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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
YANKEES DOWN
B0S0X, 3 TO l
Chandler Hurls N. Y. To
Victory Over Boston;
Hassett Hitting Ace

NEW YORK, May 25-lR-Seven
hit pitching by Spud Chandler and
a couple of important smashes by
Buddy Hassett brought the New
York Yankees a to 1 triumph
over the Boston Red Sox today,
for their 18th victory in II starts.
Hassett singled two runs home
in the third inning, his bio W
coming after a walk, fielder S
choice and a sacrifice, and in the
sixth inning he slammed a triple
into right center and came home
on fly by Tommy Heinrich.
RH E
BOSTON ---------- 100 900 O00-- 7 0
NEW YORK ------ 002 DOL 00x-3 3 Q
Batted in - Hassett 2, Heinrich. Three
base hit - Hassett Sacrifices - Hugh
son, Crosetti, L. Newsome. Double plays
-Crosetti, Gordon and Hassett; Hugh
son, L. Newsome and Lupien; Hassett
end Rizzuo; Chandler, Rizzuto and Has
sett. Left on bases - New York 4; Bos-
ton 4. Bases on balls - Off Chandler 2;
off Hughson 2. Struck out - By Chand-
Ter 6; by Hughson 2. Hits Off Hugh
son in 7 innings; off Butland 1 in 1.
Losing pitcher - Hughson. Umpires-
Stewart, Quinn and Basil. Time 1:44. At
tendance g. 995 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
OPTICAL TEN
TO PLAY BASE
Star News And Phalanx
Softball Teams Clash To-
day; Tits Postponed

Yesterday afternoon tn Han
over softball leagues Firemen :
ed for Strange diamond was post
Senior Frat softball game schedul-
poned because OF wet grounds. The
evening Victory league Apprentice
Maroon-Shipbuilders game ais Q
was postponed. Poor drainage aft
er a hard Sunday hight shower
was responsible.
This evening at 800 o'clock, the
Air Base Blues play City Optical
in the first crucial game of the
summer. A win for the Fliers will
tie them up for first place with
the Opticians. Reiner (2-0) an d
Ship CID will oppose each other
on the mound.
In a second game in the Vic.
tory league to be played promptly
at $50 yesterdays rained out
Apprentice Maroon -Shipbuilde1
game will be played. L. Scroggs
sixteen year old sensation Of the
Maroons, will match his scorchins
slants with those of Kinnell fol
the Builders. a.
At $50 Star-NeWs and Phalan,
will cross bats in Hanover league
game. The NeWsies will be making
a comeback after two unexpected
reverses last week with Bell OF
the mound opposing K. Jewell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
St. Louis Lambasts
Chicago Cubs, lO-2

CHICAGO, May 25.-R Begin
ming with first inning during
which they scored four runs on
one hit, the st. Louis Cardinals
lambasted the Chicago Cubs, 10 to
2, today with a total of 13 hits
while five Cub pitchers paraded to
and from the mound.
Ernie White meanwhile won his
second victory Of the season with
an eight hit performance.
The Cubs pitching parade in
cluded Johnny Schmitz, who was
removed before he could get any,
body out in the first inning, Jake
Mooty, Hiram Bithornn Les Flem-
ing and Bob Bowman. 8
RH F:
ST. LOUIS ------- 42l 900 1910 13 l
CHICAGO --------- 600 020 00O-2 2
Runs batted in Slaughter 2, Mu-
sial, Sanders, Moore, W. Cooper 2, Ma
w. Cooper, Kurkowski, Musial. Home
run Slaughter. Stolen bases-Musial,
Merullo. Sacrifice - Brown. Double
plays - Stringer and Merullo; Marion,
Brown and Sanders. Left on bases-St.
Louis 80; Chicago II. Bases on balls-Off
White S; off Schmitz 2; off Mooty 3; oft
Bithorn 1; off Fleming 2. Struck out
BY White 4; by Fleming 2 Hits - Off
Schmitz l in 0 mine out in first); off
Mooty 0 in /; off Bithorn 5 in 2; off
Fleming 6 in S; off Bowman / in l.
Wild pitch - Mooty. Balk - Mooty Los
ing pitcher - Schmitz. Umpires - Rear
don, Goetz and Conlan. Time 2:34
Attendance (Actual) 796.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
WRESTLING CARD
PLANS COMPLETED
Causey Says Two Fast
Matches Will Be Pre-
sented Friday Night

Plans are rapidly being completed
for the wrestling card to be pre-
sented Friday night in Thaliar
hall, it was announced yesterday
by Bert Causey, promoter.
The promoter said an all-star care
will be presented
The Black Panther is matched
against Stanley Pinto, Chicago, ir
the first match set for the best two
out of three falls with a sixty-min
ute time limit.
Cowboy Luttrell, of Texas, battles
Sailor Barto Hill, of Nebraska, in
the main event. This :; a return en-
gagement and will be for the best
two out of three falls with ninety.
minute time limit.
AL Massey, who has appeared here
both as a boxer and wrestler, will
referee.
Doors at Thalian hall open al
7:15 o'clock with the first event go
ing on at $40 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
BRAVES DEFEAT
new YORK, 81
Homer By West In Last In
ming Enables Boston To
Hold Second Spot

BOSTON, May 25.-RH Max
Vests first home run of the sea.
son came with one on in the 18th
inning today and enabled the Bos.
ton Braves to hold second place in
the national league by beating the
New York Giants to /.
There were two out in the second
extra frame when Clyde Kluttz
s..>ed and West homered and till
then the contest had been a stir.
ring mound duel between Lou Tost
the rookie southpaw, and Bill Lohr.
man.
Each allowed eight hits over the
extended route and each was scor.
ed upon once in the fifth, although
the Giants run was made possible
only through double error bv
Tost himself. .
NEW YORK - 900 o1o 900 oo-1
1OsIoN ------- 900 O1O 600 O2-3 8
nuns batted in - Bartell, miller, West
Two base hit Leiber. Home run
west. Sacrifice - Demaree. Double pIav
-Bartel, Witek and Mize. Left IN
oases-New York IA, Boston 8, Bases on
cails-off Lohrman 4, off Tost 4. Struck
out-By Lohrman 2 by Tost wild
pltch-Lohrman. Umpires - Barlick
PlnelI and Ballanfant, Time 2:3O Al
tendance 1853.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
Brooklyn Dodgers Give
Fitzsimmons His Release

BROOKLYN, May 25.-(P)-Time
finally caught up with Fred Fitz-
simmons today as the Brooklyn
Dodgers handed him his uncondi-
tional release after II colorful
years in the National league.
1t was believed Fitz would be re.
tanned by the Dodgers as a coach
and the club disclosed that the
veteran pitcher would confer with
President Larry MacPhail toner.
row about such a contract T h e
Dodgers have asked him to sign
for five or six thousand dollars
les sthan the $4,000 salary he was
to have drawn for pitching.
The curtain really closed on the
great-hearted Irishman in the third
game of last years World Series
when a savage liner by Marius
Russo struck his left leg. Fitz had
to leave the mound then, after
hurting seven scoreless innings,
and he was able to make only one
start this season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
CMsox Rally To Beat
Cleveland Club, ST.

CLEVELAND, May 25.-The
Chicago White Sox broke a tie in
the last inning today to score four
runs and hand the Cleveland In
dians their fifth straight defeat, S
to 1. Bill Dietrich held the Tribes
men to-, six hits.
The game was an Army and
Navy relief contest, witnessed by
1853 fans, and receipts amounted
to SO, 39O.s6.
The Sox punched four singles
and took advantage of an error in
the final frame to knock Chubby
Dean out Of the box with his first
loss in four games this season. 8
CHICAGO --------- 900 0o1 0O4- 12 2
CLEVELAND ----- 900 900 010-1 3
Runs batted in - Lodigiani, Moses,
kuhel, Hoag, Heath. Two bases hits
Hegan, R. Kennedy 2, Weatherly, Hickett.
Sacrifices - Dietrich 2, fresh. Double
plays = Boudreau, Mack and Fleming
.; Appling. Holloway and Kuhel Left on
bases - Chicago II, Cleveland 6. Bases
on balls - Off Dietrich 3, off Dean 2,
Off Brown l. Strickeouts-By Dietrich 8,
by Dean 2. Hits - Off Dean 10 in 8 1-3
innings; off Brown in 2-3. Losing
pitcher - Dean. Umpires Pipgras,
Summers and Rommel Time 1:55. At
tendance 1859 (actual.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
Grouer Poole Medalist
In Tourney Qualifying
Rounds On Bull Links

DURHAM, May 25.-P)-Grov-
er Poole, Jr., Of Raleigh ana a
member of the Duke university
golf team, was medalist today in
the sectional qualifying round for
the Hale American Golf tourna-
ment to be held in Chicago, June
1921. His card of 146 topped Mar
shall Crichton, of the Hope Valley
Country, by two strokes.
Playing over the Hope Valley
links, Poole finished ahead OF six
other competitors, two amateurs
and four professionals. The other
place in the tournament went to
Ralph Lang, Danville, Va, who
had a card of ISL, Harold Long, OF
Raleigh, also turned in a card OF
ISL for the 36 holes, and is first
alternate. He announced he didn' t
care to compete in the second
Qualifying round to be played in
Atlanta, Ga, June 6 and z. VIM
ners in Atlanta will compete in the
finals in Chicago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
Detroit Tigers Pound
St. Louis Browns, 80

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-P)-Detroit
pounded out two mighty homers in
the first two innings but swung
futilely thereafter as the ambitious
St. Louis Browns scored a 3 to
triumph on costly Tiger error in
the ninth inning of their twilight
game which netted about So, 500 for
the Army-Navy Relief Fund.
Hal NeWhouser, who hurled all
the way for Detroit, made the boot
which gave the Browns their fourth
consecutive victory.
Roy Cullenbine started the
Browns half of the ninth with a
single to left and advanced to sec.
ond on George McQuinn's bunt.
Walter Judnich bunted and New
houser, fielding the ball, threw into
left field trying to catch Cullenbinc
at third. The runner logged in for
the winning marker.
ST. LOUIS --------- 100 900 oil 10 ]
Runs batted in - Bloodworth; Cul-
lenbine; Higgins, Gutterdige Two base
hits Judnich; McCosky. Home runs
Bloodworth; Higgins. Stolen bases-Gut-
teridge 2. Double plays - Stephens; Gut
teridge and McQuinn. Left on bases
Detroit S; st. Louis IA. Bases on balls
Off Newhouser S; off Muncrief l. Struck
cut - By Newhouser S; Caster /. Hits
cH-Muncrief 4 in 8 innings; off Caster
in l inning. Hit by pitcher, by-New-
houser, Judnich. Winning pitcher-Cas-
ter. Umpires - Grieve, Rue and Geisel
Time - 1852 Attendance (paid) 8,496.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
Bill Dowtin Is Lou
In Charlotte Match

CHARLOTTE, May 25.-(P)-Bil
DoWtin of Charlotte shot a 75-75-
$50 today for low score in the sec.
tional qualifying for the Hale
America Golf tournament. In all,
Zine places were allotted here,
with the next step to be taken June
Ct at Atlanta.
J. H. Orr, Charlotte pro, was
second with 151. Sutton Alexander,
also of Charlotte, tied with Wal
ter Reynolds, Rock Hill, S. c., pro,
Dave Tinsley, Charlotte pro, and
Pete Webb, Shelby pro, for third
with 153.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
Big Round Trainer OF Box
ing Champs Lynch, Arm
strong Is Dead
By SID FEDER

NEW YORK, May M-RELarge
Eddie Mead, the huge round man
who piloted Joe Lynch to IN e
world boxing championship n d
Henry Armstrong to three, died
today. He was 49.
''Big hearted Eddie" went out
Just as he would have liked, if
he'd been asked. He took an early
afternoon stroll along Broadway,
gave the boys a "tip" on winner
in the first race at Belmont, then
walked to his favorite b b r
shop. Coming out of there, he col
lapsed on street corner.
For a quarter of century, Mead
had been a handler and manager
of fighters and an occasional fistic
promoter, and one of the best
liked men in the business.
Although he had been i'll, off and
on, for a year, his pals along
Broadway just couldn't believe it
when the word got around of his
death from his longtime heart
ailment only an hour or so after
he'd seen them. They remembered
him as ''big fat kid out of
Tenth Avenue.
They recalled how he used to
carry his fathers lunch to tn e
Iron Foundry on 34th street where
Pop worked, how he once ran
a barber shop on 46th street, and
finally how he turned to the fight
game as a manager some Is years
ago. They recalled, too, that he
was "the kind of a guy who'd
give his arm to a pal in spot. :"
Through hi S early years, he
handled such fighters as A n d y
Cheney, a featherweight from Bal
timore, and Willie O'Connell, a
pretty good bantam from the West
side here. Then he had Lynch, who
won the bantamweight champion.
ship from Pete Herman in 1920,
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
Rice, Dobbs To Renew
Rivalry On Saturday

NEW YORK, May 25.-(R-Gre.
CORY Rice, the worlds ranking d,s-
tance runner, and Gilbert Dobbs,
sensation of the Winter Indoor
campaign, will renew their rival
ry in a special two-mile race at
the I. c. A. A. A. A. track and
field championships Saturday at
Triborough stadium.
Rice never has bettered nine
minutes for the distance outdoors
but ne has gone under that figure
l3 times in indoor competition The
Notre Dame alumnus holds the in
door mark of 8:51.1 and will be
aiming at the outdoor standard of
0:56 established by Miklos Szabo
of Hungary in 1887,
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
Lee Sauold Beats Lou Noua In Eighth Round
RingManEddieMead
Dies OfHeart Attack

lost it back to Herman in 81, and
regained it once more from Johnny
Buff a year later.
There came a long string of
fighters after Lynch's career end
ed, and promotional ventures in
various towns. In recent years, he
tried the latter in Connecticut once
and in Cleveland without success.
In 1896, he hooked up with a
little negro buzzsaw better in Los
Angeles, who was getting no.
where in the fistic world. Al Jolson
had been directing the activities
of the buzzsaw-who was H y
Armstrong. Mead brought Henry
East, and handled him through one
of the most amazing careers the
ring has ever known. In his sky
rocketing run, 1.-THE Hammer"
chalked up nearly 40 straight VIC
tories in a row and became the
first fighter in history to hold
three titles Observation-Disclosures
weight, lightweight and welter-
weight.
Since then, Mead hadn't been
doing too much. Since Anton Chris
toforidis, the Greek, lost the Ma
tional Boxing Association light
heavyweight crown, Eddie h a d
been handling him. He also worked
as a second in Joe Louis corner,
the night Joe bombed Max Schmel-
ing in their second fight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
new BALL LOOP
HAS GOOD TILTS
Shoemen, Motormen, Clam.
diggers Winners In First
Seaboard Contests
BY r. ]. POWELL

Some good baseball cropped up
in the opening round of play in the
Seaboard amateur loop here Sun
day afternoon in which the Su-An
Shoemen, the P & F Motormen,
and the Masonboro Clamdiggers
scored victories.
Righthander Collie's sterling five
hit twirling coupled with the sup.
port of heads up Su-An team
enabled the Shoemen to continue
their winning habits by nosing out
the Sunset Park boys, 81, in .he
first game of a double header stag
ed at the Robert Strange diamond.
The two Sunset Park hurlers-Bert
Nesbit and Tommy Williamson
had quite a time locating home
plate, issuing no less than a dozen
free passes to the shoe hitters.
Three fast double plays by the
Su-An infield kept down the Sunset
scoring. Two of the winners runs
were homers by Boncanman and
Raynor.
Heavy slugging marked the Rob.
ert Strange nightcap in which the
P & F expressmen outscored the
Carolina Tigers, 1873. The Motor
boys raped out % safeties off
Tiger pitchers, Mayhan nd Will
liams and the Carolina team reg
lister 13 blows off Murphy Scog-
gins, who went the route for the
winning club. The pill pounding
was evenly divided among the P
& F boys. Catcher Dickie Watts
got four for six, John Burney tagg-
ed three for five as did Evans
while Scoggins and Aud hung up
three for six. ]. Griffith, with a
four base blow and two other hit
spaced the Tigers with the club.
Williams tripled and Mayhan got
three hits out of four tries.
Down on the sound, pitcher E,
Fowler held the Shipyard hitters in
check while his mates were pound.
ing out slim to 2 victory over
the team from the Filters depart.
ment at the Shipyard.
The Seaboard league will hold
it's next meeting on Wednesday
might at 8 o'clock in the court
house. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
'I0WAN DEFEATS
EX-YOCI BOXER
BADLY IN TK0
Referee Stops. Fight As
Californian Injured Aft
er Close-Scored Bout
BY PAT O'BRIEN

WASHINGTON, May 25.-(P)-
Lee Savold, the rocky Des Moines
Iowa, contender stepped a long
way Up the heavyweight ladder by
scoring technical knockout over
California Lou Nova in the eighth
round of a scheduled 10 round bout
here tonight.
Savold weighed 1873 IL, Nova 2GC
1-2.
Referee Charles r eynol d S
stopped the bout after eight rounds
when Nova was bleeding badly
from the eyes and nose. Although
Nova had bled since the second
round, it wasn't until the fifth that
be showed signs Of weakening.
Nova protested violently when
the verdict was awarded to Savold,
claiming he was able TO continue.
His left eye was examined after
the eighth, however, and Reynolds
ruled nc would risk permanent IN.
jury by continuing the bout.
The California ex-Yogi man car.
RED the bout to Savold with a fur
ious assault in the opening frame,
and continued to hold the advan-
tage in the third, fourth and fifth
largely because of superior boxing g
skill.
Savold, who needed this verdict
tc gain probable shot Al Cham
pjon Joe Louis crown, kept bor-
ing Uneven when Nova had the
upper caud at the in fighting-anc
absorbed plenty of punishment be.
fore his straight rights to the face
and hard lefts TO the body sent
Nova to the ropes repeatedly late
in the fight.
On the Associated Press score
card, each fighter was credited
with four rounds, but Savold's dam.
aging punches in the late heats de.
cided the issue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
ALL-STAR GAME
Time CHANGED
Big Baseball Exhibition On
July 6 In New York Will
Be Twilight Tilt
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY

CHICAGO, May 25.- R Base
balls all-star game will be played
as scheduled in New York's polo
grounds, home of the Giants, on
July 6, with a change made only
in the starting time.
1t will be a twilight affair, get
ting under way at $50 p. m. The
late starting time was necessary
so players from St. Louis could
arrive in time to participate.
This was decided today by base
balls advisory council composed
of KenesaW Mountain Lands, COM
missioner; Will Harridge, presi-
dent of the American league; and
Ford Frick, president of the ma
tional league.
The game was originally sched-
uled to be played in the polo
grounds at night, but the recent
dim-out restrictions on the Allan
tic coast banned night contests and
forced a change in the schedule.
Plans for second all-star game
at Cleveland, involving the winning
team of the New York game and
a picked team from the armed
forces, were not changed. It will
be played at Cleveland July 7,
starting at p. m. Lieut.. Mickey
Cochrane, former manager of the
Detroit Tigers, will be in charge
of the service squad.
However, if weather forces a
postponement of the New York
game, it will be played the fol
lowing day, July 7, at 1:3O p. M,
and the game at Cleveland will be
played the following night. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
ED DUDLEY PAGES PEA QUALIFYING ROUN]
Sports
BY earle HODGE

Yesterday afternoon representatives OF the Cape Fear
empro league appeared before the county commission
asking that the ban of paid admissions at Legion stadium
be lifted And this morning Seaboard loop spokesmen will
ask the city fathers for better maintenance OF Robert
Strange diamond.
The county commissioners said they will "study'
the stadium proposal seriously, hope On the other
hand, the city government has promised to do
thing about the lake called Robert Strange, but
tually has done nothing
Here's way of looking at those two appeals Gas
and tire rationng will eventually put very strong damper
on most types of recreation.
And all Wilmngtonans- Including the cty's newcom-
er-must have something to do besides build ships and
train with guns
So to this corner, the least local officials
can do is encourage amateur and semprO sports.
Buses and taxis still pass the two ball parks Bicycling
and walking aren't going to be od-fashioned much
longer, either.
For both players and fans, something must be done.
Money received from Legion field teams will certainly
mean better baseball and visiting teams. And OBJ
vousy the softballers not interested in swimming
meet at Strange.
It's entirely up to the city council and county COM
mission
Sports Carbon: "If other coaches in the
ice win colOnelces like Bernie Bierman and Bob Ney
land" observes APman Romney Wheeler, "post-war
football games may look like reunions of Kentucky
governors staff.'
-. bill has gone through the New York legislature
which will the states from racing from per
cent of pari-mutual pools to per cent
-. Promoter Mike Jacobs has told newsmen that Joe
Louis and-when fight this summer will definitely not
be in New York City.
Bob Feler will organize baseball team at his
Navy station, Newport Rhode Island Steve Beloise
is boxing coach at the same base.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-26
Pirates Option Handley
To oronto Ball SouQd

PITTSBURGH, May 25.-B-
The Pittsburgh baseball club today
optloned Infielder Lee Handley to
the Toronto club of the Information.
al league with a 24-hour recall pri-
vllege. The move brought the Pi-
rate roster down to the 25-player
limit.
Handley was optioned, club Of
tlcials said, to give him an oppor-
tunity to play regularly and learn
whether his right arm, injured in
an automobile accident last Decem-
ber, has recovered.