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New Colonisls, 3 bedrooms gas neat.
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A telephone call will bring man 20
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RomeH wiring Steel boxes. Switches,
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RUMMAGE SALE

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

This weeks Eastern State league
schedule finds Whiteville playing
Leland a doubleheader at Leland.
Hampstead invading Wallace, and
Bladenboro travelling to Southport.
The Masonboro Ramblers. who are
leading the league, will have no
loop games along with Tabor City.
The Whiteville-Leland twin bill
promises to be a thriller. since
Columbus county's entry, holders
of second place. narrowly squeezed
past the Brunswick county club last
week, 2 to 0. Dave Nelson and H.
D. Stanley are expected to pitch
against Leland's Workman and Jim
Bullock.
Billy Hardison, new manager of
Southport, will have a tough OPP
ponent in Bladenboro. The Spin
ners are favored, but Jack Hughes,
Southport's ace pitcher. may turn
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
RANKS CHANNEL
IS RACES SITE
Fifth Series OF Speed En-
counters To Be Held
Sunday Afternoon

Ed Nets. Chairman of the Caro-
Ina Yacht Club Regatta Commit
lee, announced yesterday that
plans have been drawn up to
provide Wrightsville's sailing en-
thusiasts with another chance to pit
their respective skills against each
other tomorrow afternoon in Banks
Channel.
The forth coming encounter
marks the fifth in this seasons Sc
RES of point races and finds the
d~iminutive Moth Class slated to get
the initial starting gun at 200 pm,
followed by the remaining classes
of wind = powered crafts at five
minute intervals.
For many years it has been the
practice of the Yacht Club to stage
a series of races every summer
outside of occasional Cup races-in
which each draft is allotted one
point for each boat it beats across
the finish line. At the conclusion
of the season the skipper having
accumulated the most points in
each class is awarded the coveted
Season Cup.
This years standings find Hen
ry Peschau, Jr.'s "Rebel' and Ken
meth, Sam, and Lawrence Sprunt'
Mercury battling it out for TOP
hoaors in the Hampton Class. Pc
schau has g%arnered 10 points, with
the Sprunts close on his heels with
II markers.
In the Comet Class Donald Fisher
mas taken a healthy lead in his
Nlpper," running up a six point
margin over his nearest challenger,
Warren Sanders. Fisher has rack
ed up a total of II points as com
pared 10 Sanders six.
1ilchrlSt Hill holds a sim one
point margin over Tanky Meier in
Inc closely-contested Snipe Class
The scorebook finds Hill and Meier
boastlng 8 and 7 points respective.
ly.
Joe "Dodo" Morrison holds the
dig stick in the Moth Class. Thus
Jar indicated the entire season,
morrison has chalked up % points
Wh'le Percy Smith runs a slow
second with 10 TALES.
anyone owning a sailboat-even i
~ merely a rag-on-a-Stick affair."
Is invited to participate in tomor.
rows races. The only requirement
Is 10 report to the Yacht Club Off
Gals prior to the start of the race
10 nave the wooden hopeful If
queStlon properly classified.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
JUNIORS
TO PLAY TUESDAY
Lexington Will Furnish OPP.
ponent For Wilmington
In Game AT Stadium

Coach Leon Brogden announced
last night that the Wilmington
American Legion Juniors would
play only one game with Lexing-
ton at Legion Stadium. Il pre-
viously said we would play two,
but the Wilmington Pirates have
the stadium Monday night, so
our only contest will be Tuesday
at 8 o'clock" the Legion skipper
added.
Lexington was runnerup to Kan
napolis in the Western finals.
They lost four games out of five
to the powerful Towel City team,
which is we'll on its way to the
North Carolina legion champion
ship. Most of Lexington's players
are at Wrightsville Beach on a va
cation, and they would like to
keep in practice, as there are
several scheduled encounters for
them, when they return home.
Brogden stressed in his CONVEX
sation with The Star that, ''prac-
tice will be held at 3 o'clock Mon
day afternoon at 18th and Ann
for those, who wish to play Tues
day. Several of the boys have al
ready left on their summer trips.
Teddy Fennell is in Washington,
D. c. and Jim Gibson has gone to
Greenville. With the boys on hand,
we will form a team to meet Lex
ington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
Nate Andrews To Pitch Against
Clinton Here Tonight At Z45
BUGS Drop First Game 4 To 2 Behind Brooks;
Jenkins, Estes, And Quigley Fail To Stop
Sanford In Second 13 To 2 Defeat

SANFORD. Aug. 2 - The Will
mington Pirates terrific winning
streak came to an abrupt end to-
night, as the Sanford Spinners
doWned the Buccaneers 4 to 2 and
IS to 2.
George Brooks, leading winner
of the Pirate hurlers, Tipped bril-
liant ball in the first contest, but
weak hitting support and several
errors behind him cost the vet
eran flipper his tenth loss against
ten victories. Thayer jenkins, with
a weeks rest, could not stop a
Spinner homerun onslaught in the
second game and he was knocked
out of the box in the fifth inning.
Jack Estes and Al Quigley fail
ed miserably in their quest to
stop Sanford's smuggling.
The first game saw Andy Cullen,
Wilmington's usually f4awless
fielding shortstop, commit three
errors, which alone gave Sanford
four unearned runs.
In the first inning Powell was
walked, Shoffner sacrificed him
to second, Quinn hit a grounder
to Cullen and the Buc infielder
fumbled, putting two men on base.
Hank Nesselrode was given a free
pass, Pugh popped out to third
base, but with two out Messing
hit to short, and Cullen errored
again, permitting Powell to score
The next batter flew out.
Sanford's scoring spree contln'
ued in the second frame. Gales
walked, and was caught trying
to steal second, but Cullen drop
ped a perfect throw from Stator
his third error. Bortz wlffed
Powell lifted to center field. There
would have been three outs.
not for Cullen miscue. Shoffne
singled, Quinn signled to drive II
Gales. Brooks hit Nesselrode, fill
ing the bags. Pugh drove anothe:
clean drive into left to score Shott
ner and Quinn. Messing ground
ed out.
The Pirates tailed their onl,
runs in the third stanza. Brook
banged out a hit, and Joe Gregory
new Wilmington second basema1
tripled to r~ight-center field, driV
ing in Brooks. Gregory slide l
home on Bortz wild pitch a M
ment later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
Kannapolis Juniors Blast
Red Springs Again, 1916
Western Club Scores Ten
In First; Needs
Two Wins

RED SPRINGS, Aug. 2 -(Pe
Kannapolis walloped Red Springs
Is to 5 here Friday in the second
game of the American Legion
Junior baseball series for the
state championship.
With Kannapoli5 holding a 20
lead in the four-of-seven games
series, play moves to Kannapolis
for the third and fourth games
Saturday night and Monday night.
Fourteen Kannapolis batters
paraded to the plate in a wild 10
u first inning which saw Red
Springs mound ace, Billy Cole
man, driven to the showers after
two-thirds of the frame.
Hal Ensley, hurting for Kan.
napolis, held the situation we'll ir
hand except for a spell Of wild
ness which allowed four runs in
the third. He famed nine, walk
ed six.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
BROOKLYN EDGES
OUT CINCINNATI
Hal Gregg Pitches Fifth
Victory Of Season By
Defeating Reds, 81

BROOKLYN, Aug. 2 -P-Hal
Gregg limited the Cincinnati Reds
to five hits Friday night as the
National League leading Brooklyn
Dodgers shaded the reds 30.
The victory, coupled with the
Philadelphia Phillies' triumph
over St. Louis increased the
Dodgers lead owe the Cards to
two and a half games.
Dick Whitman, rookie center
fielder, knocked in the two
Dodger runs in the third inning
with a single that provided the
winning margin and helped Gregg
to his fifth victory against one
defeat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
Wilmington Loses Doubleheader To Sanford Spinners
YMCA Athletic Instructor
Giues Swimming Directions

These instructions on how to
swim we're given the Wilmn3-
,on Morning Star by Adam
smith. athletic director of the
y.M.C.A and a former Olympic
champion. They give in detail
the first fundamentals.
All coaches use vario S
Methods and means of developing
.nd conditioning their athletes. The
snG points stressed at the begin
aiao Of the season is Endurance,
1 1+n are necessary for all ath-
sotos before a coach is able to
daveIop speed in his protoge. In
alrance is procured, when the ath-
,o,o is able to finish his event with
MT TOO much distress.
Most coaches use the overload
.hsorv of conditioning their ath-
iatos That is, they plan the work
o,,,s so that the athlete will be
forced 10 do his workout over a
aroater distance than he will act
',iIv do in the athletic event he
i, in In this way, when he does
come up for the development of
soeed. and special emphasis on
farm and on the little fine points
that may mean the difference be-
tween a boy being a champion or
lust an athlete.
This series of articles are going
IN deal with a few hints to boy and
Girls, men and women, or speed
swimming.
The first suggestion is that in
diyiduals who want to become
champions first should swim,
where there is a aquatic director,
life guard, who has been a speed
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

swimmer or where there is a sue
cessful swimming coach.
These qualified instructors will
shorten your time in becoming a
good swimmer.
10 the individuals who are pre-
pairing for the matches on August
IA at Wrightsville Beach there is
not much time to train, but every
one will be starting together to get
IN condition for the meet.
Lesson one-Do not try to swim
or train in the ocean. Swim in the
sound and swim along the shore.
10 not swim out toward the middle
or swim across the sound. No mat
ter now good a swimmer you are
always subject to cramp, an under
tow, a swift current. Do not take
a chance.
Get an intertube or a board two
rect by ten inches by two inches,
ana learn to kick it along in the
water. Lay flat on the stomach,
hands holding onto the board or IN
tertube, arms straight, shoulders
relaxed. and underwater, chin in
water, face straight ahead. back
arched, hips dropped down, legs
straight, but not stiff, toes pigeon
toed. Kick the feet up and down.
ward, making the large toes touch
each time they pass. Kick comes
from the hips, not the knees, feet
coming about eight to fifteen inch
es on each kick. Kick the board or
intertube, two hundred yards. This
exercise will condition the legs, it
also is good for reducing hips and
stomach. Tomorrow more about
conditioning and the armstroke for
the crawl.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

Errors - Cullen 3, Quinn,
Gales, Bortz. Runs batted in -
Gregory, Quinn, Pugh 2, Messing.
Two base hits - Nesselrode.
Three base hits - Gregory. Sac
rifices - Shoffner. Double plays
- Powell, Messing, and Shoffner;
Gregory, Cullen. and Lamb. Left
on bases - Wilmington 3, San
ford II. Bases on balls-off: -
Brooks 5, Bortz l. Struck out, by
- Brooks 2, Bortz 4. Hit by pitcher,
by - Brooks (Nesselrode). Um-
pires - Mann and Smith. Time Of
game - lao.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
CLASS D CHAMPIONS
SUGGESTED TO PLAY
POST-SEASON SERIES

J. E. L. Wade, president of the
Tobacco State baseball league, has
proposed to Ray Goodman Of
Williamson, head of the coastal
plains league, a p~ost-season series
between champions of the two class
D. loops.
Wilmington was suggested IS the
site for the playoff of a four-out-
of-seven series.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

Errors - B~ailerini, Backner.
Runs batted in-Smith 7, Peter
son, Gallo, Duke S, Ballerini, Var
rell 2. Two base hitsJLorenz, Var
rell. Three base hits - Varrell.
Home runs-Snlith 2, Duke. Bases
on balls-otf: Gallo 3, Ingle g.,
Peterson 4. Struck out, By Gallo
2, Ingle S, Peterson 6. Hits off:
Gallo 10 in 4 1-3 innings; Ingle 6
in 3 %. Losing pitcher-Gallo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

E-Kuhel. Kennedy. RBI - Travis,
Grace. Lewis 2. Spence, Nesom. 2BH -
Hayes. Kuhel, Early, Lewis. 3BH = YER
non Grace. S-Newsom. DP-Appling,
Michaels and Kuhel; Travis. Priddy and
Vernon. Hitchcock. Priddy and Vernon;
Michaels, Appling and Kuhel; Priddy.
Hitchcock and Vernon. LOB-Washington
13, Chicago S. BOB-off Newsom 2; Rig
ney l. SO-by Newsom 4: Rigney 2. H
off Rigney IS in 6 2-3 innings; Hammer
2 in l 1-3; Hollingsworth 2 in l. HIP
by Rigney (Grace); by Hammer tPriddy).
LP-Rigney. U-Berry and Summers. T
-2:17. A-20, 791.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
Semi-Pro Roundup

in one of his better hurting jobs
to upset Bladenboro.
Hampstead's r~ejuvenated Ha1np-
steaders clash with Wallace in an
other feature attraction. Either
Jack Shoaf or Norwood Skipper
will flip for Ramp Smiths up-and-
coming team, while "Red' Coombs
is the likely pitching choice for
Wallace.
In n~on-league contest this week,
Fair Bluff defeated Georgetown +
to 4, and Elizabethtown won over
Pine Level. 8 to 5.
The Eastern State league stand
ings are as follows:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

Errors-Cullen 2, Powell, Estes.
Runs batted in-Nesselrode 2,
Gales 2, Davis, Pugh g., Crawford
2, Smith, Auman 2. Two base hits
-Nesselrode, Jenkins. Home runs
-Pugh, Crawford. Double plays
Davis and Lamb. Bases on balls
off: Jenkins S, Estes 2, Quigley
4. Struck out, by Estes l.. Amman
6. Hits off: jenkins 4 in 4 innings;
Estes 6 in 2 10; Quigley 0 in l %.
Hit by pitcher, by Auman Grit
tain. Losing pitcher-Jenkins.
Umpires-Mann and Tedder.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
DETROIT DEFEATS
RED S0X, 7 TO l
Dizzy Trout Pitches Climb.
ing Tigers To One
Sided Victory

DETROIT, Aug. 2.-(P)-Rattling
IS hits off Tex Hughson and Jim
Bagby the Detroit Tigers slapped
down the league-leading Boston
Red Sox 7 to l Friday as Paul
Dizzy Trout pitched a scintillat-
ing five-hitter.
1t was the third straight licking
for the Bosox, who lost two in a
row at Cleveland before arriving
here to be shackled by one OF
Trout's best pitching jobs of the
year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

NANKING, Aug. 2. -P)- The
Communist radio charged that
Chinese government planes Friday
bombed Yenan, capital city of
Chinese Communism, even while
negotiations ostensibly S e e k n 6
peace and unity still proceed in
Marking. and Kuling.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

Errors-Saunders, Waters, Janik,
Howard, Morris. Runs batted in
Balla, Denning, Waters, Bass.
Eonta 2. Three-base hits-Bass
Bases on balls - off: Eonta 4
Monterose 10. Struck out, by
Eonta 7, Monterose l, j. Stephen
son 3. Hits off: Monterose in Z in
nings 5; off: j. Stephenson in 4 in.
nings /. Winning pitcher j.
Stephenson.
(Second Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
PHILLIES WHIP
CARDINALS. 81

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2 -R-
The Philadelphia Phillies jumped
on Alpha Brazle for six hits five
of them of the infield variety -
and three runs in the seventh in
ming of Friday nights game with
the St. Louis Cardinals, enough
to exc out a 80 victory before 49,
1886. Oscar Judd got credit for the
win although he was lifted for a
pinchhitter in the seventh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

E-Hughson Wakefield. RIB - Doerr
Tebbetts, Wakefield, Greenberg, Cullen
bine, Kell 3. 2BH-Tebbetts. Lake. 3BH
KEEL. SB-Wakefield. S-Kell. DIP -
Doerr and York; Trout. Lake and
Greenberg. LOB-Boston 6, Detroit g..
BOB off Bagby l, Trout 5. so - by
Hughson 6, Trout 4. H-off Hughson II
in 7 innings; Bagby 2 in l. HBP-by Bag
by Lake. LP-Hughson. Hubbard,
Paparella and Jones. T-1.47. Attendance
-26. OTIS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
RANSOM SETS PACE

ST. PAUL, MINI. Aug. 2-(P-
Henry Ransom, 3S-year-old rangy
professional golfer from Houston,
Texas, took the lead in the St,
Paul $40, 900 open Friday, shooting
a consistent four-under-par IS, just
one stroke off his opening score for
a 1876 total.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

E-Ostermueller. RIB - Van Robays 8,
Fletcher 3. HR Van Robays. Fletcher.
S-Blattner. DIP - Kerr, Blattner and
Mize. LOB-Pittsburgh 3, New York 4.
BOB - Koslo 3. Ostermueller l, Kraus
l. SO-Koslo 4, Ostermueller 3. H-Koslo
6 in 8 innings; Kraus 0 in l. LP-koslo.
U-Barlick Pinelli and Henline. 1:40.
A-(estimatel--12.O 0O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

E-Verban, Brazle. RBI-Dusak, Yer
ban, Newsome, Wyrostek. S-Marion. DIP
Verban and Mccormick. Verban,
Newsome n Mccormick; Dusak and
Musial; Marion and Musial; Newsome,
Verban and Mccormick. LOB - ST.
Louis S. BOB-off Judd l, Schanz 1. SO
- by Judd. H-off Brazle II i'll 6 1-3 in
nings; off Burkhardt l in l % innings.
Off Judd 7 in 7, off sham l IN 2. WP-
Judd. WP-Judd. LP-Brazle. U-Rear-
don, Goetz and Jorda. T-1:54. A-23, 1876.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

E-Lukon, Edwards. RBI-Haas. Reese.
Whitmban 2; Hatton. 2BH Walker,
Lamanno, Whitman. 3BH-- Haas, Zien-
tara. Sacrifices-Gregg. Miksis, Zientara.
DIP - Libke and Hass. Mueller and
Corbitt. LOB-Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn s.
BOB-Heusser 2; Gregg 2. SO-Heusser
2; Gregg 3; Gumbert l. H-off Heusser 4
in 7 innings; Gumbert in /. LP-Heus-
ser. U-Magerkurth. Stewart and Dunn.
TT: so. A-26, 1874 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
Athletics Trounce
St. Louis, s To ;

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2. -N)- The
Philadelphia Athletics overcame
an early two-run deficit Friday
night and while Phil Marchildon
frightened down on st Louis in the
pinches his mates raped four
Brown pitchers for IS hits and an
8 to 3 victory before only 1905 pay
ing customers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
TWINS SPLIT TWO
WITH SMITHFlELD
Dunn Erwin Captures First
Tilt, 4 To 3, But Drop
Aftermath, 3 To2

sMITHFIELD, Aug. 2. - The
Dunn-Erwin Twins and Smithfield
divided a twin bill here tonight.
Dunn-Erwin won the first game 4
to 3, but a seventh inning outburst
by Smithfield in the second en-
counter gave the Leafs a narrow
3 to 2 victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
Newsom Hurls 60
Win Over White Soz

CHICAGO, Aug. 2. -(P- Buck
Newsom won his eighth game of
the seasoa Friday night as the
Senators staged a three-run sew
enth inning Tally to beat the White
Sox. 6 to 0 before a crowd of TO-
791.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03

E-Souchock, Stirnweiss, Johnson, Ed
wards. RBI-Conway, Becker, Hogan.
2BH-Johnson. 3BH-Becker. SB-Case
|~S-Boudreau. LOB-New York 7. Cleve-
land 4 BOB-Bonham l, Reynolds 4. SO
3. Reynolds 5. H-off Bonham
"a in 7 innings: off Gettel in l inning.
|LP-Bonham. U-Rue, MCGOWAN, Pas-
sarella and Grieve. T-1:52, A-35.s63.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
PIRATE BATTING
AVERAGES
TRUMAN TO VOTE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-R-
President Truman will leave at .
a. m. EST tomorrow by plane fo-
independence, Mo-, where he Will
vote next Tuesday in the Demo
cratic primary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-03
Cleveland Topples
New York, 3 To 0

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2. -P)-Al-
lie Reynolds turned the New York
Yankees back with two hits Fri
day night as Cleveland's Indians
won a 3 to 0 victory in the open
ing of a three-game series.