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YORK HELPS TICS
LICK B0S0X, 4 TO z

BOSTON, Aug. 16IRERex c.
ellis debut as starting major
league pitcher was spoiled today
by the bat of Rudy York, Detroit
first baseman, as the Tigers de-
feated the Red Sox, 4 to 2.
The victory put the Tigers but
one-half game behind the second
place Sox. ..-..-
York stroked a home run into
the bleachers in dead center
field, 40 feet from home plate,
with two Tigers aboard in the
seventh inning. Only other player
to hit ball there this season has
Bob johnson.
Cecil, who pitched four scoreless
innings Sunday in relief, pitched
well except for the one ball he
made too good for York He gave
up but five hits and struck out
four batters.
Detroit ............ 900 DOL 300
Boston ............ 101 900 000-2
Gentry and Richards; Cecil and
Partee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
B00KLYN DROPS
REDS TO THIRD

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16. - up -
The Brooklyn Dodgers ended five
game losing streak, defeating the
Cincinnati Reds 81 today. The de
feat dropped the Reds into third
place and snapped their winning
skein of seven straight.
Curt Davis went the route for
the Dodgers and scattered II hits,
three coming in the fourth for the
Reds lone tally. Ed Heusser op-
posed Davis and was the losing
pitcher, his first defeat by the
Dodger after having beaten them
four times.
Brooklyn scored the winning runs
in the sixth inning, when with two
out, three straight singles by Luis
DINO, Mickey Owen and HOWE
Schultz, plus Gerald Walkers err
ror accounted for two tallies.
Brooklyn ------1O0 O02 0OO-3
Cincinnati ------0O0 100 O0O-1
Davis and Owen; Heusser and
Mueller.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
MIA Head Wants Examinations
For Punch Drunk Fis hters
Says Mental And Medical
Exams Should Be Given
Boxers Regularly

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16- Up -
Abe J. Greene, president of the
National Boxing association, pro-
posed today a plan of periodical
psychiatric and medical exami-
nations to keep punch drunk and
antiquiated" fighters from beat
ing themselves to death or mental
breakdown on the comeback trail.
Asserting in a letter to all MIA
commissions that ''the manager S
averice" always has been a big
factor in putting such men back
into the ring, Greene urged that
managers be made responsible for
reporting any signs of mental or
physical deterioration to the ex-
amining boards which would be
set up as adjuncts to boxing COM
missions.
"And if it isn't the regular man.
ager," he wrote, "Then it's the
secondhand fellow who steps in
after the first one has decided
the fighter has had enough and
washes his hands of him."
Managers better than anyone
else know when a fighter is be-
ginning to slip physically-or even
more m p t a n t, mentally"
Greene asserted.
The MIA head said the problem
of unfit fighters is aggravated Gin
these lush days of wartime big
gates and of scarce talent, but
is a major concern at all times.
Often it is difficult for COM
missioner to determine in a routine
pre-fight examination whether a
boxer is in shape to go, Greene
said, illustrating with the case of
Lem Franklin, killed in New
Jersey bout.
Death was attributed to a blow
on the chin that carried to his
damaged brain CENTER" Greene
said, declaring that such condi-
tons can be diagnosed "only
through thorough medical ex-
animation such as cannot be ad-
ministered in a routine boxing
check"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
Gene Ronzani To Return
To Chicago Bears Squad

COLLEGEVILLE, Ind, Aug 1e-
R-Gene Ronzani, one-tirne Chi
cago Bears quarterback from Mar.
quette University, today was sum-
moned by the professional cham
pions to rejoin his old team in
preparation for their game with
the College All-Stars at Evanston,
ILL.,, Aug. 30.
Ronzani, who will join the Bears
squad here Friday, will become
the fourth quarterback candidate
for the post vacated by Sid Luck
man, now in the Merchant Marine.
The Bears are hoping their
maneuver in bringing back Ron
zani will prove as fruitful as their
1943 experiment in recalling Bron-
ka Nagurski out of retirement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
WIN
in PEA TOURNEY

SPOKANE, Wash. Aug. 16-R-
Favorites, led by the tournament
hotshots, Harold McSpaden, Phila-
delphia, and Byron Nelson, Toledo,
O., crashed through to one-sided
Wins today in 36-hole first round
matches Of the National PEA.
Golf championship.
McSpaden flashed the most
sizzling golf Of the round in over
whelming Bruce Coltart, Absecon,
N. j., 7 and 5 and the latter had
nothing to be ashamed of as he
also came in under standard fig
ures for the Mantle course.
The Philadelphia tossed a five
under par at Coltart to lead up
at the 18th. Coltart took a II, Nc
Spsden continued his brilliant play
with a third nine SO against his
rivals IS, where he stood up.
Nelson, the No. 1 pre-tournament
choice and medalist with a 49,
hole qualifying total of 1873, took
the measure of Mike De Massey,
San Jose, Calf, 5 and 4 and he
finished three under par for the
day. On the first eighteen he card
ed his third successive 9 for the
tournament and held a Sup lead
at halfway station. He was 4.-ur
at the 9th.
U. S. Open duration champion
Craig Wood, Of Mamaroneck, N
Y, breezed In with and 4 wir
over Jimmy Dangelo, Muskogee
Okla, but a former National Oper
kingpin, Tony Manero, Greenwich
Conn, had tougher struggle.
Manero won from Clayton
Aleridge, you h fu Huntingto,
Beach, Calf, player, 1 up on tn,
18th hole. Manero led 1 up at tn,
18th, but was one down at the 9th
He went back into the lead IAN,
evened it again as the par brok
the deadlock on the second extr;
hole.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
TEAMMATES CLAIM
MISS F0CLE BEST

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 16-lRE
Joan Fogle, pretty brunei from the
Indianapolis Riviera club, is the
best all-around swimmer in the
United States, say the girls who
will match strokes with her in the
A. A. U. National championships
opening Friday.
Miss Fogle, who describes her
self as an "aging veteran" at 16,
wears her honors lightly. Defend
ing champion in the 300-meter in
dividual medley, she says she'll
probably enter other races but she
doesn't know which.
''It doesn't matter much; I don't
have any favorite stroke. Maybe
I like the medley because you have
to use all three - backstroke.
breaststroke and crawl
Don't let Joan's devil-may-care
attitude fool you,' said Ann Curtis
at practice session here. "She S
flippant and says she's tired of it
all but she's as tough as they come
the second she hits the water. I
think she's the best all-around
swimmer in the country
Miss Curtis, who recently better
ed the worlds 800-meter and 800
yard records, turned to her San
Francisco teammates who nodded
their agreement.
The Riviera club, national out
door champions the last three
years, is a star-studdad crew but
their coach, c. L. Bud Sawin,
leans heavily on Miss Fogle when
he needs points.
Whatever I ask her to do, she
does well. She may not win but
she's up there close against the
best of them in any race" is his
tribute to the round-faced girl who
learned to dive before she could
swim.
Riviera's 80O-meter relay team
holds the worlds record of 10:3O.7
set at High Point, N. c., in 1941.
Miss Fogle swims the anchor lap
on the relay team, after Mary Ann
Waltz, Ann Hardin, and Betty Be-
mis-, who is in the Waves and will
come from Dayton, Ohio, for the
meet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
CARDS WIN NO. 80;
SET LEAGUE RECORD

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-P)- The
St. Louis CARDINALS set a modern
National league record tonight by
winning their Both game of the sea-
son on the earliest date in history.
defeating the New York Giants .
to 0.
The previous record was set by
Brooklyn in 1912 when they post
ed victory No. 80 on August 10.
Rookie Fred Schmidt set the
Giants down without hit from the
third to the seventh inning as he
registered his fourth triumph
against one defeat.
Bill Voiselle, losing pitcher, walk
ed seven men, three of them lnten-
tionally, in the first four innings.
Johnny Allen replaced him In the
seventh.
Ray Sanders hit three singles and
an outfield fly to drive in three runs
for St. Louis.
New York 100 600 OOO-5 l
ST. Louis 300 002 0Ox-5 10 0
Voiselle, Allen I'd and Mancuso;
Schmidt and O'Dea.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
YankS Take SluSfeSt
From Clevel and. ll-8

NEW YORK, Aug. 16-P)-Bud
Metheny's 18th homer of the sea-
son with two mates aboard in the
last Of the ninth inning today, gave
the New York Yankees an 11-8
victory over the Cleveland Ind
ians in a free-hitting affair. The
two teams made IS between them,
10 by the Yankees, and used four
pitchers apiece.
Jim Turner, last of the New York
pitchers, was the winner, and Ray
Poat, third of the Tribe hurlers,
was charged with the loss. Besides
Metheny, Nick Etten of the Yank-
ees and Mickey Rocco and Roy
Cullenbine of the Indians hit home
runs.
Alley Donald, Indian nemesis,
started for the Yankees and was
coasting on a 81 lead, when the
Indians teed off on his slants for
five runs in the sixth inning. Hank
Borowy, relieving Donald, gave up
the most damaging blow, two
run triple by Rocco.
After the Indians scored again
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
CHISOX DEFEAT
SENATORS, I, TO z

WASHINGTON, Aug. 49, R -
Eddie Lopat, Chicago rookie south
paw, pitched SEVENTH ball tonight
10 notch up his sixth victory Of
the season and give the White Sox
a 10 2 win over the Washington
Senator's.
The sox nicked Johnny Niggeling
the Senator's veteran hurler, for
four hits and added five more off
Bill Lefebrve in a four-run upris-
ing in the ninth after Neggeling
gave way to a pinch hitter.
Chicago ........ 90 300 004-7 9 1
Washington .... 900 600 0o2-2 7 l
Lopat and fresh; Niggeling,
Lefebvre 90 and Terrell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
Hurler's Wife HurIs
Crockery At Hurler

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-P)- Paul
Derringer Of the Cubs testified TO-
DAY his wife, Eloise, also can pitch
but instead Of a baseball she used
cocktail, skillet and a dinner
plate, all thrown at him.
Her hurting constituted cruelty,
Inc 39-year-old moundsman alleg-
ed, and Judge Joseph SABBATH grant
ed him a divorce.
Derringer and his wife agreed to
snare custody of their 4-year-old
daughter, Leda. for six months
periods. An out-of-court property
settlement was reached. They were
married Aug. 10, 1887, and separat-
ed July l, 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
Penn University Loses
Four Navy FootbaNers

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-(P)-
Head Football Coach George Mum
ger of the University of Pennsyl-
vania learned today that he would
lose four Navy trainees upon whom
he had been counting heavily in
this seasons plans.
The quartet, who will be trans
ferred to Asbury Park (N.J0 pre- :
midshipman school, are Herbert
Coleman, center at Notre Dame
last year; Ralph Davis, guard
from the University of Wisconsin;
Richard Trumbull, who played end
at Penn State, and Rowan Craw-
ford, tailback with Penn State last
year.
Hazel and Brazil nuts rank first
in food value, followed by the chest
nut, almond, walnut and peanuts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
Lowry Athletics Lash Browns For II Hits; Win AZ
ST. LOUIS HELD
TO SIX SAFETIES

pHu ,ADELPHIA, Aug. 16-R-
puss Christopher scored his third
etrsjght pitching victory tonight
&c the Philadelphia Athletics de-
to,ted the st. Louis Browns AZ be-
.ors = crowd of 1857.
The Athletics scored single runs
:, the first, second, fourth and
fifth innings, while both St. Louis
n,ns counted on Milt Byrnes'
home run with Red Hayworth
aboard in the fifth.
George Kell collected three of
the II hits the AS made off Jack
kramer, St. Louis starting pitcher.
ST Louis go. 900 o20 O0O-2 6 1
Philadelphia 10 ITO oox-4 IL 1
Kramer, Zoldak Cd and Hay
worth: Christopher and Hayes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
Cuban Army Needs Men,; ;
Reds Need New Hurler

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-(P1-Be-
cause the Cuban Army needs Off.
Ger material, the Cincinnati Reds
will have to get along without Tom
my De La Cruz for the balance OF
the season at least.
The Cuban pitcher is to leave
this weekend for Miami, Fla, to
report to the Cuban consul there
Monday morning, and thence 60 on
to be mustered into his country's
service. He pitched his last game
for the Reds last night, beating the
New York Giants, to 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17

in the eighth, George Stirnweiss ex-
ecuted his 37th steal in 40 attempts,
in the Yankee half, and scored on
Johnny Lindell's 10th triple. Joe
Heving, one of the Tribes relief
men, made his 45th appearance in
the fifth to top all other pitchers
in the league in games pitched.
Cleveland ----..--200 005 01O- 8
New York ----O00 800 014-11
Klieman, Heving, Poat, Calvert
and Schluetter, Susce; Donald, Bor-
owy, Martin, Johnson, Turner and
Hemsley.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
NO SALE YET

The Trust building, eighth
story office building at Front
and Market streets, which has
been for sale for some time has
not been sold as yet, w. G.
James, salesman for the Will
der Realty company, said yes
terday. The 50-office fire proof
structure that cost more than
500, 900 when it was erected by
the Atlantic Bank and Trust
company of Wilmington, is
owned by the Oscar Pearsal
estate. N,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
BIBLE CAMP MEETING

A Bible camp meeting will
be held at Watha August 81
September 10, inclusive, it was
announced yesterday. Daily
schedule for the meeting: Ser
yices-1O I'M, Sermon; IL am.
and S:45 pm; the Rev. Ruth
e. Ketchum and the Rev. B. B.
Caslyle; Bible study-3 pm;
the Rev. w. H. McCaurley;
Song services-the Rev. b. w.
English.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Licenses to marry were issu-
ed yesterday by the New Han
over register of deeds office
to Paul Ray Hooper Of Camp
Davis and Helen Cochran OF
Homer City, Pa; L. L. Han
chilly and Edna Craft, both of
Wilmington, and Fred Camp
bell of Helm, Ala, and Ruth
Jordan of Oxford, Ala.