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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SEWING MACHINE for sale: excellent con.
Swine sEltW1Rh can MSahrsEssnser SH sfso trssdiss "a.
repairs. Open 9:30-5:3o. 24l2 18th NV.
SEWING MACHINES. treadles. dropheads
pairs. 81 30 Up. $3.50 M st. INV NV. De. 54!7.
SHAPER. Delta: Parks 12". planer. new
%g9Ttiser gSF dT!li press s; AZ 4$74,
l02 IHillwood Manor ADts.J. Takoma
ssa sSIiD Il SLAcS Cs.e OAK, chairs and buffet
STOVE, coal or wood; home comfort; good
condition. DUDLEY YOUNG, Mclean, Va,
TRAIN, electric Lionel "oo' gauge, com;
pElstes With track, transformsr' whistle and
nhap fai DRyMs nigh h. hst ss4o cymsas. etc.
fYs fTsE eHEckRR ckhs'Sn and osnalyzsr. Supreme;
TWIN y, BED. bedroom room suite, odd odd pieces;
EsWpaRdfa1her sl9ek IA o4o
cellent condition. SOB. sTEPHENsoN
IVprWrirfp 1a9S 81 nw PI Sg77 SERVICE "a. ,s
18th n'w dE 1889 4h underwoods. SodSk $s mo- mo-
3 mos. 81 80 in adv: no del; SIS add dep
VACUUM CLEANER, clean-Rite: excellent
condition. Telephone Temple 2l70 after
vAcUuM CLEANER, Eureka, Universal type
motor, good condition, $40. After 7:30
2 p6' m.' APT. 22' 1916 ~ II. ave. NV.
VI S2NEihiAs ahti' BLINDS rspainssa. refsDed. as
sfsSIafG FIJI sIsps W5 SS.laes aess
Violin. SIS SIS; SIN Single Ss Simmons bed, ss.
1897 Fairmont NV. after L pm. No
VIOLIN, Leopold widhalm. 1894; has gen
gine Nurnberger bow; $3.50. Box 1927,
wall " M CASES. practically new glass Gases
cent sI Ilshted Mers birch fnish viii sell single
e. inHa sman. i7fo for St BABY
fl2ssff WSsaIse %o aAcGisE. ef1s baby; good eondi
WasHISd Was ISe MAoHfNf HfNSe 6 sitsr pnEpong Pm table
shsrs ss shs I mshossns sl ,v pay Dtss s snd
mattresses, $50 each: walnut bureau and and
Pmatehins double bed frame. s25; odd
tables. S2 to so; desk. Sl5; bamboo sun
room room suite, settee, lounge chair and rug,
aek Uksf SaE dnas ss 81 b fo on
buffet. side table, 10 chairs. Sls5. OR
WATER COOLERS. 15-gal. capacity; new
FREDERICK'S, 1905 l4th st. NV.
WATER ELECTRIC BOILERS. 1o-l2o gal
GE unit copeiand %ateT coolers floor
WAFER HEaTERss Rex aosear aoOs 44tn saaran
ee AZ sdes 10 terms no oH Priority
Plumber, 627 St NV. MA. 4163, OR. 3439
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND Co.-BuS
direct from manufacturer, steel or wooc
Stats. 1905 14th st. NV, phone AID 4333
DISBANDING executive ofices-Practically
typewr. compart. desks, exec. table ane
swivel chairs, armchairs, 4-dr. files, letter
trays waste baskets, supply cabinet
AL EoUIPMENT' NECESSARY ess ar HS for operation
Of wood business; Ford truck. Fruehaut
trailer, FordSon tractor. electric motors
gas motor, chain saws, saw tables, wooc
splitter and miscellaneous tools; 8 small
buildings Located on route No 8. oppo-
site Camp Springs. Call Clinton, Md, 80
Sunday. between 10 am. and pm. OF
r. LOWELL. johnson barrel, Springfield
action on Griffn Howe stock; excellent in
side ard out. Telephone Executive o051 |,
10 to IL am. August 81.
BARGAIN-Gas range, RCA radiola. old
violin. German make. OR l2S1
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POULTRY 6 EGGS.

pIsP0sAL sALE-Mammoth, young
turkeys nnaNS,s;. weighing ghgMs 10 to % lbs Cal
E1Gsy'iie BABY eHIGKs ISssW ooo ner ws.k tor N.
next 80 days. for Thanksgiving and Christ
mas fryers, $16 per hundred and up. See
JUDGE HUNT in the front room before you
leave; leave; Telephone Rockville I5s-W, Poets
BABY CHICKS and feed and poultry sup.
plies. JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st
CHICKENS. large. healthy. 3h-mo. .-old
Hampshire Red and Barred Rock pullets
and cockerels;. special bargain price. 81 sc
Geaseh;, Geaseh; fTse delivery in lots of 26 or me. more
HENS, mixed. size mos old; ducks. tur-
keys milk goats, 2 kids, nannies; 2 sows
z pigs: selling out Bowie 1913.
CHICKEN, FARM consisting q broodel
stoves. waterers, feeders. 1000 chickens
l month to ready to lay, greenhouse COM
plete with large heating plant, 1000 flower
pots; farm Of 2 acres, partially planted in
and creek; eiec. and water: 10 miles from
Wash, Fairfax Co.: low taxes: small liytnl
$4,000: v cash. Box 1851. Star. 26'
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northwest.

5ssssdor t aetsi Earse rS1 room VIZ VIZ SanaiRs = a
1880 18th ST. N.w.-Former legation.
sso 1sth sT 9E 'qJ room mor'hl aor sF
I p9nsh former spt Legation 56s bRidns
dntn.. 1ith st. carline-i rm. for : Govt
Govt:: Girls; with Kitchen twin beds;
l8as ooLUMBIA RID. N.w;-Beautifuly
furnished front room. near bath. for typ
F M
ing rm, g., bedrm' orr 13 l6x28; daily lipens MAJ maid
sos wi WhBsTER sk s3s2 g. csysF aWw AR rvs ave-
room at reduced rate In a lovely home to
a refined girl for staying 3 ntghts week
and sundsy evening with children: $50
Els o ST. N.w.-Room :or girl to
share with another girl, s3.75 per week.
1912 FOURTH ST. Nw.-small room. in
pref: gentle home. "A. s774 after $.
refined home: gentleman; no liquor per
nI!isai RfTTESHoUsE III nj Rs Attractive front
Rs5ss's Sath ssdss Slefss ssss $50 ssRtis
1909 EYE Yfe0S g. t0f NWbouSe So esds escS
also VACANCIES s25. Next to Army and
1877 fss fiaR; fsiR ST. Nw.-second. floor front
isa fEn sef sf sas zach room
bath with shower. unlimited phone; $3.50
eaayl 576a NsTsda sTe
sary4 M S eHssE near Conn & ave S eSslinss ne >.
room; $40. 3404 Livingston st. NV,
GfEvELxNp PARK, 343o s4th st. NV
with, shower; just redecorated; S45; garage
fGf,I"G!f iofa sPRrse sG iass kp. s.w.- double rm
SF eGRPs MPTfESaoTsr shG PsT sr H9 Swseepns 1913
81 shft0f HAaffToN asIff1 Spis4 ST. Sae9wrrn r for
children f pes asn or svaabe de'fa t 'G' Of sep
Sse mo hAMos4 NJ Also ST. garage S for rent furnished
isrs f$ say K 81. 81: nv NW-youns ladies: nicely
furnished End floor double; single beds;
isii att1NC2 ST. N.W.-youns service
couple, GENTLE. have room for, persons;
srse front StSdo gorsp f9
for girl, 5000. to share with Govt; girl;
ss9se' ss9s nifs t. g. sf77 7Nw-Airy, clean room,
aso paIiRRv ST. SWLsss Ses seek Double
front rm. on 3rd floor; comfortable twin
HONE Ho Eafa FOR BUSINESSMAN, Chevy Chase
near Connecticut ave. bus. 20 minutes
CONN. AVE, near Dupont, Circle, 1872, N
BsPHas 5eqms Hgj!yvpS RE ssa beds SIS month per
eeaSoai sse oaiu1NcY sT'&very nicely furnished
pertstien. Unlimited phone Sa5 mo,
CoIoRED-1ose PARK Rp.: several COM
Portable rooms for single and married
saE saRS SsRSM sRSSAD Ho6sajNep e & .wI11s. ~ 1s01,
double rooms for employed couples: with
as9s D1H N aARSfs Sss' or rhSae SSEda
cCLoRED-a1so eSai aiE Is. ST. N.w.-peSubl. sSa
rm. for rent. colored. s1o wk. Phone
cc0L0RsEgD-1ss Col s ST. N.w.-Furn. rooms
e HsE Hse1 70 AVE ~ Nwaiss St.
to share rms, with single beds: rent, So
6RoRfbL1fss S61So Gh HNssrI FAfsMoNr gsSs Nw-Lsrge
siSi; s single Ssa:: sS$;s me; No: 5000
asshea ea fr Toen Neee fsT No. sbs Esned couples
CoLoRED-e1Is Ist ST. NW.-Double
room for employed couple: S12 week.
CoLoRED-esIe 18th ST. N.w-Nice,
refined man, to share room with another
msn sinSle beds nice ans h9me S. week
Nicely furnished middle room in apt, for
employed couple or two girls: no cooking;
COIoRED-a0as 18th ST. NV. Apt SO.
Woman to share room with a mother;
S5 week: twin beds. MI. 1912. 30
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUSE-Vacanies for
men to share large studio room, rTivate
bath: $50 per mo. l712 n. H. ave. NV.
1899 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Lovely maple
furniture, delicious meals. convenient
transportation; men and women; $50 to
$40 30. AID. 9352
1i0I 10th ST. N.W.-Ideal residence for
business people; room for 3 girls; also
single Good meals: switchboard
EXPERIENCED MOTHER will give best
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Local
and lor distance; No Job too large and
bright fireproof bldg complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE 0300
ARE YOU MOvlNG?-Let the Return
Loads Bureau Corp take care of your
moying-day problems. Packing. transpor-
tation and STORAGE. Many years Of ex-
handling your household effects, Come in
and let us talk it over Phcne Ii 29S4 or
II 535a LIS, as F,a M aye n me- S,oyI%T R22m 2Vs 2es
rste and information call DU. 973S or
co. S141
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
payment on your moving. EDELMAN,s s
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AVIATION.

AEROPLANE. 8 passenger, Pitcairn, oper
biplane; recently ref1nished 90 h,p., ny
able at Leesburg Airport S400 cash
Phone HO. 1860. Apt 403.
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post.
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts. Swiftl
and Republic Seabee Amphibians. Oliver
Ssss, CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. Fol
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
OIL. 1888. or HYDE FIELD. .SP OSSS
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

DISPOSAL SALE-Horse, buggy, wagon.
harness for half OF value. Call Rockville
15S-W
BRED GIFTS, will have pigs in 80 days.
Laurel 320-J.
FRESH cow with heifer calf Chevrolet
coach, radiator, securing trough, organ,
furniture. hay and straw. AT. 0S4l
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AUGUST esth TO OCT. e7th-House on
Mass. ave-: 3 bedrooms, baths, maids
room, garden: $3.50 month. Box 300-c,
Star.
BATTERY PARK-Dutch Colonial resi-
Dental area, available TO small refined
Christian family; Sl60 per mo-, liberal
allowance for owner retaining room anc
having meals with tenant; references
WI 4120
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1870 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-clean. cool
furn. rooms; conv. transp.: home PRIVILEGES;
Sc single, $3.50 double.
FREE ROOM and bath in return for sit
ting nights gh,1 With shildren. Ho. 1912
suitable 2 girls, in private home: conv.
transp; IA Alaundry m priyil 500 no; MI, 1919,
D Dear EAST E,oyt dsnts doas,. hos
S36. Franklin $3.50.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA

1920 BLADFNSBURG RD., Colmar Manor.
Md double bedroom. pvt. bath, $50
month ! single room, $40 month: gentle
men only: excellent transportation. Union
2475
NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM for re-
fined gentleman, next to bath; ha block
from bus. GIL. 7040.
ARLINGTON rooms, suitable for 4
people: l0c bus: SIS week per person
CHI 3731
/ NICE DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath: Q
reliable girls: $40 per month. GIL. S272
FOR sERVICEMAN. single room. just
below Arlington Ridge rd.,- s min. from
Pentagon: gentle home; $40 mo. ia.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Most attractive
bedroom and private bath u block from
bus; bachelor. with references OIL. 1896
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

MODERN, bedrms., > baths, new sect
Chevy Chase. S135 mo-; will exchange 70
modern 2-bedrm. apt. in good NV. section
BOX 5S-J. Star DQs
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WILL EXCHANGE one-bedroom furnished
apt. near Wardman Park Hotel. for two
bedroom furnished or unfurnished apt, in
NV. Columbia 3314
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ROOMS UNFURklSHED.
ROOMS WANTED,

1922 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-Very large
front room, two closets: small room ad-
Joining: two only, no housekeeping. "a
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for mother and Tyr
old son, near school: care Of child while
mother works. Call after $50 pm, OR
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

GILT EDGE INVESTMENT = Downtown
apt house 10 units 1907. location; s9od
will show about 20qe on the cash required.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, broker. RE. 1166.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
NEAR EMBASSIES, Mass. ave- large
rooms, inclosed porch, kitchen and bath.
Phone MI. 4134.
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APTs. FURk. AND UkFURN.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

rncnt. dressing room, kitchenette, bath
close in; for larger apartment; Furnished
Or Mnflrnlshed. Box 12-J. Star. 20
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lRoQMs EuRN.-Norfhaas lconf.l

e01 ST. N.E.-Large double front rm.
furnished; excellent TRANSPORTATION. twir
beds: detached home: suitable for couple
GOO sG fTs uPsnUR Gfo sT NpoSbe 70 nsSS rm twin
beds, semipvt. bath; !. servicemen pre-
terred: S;s5 per mo. making $3.50 each.
DU. 3464
III2 4th ST. N.E.-Furn. room. front, for
1885 VARNUM FL. NE.-Master. twin
Ho 5402 any time or after 9 Sunday. 2G'
C0LORED-47 QUINCY PL. N.E.--Room
for z men or 2 women. S. week. HO. S143.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL BOARD colored children, in modern
home, on farm; plenty fresh milk ant
vegetables DJJ R3Q5
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ROOMS FURkisHEp-s.E. ond s.w

$40 1Ith ST. s.E.-Doubie room. near
Navy Yard prefer man and wife; SO
SO5 18th ST. s.E.-single or double front
$40 wk TR 1850.
1911 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Lge front rm
next TO- bath, laundry PRIVILEGES. $40 a
mo. AT. 1883. No calls after pm.
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ARMY OFFICER and wife desire furn.
house. bedrms:.. maids room. 2 baths,
Sept. is: no children. no dogs; Arlington
or NV. preferred DU. 3O25.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXECIrTIYE de.
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9ooo' oe'' o4iei '"Ne' i''' no' "1oA atSs.
RADIO COMBINATION, capehart; wainu,
finish. turnover changer; condition like
new. IA. 27s4 Sunday; during week
RADIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES receive,
Rizslss fhss e. % n fsa sisr condition ILL.,
FINANCE FIN c CO. c.. s15 New lew York York ave. NV
REFRidEERAToR, electric. Copeland, s4s;
esbinss e'Gs Size 'cSs o.ass
Il ,es ads ses7Dound e.Dss!s,
REFER, westinshouse cleo, Simmons
safRicfRaToR fdEsRi fSRs!EtSR FOE s2lf eslf
Denwood ave, Takoma Park, Md. MRS
sRRFAHaAhk ssRRIFRAiHaAHhkAroRs-Atlas has the .ll-stssl
orators: floor. sample rsfrigsrators; $24 80
g St: NV. Df a737, DT. 373s, DT. a73s
RUGS, 3 plain blue sisssl. SIS: drum toI
RUGS, Oriental. Chinese and Persian, rm
GA SsS ss.'sss Iss KzsE |ssSsso sgS sRSF R5Ss
and $50: also used double door filing safe
SILVER storage 9r liquor yaul safes oDened
s. NV. VIC coiamsia fn Z s1ss-51as. M g. S'i4 i4'l
p pfSa Dn nodes iE sssable immsdist ane
sysilsbie, 80 days. MANsFiELD. xD
SAWS. circulaE. 81. with stand and h.h D
ssasR sERR1Nh A1afSs A1aaSf4s AL snssa as7S Ssre.d,. typ.
viIi,, SfiIii,iass ss,s = $685. must sell. Phone H'atss
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-31
RAMBLERS TO PLAY
DOUBLE BILL SUNDAY
ON MASONBORO FIELD

Manager Frank Manor's Mason
boro Ramblers will be seeking
to extend their winning streak to
eight games Sunday afternoon as
they meet the strong Wallace team
end the Tabor City outfit in a
doubleheader. The first game will
get under way Eomptley at 2::3o
and the second contest will be
called at 400 p. m.
Manor announced that he will
send his ace left handler, W. A
Brown against the Wallace nine in
the first affray of the evening
Brown has four wins to his credit
against only one defeat, a 10 loss
the Ramblers suffered at the hands
of the Bladenboro outfit several
weeks ago.
In the last meeting of the two
teams the Wallace club trounced
the locals 1913. The Wallace nine
also won the first encounter OF
the two rivals 81 last month. With
the help of several new players
the Ramblers are expected to give
the Wallace nine a better fight.
Manager Hursey stated that he
will send Thigpen to the mound
against Brown. Thigpen has scored
che win over the locals.
Thlgpen, right handler and
Brown a southpaw are expected to
lock horns in a pitchers duel.
Brown the pride of the Masonborc
club, has registered victories
over several big league hurlers
this season, and is expected to
stay that way in Sundays game
If he fails 10 hold the Wallace
club, Football Smith will take
over.
In the second game Howard Pep
per will make his first appearance
on the mound since last month as
the Ramblers and the Tabor City
lads clash in return game. Last
Sunday W. A. Brown shutout the
Tabor City club at Hampstead, 80,
and allowed but only two hits, both
singles. .
Pepper has not lasted a single
game with the Ramblers this sea-
son but is expected to stay Sun
day because of several weeks rest.
He has been working out lately
according to the manager and is
in fine condition.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-31
BEYENS TWIRLS
0NE-HlT GAME TO
SMOTHER BOSTON
Boo FERRIS Goes Down To
Defeat For Fourth
Time By Yanks

NEW YORK, Aug. so.-R)-
Dave Ferriss, Boston's rookie
sensation, ran into the one-hit pitch.
ing of Floyd Bevens today and was
beaten for the fourth time by New
York as the Yankees trimmed the
Red Sox 7 to 1.
Bevens, leading Yankee hurler
chalking up his 18th win as against
six defeats, pitching hitless ball
for 6 % innings and then was
touched for double by Bob
Johnson after he had handed out
one of his three walks.
In his seventh setback as com.
pared to 20 victories, Ferriss al.
lowed seven hits and gavesup six
bases on balls. Three of the blows
came in the sixth and two in the
eighth as the New Workers scored
four times. Charlie Keller hit a
homer in the eighth with the bases
empty and frankie Crosetti follow
ed suit after two men had walked.
Bevens' one-hitter was the fourth
in the American League this year
and the first since Ferriss held
the White Sox to single safe blow
on May 81.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-31
Brooklyn

Yankees and the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Herbie hasn't decided yet where
he'll 60 to college but thinks he
might 60 to Stanford. His ambition
is tWo-fold - to win the national
amateur crown and play on the
American Davis Cup team. He has
been playing the game since he
was 10 years old and the experts
agree that Flam might well rea-
HE both those dreams before too
long.
He's gaining valuable experience
on this, his first tennis trip East,
a trip ironically enough which his
parents didn' t. want him to make.
But Herbie's school mates were all
for the unspoiled youngster and
they contributed the cash to send
him to the nationals.
That's one of the reasons I'd
like to make good showing now,"
Herbie blushed as cute little girl
greeted him. But dawg gone, l
wish there was more tennis play
ing and less sitting around"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-31
Like Growing Pains Kid,
Herbie F2am Sheds Spots

West Side Tennis Club with the
awkward inefficiency of a young
colt, bull in the China shop ten
denotes which he loses when he
steps on the court.
For out there on the rolled clay
or the closely-cropped grass, Flam
is justsa bit better than fair.n He
belts the ball with ;adoiescent vigor
and matured judgment. The pay.
off already includes the National
Junior Singles title and a healthy
regard for his proves among the
seniors. Here is no pushover,
they'll tell you, and the brown.
eyed boy proved it by stopping
Heraldo Weiss, the Argentine
champion, in the first round of the
nationals and then defeating Mark
Brown of Miami, Fla, in the sec.
ond round. He didn't lose set in
either match, blasting Weiss with
the loss of only three games, 81
81, and then taking the measure
of Brown, rs, 81.
Trapped in the lounge, filled with
beautiful young things, Herbie
fidgeted, blushed and said he
guessed tennis was his only love.
Il tried out for basketball in
high school but didn't make the
team" he fidgeted. mo. I don't
play any other sports to speak of,
although I used to collect stamps.
Baseball? oh, I guess 1 like the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-31
KITE HOPES FOR
REVENGE BEFORE
CONTEST IS OVER
Teams Will Play Saturday
Night At Legion
Stadium

The Wilmington Pirates after
losing seve ral games straight
bounced back into the winning side
of the ledger by defeating the Bar.
bour Boat Works club, 81 to 6, on
Wednesday night.
With their spirits higher because
of the trouncing they handed the
New Bern outfit the Pirates are
now seeking to add the scalps OF
the strong 32ad Artillery Corp Red
Legs club from Fort Bragg to their
belts. Manager Kite has booked
the Red Legs for Saturday night
at Legion Stadium. Kite says his
club will ~e seeking to even the
count with the Soldiers - tie VI
Legs defea ed the Pirates seve-. !
weeks ago and in that appearance
here, the Soldiers presented one Of
the fastest clubs yet to play at tie
local stadium.
According to word received here
the Red Legs have added a couple
of newcomers to their roster Who
have strengthened their team con-
siderably. Expected to see &C: on
in Saturdays game are Sgt. Mel.
vim Cabral from Oakland Cali.
fornia, Pfc. Pete Castanon of West
Virginia, Pfc. Charles Barr Of
High Point, Tech-Sgt. Steve Jor.
don, Gastonia, Cpl. Emory Rucd,
Prospect Hill, Cpl. Dwain Tracey,
who halls from Des Moines, Cpl
Mike Vera of Cleveland, Sgt.
Preston Cook from Birmingham
and t h pitching assignment will
go to Cpl. Charlie Fisher whose
home is Stamford, Conn.,,
Manager Kite said he would
send big Highlander Johnny Will.
bourne to the mound to face the
hard hitting Artillerymen, with
Pate Fish and Roy Lamb being
held in reserve. The remainder of
the Pirate lineup will be as usual
The cont e st will be called
promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Kite also announced his schedule
for the remainder of the season.
Monday, September 8. the third
and deciding game of the series
with Midway Park will be played.
Wednesday, Sept. fifth the Bogue
Field Air Raiders will return her
and the final game of the season
will be Saturday, September 2
when the Pirates play the 7S2nd
Tank Battalion from Fort Bragg.
This game will ring down the cur.
tain for the Pirates of 1915.
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Artillery Nine To Meet Pirates
WHITE SOX FAIL
AS INDIANS TIE

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-(P)-The
Chicago White Sox came within a
few pitches of swapping six
game losing streak here today.
but the pitching weakened in the
ninth inning and they had to settle
for "A tie with Cleveland, in q
game called at the end of the ninth
to allow the Indians to catch
train.
The Sox were off to a Al lead
in the fifth, and Orval Grove ap-
parently had his 18th game of the
season won when he started the
ninth with a tWo-run lead. After
Jeff Heath had dropped out, Dutch
Meyer singled to left and then
Grove tossed fiat one" to Don
Ross, which he slammed in,o the
left field stands for a home run
Grove had held the Indians to
seven hits before that ninth, giving
them a run in the fourth when Al
Cihocki doubled and Les Fleming
singled. and another in the sixth
on successive singles by Mickey
Rocco, Fleming and Heath.
Guy Outright hit his second
homer of the season, into left
field, in the fifth for one Chicago
run. Again Wally Moses led the
Sox's 11-hit attack on three Cleve-
land pitchers wi h three singles,
a double and triple in five times
at bat.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-31
The Sports Trail
By WHITNEY MARTIN

doing it on the run. He runs like
clock though. That is, he can run
all day but at one speed, SO con.
sequently he finished a forloru
third in the 3,OO0-meter race.
A sideshow was nearly as inter.
estlng as the main event. Three
IN a big box down front were IS
Generals headed by omnipresent
George Patton dolled up as only
Patton could dare doll up.
1t seems CTS are going to shoot
tnelr way home in cameras. A SOL
der who has not picked up some
such map reproducer over here
is a sad sack. When Patton made
his belated entrance and other Gen.
erals crowded around trying to get
into the act fully so amateur lens.
men had their one-eyed bogeyman
trained on clusters of stars. You
might say the boys really click
ed IN q big way with Patton.
There probably would have been
many more at the meet if trans
portation had been available. The
stadium was far from town and
the boys who could not get a ride
could not attend.
In fact, transportation is one of
the biggest problems over here.
AS General Eisenhower indicated.
everybody wants to go somewhere
and there just are not enough air
or ground vehicles to take them
despite an unbelievable amount of
American motorized equipment.
1t would take an unending belt to
keep everybody moving, an affair
such as the elevators in the U.S.F.
EFT. headquarters here.
These elevators never stop NOV
ing. Attached to the conveyor are
tall stairs, open at front. A pro-
spective passenger takes a sprint
ing start, times his leap, and if
lucky lands inside. Otherwise he
is liable to find part of himself on
the first floor and the rest on the
second. 1t is a risky business but
General Ike has one satisfaction.
He knows his staff is on the jump.