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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

jejo ma amerisko drzavljanstvo,
izjavlja Makiedo, Sc prizadeti
MISC nikdar odpovedali jugoslo-
vanskemu drzavljanstvu. Make
dova izjava pravi dale, da je
Jugoslavija slej ko pref vestno
respektirala pravice in privile-
gije ameriskih drzavljanov in
da je obtozba 0 obstoju suzenj-
skin taborisc v Jugoslaviji ne
resnicna.
Drzavljanstvo drzanih oseb
vecji del sporno
Kakor je izjavil predstavnik
drzavnega departmental, Sc pri-
drzane osebe nahajajo ze mno-
60 let v Jugoslaviji. Nekateri
so bill rojeni v Zedinjenih dr.
zavah, medtem ko so drugi po-
stall ameriskimi drzavljani po-
tom naturalizacije, dasiravno
njih natancni status nj znan in
SO nekateri izmed njih utegnili
izgubiti amerisko drzavljanstvo.
Med vojno SO Sc nekateri ma
hajali "a nemskimi linijami, to-
da nj znano, a ko so sluzili v
ameriski armadi, pravi ameriski
drzavni department. Ako so BIZ
Ii v enaki armadi, Sc bo njih
amerisko drzavljanstvo avtoma-
ticno preklicalo, je rekel zastop-
mix drzavnega departmental.
O nekaterih Sc sodi, da imajo
dvojno drzavljanstvo.
Kaj pravi zadnja
amerislka protestna nota
v noti, katero je vceraj izro-
Gil juglslovanski vladi aneriski
Dale ma 4. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Byrnes pravi, da ga napetost
med Anneriko in Rusiijo vzlemirjja
POSLOPJE "a ZDRUzENE
NARODE PRENOVLJENO

NEW YORK, 18. okt.-Staro
newyorsko poslopje, XII je sluzi-
10 ga svetovno razstavo, je bilo
popolnoma prenovljeno, kar je
stalo mad diva milijona dolarjev
in je bilo danes izroceno Zdruze-
MIN narodom "a njih glavni
stan.
zupan William O'Dwyer je pri
ceremonijah oddal pozla { e n
kljuc cd tega poslopja tajniku
Zdruzenih narodov Trygen Lie,
kar pomeni, da je poslopje odda-
no Zdruzenim narodom, kjer sc
bodo prihodnjo sredo sesli k "a
sedanju.
V eni predsobi Sc nahaja 80
cevljev dolga bara, kjer bodo 60
stom postregli vsemi pijacami,
XII Sc jih izdeluje v tistih deze-
lah, XII sodelujejo v organizaciji
Zdruzenih narodov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
JAVNA DELA v
AVSTRALIJI

NEW YORK, 13. oktobra. -
(O.N.A.) - Australasia radio
poroca, da nameravajo avstral-
ske oblasti prezidati in moder-
nizirati pristanisce mesta Sid
ney. Vsota predvidevana v to
svrho presega 5000, 900 funtov.
Delo pri prezidavi 20 pomolov
Sc je re zacelo. Dale polagajo
tudi ze temelje "a novo avtomo-
bilsko cesto. Delo bo trajalo vec
let in DO nudilo zaposlenja We
likemu stevilu delavcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
V prepiru je
ustrelil prijatelja

Nose Guerry, star 26 let, 1867
E. 40 St., je vceraj zvecer v ne
KEN prepiru pusko ustrelil
Fred Daniela, starega 80 let,
2380 E. II St. Morilec je dejal,
da je incl prepir z Danielom in
ko sta Sc po voznji avtomobi-
lom ustavila, je oddal IL strelov
v Guerryja, cd katerih ga je S
sedmimi zadel v zelodec, prsa in
drugod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Kr0gla oddana ma avtO, ubila slovenskega
mladenica Euclidu; mljenec prijet

da bi mu pokazsl revolver. Mia
denic mu je povedal, kaksne W.
ste je, nakar je orozje vrgel ma
tia. ~
Sustarsic ga je pobral, pregle-
dal in izstrelil ostale krogle v
tia, nato pa je orozje mladeniGu
vrnil, ko ga je isti zahteval ma
zaj, rekoc, da ina v zepu Sc As
kaliber revolver.
Identiteto osumljenca so de-
tektivi zvedeli cd gostov v 60
stilni, in so prisli takoj "a MIN
ma njegov dom ma Shawnee Ave.
Ma njih vprasanja je odgovoril,
da je bill proved pijan, da bi POM
nil, kaj Sc je zgodilo. Policija ga
je pridrzala v svrho nadaljnega
izprasevanja, ko bodo fakti
predlozeni danes zjutraj prose-
kutorju.
Oba mladenica, ubiti in oni,
XII je oddal usodni strel, sta bila
zaposlena pri Thompson Air
craft Products Co. 80 i
Ubiti mladenic zapusca mater
Ammo, rojeno Palese, XII je udo-
va cd leta 1887, in 14-letno Sc
stro Dorothy. Odkar je gradui-
raj il Euclid Central High Sole
iv 1913 letu, je delal in pomagal
vzdrzevati mater in sestro. Sc
stra Ruth, stara osem let, je bila
leta 1885 ubita, ko jo ie zadel
avto.
Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v sredo zju-
Itraj oh 8:15 uri il Svetkovega
lpogrebnega zavoda, 478 e. 152
ISt. v cerkev sv. Kristine in nato
ma pokopalisce sv. Pavla v Eu-
lclidu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

v notah, katere so Zed. drza-'
We poslale Jugoslaviji v juliju
in avgustu, je bila izreeena pri-
tozba, da so sc nekatere osebe,
katere Sc nahajajo v koncen-
tracijskih taborih, drzale pod
razmerami, katere Zed. drzave
smatrajo "a "suzenjsko delo."
Receno je bio tudi, da so bile
nekatere izmed teh oseb posla-
ne v Rusijo.
Vecina oseb, XII Sc jih drzi,
so nemskega porekla
v odgovoru ma prejsnje note
je jugoslovanska vlada zavrnila
ameriske trditve z izjavo, da
pritozbe izvirajo il nepopolnih
in neresnicnih informacij
Medtem ko Sc glasom ame-
riske razlage proti onim, kate
re Sc drzi v Jugoslaviji, nj mix
dar naperilo specificnih obtozb,
pa Sc trdi, da je vecina cd njih
med vojno kolaborirala Mem
eli in da so to predvsem ljudje
nemskega porekla.
Odpravnik poslov ma jugoslo-
vanski ambasadi Sergej Make
do je danes kategoricno zanikal
celotno obtozbo ameriske Wade.
Podal je izjavo, v kateri je re-
ceno, da Jugoslavija drzi no.
900 oseb nemskega porekla in
da so osebe, ki Sc nahajajo v
taboriscih, spadale k nemske-
mu ''Kulturbundu'' v Jugoslavi-
j, in da je med temi mnogo ta-
kin, ki 80 med vojno vstopili v
nemSko armada ali postal clani
Gestapa.
v nekaterih primerih, v ka-
terih @ prizadete osebe sklicu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

Zgodaj vceraj zjutraj je 20
letni Arthur Kinkopf, stanujoc
ma 2O631 Collier Ave., zapustil
neko gostilno ma 882 E. 200 St.
v druzbi svojega bratranca Ed
warda Kinkopf, starega 10 let,
il 2O96O Miller Ave. in treh de-
klet, tko Sc Jim je priblizal neki
drugi 2O-letni mladanic in po-
zval Edwarda, da Sc maj Z MIN
vrne v gostilno in mu pomaga
pretepsti nekega moskega. Ed
ward mu je odgovoril, da Sc ne
mara z nikomur pretepati in po-
gnal avto naprej. Tedaj je novo-
doslec potegnil revolver IL zepa
in oddal strel proti avtu. =
Price tragedije trdijo, da strel
nj bill naperjen dolocno proti ko-
mu, pac pa je bill oddan tjaven-
dan in oni v avtu MISC niti raz-
locno slisali strela. Emo izmed
deklet je opazilo, da je Arthur
izgledal kot da je ranjen, nakar
SO ga natansno pregledali in pro-
najdli, da je bill zadet v ozadje
glave. Dvoje izmed deklet je ma
to izstopilo IL avta in Edward je
bratranca odpeljal v Emergency
Clinic bolnisnico, kjer je Gez tri
ure umrl. Il
Osumljenec prijet
Pozvana policija je izjavila,
da je bilo vec MOI, XII so stall
pred gostilno, prica streljanju,
Eden izmed pric, Anton Sustar-
sic. star % let, stanujoc ma
|21051 Recher Ave-, ki je Y vojni
ma Nemskem zgubil desno no
go, je povedal policiji, da je mia
| ldenica, ii je oddal strei, vprasal,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

Chicago. - Zadnjo soboto je
zboroval glavni (sirsi) odbor
SANSa v Slovenskem delav-
skem centru. Glavni zakljucek
seje je bill, da Sc vrsi prihodnja
konvencija SANSa prihodnjo
pomlad v Clevelandu. Konven-
CHA Sc bo pricela 80. maja in
DO trajala tri dni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Nova elektrarna

Elmer l.. Lindseth, predsed-
mix Cleveland Electric Illumi-
mating Co., je naznanil, da bo
druzba zgradila v juznozapad-
mem delu Clevelanda dodatno
elektrarno, XII DO stala $780,
600. Nova elektrarna sc DO ma
hajala ma w. 13O St. in Hummel
Rd. ter bo izgotovljena do pri-
hodnjega poletja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
ZGUBILO SE JE
ZAPESTNO URO

Zgubilo Sc je zensko zapest-
no uro cd E. 68 St. do Norwood
gledalisca. Posten najditelj je
prosen, da jo proti nagradi vr-
ne ma 68O2 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Izjavil je v ocividnem odgovoru
ma Wallace-ovo kritiko, da je ameriska
politika "odlocna,' ne pa ''trda"

govoru, katerega je incl drzavni tajnik Byrnes
petek zvecer je po radiu poroca del ameriske dele
gaelic mirovni konerenci Parizu ter med drugim
zjav da ga vznemrja narascaoca napetost med Amerko
in Ruso toda je zankal msel da je vojna neizogibna
Drzavni tank e ocvidno odgovaral bvsemu trgovnske
tajniku Waaceu ko je rekel da amerska poltika
pram Rus nj niti trda nit mehka, tennvec "odocna'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
VAZNO "a MLADINSKI

Starse otrok pri Mad. pew.
zboru SID ma Waterloo Rd. Sc
opozarja, da maj gotovo poslje-
jo svoje otroke k vajam jutri
popoldne oh 5. uri; ker je nuj-
no vazno in potrebno, da so vsi
navzoci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Nou grob


JOHN TOMATO ~.'.~.
Danes zjutroj okrog 4:3O ure
je po daljsi bolezni unirl splos-
no poznani John Tomato, XII je
vodil grocerijsko trgovino ,dal-
60 vrsto let ma 1881 Grove
wood Ave. Podrobnosti bodo po-
dane jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Kontroverza glede suzzenj-
skega dela'' v JugoslaviiJii
Jugoslavija zanikuje obtozbo Zed.
draw; pravi, da so bill prizadeti
vecji del Nemci, XII so bill Hitlerjeva
peta kolona v Jugoslaviji

WASHINGTON, 10. oktobra-Zed drzave so poslale
ugosovansk vad noto, kateri trdi da Jugosa-
viii nahaja 165 oseb XII imajo pravco sklcevati ma
amerisko drzavljansvo aborscih pristine delo da
je defintvno znano da sta dve zrned teh oseb teh
taboriscih umrli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

v bistvu je Byrnes izjavil, da
Zediniene drzave odslej naprej
ne bodo vec popuscale napram
Sovjetski uniji.
"Od postdamske konference,
XII Sc je vrsila v zacetku sedanje
administracije," je dejal Byrnes,
"sva predsednik Truman in JAZZ
delala "a sporazumnost S soviet
sko vlado in bova v tenn smislu
nadaljevala.
"Sporazum med dvema drza-
wanna je lahak, ako je ena pri vo-
Iii pristati ma vse zahteve. Zedi-
meme drzave MISC voljne tega.
Tega ne zahtevajo tudi cd niko-
gar drugega.
"Vsak sporazum zahteva IL
ravnanje razlik in ne podajo enc
drzave pred arbitraricno voljo
druge drzave."
Iznova izraza upanje, da bo
Jugoslavija pOdpisala
Byrnes je svojem govoru
zagovarjal zadrzanje ameriske
delegacije glede trzaskega vpra-
sanja in iznova izrazil upanje,
da DO Jugoslavija podpisala ita-
lijansko mirovno pogodbo, ako-
ravno je Jugoslavija v Parizu
ponovno izjavila, da tega ne bo
storila, dokler Sc tega vprasa-
MIA ne resi- ma nacin, XII ga ona
smatra "a pravicnega.
Drzavni tajnik je tudi izrazil
upanje, da bo konferenca sveta
zunanjih ministrov v stanju maj
tt resitev "a vprasanje svobod-
ne plovbe ma Donavi ma temelju
priporocil, katere so podale ma
konferenci Zedinjene drzave:
"V demokraticnem svetu mo-
rajo drzavniki deliti z ljudstvom
svoje preizkusnje, kakor tudi
svoje triumfe," je rekel Byrnes.
"Bolje je, da je> svet prica idej-
nim spopadom, kakor pa da bi
prislo do spopadov z orozjem.
Ako hocemo, da bo mir trajen,
mora biti mir ljudski."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21

Ma otvoritvenem shodu Community Chest Ceve-
landu Xxi e vrsl pros pondeek e bill glavni govornk
gov Frank Lausche XII kandidat ponovno zvolitev
Aperal e ma Clevelandcane da velkodusno prispevao
da Cleveland Sc nadae ohran svoe me kot mesto XII
zaveda svoih socalnh odgovornosti Kampana "a Com
munity Chest Sc DO zakjuca cetrtek
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
Mexican Baseball Fight
Moves Into Legal Arena

NEW YORK, May 6-W.H-Ma-
jor league club owners regarded
Yankee President Larry Mac
Phail's court action against the
Mexican Baseball league with "a
tongue-in-cheek attitude Monday,
silently pulling for him but out
wardly unconcerned.
The Yankees fiery, red-thatched
boss seeks injunctions against
Jorge Pasquel, Mexican loop presl-
dent, and five alleged associates
Tuesday in special sessions OF the
State Supreme court in an at
tempt to block their raids on the
local bombers.
President William BensWanger
of the Pirates, although n OF the
few club heads to comment, seem
ed to express the general attitude
of the big leagues where ne SAID
at Pittsburgh that we've had no
occasion to join MacPhairs action
in restraining the Mexican league
hut if we did have a reason ! think
we would"
He was the third man to move
into the Yankees camp since
Branch Hickey OF the Dodgers and
Horace Stoneham of the Giants,
the two clubs which have been mt
the hardest by the "Pancho Villa
raids of the Pasquels,~ reportedly
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
"Blooper-BaH" Pitcher
Facing Long Rest Cure

definitely and I don't know when
he'll be able to pitch again. It's
too early to tell"
DR.. Wagner described Sewell's
ailment as toxic meningitis"
But said it wasn't true menin-
gifts" although it might be the
result of infection. He said the
ailment was "along the order of
a heat stroke" and could have
been caused by over-exertion or
fatigue. Il
Sewell, who fathered the famed
'tB1ooper Pitch''-a bail that sails
high in the air and sails lazily
plate-ward, collapsed in the lock-
GROOM shortly after he vas re-
lieved by a relief pitcher in the
ninth inning of a game Pittsburgh
won "a from Brooklyn. He watch
ed briefly as the game proceeded
into extra innings and then headed
for the clubhouse. In the locker
room, Property Man George Ash
ton thought the six foot, one-inch
ALBANIAN was pretending to be i'll
when he staggered about. But Sc
we'll plunged to the floor, cutting
his cheek against a steel locker
he fell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07

are strong for the legal action.
"At the moment we're not plan
ming to join MacPhail or any other
club official in seeking any such
restraining order since our club
has not been bothered by the
Mexican league" General Man
ager Warren Giles of the Cincin-
natl Reds said, indicating that if
the lucre-loaded Latins ever picked
on his club he would become a
MacPhail man.
General Manager Herb Pennock
of the Philadelphia Phils said ne
believed organized baseball should
make no attempt to combat the
Pasqurels by united action but
rather each club should meet the
problem in the best way possible.
The two st. Louis Magnates, Sam
Breadon of the Cardinals and Bill
Dewitt of the Browns, had no com
ment, waiting to see what luck
the Yankees president would have
in court.
MacPhail obtained a restraining
order from Justice Benjamin F..
Schneider of the Supreme Court,
e~njoining six men from inducing
or attempting to induce any play
ers to repudiate their signed Yam
kee contracts or to play in the
Mexican league.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
State Wolfpack
Beats Tar Heels, Al

CHAPEL HILL, May 6-(P-N.
C. State reinforced its hold on first
place in the Big Four baseball
race here, Monday by tripping
North Carolina, 4 to / behind the
talented hurting Of Curt Ramsey.
A crowd of $500 saw State race
up it's fifth big four victory in six
starts.
State collected eight safe
ties from Monk Whitehart. the
Tar Heel pitcher, scoring in the
first, second, third and fifth IN
nings. Carolina also collected eight
hits off Ramsey, but we're able to
score only in the second off John
Gregory's triple and Harry Bea-
sons single. Carolina had men
left on bases in every inning.
Ramsey, in hurting the Wolf
pack victory, struck out IL while
Whiteheart was tanning seven.
Don Gardner and Jim Wilson col
lected two hits each for the win
ners while Beason's three singles
paced the Carolina batting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
Wilmington Pirates Open Season Today
Cats Play Fayetteville
In Road Contest Today

New Hanover High schools base
ball team given a rough treatment
at the hands. of the weatherman
the past week will face a double
load this week when they play
Fayetteville this afternoon and
Wilson Saturday in games away
from home.
The Cats, taking first things first,
r aiming for the Bulldog en-
counter this afternoon. Leon Brog-
den, head coach of the Wildcats,
will probably start strong-armed
Herman Wick although he may
save him and spring Ken Rogers,
the boy VITO hurled a one-hitter
against Goldsboro his last time
out.
While the Cats are facing their
double-trouble, the thinclads of the
MINIS track team will also have a
big week. On Friday, Coach Leo
Harkins will take his charges to
Chapel Hill for the State High
school track meet.
After the Fayetteville encounter,
Brogden will bring his charges
back to Wilmington and ready them
for their clash with Wilson'S Cy-
clones at Wilson Saturday after
noon.
Both ball games will be return
affairs, the Brogdenmen beating
the Cyclones and the Bulldogs in
the first time around the circuit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07

PITTSBURGH. May CLIP
rip Sewell. the Pittsburgh
Pirates star pitcher who suffered
what his physician called "a pseudo
stroke yesterday, was much i'm
proved Monday but resigned to a
longish rest period before he takes
the mound again.
Dr.. ]. Huber Wagner, who ac-
companied Sewell 10 St. Francis
hospital after the. 38-year-old hurler
collapsed in the Pirate clubhouse,
said the pitchers illness wasn't
as serious as first thought. Asked
If sewelI's pitching career would
be hampered, the physician re-
Piled:
Il think that when Sewell re-
covers from this, he'll be back in
the game. We want him to rest in
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
Skip Alexander Wins
Southern Pines Open

SOUTHERN PINES, May 6-P)
Stewart (Skip) Alexander former
Durham amateur golfer now play
ing for pay out of Lexington, Mon
day captured the Cardinals Open
Golf championship with a score of
287.
He scored rounds of 70-73 in the
Journeys final day over the 6.451
par u Mid Pines club course to
go with yesterdays midway total
of IA.
Four strokes back of the winner.
in second place was Richard D.
Chapman of Pinehurst, who led
going into the final rounds. Chap
man today carded a 1877 to go
with his 141 Of yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
MAS0NB0R0 PLAYS
BLADENB0R0 HERE
Ramblers Take On Spinners
AT Stadium Tonight
At 8

Masonboro's Ramblers will meet
the Bladenboro Spinners at the
American Legion stadium tonight
in a game starting at 8 p. m.
The contest is an attempt by
Frank Manor's team to play a
game that was rained out Saturday
and the contest will be a regular
game of the Eastern league sche-
dule.
Bladenboro's Pitcher, Bledsoe
claims the Carolina strikeout rec
ord of % in one game.
I, Probable starting lineup for the
Ramblers will have Coughton at
first, Rowan at second, Poteat at
shortstop, Paxton at third, Todd
in left field, Wallace in center
Farrow in right, George catching
and Horne pitching.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Two one-sided runways for the
first place Firemen and third
ranking City Optical teams fea-
tured last nights doubleheader
under Robert Strange Parks arcs,
as the Firefighters blasted Sunshine
Laundry 10 to 4, and the Eyemen
crushed Spofford Mills by a IA to
3 margin.
A run-scoring duel between W.
A. Brown of the Laundry club and
Jimmy Casteen of the Firemen for
the leadership in the league found
Casteen getting n up on the
shifty Sunshine catcher, scoring
three runs to Browns two. This
gives Casteen eight runs for the
season tn "'Winnie's'' seven.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07

Errors-Stephens. Runs batted in -
Stephens 2, Christman. Judnick. Grace,
DiMaggio. Williams 3. Doerr 2. Two base
hits - Christman. Williams ., Doerr.
Home run Stephens. Sacrifice - Pei
lagrini. Double plays - Christman to
Be%rnardino to Stephens; Pellagrini to
Doerr to York; Ferriss to Pesky to Doerr
to York. Left on bases st. Louis 7,
Boston 10. Bases on balls cff-Milnar 3,
off Ferriss 4. ~Strikeouts-by Galehouse l,
by Ferriss 3. Hits-off Galehouse II in
four nom out in 5th) off Shirley 1 in l
inning; off Milnar 2 in 3 innings. Losing
Observation-Disclosures. Umpires - Jones
Rommel and Boyer. Time-2:02. Atten-
dance-23, 900 (estimated).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
WHITE S0X TRIP
YANKEES, TO |
Thornton Lee, Pitches, Hits
To Lead Pale Hose
In Victory

NEW YORK, May 6-P)-Lefty
Thornton Lee snapped the New
York Yankees five-game winning
streak with an eight-hitter and
singled home both runs in Chi
cago's 81 triumph. :,
Lees hot grounder past Second
Joe Gordon for a single
scored both Ralph Hodgin; who
had singled and Dario Lodlgianl
who had been hit by a pltcheo
ball in the second frame.
49, AMERICAN AT NEW YORK
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07

his choice of either Bill Craddock.
knuckle-ball specialist or Arthur
Foster, a stocky Highlander from
Boston.
The BUGS last night received help
in their weakest department when
Pitcher George Brooks, Jr., linked
a contract with the Steffano-Pol-
lock combine.
Brooks, a Highlander, pitched
for two years in the Florida State
loop and twirled his last season in
organized baseball with Gastonia.
Another new Pirate is Andrew
Cullen, a rookie shortstop sent to
the local camp by the Boston Red
Sox.
The start of league play tonight
ends a winter of activity for base
ball folk of Wilmington. Starting
with a rumor that a berth in the
Piedmont league was open, the
Port City angled for positions in
no less than five leagues before
joining the Tobacco circuit.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07

Errors Griffith, Powell, Hardee 2.
Baker 2, T. Stevens. Runs batted in -
Peiper 4, johnson, Poovey 3, T. Stevens.
Mccall, Williams 2, McPhatter, Griffith.
Two-base hits - Foovey. Three-base hits
Williams, McPhatter. Home runs -
PEPPER, Williams. Stolen bases Nc
Platter, Mccall, Powell. Sacrifices Mo
Platter 2. Double plays - Nevils I'M
assisted; Simmons and Baker; Mccall.
Griffith, and Powell. Left on bases -
City Optical 3, Spofford Mills. 3. Bases
on balls off-Cooper 3, Pooyey /. Struck
out by Cooper 6, Poovey 8. Wild pitch
es = Copper @. Umpires - Grown and
White.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07

Errors-Zarilla, York, Wagner. Runs
batted in = Grace, Judnicn, DiMaggio,
York, Metkovich, Pesky, Wagner. Two
base hit - Pesky. Home run Wagner.
Sacrifices-Doerr. Berardino. Dobson 2.
Double plays - Pesky to Doerr to York;
York to Pesky to Dobson. Left on bsse-
Bston IL. Bases on balls-off Miller 3; off
Ferens. Umpires Rommcl. Boyer and
Miller /; by Ferens 2; by Dohson 4. Hits
off Miller 6 in 2 innings; off Ferens 5 in
Ferens 3; off Dobson 3. Strike outs by
6 1-3 innings. Wild pitch = Dobson. Pass
ed ball Mancuso. Losing pitcher =
Jones. Time-1:59. Attendance 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
V TROUNCED

WEST POINT, N. Y, May g.
R-Army's vaunted lacrosse
squad took a rather definite step
in the direction of a third straight
national title by topping a high
riding Duke University team by
the score of Is to 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07

Errors - Thompson, Whiteheart, Koh-
Ter. Runs batted in - Gardner, Wilson,
Ramsey, 'Beason. Two base hits - Courts.
Three base hits Gretory. Stolen bases
-Utley. Double play Thompson. Ryan
and Gregory. Bases on balls-off White
heart 3, Ramsey 2. Struck out by -
Whiteheart 7, Ramsey IL. Left on bases
IN. S. State 8, Carolina II. Passed balls
Edwards 2, Frazier. Umpires - Murray
AND Powell. Time of game - 2:05.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
Firem en-, City Eyemen
Win SoftbaU I'M s

hits-Smith, Billiard, Shipp. Stolen bases
-Bullard, J. Casteen, Brown, P. Waters.
Left on bases-Sunshine Laundry l, Fire
Department 7. Base on balls off Bull
lard 4, Mason l, McKoy' i. Struck out by
Jordan 10, McKoy /. Hits off Bull
lard in / inning 2, McKoy III / 1-3 innings
4, Mason in 3 2-3 innings 5. Wild pitch
es-Bullard 6. McKoy /, Mason l. Jordan
l. Losing pitcher-Bullard, Umpires =
Brown and White.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07

Errors Gordon. Runs 'batted il -
Lee 2. Stirnweiss. Two base hits Stirn-
weiss 2, Gordon. Sacrifice - fresh. Dou-
BILE plays Gordon, Ruzzuto and Etten;
Holloway, Appling and Jones: Dickey
and Rizzuto. Left on bases Chicago 9,
New. York g. Bases on balls - Lee 2,
Bevens, l. Strikeouts - Bevins 4. Lee 6.
Hit by pitcher - by Bevins uodigiani)
by Lee (Rizzuto). Umpires - Paparella,
Summers and Grieve. Time-1:55. Atten-
dance-11, 1927 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-07
EDGED
BY TIGERS, TO l
Virgil Trucks Bests Phil
Marchildon In Pitching
Duel At Philly

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-(P-
Virgil Trucks held the Athletics
to six hits and gained his second
victory Of the year as Detroit took
the third game of the series here
81 Monday.