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Evening star., 1946-07-16
SUBURBAN sAtg-MARYIAhp

DOCTORS, PHYSICIANS, ATTENTION.
you have been looking for an ideal secluded
location with all necessary improvements
for a sanatorium conyalescent hospital.
etc, within 35 miles of Washington. call
Mr., Terms with SHANNON g. LucHs CO..
1908 II St. NV, Ma. 2346.
CUSTOM BUILT williamsburg Colonial
stone residence in beautiful wooded Sliso
Hills, q quiet. restricted community; large
living room with fireplace. 1st-fioor bed
room with fun til: 2 bedrooms. SEWING
room and bath on 2nd floor: abundance
Of closet space. oil heat, unfinished recrea-
tion room with stone fireplace in base
ment: An excellent value at S1s,96o Call
Mr.. Murray. 81. S114. with SHANNON 81
LUCHS CO., 1905 st. NV, MA 2345.
5,ROoM, SHINGLE BUNGALOW, fur
nished: full basement, large attic; lot COX
TRANSFORMATION. Possession with settlement
S11,57b. S4,575 cash and balance SAT SO
per month. Call Mr.. Miller. ROBERT s.
DAVIS g. CO, 5S04 BALTIC. ave, Hyatts-
vile; WA. 1900; open daily and Sunday
CoLoRED-B-R. FR., cleo, sewer. water.
iot about 90Nlgo, cor: S5,950. Edge Hy-
s5o ;d.., Bowie 7;r; #: $3.50; - {. fur. ht:
clear, nr. cars. N. E. RYON CO., GE 6I46
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOCToRs-3 suites Of 3 and 4 rooms on
ground floor of new building adjoining
Ing oommunity. 1ndridaai aI sire street sien en-
frances on srterial highway. For further
pf ie5ormstspn ass eall wAvERLY TAYLOR INC,
ENTIRE BUILDING. FIRST commercial;
three floors. downtown Georgeoown locs-
ton, 3lst street near NJ. Three-yesr lease.
sooeo 500 nPasfb sobAREs0 E0f FEEI p.af s'a 4h and
18th AND SITS. N.w.-1st floor and
net. Excellent display or once space for or
Rssi.or. 14o7 St, nv. v TslNsEso M 55oS CO CO
DENTAL OFFICE, cor, 18th and Il ne
E1gsT, pgsT cnsB' rSeps' ssth. ss5. DRURY
Iess goth Nw.-Nev bids, 1st and End
sePs 'DPI41 DRuRY oGs RrsirT & T. coR ssP rfasE
1acANT cokNERs, 3rd and G sts nv
once oss Sas1E Of USE z. T
WI WI D's sARp a ~ ssS SNAIL L doan.o~n bank
Slas ONCE; phone 1912 am. only ME
1886 PARK ROAD N.w.-Beauty pa.lor
esntlst or ofhces and apt. Phone WA S6o5
near 18th and Col. rd.. entire second floor
2465 18th ST.; $3.50 per mo for once and
sgd sgd. % Ems bath and porch. Reply Box
DOWNTOWN once room. sood light and
exposure: light and heat supplied; low
3 AND ; ROOM OFFICE surrEs-Imme
dlate occupancy in downtown ONCE build
ing, located at Conn. and L. Call RE 7a40
is
APPROXIMATELY 1000 SO. IT. of once
space on Conn. ave, near Mayfower Hetol,
Ind ntsb. foSI. clean an, and essIrssle coptact
&c CO SanH Shoseham Bldg,' Ma. 475o: or ewes,
OFFICE SPACE or stor. space for rent
IDEAL location; Conn. ave and NJ ST. vi
einity: suitable for Professional man or
as gift and flower shop. dress shop. in
sn 5snanI 4, contaet MYRTLE A, WEAPON
TaREE oTTIc;Es-rhird floor: suitable able for
anything 500. ELITE ELECTRIC CO,
TELEPHoNE; mai and sscretarial service
DENTIsT-3-reom suite with Venetian
blinds in North Arlington busy intersec-
sREp T. TetoRdE' afs Ps;1i n e0T ssSs I'd. aEsf 81
OFFICES, furnished or unfurnished; slso
/ |! spWIE @ sss Eye so st 'eneRn0ne nR a1 sefsles
MAILING ADDREss-occasion use of
PFlyass Rny ss 1ffss: &C.. Downtown lawyers suite
OFFICES Beauty shop or dentist: near
l4th and Park I'd. NV. Call BRAswELL.
AD; 56SS. 36l7 l4th st NV
lsEEe; lar s.sy siry rooms, $50 per month.
OFFICE AND DESK SPACE. with seer..
.arial M % service for rent 612-A 9Th st NV.
.s. 200 SO. FT."--Larse End floor at Sa5
st. NV opposite Hecht Co; excellent
LOT partItlonins INTO several ofices, Please
esll HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker RE
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STORES FOR RENT.

s5ssS. hoTIs BUsMAN, Re. i7ss. it; W1e
jacent Sears Roebuck and Giant Market
$4,000 SO. it: door, fronting I55 it.
on r hIs sennins tnr nd. rd zoned % commercial
ehandising. showrooms, ETC ~ cross Tne mep- Ten-
ilation. Open all sides viii finish to
suit tenants requirements. will divide
Aysaiaole 90 day. LOUIS BURMAN, RE.
basement, each approximately zoo 10 SHa so'
assn ie,sD a %EiNnRs Sss
Co. Reaitor' 1907 st. ", Ma. $500.
eosI M ST. .N.w.-vacant store approx
Is6sS, IIas66sS, ineludinE bsmt and Scar spsSe ssraSs:
$500. = W DRpRY RE 1,Rs REALTY CORP. 1Ta? K
ness section: $500 mo: m a-story snoG Se b,ss push I,
BROWN ! co.. RE. ssss, iso7 Sipstf Il st NV y
GEoRGRToWsNs sa wfscoHssIs ffsseca,Ssa AVE bI,s
corner store within a block Of M ST.
Mo1. ssn; i,si Ssso; also spsss T.ns at $50
koLB' INC 1887 Wis. ave, MI, 200,
s.,;sI;; X ST; NV; between 18th and 1sthIEx
Store dimensions, I5x52 viii lease to
ssIs sgssSpensisle SnHns paTsy sa NJ Eabrizio, RE
81 GRo1ND FLeoR 8 Efof 81 ,arss lNe downtown Is
ofice bldg; suitable for barber SANDWICH
Snop novelty store, etc. See MR.
RRILAvENs. RI Victor BLDG, 724 9th st. NV
aIe eth N.W.Ssoxe7. s4oo; corner sth
snd sn ado nv, sbogs 10000 feet. elevators,
FoR RENT OR LEASE. store. on I'm, = cor
ner in well populated se section,
Wlu remodel to suit tenant. Apartment
apoye apfsr 4 i y desired' s Phone Wisconsin s33s
Vacant VAC p CORNER. srd and G SITS. NV:
stores, 1S by 20 IT. and space for shops
n newly remodeled building. CO. 1878,
BUILDING for sale or rent. con-
sistinR OF stores and floors above Finest
location, 1898 Columbia rd., near Am
oassador Theater, suitable for any type of
business Will rent as a whole or separate
CAL Mr.. Guest, DI. 1924 1926 daily: EN-
1882 evenings. A.. H. BACAs, Realtor and
Business Broker. lila II. st. NV IL
STREET FLOOR. 14th St, downtown, deep
store. vacant: immediate possession In
auire rent dept, DIXIE REALTY CO..
VAC fNT STORE, 1ax45, just remodeled
ITO G 81. NV. near State Dept Omen
for inspection Communicate with MR..
RODMAN, Elk. a99S. is
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

is YOUR BUSINESS FOR SALE?-We have
waiting prospects with ample cash for
your business. For prompt and confidential
results, csll Mr.. Stein, business chance
dept. LEO NJ: BERNSTEIN q CO. I4I5
< st. NV. NE. $500, Complete Real
Estate Institution
BUILDING, suitable large printing plant
downtown location preferred; will buy or
lease. Box 1927. Star is
WANTED, 1st comm lots. about 2Oxloo,
in good locations. D. C, Md or Va A M
ROTH. Woodward BLDG, MA. 1885. --16
WANTED-Second- commercial bldg. be-
tween COOL 200 SO. IT, suitable for light
machine shop, In Rosslyn or Georgetown
neighborhood SH 24Ss 2l'
WILL Fay ALL CASH for business prop
erty well located: prompt service. Brokers
invited to submit property. Call MI
SHIFRIE. a15 New York ave. NV. Ma.
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PROP. FOR SALE Cont. !


NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE = Large bldg.
now under lease to an embassy to Sept. j;
contains i large rooms and baths;
with Soft frontage: excellently adapted
for a nonproft organization or club. For
further information. call MI, Terms. with
SHANNON 8z LUCHS CO, 505 H st. n W.
Ma. 2345.
GEO H. WILLIAMS Co.--roolrm and
novelty shop, located on Bladensburg I'd.
Just outside of D. c. line; excel. location
for any type business in case present
business is not suitable UN 300. ---17
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Beauty salon,
located on busy Penna ave; all equipment
and as issss; ssSo; small down payment. Hatton'
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-Radio repair
snoo and living quarters: has $1,000 worth
OF stock. Immed. poss. Priced to sell.
hatlon, UN. 200 -l7
FOR SALE. SECOND COMMERCIAL -
1 st: Sc. corner. close to r;r. freight ter
K st. sc. corner lot, unimprov;a. con-
tains more than 500 square f.
st. s.w. corner lot, contai more
than 2 400 square feet. MAURIC FITZ-
GERALD, 1871 @ st. NV. Nationsi 1886
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

10000 so. FT. In Hysttsville, Md, almost
adjacent TO r.r. siding, between r. I. and
Baltimore aves., nov. divided into lots
with total frontage of AS 1t. on corner of
2 streets. now improved with substantial
6-rm; modern home and Gear garage on
buildings are valued at about $4,000, but
are included in the very low price of SOC
a SO. IT. for the land I believe / can prove
this is real bargain. H. M. HUNTER,
WA. bS4S 49,
GEORGETOWN CORNER over 1900 So
IT industrial ground on railroad: COM
plete plans and bldg. permit for ware
house incl A. M ROTH, Woodward Bldg
MA. 1896 ia
so 900 SQUARE FT. of industrial ground
located In Wash, cons- for r.r. siding; in
growing community. Call DT 1924 N
1ASILIKO REALTY CO Ia
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OFFICES WANTED.

business. Box 255-S, Star. ~
oFFICE SPACE will be available in so
DAYS IN desirable NV. section one blk
OF Conn. ave. suitable for doctors: pri-
yste entrances. For information phone
- SOS 1T
AERONAUTICAL ASSOCIATION REQUIRES
immediate occupancy about three rooms
centrally located. first floor or elevator
service Phone RAVLIN, Executive 1900
Ext. 3161, or Woodley SI24
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INvEsrMENT pRopERTY FOR SALE,

4-FAMILY APT. BLDG, in ne. loniy 8
INC, iaos Vt ays; n,w. ME-. LIT. Is
nsoe sbsLt BLK ssa END ST NV store yitn ndo
per annum offered at SI7.500. with at
tractive terms. Please call HARRY /
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE 1883. is
apartments: excellent
investment; they sell fast. Act now! Call
Metropolitan h532 I7s
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

modern, Hell-constructed bldg, vicinity of
18th st. NV; present income over Sl25.-
600 per arnum: the 1st trust is S500. 900;
600; offered now at times the yearly
income; unusual value on the present mar
ket. For complete details, please call
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1856.
DEVELOPED BUSINESS PROPERTY in Ar
linyton. New bidss., good lease, in fastest
growing section Of Va Requires 500. OOD
cash. Al proposition. Box 1905. Star.
--lA
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE SPACE, centrally located
garage. can accommodate 25 additional
cars, trucks, trailers. etc. Phone Mich
iRan 500. Is
WAREHOUSE SPACE AVAILABLE-Con-
venieHt to Bethesda. Chevy Chase. Georfs-
town and NV. Wash. business areas, yet
free of Washingtons congested traffic.
RI siding, truck loading platform. mod
ern power lift equipment. For informs-
tion write P. Q Bog 5734, Bethesda a,
Md or cell WI O405 -16
SMALL WAREHOUSE for rent, good for
any business. ME-. 1915. RA. if0I. l6'
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STORES WANTED.

STOKES about 20xS0 in good locations
D c., Nd or Va Liberal rent, or i o
yr, leases. A. M, ROTH. woodward Bldg,
CONN. AVE. or downtown store wants
early possession. Rent up 70 $500 month
ly fU-yr lease Very responsible tenant.
A. NJ. ROTH, Woodward Bldg. Ma. 1885.
STORE-Suitsble for jewelry and watch
repair Phone AT 449S --I7
WANTED-Store. part of store or Spacs
for upholstery. NV. Box 7S-V. Star lss
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DESK SPACE FOR REhI-

DESK SPACE, free telephone: also small
once. 9O6 l1th st. NV. End floor ME
$500 -16
MODERN DESK SPACE, tel, sec. service
Your phone answered as II it were your
own Mail address Dl. 5000. is
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STORES FOR RENT Cont. J

5000 50. FT., on I4th
st, for auto. agency or similar use, ls5
floor location in business section. 20-ft,
retail stores on H st. ne. Owner insists
on chain store or other substantial tenants,
WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash. Bldg. DI,
$500. Ewes. co. 5940
oosite Hrcht Co At s25 St nv sritabis
for many types OF business; reasonable
rent. Please call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE 1896 is
STORE FOR RENT. in Rockville. Md: cor
ner of Washington st. and Montgomery
ave-, SIS month RE $500
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
LOIS For SALE

OR INDUSTRIAL SITE for
lumber yard and mill minimum l acre.
buv or rent Phone RE. 553a.
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COLORED-NICHoLS AVE. Sc. mr.. Spill
way Bowling Alley. Small store with apt
above, priced to sell at Se,T5e cash Call
Mr.. vallario, Hillside l6S4M. URCIOLO
REALTY CO.. NE. 1871. -16
COLORED-N. CAPITOL and H SITS NV
First commercial, 3-story brick: easily re-
modelled for business: no leases: will sell
at once on easy terms, Call Mr. Vallario,
Hillside 16S4-M. URCIOLO REALTY CO,
NE. 1871. --16
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rytUas ~ hNDSI ,Is DUM 55Ino a. perssr
n block from new S3,000,000 George
Washington Hospital; suitable any busi-
ness. 3-story structure; large garage: lot
25x117 to 30-ft. alley. Trust, $4,000;
price, S55.000.
sos H st. n,w.-Modern store, 2 apts
Trust, $1,000; price, S25, 600.
62S N st. n.w.-Large building near
7th: 1st commercial Bargain at $3.50.
Northeast corner 1st and You SITS NV,
large pressed, brick BLDG. store and apis,
electricity: all outside southern exposure
with porches; price, S26.750; will finance.
MICHAEL WALSH e. SON new address,
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. SaS2. ewes,
co. e.. so. Ia
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CoLoRED--BARGAN- ave. and
Pomeroy st. at 9th Sc, suitable to build
sewer water and st. installed; prizes,
1925 Half ST. s.w.. suitable for apart
MICHAEL WALSH 4, SON, new address,
l.l1 Eye st. nv, RE, Sss9 ewes,
Evening star., 1946-07-16

WILLIAMS Co.-Just Is minutes
C. 8 rms. and bath, on spacious
attractive home. can be purchased
unfurn. Immed. poss. Thomas,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-12
AROUND TOWN
AFTERNOON FIRE

Firemen were called to the home
CT Freeman Whitfield, at "Mobile."
yesterday at 4.50 p. m, when some
wood shav"gs in the house caught
fire. Small damage was reported to
the floor by Fire Chief Cooper Ellis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-12
Claims Are Filed
On Unemployment
Adjustment Pay

Forty persons qualifying Ion :"
positions were referred TO \ JH-
employment Compensation Cemmis~
sion for the purpose Of filing mtl1-
ployment claims during the week OF
March 4-8, Hall Brooks. manager Of
the U. S. Employment Service here,
reported today.
TWenty-siX of the 40 persons vera
veterans. filing for REIMBURSEMENT al
loWance and three OF the veterans
were women Other II claims were
for Unemployment Compensation
and eight of them were women.
OF the 40 persons filing claims, L.
were physically handicapped and
will be available for limited employ
ment. disabilities ranging from fin
ser to back injuries.
Applicants were listed as qualified
for the following positions:
Professional and managerial group
Agriculture teacher and office
manager.
Clerical and sales group-Timo-
keeper, secretary, receiving clCrh,
shipping clerk and stock clerk.
Skilled occupations-ATc WcldCr,
foreman Cobacco), airplane mech
anic, sheet metal worker.
Semi-skilled-Truck drivers, bull
dozer operator, surveying chainmcn,
sheet metal worker helper, hosiery
inspector, spceder tender,
Service occupationS-Janitor aN3
practical nurse.
observation-disclosures, pac<oaa, bol':
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-12

Newspaper advertising will seek
out your prospects.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-12
TWO

~ G.NNT.tS
Marriage licenses were issued to
two white couples at the resgiitcr
of deeds office yesterday as follows:
William Henry Lloyd and Eliza
beth Louise Davis, both Of Oxford.
Norman Earl Mitchell, Of Bloom
ington, Ind. and Evelyn Hope
Dudley, of oxford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
MAS CAPTURES
MID-DIXIE TITLE
Seeded Fifth, He Upsets
Jim Vuille Losing
Only One Set

SPARTANBURG, S. c.. July 10.
- (P) -Fifth-seeded Harold Mas
of West Palm Beach, Fla, using
a terrific backhand return, won
the Mems Singles championship
of the Mid-Dixie Tennis tourna-
ment this afternoon at the Park
Hills club by defeating veteran
Meter Jim Vuille of st. Peters
burg, Fla, 4-6 6-3, SO, ga.
The 37-year old Vuille, with a
smashing forehand return, took the
first set, but young Mas, Univer-
sity of North Carolina net ace,
captured the next three sets and
the Mid-Dixie silver cup with
lightning-fast backhand returns in
the 92-degree weather.
The woodworking team of
Bobby Spurrier, and Buck Archer,
both of Charlotte, captured the
doubles championship by trimming
John Stephens. Aiken, and Erskine
Smith, Due West. 6-3, ga.
Stephens and Smith gained the
finals by eliminating William Shiv-
er, Clinton, and Jerry Robinson,
Davidson college, in the double
semi-flnals earlier in the after
noon, Ga, 81.
The Mid-Dixie singles champion
ship was first won in 1881 by Will
mer Hines, who again took it in
1888. The only other two-time win
ner of the singles was Russell Bob
bitt, who captured it in 1888 and
1910. The singles cup will 60 into
the permanent possession of a
three-time winner.
Bruce Thomas won the Mid
Dixie singles cup in 1914. The
tournament was not held last year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
INVADERS START
WITH ; MARKERS
in FIRST FRAME
Duke And Poklemba Drive
Out Four-B aggers Dur
ing Night Contest

A first inning home run by Duke,
Clinton left fielder, with two
aboard, spanked a 14-hit barrage
against Wilmington last night and
the Pirates were downed, 1873,
in a Tobacco State league contest.
Clinton took a 80 lead in the
first and added four more in the
second. Two runs in the fourth
gave the visitors a winning mar
gin lead before Wilmington was
able to shove two across in the
bottom half of the fifth.
Fish started for the Pirates but
was relieved in the first by Estes.
Clinton hit the offerings of Estes
for eight in two innings before he
gave way to Lamb who twirled
the balance of the game.
Poklemba, Pirate first baseman,
connected with a four-bagger in
the eighth with none on to bring
the score to 1875.
The locals rallied in the part of
the ninth inning when they showed
three runs across.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
linton Downs Pirates, 1913, In Free Hitting Came
red S0X STRETCH
LEAD TO 9 GAMES
Take Detroit Tigers As
While Yankees Lose To
Cleveland By 81

BOSTON, July 13.-(Pl-The Bos-
ton Red Sox stretched their lead
over the Yankees to nine full
games today as they came from
behind to score a ga win over the
Detroit Tipers, while Cleveland
took the Yankees at New York 80.
1t was a clean sweep of all nine
home games with the Tigers for
the Red Sox as Mickey Harris won
his 18th victory.
Paul Trout drove in two Detroit
runs in the second with a double
off the left field wall after Pat
Mullin beat out a bunt and Jimmy
Outlaw was safe on Johnny Pesky's
error.
The Sox picked up their first
run in the sixth when Pesky walk
ed, went to third on Dom DiMag-
gio's single to right and scored as
Williams grounded out to Hank
Greenberg.
Boston came from behind in the
eighth when they piled up four
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14

Errors-Suder, Flores. Runs batted in
Stevens l, Lucadello l. Berardino /,
Heath 3, Zarilla 3, McQuinn 2. Chap
man l, Flores l, Stephens l. Mancuso i.
Two base hits-Berardino, Heath 2. Nc
Quinn, Majeski, Stephens. Three base
hits-Zarilla 2. Home run-Mancuso
Sacrlfice-McCosky. Double plays-Steph-
ems to Berardino to Stevens; Lucadello
to Berardino to Stevens. Left on bases
ST. Louis II; Philadelphia 9. Bases on
balls-Fannin 6. Knerr 3, Griffith /.
Flores l. Strikeouts-Fannin 4, Flores /.
H1ts-off knerr 6 in 3 1-3 innings: Grit
fifth 3 in 1-3; Flores 8 in 5 1-3. Hit by
pitcher, by Griffith Haabst. Losing pit
cher-Knerr. Umpires - Hubbard and
Berry. Time-2:17. Attendance-5,3 1896.
In ancient Egypt. if a gentleman
lost his life Or an eye as a result
of an operation. the surgeons hand
was cut off in retaliation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
INDIANS BREAK
JlNX, WIN 81
Two Hard Luck Pitchers
Meet; Bevin's Luck Was
Worse Than Reynolds

NEW YORK, July 13-(P-After
previously losing four times to the
New York Yankees this season,
hard luck Allie Reynolds finally
beat the Bronx bombers today as
the Cleveland Indians came out
on top 80.
Reynolds was opposed by Floyd
Bevens, a tough luck pitcher in his
W right. who went down to his
sixth when Joe Gordon dropped
a throw from the catcher in the
sixth when Lou Boudreau should
have been out stealing. Ken Kelt-
ner followed with a single to o
the tribe manager with the run
that proved to be the deciding
marker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
Swimming Team Plans
To Be Discussed At
Meeting TOMORROW

Plans for the formation of a
swimming team to compete in a
state meet at Kannapolis will be
discussed tomorrow night at
O'Clock in the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, it has been an
nounced by Adam Smith, "Y''
physical education director.
The Kannapolis meet will be
held Aug. 10, Smith announced.
The director has requested all
former members of the Junior and
Senior swimming teams to attend
the meeting. New members are
also invited, he said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
Tvo Football Pro
Teams Get Early
Start In TRAINING

NEW YORK, July 13.-(P-All
right, it's only midsummer, but
two clubs Of the new All-America
football conference are going to
start intensive training on Mon
day, just the same.
The Brooklyn Dodgers led by
Coach Nal Stevens, are flying
out of here tomorrow for Bend,
Ore, and the Chicago Rockets,
under Coacn Dick Henley. are
heading for their training camp
at Santa Rosa Junior college, near
San Francisco.
By the time the sun is high on
Monday both crews will be bear
ing down in preparation for the
league race which opens Sept. 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14

Errors-Trout. G%reenberg, Pesky. Runs
batted in-Trout 2, Greenberg, Mullin,
Williams, Doerr, Russell. Two base hits
Trout. G~reenberg, Culberson. Three base
hit-Kell. Stolen base-Outlaw. Sacrifice
-Pesky. Left or bases-Detroit Is, Bos-
ton 6. Bases on balls-Trout 4, Harris 6,
Klinger l. Strikeouts-Trout 7, Harris 6.
Hits-off Harris 9 in 8 innings, none out
in 9th; Klinger l in l. Winning pitcher
Harris. Umpires-Grieve, Rommel ard
Boyer. Time-2:14. Attendance - 26,1o2
(paid)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
St. LOUIS WINS
OVER AS, ia
Browns Go On Big Batting
Rampage In Fourth In
ming Of Contest
july 49,

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-(P-
The St. Louis Browns went on a
batting rampage in the fourth in
ning touching Luther Knerr and
Lee Griffith for seven hits and sew
ven runs including two record-ty-
ing triples by Al Zarilla and whip
ped the Philadelphia Athletics, II
10 4, today in the third game of
the series.
The last American Lacquer to
make two triples in one inning was
Charley Jameson of Cleveland
who turned the trick on May 8,
1922.
Cliff Fannin made his second
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
STANDINGS
National
American League
GAMES d
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston at Pittsburgh (2)-Wright (6-e)
and SPAIN (0-1) VS.. Sewell $50 and
Ostermueller (7-4l.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2)-Raffens-
berger $3.50 n Jurisich (4-3) VS.. Het-
XII (2-2) and Beggs go.
New York at Chicago - Schumacher
(2-3) VS.. Borowy (2-3).
Brooklyn at st. Louis (2)-Lombardi
t9-3l and Higbe (8-2) VS.. Burkhart SD
or Dickson (5-2) and Beazley (2-3l.
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Layne, NeiN Leading
Southern Loop Hitters

ATLANTA, Ca, July 13.-UR-
Hills Layne of Chattanooga and
Tom Neill of Birmingham, weld
ing terrific bats all season, bang
ed out enough necessary hits last
week to hold their batting lead In
the southern association, official
league averages showed today.
Although the Lookout's second
baseman dropped seven points dur
ing the week, his mark of 1884 was
still tops and another seven points
better than Baron outfielder Neill's
BIT.
According to Howe news bureau,
official league statistitions, Layne
led in total hits with 1874 and in
total bases with 189. Llyod Gear
hart of Atlanta moved into second
place with 179 total bases, helped
along by his league lead of Is
triples.
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N T

COLUMBUS, Ga, July 13.-W.H-
The Fort Benning golf course will
be the site of the 1916 Georgia
state women's golf association tour
nament, it a announced today.
The tournament will be held Sept.
9 to IA. Defending titlist is Mary
Melnyk. of Brunswick, Ga.
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LEAGUE

st. Louis at Washington (2)-Galehouse
(3-6) and Shirley (5-8) VS.. Hudson (6-s)
and Scarborough (4-2).
Chicago at Philadelphia (2l-Haynes
(2-6l and Grove as VS.. Christopher
t4-4l and Harris 90.
Detroit at New York t2l-Newhouser
Q6-3) and Benton Q-5) VS.. Page (5-3J
and Gettel (4-4).
Cleveland at Boston (2)-Gromek (5-3)
and Embree 40 VS.. Wagner (O-O) and
Dobson (8-3).
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Efrors-Gordon, Boudreau. Conwsv
Runs batted in-Boudreau 2. Robinson.
Etten. Two base hits-Edwards
Case; sacrifice-Crosetti. Double plays
Wasdell and Boudreau; Keltner and Was
dell; Conway, Boudreau and Wasdell
6oudreau, Conway and Wasdell. Left on
oases-Cleveland 8. New York 9. Bases
on balls-Bevens 3. Reynolds 7. Strike
outs-Bevens 10. Reynolds 3.