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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

SECOND RACE 3-year-olds. "a mile
Tee Resu tBrinsonl $40 $50 40
Advisory Bailey 3s0 $50
AK Quest tHsiD so
Time 1913 as or 1891
Sun Squat Miss Louise and Benrose
slsn ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Pimlico Results

ATfrf. Stuart ban Ne Oui. FicId Fare-
Eaitl.- Aha fssiFh MISTAKE wfffniut5,
Brooke Boy and col Scott also ran.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Pipeline May
be US. Ace

New York, May II AP Tho
Saudi Arabian petroleum pipeline
proposal appeared Wednesday on a
basis OF the latest explanation by
Petroleum Administrator Ickes. to
represent primarily the L. S. gov.
ernment's ace ln.the hole In an in
ternationAl oil supply poker game.
Commenting that the plan for =
government owned project is sub
oct ito modification and improve
ment." lckss told the Economic
club that shortly after the original
announcement Britain sent repre-
sentatiyes hsre for two weeks OF
discussions on world oil, and add.
ed
An can say IL tnat II these
conversations have in any way been
encouraged by the interest in the
pipeline proposal, then | wonder II
even my critics would not agree
that the efforts that have been
made to date constitute a substau-
ual contribution toward a desirable
r%esultt
There seems 10 me 10 have been
far too mach emphasis on this pipe
line. ! am certain that you will
agree that there are bigger issues
involved.
In fact. there Ia involved our
entire international relationships
az TO oil. particularly our relation.
ships with Great Britain"
Ickes said OF the project:
ut is only q single, and not too
important item in what We may
hope eventually will be a compre-
hensiye national oil policy. embrac-
ing both domestic and foreign oper-
ations."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Announcement
Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
ClJcu.t court for the county OF
NasHfen1w
In chhurEry
Helen Z Se!Imau. PlalntIY.
Gabriel Godfroy. sr. Monlq4. God
froN John stewart. Anna stewart.
walter A Bueklef. salmon Cham
plon, Jr Emily Champion. PhIneas
Davis Ablgall + Davis Andrew r.
McRsyuoIds Philip L.. Conkite
George n. skinner George skinner.
CepAus Hawkins. Jr ratherins =.
Mead Caroline ~ Mead John NJ.
Parker, Lucy A Huber Franklin l..
Parker Faith H. Parker. E~vsnkelins
y. HICKS Constance Parker. Gilbert
Parker Margaret Parker. Lois =. Ed
son Winlfred =. A4Atin heirs AZ law
OF Franklin g Parker. deceased
John Robertson; Albert l.. Payson.
Albert A Psyson GlArlsAs q. Pay
son Ann \ snyder Eliza Y shier.
John Robinson, Flora shisr; or their
unknown heirs, dsvissss, lsEste.s and
assigns,
Defendants.
At a sAAsion OF said court held at
the court house IN the city Of Ann
Arbor, in said county, on tho 10Th
dSy OF April, 1slH
Present; Hon. George ". sampIs,
Circuit JUDGE
II appearing from an affidavit on
fus that the whereabouts OF all Of
tho defendants are unknown. except
John NJ. Parker, Lucy A. Huber,
Faith ~. Parker. FvanEeltns =.
Hicks, Constance Parker. gilbert
Parker. Margaret Parker. Lois =.
Edison and Winifrsd 4. Austin. on mo
ton OF John p KIRK. attorney for
plaintiff. II II hereby ordered that
all OF the defendants named In THU.
tito OF this cause. except those
named in his order. shall enter their
appearance within said CAUSE within
thtea months from thu dAfe OF this
order.
GEO. ". SAMPLE,
circuit Judge.
BY Irene A sets Deputy Clerk.
John p Kirk, Attorney for Plain
ttf Business address. YpsllAntL.
Mich
This suit II brought 10 aul.t IN.
title 10 all that certain piece or par
eel OF land situated ana being n
the city OF YpsilNnti. county ~
WaHhtsnaw n state Of Michigan.
and described as follows
All or Lot number six and the eaxt
two rods OF lot number five accord.
ing TO thu Original Plat OF TIA. IN.
lags tnow city, OF Ypsilanti, as re.
corded in the offirs Of tho RsKinte,
or Deeds In Transcript page 1862. be.
ing IN ths County OF Washtsnaw and
state OF Michigan.
HELEN r SFLLMAN
A Trus Copy
Irene 4 Sets. Deputy Clerk
ADV t-b2b
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FOR QUICK SALE. list your houses
today with Harry c. Peet, Realtor,
over 25 years Real Estate expert
ence. I19 Pearl st. Phone 1871,
Open Evenings.
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The psilantiD aiyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY, Publisher
Entered as s~econd-class mall matter
THs Yp~siiantlan. an. 2, 1850.
Tho Ypsilautl Daily Press, March 70,
1904. In accordance With Sec. $50,
P. l.. e. r. tMar. 2. 1879, at Post
office. Ypsilanti Mich.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
BY carrier. per weak. In city i've
BY Mail. one year In fpsilanti
trading zone, comprising
Washtenaw County, and vest
ern portion OF wayne County 1900
By Mall. per year, outside Ypsi-
lanti trading zone ..........7 so
Special rate to sold crs, year. Us 90
Independent OF politics n pub
iislsd daily except sunday with an
aim toward serving the fpsilanti
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business offiss ..........i7o. 81
Editorial ICONS 50
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE OF HOME DAiLIEs
ScAeerer n Co.
al Lexington Ave, New York
IS 4. Wacker Drive. Chicsso.
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Is entitled 70
the use for republication OF all 7ews
dispatches credited to II no. othAr-
wise credited m this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
rights o. republication OF special
dispatches herein are ! reserved
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Real Estate
Houses FER safe

Choose From
Our Big Variety
WEST SIDE A rssl bargain
s rooms and bath, located on
Congress street across from Rec
reatIon Park. I bedroom down
stairs. ? bedrooms and modern
ized bath above. Laundry tubs.
newly Installed furnace. blg lot.
garage. Only s4,5So, With 1000
down. balance $3.50 month.
: ROOMS A first class home
throughout. Nicely located on
West Side. Downstairs has living
room with natural fireplace, din
ing room. kitchen, breakfast
nook. bathroom, ana I bedroom.
TpstaIrs has ; bedrooms and eN-
ira toilet and l~ayatory. Only
$500 down payment.
srBIRBAN HOME A dandy rur-
al bungalow rooms and BATH.
and storm windows for entire
house. Basement plastersd and
finished for use as summer kit
cuen or recreation room Nlee
lawn Garage Everything in fln
condition. $500 cash.
Az SABLE RIVER /, acres WITH
200 feet frontage along river, J
miles from Roscommon. Log cab
in 20 \ %. New rustic fuSntturs.
$500, With $3.50 down.
LINCOLN DISTRICT : room
cottage. Either furnished or un-
furnished, $4,000 cash. $500 eX-
ira with furniture.
DELUXE HOME: One Of towns
most attractive bungalows. 10
Gated in pretty setting on dou-
BILE size lot. close in to town.
8 rooms and bath below. 2 rooms
and bath above. 2 garages. Auto
matte heat Recreation space in
basement. Paved streets. Pretty
matched roof. Everything in
good shape. Requires $4,000
Own
JAASl lISls . IOOHnA ana Two
fun baths. Excellent income
proposition. Either furnished or
unfurnished. Low taxes, vet Just
outside city. Only 5000 $500
extra furnished. with any reas-
enable terms considered, Quick
possession.
SMALL FARM: I mil. from
Ypsi. "A acres Of land. Modern
home with basement, furnace and
bath. Chicken house, fruit trees,
etc. $500 cash.
Ehman & Greenstreet
r Z 4 L T O K. S
40 ". Michigan. Phone lIy7
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Livestock

JERSEY COW pigs. nos. old
and SOW Jersey bIli LAYING hsns
Barred Rock J. Elliott s5s5 Martz
Pd Paors fa3f-I-i T-euiEEs
Young TEAM FOR sac. I sad & YEAR
Old ma-es Also double Sc ~ hsr-
ness Everett Graham. $3.50 Gross
R0ad. To4te ? i|psi'antL
snow WHITE THOROUGHBRED
ESKIMO Pups. e0t W~ashtenaw.
pArra 9-Aa-f
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Real Estate
Room and Besr6

Room and BesrS
ROOM AND BOARD for two men
Transportation 10 Plant. 1915 r
DAVIS ST
Wantea To Rent
RELIABLE PERMANENT FAMILY
otthree adults wish 2 bedroom fur
nisned house on West Side. Call
9ss5-w or ists-R.
WANTED June BY refined family
2 bedroom furnished apt. or house.
state rent. p. o. BOX So, Npsilanti.
WANTED TO RENT
3 OR ROOM FURNISHED or
u~nfurnished apt. or small house,
can give excellent reference. eau
li5e-R.
WANTED-Unfurnished apt. with
three bedrooms, five in family.
White Palace. I f. MICHIGAN.
WANTED-2 or 3 room furnished
apt. Adults. BY May 30. Best local
references. Phone
Farm For Rent
GARDEN PLOTS
Ready 10 Plant 4 Acre fsOo'
$50 Holmes Rd.
Houses For aent
ROOM HOUSE $500 per
month Inquire at Imperial Farms,
$40 Ford Road, Corner prospect
Road
SIX ROOM FARM HOME Just remod-
eled Electricity, Large garden =
miles to Bomber. 1850 Ridge Road
Henry Hank.
EIGHT ACRES. SIX ROOM HOUSE
ANa - Emit
$50 Clark Road.
5 ROOM, FURNISHED, ALL NEW
237 Emerson St.
Near Willow Lodge
Houses For Sale
BUSINESS LOT with small
frame bldg. Close in. $500.
so ACREs-No building. Fine
land, S acres are wooded. South
west OF lpsilanti. Desirable.
GOOD 6 ROOM HOME near col
legs. Insulated. Good condition,
lots. Garage, shop.
EARL |. FREEMAN
REALTOR and INSGROR
100 Pearl 81. Phone 1858
Insurance of Al hiHdS
Strictly Stock COMPANIES
2 houses, 4 rooms and bath in
Saline Also s ronms n bath
with 20 x "a double garage on
one large lot. Good income prop
erty. 9 room house is now va
cant. Immediate possession. Cash
or terms OF will trade for farm.
Call owner, Phone Saline 1878.
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOMES
Reasonable Down Payment
$50 Per Month FILA. Plan
Nice living room, : bedrooms.
hardwood floors. linen closet,
bath and kitchen with linoleum.
Second floor. Recreation room,
fruit cellar. package receiver. In
sulation, window shades. Side
walks. Plenty Of garden space
and e a golf club.
E. Rodgers Sylvester
so7 f. Forest. Phone 44s
s ROOM MODERN apartment
house, one-half block from bust
ness section. 4 car garage. large
lot Reasonable price. Terms. H.
Peet. Realtor, 1is Pearl St.
Phone 1871.
3 ROOM HOUSE, stool, garage, on
Ford St, near Ecorse I'd. St7T5.
Terms. II. Peet. Realtor, 1Is Pear
st. Phone 1871.
MODERN 2 bedroom bungalow, storm
windows and screens; screened in
porch; garage. Near Bomber Plant
Owner-Burnie R~ossbach, 1886
Packard. Phone Sow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Michigan Bell
Telephone
Company
Has Opening for Women as
Operators
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
INTERESTING WORK
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
IMPORTANT WAR WORK
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
-oPPoRTuN1TiEs FOR AD-
FANCEMENT
Place Application
With Miss J ,ong
,os PEARL ST.
PLEASE OBSERVE VINO RULES
POWER SEWING MACHINE
Operators Wanted. Full time
or part time. 100 per cent
var work Fox Tent &
Awning Co Ann Arbor,
624 s. Main PHI. 24407
WOMAN FOR CLEANING
on. dav next week. Pm. 47s-w.
2G.ss. summit. 81.
DENTAL NURSE Experience I'M
Necessary although desirable Per
mahsut position. 70 bookkeeping
nor typihE Write box $50 care Of
Press. giving references age.
height. weight, etc
WOMAN TO CARE FOR I CHILD
Private home Husband IN service
8of Gatlard-off Miles s..
MATTRESSES ;25 a week and meals.
Experienced only need apply. White
Palace 2 T. Michigan.
WOMAN To DO WASTING and
ironing 10 orn home A. \ ". Root
Beer. 4oi f. Michigan.
WAITED = CURB GIRLS
A & " Poot Beer
40 +. Michigan
WOMAS for general housswork and
heip care Tor elderly ladY. Phone
WOMEN TO SELL MA1sONETTE
FROCks Call Mrs. Ruth Hiss, Phi.
GIRB for GENERAL HOCsEwORK
White or color"d. 70 laundry. Box
SEA care press
Situations Wantto-FsmsIe
GIRL II ford Of CHILDREN Wishes
employment General homework.
Box sci care Press
Livestock
JERSEY COW pigs. NOS old
r SOW. jersey bal. LAYING ems.
Barred Rock J. Eliot s5s5 Martz
Pa Phors 80 Ia syentEEs
Young TEAM FOR sac. cad 3 YEAR
Old mare A'so double Sc ~ hsr-
ness Everett Graham, $3.50 Gross
Road To4te = fpsilantl
snow WHITE THOROrGHBRED
ESKIMO PUPS. s0t Nashtenaw.
Phone 2749-T.
4hl-LR PIGS
FOR SALE
$3.50 Morgan Road.
Poultry Eor Sale
BABY CHICKS See US for
straight I'm or p4ifet chicks.
P3cas o. L~ezlorEs for May or
June Don't DELAY. avoid dIsap-
poiutmsnt. Feed. equipment and
breeders. Hours a. N. 70 8 D.
! n. Wednesdays until p. m.
Morton Poultry Farm. saffna.
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Merchandise For sale

STEEL FRAME BABY RGGGf FOR
sac 6oad condition. $40 90. 8t5
I0uug- 81
100 NEW FACTORY SECOND Tubes
sold without certificates Limit on.
to a customer. Old tubes in ex-
cHange e.. j. Pamus Co. 2 ".
" .utgan in basement
LARGE 2 WHEEL TRAILER u ~
OK clothes line poles one A-C
100 amp are weIder. Fl S. Huron
s. Phone 7fs
POWER LAWS MOWER Motto
Mower in excellent condition us
1902 whittier Poad. Can be seen
evenings and SUNDAY
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WANTED - KODAK
Caii ITT3 Or ote-W.
or DUPONT, 81 y. Huron. &.
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A True Copy
Irene 4 Seits. Deputy clerk.
ADJ f-b2b
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

STATE OF MICHIGAN in IN.
C4Jru4t Court for tns County OF
Nasbfer8W
In thhuc~ry
Helen Z Se!lmau. Plslntff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
SPORTS Roundup

left into United States funds.
Elk grappler George Zaharias
wants to build a California model
Madison Square Garden in Los An
geles after the war. Red Dut-
ton will announce next week
whether he'll accept the National
Hockey league presidency. Re
ports say he'll decline, w h h
would be a great sacrifice for a
guy who loves hockey as much as
Red does. Texas league club
owners will hold a meeting be-
fore long to make plans to play
baseball again next summer. .
Fred Annon, the war worker who
paced the first qualifying round OF
the P. G. A. tournament at Seat
tie, took an and 7 humping from
Jug McSpaden in the second round.
And now he's just another anllon-
ymous GOLFER
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20

proximately 800 amateurs vie
over the 18-hole route to
qualify "a for that division in
which $500 in war stamps will
go to the 10 top finishers.
On Tuesday, field of 100
women players, shooting for a
winners purse of $500 in war
bonds, starts an 18-hole shake
down for "a championship
berths.
Although such sharp-shooters
as McSpaden, Nelson, Craig
Wood and Sam Byrd were too
involved in the P.G.A. cham
pionship at Spokane, WASH,
last week to file entries in the
All-American, "Sugar" May
confidently asserts that the
who's who registry of golf
will flourish en- toto at Tam
O'Shanter.
As a matter of fact, former
Bible salesman May is so GER
tain that McSpaden and Mel
son will engage in a 72-hole
death struggle he has ordered
5000 tickets printed for
playoff match. The top prize
is $4,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
DUR0CHER ABSENT
IN D0DCER VICTORY

CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-(P)-With
Manager Leo Durocher absent
from the bench as result of his
five day suspension and $500 fine
for barging into the umpires' dress
ing room after yesterdays double
header and engaging in an argu-
ment with Umpire Lee Ballanfant,
the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the
Cincinnati Reds today, 80.
Durocher, however, sat in box
seat about six feet from the bod
ger bench and directed most of his
teams play.
The Dodgers scored what proved
to be the winning run in the ninth,
when a pair of passes to Auge
Galan and HOWE Schultz and a
single by Mickey Owen allowed
Galan to score.
The Reds came back with run
IN their half of the ninth off Curt
Davis, who had relieved RUDE Mel
ton, but with men on first and
third and one out, Eric Upton hit
into double play.
Brooklyn --------..--OlO 100 0O1-5
Cincinnati ------0OO 600 1913
Melton, Davis and Owen; Shoun,
Konstantv and Mueller.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
0DT TO RESTRICT
TRAVEL TO SERIES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-RN1f
the two st. Louis baseball clubs
meet in the World Series this year,
only the fans living in the imme-
diate vicinity of that city would
be eligible to buy World Series
tickets under plan to be pro-
posed by the Office OF Defense
Transportation.
For that matter, an ODT spokes-
man said today, regardless OF
which two teams win league pen
nants, club officials will be re-
quested to limit sales Of series
tickets to persons who live in or
near the teams home communi-
ties.
Details of sales limitations will
be left to the clubs, the spokes-
man said, adding that ODT was
confident of full cooperation from
the baseball officials.
No special trains Or buses, he
said, will be provided for the Sc
ries. Restrictions in effect during
the regular season covering the
travel of major league teams will
be continued. These prohibit pull
man reservations more than "a
hours ahead.
Press and radio correspondents
who do not travel regularly with
the teams will be required to
"take their chances On travel res
ervations the same as any other
civilian" the spokesman said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
Rv HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.

NEW YORK, Aug. 49, R II
Tom Brown, the 16-year-old short
stop from Brooklyn's Prospect
park diamonds, fulfills Leo Duro-
cher's optimistic predictions, Jake
Pitler deserves an assist. 1t
was Jake's kindly encouragement
that made Tom the hoy sensa-
tion' of the Piedmont league when
the fans were about to ride him
out of the circuit because OF his
early-season filters. Tom col
lected a war bond and $114 in cash
when he left Newport News. which
recalls that when Calvin Coolidge
McLish left the Dodgers for the
Navy, his teammates collected a
$1OO purse for him. Almost
overcome by emotion, Cal SIAM
mered: "Gosh, fellows, I'd like to
take you all down to the corner
store and have sodas on me-
Wonder how Bugs Raymond OF
RUDE Waddell would have reacted
to an invitation like that?'''
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
Traffic Court Takes
The Beverly Handicap

CHICAGO, Aug. 19-Traffic
Court, six-year old discovery
mare which races for Miller and
Burger, scored an upset victory
in today's $4,000 Beverly handi-
cap, winning by three-quarters of
length over the Ca1ume+ farm S
Markell, with the Woolford farm S
Silvestra third. A rank outsider in
the wagering, Trfafic Court paid
$43, $14.40 and 5000.
The winners staying powers en-
abled her to overcome the terrific
early pace that had been set by
H. P. Headley's Letmenow and 81
lestra and Jockey Al Bodiou had
her in front shortly after the field
had reached the stretch turn. Time
for the mile and an eighth was
1:50 is over a fast track.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
ATHLETICS SEIZE
THINNING FIGHT
WITH 4-3 SCORE
Christopher Credited With
His Sixth Successive
Pitching Win

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-P)-
The St. Louis Browns lead in the
American league pennant race was
cut to five and a half games today
when they bowed to the Philadel'
phia Athletics, 4-3 in II innings,
for their third loss in the four game
series.
Russ Christopher, who defeated
the Brownies in the series opener,
was credited with his sixth sue
cessive pitching victory. Relieving
Lum Harris after seven innings, he
let only two St. Louis players hit
the ball past the infield.
George Caster, relieving Bob
Muncrief on the mound, was the
victim. Bobby Estalella opened the
home half of the 18th by flogging
one of Casters serves for triple.
Frank Hayes and Dick Siebert
were purposedly walked and Bill
McGhee popped up, but George
Kell smacked a long wallop to left
center which the fielders didn't
bother to chase as Estalella trotted
home.
The AS drove Bob Muncrief to
cover in the seventh inning with
an attack that Melted three runs.
Muncrief had whipped them IN
three earlier starts, shutting them
out twice and giving them only one
Kell, Ed Busch and Pinch-hitter
Larry Rosenthal singled in order
in the seventh, scoring run and
bringing Caster to Muncrief's as
sistance. Irv Hall then walked and
Ford Garrison's single scoied
Busch and Rosenthal.
St. Louis 100 Dol 100 ooo-3 u 0
Philadelphia 900 600 300 Oh Is !
Muncrief, Caster and Hayworth;
Harris, Christopher and Hayes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
800 Golf Enthusiasts Ready
For Tam O'Shanter Classic

CHICAGO, Aug. 19-R)-Golf-
dom's most grandiose and lu-
crative spectacle, the triple-
decked $42,5O0 All-American
championships. begins tomor-
row at Tam O'Shanter course,
touching off a week of high
voltaged competition for up
wards of 600 professional, anna
teur and women golfers.
Promoted by the colorful
George May, the lush fairways
classic reaches its climax next
Friday when qualifiers in all
three divisions swing into ~
holes of medal play.
Nearly 200 professionals, in
Guiding the seasons Cold
dust Twins"-Jug McSpaden
and Byron Nelson-are SEIZED.
uled to square away in the
All-America open for an I'M
precedented first-piace TAum
of S13,466 in war bonds. The
pros, except those on the ex-
empt list, on Wednesday will
play one round to fill out =
title field of 80.
Meanwhile, the festivities
ret underway tomorrow as ap-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
80 STATE S0FTBALL
TEAMS IN TOURNEY

GASTONJA, Aug. 10 -,P-r.
largest field in North Carolina sa t,'
ball history, cons sting OF 30 tean,.
and 500 contestants, will omen n1a
here Tuesday for the 1914 STAY .
softball championship.
The tournament is scheduled !.
last five days with % gamos "
be played The champ ons viii w w
crowned in finals Saturday ~ ob.
Defending their 1913 crowns H H;n
be BURNERS of Greensboro boldo
of the mems title, and the AVE-
girls of Mt, Holly, 1913 womoa'
victors. Thse two clubs also w.,
the eight state regionl titles I,rt
year.
Seeded teams include Nav
Hardware of Charlotte. Roano..
Rapids, Asheville, Winston-saIen
BURNERS of Greensboro. RaIoias
and Canton YIN CA.
Five service clubs are anfor.,
including the 326th Glider Infantsn
regimental team from Camp Ma
Kali, which won the Nebraska st,t,
title last year when the group wss
stationed at Alliance, Neb
Clark's Service of Asheboro w..
seeded, is regarded as a strona
darkhorse. Roanoke RAMA
Greensboro and Moose Club Of
Asheville are all expected TO fur.
nish stiff competition to the d.
Tending t'tleholders.
Mt. Holly's AYP girls, National
hemifinalist last year. will bs
four-time state winners if they ran
defend their laurels.
Finalists here will move on ia tho
mems regional at ST. Petersbyrg
Fla, and the women S at Mt Holv
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
YANKEES WIN 18TH
FROM INDIANS, SO

NEW YORK, Aug. 10. - P -
The New York Yankees clinched
their first season series by winning
their 18th game of the year from
the Cleveland Indians today 9-3.
The Indians have won seven. The
victory moved the Yankees into
third place, half a game ahead OF
the Detroit Tigers, who lost to the
Boston Red Sox.
Ernie Bonham limited the Tribe
to five hits in registering his 10th
victory against six defeats. Steve
Gromek started for the Indians and
was charged with his eighth defeat.
He's won four.
Frank Crosetti's grand slam no.
mer in the first practically decid-
ed the game. George Stirnweiss ex-
tended his batting streak to IL
straight games by hitting triple
and single. Mike Garbark, catch
ing his second straight game since
the departure of Rollie Hemsley,
drove in three runs with pair OF
singles
Cleveland ----------000 Ill 000-3
New York 404 900 1Ox-9
Calvert, Heving, Gromek, Poat
and Schlueter; Bonham and Gar
bark.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-20
Twenty Yachts Entered
In Star Boat Races

CHICAGO, Aug. 19-tR-TWenty
yachts will compete in the 1914
international star boat champion.
ships starting tomorrow off Chicago
harbor.
Representatives of fleets from
Canada, Cuba, the Bahamas Is
lands and seven states will sail in
the five races which will continue
for five days.
The western Long Island Sound
(NY) fleet, with Arthur M. Deacon,
skipper, and Parry r. Roehm,
crew, is defender.
Star boats are sloops % IL
feet long with keel, and manned
by a skipper and creWman.