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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
/ ASQUEL CLAIMS
CONTRACT BREACH
Asks 100000 Damages
OF St. Louis Browns;
Chandler Comments

MEXICO CITY, April T. up -
Jorge Pasquel, president of the
Mexican baseball leage, said to-
night that he would sue Vernon
Stephens, who bolted the St. Louis
Browns alto play in the Mexica cir
cult and then rejoined the Ameri-
can leaguers, for 100000 damages
for having ''broken his contract. "
stephens has caused me :errif-
ic damage" Pasquel said. He
signed a valid contract in Mexico
to play for the Mexican league.
Pasquel added Il have all the
papers together with receipts that
Stephens signed for $4,000 which
was advanced to him on his con-
tract" The league executive said
that he also had sent the shortstop' S
wife $4,000.
Earlier in Houston, Tex, Step
hens, who signed a 1916 contract
with the Browns, said his Mexican
contract provided that it could be
terminated at any time by either
party.
(Stephens said that after he had
told Pasquel by telephone that he
was "as of how resigning from
your league, under the provisions Of
our contract" he received new
bid from the Mexican official offer
ing him $4,000 a year for five
years, with $4,000 of the money
to be placed N a New York bank
as guarantee.
(The hard-nitting infielder said
he rejected the new offer and was
going to return the $1,000 bonus
Pasquel gave him for signing the
Mexican league contract.)
Pasquel declared that he was
determined to sue Stephens wheth-
er or not the 25-year old star re-
turned the money advanced him.
How can baseball commissioner
"a. b. Chandler justify his posi-
tion?" Pasquel asked. How can
Chandler permit Stephens to play
in organized baseball after he
jumped to what has been called an
outlaw Lacquer -
The tall, Dapper Mexican as
serted that he had received no no.
tice that Stephens had decided to
Jump the contract until Il read
it in the papers this morning. Later
today he called me on the telephone
and told me wnat he had done"
Pasquel said that the breaking
Of the contract required notice in
advance.
(In Versailles, KY, Chandler,
who rejected an offer of $50,00O a
year from pasquel to head the
Mexican circuit, expressed delight
over the return of Stephens to Or
ganized ball and reiterated a warn
ing to other major leaguers in the
south of the border to return to
their clubs by opening day April
Is Or face five year suspensions.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
|RAMBLERS D0WNED
BY WALLACE, T02

The Wallace All-Stars grabbed
first place in the Eastern State
league yesterday evening, rallying
i'm the ninth frame at Wallace to
tie the Masonboro Ramblers, and
win in the tenth innings, 3 to 2.
1t was Wallace's long hit off Jim
Boone of the Ramblers that told
the story in one of the tightest
fought games played this season
in the newly formed Eastern loop.
Going into the last of the ninth,
Masonboro held a slim 10 advan-
itage, but Dayt Morris was walked
by the Ramblers' Boone. Morris
stole second, scoring when Wallace
blasted a single into right center
field. The remainder of the bat
ters of Wallace went down in order
to send the tied up game into an
extra inning.
The charges of Manager Frank
Manor failed to get on base in the
tenth even though Bernie Coving-
ton knocked a tremendous drive
into right field which the gardener
gathered in.
With most of Wallace's popula-
ton out for the crucial contest the
contest tensed in the last part OF
the tenth inning. Bland lead Oft
for the All-Stars with a grounder
hit to second, which Aubrey Wal
loo. f,,rohlo5 Thiopeo Stri1ck out
4 but Boone hit Morris with a pitched
ball placing men on first and sec
ond. Wallace then battered long
ball into the outfield that clinched
the game for the All-stars at 3
to 2.
"Snag' Allen paced the Ramblers
at bat with three hits out of four
times at bat, including a double
and triple. Boone, the Mason
i boro hurler, hit the longest single
blow of the game-a home run.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08

embracing l3 years in the majors.
The outfield is a merry fight
but Dick Wakefield, Barney Nc
Cosky and Pat Mullin, playing
left to right, have the inside rail.
All were in the service. The
catching is in the capable hands
of such veterans as Birdie Teb-
belts, Paul Richards and Bob
Swift.
Steve O'Neill, starting his fourth
year as manager, has one of the
best mound staffs in the majors
His ace, of course. is Hal New
houser, who left-handed his way tt
"a victories the past two years ane
won the leagues most valuabl,
player award each time.
Behind Hal will be such proven
performers as Dizzy Trout, Virgi
Trucks, Frank Overmire, Al Ben
ton and Rufus Gentry.
THUMBNAIL PREVIEW
Detroit Tigers
Pitching-Excelient
Catching-Good
Infield-Fair
Outfield-Tops
Hitting-Powerful
Finish-1-2-3
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
KEISER TRIUMPS
in AUGUSTA PLAY

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 7. -(P)-
Herman Keiser, ex-sailor from Ak.
ron, Ohio, who never before hao
won major tournament, captured
the priced Augusta National Coli
championship today with a 72-hole
score of 282. He shot the final Is
holes in a two-over-par "a.
Keiser dimmed his chance OF
winning the $4,000 first money by
three putting the 18th hole for a
one-over-par five but little Ben
Hogan. who was breathing down
his neck, also took a five on the
hole to lose by one stroke, with
283.
Hogan finished the last 18 holes
in 10, putting together even rounds
of IS. Keiser's were 81 and 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
BY FRANK Eek
AP Newsfeatures Sports Writer

NEW YORK.-One look at the
roster of the Detroit Tigers is
enough to convince anyone that
the Bengals will be tough to beat
in the American League pennant
chase.
Reports still drifting out OF
Lakeland, Fla, where the Tigers
put in their early licks, are that
the world champions will be out
to prove their 1945 victory was
no fluke.
Hank Greenberg no longer is
on third, Chuck Hostetler, the
chap who fell down a few feet
from home plate in the World
Series, is not with the club and
no longer will outfielders put or
the Alphonse and Castor act when
fly ball comes their way. Al
least, that is how the Tigers feel
Their pride has been wounded.
Greenberg is back at first base
where lie he'd sway until 1910
when the Tigers shifted Rudy
York, now with the Red Sox, from
a catcher to a first sacker. Eddie
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
BY UNITED PRESS

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os1ladelphia (A) - o2o oso 1906 II :
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0Gtfs- 0Gmtsrchildon, Christopher (5) and Rossr
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A. Fort Worth, Tex:
(First Game)
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olii.tsb1rgh (N) - 100 ITO 2So-s1a :
1yons E. Smith (7) and DickL.,'
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wfkie 49, and Lopez. wa
At birmingham, Ala:
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eeincinnati (N) 100 900 ooo-3 :
Bagby, Ryba (8i and Wagner: Fov
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man 49,
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Pilot and Fallom; Glumpe and Sheets
At orlando, Fla:
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Washington (A) - 002 DOL o7x-1o - ,
Judd. Hughes (8) and seminick: Leon1
.rd curtis (D and Evans.
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(First Game)
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Houston Tex - 900 900 ooo-o !
pollett Martin az and Wilber; Koch
varchol ~, Rudas (9) and Neidson.
At Deland Fla:
Indianapolis tAss.> 050 POI 1913 10 a
naIand ---- 900 900 oo1-1
Flowers, Triner G) and Turner; KEN
ningon and Miller.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
Exhibition Baseball

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e. pn unit - 120 0O2 0O1-6 10
Nv ai Ass 80 POI 800 OOx-s IA
reS, rlsher f5), Smoke d6) and Multy
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tonic, Maroon (s).
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pinh .o ,1he.D ---- 200 O10 4O3-1O II
M,,iN 300 200 0oO-5 9
asn' Williams (7) and Yount De
fei ~o' Eonto (6) and Berres, Mcdowell
At Chattanooga. Tenn.
Detroit (A) mo o1o nm
Boston M - ooo @ ooo Ooo ooo-o Oo .
Benton, Hutchinson 49, and Richards
Swee (9) and Mast
At Jacksonville, Fla:
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Munso. Brewer (3, Adams (s, ane
Lombard; Reynolds and Loll
At Atlanta, Ga:
New York (A)
"A team -------- 900 0o2 32o-7
Atlanta tSou) - 900 900 0o0-o
chandler, Gumpert a. and Niarhos
Adkins Thompson ID and Ulisney.
At Lake Wales, Fla:
syracuse unt) - 300 200 002-7 8
Kansas City (3Assn) OIL 100 oo1-4 -
Pol1via. Bobeck Is, and West; Baker
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At Charlotte. N. c.:
New York (A)
"B" team --- 2l2 200 ooe-13 1s :
Brooklyn (N)
B. team ----- 900 900 ooc-o 2 z
~, 6eItei and Robinson; Laga, Hathaway
t3), Buke (9) and Dapper
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
Tabor City Defeats
Southport Nine, 1910

The Tabor City All Stars down
cd Southport 1910 in Southport yes
terday afternoon behind the II
strike-out pitching of lanky John
nv Legs" McKoy in and inter-
city baseball game.
The Tabor City lads have lost
one game this season, to White
vile, but are showing rapid i'm
provement afield and at the plate.
A return game has been sched-
uled at Tabor City next Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
Georgia Tech Announces
Spring Tennis Schedule

ATLANTA, April 7-P)-Georgia
Tech has announced its spring
schedules for the tennis team.
E. E. Bortell, tennis coach said
yesterday this schedule had been
approved:
April 13-South Carolina here,
April 2G-Duke here, April "a
Georgia there, April 27-Tulane
here, May Emory here, May 4
-Kentuck here, May 8-1l, SEC in
New Orleans, May 15-Emory
here, May 18-South Carolina
there, May 24-North Carolina
there, May 25-Duke there and
May 30-Georgia here.
SnrvySnn
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 7.-(P)-Here
are the 72-hole totals of the. leading con-
testants who finished the $1,000 master
tournament today:
Bob Hamilton, Chicago, 215-72-287
KY Yaffon, Orlando Fla, 217-72-2Ss
Sammy Snead, Hot Springs, Va, 219-
1880
Clayton Heafncr, Charlotte, 214-7e-2sO.
George Schneiter, Salt Lake City, 218-75
-293.
Johnny Bulla, Phoenix 221-74-2s5.
Lloyd Mangrum, Los Angeles, 3-72-
2s5.
Felix Serafin, Pittston, Pa, 230-69 -
29s.
Lawson Little, Monterey, Calf. 22e-7s
-2s9.
Toney Penna, Cincinnati. 224-75-29s.
Denny Shute, Akron, Ohio, 227-73-300
Jimmy Thomson, Los Angeles, 221-79-
800.
Herman Barron, White Plains, N. Y,
221-79-300
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
IVORY SALE

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April I
-P)-President Joe Engel of the
Chattanooga Lookouts today an
nounced the purchase of Pitcher
Wilbur Reeser and Zerdell from
the Philadelphia Phillies. Reeser,
southpaw, played several years
with Lexington, N. c., and was
with Trenton, N. j., in 1943 before
entering the army. Zerdell is a
Highlander.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
SOUTH OF THE BORDER

MEXICO CITY, April 7-(P)-
George Hausmann, former New
York Giant second baseman, play
ed his first game in Mexican base
ball league today and spanked Tor
reon. to a to victory over
Mexico City. In addition to scoring
what proved to be the winning run
in the fifth inning, Hausmann
raped out two singles and cut
short a ninth inning rally by Mexi-
co City in making a difficult catch
of a drive for the final out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
MEDWICK RELEASED

DALLAS, Tex, April 7-P)-
Joe Ducky) Medwick, veteran
outfielder and a National League
star of former years, was giver
his unconditional relase today by
the St. Louis Browns, Manager
Luke SeWell announced
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
Whirlaway Still Holds
Kentucky Derby Record

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-P)-The
fastest time for Kentucky
Derby winner was established
in 1941 by Calumet Farms
Whirlaway, who ran the mile
and one-fourtn in two minutes,
one and two-fifths seconds.
Whirlaway, the greatest mon
ey winner in American turf his
tory, has retired from racing
and is in stud at Calumet Farm
near Lexington, Ky.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08

Runs batted in-Allen, Boone. Prevatt,
u. Wallace 2. Doubles-Thigpen, Allen.
Triples-Allen. Homeruns-Boone. Stolen
bases-Allen, Morris, ]. Wallace. Hit by
Boone morris. Struck out by
Boone 13. Roberts H. Base on balls off
Boone 3. Roberts 2. Left on bases
Masonboro T. Wallace 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
GETS BACKFIELD POST

FORK UNION, Va.-P9-Stuari
Hoskins, assistan baseball coach
at the Univerity of Richmond, has
been named backfield coach al
Fork Union Military Academy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
ON THE GLOOMY SIDE

There are not nearly enough
fats in the country to make all
the soaps, soap powders, and
soap fakes you want. So short is
the supply, the government
must decide how much fat can
be released to make soap and
other peacetime goods.
Besides, the supplies of soaps
many of you housewives have
had in reserve are running low
- and the demand for soaps
is increasing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08
DUDLEY COACHING

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.-(P)-
Bill Dudley, former all-American
backfield ace and now with the
Pittsburgh professional Steelers,
is serving as backfield coach of
the University of Virginia Cav
alters during spring workouts.
Dudley starred on the Cavalier
eleven several seasons ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08

The first steamboat on the Mis-
sissippi appeared in 1911.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-08

SUFFERERS Herman of Hestmor ~ j.
N j. making friends with
group of monkeys Bucks animal Camden The
monkeys are paying important fight fane
with the their reaction studied
being conducted by the National Founda
of Paralysis international SoundDhotol
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q. coMDR,. wife, baby, want furnished
apartment or house for six months. Phone
s sAAls sf fuk Hsf sSS apartment, wanted ),
young woman; permanent Civil Service;
s sdss haOit sox Prefer Northwest fairy
% s9R; uzzssaanKsy gysea turn or unfurn apt
fuirnn. OF unfurn. apt. or house, vicinity
me- 81 s5ssa sss1ssn !! an, pm. ss y.
r1shed apartment or house 3 or months
ssbSut pee, /. Ref. furnished. Dalsyiew
MStcsCxRTHY. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis x,
permanent residents, need. Immediately |
asa nv ap viii tsfs Excellent esas q
psstins BABY in rsb.; maximum $50. sn-
until p.m.. and ia. ssaH to p;m..
ARMY CAPT, wife and baby need ? Of 8
bedroom furnished or unfurnished apart
ment or house, BY Dec. 10, preferably
TEEsEPaoNE CO. TEcHNrCrAN, s years
sas sSea ap Da any sseon ca HA 6s5
Ext Ext; 166, 2 to :, Monday. Friday. or ov.
GIRLS desire 1-bedroom apartment. in
nv WO. 1901 after $50 pm, Ill
REGULAR OFFICER needs furn.. 2-bedrm.
apt, for self. wife and 4-year-old daughter
Re. 600, Ext. 5455, from $40 am. to
3 pm. daily. LIT. COL. HARRINGTON.
WANTED TO RENT furn. home or Arm,
bath; Army capt VIE and 3-mo. old son:
make our home in Wash, upon my dis.
charge. RE. 600, EXT. $500 from $40
am. to pm. daily. CAPT. PANDoLFINo
CHINESE EMBASSY OFFICIAL with wife
expecting baby desires l or rrn. apt,
furn. or unfurn., big rrn. with kit. OF
furn. house not over $3.50 mo; prefer prefer
Ext. u. 10-5:30; ewes, EN-. 1899. --21
VETERAN, wife, baby urgertly need 2.
xE, wisconsin SAY any tints. vs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-21
ROOMS WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER. permanent, wife. child,
desire 8 housekeeping rooms, furnished OF
g gssftsrnished. or house RE. e7oo'o Ext
REFINED. businesswoman desires cheerful
room and evening meal with Jewish family,
Must be near transportation to center Of
sisi Setxes snc sso p sna Phone Elk
STUDENT lyeteranl needs room near
1sSf oaafsGssstcERE X4hISsEsi EtyxsproRps
you, are having trouble in getting the
best OF roomers. Why not contact me for
clinents with check references. Call MR..
SouTHALL. Ho. 09s6, 1923 st. NV:
BY DEC. Family going South. am al.
woman, Govt employee. would like to share
bath AND use Of kitchen for morning coffee
only. Have desk, books. records. own
linens, blankets: quiet, clean, considerste.
EN-. $685. after, pm.
TOR GOVT. MAN. travs. week ends, ETC.,
wants nice. clean perm room, running
water. PVT. bath; pref. near to Star ONCE.
Box 61-Z, Star. 22s
MAN wants furnished room and breakfast
only; not in suburbs; state price. Box
REFINED PERSON connected with an en-
bassy. wishes living quarters with family
or apartment Box 399-x. Star