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Washington Journal., 1946-05-10

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meiter in Dem ,,Nrouoo" . Artifel, be-
ban0elten, mas iiA I'M Sale elmer
ltnltimmiafeit Ser AuBenminiiter Ell
geben uiiroe. 36ufop iiibrte CHARLES
1umos pom 0&aris 8opulain" an,
Ser tuegcn ieiner antiruiiiiden Gin.
itellung 6efanut lei. Dumas babe ii6er
ieporate 6rieOenspertrdge cedric
ben, unO 36ufou benerfte bie5u:
sSournuliiten BON Emp Gumas'
oerluhen nit beionoerer 9eiOenidaft,
sic 6ormel 'es iheint, '@eriihte 3u-
iolge' unO 'es miro geiagt' 81 beniit-
sen unO perbergetl lid pie binter els
mem 6eigenblntt 0urh Oie uuuer5eib-
Ii6Iten 2iiaen uno Gerleumoungen."
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
1tSlms Ocnt in S 1ohren
pSuie 1UicNerh

aoln a. &5. - llngleid giinItiaer,
ais I'M oll9emeinen YubIifum err
martet moroen mar, lautet Ser erite
8erid)t Der Com : &riegsidGoen ;
Gomniiiion. Gorod miro es m0glih
iein, bis gum SabreSenoe Die 4r6eiten
5t 6oeloen, 0ie our grbaItung oe8
Baunerfs O~rinaeno notiuenoig iino.
gie S1lfte oes groBeu Gahe8 lit be-
reits nit 3infplntten eingeoedt NOR
ben, un0 III menigen Nonnten mer-
ben I'M Com oc groBen firhIiden
Be;ern mieOer itattfinoen fGnnen.
Ger geridlt bemerft o~lIer0ings,
.0nB ps etmd fiinf Sobre Oa1lcrn miro,
BIS Ser Com uollitanoig p~ieoerberge-
iballt iein miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
DcppeImtcrN iit 2lifcft,
8anNit tStct JnRabcr

9tifen, 9. 6. Gos Gbepanr go-
marc 8. gennet, Snbnber cines flei-
men @e6aftes, muroe BON einem
ganoiten eridoIien, mGbreno Ser 4
iGbrige Sobn Der gbeleute biIiaoS
i'm 2o0en itdno.
Gas &inS er3dblte Dem Sheriff,
Der Bandit babe alrT ben Tater 5iuei
Sfiiiie n~6geferiert mno Der Wtttter in
ben &iiden geihoirn. gs lei Elm Ne'
ger geueien, Der cine Irmeetdppe
utt0 elm Arnleebemo trug.
Ser 93 ia6rige 8ennet itnrb alf
Der Stelle, 6a cine augel na6e Dem
8er5en ein~eeoriingen mar, mdbreno
feline % idbrise Gbefrau offenbar
fliebeH wolIte, ais Der Sdub lie traf.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
8ritcncffi;., Scr uSSN
SeinN ftannte, Detroit

2onocn Gem l~lnterbau8 ipur.
De bon Dem &rieggdmt mitgeteiIt,
Dab elm engliider 0ffBier entipre-
deno beitroft mor6en lei tpail er in
elmer Infueiiung fir oie Man0per
Der engliiGen Sritppen i'm Naben
Giten i'm Ge5ember, @uBInno uIs
einen 6eino be5eidnet bate.
Das fommrniitii6e TorIaments-
mitglieo @iaiom @aGader. Der oie-
lie Sode 8lir Sprode gebraft bate.
betonte. 6ie eriten 3eiIen Der Nm
flpeifaNg eFfI6rIen, saB cine gut
pltsgeriiitetg Gouiet : arntee. iiil-
ter ser 8orgabe in Nrabien Gro.
niing 5i tpabren, ongebli1 in oas
aano eingeriidt iet.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
paectc fir SclNntcn IN
ncbcricc jcbt idktrcrcr

Gas Yoit Department CAB Be-
FAINT, OnB nit @irfung pom 1. Mai
an @dfete i'm Soditgeluidt non 70
Efuno iino NIT einem @elorntum-
fong pon 100 Boil an Solodten uro
Matroien in lleberiee geididt tperoen
foniten. lnr eigens angeforoerte ar
titel lperoen 5itr 8erien0ung an Sol
6nten 5llgelnlien. mGbren0 0c pa.
rine rine dbHIine 8effmlltirg nif)t
tot. Die bisber gelten6e @epidyts-
8renle betrilg II gflno fir 9afete
an Matroien uno % Eiuno fir Sol
batenpatete,
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
6~ShlcmcntNcefcr Wbitc
I'M G0rIsbnN 0cItcrbcm

Carlsbad. Sm aIter BON SO
Sabren itorb bier SSanaes g. @6ite,
Der I'M Sabre1901 Die berii6mteS06le
betrat. 0eHn5ebn Sabre lang bemiib-
te er i'd Ole %aIlgemeine Nuimerf-
lqmfeit auf oas untcriroiide @lin.
oerlano 81 lenfen, ober crit I'M Sabre
1928 n1roe 0ie g~alsboOer Soble elm
Notirldpltporf. @bite mur0e G6er-
alffie6er itno Ueriab oieies amt bis
5ltm Sabre 1929.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
Die 9Reme

abeo fommt bonn eriten 9duI.
gang 8uriid.
Sea, mein Sobn," frast ser So.
ter, upie 9efdIlt'S sir Oenn in ser
Sdule?~
abeO itObt Oorouf einen tiefen
Seuf8er ans:
~ad, &opo, ipenn id Ood oonit
onr nidlt crit anqefonQen <h1tte~
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
1smr,e lllitteiImnsen

~ Ter 4 Sabre oIte 2raltiuurit
Snfel Oes 6errn 5rit 9aue in ell.
mr. Spring. iieI beim Spojiereniob-
rem ans Dem slltomobil, nobel er lid
ScrICtuulen am &opfe 3i5og.
6err I0olf Sdnei0cr aus
9eItspiIie feierte am 1. Mai ieinen
~. @eburtstag, po5u 6reunOe ltno
@stannte eingeIooen maren.
II Serr 9ouis guiie, 6odmnnn
in Sei5umgsonIagen. iDuroe gum Ie-
legaten Oes 1eutihen llnteritiisungs-
6unoeS in &ittburgb erpG6It. @r
p~ertritt Sic Iotalen Giitrifte 40 itnO
1850 BEL Ser ale 4 Sabre itattiinoen-
Oen &onieren5 lpeIfe on Nontag
beginnt uno in pittsburgh Itattfin-
set.
~ 6rau gettp Sterer, Satin oeS
Serrn 6ran5 Sherer uno Sdpeitar
oes 6errn Sdemann uno Der 6rnl
GemmerIe, lit aus Dem &ranfenbaus
pieoer 3uriid9efebrt unO gebt ibrer
8eneiling e~rtgegen.
~ Am Moutog. ben IS. Nai, Inn
8 ltbr oben0s. bdIt 6err Or. Baul
Sermberg eiten Gortrag it6er 0aS
.Geutihlano non beute@. Gr mar pom
Ge,ember 1915 bis M1r3 1916 i'm
Outrage Der anerifaniihen Re9ie-
ritng in GeutihIano uno bereiIte Die
amerifaniite uno 0ie rlliiiibp Gone.
Iuh meiIte er I1ngere Belt in Scr
lin. Ser Gortrag lit in Der SoporO
~llnioerlitGt, Sd)ool 81 ReIigion, Sci
Ioruibip &oom. Seoermann lit ein9e-
looen.
Serr HuooIp5 s6nei0er, che
maIiger Snbober Ser 3. 8onalif Nae
nufacturing Company uno @brenprG-
li0ent OeS .@oIbingtOn Sdngerblu-
oes~, erbielt pom Marine finiiteri-
Inn elm Nnerfeunnngsihreiben Iilr
auBergeu0bnIide Dienite Fir yeopal
Gronance Development: Ias Shrei-
ben Iautet in Der lleteriebung mie
fol9t:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
FURNITURE FIRMS
FACE OPA CHARGES

Raleigh. March 30. - As i,dica-
ton that OPA is striking at manu-
t7Cturers' price violations to prevent
later ovcrcharges in retail stores,
TIE AGENCY last week filed suits
involving nearly a quarter of mil
lion dollars against two North Car
olina furniture manufacturers, OPA
'.'ri~' Di"0o'or Theodore s. John
son said today.
w. NO eujt tho ago seeks
Sl59.o00 from Irwin A. Mereenstcin
and the Great Lake sInduStrieS rrr..
H'~h FONT for alleged Cver-ceiling
$; les Of furniture and toys, Johnson
said.
In filing the suit for three times
tho apc.,t of oVerCharges. he
added, OPA contends that the total
an pI10' O oycrCcling charges re-
Ccivci hv the defendants was ap-
nr"vima'olv $4,000
BY topping one violation at the
Mann'act'rinc lCVel. we prevent
countless violations later on a, the
retail level Johnson explained.
'hot this technique has al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
OPA CRACKS DOWN
ON BLACK MARKETS

Raleigh, March 80. - Court ac-
tions at the rate of 90 pcr week arc
being brought against Slaughterers
and meat packers in an OPA drive
against black market operations
which are diverting mu h Of the
short supply Of meat from legal
channels. Theodore s. Jof'-son. OPA
District Director said today.
simultaneously the Office Of Eco
nomic Sterilization has begun a
olicv Of withholding subsidy pay
nerts 10 slsughterers guilty Of MAX
jn0 ovo"coif0g payments for live
cattle, he said.
The action taken upon the rec
rmmendation OF OPA.. directs the
e on structicn Fin.'Ce Corpora
on automatically 20 withhold sub
dies from slaughterers who. dur
NC an accounting period beginning
tpril I. purchase live cattle above
OPA's maximum price. Johnson eX-
plained
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
Greene Speaker
Fer ri-Countv
Meeting Tuesday

Clarence f. Greene will be princi-
pal speaker at the Tri-County Ba-
ra a-PhjIathea Union spring meet
ing which will be held at the Firs,
Baptist church Tuesday night. April
., It : O'Clock. Hostcs5es for the
weeting will be the Baraca =, d
Th.lathea classes o. the First church
>"j tho Bette Davis class of the
North Henderson Baptist church.
Daring the evening a quartet COM
rosed of George Harrison, G. W.
Knit, 1r., Pittm9n Davis and Al
e- Borden VIII sing several spe-
,.ai numbers. They viii be accom-
panied by Mrs ". ". Parker, Sr.
Repre- cntatiVcs of Baraca and
TaIiathea classes from Vance, War
lcn I'd Granville counties will at
tend the meeting, which is non-d de-
noMiaational, Mrs j. F. Mills will
preside rs tOastmiStress of the oc-
l.@j4H and thC welcome will be eX-
'.aaej by NJ 3. Garrett.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

On Thursday afternoon pre-
n1plial courtesy wa accorded Miss
Elizabeth Jenkins, bride-clect, when
Miss Betsy Rose Jones and Miss
Dorothy Cooper entertained at a
tea al the home of Miss Jones on
Belle street.
('H9sls Ware graetcd al the en-
trance hall by Miss Ann Upchurch
Yrs. Albert Borden. Jr.. and Mrs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
WITH TIE COLORS
STATIONED IN HAWAII.

Hon0lulU, T. Fl. : NayON y.
Jones. 25, aviation machinlsts mate,
third class. USN. Route 2, Hender-
son. N. c., is stationed here with
SQUADRON - of the Naval Air Trans
port Service. The squadron handles
administration and aircraft main
t,ance for other suuadrons onerat-
inc over a vast network Of air bases
in the Pacific.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
Return From Canada

aIr. I'd Mrs. A, d. Glover have
retained 10 their home in Hender-
sr a ter lengthy visit with Mrs
GioNcrS parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar SchWcyer OF TiIlsonburg, Ont.
Cuna0a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
NISi! IN HENDERSON,

1liecS Florence Dunn and Betty
NaeDonald o. Delhi, Ontario. Can
ida, arc spending two weeks with
Hg = d Mrs. A. d. Glover.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
on,an'S Billie Class Meet

The WomaH's Bible class Of HOLY
IrnocCnts Episcopal church will
"eet Sunday m or,ing at a.45
O lcei., with Mrs. W. d. BurWcll as
sNcaker, It was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

Guns and rifles captured from en-
mics during the war are not cham
cred for Americ; '-typc ammuni-
ion, and are therefore not safe to
Sc for anything but souvenirs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
BIRTHS
Fred Washington Jackson. Jr.

TFCU WlSH1H. tUH JdCkSUI1 JI.
Mr. and Mrs Fred w. jackson an
nounce the birth Of a son, Fred
Washington, Jr. on March "a al
Maria Parham hospital Mrs. Jack
son is the former Miss Elizabeth
BOWdCn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

ready saved millions OF dollars for
retail customers
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
Sammy Snead Triumphs
In Mays Golf Tourney

CHICAGO, Sept. s-RHB~itish
open champion Sam Snead scored
ms richest golf triumph Sunday,
firing his second straight SO to
capture George S. Mays $40, 900,
Wlnner-take-all Invitational TOURNEY
with a 36-hole aggregate of 1873,
six under par.
snead's "a on the closing nine
shook off U. S. Open Champion
Lloyd Mangrum, who had tied
Slammin' Sammy through 27 holes
but wound up with a u for a 3e-hole
count of al.
The two other coatenders-By-or
Nelson and Herman Barron-solvec
Tam O'Shanter's 6, 76O-yard, par-7:
layout for also-ran totals of 40 anc
l42, respectively, although Barron
produced a closing-day round o.
ST, best of the two-day tourney.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
BUNS TAKE ll-3
WIN OVER GIANTS
Brooklyn Club Runs Wild
On Bases; Pete REESE
Steals Home

BROOKLYN, Sept. s.-F-The
Dodgers ran wild on the bases Sun
day and behind Joe Hatten's four
hit pitching, routed the New York
Giants 11-3 before 30, 1852 fans to
keep the Brooklyn pennant hopes
at a fever pitch.
Pete Reiser's seventh theft of
home of the season, plus two other
steals by the speed merchant, high
lighted the base running achieve
ments of the Dodgers who stole
eight bases for the day, three
short of the modern National
league record.
Home runs by Bruce Edwards
and Pee Wee Reese spiced the at
tack or six giant pitchers, who be-
sides yielding 10 hits handed out II
bases on balls and hit another bat
ter. Reese also hit a triple which
knocked in the first Dodger run.
The victory was Hatten's 10th
against as many setbacks. Wild
ness sped Monte Kennedy's remov-
al in the third inning, but the loss
was charged to his successor, Bill
VoiSelle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
BLUES CAPTURE
THIRD VICTORY
Clinton Defeats Smithfield
To 5 In Fourth Game
OF Series

SMITHFIELD, Sept. 8. - The
Clinton Blues captured their third
victory out of four starts against
Smithfield here Sunday, winning
8 to 5 over the Smithfield Leafs.
The fifth game of the semi-final
series will be played at Clinton,
Monday.
Even though Clinton presented a
jumbled lineup on the field they
came out with splendid results.
Duke played third base and third
baseman Lonnie Smith was shifted
to shortstop. Neither made an err
ror.
Keane, leading pitcher in the
Tobacco State league, was battered
for II hits Sunday, but the clever
right handler scattered them eff
fectively. The Clinton hurler gave
up nine bases o balls and struck
out only three in his mound PEI
Torrance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
SENATORS DROP
| YANKEES TWICE
Washington Wins Opener z
To l, New York Loses
Nightcap, 9 To

NEW YORK, Sept. g.. -(P- The
Washington Senators swept both
ends of a doubleheader from New
York Sunday before 32,279 fans to
take their first series from the
Yankees at the Stadium, winning
the opener 81 in II innings and the
second 9-8. The nightcap was cut
to eight innings by darkness.
Wynn hung up his sixth win OF
the season in the first game as he
limited the Yankees to six hits,
while Floyd Bevens dropped his
18th decision against 16 wins. Stan
Spence accounted for both Wash
ington runs with two home runs
his 18th and 18th Of the season.
", = ABB r H o A
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
MACKMEN TRIUMPH
So OVER B0S0X
Athletics Put Crimp In Red
Sox Pennant Clinching
Plans

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8 -R
The Philadelphia Athletics, hope
lessly entrenched in the American
League cellar, nevertheless put
another crimp in the pennant-
%clinching plans of the Boston Red
Sox Sunday.
With the sturdy Phil Marchildon
on the mound, the AS jumped on
Boston's Tex .Hughson for their
second victory over the Red Sox
in as many days. Marchildon al
lowed only five hits in pitching
the tailenders to a SO victory be-
fore 1882.
Thus the Red Sox were depriv-
ed of any chance of mathematical
1y eliminating the New York Yam
KEGS from the flag race Sunday.
Needing three decisions to GUST
the second-place Yanks, Manager
Joe Cronin started his ace Dave
FERRIS yesterday, and the AS
broke his victory streak at IL
games. Today Cronin came back
with Hughson, with no better re-
silt
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09

Huffman. He struck out nine and
allowed two bases on balls.
Herman Wick, had little effect
of Frank Manor's crew as the
first five batters to face him
slammed out base hits. He was
sent to the showers in the second
inning. Brooks was called in to
hurl for the Duplin club, but he
suffered the same fate as he allow
ed five hits, including a long three
Dagger by Linwood Rowan. He
also gave up three bases IN balls.
Corbett then took over the
mound duties, he allowed three
hits and struck out five.
Linwood Rowan led the Rannb-
lers with the stick, rapping out
four safeties out of five times up.
Hugh Griffith, connected safely
three times out of four tries and
Billy Hardison his three for four.
Farrior led the losers with two
for three and Pullman with one
for two.
The victory for the Ramblers
was their 18th win out of 20
starts and they well meet the
Spinners for the league title.
WHITEVILLE, Sept. 8 The
Bladenboro Spinners defeated the
Whiteville Comets here Sunday
afternoon, 8 to l to win the right
to meet Masonboro for the cham
pionship of the Eastern State
league.
Levy Bridger, ace Bladenboro
hurler pitched a four hit game as
he held the Comets under control
for the entire contest. The Comets
scored their lone marker in the
fourth inning when Stanley singl-
ed and scored a few moments
later on an error.
H. Stanley, hurting for the
Comets gave up 9 safeties. The
Spinners put the game on ice in
the fourth with a three run
splurge On singles by Jackson,
Hammonds and Ted Russ.
Joe Proctor led the Comets with
two for four while Jesse Jackson
was top hitter for the Spinners with
8 for 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09

Dodgers Win One; Cards Cop Two
Policemen Play Sunshine,
Eremen Meets ACL TONIGHT

A full week of softball is
scheduled this week at Robert
Strange park, according to Bert
Hawley, recreation department
athletic director.
Play will be resumed in the
Senior Glass A league tonight
with a doubleheader booked. In
the first game the Sunshine
Laundry club will meet the
Police Dept. team and in the
nightcap the Firemen, winners
Of the first half, will play the
Atlantic Coast Line team.
Tuesday night the second
game of the Hanover league
championship series will get
underway with a single game
between the Loyal Order of
Moose, first half champs, cross
ing bats with the Post Office
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09

Errors - Quinn, Pugh. Runs bat
ted in - Ratteree, Nesselrode 2,
Hedrick 2, Schoffner, Scrobola 2,
Jackson, Mills 2, Wicker 2. Two
base hits Quinn, Wicker. Home
runs - Hedrick. Left on bases -
Angier-Fuquay 9, Sanford 6. Bases
on balls-off: Clinard 4, Bortz 3,
Monterose l, Salmon l. Struck out,
by - Clinard l, Bortz 4, Salmon 3.
Hits off: Clinard in 3 % innings 7;
Monterose in 4 IL innings 2; Bortz
in 4 innings 5; Salmon in 3 innings
S. Winning pitcher = Salmon. Los
ing pitcher - Monterose. Um-
pires - Gill, Mann, Smith. Time
of game - ESQ.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
PITTSBURGH BUGS
DROP TWIN BILL
Pirates Blasted In Both
Games By St. Louis, S
To 4 And II To z

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8 -tP)- The
St. Louis Cardinals unlimbered
their batting swings Sunday
against a parade Of Pittsburgh
Pirate pitchers and swept a
doubleheader 5 to 4 and II to 2 tc
widen their margin in the tense
league pennant race to two full
games over Brooklyn.
While the Dodgers were taking
a single decision from New York,
the rejuvenated Cardinal attack
sent a total of 81 assorted blows
sailing to all corners of Sports
mans park and routed the jinx
frankie Frisch's cellar-dwellars
had exercised in winning 0 of 20
games before Sundays final meet
ing of the two teams this season.
Five Pirate hurlers went to the
mount in the lopsided nightcap in
which the Cardinals raped out
II blows and sent an old torment
or, Nick Strincevich, to the show
ers with a three-run blast before
the side could be retired in the
first inning.
The Cardinals were forced to
overcome an early Pittsburgh lead
to present George Munger his
second triumph since his release
from the army. In going the full
distance, Munger, who yielded
eight bingles, gained momentum
after the score was ~deadlocked at
4-all in the sixth and gave up only
one blow in the last five frames
(EYRgT GAME1
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
"Atomics" VIM!

The Delco "Atomics" swamp
ed a combination Brooklyn-Hilton
club yesterday afternoon at Hilton
by the score of II to Y.
The Atomics blasted out 10 hits
while the Combination club man.
aged to rattle off nine safe blows.
Malpass hurled for the Delco
aggregation.
The Atomics will meet the form
err Cape Fear league Acme Aces
at Delco Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09

team, winners of the last half.
The Mailmen won the first
game of the three-game series
in a thrilling nine inning bat
tie last Thursday night.
Wednesday night the Spot
ford Spinners play the Fire
men in the first game and the
Senior Fraternity plays the Po-
lice department in the after
math.
Thursday night the final
game of the Hanover league
series will be played, unless the
Post Office wins Tuesdays
game.
Friday the Coast Line Cham
pions are booked to meet the
Laundrymen in the opener and
City Optical will tangle with
Whites Ice cream club,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
TOBACCO STATE SEMI-FINALS
SANFORD DEFEATS
Angler CLUB, 81
Game Called In Eighth By
Sunday Curfew; Colts
Protest

SANFORD, Sept. s.-The Sanford
spinners defeated the Angler
Fuquay Colts, 7 to 6 here Sunday
afternoon. The contest was played
under protest after the eighth in
ming.
The Colts went into the last of
the eighth inning leading 8 to 5 and
on a close play at second base, the
Colts entered a protest with the
umpires. The contest was called in
the eighth after one man was out
on account of the Sunday curfew.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09

E-Graham 2; Gaian, Voiselle. RBI -
Reese 2; Marshal, Young. Reiser 2; Ed.
wards, Walker, Rosen. 2BH-Witek 2
3BH-Reese. HR-Edwards, Reese. SD
Reiser 8. Walker 2; Galan. Stanky, Furil-
10. S-Furillo. DIP Wick, Kerr and
Young. LOB-New York s; Brooklyn 10
BoB-Kennedy 5; Voiselle 3: Hatten s.
Budnick g. Gee 2. SO-Kennedy /;
Thompson l; Gee l; Hatten 6. H-Ken-
nedy l in 2 % innings; Voiselle 1 in 2-3;
Thompson 0 in 2-3; Budnick 4 in l 1-3;
Gee 2 in l 20; Schumacher 2 in /. HBF
by Gee Edwards). LP-Voiselle. u
Goetz, Jorda and Reardon. T-3:o1. A
30,352 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
BLadenboro Wins Over Comets
In Eastern State Loop Games
Snag Allen Hurls MasOnboro To Victory;
Spinners Take Whiteville 6 To 1; Clubs
Meet Next Sunday For Title Series

WALLACE, Sept. S.-The Masonboro Ramblers, be-
hind the steady pitching of Snag Allen, defeated the WAL
lace All-Stars here Sunday afternoon, Is to 8 to win the
right to meet the Bladenboro Spinners for the Eastern State
Semi-pro league championship.
The Whiteville' Comets lost to B~ladenboro at Whiteville
by the score of 6 to 1. The first of the three-game series
for the league flag will get underway in Whiteville next
Sunday afternoon.
Allen, who has a perfect record with the Ramblers this
season, gave up six hits, including a three Div knock by
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09

E-Moses, Grimes. RIB Mccosky 2,
2BH-Pesky. Williams 2. 3BH-cbanm,n
SB-Valo. S-Hughson. DP-Grimes tn
McQuinn; Grimes to Suder to Mcouinn
russell to Doerr to York. LOB-Boston q
Athletlcs 5. BoB-Marchildon 2, Hugh.
son 8. so-Hughson 1, Marchildon /. H
..Hughson 8 in 5 innings; Dobson / in
z; kllnger 0 in ]. LP-Hughson. U-Rue.
252 (officia1). 90"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
Boston Braves Divide
Twin Bill With Phils

BOSTON,, Sept. 8-R-Big Ed
Wright finished both games for the
Braves Sunday as the Boston club
split a doubleheader with the hustl-
ing Philadelphia Phillies, taking
the opener 4 to 3, then losing 4 to
0, before a 12,497 crowd.
Wright took over for Mort cooper
in the eighth inning of the opener
IN halls and Dick Culler's single
after Connie Ryan's double a oase
had nulled the Tribesmen into a
AZ tie. In the ninth, Wright Grove
in Nanny Fernandez with the WIN
mig run.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
HANK WYSE PITCHES.
BATS CHICAGO CUBS
TO WIN OVER REDS

CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-LR-Hank
Wyse was both the pitcher and hit
ter in leading the Chicago Cubs to
a Al victory over the Cincinnati
Reds here Sunday in the final
meeting Of the year between the
two teams.
Wyse allowed but four hits, three
of them singles credited to Eddie
Lukon, in posting his No. II
triumph of the season. Wyse's fifth
inning double accounted for the
Cubs first two runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
PRO-FOOTBALL
DODGERS WIN (%FOOTBALL)

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 8-P-
Glenn Dobbs, his injured right hand
tapped, passed the Brooklyn Dodgers
to two fourth-period touchdowns
and a 27-14 victory over the Buffalo
Bisons in the local All-America
football conference opener before
Is, 489 Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
Chisox Victorious
In Twin Game Sweep
From Detroit Tigs

DETROIT, Sept. 8. -F- Two
Chicago southpaws and the veneer
able relief pitcher Earl Caldwell
gave the Detroit Tigers only eight
hits in a doubleheader here Sunday
as the White Sox swept a twin bill,
3 to 2 and 6 to o, in their fina.
meeting with the Tigers this year
A throng of 56,o3s paying custom
ers damned Briggs Stadium de
spite threatening weather.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
KRAMER WINS

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. 8.
-(P-Jack Kramer, of Los Ange-
Championship Sunday with a 81,
les, Won the Mems National Tennis
6-3, 60 victory over Tom Brown,
Jr., of San Francisco in the final
played before a capacity crowd OF
5000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-09
Bob Teller Wins 23rd
AS Indians Split Bill
With St. Louis Browns

CLEVELAND, Sept. 8. Up -
With the help of Don Ross seventh
inning homer, fireballer Bob Teller
gained his 23rd triumph this season
bv edging the st. Louis Browns 3 to
2 Sunday in the nightcap OF a
doubleheader after the Browns
took the opener 4 to 1.