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Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
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@arida!-. II Gin Spre6er 0es
9lltBemltiniiteriums teilte nit, Dab
in Der pergangenen 0adt idpper-
bemaffneteE errorbn10en in ben 2ano-
be5irfen 0bunoerte mabri6einlid)
idon tauienoe" utlter Den aufiidts-
~fiibrenOen 8eornten bel ben @ab-
len >l5ltlamnengepriigelt uerleBt
un0 erntor6st buben."
SIMMER mebr nebnen Ole
Na6ridten oariiber gu Iogte er,
Dob perbrederiide 8ultOen ole
Nor1en DON @aGlbealnten nls
p%erItorben ans ben @nblliIten
ltreiden ltnO Die @nblberi6te
uno Gegilter pernihten.~
Gas ungefabre @oblreiultot
miro porausiittlid) onl Mfthpod),
Iein enOgiiltiges @rge6nis inner
buI6 ~ Gogen borliegen. IS
nor lett II Sabren Die erite
Stimmenga6e I'M friegsDerpiiiteten
Bolen IL Millionen eingetragene
Mdbler mer0en 0amit ST erfen-
men gebeii, melben @eg lie in
Dem bitteren &nmpfe SurI6en Dem
iO5ioliitiiden Bremierninilter dub
ia Morumsfi, Der Die Inter
itiiBung Der Romnnnniiten Fat,
un0 Ser linn opponierenoen polni-
ifen 8nlternpnrtei lOes 8i8e :
Bnemier Mifoloicpf ein5ui6lagen
miiniden.
Grei 6rogen lDorelt nlis benz
Stimn3etel 81 beantaporten: y
miinif)t on oas Gin Sous @orlo-
men2 - q bit DIT eitoeritonoer
nit oen Gerfiigungen Der pro-
piioriiden &egierullg, Dab Die
grltnolegeitoen Snouitrien ueritdat-
lidt un0 Die 2anomirt1doftsre-
form eingefiibrt miro? uno 81
miIit on all6 Die 8ei6eboltinQ
BON 8olenS @eitgren5en al Der
S0pr uuto Neiiie2 Obauobl man
ullgemein anninunt, Dab Die /.
5roge nit acknowledgement ga"
beantportet aperoen miro, lit mor
ood) geipnnnt, mieoiele Neinitim.
men Die StGrfe Der Sppolitior
an5eigen neroen.
Oern Mifolaic0pf botte leiner
Borteifreunoen 0hpor cine 5ltitim-
menoe 9lntrport iiber 6roge 2
uno 3 anempfo6len, nber gefpiinidt
alif Die 6roge nod Dem Gin
Sous Yarlanlent elm nod)oriidli.
dies unein~ 5ll ieben, neil Der oa'
NIT porgeiflogene &er5tft aii
ben Senat im @egeniob CUR Ser.
faiiuug @olens pom Sobre 1921
itebe.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
Slot
tc Derteilt

8aris MiniiterprGiioent Il-
cioe De @osperi BON Stnlien rid)tete
einen ,,lebten @ppea" an Die bier
taoeiloe &onferell5 Ser MltBenminiiter,
in Dem ct eriuhte, Dab Stnlien @e-
legenbeit gegeben merOe, 81 @orte
3ll fonrnelL ebe cine gntideiOung
6iniihtlid Srieits ~9etroffen miro.
Del Miniiterrat miro Die grOrte-
rlng Ser 9eiibfrage oes ooriotiiheh
Safeus fortleben, Der lowobl bon
Stdlien lpie nlth BON SugollalDien
in Aniprud genommen miro.
geoh elmer Hom-Dtelbiing bat De
@asperi Elm Selegrumm an ben gti-
.niIterrot gei6idt, nit Dem @riidef,
Dab ooie Stimme Staliens gebort
meroe." Der BON 6ronfreid Oor-
gelhlogene aompromiB ,~,peranoert
ra0ifal ole SnangrifInabme oes
9roblems~, beiBt es in benz Eele-
granlm.
Don omerifoniider Settle beiBt eS,
0aB nod eir,em gefdaten Gntldeio
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05

DIE Gonif 6erbor, OnB General
SUlepb Z. Wtcg1arnep in elmer Brel-
ie Ronferen3 Elm ofii5ielles Gelen-
ri berousgob. Alle 8erliner utit
g1sno6me %oerienigen unter SoD-
Jet Gontrolle bradhsn Die 9oabs
ribt an prominenter Stelle
,. o&rieg Gufdell @nglanO ulo
&ublanO ioll ieoen 9htgenblid aus
bref,erl.~ - Sin 6rduGein NOR Do
riiber 10 erifWft. bob lie nidt
3l beluegen mar, cine gerobre-
0llrg fiir oie ndhiten Gage ST
t~reIfen, meil iie glorbte, las mitBte
ibre Snden pafen, UNI reft5ei-
tig flieben gu fOnnen.
3. Die &uiien bringen Ser
itGrfunlgen ms Qato uno legen
eilen 8iirtel urlt Berlin = Da-
gegen beItebt pffi5ieH gar fem
S9meifel, Dob Die 3ulien ibre
8ruppen iogar perringern
a. Die Imerifaner boben Elm
8ombetflug5ellg in gereitIhnft, itnt
sic &uiien int 0otfnlG NIT eiuem
8omberbogel 5t ilberidiitlsn.@
8. sic &ulien benatben 0eutihe
3abrTfen nno oeutihe Niiien-
idoftler, Inn ouf oeliti6em 8ooen
Mafien t,r5nltellelb oarunter Ga-
fetengeidoB, oas 0elt Atlantiiden
93eon in 40 Minuten iiberQue-
ren foiin.@
8. Gis gilgIaitOer fiir5en Ole 2e-
neutrality-suspicious. in ibrer gone,
u6er lie loiien Gieber Nabrungs-
mittel p%erfoulen. ais bob tie lie
Der Oeittiden 8ep0lferlng 3ufom-
men IoiIen."
Z. 9ie Itombombe NOR in 8irf-
Iidfeit cine 0eutide @%rfinOung,
ole Ole Nlliierten 9eito6len boben,
nm ben &rieg gegrt 5apan gu
gepinnen."
s. Die &liiien MAIDEN gorbe-
%reitunger, nm orei Mttlionen
Geltide CUR arbeit nod &uB-
lalo gu ifoffen
8. ,@erer &uB(ono nod sic
meltliden Mddte auerOen ielnals
0eutide &riegseefange i'm Dirt
6iersrutlg fr%eiloiien, ionOern lie
feItbalten, nomit 0iele Gelttiden
in Sail zines Gritten @eltfrie-
ges autf ibrer. Settle fGmyien.~
10 Sic Aniierten meroen olf
Die 9alter Don 5rrsi Subren oos
&eiraten ben Geitiden berbieten
Inn Die @eburts5obl in 0eutidl
lano berunter8toriiden unO Die
Station nod mebr gu idmdfoen."
Gas iinO 10 sic 10 beliebteiten
@eriifte, Die beltte in 2onoe
berumldmirren. @enn man in ir-
geno elmer 9ebensmittelidlnltge
anite9t. fam man urit 2eidtigfeit
nod meitere 5ebn ionuneln oie
genou 10 ,,Oerbingt" linO.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05

nibt morOen lei.
Sberit 6rie6rt6 A6ren8, Som.
mdnOeur Oes oeutiden G%egitnentS,
l0oS ben 8olo I'M Sabr 1941 uilO
1912 belebt bielt ia9te ieine
2eute ieien ben Spuret zines @ols
les gefoIgt nno b1tten ultf 0iele
NSetie Die @r1ber I'M 8inter
1871 AZ 9efunOen. @r b~ebaltptete,
Elm Nfitglieo ser SodoerltGnoi-
gen : Gommiifiou babe ibm geluqt
Die @plen ieien I'M 6riibiabr
1910 nnr9e6radt moroeh alio
niebr ols efn S1br, beuor Die
9eutiden IN Den Be5irf BON aotgn
einriidtelt
Ser STREET ii6er sic Sfyul0 an
Dem Mfoiienmoro fiibrte ieiner-
5eit SIT 0em 8rlfd9 5piiden 8uB-
lon0 uro Der frii6eren polnfiden
&egierung in gril.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
Scinc pol.
Nta6enmorOe

Niirrberg. - Cos Sttertdtionn-
le MtiIitargeridt borte Oie Nus
io9en mebrere 3eu9en, Die nuf
8erlatYef oeS friiberen 6elo-
maridalGs @oring gelaben Daren,
I'M iiber Den Maiienmoro bon
1000 polniiden Sffi5ieren i'm
&atpn @al0 bel Smolensf Der
nonalen 81 meroen.
giner Ser 3e1gen apar Ser bill
gnrlidis me0i5inilhe Saduerltdn=
0ige Marfo gntonopa Worfop,
elm Ntitglie0 Ser ournols Don sen
9eutlden 5ur llnteriu6ltng 0es
MoilenmprOe8 iorgfalltig allsge-
llld)ten &omniiiion ole nodapei=
zen iollte, Dob Die Bolett bon
ben Gniien unO ni6t bon ben
Geutid'en umgebro6t lporoen iei-
Ell Sic Geutiden ltn0 Die Gui-
Ell batsn ii6 ge9enieitig Der
Sat be5ihti9t.
Marfop iagte, er lei Dem 9ltf-
trog, an Der 9ommiiiion ~feil5uneb-
men, nur mE0eritrebeno nadgefom-
men, es lei ibm a6er 0omalS
eroffnet poroen, es lei Elm &r.egs-
beiebl.
glpf 9efrogen oes ruililden
Mnfl1gers ta5eltgte Marfop, feline
@ruppe bdtte lid) in Berlin nit
@ertretern Der oeutiden Gegie-
rlilg ~getroffen ltno lei BON Dort
aus in 5pei 5lug5elpgen nod
Smolensf ~beforoert moroen.
@s lei Ser &ommiiiion MIR 2
Gage lang @ele9elubeit 8egebetl
morOen, 0ae @rGber gu beiiftigen,
bel ser @r6umierlifg lei lie iiber-
boltpt nidt babel gemeien, uito
cine Altopiie b1tte lie MIR an
dht 2sihen Dornebmen fonren.
Morfou bebnltptete, cine ridtige
ltnterfufung oariiber, tpniin linn
0urd) men Ger Mollenmoro en-
folgt iei miiroe Monate in Sin.
iprlidy genoinmen baber.
@enerulmaior Oberbdliler, einel
Der 0euti6en 3elpgen, Der &om.
motoeur zines 0ad,ri6ten : &egi
ments bel &atDn mar, be6eltgte,
oaB i%rgenoeiner Der ibm unterite.
6enoen 5ruppen Geile ole 8oi
,tnrtnoIih hannnnpn hnhptt f6nnp
Nu6 iei nienolS elm 8efebl Dor
elmer Dorgeiebten Stelle CUR 80
tung Don polniiden @efangener
e%rgdngen.
Gr ieste bin5u, es lei 9ar ni6i
oeufbnr, Dab elm Nadribten ; SIC.
giment in oieie Sat oerpifeIi
iein fonnte, 0enn es lei nllr init
150 @iitolen zines MooellS aus.
geriiitst 9epeien, 0as bei Dem
Moro gar5 offenii@tlib ni6t be-
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
SIS aGbrt in 3rieit

Srieit - Sn boiler ariegsams-
riiltnns iteben amerifaniide SOlOa-
ten bereit, meitere blntige 3niam-
mcnitORe SiuiIden Stnlienern nnO
Slomenen an nnterOriifen. Sin
.Streif BON 100000 Nrbeitern bat
'6aS gauge @irtidaftsleben labmse-
.legt nnb mnf bic geOOlfernns at
,6mngerratiDnen leben.
Sbndjnlti5
Gom - Cine emp0rte Weniden-
menae in SOr6igberu ersriff nno
lDndte ,6amptmann MariO 8ram-
bila, einen frii6eren faIhiitiiden
&idter, ais er, inter einem Nmne-
iticseiet ans benz @efGnsnis e%ntlai-
len, na6 Ieiner SeimatsitaOt snriif-
febrte, no er ipGbrenO Der Oentiden
Gffnpation piele Hartilanen bate
9inridlteu lafcm.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
Ser Weg 6um
TrteOen Derlperrt

8uIbington. - Senator Bridges
(&. ,3M.) be0eidnete &uBlnn0 uls
,,0ie groBe @eglperre gum 6rie-
0en Der 8elt,~ unO lagte, Dob,
menn &lrBlnn0 0ieie 8egiperre
nidt beieitigen miirOe, mir INN
Die Gperre berum einen 8eg
8ltrtt 6rieoen bouen miiMen."
gri0ges flngte RuBlanO IN lei
ner &eoe onl1Blit Der 80. @ra-
0uierunq Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes
58S an, ,,beborrlid elm oolliges
&ompromiB, Der amertfunild)en
1%rinSIpien" gu foroern.
.gei menidliden 5rogen, "
fiibrte er aus, ,,fann man BON
9ompromiiien reoen, ses fam dber
feline &ompromiiie geben, rrlsnn eS
it'd I'M @run0idBe BON Hedt uto
Gbre banoelt."
,,&ublono oeriuft. Ourd Gut
IteIlltng Ser @obrbeit Die 8elt-
meinung fiir lid 9iinitig gu Itinl-
men. @6nenbofte Meniden meroen
lid ober ooourd nif]t Onnlnt
madden lniien
Genius ul6 Snouitrie @reier
Menlden entpifelten Die 4tom.
energie. Gelbit in oieier BON 3apel-
feln erfiillten 3eit iagt man
urls, sob oos 4tomgebeimlis ilber
Sic @elt oerbreitet merOen ioll.
Mtar ih ioge ole @elt lit nod
nid)t reif fir 0os atomgebelm-
mis-, ,&uBlanO lit nod ni6t relT
0afiirl"
Ror0inal Spellmnn REF Die
6BS : @raouierten 0u5u aut, Yer
r1ter 31 e~ntGarpen, 4pelfe NIT ben
Qippen Der Sprode Der 9eno-
fratie ibre 2opnlitdt uusoriiden,
mabreno in ibren Ser5en Anardle
un0 9prannei berrlhen.
Spellman iagte, ~dpir ollie mitl-
fen Amerifn uno unS lelblt ge-
gen llngereftigfeit, SAB, @ier
ltno 8linogl1ubigfeit idiiben1 0enn
tie limo 0ie Goat aug Wefer
Der idredliffe aries Der @eli
entitano, uno Die. menn lie nod
mails gei1t mer0en iollte, oas
Gnoe Der 3ipiliiQtion bringer
miro"
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
9emonltration
in G9ile

Santiogo 81 Gbile (GgsgD Plus
@riinoen, Die nod elmer offi5iel-
len @rfl1rung beoiirfen. lit i'll
ben hffenlifen 3eiturgen ftift
cine .3eile iiber Den 3mii6enfall
,erldlienell, Ser BON oeutlh hileni-
iHef No3is i~ns5eniert muroe, Inn
Sen engliiden gotifoiter Sobn
2ed)e 5u binoern, an elmer 81
0es erlten 6ileniidjen Rur-
oirlols, Msgr. SoR Mnria Care,
nbgebnltenen &ir9enfeier teil3n-
nebfnen.
Ser 3apiifenToM ereionete iid)
um perfloHennan 10. SUM in Der
ADenioo Bernardo 81 Siggirs, Ell
tler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser Staot,
aber fein Sournalilt bat bisbel
in Oen Spolten ieines BlotteS
iiber 0ielen Mpfront ~gegenii6el
oen1 britiiden 8otlhufter beriftet.
cardinal Sole Moria Care
lpur6e oieies Sabr in oos auroi-
noIsfollegium berufen. 9ur8 nod
ben DISQUALIFICATION in &om mur0e
er fronf Sim Gage ieiner Gin
funft in Cartilage mur0e einf
MeiNp 3i ieinen @bren IN Der
Ratbe0role dbgebolteny 81 Der oas
gelomte Diplomatlide &orps elm.
gelnoen hporoen Apnr.
Ger britiite 8otidafter mar
o6asien0. @rfunoigungen fiber
Iein @usbleiben erga6en oaB Sobn
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
NmBlanN lcmH Uiclc
Wnrenprciic 40 Qroi.

2On0on ~ Der Wfosfolier 9tnn0-
turf gab befnnnt Dab Die 8reiie bon
Acknowledgement in Der gall3en
Solpjet Union on 8ienStog I'M Ell
ma 40 Bro6ent ernGBigt wiiroen.
Die 8efonntgobe erfplgte flir5 Dor
Dem gnoe Ser @oditpreisperoronung
in Den 8ereinigten Stanten. Die
GrmdBigung betriift II. a. @olluo-
rem, Seioe, 8ounmoafnbrifote,
Rleioer. 9oiletenieife, Aluminillm-
geidirre lino 6obrifote aus Bopier
ltf0 Ydppe.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05


2ede 5par III ieinem allto-
mobil 3ur 3eilnobnle ali Oen
Disqualification ulligebro9en, ober
non elmer @rltppe BON M1nnern
olrf Der SouptoerfebrsitraBe auf-
getalten .mor0en mar. Gie Be
monitronten riefen uSeil Sitter
ltnO O%eliperrten Dem Mogeil Den
@eg 3ltr &atbe0role.
Ger 8otidafter iob iit gello-
tigt, unf5lfebrerl, ltno iein G6oltf-
eur ftbr i'm CUR britiihen
9otiddit 5uriif.
Die hiieiriihe H~egsetang Bat
lid auie man bort, beim BOT
idaiter fpegen Oes 3IuiiGenfnIls
entidutOigt.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
.Reid1s 9ufunft
in hdnoen Ger
2"lu6enmini(ter
Dos Saareebiet fell Sranrrci9 einUerIcibt t'erOen
tUGbrcnN Nie linRsrteiniIdcn NcMtIAcn Gcbtetc 80
cincm IclbItItGnNieen StaatspcIen sMi0ntmcheeiaBt
tucrNcn Icucn

8oris. ~ Cine Beratulg iiber
oie 3lrfunft 0eutihlunOs eebort
ito6 gu Den Diugen, Die BON ben
9lubemniniitern Der A @roBmddte
in Gdris erle0i9t meroen iolCeL
beoor Tie ibre 1ogling beenOen.
Gin Gertreter Der iroiBoiiidlen
Delegation mohte befontt, 6ronf.
reid begiinItigte Die 9iIoun9 zines
Oeutiden Stoatenbunoes uuter Ell
ner idpun6en Oeutlden 3entralre-
gierung.
8ie ~ein5elreu 0eutI6en BUT
D~esltaaten iollen nod Ben at9u-
ben oieies lfran5oiiiten &ertre-
ters obne Giidiid)t ulrf Oie gegen-
Nmdrti9en 3onengren5en ole bon ben
A INSTRUMENTATION 6otpti1flih
mad militdriidel @eii6tspuuften
ge5ogen muroen entiprehen6 ibren
dgeibihtIihen @ren3en" oltigeballt
mer0en.
Ge0pr 0os inouItrieIle gfubr-
9ebiet nod ons linfe Nbeinlano,
5. &. ollie @ebiete meitlid, oes
&beins. Iollen aber geitonoteile ole.
fss 0eutihen Stooten6unoes iein.
Ribr lflb0 linfsrbeinFlde @ebiete
iollen politiid pon Deutidlono
geloit meroen. 0as &u6rge6iet
ioll aud mirti6oftli6 bonn oeit-
i6en S%toatenbulo g%etrennt uno
rer politiihen pie ofonomllhen
Gerqpoltung mebrerer @roBnt16te
ltnteritellt meroen 0os Suarge-
biet iolI 5ranfreif e~inDerlei6t
meroen pdbreno 0ie li~nfSr6eini-
oeuti6en @ebiete gu einem
ie%lbitdiuoigen Staatsapeien 5uinm-
lneugefaBt werScn iollen.
Die 5%ran5oien baben fiir BEN
1. September in ibrer 8aiotungS-
gone in 9eutiflonO aouumunal-
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05

iiber Die italieniide 6lotte, Stolien
Al @inbeiten uno 5ablreife @ilfs-
fobr3euge bebdlten niiroe.
Die Nnmen Der Shiffe mitroen
niht mitgeteilt, nber es beiBt, es be-
finoen iid onrunter feline neliefl,
mooernen Shlohtidiffe. Die 9ea-
men Ser S6iffe meroen nniheineno
aus 5ltrdt, Oie itolieniIden 8eiot-
5ungen fonnten lie ielbit pepienfen,
gebeimgebalten.
SIS beiBt jeoofl, ooB Stalien 3
Sdladtidiffe 4 3eritorer, is Cor
~peooboote uno 10 8orpetten ouBer
Den 8roBldiffen bebalten miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05

Bon amtlider Settle lit friiber
id)ou Die 3abI Der innerbalb Der
.lebtell 10 Morote i'm @ablfonupfe
@rmoroetep auf 5000 Berionen IT,
5ifiert wor0en.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
WhiteuiHe, Southport
Win In Eastern League
BY GENE WARREN
Star Shorts Writer

The Masonboro Ramblers sank
further in the Eastern State
League standings yesterday at
Whiteville, as the heavy-hitting
Whiteville All-Stars slugged four
Masonboro pitchers for is hits to
take seven inning IA to l contest.
The Ramblers, who lost four men
during the tilt due to injuries, could
not silence the big bats of the ALI
Stars with their overWorked mound
corps. Only one Rambler hurler,
White, had received enough rest for
the loop conflict, and he was belted
out of the box in the third frame.
Manager Frank Manor finally was
compelled to call on infielder Au-
brey Wallace to do the pitching.
Following the game, Manor said
that with a week rest he believed
his charges would be ready to go
against Southport at Legion Sta
dunn, Friday night al 8 o'clock.
In another loop battle the South
port nine scored major upset by
defeating the league pacing Wal
lace baseball club, 3 to 0, behind
the one hit pitching of Jack Hughes,
who struck out II batters. David
Cheshire, Billy Harrison, "Ploogie'
Waters, Hal Sharpe, and Arnold
played a big part in the South
port victory also.
The box score of the MaSonboro-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22

Errors-Wallaesa, Handley. Williams,
Deutsch.- Runs batted in-Wallaesa, Nc
Quinn 2, Rosar 2. Handley 3, Chapman
q Metkovich 4. Williams 5, Pesky 2, York,
Andres. Two base hits-Russell York,
runs Wallaesa, McQuinn, Chapman,
Andres Three base hit-DiMaggio. Home
Metkovich. Sacrifices Rosar, Berry.
Double plays-Pesky TO Doerr to York;
Williams to Wagner. Left on bases
Philadelphia 7, Boston g. Bases on balls
off Ryba 2, off Brown 1, off Dobson !.
off Christopher 2, off Harris 4, Off
Vaughan l, off Ferriss g. off Deutsch l.
Struck out-by Christopher 2, by Harris
q by Berry l. by Ferriss 2, by Deutsch 2;
Hits off Christopher in 1-3 innings;
Harris 3 in 2 % none out in 9th) I;
off Berry 3 in 1 1-3; off Vaughan 1 IN no
innings; off Ferriss 6 in 2 %; off Deu-
tsch in 4 1-3; off Ryba 1 in 2 innings;
off Brown none in no innings, none out
in 10th, pitched to one batter: off Dob
SON none in 1 inning. Wild pitch
Ryba. Winning pitcher-Dobson. Losirg
pitcher-Berry. Umpires-Boyer, Jones,
Rommel. Time--3:os. Attendance - 3D.
600 (estimated).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
Newson1e Blanks Sox;
Doubleheader Dipided

t BOSTON, April I'll up The
Athletics Bobo Newsom rammed
Sunday law five-inning Easter
goose egg down the Red Sox'
lhroats today after the latter had
wiped out 10 lead to gain a
!o-lnnlng 12-11 decision in the
doubleheader opener before a
packed 32,916 crowd.
Ted Williams single with the
passes loaded enabled the Seekers
TO gain their fifth straight win,
with two out in the ninth, Cat
Metroxich forced the deadlock by
homering with two mates on base
Russ Christopher, the first Of
the four Philadelphia pitchers
used in the first game, had three
homers hit in his behalf, by Jim
Wallaesa, George McQuinn and
Sam Chapman, before the Red Sox
snelled him from the mound with
five run blast In the sixth in
ming.
The AS pulled into a 1915 lead
In the seventh and added another
tally in the ninth, only to run
into breath-taking six run Boston
gally.
Newsom's nightcap win was one
OF the easiest in his long career,
for each of the two Boston pitch
ers, starter Jim Bagby and Randy
Helm, forced in a run. Bagby
did SO by passing the only four
batters he was permitted to face.
AMERICAN AT BOSTON
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
N. E. COLLEGIATE
CONTESTS SLATED
BY The Associated Press

Baseball Will continue to dominate
the North Carolina collegiate sports
scene during the current week, but
tennis and track will come in for
a share of attention Friday and
Saturday.
Twenty-one games are on the
state baseball calendar for the
week. Seven of the games will
have bearing on the southern
conference race. and six will be
played in the north state confer
ence.
Only track activities scheduled by
State teams during the week will
find both North Carolina and Duke
entrants taking part in the annual
Penn relays at Philadelphia.
Three tennis matches, one of
them a southern conference en-
gagement, are on the weeks slate.
On Friday, Wake Forest will play
at Duke ard Virginia's meters
will appear at North Carolina. Sat-
urday, the Virgiaians will play the
Duke tennis team at Durham.
The weeks collegiate baseball
schedule opens today with four
games. They include: Maryland at
Duke, Western Carolina teachers
at Lenoir- Rhyme, Wake Forest at
N. C. State and Guilford at Elon.
Schedule for the remainder OF
the week includes:
Tuesday-Catawba at High Point,
Davidson at North Carolina.
Wednesday-Davidson at Duke,
Leaoir Rhyme at Appalachian,
North Carolina at N. c. State, Elon
at Catawbama and Gulltord at
Greensboro Ord.
Thursday - N. c. State at North
Carolina, High Point at Atlantic
Christian.
Friday - Newberry at Lenoir-
Rhyme, High Point at Eastern
Carolina Teachers, Catawba at
Salisbury, N. C. State league and
Wofford at Guilford.
Saturday - Duke at North Caro-
lima, Newberry at Catawba, Wof-
ford at Guilford and Lenoir-Rhyne
at Hanes hosiery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
LADIES TOURNEY
MATCHES SLATED
ON LOCAL LINKS

Announcement of the pairings
for the annual Cape Fear Country
club Ladies tournament was made
last night by club officials.
With one flight only, Miss Agnes
Morton will meet Mrs. Harriss
Newman, Mrs. Harold Alexius
rs matched with Mrs. George
Rountree, Mrs. M. c. Brown will
play Mrs. David Harriss, and Mrs.
R. M. Williams is matched against
Mrs. John Harden.
Mrs. Brown enters the tourney
with low medal score of 81.
Officials said that the matches
may be played between April 81
and q with finals set for the 18th,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
CHAMPIONS DOWN
CLEVELAND, 81
O'Neil Wins Ball Game
With Headwork, Sur
prise Moves

CLEVELAND, April 81. -P)-
Detroit's world champion Tigers
combined a perfect relief pitching
Job by Virgil (Fire) Trucks with
shortstop Eddie Lakes speed and
second sacker Eddie Mayo's hitting
today to beat Bob Teller and the
Cleveland Indians to 2 in 10 in
nings, sweeping the two game
series.
Teller had allowed only four
singles up to the tenth, and the
score was deadlocked at %, when
leadoff man Lake walked. Mayo
punched a double down the left
field line, and Lake scored standing
up, all the way from first with the
winning marker.
AMERICAN CIEVFI,AND
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT

LONDON April 21-(P)-The IS
round world light heavyweight box
ing championship bout May IA
between Titleholder Gus Lesnevich
of Cliffside, N. j., and British
champion Freddie Mills will be
staged in the covered Harringay
arena with seating capacity OF
between $4,000 and $4,000. Promot-
er Jack Solomons announces Les
nevich is expected to arrive by
plane from the United States in
time to watch Mills in three
round exhibition bout.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
FISHING LURES

AsHEVILLE, April 21-R -
Trout and bass flies, bass bugs
and bucktail steamers, tied to or
der for western North Carolina
fishermen, are the specialities Of
two patients in the Veterans hos-
pital at nearby Oteen. The former
servicemen, Donald F. Cole, Of
Arden, and Willis S. Glidden, Of
Washington, D. c., make the lures
by hand in their hospital room.
Both Cole and Glidden saw war
service in the Navy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
Tigers Whip Feller In Extra Inning Game
Cardinals Drop Cubs
From, Top Loop Berth

CHICAGO, April 21-(P)-The St.
Louis Cardinals fought back from
a three-run sixth-inning deficit to
defeat the Chicago Cubs rs today,
and knock the Cubs out of first
place in the National League
stands.
Errors, home runs and a mis-
judged fly ball all figured in the
St. Louis victory, achieved with a
three-run eighth-inning outburst
topped by Bill Endicott's two-run
double, before a crowd of 33,649
in Wrigley Field.
The Cardinals had started off
with two runs in the first inning
but after that Ray (Pappy) Prim
settled down and kept them pretty
well under control until he left the
game in the eighth inning when ne
pulled a muscle in his elbow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
Penn Relay Carnival
Has Largest Entries


PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-(P)
line annual spring Panorama of
me nations leading track stars
me Penn relay carnival, had its
day.
indicative of the postwar sports
Doom was an entry list including
some 5000 athletes representing 500
colleges and schools.
Inc Sind annual renewal Of the
carnival will be staged on the Uni
yerSlty Of Pennsylvania Franklin
fleId Friday and Saturday with
competing teams coming from as
lar distant as Puerto Rico and
Hawaii.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22

Runs batted m-Powell 2. Davis B.
Heath, HARRISON 2 Nelson, Russ. Two
base hits B. Heath, Powell, Nelson.
Three base hits-Davis, Nelson, Russ.
Stolen bases-B. Heath 2. Left on bases
off-Harwood /, White 3, Nelson /, Wal
Whiteville 4. Masonboro8 Base on balls
lace 2, Stanley 2. Struck out by-Har-
wood 2, White 1, Wallace l, Nelson /,
Stanley 2.-Hits off-Harwood l in in
nings, White 5 in 3 1-3 innings, Pepper
5 in % innings, Nelson 2 in 2 in
nings, Wallace 3 IN l 1-3 innings, Stanley
in 2 innings. Brown in l inning
Wild pitches-White, H. Pepper, Wal
lace, Stanley Winning pitcher-Har-
wood. Losing pitcher-White. Umpires
-Dozier and williamson
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-22
North-South Play
Slated For Today

PTNEHURsT, April I'll (P -
Two former National amateur
champions, George T. Dunlap. Jr.,
and Richard Chapman, will be
among the contestants teeing Oft
here tomorrow for the 46th annual
North and South Amateur gol1
tournament oldest, in point OF
continuous competition, in the
country.
Both now live in Pinehurst, and
both are certain to make strong
bid for places in the championship
during the 18hole qualifying round
opening tomorrow.