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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
brooklyn Dodgers Divide
DoubLeheader With Cards
Ben Hogan Noses Out Oliuer
To Win National PEA Title

coming out of a trap for a two foot
putt OF the former and tanking a
t%en-footer On the other, to make
the count 4 up. He made it 5 up or
the 30th when divers drive land
ed into a trap and he was short on
the out.
Hogan hung the clincher on the
32nd. He pitched an 8-iron shot to
within three feet of the cup, being
there in 2. Oliver 20 feet away,
missed the putt and walked ove- to
congratulate the New Champion.
When they teed off for the cham
pionship, Hogan was a 3 to l favor
lite. At the 18th, 2 down, he looked
like a bad even money bet, the roly-
poly man from Delaware seemed
headed for another big upset, just
as when he eliminated defending
champion Byron Nelson, l up, in
the quarter-finals.
Hogan merely gr1tted his teeth
and began the tough uphill climb,
the measure of a real champion.
This was the first time he had got
ten past the quarter-finals il the
big PEA event. He made it all the
way.
AS the -unner-up Oliver picked up
$500. In defeat he had little to be
ashamed of. In his first competition
in the tournament he reached the
finals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
BOSTON RED SOX
DEFEAT INDIANS
IN DOUBLE BILL
Continue Relentless
Drive Toward Ameri-
can League Pennant

BOSTON Aug. Is -(P)- Contin-
uing their relentless drive toward
the American League r>Sant, the
Boston Red Sox Sunday took both
ends of a double header from the
Cleveland Indians, 81 and l3-6.
for their 18th double-barreled vic
tory in "a twin bills this season.
Bobby Doerr clouted two home
runs into the left field screen to
provide Delta Dave Ferriss his
23rd victory of the year in the
opener. Ferriss was touched for
five hits, one a home run by
catcher Tom Jordan the second
that Jordan has made since join
ing the Indians soon after tn ALL
Star game.
The Sox were outhit by a IS
II margin in the nightcap but hit
when 1t counted and received some
help from two Cleveland errors
and six bases on balls issued by
three Indian Fingers.
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to the hill for tonight's fracas with
the u%pstaters. He limited, however,
that perhaps Nate Andrews, who
tossed a beautiful game here Fri
day night, OF Johnny Edens r
George Brooks would get the nod.
Schedule
The Pirates schedule for this
week reads something like this:
Angier-Fuquay here Monday night.
Dunn-Erwia Tuesday night here.
Wednesday night at Dunn and
Thursday the Pirates take to Le-
gion Field for a double header with
the Smithfield Leafs. Friday the
locals travel to Sanford and return
here for a double bill Saturday
night.
At the present time the Bucca-
neers are trailing the Colts by three
games. In the event the Buccaneers
manage to win out in fourth place
they will compete in the play-off
series for the Tobacco State cham
pionship.
The Pirates have II more games
to play, eight of them at home,
before the season closes on Septem-
Der 2. Kite said that no games
would be played after the closing
date. The Angier-Fuquay club has
nine games to play on their sche-
dule.
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SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
BY RUSS NEWLAND

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 25-(R-
Beltln' Ben Hogan, the 135-pounde,
rom Hershey, Pa, with the biz
golflng wallop, won the 1916 Ma.
tional Professional Golfers Associa.
ton championship Sunday with a {
and 4 victory over Ed (Porky) DIV.
er OF Wilmington, Del.
Lightweight Hogan, leading
money winner of the year but never
a serious challenger fo- this title
before, proved that a good little
man a beat a good big man in
gclf. Oliver. POT pounds, never had
a chance after the 10Th hole.
Hogan's opponent fired a five.
under-par 80 at him in the third
nine, in winning four holes in a row
to wipe out a morning round lead.
The winner shot the IA holes play
ed II the afternoon in eight unde-
par. His puts, which failed to drop
In the morning, ran into the cup
as if magnetized.
Oliver, whose two under job in
Tie forLldnu country CluD course
in the first round had given him
a 3 up lead and his followers hopes
he would score a startling upset,
on contrast played badly in the
afternoon.
Hogan, with $500 first money
slipping away, turned on the steam
as they teed off for the final round.
Lengthy puts won him four holes
in a row. from the Goth through the
23rd, three of them for brides. He
finished off the third nine with an
other birdie at the 9th, carding a
five under 80 and the nine and 2 up
at that point.
BY this time the poke--faced
Hogan was like a bloodhound at
the scent of prey. He bagged the
18th and 10Th holes with brides,
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Soldier Wins

GOLDSBORO, Aug. 25.-RET-5
Albert Bray Of the 82nd Airborne
Division at Fort Bragg won the
mems single championship of the
Eastern Carolina Tennis Tourna-
ment here Sunday be defeating Leo
Burks Of Greenville 81, 6-2, "a.
Bray, who was a leading player
in Southern California before enter
ing service, was unseeded in the
tournament as was Burks.
In the women's doubles, Cleo
Seymour and Dot Wallace upset
%top-seeded Agnes Hallow and Helen
Bissette in an all-Goldsboro con-
test 81, 10.
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Baseball's Big Sir

RUNS BATTED IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26

thomson. Newhouser. RBI-Lindell.
Newhouser 3; G~reenbere 2: Hutch;rson
Richards, Rizzuto. 2BH-DiMaggjo. Greer,
ntrg, Rizzuto. HR Newhouser. Green
berg. S-Richards. DIP johnson and
~Souchcock; Gordon, Rizzuto and Sou
chock. LOB - Detroit s; New York 9.
BOB-off Gumpert /; Newhouser s.
queen 3. Gettel 2. O-by Gumpert 2:
10. H-off Gumpert 4 in s
innings; Queen 3 in l 1-3; Gettel 1 in !
Is. WP-Newhoustr. B-Queen. LIP
Gumpert. U-Summers, Rue and a
rella. T-2:19. A-42, so8 paid.
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Louis Trains

POMPToN LAKES, N. j. Aug
Is -P- Joe Louis. complete<
his first week of training Sunday
in preparation for the defense o
his title against Tami Mauriellf
at the Yankee Stadium Septem'
Der 10 by boxing n round eacf
with perk Daniels, George Fitch
Teddy Randolph and Elridge Eat
man.
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ABANDONS SWIM

DOVER, England, Aug. 25.-LR
Chilean Jorge Berroeta abandon.
ed his attempt to swim the Eng.
ilsh Channel from France to Eng.
!and tonight d half mile short Of
lovers Shakespeare beach.
6erroeta had been in the water
hours and As minutes when a
strong flood tide forced him to give
up the attempt.
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World Series Plans
Will Be Made Today

CHICAGO, Aug. rs. - W.H -
Plans for the 1916 World Series
will be made here Monday at .
meet1ni to be conducted by
Baseball Commissioner A. B.
Happy Chandler.
League Presidents Ford Frick
and William Harridge will at
tend the session along with rep
resentatives from the pennant
bound Boston Red Sox, the New
York Yankees and the Detroit
Tigers Of the American league,
and the Brooklyn Dodgers, st.
Louis Cardinals and chicago
Cubs Of the National League.
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Legion Baseball

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Aug. rs
P)- This historic coast city took
on a festive atmosphere Sunday as
it made ready for the opening Mon
day night of the national finals in
the American Legion Junior Base
ball championship tournament.
Eager young baseballers repre-
senting sectional winning teams
from Trenton, N. j., Cincinnati,
New Orleans, and Los Angeles, ar
lived Sunday as the city put out
its welcome mat of a series OF
sightseeing tours and a banquet
later Sunday night at which pair
ings were to be made.
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Philadelphia Phillies.
Divide With Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Aug. rs. -(R)-
Philadelphia and Cincinnati split a
twin bill before 10, 1879 here Sunday,
the Reds winning the opener, 10.
as Joe Beggs turned in a four-hit-
ter for his eighth win and the Pills
taking the nightcap, Al, with a
four-run outburst in the eighth.
Winning Philadelphia Pitcher was
20-year-old Lou Possehl, former
semi-pro Highlander from Chica-
60, who allowed only five hits in
seven innings of his first major
game.
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E-seminick. Zientara. RBI - Frey 2,
Zientara. West. Libke, Mueller and Usher.
2BH-Gilbert. Beggs. Corbitt. SB-Hass.
S-Begss. DP-Seminick unassisted; Gill
bert to Mccormick. Frey, Corbitt to
Hass. LOB-Philadelphia 4; Cincinanti 8.
BOB-off Donnelly 2. r. Hughes ;. So
by Donnelly l, T. Hughes /, Begss 2. H
off Donnelly 9 in 4 1-3 innings; off 7.
Hughes 2 in 2 "a; off Karl 2 in /. LIP
Donnelly. U-Magerkurth. Stewart and
Dunn. T-l:37.
(sECoND GAME)
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Mcneil And Guernsey
Score Major Upsets
In National Matches

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, Aug.
Is -U.R- Don McNiel and Frank
Guernsey, a lightly-regarded team
from Orange, N. j., Sunday scored
a major upset in advancing to the
final round Of the 65th Annual Ma
tional Doubles Championship by
crushing two-time former ~titlists
Jack Kramer of Los Angeles and
Ted Schroeder Of Glendale, Cal,
IS, 6-3, 60.
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Brunswick Travellers Win
Over Bladenboro, 5 To

The Brunswick Travellers defeat.
Cd the Bladenboro Spinners, 5 to
l at Bladenboro Saturday after
noon.
Frank Gault and Dan. Williams
hurled for the Columbus County
nine and gave up five hits.
Red White. with 3 for 5 and
Joe Russ with 2 for 4 led the
Brunswick batters. John Ham,
mond's 3 tor 4 was best for the
Spinners.
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Gridiron Glimpses

from coast to coast are expect.
ed to answer the football call Mon.
day as Notre Dame starts prepra-
ton for its 58th season. Coach
Frank Leahy will be starting his
fourth season with the Irish, a span
which was interrupted late in 194s
when he Joined the Navy. From
1941 through 1913 his teams won
"a games, lost three and tied
three.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
LEAGUE
RACE AGAIN TIED
|,,n, Capture Opener, :
|Tn2. But Lose Nightcap
Tito AT St. Louis

LOUIS. Aug. rs R The
u; .,rn Dodgers and the St. Louis
sio.h .sls, tied for first place ir
,sctjc national league pennan1
tnrght to a standoff in a
pee s.tsader Sunday before 80, 634
fans at Sportsman's Park.
l.s cards overwhelmed the
nv 4, a 10 8 in the nightcap,
, S.s # the end of the eighth be-
'-sa II darkness, after Leo Ru-
s'J w. Buns won a 3 to 2 deci-
s 'a'i II The opener of their i'm
w. you ,.,nt fou--game series.
r,okje Lsvagetto's one-run single
' ss ninth inning decided the
r.. came. In the nightcap the
e..issls held a 100 advantage
I.;.s into The seventh frame but
H. yum badgers threw a first-rate scare
,, Them by staging a pair Of four
IN uprisings in the next two
Games.
,ootboaw Al Brazle, who got
...sit for the victory, had BANKED
II. Bums Oh one hit the first SIX
Inns but was relieved in the
I ,,,-sf after yielding four ~safeties
fs,"djns a three-run double by
Fpttslder Dixie Walker
Ten Pitchers Used
nn-ocher paraded ten pitchers
!. ~. mound, six of them in the
|ri,d njghteap during which Stan
Ey,,I, converted Cards first base,
han, paced the Red Bras lo-hl'
ft,ck with four blows.
unsisl. the leading National lea
IT, b,tsman in almost every Of
s,ivs department except home
[s.s 't mt four blows, including a
E VI He also contributed a hon.
| sis 12tb of the year, in the open
c,orse Munger, former Army
|tIsnant who returned to the Heo
Erds only a few days ago, faced
IT, th-ee batters in the eighth
r,irs and walked in two runs.
FIRST GAME)
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VA. TECH

BLACKBURN, Va, Aug. Is. -
~ Plans have been completed.
and all is in readiness for the be-
ginning of this - the fifty-third -
season of varsity football at Vir-
ginia Tech at 9 a. m. Monday
Head coach Jimmy Kits, the trans
planted Texan who is beginning his
second season at the helm of Tech
football destinies, will be greeted
by approximately IS candidates for
the 1916 gobbler gridiron machine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
MONTREAL WINS

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. IS
P-The Montreal Royals clinched
their second straight international
League pennant here Sunday, win
ming the nightcap of a double bill,
40, after the Red Wings took the
12-inning opener, 80.
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|POP" WINS TROPHY

BALTIMORE, Aug. rs. ~
Jack Pop" Cooper, of Kansas
City, Mo-, at rs the oldest active
cupboard raj driver in the country
took first and second In successive
heats to win the Glenn L. Martin
Perpetual Trophy here Sunday in
the final day Of the Baltimore
Yacht Clubs Eighth Annual Re-
gatta.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26

Runs batted in - Kukulka, Au-
man 2, Powell 2, Woodward, Dan
iels. Two base hits - Kukulka.
Butcher, Nesselrode, Woodward,
Daniels. Left on bases - Smith
field 8; Sanford IA. Bases on balls
-off:-Gay 4; Auman 2. Errors
Daniels 2, Quinn, Messing. Struck
out, by - Gay 2; Amman S. Um-
pires - Cullen and NorriSs. Time
of game - 1:55.
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SANFORD DEFEATS
SMITHFlELD, 4T03
Howard Amman Marks Tn
21st Victory As He AL
lows Seven Hits

SANFORD, Aug. Is. - Howard
Amman chalked up his 21st victory
here Sunday afternoon as The San
ford Spinners defeated the Smith
field Leafs, 4 to 3.
The Leafs opened the scoring in
the first inning when one marker
pushed across. They added two
more in the eighth. Sanford scored
two in the second and added q
couple more in the fifth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
RICHMOND
Va, Aug. rs. =

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. rs. ~
- A taste of much heavier work
is scheduled for the University Of
Richmond football team which
opens its second week Of practice
Monday. The Spiders of head
coach Johnny Fenlon engaged in
a light scrimmage Saturday, when
four different backfield combina-
tons drilled on pass plays with
six quarterbacks alternating at
pitching forward passes.
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AND larry

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Aug. Is
-P- The William and Mary foot
ball squad will don heavy equip
ment Monday as head coach R.
N. (Ruge) McCray's Indians jump
into their second week of practice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26

E-Higgins. RBI-Jordan, Doerr 2. 2BH
York. HR-Jordan, Doerr 2. DP-Kelt-
ner to Mack to Fleming; Boudreau to
Mack to Fleming. LOB-cleveland 6,
Boston 5. BoB-off Embree 3, off Fer
rlss l. SO-by Embree /; by Ferriss ;.
Hubbard. Weafer and Passarella. T.
1913. A-31,o00 (estimated).
(SECOND GAME)
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E-Dillinger 2, Christman. RBI-Hitch-
cock, Laabs 2, Mancuso, Stevens, Robert
son, Lewis, Wynn. 2BH-Laabs. sBH -
M%ancuso, Robertson. DIP Berardino,
Christman and Stevens; Zarilla, Berar-
dino and Stevens. LOB-St. Louis IL;
Washington 7. ~BOB-Shirley 4; Candini !;
Ferens /. SO - Shirley /; Haefner 2;
Pieretti /; Ferens 1; Candini 2. H-oft
Shirley s in 9; Ferens 3 in 2 none out
in 18TH; off Haefner 8 in s; Pieretti 0
in 2; Candini 8 in 4. HBP-by Haefner
(Christman). W~P-Candini. LP-Ferens.
U-Berry, Jones and Grieve. T-2:2s. A
-10,225.
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QUAKERS

GUILFORD, COLLEGE, Aug. rs.
-(P)- A few of the 1916 football
Quakers were already at home for
the season Sunday night, arrang.
ing their families in the new pre-
fabricated houses here. Bright and
early Monday morning coach Doc
Newton will start issuing equip
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
WOLFPACK
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. Is.

RALEIGH, N. C., Aug. 70. IF,
- N. c. States Wolfpack suffered
its first serious injury of the foot.
ball practice season when it was
reported Sunday that Tom Gould
of Raleigh, suffered a broken leg
in yesterdays scrimmage. The
break was of the small bone of the
leg and was expected to keep
Gould out of the game for nearly
two months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
Legion Stadium To Be Scene
Of Tilt With Angier-Fuquay
Sunday Contest Rained Out; Andrews, Edens
Or Brooks To Get Mound Call Tonight;
Pirates Have Eleven More Games

The heavy rainfall caused the postponement Of the
Sunday game between the Wilmington Pirates and the
Angier-Fuquay Colts. The Pirates return to Legion
Stadium tonight to tangle with the Colts at 7:45 under the
giant arcs.
Bert Kite, Pirate business manager, said last night that
he was not sure what pitcher manager Gus Brittian will send
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
Chicago White Sox Split
With Philadelphia As

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-(P-
After winning the opening game
of a doubleheader 4 to 2, the Chi
cago White Sox bowed to the
Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 5 in the
nightcap Sunday before Is, 1873 paid
fans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26

~ otily ooI
,,Auiial ! Heiser. ~Lavagetto. Reese. RIB
kurowski 3. Marion, Rice =,
.tFson, s,. walker a.. Schoenitnst. An
saghfer, Adams. Reese. Obi
8. Muf,al F. Walker, Rice. sB-
'.snst and s,sler' Kurowski. DIP: Sheen
! Louis Muslal. LOB-Brooklyn 10,
6 bos-Hatten /. Herring /,
firing 20 Munger 2. Wilks 3. So
'>ot nrazle 4, Barney /, Wilks /.
| .trsN: Nm Z in 0 innings none out
Head iflhe . in 5 1-3: Barney l in
in sb,. N !; McLish l in 0 none
-; viii, casey 2 in / Brazle S in
/ IN "a; Munger 0 in 1-3;
WI N - WP-Herrins. Ped
(aNsIi. E.,M1bfszle. LP-Hatten. u
E 3hhne, Hallanfant and Bar
'''' A-s',ea4 paid.
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L-Blattner. Gordon. Cooper. RBI -
cavsrretta, Biattner 2. Watkins. Obj
Cavarretta, Rosen. Young, Ostrow,ki.
Marshall. sBH-Borowy. HR - Blattner.
sB-Pafko. LoB-New York S; Chicago
II. BoB-Koslo 3. So-Koslo /; Borowy
:. PB-cooper. u - Barr, Conyan and
Soggess. tt SO. A-37,0 s8.
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Hank Borowy Stars As
Cubs Win Over Giants

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-P)-Hank
Borowy pitched and batted the
Cubs to a 3 to 2 victory over the
New York Giants Sunday, allow
ing seven hits and topping off the
performance with a ninth inning
triple which produced the win
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Boston Braves Wallop
Pittsburgh BUGS Twice

PITTSBURGH. Aug. Is -R-
Boston continued its mastry over
the Pittsburgh Pirates Sunday,
taking both ends of a twin bill
by score of 7 to 5 and 10 to 5. A
crowd Of 20, 049 saw the Pirates abb
sorb the double licking.
Boston has now won II out of
Is games with the Buccos this
year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26
WASHINGTON RALLIES
TO TAKE IL INNING
BATTLE FROM BROWNS

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is -(R-
Washington rallied for two runs
in the ninth inning, then pushed
across the winning run in the
twelfth on Sherry Robinson's
triple and pinch = hitter early
Wynn's single to defeat the St
Louis Browns, 5-4, here Sunday.
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w AND l.

LEXINGTON, Va, Aug. Is: Up
- The 1T" formation and the first
general football squad since 1912
will make their bow in Lexington
Monday when head coach Arthur
Pappy) Lewis calls the Washing
ton and Lee University grid pros
poets together for the 1916 season.
A squad Of 50-plus will report, and
coach Lewis has labeled his pros
poets as IAN invisible quantity and
incalculable quality"
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WOMEN,S

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 25.-(P)
Forty of the nations leading
amateur and professional Women
golfers went through final practice
rounds Sunday in preparation for
the first Is holes of qualifying
rounds Monday of the $500 first
National Women's Open Golf
Tnurnamen
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v. M. I,

LEXINGTON, Va, Aug. IS. -Ho
= Plenty of scrimmage probably
will be the order of the week dur
ing the coming six days as head
coach Allison Pooley) Hubert
puts his Virginia Military Institute
Keydets through their second week
of preseason football drills.
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E-none. RBI-Holmes 2, Litwhiler 2,
Ryan. Fletchtr, Lopez, Rowell ., Kiner,
Mast. 2BH-Russell, Handley, Cuer, Her
man. Rowel. HR-Litwhiler, Russell. Kim
er. S-Homes. DP-Masi to Cutler. LOB
Boston 8, Pittsburgh 7. BOB-off Gables
2, off Sewell l, off Wright /. SO-hy
Wright, by r. Barrett 1, by Gables 2. II
off ostermueller S in 2-3 innings; off
Gables 7 in 8 l-3 innings; r. Barrttt l in
2-3 innings; off Wright II in 7 1-3 in
nings; Sewel none in l inning; Ger
heauser 2 in l inning. WP-Wright. LIP
-Ostermueller. U-Jorda, Rearden and
Goetz. list,
(SECOND GAME)
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STOCK A RACE

READING, Pa, Aug. rs. -P-
Glenn Dunaway, Charlotte, N. C.
drove his 1899 coupe to victor,
Sunday in the $50 : lap Nationa
Championship Stock car race ovel
the Reading Fair Grounds half
mile oval in IS minutes, 25.7;
seconds.
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Pirates Play Here Tonight
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit Z; New York 2.
Boston 2-13, Cleveland 1-6.
Chicago As, Philadelphia 2-6.
Washington 5, st. Louis 4.
TODAY'S. GAMES
Detroit at New Y~ork-Trucks t14-S) VS..
Chandler O6-D.
Cleveland at Boston-Gromek (4-12) VS..
Hughson u3-10).
Chicago at Philadelphia-Rigney G-5>
Orhamntr (2-6) VS.. Fowler (a-14).
St. Louis at Washington -tnight)-
Muncrief (3-10) VS.. Wynn az.
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E-none. RBI-Galan, Musial, H. Walk
: F%urillo, Lavagetto. 2BH-Furillo 2.
Walker, Slaughter. HR-Musia1. S -
Schultz, DP-Pollet, Marion and
llsisl, LoB-Brooklyn 7, St. Louis 8.
oB-Branca 4. Pollet 3. SO-Branca 4,
oAet s. lombard 1. Behrman /, Gregg /.
OFT Branca 6 in 5 1-3 innings; Lom-
sdl 2 In ! %; Behrman 0 in l; Gregg
ID l. B-Branca. WP-Behrman. U -
sfllek, Plnelli, Henline and B~allanfant.
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ToBACCO STATE LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Sanford 4. Smithfield 3.
WILMINGTON at Angler : Fuquay
(R" ined QUIT.
Clinton at Dunn-Erwin (Rained out).
TODAY'S GAMES
Angier-Fuquay at Wilmington
Sanford at Smithfield.
Dunn-ErWin at Clinton.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 3-8. St. Louis ALA.
Chicago 3, New York 2.
Cincinnati I'll. Philadelphia o..
Boston ITO, Pittsburgh SIS.
ToDAY'S GAMES
New York at Chicago-Kennedy CD
VS.. Wyse Q2-9).
Brooklyn at st. Louis-(night)-Melton
(3-2) VS.. Dickson Q1-4).
Boston at Pittsburgh-Niggeling (1-4,
VS.. Heintzelman (7-10).
Philadelphia at Observation-Disclosures
Mauney t3-3l VS.. Blackwell (6-10).
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A steel ship is actually lighter
than a wooden ship of the same
dimensions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-26

More than $50 billion packages
OF cigarettes were produced in the
United States last year.
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H z
BOSTON --- oos o2o oa2-l0 IS 3
PITTSBURGH 100 2o1 0l0- 10 2
Batteries: Boston-Johnson, Saphn and
Padgett, Mast; Pittsburgh - Strincvich,
Hallett and Baker.
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Batteries: Philadelphia - Rossehl and
Seminick. Cincinanti - Gumbert, Black
well and Lamanno.
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NOTRE DAME

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 25. -
P)E Upwards Of rs candidates
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E-Majeski. RBI-Trosky, Holloway.
Tucker 2; Grimes, Suder. 2BH-Tucker,
Holloway. Handiey, Grimes. suder. S
Rosar. DP-Grimes to McQuinn to Suder;
McQuinn to Suder to McQuinn. LOB -
Chicago 9; Philadelphia 9. BOB-Savage 2
Lopat 3, Christopher 2, Knerr 2. S =
Christopher, 2, Lopat a H-off Savage =
in 3 80 innings, Christopher l in q -;
Knerr 0 in l.. HBP-by Savage mich
aels); by Knerr (Tucker). PB-Hayes. II
Savage. U-Boyer, Rommel n Mckin-
ley. T-2:10.
SECOND GAME)
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r II E
CLEVELAND 49, ITO 200 10l- 6 Is
bosom -------- $50 COL 03x-13 10
Batttries: Observation-Disclosures, Berry,
Gassaway and Hegan; Boston-Dodson.
Johnson and Partee.
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Batteries: Chicago-Haynes,. HOLMES
worth and fresh; Philadelphla-Marchi-
don and DeSaultels.