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Evening star., 1946-02-21

Rates of dividends in the FOREGOING tael,
are annual disbursements based on the las
quarterly or semi-annual declaration Un
less otherwise noted. special or extra divi'
oends are not included. Also extra ol
extras Plus stock dividend q Cash ol
stock Declared or paid so far this year
Payable in stock. Paid last yeaf h Pay,
able in Canadian funds Accumula tet
dividends paid or declared this year: New
issue. WV With warrants. xw without
NIL
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
Arnerikai Brangi Pa-
sauIio Vadovybe

Americas nauja role tarp-
tautineje vadovybeje, kaip is
Washingtono skelbiama, atsi-
eina siai saliai labai brangiai.
Ir todel labai gala kad tureda-
ma proga pasauliui vadovauti
ir taip brangiai uz tai mokeda-
ma Amerika nemoka vadovau-
tt ir dirba tik atbulais pirstais.
Kas lieciasi nekuriu Amerikos
politikieriu, jie kuogreiciausia
noretu sia Sail nuo vadovybes
paliuosuoti ir numoti pasauliui
atbula ranka, jeigu tai tik nuo
jq priklausytu.
zinovq irodymais, Amerikai
Sis trumpas pokarinis periodas
dalyvavimo tarptautineje poll
tikoje atsieina apie 27 bilijo-
mai dolariu.
Patys karo metal siai saliai
atsiejo 800 bilijonu dolariu, ir
todel 27 bilijonai dolariu gal
isrodo palyginamai menka su-
ma. Taciau tai yra daugiau
pinigu negu federale valdzia
gavo per visa laikotarpi nuo
1881 Xxi 1887 metu. Ia suma
sudaro daugiau negu buvo VII
sa valstybes skola | Pasaulinio
Karo metu.
Virs Is bilijonu dolariu is
tu pinigu 81 Sails turf praleisti
pastatymui pasaulio atgal ant
koju, ikurti tautu Selma ir pa
laikyti taika uzjuriuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
GOLGOTA

Mesvejancioj priebandoj nykiai baltuoja
niekingai apnuogintas kunas zaizduotas,
mirtingi seseliai veide Jojo stoja,
agonijos sinpulio lupos uzklotos
Ant marmuro Jojo kaktos didziadvases
erskeciu yainikas ir kruvinos demes.
Palain1intos akys! zvilgsnys ju uzgeses,
zvilgsnys kuris geri zmonijai nulemes.
Klastingai mes gerbian 81 vakara niauru
Jeruzales priemiestyj j nukryziuota,
ta Meiles Skelbejo kankinima Mauru,
ta Dievo Sunaus mirtinga Golgota.
Per tukstancius metu mes zverys plesrieji,
nors spindi prizes mus Jojo tobulas vaizdas.
Pageza ir .kerstas - stabai mus tkrieji,
todel ir go1gotas NUNS skiria Apvaizda
Kast.
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State Departments
Skilirnas

Temytojai pranesa is Wa
shingtono kad State Depart
mente yyksta skilimas, kas zy.
miai atsilieps j Americas uz.
sienio politika veik visais svar-
besniais klausimais.
Tai yra viena is svarbiujv
problemu su kuria susiduria
Valstybes Sekretorius Byrnes
sugryzes is Paryziaus.
Vienas is State Department
to Sekretoriu, Pulk. Alfred Nc
Cormack, jau rezignavo. Jisai
buvo paemes organizuoti Cen
tralinei Amerikai taip vadina-
mu zvalgu vieneta ir sake jo
planus suarde departments ap-
sireiskus opozicija.
Eina gandai kad gall rezig-
nuoti Pasekretorius Dean Ache
son, kuris uzeme Byrnes vieta
jam isvykus j uzsieni. Taipgi
kad rezignuos Padejejas Sekre-
torius Will Clayton ir dar kiti.
Rezignacijos paeina is varzy-
tiniQ tarp uzsienio tarnybos
virsininku, karjeros vyru kurie
yra taip sakant nugarkaulis
Amerikos diplomatines siste-
mos, ir palyginamai naujoku
diplomatijos srityje.
Varzytine yra tarp tu kurie
jau yra zinomi Rusijos rene
jai arba tiesiog bolseviku puse
palaikantieji, kurie State De-
partmenta sukisti komunistu
ir pro-Rusu itaka, kurie tikri-
ma kad Amerikai butinai rel
kia su Russia laikytis, net jai
nusileidziant.
Xiii Byrnes patarejai, vado-
vaujami Padejejo Sekretoriaus
Dunn rekomenduoja kad Byr-
nes stovetu grieztai visais sa-
vo reikalavimais prizes Russia
ir nedaleistu Rusijai Europoje
praplesti savo itakos.
FxE
sAMERIKOJE valdzia sta
tydina iris bandomas7 dirbtu-
yes gaminimui gasoline is an
olies.
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(Kazys Kunca)

Vaikos vejai po giraffe is saliu visu
Berzai, garbanas suraite, glaudzias prie pusu.
Snara egles zaliakases. Kalba azuolai:
Kaip krauju vargus nunase - Laisves sakalai
Kaip basi i zygi ejo, ramus su vadais
zeme kryziais nuzymejo - ivairiais vardais.
Kaip arimu pirkios ruko 49,. svilo karninai Il.
Kaip vergeves panciai truko Tevyne jalmai.
Uzia vejai pro giraffe: Kalba azuolai !.
Koki zemei dave kraiti Laisves sakalai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
LAISVOJI LIETUVA'

Patriotinis Pietu Americas Letuviu kovos,
vsuomenes, memo ir mokslo zurnalas.
Norintieji znoti kaip Lietuviai gyvena Pietu
Amerikoje ir kaip kovoja uz Lietuvos Nepri-
klausomybe, skaitykit. "Laisvaja Lietuva'.
Metams tik $500.
"LAISVOJI LIETUVA'
Gale Rio de Janeiro 4001. Cerro.
Montevideo, Uruguay.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

to Carter Iai zmona atgauna jam pagarba dabar, ka
da reika atstay pasauo taika ir ramybe, kada nera
kito geresnio programo il kada galma il plna praves-
IT, mes j yra pasirasius net If Maskva!
Jei Amerika rekalauja Rusus straukt armijas IS
Mandzrijos is Irano is Balkanu turf butt neaplenkta
reikaavimas istraukti raudonarmiecus r is Letuvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
Vokietijoje Iseina 80
Laikrascciu

Keturiose Vokietijos okupuo-
tose zonose iseina 80 laikras-
ciu, kaip pranesa sajunginin-
ku kontroles komisija. Berli-
ne leidziama 13 dienrasciu ir
ellie zurnalu.
Sovietu zonoje leidziama 80
laikrasciu, kurie yra bolseviku
kontroliuojami. Amerikos 20
noje eina 20 laikrasciai, Britu
zonoje IL, O Prancqzu zonoje
8 laikraSciai. ...-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

sTARP laukiniu gyventoju
rytu centralinej Afrikoje EMO
ma gall divorsuoti savo vyra
kuris atsisako pagaminti jai
aprangalus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

sBOLIVIJOJE, pietu Amerikoje, irengtas
Rio Chane projektas kuris tikima duos 3O,OOO,
900 svaru cukraus 1947 metals. Chane upes sle-
mis- paruostas ,cukraus auginimRi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

sAMERIKOJE valdzia sta
tydina iris bandomas dirbtu-
yes gaminimui gasoline is an
giles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
SEMIPRO ROUNDUP

The Masonboro Ramblers turn
ed the trick again yesterday, win
ming their 18th game of their last
10 over Elizabethtown, 3 to l, be-
hind the brilliant two-hit pitching
of W. A. winnie" Brown.
The stubby little southpaw stuck
to his strike out habits also, send
ing IS down swinging. He gave up
only two bases on balls.
The Ramblers scored one u in
the very first inning, when Louis
Collie grounded out, Jimmy Fox
tripled to right field, and Linwood
Rowan hit to second base, and key
stoner errored, permitting Fox to
tally.
Elizabethtowa came back in the
seventh to tie the contest up, when
Hall got hit by one of Browns fast
ones. Allen grounded to third, Paul
taking second. Lyon singled into
deep center, scoring Hall.
Luke Collie took personal re-
sponsibility of capturing the tilt in
the eighth. leading off with a ire
mendous triple into center field
one of the longest balls ever hit at
Masonboro. Fox then followed
Uncle Luke" with a two-bagger in
to left field. bringing in the sprint
ing Collie. Rowan also beat out
a hit, driving across Fox.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
JOE LOUIS PREPARES
FOR TAMI MAURIELLO
FIGHT IN SEPTEMBER

POMPTON LAKES, N. j., Aug.
10 -[P)- Joe Lewis began spar
ring for his Sept. 18 meeting with
Tami Mauriello Sunday and looked
better humping four sparmates
around on his first days work
than he did in his final sessions
for his June bout with Billy Conn
Although the timing of his high.
hard one was a bit off because he
has been using it exclusively for
golfine purposes since June 10. ii
was close enough to top form Sun
day to belabor Perk Daniels Of
Chicago, George Fitch of New
Haven. Elridge Eatman of Nor
walk. Conn, and Teddy Randolph
of New York to the sati sfaction
of practically everyone except the
four who were doing the catch
ing.
Louis is close enough to fight
ing shape so that he has to take
off only five pounds in the evact.
lv n month until he tangles with
the Bronx Barkeeper in Yankee
Stadium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
THREE PERSONS HURT
AS JUDGES PLATFORM
COLLAPES AT MEET

SHAKAMAK STATE PARK,
Ind, Aug 10 -U.H- Three per
sons were injured, one seriously,
when the judges platform at the
National AAU Senior Women's
Swimming championships collapsed
Sunday, with an estimated 25
persons including the Indiana At
torney General.
Leo Sanders, dire "tor of water
front activities of the Indiana
State conservation department,
was injured seriously. Attorney
General James A.. Emmert, who
was presenting awards to win
ners in the tournament which had
just ended. was shaken up.
Two persons suffered severe cuts
and others were bruised ano
shaken.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
Yankees Divide Double Bill
With Red Sox; So And 40
Floyd Bevens Shuts Out
Boston In First; Page
Blasted In Second

BOSTON, Aug. 18-(P)-Unable tc
score against their nearest rivals
in the first game, the pennant-
headed Boston Red Sox came from
behind in the nightcap to split a
doubleheader with the New York
Yankees. The Yanks took the first
so on the neat six-hit shutout
pitching of Floyd Bevens and the
Sox wol the second 4-3.
The split gave the Sox three vic
tories in the four-game series and
also gave the league leaders a two
game advantage of the Yanks for
the eason
Cconin's crew now has edged
the Dickeymen 10 times. The new
Workers have beaten the Sox eight
times.
Bevens whitewash job was well
done. Only one mar ever approach
ed the plate with a score. That
was Wally Moses, who was thrown
out by center fielder Johnny Lin
cell. Moses had doubled and tried
to score on Johnny Pesky's shot to
center.
Luckless Tex Hughson was Bev-
ems victim. Tex gave up four runs
il the fourth inning, which was
featured by Charlie Keller's three
run homer into the centerfield
cornor of the visiting bullpen.
In the closer, the Yanks led 80
gong into the home half of the
eighth. Ted Williams, who got only
two hits all day, opened by doub-
ling off the left field fence. He
scored when Page hit Bobby Doe~r
in the back after fielding Bobby's
sacrifice bunt. Doerr came in on
Mike Higgins second double of the
game, also off the left field bar
rier.
Sinker ball Bob Klinger, third
Boston finger, was the winner.
Lefty Joe Page, who Travelled the
full route for the Yanks, was the
loser.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19

Maner announced that Billy Hard.
son was planning to join the Mason
boro Ramblers, following the con-
test.
Whiteville kept right on the Manner
mems coat tails though, knocking
off powerful Wallace, 2 to O.. Dave
Nelson turned in a six-hit pitching
performance, striking out three.
Whiteville's two u n came In
the sixth, when Kelly drove a long
fly to the outfield, and Heath, who
had got or base on a hit, gallop-
ed in from third, when the Wallace
shortstop errored.
The other Comet marker was
scored in the ninth frame. Hardee
singled, stole second, was sacrific-
ed down, and tailed on Kelly
high fly to the outfield.
Jack Shoaf and Hunker Benson
of Hampstead outlasted the l7-year.
old wonder, Dan Williams, at Tabor
City, as Hampstead won 8 to 4.
A hitting marathon featured the
Leland-Southport ~fracas, which
Leland won 10 to 18 in a tilt called
because of darkness
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
DODGERS EDGE
PHILLlES, 81
Pete Reiser Stars With
Home Run, Double, And
Single At Bat

BROOKLYN, Aug. 10 -P-Pete
Reiser was the whole show Sun
day as the National League lead
ing Brooklyn Dodgers edged out
the Philadelphia Phillies 80 be-
fore a paid attendance of %, 099.
The Dodger outfielder raped out
three hits including a home run
and double, drove in two runs and
scored the other. Reiser romped
in with the deciding run in the
eighth innings when, with two out,
Phil second baseman Emil Verban
fumbled a ground ball by pinchhit-
ter Gene Hermanski. Reiser had
opened the frame with a double
and moved to third on Dixie Walk
er's infield out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
Marshburn And Moore
Capture Air Contests

Earl Marshburn and v. A. Moore
were the two top winners at yes
terday afternoons aviation con-
tests at Carolina Skyways on the
Wrightsville Beach road.
Marshburn took the spot-land-
ing contest, and Moore won the
bomb-dropping battle. with Dana
Nelson and King Marshburn taking
the two second places.
The bombs, made of three-pound
sacks of sand, we're dropped from
the competing planes at a height
of about 600 feet. The target was
a 5O-foot-diameter circle on the
runway.
Several hundred spectators
watched the aerial contests. John
and Burk Render, the airport's
operators, declared it was the
largest crowd we've had yet"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
DETROIT LOSES TWO
BEFORE ITS LARGEST
BASEBALL TURNOUT

DETROIT, Aug. 15.--lPlE The
seventh place St. Louis Browns
came from behind in both games
Sunday to sweep a doubleheader
from the Detroit Tigers 4 to 3 and
6 to 5. humiliating the world cham
pion Bengals in front of the larg-
est cash crowd in Detroit baseball
history-57,2 35 fans.
The record turnout boosted De
troit's home attendance to 1887, 405
for the year (56 games) to shatter
the Tigers best previous years
mark, 1890, BAL, established last
season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
|KEANE REGISTERS
10th WIN, Is TO 6
Willie Duke And Lonnie
Smith Blast Home Runs
In Suggest

CLINTON, Aug. 10. - Bobby
Keane became the first Tobacco
State league pitcher to win 20
games Sunday, defeating Smith
field, IS to 6.
Keane gave up only seven hits,
but three errors by his mates
helped the Leafs to tally their six
markers.
Willie Duke, leading hitter in the
loop, continued a hot batting pace,
knocking a home run. Lonnie Smith
probably the best third sacke~
il the Class D. league, also plaster
ed one over the fence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19

ting nine error in their feeble ex-
hibition of fielding.
Besides the many miscues on
Wilmington's part, the Pirate
catcher let three passed balls
through him, Ingle tossed two wild
pitches, and to top it all, Estes
hit Miller of Dunn.
1t was by far the worst Whining
ton showing since the slaughter
administered on them by Sanford
at the first of the season. The
Sanford affray saw 20 Spinner
runs cross the plate.
The visitors jumped off to a 3
to 0 lead >in the first inning. Joe
Gregory singled, Andy Cullen
reached first on an error, and the
two speedsters stole second and
third, respectively. Paul Smith
lifted to right field, but Hargrove
Davis knocked a long triple to
drive in both Gregory and Cullen.
Britain then singled in Davis, &C
counting for the three markers.
From then on it was murder.
The contest took two hours and
40 minutes to play. Dunn's triumph
put them once again only two
games behind Wilmington, and the
Buc loss dropped them three full
tits back of Angler in their strug-
gle for fourth place and a play
off.
The 20 to 4 loss was charged to
Estes, and it was his eighth de-
feat. Estes has yet to win a game
in the Tobacco loop.
Wilmington travels to Smithfield
today to open a two-game series
with that third place club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
TELLER TESTS Ped

WASHINGTON. Aug. 18.-(P-
Bobby Feller's fast one will be
timed to 10, 900 of a second here
Tuesday night.
Cleveland's fireball king, general
1y regarded as the speedist pitcher
today, has agreed to Wham
past an Army measuring device
set up at home plate.
And Hal Newhouser, Detroit ace,
will be asked to have a shot at the
thing, Owner Clark Griffith Of the
Washington Senators said. The
Tigers open a three-game series
here Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19

Errors Powell, Gentry. Runs
batted in - Schoffner, Jackson 3,
Scrobola. Lo-eaz, 2, Patteree, Mills
2. Two base hits - Jackson,
Stephens 2, Hunt. Home runs -
Schoffner, Lorenz, Ratteree. Bases
On balls off: Simmons /, Sal
mon 3, Hardee 4. Struck out, by
Simmons l, Salmon 8, Hardee 4.
Hits off: Simmons II in 4 innings;
off: Salmon 6 in 5 innings. Losing
pitcher, Simmons. Umpires Moose
and Gill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19

Errors - Harrison 2, Gregory,
Cullen 8, Britain 8, Poklemba,
Lamb. Runs batted in - Davis 8.
Britain, Bass 4, Holiday 4, Mill
Ter 2, J. Stephenson, Leach. Two
base hits - Edens, Janik, Bass,
Holiday. Three-base hits Davis,
Bass, Holiday, Leach. Stolen
bases - Leach, Janik, Gregory,
Cullen, Smith. Bases on balls-off:
Estes 2, Ingle 9. J. Stephenson l..
Struck out, by - Ingle 2, J.
Stephenson 3. Hits off: Estes in
1 1-3 innings 6; off: Ingle in 6 %
innings 8. Hit by pitcher, by Miller
Estes. Wild pitches - Ingle 2.
Passed balls - Britain 3. Losing
pitcher - Estes. Umpires -Frag-
lie and Cutler. Time of game 2:40.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
Philadelphia Wins
And Loses To Nat.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 18.-(P-
A timely hit and good relief hurl-
ing by Sid Hudson enabled the
Washington Senators to trip the
Philadelphia Athletics 81 Sunday
in the second game of a double
header after the AS had taken the
opener ITO.
The Mackmen ran away with the
first game when they socked three
Washington pitchers for Is safeties,
including Sam Chapman's 18th
homer of the season. Jess Flores
held the visitors to six hits for his
second straight win over the Sena-
tors.
FIRST GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
Chicago's Erickson
Hurls One-Hit Till

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 -(R1- The
Chicago Cubs celebrated passing
thes n million paid attendance
mark Sunday with an 8 20 0 victory
over the Pittsburgh Pirates be-
hind the one-hit pitching Of right
handler Paul Erickson.
Erickson allowed a single in the
seventh inning by Billy Cox, but
gave out six walks to the visitors
in gaining his sixth victory of the
season against thre losses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
Yacht Club Committee Solpes
Issues On Regatta Carnival
Fverything In Shape For
This Weeks Southern
Inyitational Races
nv HARRISS

A. . special "Sk1pperS meeting"
.,lled yesterday by the Carolina
v..ch Club Regatta Committee,
.,.,v controversial issues concern
various technicalities in re-
s.rd IN the forthcoming three day
s,,a+ta Thursday, Friday, and
c.1lrday) were thrashed out and,
oh a few exceptions, whitfield
soyn. 10 acceptable solutions
ooo of the most highly contest
~ noints was concerned with the
s ~ of the amount of ballast
~.srrnissible in the &C" Class 49,
ap1 division. Several shippers con-
.a,ded that each craft should be
i,,;ted TO no more than three crew
monbers. and that the number of
non sailing on a boat during the
,j.ial race should not vary
.srdngbout the entire regatta, al
.songb heavier or lighter crew
naomber, could be exchanged, &C
Dordino 10 the wind. Others. how
syer pointed out that as that class
consists of vessels differing in
draft and beam, some boats, name
" tbe round bottomed type, could
W.T. be held down by only three
men in a heavy wind, whereas the
rat-bottomed scow-type could.
Alter a lengthy debate, it was de-
cided TO leave the question to the
discretion of the three man Rules
Committee.
One problem clarified by the
meeting was in regard to the
course to be used. The old triangu-
lar trail was prescribed for all
classes. although the buoys for the
larger craft will be a little more
d~istantly spaced than for the small
o. vessels: the former to sail over
approximately eight miles OF
water. while the latter will only
have 10 traverse about six miles.
Kenneth Sprunt. Chairman OF
The Entertainment Committee. an
nounced that following the "skip-
pers meeting" slated for 1890 p.
m. Thursday a luncheon will be
served for all skippers and crews.
sprunt also stated that following
the final days racing a large re-
ceution and dance will be held at
The watch club for the sailors in
honor Of the Visiting firemen,"
at which time the class winners
will be awarded cups. "In addi-
ton 10 the class cups" he reveal
ed, Everett Higgins, chairman
Of Awards Committee, has an
nounced that a special cup will be
awarded to the winning sailing
the most outstanding race, regard
less Of class"
Other than the ballast contro-
yersy. still under debate by the
Rules Committee is the question
of the starting order of the as
'orted classes. It was indicated.
however, that the larger classes
would probably get the first start
ing guns. with the other guests fol-
lowing at three minute intervals.
Jimmy Lyell, chairman Of the
Invitations Committee, announced
in regard to the LIST of entries that
he has received a total of thirty
seven applications thus far and
expects quite a few last minute
notices, both from local lads and
out-of-towners. He added that the
complete list of barks and their
slippers would be released as soon
as the entries had been put in
order.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19

Cox, Cavarretta. RBI-Cavarretta,
Lowrey, Dallesnadro 3, Livingston 2.
Johnson. 2BH-Livingston. 3BH-Low-
ry. HR-Dailessandro. S-Handley, Erick-
son. DP-Cox and Fletcher; Sturgeon.
johnson and Cavarretta; Brown and
Baker; Rickert and Sturgeon. LOB-Pitts-
burgh 6; Chicago 5. BOB-off Hallett /;
Gornicki 2; Erickson 6. SO-by Gables 4;
Erickson 3. H-off Hallett 3 in 1-3 inning;
Gerheasuer 3 in l %; Gables 5 in 4.
Gornicki 0 in 2. HBP-by Gables Iiv-
ingston). LP-Hallett. U-Jorda. Reardon
and Goetz. -2:08. A-30, 1865.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
A HURTS TWO

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. Is
U.H-A Navy Catalina flying boat
enroute from Shreveport, La, to
Atlanta on a ferry flight, crash
landed on the edge Of a small lake
near here this afternoon, slightly
injuring two of the eight persons
aboard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
Dunn-Erwin Mauls Bucs; 20-4
As Pirates Make Nine Errors
Loss Drops Locals Three Full Games Behind
Angler In Fourth Place Struggles; Lo-
Gals Travel To Smithfield Today

D~UNN-ERWIN, Aug. 10. Wilmington's plans for
emerging from the celler into fourth place before the To-
bacco State leagues close received a severe jolt Sunday,
when Dunn Erwin battered the pitching of Jack Estes and
Randolph lngle, as if they owned them for a 20 to 4 trounc-
ing.
After tasting a double victory at Wilmington, Satur-
day, the visiting Buccaneers fell completely apart. commit
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WILMINGTON 4. Dunn-Erwin 20
Sanford l, Angier-Fuquay IL.
Smithfield g.. Clinton 10
TODAY'S GAMES
Dunn-Erwin at Angier-Fuquay
Clinton at Sanford
WILMINGTON at Smithfield
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19

E-Reiser. Verban, Galan. RBI-Reiser
2. Tabor. Ennis. 2BH-Reiser. HR-Reis-
er. LOB-Philadelphia 8. Brooklyn s..
BOB-Stanceu 4, Behrman 2, Melton l..
SO-Stanceu 2, Hoerst 1. Gregg 3, Branca
3. Behrman 1. H-off Stanceu 5 in 5 in
nings: Hoerst 2 in 2 2-3; Schanz 0 in
1-3; Gregg 5 in 3 2-3; Branca 2 in 1 1-3.
Behrman l in 2: Melton / in 2. HBP-by
Hoerst (Medwick). WP-Melton. LIP -
Hoerst. U-Henline. Ballanfant, Barlick
and Pinelli. T-2:32. A-2a, 0e9 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19
CARDS REDS
TWICE AT HOME
St. Louis Takes Closely
Played z To 0 And 3
To z Games

ST. LOUIS, Aug. Is. -(P)- Led
by Harry Brecheen and Dick Sis
Ter, the st. Louis Cardinals measur-
ed the Cincinnati Reds twice Sum
day, 20 and 80, and once more
moved up to two games behind the
Brooklyn Dodgers who Won a single
contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-19

E-Lewis, Travis. RBI-(Suder scored
on Travis error; Desautels, Flores q;
Valo 2. McQuinn. Majeski, Chapman 3.
2BH-Suder. Travis, Spence. Majeski,
Flores. HR-Chapman. S-Suder Nc
Cosky. DP-Lewis to Early; McQuinn,
unassisted. LOB-Washington 7; Phila-
delphia 8. BOB-Leonard /; Pieretti 2.
Kennedy 2. Flores 2. SO-Leonard L;
Flores 2; Kennedy 1. H-off Leonard 8 in
4 innings; Pierctti 2 in 2; Kennedy 5 in
2 innings. PB-Early. LP-Leonard. u
Summers, Paparello and Weafer. T-1:57.
A-10,000 (EST.)
(SECOND GAME)
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