BY SAM Raglan

Rain-heaven for the dust bowl and hell for the Mis-,
sissippi valley-eame back from its vacation va alto noa; couple ]esgn 0e
I'm with such gusto that all affaires Pdiamond were
SUSPENDED until Jupe settles down.
And so, while we're waiting until Joe McCarthyS new
order If aspirin arrives, we'll slip out of the baseball pic
4use and net hack to that Year-around topic OF converse
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(Game called end 9Th, rain).

Weatherly 2, Trosky 2, Keltner, Keller
2. DiMaggio. Two base hits: Boudreau
Crosetti, Rosar. Three base hit: Keller.
Home runs: Trosky 2, Weatherly. Left
on bases: New York 4; Cleveland S
Rases on balls off: Pearson /. Milnar
q 8trikeouts by Pearson 2. Hildebrand
/, Milnar 3. Hits off: Pearson 8 in
innings; Hildebrand 1 in 2. Losing
pitcher: Pearson. Umpires: Ormsby,
McGowa and Kolls. Time: 1:25. At
tendance: (estimated) $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
NOTES SOLD

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.. June .;
PENotes valued at s2.659,SOs on
the books of the Atlantic City Na.
tional Bank We're sold at auction
today for $3.50. Signed by hundreds
of persons during boom days. they
were the last assets of the closed
bank to be liquidated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
Cubs Beat Dodgers, SO
In l3-Inning Contest

BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 25.-LP
-Chicago's cinderella Cubs scamp
cred off Ebbets field with five run
Just as the clock struck midnight
tonight to take an 3 to 3 thirteen
inning victory over the Brooklyn
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26

Iap0r, Glenn. Runs batted
York, Sullivan. Two base hits: Di.
Maggie, Gehringer, McCosky, Green.
berg, Doerr. Stolen base: York. Sac.
rifice: Cramer. Left ON bases: Boston
8; Detroit 8. Bases on balls off: Gale.
house 3, Newhouser 4. Strikeouts by
G%alehouse 2. Heving 2, Newhouser Z.
Hits OFT Gnlehouse s in 2 2.3 innings
Galehouse. Losing pitcher: Galehouse,
Umpires: Geisel, .Grieve, Basil and Rom.
mel. Time: ! :58. Attendance: 6,160.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
National Jaau,.

n pittsburgh 8: Philadelphia :
wet grounds. poStp9-t
Cincinnati at Boston. postrono,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26

LII Ddttpu LOE DeAto III Oths
UNRELATED for Tebbetts In 9th.
Boston --.----- 210 Cpl 410-11
Detroit --------------- 600 OBJ OO4-
Errors: Higgins, Bartell 2. Cronin,
DiMaggio. Runs batted in: Tabor 4
Cronin 8, Foxx. Wilson, Desautels. Geh-
ringer 2, York, Sullivan. G%reenberg,
Campbell. Two base hits: Bartell 2
Campbell. York, Cronin. DiMaggio
Three base hits: Foxx. Wilson. Home
runs: Cronin, Gehringer, York, Sulli-
van. Sacrifice: Doerr. Double plays
Bartell, Gehringer and York; DiMag.
gio and Doerr; Tabor, Doerr and Foxx.
Left IN bases: Boston TO-, Detroit ~
Bases on balls off,: Wilson 4, Rowe 2
Seats 3. Strikeouts by: Wilson 8, Rowe
3. Hits off: Rowe Z in 5 innings
Trout l in 1; Seats Z in 8. Losing
pitcher: Rowe. Empires: Rommell
Geisel, Greve and Basil. Time: 200
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
Burke Is Medal Winner
In Collegiate Tournec
STANDINGS
REsrIrg

American League
Boston Ill; Detroit -
cleveland .; New York 3,
Washington I; Chicago G.
St Louis -; Philadelphia "A
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
DUKE MOVES UP

DUKE MOVES UP
MANCHESTER, VT, June Is
R-Duke University's golfers NOV
ed up three places in the second
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26

z.Batted for Rowe in 5th.
zz-Batted for Trout in 9Th.
zzz-Batted for Seats in 9th.
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Whitaker

Whitaker. Mich, Dec. 10 -
Mrs. Nellie Fullerton has return
ed TO the home OF her daughter
and son in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Berkeley. Milan, after staying
two weeks with her daughter AMI
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brown. Sr.
Claud Wilbur and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Jones, Ypsllantl. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Strom.
Graham. Lou and James Hig ey
and Edward Higley, Mattanau,
spend Wednesday night with Mr..
and Mrs. o. z. Vedder.
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TO PARDON CORBETT

Lansing. Dec. 10 - a pardon
for James Corbett, So. Highland
Park, who vas convicted OF hsy-
ing DETAINED Gov. Dickinson's
character during the recent CAM
paign. was promised Wednesday
BY Dickinson. Corbett was con-
vlcted OF circulating scurrilous
cartoons intimatlng that there was
connection between Dickinson
and underworld characters. He
was sentenced 10 nine months 10
two years in the Detroit House OF
Correction.
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NOTICE OF CHANGE or NAME
or ADULT

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WASHINGTON-UP-The War
Department virtually has decided
to construct TINT plant at San
susky. o., It was learned today.
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Rooms

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Phone collect
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Ann Amor 2-22tf
GEESE--live or dressed Arthur
raschks. 1887 Mexican I'd, Wills.
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Automotive
AUTOMOBILE. For sale

1877 FORD-Tu Tudor Touring. black
radio. heater and defroster t2f0
\ O. MIEDMAN AUTO co.
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Merchandise

WANTEp-Passengers TO Los Ange-
les to share expenses LeaNing
December 20. Phone 397-R