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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Nikolaj Svernik
novi predsednik
Sovjetske unijje
Kalinin Sc umaknil vsled
bolehnosti: kabinetni
elani bodo poslej nosili
naslov rninistrov

MOSKVA, 20. marca. - Sno-
ci je bilo naznanjeno pred obe-
ma zbornicama Vrhovnega SOW
jeta, da je pri reorganiziranju
sovjetske Wade, XII je vodila VOL
no, Josip Stain Sc nadalje ob-
drzal urad premierja, medtem,
ko Sc je Mihalj l. Kalinin, XII je
star 70 let, vsled pesajocega vi
da umaknil IL urada predsedni-
ka Vrhovnega sovjeta.
Ma Kalininovo mesto kot
predsednik Sovjetske unije je bill
izvoljen Nikolaj M. svernik, do
sedanji podpredsednik in pred
sednik zbornice narodnosti, ka-
kor Sc imenuje nizja zbornica
Vrhovnega sovjeta.
Kalinin pa DO Sc nadalje ostal
clan presidiuma, kakor Sc ime-
nuje sovjetski kabinet.
MOl0tov Ostane Sc nadalje
Zunanji minister
v 'ostalem ostane sovjetski
kabinet skoro nespremenjen.
Vjaceslav Molotov obdrzi Sc ma
dalje portfelj "a zunanje zade-
We, in Stain DO obdrzal poleg
premierskega mesta tudi port
fell ministra obrambe.
Nikolaj svernik je So let star
in je bill mnogo let unijski vod-
ia. Napisal je vee knjig o gi-
banju strokovnih unij in je ma
celoval sovjetski delegaciji, XII
Sc je pred stirimi lett udelezila
kongresa brits kin strokovnih
unij.
Obe zbornici Vrhovnega SOW
jeta sta odglasovali, da Sc cla-
nj sveta ljudskih komisarjev po-
slej ne bodo vec imenovali "ko-
misarji", temvec "ministri''. Tu-
di Stain, XII je bill ponovno iz-
voljen v obeh zbornicah ma svo-
je prejsnje mesto, DO poslej no.
sill naslov "premierja", ne pa
"predsednika sveta ljudskih ko-
misarjev."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Britanska vlada
odklonila predlog
generala Andersa

LONDON, II. marca (O.N.
A. - Danes sem izvedel, da je
britanska Via d a odklonila S e
zadnji predlog generala Ander-
sa, vrhovnega poveljnika poll
skin &c Italiji, XII je zelel ohra-
niti poljsko armada kot enotno
organizacijo. Predlozil je bill, da
Sc jo pod tenn pogojem odvede
v kaksno oddaljeno dezelo, ako
potrebno.
Poljski komandant je bill pre-
tekli cetrtek pozvan skupaj S
drugimi poveljniki poljskih Get
v Italiji, Nemciji in skotski v
London ma posvetovanje, v te-
ku katerega je prejel omenjeni
odgovor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Danes je rojstni dan vetera-
ma Doubrave

Corp. Donald Doubrava, Gle
velandski marinar, XII je zgubil
v vojni ODE roke in. emo nogo,
praznuje danes svoj "a. rojstni
dan v Philadelphia Naval boil
nisnici. N Njegova matt, Mrs.
James Qoubrava, 1851 e. SO
ST., bo nekaj dni s simon v boil
nisnici. Cleveland Press je Ian.
sko leto zbiral "a tega vetera-
ma prispevke in njegov skla d
znasa nekaj mad $3.50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Obeutno pomanjkanje lon
cenih cevi

Maurice J. Fishman, XII je
pred nedavnim naznanil, da bo
zgradil 1000 novih domov v
Garfield Heights in v Parma,
poroca, da ina ma roki dovolj
loncenih cevi "a odvodne kama
lie il novih his "a samo 10 do
NOV. V tenn je baje sedaj maj
vecji zadrzek, ker Sc ne more e
mixer dobiti loncenih cevi "a od-
vodne kanale, da Sc ne more
pohiteti gradnjo novih his. Ne
katere tovarne "a izdelovanje
loncenih cevi SO imele vec ted
nov trajajoce stavke, Cd katerih
SO nekatere ze poravnane, druge
v okolici Akrona pa Sc ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
|SoWetska vlada &eh, da
Sc Sej0 U0r110StWR90 SUet0
ZdyM%ewih mQr0d0U 0dZ0U
CHURCHILL Sc BAJE
UMAKNE v POKOJ

LONDON, 20. marca. - TIE
dni sta diva londonska casopisa
porocala o govorici, da DO Win
ston Churchill odstopil kot vo-
dja opozicije v parlamentu. Gen.
tralni urad konservativne stran-
ke pa je izjavil, da mu o tenn
nj nicesar znanega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Stara korenine med cleve-
landskimi juristi

Frank Adgate Quail, star 80
let, XII je ze 81 let advokat v dr.
zavi Ohio, .je bill nominiran "a
predsednika Cleveland Bar
Assn "a tekoce leto. Mr.. Quail
je samec in zivi ma 22O1 Har-
court Dr., Cleveland Heights.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
General Anders je zaman
protestiral proti sklepu

Gen. Anders je nato baje pro-
testiral proti temu nacrtu, ces,
razmere ma Poljskem so take,
da je povratek nemogoc. Pred
lagal je radi tega, da bi bilo maj
bolje odvesti poljsko armada
kamorkoli ma Srednji who'd, ali,
ako potrebno, v JUNO Afriko.
Odgovor angleskih uradnikov
pa je bill baje, da je nemogoce
preklicati odlok britanskega mi
nisterskega sveta, ter da je
cimbolj brza demobilizacija mad
vse potrebna, da Sc v doglednem
casu izmiri svet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Obtozen ubojstva tovarisa

~AAOAOAA 0AOj0AVo AOV04 A0o
Jonas Hornsby il Solona, O.,
je bill pred par dnevi obtozen
ubojstva George F. Foxa, kate.
ra sta 81 bila tovarisa pri de.
lu skozi 26 let. Usluzbena sta
bila pri Pennsylvania zeleznici
L neznanega vzroka je Fox po'
cakal Hornskyja zvecer pri ME
govi gara1 in je pusko strelja
nanj, toda ga nj dosti posko'
doval. Nato je Hornsby popade
napadalca in ga vrgel po tleh
.pri cemur 81 Je Fox razbil glave
in oblezal mrtev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Wallace apelira ma Rusijo
Acago
q ':;': ave-: 5;jiasnila, Amerika pa maj
asos,
,.:@iia eli tolccii ma "uojni boben"

NEW YORK, 20. marca-Trgovinsk tajnik Henry A.
Wallace e snoc incl uka govor, katerem je izavi da
ne moreo Zed drzave ncesar prdobit pac pa veko IL
gubt ako Sc bo tuka tolko voni boben, obenem pa
e aperal Sovetsko Ruso, da b veco jasnosto
lozila svoje staisce, kakor Sc je storilo dosle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

zdrav narod. possbno mladi-
ma. potrebujs najboljSs negs.
da bo ostal Svrst "a odpornost
proti faSixmu. Prilika n do
primes Y sklad otroSks bolni-
CO Y Slovsniji js "a vss po-
msmbna. Prispsvajts po svoji
xmoxnosti kjsr koli; tudi '
uradu 'Enaleoprlvnosti lah-
10 oddasts Wi doprinosl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

Preskrbite potrebno nsqo
slovenski mladini v Sloveniju
Prispsvajte IA otroSko bolnico
v Sloveniji! v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti" lahko oddasts val
delexI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Attlee sporocil nacrt "a
demobilizacijo Poljakov

Ma sestanku z uradniki an
gleske Wade, ma katerem je bill
navzoc tudi angleski minister
ski predsednik sAttlee, je bilo
povedano poljskim generalom,
da je nacrt "a demobilizacij 10
poljske armade popolnoma ne
odvisen cd nacrta "a demobili-
zacijo angleske armade. Attlee
je izrazil Poljakom hvaleznost
britanskega naroda ia nepre-
cenljive zasluge poljskih voja-
kov ma nesteto bojisc", obenem
pa jih opozoril, da je vojno mi
nistrstvo izdelalo nacrt "a nil
hovo demobilizaci.jo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Zel, da Sc seja varnostnega
sveta v New Yorku vrsi 10. aprila

WASHINGTON, 20. marca-Rusja je izrazila zeljo,
da sea varnostnega sveta Zdruzenh narodov XII e
mela prceti ponedeljek New Yorku odoz do TO- apr
la
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

Kdor je 6lopekolj ljssb, darnje
"a 0trO$kO b0znic0 d SJOpemiii
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Leading ~Smokeeaters
Play ACL SoftbaHers

the winning flipper in the last tilt
between the two clubs, in which
ACL came out victorious, but even
then Ken was not around at the
Jordan was hit harder in
that fracas than in any other battle
this season.
The big loss in Atlantic Coast
Line during the past week was
their catcher, snappy Bernie Gov
ington, who held down. the back
stop position in a way unequalled
in the league. Since Bernie left
the Railroad outfit, the Coast Line
has had a continuous losing streak.
The lineups of the two outfits
give the Firemen a batting edge.
Here is the Smoke Eaters probable
starting machine: 1b-Poopy Sand.
lin, 2b-Hubert Bohannon, 3b- Carl
Paige, ss-Bill Beasley, f-Kay-
lor, cf-Robert Shipp, rf-Smith,
Jimmy Casteen, p-Clyde Jor-
dan.
The Atlantic Coast Lines nine
has 1b-Fleming, 2b - Linwood
Rowan, 3b-Surles, ss-Barberouse,
lf-Bailey, cf-Leon Thomas, IF
O'Sullivan, c-Reynolds. p-Ken-
meth Biggs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
GAME SCHEDULED
AT LEGION FIELD
Locals Seek To Even Count
With Columbus Aggrega-
ton In Second Meeting
BY GENE
Star Sports Writer

With their practice drills com
pleted, a down-to-earthV pack OF
Wilmington Juniors trod out on
the Legion Stadium's diamond to.
day at 4 p M, for the second and
final game with Whiteville's Junior
leaders, in which they will once
again face the side-arm delivery
OF Dan ''No-Hit' Williams.
Coaches Leon Brogden and Tom
Davis have not yet decided wheth.
er to give Wilmington's hurting
chores to Duncan Futrelle or Toddy
Fennell. Futrelle was the losing
pitcher at Whiteville, gising up
seven hits. Fennell, in his first
try at the Tipping game against
New Bern, turned in a brilliant per.
Torrance, striking out a majority
OF the New Bern hitters with a
sweeping curve
Whoever gets the starting. nod
has a tremendous job in stopping
the hard-hitting Whiteville sluggers,
who rocked the ball all over the LOT
at the Columbus capital.
j. c. Price, Paul Horton, and
Levy Heath-these three-are de-
pended more upon than any others
to come through in this afternoons
game. Price and Horton, both
regulars on the New Hanover High
School Wildcats conference cham.
pions, batted over 300 during that
brilliant season, and also operated
the keystone efficiently. Levy
Heath has been the standout catch.
er of the Eastern Section.
Boys like Jim Gibson, Mike
Austin, Duncan Futrelle, Homer,
Brewer, Herman Hayden, and
Johnny Crowley may take the spot.
light though, as rockies sometime
do.
The probable lineups for the
crucial conflict are as follows:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
BY ROY COOK

bill . The League leading
Firemen will meet the third
place Champions of the Allan
tic Coast Line These two
clubs have been favorites with
the fans during the first half
and an overflow crowd is ex-
pected to witness tonight's
contest.
Everything is all set for
the gala Fourth Of July water
carnival at Wrightsville Beach
Tommy Cofer of the Wrights-
vile putboard Association has
urged that all boat operators
please refrain from placing
their craft In Banks Channel
while the first half of the pro-
gram, Yacht races, by the
Carolina Yacht Club, are be-
ing staged The sail boat
shippers will start the days
program off at IL am. and the
course will be used until 2 DIM.
49,. The cooperation of all
motor boat owners will be
necessary in order for the sail
boats to ply the course 80.
Briefs - Frank Manor and
Jiggs Powers have been selec-
ted to manager the Eastein
Loop AlI-Star game here Fri
day >. Coaches Leon Brodgen
and Tom Davis say their
American Legion Juniors are
ready to meet the Whiteville
Juniors at Legion Stadium
this afternoon at 4 pm.
The locals wanted to sched-
ule the contest under the LIGHTS.
but sthe Columbus County az
gregation refused to play un-
der the arcs -. Pirates sched-
ule Clinton here Thursday night
-. Tennis team works out in
preparation for Saturdays
matches with Camp Lejeune.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Legion Juniors Play
WhiteuiUe Club This Afternoon
Eastern League To
Play All-Star Tilt

The major leagues may have
their all-star game, the 10
bacco State Loop its, but the
Eastern State League dream
game will take place before
any of the others at Legion
Stadium, Friday.
The contest brings the four
western towns of the circuit
against the four other eastern
ones. Representing the west
are Whiteville, Bladenboro,
Tabor City, and Southport. The
Eastern group has Masonboro,
Wallace, Hampstead, and Lee
land on its list.
The two managers are Frank
Manor of Masonbofo for the
east and Jiggs Power Of White
vile for the west.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Auows But Three Hits As
Loop Leaders Fall, 2To1
Station Lays Down Perfect
Blunt In Ninth As Cullen
Scores Winning Run

Johnny Wilbourne, making his
1946 debut with the Wilmington
Pirates, pitched one of the most
brilliant games of the season last
night at the Legion Stadium, Civ.
ing up three hits. as Shuney Brit
tian's Buc's broke a four game
losing streak by edging out the
league leading Clinton Blues, z
to /.
1t was the "old squeeze play"
which decided the tight contest in
the ninth inning, and no one could
have executed the maneuver more
perfectly than Jim Stateon. With
speedy Andy Cullen on third Stateon
laid the ball down in front of the
plate, and when Campau, Clin-
ton catcher, tried to keep Cullen
on third in making his throw to
first. Stateon beat out the peg, and
Cullen slid across the plate be-
fore Larrieu could get the ball
back to Campau.
At the start of the tilt 1t seem
ed that Wilbourne would be batted
from the box in the first frame,
allowing one run on a walk, a single
and hitting a Clinton player, but
Johnny side-armed himself Drill
liantly as the contest went on. His
record for the night included two
walks and four strikeouts. Even
more spectacular was the method
Wilboucne worked with first base
man Andy Poklemba on ground
balls, getting a total Of two putouts
and four assists at the initial sack.
Roy Lambs long double into
left-center field, coupled with
PoNemba's single, produced the
tying run in the second inning.
From there until the ninth 1t was
a pitchers duel.
The Pirates travel to Clinton for
a return game today, where they
face the New York Giants, 1945
ace hurler--Van Lingle Mungo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Tom Brown Continues
His Blistering Pace In
Wimbledon Tournamen,

WIMBLETO July o. R-
Turning his hand to doubles, Ten
Brown of San Francisco continued
to swat his way VIGOROUSLY
through the All-England Tennis
Championship Tuesday, though he
was forced temporarily to divide
the limelight with the Women's
delegation from his state.
While the coast sensation and h:
partner, Jack Kramer, were bat
ting their way through two
matches into the semi-final round
of mems doubles, three California
Margaret Osborne, Louise
Brough and Dorothy Bundy sailed
next to the last round of wom-
ems singles, virtually assuring an
All-American semi-final on Thurs
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
YACHT CLUB SET
FOR SAIL RACES
Opening Events On Fourth
Of July Water Carnival
AT Wrightsville

Final arrangements have been
completed for the Carolina Yacht
Club sail beat races to be held in
B.nEs Channel, Thursday morn
ing beginning at II O'Clock. it was
announced Tuesday night by the
regatta committee.
he sail boat races are to be held
in conjunction with the Wrights-
vile Cupboard Associations motor
boat races il the largest Fourth of
July Water Carnival to be present
ed since before the war.
The regatta committee has urg-
ed that shippers Of all boats enter
ed in the four events meet at the
Carolina Yacht Club at 1920 a. m.
10 receive final instructions on the
tandicaps and other details Of the
races.
The program will begin at II
o'clock When the Moth Boat races
Will be held. This event is open to
all Moth Boat owners and the only
restriction being the craft must
not be over y feet long.
At Ills a. m. the Snipe type
boats viii begin their four mile
race, following five minutes later
Inc Comets will begin and at 11:25
o clock the final race with Hamp-
IONS will get underway.
Ii was pointed out by the COM
mittee that all Individual designed
craft would be fitted into the
classes as closely as possible with
me Aandlcap's regulated as to size
and build of the boats.
Ihls race will be an invitation
race and Yacht Club officials have
invited all boat owners to enter the
various events.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Sunshine Laundry Tangles
With Whites Ice Cream
Club In First Game

After having their first meeting
postponed following a great build
up, the Fire Department goes
against Atlantic Coast Line tonight
at Robert Strange park once more,
but this time the Glass A Softball
crown will not be at stake, be-
cause ACL has dropped down the
standings so far they are com
pletely eliminated from the race.
The most they could do tonight
to hurt the Firemen in beating
them is give Whites Ice Cream
a chance to tie the Smoke-Eaters
for the first half championship.
The contest starts at $3.50 p. m.
as an aftermath to the Sunshine
Laundry-White's Ice Cream at.
fray.
Clyde Jordan and Kenneth Biggs
r the likely pitching opponents
in tonight's marathon. Biggs was
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
CHANDLER HURLS
YANKEES TO WIN
All Time Night Record
Crowd Sees Boston Red
Sox Lose 2 To |

NEW YORK, July 2. - Up .
Sturgeon Chandler treated an all
time night game record crowd of
68,617 paid admissions to a bril-
liant two-hit pitching performance
as he hurled the New York Yam
KEGS to a 81 victory over the
American League leading Boston
Red Sox Tuesday night.
Despite his wildness, Chandler
had a no-hitter in his grasp until
one out in the eight. Doerr's clean
single past short ended his dream
of a no-hitter. Higgins got the
other Red Sox hit to open the ninth
but was left stranded as the next
three men were easy outs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Errors Messing, Jackson,
Holmes, Leach. Runs batted in -
Nesserode 4, Crawford 2, Gregory
2, S%hoffner, Gales, Pugh, Denning,
Janik, Leach, Messing, Bare. Two
base hits - Holmes, Bare 3, Leach,
Messing, Crawford. Three-base hits
-Shoffner. Home runs-Nesserode,
Gregory. Stolen bases Messing,
Denning. Sacrifices - Bare. Double
plays - Bare to Roberts to Shot,
finer. Bases on balls-off: J. Stephen
son 8, Cropcho, Craddock l, Nc
Bryde 3. Struck out, by - McBryde
Z. Hits off - Mcbride II in 6 1-3
innings; j. Stephenson II in 8;
2 in 2 %; Cropcho 2 in
l. Winning pitcher - McBryde.
pitcher - J. Stephenson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Errors-Rigney. Runs batted in-Ken-
nedy 2, Rigney, Kerr, SPAIN, Holmes,
Herman, Mccormick. Two base hits
Kennedy. Mccormick. Three base hits
Holmes, Rowell. Home run-Herman. Left
on bases-New York 10; Boston ~. Bases
on balls-Kennedy 6, SPAIN 3, Singleton
2, Barrett 2. Strikeouts-Kennedy II,
SPAIN l, Singleton 4. Barrett 2. Hits
off Kennedy 9 in 8 inningsi off Fischer
2 in 0 none out in 9th); SPAIN 3 in 2:
Singleton 0 in 4; Barrett 3 in 3. Hit by
pitcher, by SPAIN (Graham). Wild pitch
Kennedy. Winning pitcher Barrett.
pitcher-Fischer. Umpires-Bog-
CESS, Conlan and Barr. Time-2:40 {. At
tendance $3.50 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Whiteville Comets Engage
Columbus Legion Juniors
In July Fourth Contest

Inc Wliiteville Comets, of
'ne Eastern League have sched-
uied the Columbus County AM
erican Legion Juniors for
thursday, July 4tl. at White
vile.
coach Powers will send
ohesty' Chestnut to the hill
lor the Comets and Coach
nrlhkley is expected to call
upon Cole Jacobs or Dan Will
,idms to handle thu chores for
the Juniors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
In Sports Pam.
"What's Co0k-in"

The St. Louis Browns have
protested to League President
Will Harridge about their star
second baseman, Johnny Ber-
ardino, being omitted from the
american League All Star
team Berardino is current
" tied for second place In the
number of hits in the American
League. >. The Browns term
ed the failure to include the
hard hitting second sacker "a
grave injustice to n great ball
player." President Har-
ridge answered the protest by
saving the selections has caus-
ed some disappointments but
went on to mention the fact
that the system used was the
best evolved in 13-year SER
les. THE 25-player squad
Is purely a matter of judgement
on the part of the eight mana
gers and somebody good is
bound to be omitted" the
president remarked.
Even Connie Mack, whose
Athletics are in the American
League is tickled 'pink" over
the way the Philadelphia Phil
lies have been doing lately -.
Brooklyn's Dixie Walker con-
tinues to set the batting pace
in the National League End
ing with Sundays games, the
Betting Bum has amassed an
average .374. In the Amer
lean loop Mickey Vernon and
Ted williams we're running
neck and neck for the honors
Mickey has an average of 1888
with Ted only three points be-
hind.
Tonight at Robert Strange
park two of Wilmington's fast
est softbalI clubs will lock
horns in the final game of a
Senior Class A Loop double
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Errors-Dslessandfro. Mernllo 2. Runs
Hatted in-Kiner 4. Elliott 2. Cuisine ?.
Baker Two base hits-Vsn Robays. Kin
or. Ric1-ert. Home runsLKiner ~. Stolen
hase-El1iott. Sacrifices Heintzelman.
Workman. Left on bases-Pittsburgh 6,
CHICAGO s. Bases on balls-Heintzelman
.. Adams 1 Observation-Disclosures 3,
Fleming 3. Hits-off Chapman 5 in 2 in
nings (none out in 3rd): Adams 3 in 0
none out in 3rd): FLEMING 5 in 7. Hit
by pitcher-by Fleming Elliott. Losing
nitcher-Chipmeh. Umpires-Ballanfant.
Barlick and Pinelli. Time-1:51. Atten-
dance-12, $40.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Errors-None. Runs batted in
Duke, Campau, Stateon. Two base
hits-Lamb. Campau, Cullen. Stol-
en- base-Duke. Sacrifices-Olsen.
Skinner. Double play-Meyer and
Campau. Left on bases-Clinton 7,
Wilmington 5. Bases on balls-off:
Wllbourne 2. Struck out, by Mos
sor 7. Wilbourne 4. Hit by pitcher,
by Wilbourne 3 Il. Smith, Riley D.
B~alk-Wilbourne. Umpires-Mann
and Farrow. Estimated attendance
1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
TLDEN ELIMINATED

Philadelphia, July 2 -(P-
n,s OH Illden, once the terror of
seiillS' was eliminated in the first
.oufo OF the Middle States Profess
s-oHal Grass Court Tennis Tourna-
TleIi tuesday at Philadelphia
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Error-Higbe. Runs batted in-Tabor 2,
Lavagetto 2, Reiser. Two base hits-Ta-
Dor, Stanky, Herring, Stevens, Verban.
- Newsome, Stanky. Double
play-Stanceu, Newsome and McCor-
mick; Mccormick, Newsome and NC
Cormick; Ennis and Hemsley. Left on
bases Philadelphia 10; Brooklyn 10,
Bases on balls-stanceu 9; Higbe 2, Her
ring l. Strikeouts-Higbe 4 Hjts-of+
stanceu 6 in 7 1-3. innings; Mulligan q
in %; Karl 2 in 1-3; Higbe 5 in 5 Ia:
Casey l in %; Herring 2 in 3. Wild pitch
-Stanceu. Winning pitcher Herring
Losing pitcher-Karl. Umpires-Hen-
line, Goetz and Jorda. Time: 37. At
tendance 20, l02 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Errors-Christman, Conway. Runs bat
ted in-Christman 2, Boudreau, Seerev.
Two base hit-stephens. Stolen base
case. Double play-Lemon and Meyer.
Le1t on bases-St. Louis 7. Cleveland IS
Eases on balls-shirley 6. Krakauskas 4,
Aeouts-Shlrley 2, Krakauskas 3. Hits
o1!-krakauskas 4 in 6; Lemon 1 in :.
winning pitcher-Lemon. Umpires-Hub-
oard and Paparella. Time-2:17. Atten-
dance-4,8 65.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Errors: Howard, Brown, Rogers.
Hunt Runs batted in: Balla 2, Dan
lels, Woodland 2, Morris 2, Mills.
Two base hits-Woodward, Daniels,
jackson. Three base hits: Hedrick,
Balla, Woodland. Stolen base-How-
ard. Bases on balls-off: Eonta 2,
Hardee 2. Struck out, by Hardee
Z. Eonta 2. Wild pitches-Eonta.
Umpires-Moose and Gill. Time OF
game-2:15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
White Sox Break Jinx
OF. Briggs Stadium;
sNose Tigers 8 To 7

DETROIT, July 2. -(P- The
Chicago White Sox cracked a
Briggs Stadium jinx Tuesday bv
smuggling out 16 hits off four De-
troit pitchers to nose out the Tigers
8 to 7 for their first victory here
this season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

Errors-None Runs batted in-Etten
StlrnWeiss, M~etkovich. Two Ease hit
Etten. Three base hit-Rizzuto. Sacrifices
Harris, Gordon, Wagner. Doubleday
Nlarhos and Stirnweiss. Left on bases
boston 9, New York S. Bases on balls
Oft Chandler 9. Harris 2. Strikeouts-
chandler 8, Harris 5. Wild pitch-Chand-
Ter: Umplres-Boyer. Grieve and Rom
mel. Tlme-2:12 Attendance-68,6 SIT paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Cincinnati Reds Take
I TO 5 Victory Over
St. Louis Cardinals

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-P-Johnny
Wander Nicer left II St. Louis
Cardinals stranded on the bases
Tuesday night before he was
chased in the ninth by an umpire
and his Cincinnati Reds took a 7
to 5 decision on seven unearned
runs.