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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

the West is Roger HARDWOOD, ace
of Whiteville, who teams Up with
catcher Ed Hester from Bladen-
boro to form the battery. Earl
B%rinkley, Bernice Harden, Bud
Heath, and Fred Soles form a good
infield setup for Power but the
outfield threesome of j. L. Ham
monds, Clyde Williams, and Billy
Hardison is the threatening often
sive force OF the West.
There is reason to believe that
one of the largest crowds of the
baseball season will jam he parks
stands, because the four contests
every Sunday draw nearly 1000
fans at each town. With several
thousands from these populated
places coming to Wilmington, plus
the local fans coming out, the
first all-star game to ever be
played here should be a great
success.
The starting lineups are as fol-
lows:
WEST
3b-Heath (Whiteville); 2b-Har-
den (Bladenboro); eff - Williams
Whiteville); 1b-Brinkley white
ville); If - Hammonds (Bladen-
boro): Chester (Bladenboro); IF
-Hardison (SouthporD ss-Soles
(Tabor City,; and p-HarWood
(Whiteviue).
EAST
(Masonboro); rfshrdlu etaoni vb
2b-Collie (Masonboro); 1b -
Covington (Masonboro); SIS -
Rowan (Masonboro); 3b-Alen
(Masonboro); ri - Morris oval
lace); cf-Coward Masonboro) !;
lf-Hursey (Wallace); George
| (Masonboro); and Drown (Ma-
Snnhnrnl
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

pleted by Saturday, July 20. In the
event the games r not played by
the Saturday deadline the winner
will be declared the team win
ming the three-game-series.
The victory Thursday for the Red
Springs club gives them the lead
at the end of h e three : game
series.
Kinlaw hurled for the Red
Springs club and allowed four hits,
struck out seven and walked one.
Stanley on the mound for the
Columbus club gave up six hits,
struck out nine and walked one.
Errors again proved costly for
the Whiteville club as they were
charged with four miscues.
The Reds scored two in the
fourth inning on three hits by
Conolly, Moser and Beck, coupled
with a sacrifice by Kinlaw and a
Whiteville error. In the ninth stanza
the winners added another marker
on three errors, a stolen base anc
a single by Beck.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
In Sports Pan 80.
What's COOk-in
BY Roy Cook
BY Roy Cook

Wilmington's Pirates continue to occupv the cellar Of
the TOBACCO o!a1e League -. Business Manager Bert Kite
says the lola are keeping the wires busy in efforts to
secure players to bolster the club.
4 X
The second half of the Senior Class A softh,J,
league mas started -. Faster games are promised in
the last half as several teams are BUSY maxine chances
in their llneups 80. The Hanover League is also show
ing a greatly improved brand of softball and l.roo
crowds attend the nightly contests at Robert Strange
park.
The wilmington Flremen, winners of the first half of
the Senior League, have been given the green light bv the
City Councll Tor tnelr TRIP 20 greensboro to participate in the
state tournament The Fireman have a hard fighting
squad and they are expected to put up some real BATTLES
in the tournament.
The American Legion Juniors, cockv after winning
almost every game in the Eastern division. have had
their ears pinned down twice this week in warm-up
games at Legion Stadium E. The losses for the Juniors
should help the youngsters . Coaches Leon Brogden
and Tom Davis are busy sending the bows through
drills before they play for the Eastern division cham
ponship.
The first annual Caddie tournament sponsored by the
National Caddie Association of Columbus, Ohio, will be
held August 1924 on the Ohio State University golf course.
The tournament is open to all caddies of private, semi
private or municipal golf courses. Caddies must be under
is years of age to enter -.
Phil Rizzuto, Yankee shortstop, injured when he
was hit in the face by a pitched ball in a game with the
81. LOUIS DIoWHS Was not seriously hurt ana is eX-
pected to be back in the Yank lineup in a few days i.
Pitcher Red Ruffing, injured June 20, is reported to be
suffering with a broken knee-cap .. Doctors say he
will be out from four to six weeks -. Walker Cooper,
S175,000 catching importation of the New York Giants,
is expected to be out of the lineup for at least a month
%. Exray> pictures showed Cooper's middle finger on
his right hand had been broken in two places by a
foul tip at Chicago Tuesday. *,*..
X X X
The Yankees set an all-time major league attendance
record Wednesday for a single season and the Yanks have
N homes games left in which to better the mark =. sc, 159
fans paid to see the Yankees play the Browns a double bill
H.. This boosted the home season total to 1,510,9 34 -. The
former high was set in 1929 by the Chicago Cubs with
1885, 1855 paid admissions.
Minor League Gar Judge w. G. Bramham has
appended manager Harry (NemO) Leibold of the
Louisville Colonies for the duration of the 1916 season
for assaulting' an umpire.
Manager Gus Brittian, of the Pirates was ousted from
1.-THE game at Angier-Fuquay Wednesday night by Umpire
Bala after the Wilmington manager protested a decision
at second base.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

Errors - Britain. Cullen 2, Meji-
do, Leach. Bass, Skinner, Gregory.
Runs batted in-Bass 2, Vinajeras,
Station, Britain, Smith, Lamb.
Two-base hits - Olsen. Home runs
- Bass. Stolen bases Holiday,
Brooks. Sacrifices Denning
Holmes. Left on bases - Dunn
Erwin 6, Wilmington I. Bases on
balls - off: Wilbourne S, Vinaje-
ras 4. Struck out, by - Wilbourne
2, V~inajeras 2. Hits off: V%inajeras
in 8 % innings 6; Off Stephenson
in 0 innings l.. Passed balls -
Station. Losing pitcher - Vinajeras.
U~mpires-Muneyham and Fragile
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
RedSprings Juniors Win Third
Game OfSeries With WhiteuiUe

Whiteville's lone tally came in
the bottom half of the ninth when
Pate tripled to center and raced
home as Council grounded out to
short.
Beck, with two for four, and
Mosor with 2 for 3 led the winners
at bat. Cook with one for two
paced the losers.
The fourth game of the series
will be played at Red Springs
Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
and the fifth game, if necessary
will be decided later where it will
be played.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

Errors-Gordon. Runs batted INLET
cher, Russell. lombard, Rigney 2, Baker,
Handley, Cuisine, Lopez 2. Three base
hlts-Russell, Fletcher, Rigney. Home
runs-Lombardi, Cuisine, Lopez Stolen
bases-Rigney. Sacrifices-Cox. Double
plays-Cox, Cuisine and Fletcher. Left
on bases-New York 10, Pittsburgh 8.
Bases on balls-Koslo 4, Roe l. Strike
outs-Koslo 3, Roe 1. Lanning l.. Hits
off-Bahr l in l inning; Roe 6 in S;
Lanning 5 in 8. Hit by pitcher. by Bahr
(Blattner, Lombardi). Winning pitcher
Roe. Time-2:o2. Attendance-3.3H paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

E~rrors-Reiser, Reese, Anderson, Muel-
Ter Runs batted in-Stevens, Haas, Lukon,
Miller. Two base hits-Galan 2. Stolen
bases-Reiser, Hatton 2, Adams 2. Dou-
BILE plays-Miller to Adams to Haas. Left
on bases-Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 8. Bases
on balls-Higbe /, Herring /, Lombard
2, Heusser 2. Strikeouts-Higbe l, Her
ring l, Heusser 2. Hits-off Higbe 6 in
2 1-3 innings; lombard l in 2; Herring
2 in 3 1-3. Losing pitcher-Higbe. UNI
pires-Goetz, Jorda and Reardon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

Errors-Powell q, Dunlap, Gen
Try, Hunt 2. Runs batted in -Craw-
ford, Stone, Pugh, Ratteree, Mes
selrode 2, Mills, Quinn, Lorenz 2.
Two-base hits-Mills Quinn. Three
base hits - Hunt. Home run -
Pugh, Nesselrode, Lorenz. Bases
on balls-off: House 2, Stone 2,
Taylor 1. Struck out, by-Stone 6,
House 4. Hits off: House 6 in 8 in
nings; Taylor 4 in l. Losing pitcher
House.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
Johnny Wilbourne Hurls
Third Victory For BUGS
Roy Lambs Infield Hit In Ninth Scores Win
ming Tally; Wilbourne Allows
But Two Hits

An infield hit by Roy Lamb in the last half of the ninth
inning highlighted a thrilling three run rally, and gave the
Wilmington Pirates a 5 to 4 victory over Dunn-Erwin at
Legion Stadium last night.
The Pirates went into the final half of the ninth inning
with the score of a to 2 in favor of the Dunn-Erwin club.
Bob Skinner was walked, Jia Station forced Skinner at
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
YANKEES BLAST
BROWNS, TOT
Joe Gordon Slams Out Two
Run Homer In Fourth
Inning

NEW YORK, July 18-P- Joe
Gordon blasted a tWo-run fourth
inning homer Thursday night to
pace the New York Yankees to a
81 victory over the St. Louis
Browns. Mel Queen went the route
for the Yanks. limited the Browns
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
W. A. Brown To Handle
Mound For Eastern Club
Frank Manor Of Masonboro And White
ville's Jiggs Powers Are Opposing
Managers; Gametime Is 7:45
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Baseball reaches its greatest heights in Wilmington
tonight. The national game, which created great interest
and excitement throughout southeastern North Carolina,
has inspired smaller cities like Whitevile, Southport,
Bladenboro, Wallace, and Tabor City plus even smaller
localities-Leand Hampstead, and Masonboro-to form
a semi-pro league of it's own-the Eastern State loop. This
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

established as the Pirate ace now.
Behind him are George Brook and
Thayer jenkins, who have a 7-8 and
As record, respectively.
The Wilmington club plays the
second contest of the Dunn-Erwin
series at Dunn today. Another win
would put them only five games
behind the Twins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
Batter Cubs
Behind Pitcher Lee

CHICAGO, July 10. -(R)- Big
Bill Lee Thursday pitched the
Boston Braves to a go victory over
the Chicago Cubs to even up the
current series at a game apiece.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
BROOKLYN LOSES
AZ TO REDLECS
~Slumping Dodgers &C
Down To Sixth Straight
Defeat In Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July 10. - up -
Brooklyn's slumping Dodgers drop
ped their sixth straight and their
eighth in nine western starts Thurs
day, bowling to Ciacinnati's E..
Heusser, AZ, in a loosely played
contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Crosetti.
Gordon 2, Judnieh. Two base hits-Robin-
son. Crosetti, Zarilla, Keller. Home run
Gordon. Sacrifices-Henrich, Ferens. Dou-
BILE plays-Berardino and Stevens; Cor
don, Crosetti and Etten. Left on bases
ST. Louis 0, New York 8. Bases on balls
Queen 3, Ferens s, Shirley l Strike
outs-Queen 4, Ferens 2, Shirley 2. Hits
off Ferens 4 in 5 innings; Shirley
l in 3. Losing pitcher-Ferens. Umpires-
Boyer, Rommel and Weafer. Time-1:49.
Attendance 80, 500 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
Rally Wins For Pirates, 50
AH-Stars Clash At Legion Stadium
Buccaneers Capture
Giant Series, 7-3

PITTSBURGH, July 1S-P-The
Pittsburgh Pirates swept their two
game series from the New York
Giants by defeating the polo
ground crew 7-3 Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

Error-Herman. Runs batted in-San-
ders 2, urges, Nicholson, Hack, Lit
whiler, Lee 3, Ryan 2. Two base hits
Litwhiler. Three base. hits-McC ullough,
Ryan. Double plays-Holmes, O'Dea and
Ryan. Left on bases-Boston g.; Chicago
Z. Bases on balls-off Lee a; Passeau 3.
Olsen 3; Bauers /; Fleming l. Struck out
Lee 2, Olsen 3, Fleming l. Hits-off
Passeau 5 in one inning; Meers, none
in one; Olsen 3 in 3; Bauers 4 in 2;
Fleming l in 2. Losing pitcher-Passeau.
Umpires-Henline, Pinelli and Barlick.
Time-2:10. Attendance (actuaD 1882.
The cicada spends II years as
a baby, and only four weeks as
an adult.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

Errors: Larrieu, Morris, Wood
ard. Runs batted in-Larrieu, Eon-
ia, Plantz, Duke, Myer, Woodland.
Two base hits-Larrieu, Woodland.
Three base hits - Smith, Duke.
Bases on balls-off: Byrd 1, Mos
sor 4. Struck out, by Byrd 2, Mos
sor 8. Umpires-Gill and Moose.
Time of game-2:10.
Six hundred million pounds OF
seafood are caught by New Eng
land fishermen in a normal year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
contest
BROOKLYN

IOIALS ------------ 81 z 3 "a
xBatted for Ramazotti in 9th
xxBatted for Anderson in 7th
xxxBatted for Herring in 7th
xxxxBatted for lombard in 9th
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19
PIRATE BATTING
AVERAGES

|Dlal 2-S31l For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-19

z Ran for Britain in 9th.
II Batted for Wilbourne in 9th.
Evening star., 1946-09-04

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Evening star., 1946-11-29

molly. foreign liquidation commits
sioner, announced today.
The purchase price Of the prop
erty will be based on an appraisal
by the Foreign Liquidation Office.
For purchases Of $300, 900 Or over
discounts Of 20 per cent on the first
100000; Is per cent on the next
$200,000 and 80 per cent on the rest
will be allowed. The agreement stip-
|ulates.
Cash payment of s150, 900 must be
made before the United States will
accept an irrevocable letter OF credit
Evening star., 1946-11-29

Esteile v. Harris, 10. 500 3rd st. ne.
ssrah Shore, 90. l424 chspin ". NV.
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O'clock tonight.
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DtOnze, terra cDtta 4uu Plaster from L1e
Simpson collection. through December IL,
at the National Gallery of Art, 10 an.
to pm. weekdays 2 70 10 pm. Sundays.
Album OF Americans" in the Memorial
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p Painting 81 Ellis wilson. Gugssnheim
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days and 2 to B pm. Sundays throush
December.
MUSIC.
Soldiers Home Military Band concert,
orchestral selections, Stanley Hall, $50
NATURE HIKE
From Chevy Chase Lake to Sixteenth
street and Concord avenue N. W., auspices.
National Park Service; meet at railroad
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'..s- FOK gERvICEMEH. !.
Bowling for those with reservations.
leave lounge. 6:45 O'Clock. and games, ali
syening. USO Club, 1911 H street NV.
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Evening star., 1946-11-29
Colombia Sign Pact
To Buy Surplus liens

An agreement to purchase surplus
United States Government property
now located in Latin America has
been signed by the Republic of Co
lombia, Maj. Gen. Donald H, Con-
Evening star., 1946-11-29

This il your opportunity to ds
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ment on 4 new home, or . retire.
ment fund or any Of the other
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keep on buying.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

in lieu of cash for further payments.
The letter Of credit viii not exceed
$3.50 900 and will be established by
Canal Zone branch of the Ma
tional City Bank Of New York
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Elks Plan Memorial Rites

The Washington Lodge Of Elks will
hold It's sad annual memorial services
at 8 pm. Sunday for members who
died during the past year. at the club
house, 919 H street NV. The prin-
|cipal speaker will be Maj. Gen.
Francis Pctrott of Frederick, Md.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Deaths Reported

Catherine capone s5. 5603 18th ct. NV
Hrewer W, Leaman. 7s, 812 Penna. ave
nilsbsth r. sheridan. ~. a4oo 18th IT
Robert Edelin,. II. oil 7th 1t. ~.
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nerolperiammllurg am Sointag, ocn
1. Sa,cmber, 2 llbr nadymittogs
Itattiiubet @enu nlw mogli6 lollcr
ouc Nfitglicoer bicicr &crianunllrng
hcilpobnen, Ocnn cS ipcroen oic Sc
omtcn iiir bos Ssabr 1947 geipdblt
IS lit Sahc ser Wtitalieoer @canlte
5n ,piihlen sic ibr slmt fGbia iinO ST.
iiihren llno MIR 5l,nl @obl bes Ser
Gins arbciten. Sn Sen per9angenen
Sabren mar feline grobe slusiidlt sllnl
p1blcn ou lr,Ier Gercin bclhrunft
lpar ,regcn Sem &rieg, llniere illnaen
N'italicecr 1poren in ser @ebrmadt.
Sctt iino sic Sllngen iuieoer So llno
,pire es om Glote bob sic Wtitglicocr
oaran herfcn cine s(enoerl,ng SIT
trcIicn lmb sic illngcn @titalicoer III
Sic 9lelntcr lpGblen, oanit illnge Sell=
tc cingeIiibrt perben. oenn bel,te lit
cS 1dnpcr 10 5ll ocnfcn uric Dor 80
uno 80 Sabren.
Gommt in oie Geriamnlllna, MIR
aranfbcit phcr Gerrcilt iein entIhul=
oiot Sic Mitglicber, ion it iolgt &nn-
ititlltiousgclnGb 500 Straie.
Geo. 81. &ramcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
2l,.s Fsis;eite*H, -.
&crianImlnna.

Gie rcgclnlGBige Gcrlaumlung octi
&irCben ssrolten Gereius finoet ON
Snm1tog, sen "a. Houenlber, 2 llbr
nntlnittogs itatt lrno olIe SdIreltcrn
linO frelmOlifit crillht an,ucieuO 5ll
icin. "a IN Oiclcr &eria1tnll,ng oic
@eamtinnen fiir 1947 eelpGblt lpers
ocll, 10 ioIlte icbe SdNucitcr in oieicr
Gcrianmlll,lrg unlpeicuo icin.
Sic @ebl,rtStngstinoer in oieien1
Ntonat Iino sic Sdnpcitcrn Cara
&ramer, Mariu Gang go. 9 llmo u.
Sllmpbrcps. gtah ser Eerinmnllltng
miro bon Sdppelter Cara Gramcr
&nfIec lmo &lldpn lerpiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-14
Nms Sarreh, pa.
Odnfidoun0

Sie trauernocn S,interbliebener
prchen Mlf) ouf oieiem gSege ibrer
bcrjliditcn Sunf aus Iiir oie ANS
entgegcngebrahte Spnlpatbie bein1
Sooe lnieres geliebten 3roBpoters,
Gaters lulo 8otteu
MidJacl Hcinncrtb
@ir oonfen Serrn Eaitor Stirs
mer fiir Die troitreihen 3orte, Dem
SeiTenbeitatter y. 5. Eooolsfp iiir
gute geoienlutg, allh Sen gabrtlth.
trugern, alien @llmenlpeliSer,, @e.
Srellloen mo 2anoslelten,
oes 3lpeis 7 uno 3lpeig
II, auh ocm Central Gerbano hers
liden Ganf fiir sic prompte slus-
5abhlrs oea Sterbescloes.
Iie. trauernben binterbliebcnen
GnfclfinOer, &inocr ullo 8attin
9ieaina Hcinncrtb.