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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
MRS. LIPPY TALKS
ABOUT SUSPENSION
Says Hubby Leo Durocher
Was Treated "Ter-
y ribly Unfair"

HOLLYWOOD, April 11-UP-
Film star Laraine Day called the
suspension of her husband, Leo
Uippy) Durocher as manager Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers terribly
unfair" following her arrival from
New York today.
The actress who had avoided
commenting, talked to reporters
when she stepped out of the air
liner.
Miss Day appeared embittered.
1T was terribly unfair and most
unAmerican in that he was con-
demned without a hearing and de-
MED the right OF appeal" she said.
She said the suspension would
have no effect on her love for the
laxative baseball manager.
"Peaole don't just fall in and
out Of love like that, do they? We
are as deeply in love nov as we
have always been"
Miss Day said she did not know
Durocher's immediate plans but
intends keeping in touch with him
by telephone.
Next month she must appear in
court in answer to an order to
show cause why her divorce from
her previous husband, Ray Hen
bricks, should not be set aside.
She and Durocher eloped to Ell
Paso, Tex, a day after her d.
..vorce from Hendricks, an airport
manager.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

The 1947 backfie1d Of the Georgia
Tech engineers may include the
1916 star fullback of MINIS, Louis
"Bubba" Sykes, who will enter
the Georgia school June 10 after
Tech grid scouts sized the Will
mington football star up as tasty
material for the forthcoming Tech
grid wars.
Sykes agreed to accept a scholar
ship at Tech yesterday after re-
turning home from three days
spring practice in the college
Rose Bowl drill field, and the ex-
Wilmington hero will major in
architectural engineering during
his four year college life.
At the time, when Sykes decided
on going to Georgia Tech, The
Citadel was still seeking his SER
vices in the backfield at the South
Carolina school, and Bubba had
just turned down an appointment
to West Point.
On learning of Sykes scholar
ship to Georgia Tech, Leon Brog-
den coach at MINIS, was quick to
praise his former fullback star.
"Bubba will certainly help
|Tech,". Brogden said, "He was
one Of the most outstanding backs
in the eastern part Of the state
last year, and looked good even
when we were getting beaten"
Contacted last February by Ray
Ellis and Bobby Dodds, Tech grid
coaches, Bubba journeyed to At
lanta to take part in some brief
practice sessions, and he I'M
pressed the Tech staff. They ask
ed him to return in early April,
and he joined the team Monday
where he was put in the left hall
back slot, and drilled on defense.
In entering Tech, Sykes has been
asked to start school June Is,
in order to get in under the dead
line which will permit him to play
four years of football, if he makes
the grade. Both Ellis and Dodds
have indicated the youthful Sykes
is a likely choice for a starting
berth in the l947 backfield with
Dinky Bowen and Jack Peak, re
turning from last season. In
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
'D0DCER MANAGER
STILL MYSTERY
N York Newspapers
Have Nominated Over II
Candidates For Berth

BROOKLYN, April II. -(P)- II
still is anybody's guess who will
be the new manager of the Brook
Ign Dodgers and the newspaper
men covering the club are doing a
pretty thorough job of it.
Thus far no less that a dozen
candidates have been offered but
President Branch Hickey remains
silent. In fact, the Mahatma OF
flatbush indicated he might not
name the field boss until some time
after the opening of the season.
That does not mean the Dodgers
will start the season without a
manager. Clyde S%ukeforth, manag-
er pro tenn, will continue to give
the orders until a permanent pilot
is picked for 1947. Sukeforth had
directed the team the past two
days and will be at the helf again
tomorrow.
One thing is certain. The next
Brooklyn manager will not be Sc
lected from the ranks. Il do not
now have in consideration any OF
the players" said Hickey. That
Immediately eliminated Dixie
Walker and Ed Stanky, heretofore
prominently mentioned as leading
candidates.
Currently heading the list of can
didates is Bill McKechnie, pres
ent coach de luxe of the Cleveland
Indians. Those who back McKech-
ME argue that Hickey prefers a
man familiar to the National Lea
que and the silver saired deacon
fits that category. Other candidates
bantered about include Frank
Frisch, former Pittsburgh Pirate
boss, Bill Terry, now a retired
businessman in Memphis, Tenn,
and Joe Mccarthy, who has been
taking things easy in his Buffalo,
N. Y, home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
Masonboro Ramblers Meet
Wallace ALL Stars Sunday
Whiteville To Play Southport And Elizabeth
town Tangles With Bladenboro In East
err State Semi Pro ODenerS

will have a fine skipper. Last
season the Pack was plagued
because various managers quit
during the middle of the cam
paign. With Brinkley in there
all season things should be
brighter for Whiteville. South
port also is expected to be
stronger. Several Wilmington
players have joined the South
port outfit to aid Jack Hughes,
an outstanding pitcher in '46,
and his various teammates to
climb from the second divis-
ion to a slot among the first
three teams.
Elizabethtown is the dark
horse of the league. The Red
Sox, which joined the loop
just recently, boasts several
outstanding players from high
school ranks plus veteran bah
players who are too old to COM
pete in a higher class ball.
Blandenboro, on the other
hand, will present almost the
same lineup that took them in
to the league playoffs in 1916.
Bridger, voted on the a~ll-league
team last year, has already
disclosed that he will take the
hill against EliZabethtown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

Brown Allows
Dogs 6 Hits
Rampaging Cats C!as
Dogs For Nine Run,
In First Inning

Exploding for nine runs il &
first inning, New Hanover ut we
schools Eastern Conference 1a. ign
ing Wildcats dealt Durham u ag'
its second loop defeat. 16-5 .Sa
terday afternoon at the Ann rs'
can Legion Stadium. Ii was ~,
fourth straight victory TO, w r'S
mington. W."
W. A. "Weinie" Brown, a1t,on.-
extremely wild on several
casions, registered his saoo w,
pitching success fir MINIS Nv V ny
lowing only six hits, strikina w. a.
Is. and giving up nine free nsqY Sa,
to first. ''
Durham Coach Kelley NTo,e =,
football fame used three Ditc,oV.
yesterday. He sent America ~
gion star Julius Moore, a lankr 3
it. l in. twirler, to the mornd >.
try and annex his first win Of ~,
season. The result, however. fonn,
the highlander pounded for 81,
hits and nine runs the first Tina
the Cats came to bat and finar,
sent to the showers at the end -
the sixth frame, having given w
u safe blows Gunter then tpio5
to hold back the Wildcats, but. dns
to wildness, lasted only n star.
"a. Jackson finished up for tbs
Bulldogs.
The batting star of the encomte
was Wilmington's Marion Rogers
a former catcher converted lima
an outfielder, who smacked OF
three hits for four trips to bat ann
drove in two tallies. Louis Collie
Wildcat left fielder, also turned
in a good days work at the plate
slapping two singles to the outfieIi
in four attempts. Stallings proved
Durham's big gun, collecting .
triple and single in three officia,
times at bat.
Including last nights confess
the official batting averages q
Wilmington's first string team are,
second base - Paul Horton 800
shortstop - ]. c. Price $50, thiu
base-Levy Heath 400, right fieIc
Marion Rogers 1854, left field
Louis Collie 1858, catcher--Rudv
Johnson $50, first base-Hermar
Wick 1856, center field-Toddy Fen
nell OCT.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

The Eastern State Semi-Pro
Baseball league, operating for
the second straight year, be-
gins with Masonboro's defend
ing champions playing the Wal
lace All-Stars at Masonboro,
Whiteville colliding with South
port at Whiteville, and Eliza
BEETHOVEN matching strength
with BlandenbOro at Elizabeth
town.
Manager Frank Maner's
Ramblers have back from the
1916 winners practically every
player. w. A. Brown and Snag
Allen are the pitchers, Bernie
Covington, the fist baseman,
and Louis Collie, Hugh Crit
fifth, Harold Horton, Linwood
Rowan, Dink Coward, and
Johnny Farrow will fill out
the remaining positions. OPP
posing this aggregation will be
several of the Wallace stand
outs Of 1916 led by "Red"
COMBS, ace pitcher, and Wal
lace, big first baseman.
The White Vile Southport tilt
should be one of the best of
the season. The Wolfpack, I'm
der the direction of Whiteville
Highs pilot Earl Brinkley,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
SULTAN OF SWAT
LANDS SAILFISH
Babe Ruth, Still A Sick
Man, Makes Gulf Stream
Excursion

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, April II
-E}--Babe Ruth, who admits that
he's still a mighty sick man."
went out today and caught a So
pound, six-foot, eight-inch sailfish
after a Commute fight.
'It felt like 300," he said on his
return from the excursion to the
Gulf Stream. This vas explainable
when the fish was hauled aboard
the charter boat. 1t had thrown
the hook and the wire leader had
~''lassoed'' him around the tail.
Ruth will have the fish mounted
to take back to New York with
him next Friday. He and his
nurse, Miss Sonya Oliker, shared
honors in catching an Albacore
and four Dolphin. A white Marlin
also took to Ruth's bait, but
didn't stay for long.
The Gulfstream was rough
enough to keep other charter
boats confined to Biscayne Bay
and similarly protected waters,
but the Babe didn't want any
"Sissy" fishing, so the captain,
Comley Wilson, went out to where
the waves were high but the Mar
lin and Sail run.
The Babe, once baseball's high
est salaried player at $50, 600 a
season. appeared none the worse
after the trip, but said he felt
'whipped'' and 81 hope 1 get over
it."
Asked if he felt better since he
arrived here Tuesday for a rest,
he said, eff I could only get my
strength back, I'm sur I would
improve"
He still talks in a low whisper
because of the operation of last
Jan. 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
PURPLE PAINTERS
DEFEAT Wet, so

HIGH POINT, April 1l-tP-
High Point colleges Purple Pan
ther baseball team opened its
season here today with a so vic,
tory over Tom Young's Gaia
mounts from Western Carolina
Teachers College.
Jimmy Foxworth, High Point
highlander scattered five hits to
gain the shutdown decision. The
two teams are scheduled to clash
here again tomorrow afternoon.
w. C. T. C. 900 900 oO0-0 5 !
High Point 600 OIL Ok 7 2
Deyermond and Powell; Fox
worth and Failes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
Clemson Tigers Win
Over Gamecocks, A.

COLUMBIA, April 11-(PJ-T't
Clemson Tigers handed the Sou.
Carolina Gamecocks a Al baseoa.
licking here today.
Three of the Clemson runs, spac'
ed between the third and fifth II
nings, were earned.
Clemson 002 020 600 .
South Carolina 900 900 O10-l 81
Rentz, Griffith, Landrum anu
Cleveland; Szakacsi and Way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
Fiistiic Fathers Turn Rocky's
Application For License Down
Zale-G raziano Bout May Be
Moved From New York
To Chicago

NEW YORK, April 11-P-The
State Athletic Commission today
just about chased the highly-tout'
ed Tony Zale-Rocky Graziane
middleweight title fight-and its
expected half-million-dollar gate
out of New York and into Chica-
go.
The august fistic fathers fatty
turned down Graziano's applica'
ton for his boxing license, which
was revoked two months ago be-
cause of his failure to report
500, 900 Elk" offer he said ne
thought was a joke. And immedl,
ately Rocky's manager, Irving Co
her, explained there doesn't seem
anything else to do but take the
fight to Chicago"
As a result, Cohen will huddle
with Sam Plan, manager of Cham
pion Zale, in Cleveland, probably
on Tuesday to talk over some Of
the plans for the fight. Plan, If
New York several days ago, sale
he was more interested in Rocky
as a title opponent than European
middleweight champion Marco.
Cerdan.
He figured the local knockout
specialist would draw more at the
gate, as a result Of the sensational.
Graziano-Zale braWl last Septem'
Der which Tony won by a six
round knockout. And Plan added
that if the fight couldn't be held il
New York-because of the revoca'
ton of Rocky's license-it might be
put on in Wrigley field or Soldier
Field in Chicago in June, because
Graziano is barred from betting
only in New York.
Cohen and Rocky found out the
worst from the Commission today
in a session that lasted less thar
five minutes, including the time
it took them to say hello to chair.
llldl GOU1e GdSdI anu SOilllllio
sioner Gillian Powell. They basec
their appeal and reinstatement Of
Rocky's license on the fact thai
since the revocation, February 7,
Graziano had accepted no offers tC
fight outside the state and hac
committed no action to which the
commission could take exception
They didn't bring it up before the
commission but both were think
ing, too, that another fighter-wel
terweight champion Ray Robin
son-had drawn only a 30-day sus
pension for an offense similar Il
the one for which Rocky was bar
red, possibly for life.
There is nothing new in the
matter since the formal hearing
and decision by the commission
Eagan told them today. "Graziant
is advised that the commission will
not consider a new application by
GraZiano to box in the jurisdiction
Of New York state"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
ROBINSON FAILS
TO HIT IN TILT
Negro Infielder Appears
In Brooklyn Lineup
Against Yankees

BROOKLYN, April II. - (R -
Jackie Robinson, Negro Brooklyn
infielder, had the unique distinc'
ton of batting in three runs al
though he failed to hit safely in
five trips to the plate in his Ma
jor League debut today as h S
Dodger mates humbled the New
York Yankees, 14-6- in the first
of a three-game weekend exhibit
ton series.
The tlashy Montreal alumnus,
trying desperately to answer the
pleas of 24,237 Ebbets Field fans
for a base knock, managed to
connect solidly twice, flying out
to deep left in the third and
lining out to center in a wild H.
run fifth inning. Each time a man
scored easily from third after the
catch.
A total of IS Dodgers batted in
the fifth, six hitting safely, three
reaching base via walks and two
on a pair of errors by short-stop
Phil Rizzuto.
Robinson, batting twice in that
frame, reached first On a fielder's
choice his first time up. Tom
Tatum, who had singled, scored
Oh the play. In Jackie's other ap-
pearances, he fled to short cen
ter in the first, and was safe on
all intended sacrifice in the sew
enth on an error by pitcher Spud
Chandler.
Robinson, stationed at first base
by acting manager Clyde Suke-
forth, handled IA chances flaw
lessly. They were all of the easy
variety. He played through tn e
entire nine innings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
Camecocks Win Over
N. c. State Meters

RALEIGH, April 11-(P)- The
N. C. State college meters drop
ped their opening match, 81, to
the South Carolina Gamecocks
here today. 1t was the second
straight victory over Wake county
opponents, having whitewashed
Wake Forest, 80, Thursday.
The visitors captured four OF
the singles and both of the dou-
bles. A third scheduled doubles
was rained out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
EAST COAST CIRCUIT
BEGINS NEXT MONTH
SneciaI To The Star

Special To The Star
JACKSONVILLE, April 1.-THE
East Coast Semi-Pro Baseball
league, composed of teams from
Jacksonville, SWansboro, New port,
Havelock, Bridgeton, and Mays
vile, gets underway Saturday,
May 3.
.ne Jacksonville club has been
holding daily practice at the local
park and urges all ball players in
terested in baseball to please come
out and work with the team. The
Jacksonville aggregation is spon-
sored by the Jacksonville Volun-
teer Fire Department.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
SPOFFORD SMOTHERS
ALPHA OMEGA, 2O-3

Spofford Mills slugged away last
night at Robert Strange park to
maui the Alpha Omega softball
team, 2O-3, and prove they are
definitely a team to beat for the
Class A Softbal crown this sea-
son.
Burney Covington's outfit knock
ed Jordan and Smith of the Omega
outfit all over the field in earning
the training game victory.
Pitching the complete game for
Spofford Mills was Cook, who play
ed in the Municipal League in 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
STATE GOLFERS WHIP
HIGH POINT OUTFIT

HIGH POINT, April II. -(P)-
North Carolina State College de-
feated High Point College here II
IL to 9 IL in a golf match at Blair
Park Municipal course here today.
Charles Gibson. playing number
three for State shot a two under
par, II, for the best round of the
day. George Case and Donald
Dunkleberger had even par 73's
to score eight of High Points to-
tai.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
Sea Mullet Reported
Running Off Morehead

MOREHEAD CITY, April II -
H)-Thirty five sea mullet, first of
season to. be taken with hook and
line in local waters we're landed
today by Captain Joe Fulcher,
skipper of the boat "Lualma" and
Willie Fulcher, Morehead City
resident.
The fish weighed up to one ano
one-half pounds each and were
taken on hooks baited with shrim,1
In the channel adjacent to Fort
Macon marsh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

Errors-Craig 2, Holt. Gunter, Horio-
3, Wick. Moore. Runs batted in-NlooTe
Williamson, Poe 2, johnson, Heat.
Rogers 2, Brown, Horton, Wick 2, Price
~Three-base hits-Stallings. Stolen base
- Johnson, Wick, Heath, Collie, Roge''
Left on bases-Durham II, Wilmingtol
IL. Bases on balls off-Brown 9, Moot
4, Gunter 1, Jackson /. Struck out by
Brown Is, Moore 2, Gunter /. Hits off
Moore Il in 6 innings, Gunter ] in
inning. Jackson l in l inning Hit b
pitcher, by Moore Wick 2, johnson.
Gunter brewer, Brown tHoltr VILE
pitches-Gunter. Passed balls-Cannad'
2, johnson. Losing pitcher-Moore' UH'
~pires-Staton and Edens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
Elon Wins

WILSON, April II - (P Flor
raped j. D. Thorne for Il
safeties today as they whipped
Atlantic Christian college SO, in
first of two game series.
Henry Davis garnered three Of
ACES four hits off Andrews. Err
rors figured prominently in run
making.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
UNI

COLUMBIA. S. c., April II. Up
= Davidson College golfers took a
II IL to 6 IL win over the Univer-
sity Of South Carolina today.
Tommy Bunbarger of Davidson
and Bob Thoren of Carolina turn
ed in low scores with 76's over the
par II layout.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
Red Sox Edge Braves; Pills
Defeat Senator's; Giants Win
Johnny Wander Nicer Re.
Joins Cincinnati Reds
AT Dayton, Ohio

BOSTON, April II -(P- Tex
Hughson pitched the first five in
nings with the form he showed
last season in winning 20 games
as the Red Sox defeated the
Braves 80 today in the first Of a
three-game city series.
The paid crowd Of 1865 cheer
ed loudly as Ted Williams got
Boston's first hit of 1947, a scream
ing double to right center and
cheered just as loudly when Ted
scooted home with the first run
of the year on Bobby Doerr's
slashilng single to center.
That would have been enough
to win but the American league
champions added a second run in
the sixth inning when Doerr tripled
off the deep ceter field wall and
scored on a double play.
They fashioned their third in the
seventh ON a single, a fielders
choice and Rudy York's booming
double high off the left field fence.
PILLS WIN
GREENSBORO, April II --R-
The Philadelphia Phils defeated
the Washington Senators, 5 to 2,
today for their fourth straight
victory in a six game series with
the American leaguers.
Ralph LaPointe walked, stole
second and scored on Del Ennis
single in the first inning to put the
Phils in front. Washington tied the
game in the second On Mickey
Vernon's triple and Sherrard Rob
ertson's single.
The Phils scored another in the
second and Washington came back
with one in the fifth.
In the sixth the Pills put the
game away with three runs on sim
giles by Charley Terrell and John
ny Wyrostek, a triple by Moon
Mullen. a sacrifice and an out
field fly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

scrimmage Monday Sykes made a
great hit with the Engineer squad.
Sykes name flashed across Tar
Heel sports pages last football
season on many occasions, the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
SUGGEST

RICHMOND, Va, April 1l-(Pe
The New York Giants won a home
run SUGGEST from the Cleveland
Indians today, 6 to 2. Gene Thorn.
sons solo home run in the thirc
travelled $40 feet over a Is foot
fence. while Hal Peck's one-run
circuit blow in the same inning
cleared the left-field wall.
Luck Lohrke belted one over
the left field wall in the 5th for q
Giant run. The fourth solo home-
of the day was by George Met.
kovich of Cleveland in the fifth,
Clint Hartung's four-base blow in
the sixth was good for two New
York runs. Thomson's second
homer in the seventh was good for
two Giant runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

In ancient times a ship canal
$50 feet wide between the Nile and
the Red Sea made Alexandria the
gateway to the East.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

At Chicago: Chicago (ALl VS. Chicago
NIL, cancelled, wet ground.
"A. Dayton, Ohio: Cincinnati (NL) VS.
(NL>, cancelled. rain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
WANDER MEIER,

DAYTON, O.. April 11-UP)-
Pitcher Johnny Wander Nicer re-
joined the Cincinnati Reds today
following a week in Philadelphia
where his left arm was stretched
and massaged by a specialist.
He rejoined the club just before
today's scheduled exhibition game
against the Pittsburgh Pirates was
cancelled because Of wet grounds.
1t was the fifth cancellation of
the spring for the Reds and their
second wit hthe Pirates. Today's
game was to have been the last
preseason exhibition game against
a major league club. The Reds
won Is and lost IL such games,
breaking even in Is with the Ameri.
can league teams.
The Reds will play Indianapolis
at Indianapolis tomorrow and Sun.
day while the Pirates left here from
Columbus where they will play
the Redbirds Saturday and Sun
day.
AT GREENSBORO
WosAiiilStoH (A) U1U Ul0 OOO-2 E 9
Philadelphia N) ITO 900 3ox-5 9 !
Masterson. Candini (5), Ferrick (81
ana K. Terrell, Evans (5); Koecher
Leonard a. and Seminick, FerreII (N
AT BOSTON, MASS.
Boston (A) O1O 00I Inn IN n
Boston M 600 600 o ooO-o - 8 , ,
Hughson, Johnson () and Wagner:
Barrett, Sain (6) and Mast.
AT BROOKLYN. N. Y.
new York "a 010 O20 2Ol-6 9 5
brooklyn CN POI 0Q1)O 0ox-14 16 2
Bevens. Russo "a, Murphy co.. s.
Chandler () and Houk, A. Robinson
~; Hatten, Head az, E. Chandler az
and Edwards. ""
AT RICHMOND, VA.
new York tN COL o12 zoos 7 0
Cleveland (A) DOL O1o OO0-2 8 n
volselle, Budnick (8) and Cooper:
Gettle, Wolfe CD and Lopez.
At Chicago: Chicago (AL, VS. Chicago
tNL', cancelled, wet ground.
A. Dayton, Ohio: Cincinnati CNI,) VS.
pittsburgh (NL>, cancelled. rain.
In ancient times a ship canal
$50 feet wide between the Nile aud
the Red Sea made Alexandria the
gateway to the East.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
AT VA

AT RICHMOND, VA.
new York tN) COL 012 2OO-6 7 (
Cleveland (A) DOL O1o O0o-2 9 +
Volselle, Budnick 90 and Cooper.
Gettle, Wolfe CD and Lopez.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
AT B%ROOKI.yN A. v

New York (A) 01o o2O 2O1-6 9 5
Brooklyn (N) POI oQD0 oox-14 16 ,
Bevens. Russo "a. Murphy co., S.
Chandler (6) and Houk, A. Robinson
~; Hatten. Head az, E. Chandler az
and Edwards. "'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

AT BOSTON, MASS.
Boston (Al o1o O0I 1m-3 N n
Boston (N) 600 000 oNO-0 o q
hugnson, Johnson () and Wagner;
Barrett, Sain (6) and Mast.
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