The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-06
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play second in the Red Cross game
against the Phillies April 10. He
Indicated 18-year-old Gene Mauch
would open the season at short
stop. Asked if he would start the
campaign as an active player.
Durocher replied: II might
BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y, April
5.-P-Bill Hart, Brooklyn bod
gers infielder who was expected
to fill Arky Vaughan's place at
third base this season, received
notice today from his Asheville,
n. c., draft board that his papers
had been transferred to Brooklyn.
He probably will be called for a
pre-lnduction examination May l,
2 or 3.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, April S.
-P)-Manager Ossie Bluege today
tentatively slated Early Wynn and
Roger Wolff for the pitching chores
when the Washington Senators
stack up against the Baltimore
Orioles at Fort Meade, Md, to-
morrow.
Both were booked FOR workouts
against the Curtis Bay Coast Guard
team yesterday. but rain washed
out the game before they got to
the mound.
WALLINGFORD, Conn, April 5.
-P-A two-hour snow furry to-
day prompted Manager Bob Cole
man to postpone the Boston
Braves scheduled exhibition game
with Yale at New Haven and in
stead the squad went through an
indoor batting drill.
Coleman reduced the size of his
squad after practice by naming lO|
hopefuls to report to the Clue 81
only farm team, Hartford in the
Eastern League.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo, April
5-tR-The St. Louis Browns rap
ped three Toledo pitcher sfor 10
hits today, winning 10 to 2 and
evening the series with the Ameri-
can Association farm club at three
all. They were helped by five Tole-
do errors.
Catcher Frank Mancuso. after
doubling and scoring two Redbirds
in the second inning, injured his
ankle in an attempt to score on
an error at shortstop. The injury
was not serious but he was re-
placed by Myron Hayworth who
got three hits
CAIRO, Ill. april 5.-tR-Ora
Burnett, rookie infielder- outfielder
with the st Louis Cardinals, dis
closed today he had been ordered
to report for his preinduction ex-
animation April 10. Burnett. who
lives in Ell Cerrite, Calf, said he
had requested transfer of the ex-
animation to ST. Louis.
FREDERICK, Md, April 5.-R
The Philadelphia Athletics made
it six straight in the exhibition lea
que today by whaling the world
champion Yankees 9 to l in a
game witnessed by 1,500 and called
in the last of the eighth because
of a snowstorm.
Second Baseman Irving Hall
paced the II hit attack for the
victors with two doubles and a
single, driving in two runs. Alley
Donald and Emerson Roser hurled
for the Yanks while Russ Christie
pher, Don Black and Luman Har-
ris combined to hold the losers to
four hits.
The losers lone tally came in
the second on Ed Levy's double
and Mike Garbsrk's single.
The Yanks return to Atlantic
City tomorrow, but probably will
not learn the induction status OF
Outfielder Johnny Lindell until Fri
Gay or Sa tut Qdy. LiiIuelI Is dt VI I
Dix for x-rsys Of an old head in
jury.
WILMINGTON, Del. April 5.-tR
The Philadelphia Phillies. schea-
uled exhibition game with the To-
ronto Maple Leafs at Lancaster,
Pa, was cancelled because OF cold
weather today and the squad took
day off.
Outfielder Cocker Triplett, still
unsigned, returned to camp from
mis- home ia Boone, N. c., where
his wife has ben i'll.
Pitcher Emory Veeam, 17-year-
OLD Baltimore youth who played
senipro ball last year, reported
for a tryout.
Infielder Bitsy Mott also report
ed a new airival-a baby girl born
to Mrs. Nett at Tampa, Fla.
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