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Evening star., 1946-08-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

conn; AVE, NEAR s N.W.-Entire floor
ssgitsbie Tor business or office. Ma. 1851;
st. NV Opposite Georgetown Post once
3-yr. lease, $3.50 per mo< Phi. Wo 25l9
ARLINGTON. yA.-Desirable business To-
cation on wilson blvd. 3 blocks from Clarr-
sbaon sbs Aus clrfs T!fh cH s5a yi2s quarters af7
FIRST coMMNisth St between L and NJ
bs bsc6ny ope apeFeD sn,cs oo3 a III stors Th
INc nc 4s5 q isth st, NV, K. Hackman. VI
koSc LFAsE Or sALn-Near q, and
tsSl"! ,nsR In yas f. eeiins sId. gas
On rd afS sGe on nesay nf sd snd So f in '
large double doors for easy handling OF
large trucks or warehousing; no agents
Two W -sToR2 BRICK HOUSE. second com O
monIh Immed; possession; F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON RE. llsl. 81 Investment
FIRST COMM. so7 N J, ave. NV. mr..
hIFm. hn.iosFU n house; Sc. vacant; use any type
SHOP, st commercial. 15x3o, with cleo.
gas and water and partitioned Office; SIS
stalls!ion; $3.50 or pest offer Ma. 53o@ :
SECOND FLOOR of 4 rooms suitable for
real estate office and other businesses
X ST. N:W-From j 300 to 5000 SO. it
in remodeled brick building available in
4 weeks for long time lease excellent To-
cation for store, shop or large ofice. Call
AVAILABLE SEPT Ist.-2nd f. rear. no
elevator. . toilets. suitable for Offices
light or dead storage, or light manu-
/ featuring; PVT. rear entrance from alley;
approx 400 #, industrial zone. Inquire
MR. NORRIS, 2Il6 9TH ST ne Ia
ENTIRE End FLOOR, over 1000 So IT.:
suitable for beauty shop, Offices, hat shop,
dresSmaking, photo studio. dance or music
stuoio, etc, I rms, kit. and bath: $50
per mo. 2455 18th St NV. Reply Box
I'LL EYE ST. N.w.-1o.ooo 50. f. of
floor space; immediate possession; entire
building for lease. Owner will allow tenant
to remodel Call MA. 4545
VERSATILE NEW BUILDING, on over
$4,000 so. It. industrial zoned lot; 500
50. IT. floor space on ist a. and 700 so
| IT. apartment on 2nd; S300 mo. Call
| MR.. 14ABOFISH. Union 1850. 10.
DOWNTOWN SHOPPING SECTION, 11th
near g, over busy store. CITY REALTY
fiRsT FMS scoMMnkRcIAI-Entire corner f 6ldq
I4tn and Oak SITS nv lease. Call MR.
| LAPIANh or MR.. WEEDA. DI. 1865; ewes,
sa5 iaiH ST. N.w.-Modern store and
. floors above, also additional warehouse
and office. Total. $500 SO. IT. of space
! Further information. MA eo1o MR. KING
Evening star., 1946-08-11
FARMS FOR SALE.

fresh air with Arm, house and ouibldgs.,
10 acres in woods, balance IN nice rolling
farm equipment: Ideal for turkey or
Ppon!try farm 9r 3nN 1or SF TneI e rest Terms
hS fa Asa@n M s4f acres t
in ,dsal d9 for fubdivtsion Wis fronting on
acres IN woods, balance lays nicely for
sosGF oHN PfEpfr orRs tronif on Nd
CHoIcE FARMS AND ACREAGE in Mont
gomery County, priced to suit your pocket
1915 an acre. Phone today. o. L.
MuRDocK. Realty, Kensinston Nd, SH
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-426-acre pro-
ductVe farm having l mile Potomac River
frontage improved by s-room bath, steam
and other buildngs; land is in hish state
OF cultivation; Well-watered cattle and
sry sr Side IN IN "a area Of fine - farms Sugar Loaf
0 do6 e ffEs THEoboRE MENk, Il FS ~ ptSi 51h
NEAR ,:i Ar Ac6eoKEEk. MD. just off new
srate road o ae farm m9s5y sea5ed
DAN ABBOTT Clinton 81 ii
LOVELY FARM between Orange and Gull
Washinston, consisting of old frame house
rooms / breakfast porch, . other porcheS,
20 large boNrood 1U-ft. high. so small
boxwood i high; these boxwoods are
and water. also 6-room tenant house. with
electricity; 3 barns, in good condition;
courthouse, l granary, ] neathouse, 81
chicken houses, = outhouses $50 acresl
in all, go acres IN pasturs and -, crop
completely fenced Ideal for gentlemansi
sIrs'F Mrs. panni! e WITH s'S'A' G 4. MEIER osos
N5.i, 81 o, uT pl sv snsV Nm bunsa,ow.tvns
bldg. on approx. l acre of sround, high |
elevation, and a corner location: can be |
conditioned into an excellent home, eoun-
try store or both. DR.. KELLY, Harris
Vile near Mt Airy, Md. RE. $3.50.
NEAR CLINTON. MD.---;i5 acres. about 25t
bath. Nv h, finished 3-room basement; |
house needs repairs; good toh barn other
outbidsS.: reduced to S6.50o part cash.
DAN ABBOTT Clinton 81:
County 3 miles above Great Falls: con-
sisting OF 90 acres, house barn, two silos;
other outbulldlngs, or Will sell part so
acres. house, and buildings; good stream
on land. W; J. WHLET, Owner Herndon,
ARDMoRE, MARYLAND-36 acres Small
house. all mod, conveniences. Open all
day Sun. Directions--To Peace Cross, 4ia
miles on Route so annapolis rdl, turn
risht on Ardwies 1r,i I'd, g. sign; st, Georses
ssed Ssd0s FARM ehosaR Mr. HAmEs sESfssf HY Yss S
6TTfnrSrIoN, AFT n fo Di RfAI aAIs ESTATE BROKERS'.
slI,nslvely with olnsy I Traders Market,
Evening star., 1946-08-11
LOTS WANTED.

l PAY CASH Tor lots IN D. C. or nearby
No SCOTT SANDERS: TR 1868.
building, west bank Potomac. between Mt.
Vernon and Alexandria. Box S-A Star
WANTED-About 1-acre residential site
located ! to 3 block of Columbia Pike, be-
tween Bancroft and Annandale. Box So
BUILDER WANTS FROM OWNER only %
or 30 lots for houses: must have all utili-
lies, in D. c. or nearby Va or Md Boy
;}36-A. Star Ill
LOCATION wanted, for 2 house trailers
In nearby Maryland within 5 miles OF
Sc, Washington; must have water and
electric power. TR 1852
NAVAL OFFICER, being demobilized. de-
sires | to . acres wooded homeSite; reas-
onably priced; between Arlington annex
and Annandale. off Columbia pike; witt
good drainage, cash or terms satisfactory
WANTED FOR HOME SITES, . or 3 acres
bordering Potomac River on Maryland
side, between the District and Marshall
Hall. Gail TIE .7lS
Evening star., 1946-08-11
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

;5e so. Fl, 245703 So. IT. of level End
commercial on B. & o. main line located
on one OF n.w.'S main thoroughfsr, S
Tract to be SOLD as whole but sever al
parties could participate This is an e;-
cellent buy; act quickly, For further in
formation call Mrs; Leach, GE. 1899, with
BETHEL DI. BOO.
1900 BLOCK BLADENSBURG RID. Ne
II 200 SO. It. with I13 IT. fronting on
Bladensburg rd.; zoning can be changed to
md comm n H Himelfarb ia 40s4.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO, DI 334G
Evening star., 1946-08-11

I5s,o0e FEET Of clear, level land on
B. & o, freight line in Md less than
a mile from D. c. line, close to arterial
highway and in line of development. Price
moderate. call Mr.. Castongusy. TR. 2S6a
or co LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, I71a K
ST: NV NA; 1855,
about $4,000 square feet of level land
with frame warehouse 60x200 feet, frame
shed about 45xl70 feet and boungalow
Price, so cents per square foot, plus Sl0,-
600 for the improvements LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV, MA. IL 66
warehouse. We can offer corner of over
$4,000 so. IT, industrial ground on rr.
including complete plans and bldg per-
so: f.. A NJ. ROTH, Woodward Bldg.
MA Ja3b ia
Evening star., 1946-08-11
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

ON b. A. o. MAIN LINE, > blocks from
trolley on bard-surface road; sewer, water
and electricity In thickiy populated area
near Berwyn. Nd. $4,000 50 II. of In
dus rial lang with EaiIroad siding. at soc
per 50. fl. C. H. PEARCE, 6a29 Baltimore
ave, RiYerdale, Md, WA 1909 IL
81, 900 so. FT. in excellent location, scar
siding of 40 fl on main line OF B. a. O.
.yWiH make fine materials plant: con-
crete paved street to entrance of property
HEANEY' g. CO, 1858 Conn. ave, Ho.
-5bOD -l2
on RAILROAD, public utilities avaiIa bic.
Alexandria section, the most active in
the Metropolitan Area in current indus
trial Development. About 5000 square
feet at so cents per square foot. LOUIS
P. sHoEMAKER, 1910 K st. NV, MA.
ll66
FOR RENT OR SALE. near south end OF
i4th St bridge, hreproof warehouse. all
public utilities available. including 3-phsse
electric service. All or part OF oyer 1on,-
600 square feet of land LOUIS P. SHOE
Evening star., 1946-08-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

I HAVE BUYER for upper Wisconsin ave-
r ]; aye. at Woodridee or prominent
street, bldg. with showroom and prefer
ably with apt. above. E. N. LIGHTBOWN,
WA 1928.
BUILDING, containing $4,000 to on.O0t
50. II. of FIR. space, in End commercial
zone, viii buy or lease. A. NJ. ROTH
Woodward BLDG; MA; 1895. -l3
INTERIOR DECORATOR needs house with
or without store front in Georgetown OF
other good nv, location, ,AD. ll44,
shop, approx. 800 it.. thoroughfare loca
not necessary, D. c.. Takoma Park oil
Silver Springs. ia 0255. IL
CLIENTS WAITING ~ We have severa
sub. business people interested in buyinr
store properties in any commercial zone
OF the city. WIN purchase. subject te
2 Of story. bldss. Your listing viii
aYouR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE" Mas Mas
assist you in securing purchaser
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE 1856
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

7 HAVE CLIENTS who want small invest
ment property Write or phone MR.. SHrL-
LIN. 1909 3lst st n V. CO 1919. --l2
PARTY WANTS TO BUY. from owner
viii pay eli cash Box SIX Star, Ia
your REAL ESTATE FOR SALF?''-May
assist you in securing a purchaser
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. l66
WANTED. .. or family apartment
buildjnss for cash purchasers Mr. Man
ish cfo ROBERT W SAVAGE, Realtor,
S13 Union Trust Building. -l2
Evening star., 1946-08-11
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

RAILROAD SIDISG-Will rent $4,000 fl.
Industrial land. railroad siding on Kenil-
y seFth ,oI ave; Mr car ar, give lons-term lsase
ABOUT $4,000 so. FIT. Of level industrial
ground, centrally located in D c. on B
cars. Ideal Tor material yard or outside
storage. Also has freproof bldg 30Xsn
good for repair shop, etc. Also separate
brick Office bldg with oil heat ExcelLnt
street access. Five-year lease A. NJ
ROTH Woodward Blda. MA 1886 --l3
Evening star., 1946-08-11
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED. acreage or lots. suit able for
new home development or for apartments
Write M. Walter, B. F. SAUL CO, 925
18th st NV Ii
CASH FOR ACREAGE and farms; sell now.
before fall. Write Box 200, B. Franklin
Sta Wash d G
Evening star., 1946-08-11
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

ARLINGTON-5-ro brick house hard
wood floors, built 1912, to exchange Tor
low price commercial property IN NV. D. c.
Street front not necessary. No dealers.
Me. ..fSJ -I3
CLEAR ACREAGE, garages. AUNT con-
yerted apis. reduced, terms. N. E. RYON
CO, GE 6i46
your REAL ESTATE FOR SALEe"-May
| assist you In securing Il purchaser?
HARRY L FRIEDMAN Broker, RE 1866
Evening star., 1946-08-11
LOTS FOR SALE.

AURORA HILLS--Wooded lot 6bxt60 IT,
$3.50. ENzoR REALTY. OK. 1894, CH
BEAUTIFUL HALF-AcRE LOTS on wooded
hillside, brook river nearby valley; 81 100;
10 minutes to, Silver Spring. Md, 80 min
Terms; $500 cash, Si5 mo, gives deed
ss! Al, Hosr sas sPd siTr, ssenpss no os7 @ E
frontage on Rhode Island ave. below
Brentwood Village. approx. lG.o00 IT,.
well eraded: now improved by large house
erty until you are ready TO build; Sstory
Day EpWARp GAINES. Ex sos @ia
one block off Baltimore blvd, facing 12o
ft. on Indian lane, paved street, water and
electricity; priced right. Cali Ex i.249,
, ACRES LAND for subdividlng, city water
in front OF property; can be bought for
zens Bank Bldg, Tskoma Park. Md,
DIsTRIcr HEIGHTs-several choice lots,
sUf xl'c s sad lfFss1 Panna 81 ays sp s
SOFT. FRONT. over 200 1T. deep. wooded
Echo Hets,' is@' Nd, 6337 Waneta I'd. ' II.
BERwYN HEIGHTS. MD.-Wooded home
sites sites, :. overlooktns Maryland University,
live in this communicable more the
merrier Phone Tower 4S01 Address
S403 5Sth ave, BERWYN HEIGHTS CO
SILVER SPRING-Beautiful cor lot in
Woodmoor. all utilities available; approx
$3.50 SO. IT. S2,150
acres suitable for subdivision with
all utilities available
Fine location for apartment FHA sp-
proved for 40 units Close to bus and
stores; all utilities approx $4,000 50
feet. McCAULEY REALTY CO. SH. 64l2
COLoRED--TWO LOTS for sale $3.50 ca
If bought separately. 81 400 for both
Near Centra! ave. ne. Pref cash, how
ever, viii consider terms. Apply Bon
3lO-A. Star
COLORED-TWO LOVELY bldg. sites, 50x
100 ca. on concrete street. Price, 81 800
ca, 500 cash; located on Maple ST.,
Takoma Park, Nd. Phone DI. 1888, MR.
ROUSE
Evening star., 1946-08-11

LEO VI. BERNSTEIN d co. presents fol
inspection a group of select properties III
choice locations suitable for large and
small enterprises.
1922 K ST. nv list commercial. three
story row brick store and > apis. above;
vacant; oil heat; on leading thoroughfare
a2a Eye ST. NV. - lst commercial;
possession of store can be arranged; idea
central loca ton.
19l6-l9lS L st n.w.-4;ls7 50 ft.; ! ST
bldg, to be delivered vacant and adjoIn-
ing dwellings; soft. alley in rear. excel
lent location for a wholesale or, retail
business. Price reduced for immed, sale
4-storY bldg. with beautiful store and
Offices 1st commercial; store TO be de-
liyered vacant; 3rd and 4th floor apts.
one of the most choice locations TO be
offered OF today market.
ll0l K st. n.U.--!st commercial: va
cant; TO be remodeled into ofice bldg,
plans ready. approved by c.P.A.; com
lJ43 L st. NV. st commercial; A.
story brick. containing ~ rms baths
qo-day possession guaranteed; very active
location: suitable for any type OF business
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO, 1915 K st
NV. NE. 54oo, A Complete Real Estate
Institution. -1S
5000 18th ST. NE-Corner store, 2Ox65
soft. showWindow. apt above ; rms
and bath; oii-burnlng furnace: good price
and reasonable terms
:o02 18th st. n.e.-Store, . rms, kit
Kit. and bath, with porch; building sx65
Good price and reasonable terms SIMON
BELOFF. Real Estate. l003 N. Y ave "
Ma. SlS1. Or RA. 922B. -12
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

YOUR REAL ESTATE. FOR SALEe"-May
assist you in securing purchaser
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE ll66
Evening star., 1946-08-11

CONN. AVE, NEAR s N.W.-Entire floor
suitable for business or Office MA 1851;
Sunday ewes. RA. 5445.
FIRST COMM.-3-story bldg. 1885 3 81
St NV. Opposite Georgetown Post Offlce
3-yr. lease, $3.50 per mo< PHI WO 25I3
Evening star., 1946-08-11

So: .:50-RED-HOT BARGAIN-4o acres of
fresh air with 4-rm- house and outbldgs.,
10 acres in woods, balance in nice rolling
productive fields. Plenty Of fruit, some
farm equipment. Ideal for turkey or
poultry farm or for spot TO rest. Terms.
half cash JOHN BURDOFT, Colesyille,
Evening star., 1946-08-11

Continued on Next PaEeJ
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-16

jerry Hilbucn, 1 up; Douglas Sloan
defeated Fred Farrar, 4-3; and
Leo Palmer Won 2 up over G. H.
Crimson.
In the fourth flight, played ahead
of schedule, C. S. Steptoe won over
Bert Sloan, 81.
Pairings Listed
The pairings for this week, as
announced by Crichton, r as fol-
lows: Louis B. O~rell VS. Ben Wash
burn; Tom Cobb VS. Billy Dyches;
Walter Eagle VS. Frank McDaniels;
c. C. Odell VS. j. D. Baton; c. w.
McClelland VS. Cleeve; P. C. Damn
and Leo Palmer will meet the
winners of matches between Mar
Gus Goldstein and Kenneth Worth
ington, Grady Tyson and Jewel
Atolbellious.
The results of these matches
must be turned in to the Municipal
professional not later than next
Sunday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-16
BLAST
DETROIT, Is TO 5
Washington Defeats Tigers
In Game Featured By
Seven Home Runs

DETROIT, Sept. Is P) -
Paced by Buddy Lewis and Cecil
Travis, who got nine hits between
them, and Pitcher Early Wynn
who smashed a grand slam hom-
er, the Washington Senators plas-
tered the Detroit Tigers Is to s
here Sunday in a Suggest that in
Guided seven home runs.
Detroit's first four runs all came
on homers, two by Walter (Hoot)
Evers and one each by Roy Cul.
lenbine and Hank Greenberg -
his 37th - but the Tigers homer
power was wasted in the face Of
ar seven-run Washington splurge
in the fifth, when Wynn dashed his
grand-slam blow off Johnny Cor.
sica.
Stan Spence homereo for three
more Senator runs in the eighth
and Lewis. who already had four
singles, hit a homer off Hal White
in the ninth.
Travis knocked in Tour Wash
lngton runs with four singles as
the Mats kayoed Paul Dizzy
Trout in the first five innings.
Wynn, who took over for Roger
Wolf in the fifth, was the wining
pitcher.
Altogether the Senators collected
II hits to Detroit's IL
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-16
CHlCUBS CAPTURE
FIRST GAME, As
Brooklyn Takes Afterpiece,
To 0; Game Called
In Fifth Inning
TEN INNING DEFEAT
Kirby Higbe Allows One Hill
In Nightcap; Gnats
Swarm Field
TEN INNING DEFEAT

BROOKLYN, Sept. 15-(P-The
Brooklyn Dodgers, behind Kirby
lHigbe's one-hit pitching, came
back from an opening game AS
1O-inning defeat Sunday to shut Out
the Chicago Cubs 20 in the after
piece of a doubleheader that was
called after five innings because
of darkness and a sudden swarm
of gnats which infested the park
AS a result, the Dodgers fell a
game and half back OF the front
running St. Louis Cardinals who
won twice from the New YORK
Giants. The Cardinals advantage
is all in the win column.
The Dodgers got both their sec
lond game runs against HANK
Borowy in the first inning. &c
Stanxy drew a walk, was sacrlflceo
Ito second and scored on Augle
'Galan's hit. Galan reached sec
ond when Bill Nicholson fumbleo
the ball and came home OIL DIXIE
Walkers double.
Higbe pitched perfect ball If
four of the five innings in winning
his 10th game. In the second, witt
two out. Mickey Livingston SIN
gled and went to second as Nichol'
son walked. But Billy Jurges flee
out.
A pinch single by third string
catcher Bob Scheffing drove in two
runs in the 10th inning of The
opener to offset a single tally by
Brooklyn. Something's hit came
off Joe Hatten after Ed Watkins
singled and Phil Cavarretta hit
ground rule double to send Ha.
lGregg to the showers.
The Dodgers fought back in theil
half of the 10th, scoring once ane
leaving two runners on base wher
Ed Stevens flied out to end the
game. With n away, Walker
singled but Emil Kush, who hae
relieved Johnny Schmitz in the
eighth, famed Carl Furillo. Augie
Galan came through with a double
that scored Walker. Catcher Bruce
Edwards then shot a line single
to left but Galan was forced to hal
at third when leftfielder Peanuts
Lowrey made a fast recovery ane
fired the ball home. Kush Their
got Stevens on a soft fly.
Held scoreless by Schmitz
through the first five innings, the
Brooks broke through for a single
tally in the sixth when Bob Ramaz'
zotti singled and went to second or
a walk to Stanky. Pee Wee Reese
sacrificed and Ramazotti scored
on Cookie Lavagetto's fly to lef.
The Cubs had scored single run:
in the first and fourth.
After failing to score in the sew
enth despite filling the bases with
one out, the Brooks tied the -coun'
in the eighth on a walk to Reese
Lavagetto's sacrifice and Walker
run-producing single.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-16
PASS OFFENSIVE
TO Be STRESSED
BY COACH TODAY
N e W Hanover Wildcats
Prepare For Laurinburg
Encounter Friday Night

Preparations for the Laurinburg
football game Friday night at Leg.
ion Stadium will begin this after
moor at 18th and Ann field with
Coaches Leon Brogden, Tom
Davis, and Jap Davis stressing
probably passing defense and Of
tense.
Kinston failed miserably in their
running game, but the Red Devil
air show proved remarkable as
they ate up yard after yard on
thi overhead offensive phase,
which MINIS has worked on con
tinuously during the past weeks.
"Bubba" Sykes, ace Cat 'passer,
attempted four losses, and all fell
incomplete. One hit an end in the
chest, but the local flankman let
it bounce off him.
Unless things take unusual turn
it will take a flip of a coin to tell
who starts off in the Laurinburg
affray. Herman Wick showed up
SPASiiA1O1y ia LIS QCOQt dt lQdItGT-
back, figuring in every Whining
ton touchdown, and will be giving
Sykes a run for his money for the
signal calling slot. Rudy johnson
played great ball also, but Jim
Gibson's driving power was excep.
tional. Lloyd Honeycutt proved to
be the outstanding lineman of the
encounter. He went in for Bill
Kuhn. who was shaken up. Whether
Kuhn gets the starting nod again
may well depend on the two's work
this week in practice.
Co-Captain Jimmy Piner made
undoubtedly the most beautiful run
of the contest, when he went
through guard, cutting to the left
for a touchdown as no one laid a
hand on him. Vick's deception
proved an important factor. He
faxed like a magician to the Will
mington fullback.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-16
Phillies Take Fifth
Place As Pittsburgh
Drops II Inning Duel

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS. Up
- The Philadelphia Phillies surg
ed into fifth place in the National
League Sunday with a 6-5 victory
over the Pittsburgh Pirates in ar
eleven-inning duel watched by a.
279.
The decision, coupled with Gin
cinnati's double defeat at the hands
of Boston, gave the Phillies a full
game grip on the top second di-
vision berth.
Philadelphia went ahead early in
the game that required 2 hours and
So minutes, scoring four times in
the second frame to lead Al. The
Pirates got two runs back in the
eighth. and tied the count in the
top Of the ninth as Hank Camelli
doubled and Billy Cox singled home
pinch runner Edison Bahr.
Lee Oandley blasted a home u
against the left field bleachers in
the top half Of the eleventh, but
the Phillies matched that score on
an error and three successive
walks, then won on Johnny Wyrros-
tek's single.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-16
Senior SofbaU Schedule
For Week Announced
Doubleheaders Scheduled
As Circuit Nears End
OF Playing Season

The Senior Class A softball
league swings into the final rounds
Of play this week, it was announc-
ed by Bert Hewley, athletic di-
rector and head of the league.
The schedule for this week, as
announced by Hawley:
Monday - The Senior Frater-
nifty VS.. Fire Department.; City
Optical VS.. Sunshine Laundry.
Tuesday - Whites Ice Cream VS..
Spoftord Mills; Sunshine Laundry
vs. Police Department.
Wednesday - Whites Ice Cream
vs.. Firemen; spofford Mills VS..
City Optical.
thursday - Firemen VS.. Sun
Snlne Laundry; Police department
vs.. City Optical.
friday No games have been
scheduled for this date. Contests
were postponed on account of the
"Aihlngton High School football
game al Legion Stadium.
Inc f-rst games are scheduled to
W called at Ills o'clock and the
",sHtcaps will follow Immediately
s.'FG the opener. All games will
0e Played at Robert Strange park.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-16
ROOKIE PITCHES WIN
OVER BOBBY TELLER
IN TIGHT 20 DUEL

CLEVELAND, Sept. Is. Up
A rookie hurler, making his first
start for Philadelphia, opposed the
mighty Bob Teller of the Cleve.
land Indians and won in a pitching
duel Sunday as the two teams split
a double header.
Bill McCahan, recently recalled
by the Athletics from Toronto, linn
tied the Tribe to seven hits in win
ming a 2 to 0 decision in the night
cap called at the end of seven inn
lings by darkness.
Teller hurled excellent ball. how
ever, allowing only five blows and
striking out seven men to boost
his strikeout total to 315, two more
than the best mark ever set in a
season by Walter johnson.
Cleveland took the opener, 8 to l,
getting behind five-hit hurting by
Bob Lemon to pound three Phila-
delphia hurlers for Is blows.
The 1896 attendance boosted
the mark for home games this sea.
son beyond the million mark.
FIRST GAME
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-16
ANTONIO WINS
L~EFTHANDERS TITLE

GREENSBORO, Sept. IS -U.D-
Defending champion Alex Antonio
won the National Lefthanders.
Golf Tournament for the third
time Sunday by defeating Alvin
Everett, of Rome, Ga, 4 and 2
on the ~Sedgefield Country Club
Course.
The 32-year-old service station
operator from Linden. N. j., sue
cessfully defended his title with
brilliant playing throughout the
day. He had won the championship
twice previously = in 1898 and
again in 194l. 49,.
The tournament was held this
wear for the first time since 194l,
when it was suspended because
of the war.
SPORTS