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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-11

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-11
Wyandotte, Michigan
March 5, 1916

Resolution by Councilman George
C Benin.
Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Wyandotte that the
City Clerk be and he hereby is
directed TO effect the proper en-
tries on the books Of the city, in
cancellation of special assessments
for sidewalks, parts 3, and 5, in
total amount of $18.47, against
Lot 284, Ford Centre Subdivision,
City of Wyandotte,
said amount TO be charged to &C
count No. 100, surplus, and cred
tied to account No. ll2.
All in accordance with the re-
quest of the City Treasurer as ex-
pressed in his communication Of
March /.
move the adoption of the fore
going resolution.
Councilman George C. Benin
Supported by Councilman Schultz
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, Brohl,
Burke, Kelly. Rouse. Schultz.
Nays: None.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-11

"a true copy
Martha A. Egland
Deputy Probate Register
MON. FEB. IS. Mar. 4. IL.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-11

Gentlemen:
The Recreation Commission has
directed me to write to you in re-
CARDS to the playground that was
used by the Nursery School. This
playground is located on the north
side of No. 2 Fire Station. 1t Is
fenced in and has swings and a
sandbox. It Is the understanding
of the Recreatio Commission that
a Nursery School program has bee
discontinued. 1t is the plan Of the
Commission to operate pre-school
age tot playground at this site
this summer. This playground will
be supervised by . competent su-
pervisors
The Recreation Commission wish
es the Council to grant the Recrea-
ton Department use Of the play
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-11

n true copy
Martha A. Egland
Deputy Probate Register
MON. Feb. IS, Mar. 4, IL
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
ASSAULT SEEKS
AQUEDUCT WIN

NEW YORK. June 14.-(P-Ar
an-tlme money-winning record fol
three-year-olds will be one of the
prizes Robert Kleberg's Assault
will be shooting for Saturday when
the winner of the triple crow
Wood Memorial and Experimental
Handicap goes to the post as odds.
on favorite in the Dwyer Stakes al
Aqueduct Racetrack.
The King Ranch star. assigned
top weight of 1876 pounds for the
mile and a quarter test, need not
even take down top money in this
$50, 000-added event to better the
three-year-old mark now held by
Gallant Fox, end set in 1880. With
1929, 900 already won, Assault is
only $4,000 back of Gallant Fox,
and even second place in the DWy-
er will be worth 5000
Assault is likely to FACE the bar
rier a ITO favorite, with Maine
Chance FARMS Lord Boswell. who
chased the Kleberg ace in the
Kentucky Derby, the Preakness
and the Belmont, probable second
choice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
HOGAN AND GHEZzI
LEAD u. S. OPEN

CLEVELAND, June 14-(P)-The
elite of COLTS veteran Gold Brigade
took charge of the 18th United
States open championship Friday
as Ben Hogan and Vic Ghezzi fired
subpar rounds to lead the field
at the halfway stage of the r.
hole test and fellow veterans were
close behind.
Hogan and Ghezzi were n
stroke in front of husky Lawson
Little who shot a SO for an ag-
gregate of al. If there's any
truth in the well known saying that
History repeats ITSELF" Hogan,
Ghezzi and the rest of the field
should be wary of the Californian.
Little won the 1910 open cham
pionship also played at Canter-
bury. He carried 72-69-141 in the
first two rounds of that champion
ship as he has done in this. Fur
thermore, Little's bag and clubs
are being carried by Henry Eich-
off, now a student at Fem college
in Cleveland-the same Henry
Eichoff who caddied for Little in
1910.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
ENGLISH BEATEN
THREE MATCHES
BY u. S. GIRLS

WIMBLEDON, England, June
l4.-P)-America's Wightman Cur
players, the sunshine girls from
California and florida, rackeo
up a formidable lead of three
matches to none against Britain's
rusty net stars Friday in the
opening round of the seven-match
international tennis competition.
Pauline Betz and Margaret Os
borne in singles, and Miss Betz
and Doris Hart in doubles won
their matches in straight sets, ano
were left needing only victory il
Saturday four tests to retain The
cup the United States has hello
since 1881. They stood a very
strong chance of sweeping all
seven matches for the first time
in the history of this rivalry.
In the last renewal, in 1889
the Americans won by So at Forest
Hills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
RambZers
Play Midway Parkers

Allen will be held in reserve in
the event Brown falters.
Hugh Griffith, peppery short
stop has been signed by the Ram
blers and will see action in this
afternoon game. The Masonboro
lineup will be made up of Snag
Allen, Hugh Griffith, Linwood
Rowan, Burney Covington on the
infield. Louis Todd, Jimmy Todd
and Dink Coward in the outfield
with Levy Heath or Dan George
behind the bat.
The Midway aggregation will
send "Pappy' Diem to the mound
and place Seybold behind the bat.
Diem has established a good &C.
ord for the Midway boys and will
be out to win over the Ramblers
Manor said he was experiment.
ing with Saturday afternoon genes
and if the public supported them
he would book other fast games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
AS LOUIS RESTS.
CONN WORKS OUT
Both Fighters Confident
As Wednesdays Battle
Draws Near
CIR

GREENWOOD LAKE, N. J.,
June 14-P)-Some of the fellows
were saying that the way Billy
Conn has been training and throw
ing haymakers, and all, it looked
as If he was figuring on going out
there and f%lattening Joe Louis
Wednesday night. Billy just grin
ned about it.
NOW wouldn't that be smart. He
tossed off. "The last time, I had
Joe beat for II rounds just on bog
ing, then l went out and slugged
with him in the 18th and he put
the lights out for me.
Does it figure I'll be making the
same mistake again? Nope-Willie
isn't that dumb. He can take a
hint.
Don't See How He Can Miss
So you t~ke it from the guy most
interested in the proceedings-Mr.
Conn-that the idea of Walking out
and knocking the roof in on Joe is
almost as far from his mind as the
thought of his own losing. AT the
moment, Swift William doesn't see
how he can miss.
I'm going to box him all the
way" he outlined his strategy. 81
know I'm as fast as I was five
years ago. I feel strong and I'm
in shape. I box his ears off-and
I'll be the champ"
POMPToN LAKES, N. j., June
14-P)-Joe Louis, in earnest
training for his meeting with Billy
Conn next Wednesday evening,
snoozed placidly through much of q
rainy day, Friday, rousing his large
self only occasionally to eat and
inquire if the fish were biting.
The champion took full advan-
tage of his last complete day OF
rest before he lays his title on the
line in Yankee Stadium. He in
tends to box six rounds Saturday,
eight on Sunday and a final four
round stint Monday, with a few
miles of road work each morning.
Louis Takes Things Easy
The feeling around Joe's champ
was that the big Negro probably
would take things very easy against
his sparring partners from here on,
risking no last-minute injuries to
his hands and taking no chances
of mourning a cut on his face that
Conn might be able to work on.
Perhaps the most important in
formation elected in a careful in
vestigation of the Louis camp Fri
day, was the fact. vouched for by
Joe's personal cook, Bill Bottoms,
that the champion is eating a lot
better than he did before his first
scrap with Conn five years ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
Pirates Drop Double-Header To Angler
Cook Becomes
Star Sports Editor

With today's issue, Roy ].
Cook becomes Sports Editor of
The Star.
Cook has been connected with
The Star organization for ~
years. He started as a carrier
boy in 1922. Since then he has
worked in The Stars press
room. He was City Circula-
ton manager of The Star-News.
He resigned this position to
become Star Sports editor.
Cook is thoroughly familiar
with all forms of sports, par
ticular in the Wilmington, New
Hanover county, and South
eastern North Carolina fields.
He is Softball commissioner
of New Hanover county.
The Star, through Cook and his
associate, Gene Warren, will
daily give readers of South
eastern North Carolina COM
plete coverage of sports events
occurring in Southeastern
NortI. Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
.SWansboro Bows To
Wilmington, Is To 3
American Legion Juniors
Blast Out u Hits To
Take 0ne-Sided Game

Drawing rain, sandstorms, and
with only a small group of fans
watching the game, the Whining.
ton American Legion baseball clut
won its second straight game Of
the season, by a colossal margin
of % to 8 at Legion Stadium yes.
terday.
The game was a complete secre'
to most fans because the paper:
had not informed of its beins
played here.
Swansboro used two pitcher:
against Coach Leon Brogden':
club, and they were hit harder
than any hurlers to go against the
local club this season.
The smallest boy on the JUNO,
Legion team hit the Swansbore
pitchers the hardest in the person
of Paul 'Stumphole" Horton, vino
blasted out four for five, including
a inside-the-park homerun and {
double.
Homer Prewer, third basemar
OF the locals, was also a stal
with the stick, getting three fol
three, of which one was a triple
1t was by far the best high school,
exhibition of hitting this year.
Even the pitchers hit, for Hew.
lett bounced n triple off the
left field wall.
The Junior teams next game
here will be on Monday night al
Legion Stadium, when they play
host to Goldsboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
CUPBOARD RACES
PLANNED SUNDAY
Carolina Cupboard As.
ISOLATION Will Stage Exhi-
bition In Banks Channel

Final arrangements for the frs
c a Cupboard Association
races have been completed, it was
announced yesterday by officials
of the Association.
The races will get underwa
Sunday afternoon at 2:3O p. m
from the pits at Banks Channel
opposite the Carolina Yacht Club
All drivers have been asked tt
meet at the pits at 1:30 p. m.
The association has announced
that several out-of-toWn drivers
have mailed letters saying they
would come to see the races anc
exhibitions, and certain ones have
indicated they would enter crafts
for exhibition, as only residents
from New Hanover county car
qualify for Sundays races.
The races and exhibitions will
be held in Banks Channel south
of the starting point to Lumina.
The longest races will be three
or six miles.
Officials said that more interest
is being shown the carnival this
year than in several seasons and
plans will be made to stage even
shows during the summer.
The first place winners will be
presented handsome trophies, and
prizes, donated by Wilmington
firms will be awarded the second
and third place winners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
PARKER LEADS
DAVIS MATCHES
Defeats Ranking Filipino
Talbert Downs Sanchez:
Canada Loses

ST. LOUIS, June IA. up -
frankie Parker, the mechanical.
tennis wizard from Los Angeles
put the United States out in front
in its American zone Davis cum
match with the Philippines Friday
by defeating the top ranking Fill.
pino, Felicisimo Ampon, so. 60
and 60.
The national singles CHAMPION
raced through the three sets in So
minutes, losing only "a points with
placements and steaming serves.
Ampon, only 5 feet 8 inches tall
and weighing but 105 pounds, was
up against a superior foe and his
lobbing, the only weapon he figur-
ed to use effective against Parker.
apparently Were geared to the
height of a Filipino-certainly not
10 the Americans reach.
Parker's point margins were g.
10. 28-16 and 24-8.
Talbert ms
Billy Talbert of Cincinnati made
it 20 for the United States by de-
feating Amado Sanchez, No. 2 Fill
pino, 81, SO and 60 in the second
singles duel.
Sanchez proved to be a better
match for Talbert than Ampon
was for Parker, but the Ohioan,
No. 2 in the U. S. rankings turned
on he steam in the final set. 1t
included three of his seven serv-
ice aces after a shaky second set
in which the Philippine player was
o%utpointed only 1923.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
Lose First Came, 6 To
Drop Mightcap, 10 To 8

The Wilmington Pirates dropped
both ends of a double-header to the
Angler-Fuquay club last night. The
first game by the score of 6 to 5
and the nightcap 10 to 8.
In the second game the Pirates
racked up six run in the first in
ming, but was unable to hold the
twins in check. In the sixth stanza
the Angler club rallied to score
eight runs.
The loss for the Pirates places
them three games behind the An
gier team.
The Pirates will play the Angler
club at Legion Stadium tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
Moose Order To Play
In Goldsboro Sunday

The Loyal Order of Moose soft
ball team will journey to Colds
boro Sunday to meet the Wayne
county Moose Order in a softball
game, the first of a series arrang-
ed between the two orders.
johnny Fell, manager of the local
club will send Heller or Davis tc
the mound. Other players making
the trek to Goldsboro are, Eaton,
White, Ribins, Hassner Strop,
Heath, Gretchen, Eason, Stand
land, Potter, Early, Bolton and
Snow.
The Goldsboro club will play a
return game here at a date to be
announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
DETROIT DOWNS
SENATOR'S, 81
Tigers Will Hoist 1915
Championship Flag At
Briggs Stadium Today

DETROIT, June 14.ARA The
Detroit Tigers opened an extensive
home stand here Friday night by
cutting the Washington Senators,
6 to 2, rolling into third place in
the American league on the
strength of tneir fourth straight
victory.
Barely hanging onto a first divi-
sion berth in the current American
league chase, the Tigers stood
ready to hoist their 1945 world
championship flag FOR the first
time Saturday, hopeful that its
presence atop the Briggs Stadium
flagpole would inspire them to get
back into contention for top 1916
baseball laurels.
Both the world series champion
ship bunting end the 1915 American
league pennant will be raised in
ceremonies preceding Detroit
afternoon game with the Washing
ton Senators,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Errors-Shook 2, Huffman, Sabi-
tan, Price 2. Two-base hits
Shook, Huffman, Horton, Gibson
Three-base hits-Brewer, Hewlett,
Homerun-Horton. Double plays
Horton and Futrelle. Base on balls,
off-Wallace 2, Hewlett 8, Rober-
son 8, Taylor 4. Struck out-by,
Wallace 4, Fennell 2, Robertson 2,
Hewlett 4. Hits off-Wallace in
3 innings 4, Hewett in 3 innings 0,
Fennel in l innings 1, Robertson in
2 innings II, Taylor in 4 innings
10. Hit by pitcher, by-Wallace
(Hunt), Hewlett (Shook). Winning
pitcher-Wallace. Losing pitcher
Robertson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Error Metkovich. Runs batted in
Williams 2, Doerr, Higgins, Wagner.
Platt 6, Holloway, Kennedy, fresh. Two
base hits Doerr, DiMaggio, Trosky
Appling. Three base hit-Williams. Home
runs Williams, Plat. Stolen base
Holloway. Double plays Doerr, Pesky,
Pesky and York (2); Holloway. Appling
and Trosky. Left on bases Boston T..
Chicago 7. Base on balls off Grove
2. Honingsworth 2, Harris /, Klinger /.
Ryba l: Struck out, by Hollingsworth
l. Harris 5. Hits off Harris 4 in 5 in
nings. Klinger o in 0; johnson 4 in l %;
Ryba in Is; Brown l in 1; Holdings
worth 4 in 5 1-3; Caldwell l in 3. Hit by
pitcher by Johnson (Tresh). Wild pitch
-Hollingsworth. Winning pitcher Cald.
well. Losing pitcher johnson. Umpires
-.Gr1eve, Passarella and Rue. Time
2:21. Attendance 46.O17
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Errors Zarilla, ~Stirnweiss, Rizzuto,
Muncrief, Berardino. Runs batted in
2, johnson. Two base hit Berardino.
Three base hits Heinrich, zarilla.
Stolen base Dillinger. Double plays
Rizzuto, Stirnweiss and Ettsn 2: Steph-
ems, Berardino and Dahlgren; Stirnweiss,
Rizzuto and Etten. Left on bases New
York g; st. Louis 3. Bases on balls
Chandler l, Muncrief /, Kinder /. Strike
outs Chandler 7, Muncrief 4. Hits off
Muncrief 10 in 6 innings; Kinder 2 in 1.
Passed ball Helf. Losing pitcher-Mun-
Grief. Umpires- Hubbard, Jones and
Paparella. Time 1:55. Attendance 49,
$50 (paid).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Error None. Runs batted in Ed
wards, Reynolds, Chapman 2, Harris,
Derry. Two base hits Edwards q
Keltner, Rosar 2. Fleming. HR-Chapman,
Sacrifices Harris, Reynolds, Suder.
Double play Handley, Wallaesa and
McQuinn. Left on bases PHILADELPHIA
10, Cleveland 10. Strikeouts- Reynolds
10: krakausas l. Harris 4. Base on balls
Reynolds 9, Fowler 3. Harris 2. Hits
Fowler s in 6 innings; Harris 3 in
7; Reynolds 9 in IL 1-3; Krakauskas /
in %. Hit by pitcher, by Reynolds
CHal). Passed ball Hayes. winning
pitcher Harris. Losing pitcher Rey-
nolds. Umpires- Summers and Berry,
Time $40. Attendance 1865.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Errors--Howard, Bortz. Runs
batted in-Nesselrode 2, Tugh 2
Crawford @. Two-base hit: Neiz-
CODA. Home runs: Nesselrode
Crawford. Stolen base: Messing
Sacrifice: Gales. Double plays:
Frazier, Balla, and Morris; How
ard and Morris; Bortz, Howard
and Shoffner. Left on bases:
Smithfield 7; Sanford 5. Bases or
balls-off: Bird 2, Bortz l. StrucE
out, by Bird S, Bortz, 7, Kosler l
Hits off: Bird in 7 innings IL; off;
Kosler in l inning 0. Losing Pitch.
er Bird.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
DOWN BOSTON, IS
Largest Crowd Since July
Is, 1941 Witness
Chicago Defeat

CHICAGO, June 14-(P)- The
Chicago White Sox spotted the Bos-
ton Red Sox four runs in the first
inning tonight and then whipped
them, 9 to 5. Before a crowd OF
48, BOLT, largest Chicago crowd since
July 10, 1941 when the Sox and
Yankees drew 49,067.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Errors-Fox, Britain, Jackson,
Mills, Bomar. Runs batted in -
Strickland, Mills, Ratteru. Pok-
lemba, Lamb 8, Scrobola 2, He'd
rick. TWo-base hits-Mills 2, Jack
son. Three-base hits-Fish. Home
runs-Lamb, Scrobola. Bases on
balls-off Fish 2, Quigly 8, Holt 2.
Struck out, by-Fish 7, Quigly T.,
Holt /. Hits off-Quigly in 6 innings
7; off Holt in % innings l.; off
Brooks in 0 innings l. Losing pitch
er-Holt.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
Game Scheduled This
Afternoon At Legion
Stadium Al 2:3O

The Masonboro Ramblers will
meet the Midway Park club this
afternoon at Legion Stadium al
2:30 o'clock, according to Frank
Manor, manager Of the Rambler
This afternoons contest will be
the second meeting O. the clubs.
Last week the Ramblers edged out
a thrilling 4 to 3, 10 inning vic
tory over the Onslow county out
fit.
Manor said last night that he
would depend upon the youthful
portsider, w. A. Winnie" Brown
to stem the big bats of the visitors.
In the previous game the small
hurler gave up eleven hits, but
kept them well scrattered. Snag
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Errors Vernon. Travis. Runs batted
in Spence 2, Lake, ~Bloodworth, Teb-
belts 2, C~ullenbine, Trucks. Two base
hits Lewis, Trucks. Three base hit
Greenberg. Home runs Spence 2, Lake.
Stolen base Cullenbine. Sacrifice
Bloodworth. Left on bases Washington
6, Detroit 9. Bases on balls off Heat
ner 2, Pieretti l, Trucks 2. Strikeouts-
by Trucks 10. Hits off Heafner in 5
innings none out in SIXTH; Scarbor-
ough l in /; Pieretti 3 in 2. Losing pitch
err Heather. Umpires- Boyer, Rom
mel and Weafer. Time 1859. Attendance
-26,7 ITO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
GODOY WINS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. June IA
-U'D-Arturo Godoy, 204, of San
tiago, Chile, knocked out Lorient
Tony> Bouchard, 203, of Canada,
in the first minute of the second
round of a 10-round heavyweight
boxing match here tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
n A ELIMINATED

MONTREAL June IA. Up -
MeXico's Davis cup team eliminat-
ed Canada from North American
zone play Friday as the Vega
Brothers, Armando and Rolando,
beat Laird Watt and BrenAan
Macken in doubles, 6-3, Ga, 6-3,
after having won the opening sin
giles tests Thursday.
The Mexicans will meet the win
ners Of the United States-Philip-
pine tie in the zone finals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Errors Secory, Reese, Sandlocks,
Cavarretta. Runs batted in Cavarretta
2. Reese, Secory, Rickert. Two base hits
I-Lowrey, Watkins, johnson. Three base
hits Cavarretta. Stevens. Sacrifices
Mccullough, Johnson. Double plays
Johnson, Sturgeon and Watkins; Reese,
Stsnky and Stevens. Left on bases
Chicago 9, Brooklyn 7. Bases on balls
PASCAL 3, lombard 2, Melton 5. Strike
outs Passeau l, lombard 2, Melton 3,
Behrman 1. Hits off lombard S in
? 1-3 innings; Melton 3 in S %; Behr-
man 0 in /. Losing pitcher lombard.
Umpires- Boggess. Conlan and Barr,
Time 2:29. Attenda nce- % 642
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at st. Louis = (night) -
RufIng (4-0l VS.. Zoldak $50 or Potter
t4-5l.
Boston at Chicago Ferris 600
vs.. Haynes 40.
Philadelphia at Cleveland - Marchil-
don C2-5l VS.. Gromek (3-6).
Washington at Detroit Leonard SD
Us. Newhouser Q0-2).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
s.. Louis at New York - Barrett Old
OF Brazle Q-2) VS.. Voiselle (4-5).
Chicago at Brooklyn - Melton (o-0)
V Schmitz (4-3).
Cincinnati at Boston - Shoun (O-3) VS..
v light (4-3).
pittsburgh at Philadelphia - sewell
AZ VS.. Stanceu 600.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Errors Adams, Blackwell, Sanders,
Cutler. Runs batted in Lamanno, Hopp,
homes z. Weitelmann. Two base hits
Hatton. Sanders. Stolen bases CLAW.
Hatton, Ryan. Sacrifices Lukon, Black
well, Ryan. Double plays Sain and
Ryan; Cutler, Ryan and Sanders. Left
on bases Cincinnati 4, Boston IL. Bases
on balls off Blackwell 6, Sain ]
Struck out, by Blacksmith 4, Malloy
l. Sam 5: Hits off Blackwell 8 in 7 in
nlngs; Off Malloy 2 in L. Losing pitcher
Blackwell. Umpires- Goetz and Jorda
inc ZOO. Attendance- 25.742 lnaid,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
t CLERIC DIES

EDINBURGH, June 14-(P)-The
Very Rev. Dr.. Alexander Martin,
S9, moderator of the General AS
sembly Of the United Free Church
Of Scotland in 1920 and 1929, died
Friday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
'PASSEAU PITCHES
WIN FOR CHICAGO
Holds Brooklyn To Five
Hits AS Cubs Take 5
To | Victory

BROOKLYN, June 14-(P-
Claude Passeau pitched the Chi.
cago Cubs to a ST. victory over the
Brooklyn Dodgers tonight before a
crowd of 80, 900. The ~37-year-old
highlander held the Brooks to
five hits in registering his sixth
triumph of the season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15
How They Stand-
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Sanford 6, Smithfield O.
Angier-Fuquay 6-lO, Whining
ton SO.
TODAY'S GAMES
Angler-Fuquay at WHINING.
TON.
Sanford at Smithfield.
Dunn-ErWin at Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-15

Torrential rains caused the post
ponment of the Wilmington Fire
man-Atlantic Coast Line softball
game last night at Robert Strange
field.
The opening game on the sched-
ule between the Whites Ice
Cream club and the Sunshine
Laundry was also postponed.