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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
NAL TECHNICIANS
BEGIN WORK HERE
Start Erecting Equipment
For WIFI Radio Range
Operation

Preparing for the day when the
very high frequency radio range
for the guidance of airplanes in
bad weather will be formally plac-
ed in operation by the civil aero
nautics board, radio technicians
from the Miami headquarters of
National Airlines started work
here yesterday on thes task of
erecting necessary apparatus at
Nationals office at Bluethenthal
airport to tie in with the system
when it is placed in operation.
Two technicians arrived yester-
day and will likely be joined by
a third man today.
When completed, Nationals air.
port office will have a Estate
free'' outfit for guidance of system
pilots landing and departing from
the local field.
James Holomon, station man.
ager for National, who announced
the new installation yesterday, al
so said that Bluethenthal airport,
through the offices of Paul Hess,
Wilmington meteorologist, will soon
have a ceiling light which will
enable airport personnel to advise
pilots of ceiling conditions after
daylight hours.
Part of the ceiling light equip
ment reached the airport from
the Atlanta Weather bureau office
yesterday and it is expected that
all other necessary parts will ar
rive here in due time.
In acknowledging his efforts to
secure the ceiling light for Blue
thenthal field, Hess said yester-
day that this new facility is
in place, ceiling reports will be
available to pilots after dark as
well as during daylight hours.
THE airport, however, needs a
mercurial barometer" Hess said,
Sin order that pilots may be kept
constantly informed of weather
conditions over Bluethenthal field.
cat present, the weather bureau
is furnishing Nationals airport Of
flee with information as to barom-
eter readings at intervals dur
ing the day, but hourly reports
are more than the bureau can
scope with at present"
Installation Of a mercurial ba-
rometer at the airport is neces-
| sary. Hess indicated as the next
step in all-weather operation Sc
curity.
Announcement was also made
here yesterday that word had been
received from John Morris, spec
ial assistant to the president OF
National Airlines, that all Ma
tional planes for the next two
weeks will have available for
passengers copies of the new Will
mington folders which tell the
story of the city and surrounding
beaches and gardens. Wilmington
will be the first city on Nationals
route to be so served.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
Y CAMPAIGNS
GET UNDERWAY
Membership Drive Not In
tended To Raise Money.
Marks Says

Heartily endorsed by H. A.
Marks, president of the commune
" chest. membership campaigns
tor Y. M. c.. A. and Y. w. C. A.
a.ere in full swing today.
These two Red Feather services
are both doing a splendid job in
o,r community Marks said,
and they deserve the support OF
oIr citizens through participation
,s active members"
Mrs. W. A. Fonvielle, chairman
nj the Y. W. c. A. drive, which
hogan last Wednesday, said that
although reports are just be-
SHINING to come in, we find them
very encouraging"
The Y. M. c. AS membership
drive. which began this morning
following a meeting of team cap
,sins last night at the Y, is under
.be Craftsmanship of Herman M
HAYDEN said yesterday that the
campaign, which will cover a two
geek period, will be split in two
Teams will concentrate on re-
n.wal of old memberships today
through Saturday, April 10. Be
ginning Monday, April 81, the
teams will canvass for new Y
members.
J. B. Huntington, executive Sec
rotary of the Y, said there would
he % teams participating in the
drive. Huntington said that prizes
would be given to the teams hav-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
EX-SOLDIER JAILED
FOR SHOOTING LOCAL
DRAFT BOARD MAN

CLAY, KY. April 1APHPo.
lice Chief Eurie Legate said to.
day a 26-year-old former soldier
was being held in jail in connec.
ton with the shooting yesterday
of R. D. Holt, 5O-year-old coal
mine operator and member Of the
draft board which sent the. young
man to war.
The officers said no charges
would be placed against the man
pending the outcome Of the shoot
ing. which occurred in a cafe here.
Holt, Chief Legate said, ap.
parently turned to flee and was
Shot three times in the back with
a .38-caliber pistol. He was taken
to an Evansville, Ind, hospital.
The officer said he understood
the former soldier had carried a
grudge" since his induction.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR WILMINGTON, N. C.
jim CROW LAW
TO BE TESTED
Two White Men And Two
Negroes Charged With
Disorderly Conduct

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., April IA
-P-What appears to be another
test case for the Jim Crow law on
buses will be given an airing In
Chapel Hill recorders court TO-
morrow.
Two white men and two Negroes
will be tried On charges Of dis.
orderly conduct growing out of a
disturbance at the bus station Sun.
day when two Negroes refused to
move from the front of the bus
to vacant seats in the rear.
Chapel Hill police said the affair
was obviously "a planned test
case" g..
Three of the men arrested gave
their names and vacations as Igal
Roodenko, white, horticulturist I'LL
Manor Avenue, New York City;
Joseph A. Felmont, Is, white,
lecturer, Asheville; Bayard Ruson,
30, Negro lecturer, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Police said that no sooner had
the arrests been made than 1.-TWO
white men, apparently travelling
with the Negroes for the purpose
of making a test case, appeared
to arrange bond and trial.
One said he was a lawyer and
gave the name of George M. Hous-
err, no address, and the other, who
furnished bond gave the name Of
James Peck, no address.
Saturday, there was a similar
incident at the Durham bus sta.
ton, but the group vas released
by police without charges being
sought.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
NEWS
IN PORT
Liberty Ships

S. S. Calvin Coolidge from the
Lay-up basin being refitted. Heide
agent.
S. S. Felipe de Neva, from the
lay-up basin. Heide, agent.
S. S. David, R. LaCrow, from
the lay-up basin. Heide, agent.
S. S. Joe c. S. Blackburn from
the lay-up basin. c. D. Maffitt
agent.
S. S. Thomas J. Rusk from the
lay-up basin. c. D. Maffit, agent.
S. S. Stephen Vincent Benet
from the lay-up, c. D. Maffitt,
agent.
S. S. Charles P. Steinmetz from
lay-up. c. D. Maffitt, agent.
Tanker
S. S. o. M. Bernuth from Lon
don, England, with ~creosote oil,
now locked at Taylor-Colquit
terminal. C. D. Maffitt, agent.
S. S. Atlantic Dealer. from Atre-
CO, Texas, with petroleum products
for the Atlantic Oil company.
S. S. Fort Mercer, from Bay
towns, Texas, with petroleum prod
ucts for the Standard Oil com
pany.
S. S. Reaper from Port Arthur,
Texas with petroleum products
for the Texas company.
INWARD BOUND
Freighter
S. S. Oregon Rir, from Texas
ports with cargo of fertilizer ma
terials. Heide, agent.
Tanker
S. S. Black River, from Texas
ports, with cargo of petroleum
products. Heide and Company,
agents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
9O55
SIZES
32-52
BY r MARTIN

Such a h~attering style, Pattern
9O55; slender princess panels,
comfy wing sleeves. And such easy
sewing: no collar to finish, no
sleeves to set in; just long straight
seams!
This pattern gives perfect fit, is
easy to use. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Pattern 9055 comes in sizes 81,
"a, SO, 38, 40, AZ, A, As, 48, so, 81.
Size IS, takes 3A yards 39-inch.
Send TWENTY-FIVE cents in
coins for this pattern to Whining
ton Morning Star. 173, Pattern
Dept, 232 West 18th ST.. New York
II, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE, NUM-
Der.
TOMORROW: OkMID'S FROK
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thomas Lockett Morton. a.,
city. to May French Strange, 10,
CITY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

ing the top number of points
Mrs. Fonvielle said that the
Z. w. c. A. drive would end Sat
urday, April 10, at 4 p. m. with a
Y. W. c. A.. anniversary party
honoring the new members.
In approving the drives, Com
munity chest president Marks ex.
planned that the purpose of the
campaigns was ito build up the
number of active members, not to
raise money. The fact that many
persons can and do pay the full
cost of services rendered through
membership dues is only as ii
should be-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

church and causing other property
damage today.
Several persons were injured,
none seriously.
Power lines were torn down and
several houses damaged. Ander-
sonville has a population of about
400.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
Case Dead

WASHINGTON, April IA - R -
The Supreme Court today granted
a government request that it drop
all further consideration of the
MT. clemens (Mich.) Pottery
Company portal pay suit.
The request was made by the
Justice department after the U. 5.
Circuit Court in Cincinnati dis
missed the appeal Of company
workers who lost their suit for
retroactive pay. The workers and
the company agreed in the Circuit
Court to dismissal of the case
which touched off their portable
portal pay suits totaling about
Sc, 600, 900, 900.
Nal 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

Lightweight easy to carry
around the house Knot-ITee
=iderails. w;da clear steps: Safe.
ty lock Convenient bucket
shelf, Also 6 #. size.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
COVIET COTTON

LONDON - up Selective cot
ton planting has begun in the So
Wet Republic of Central Asia,
says a Tass report. The total area
planted to cotton this year will
equal 1867, 500 acres, Ala, 900 acres
more than last wear.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04

WE HANDLE ALL KINDS OF BEACH
property. Business. residential, sales
rentals. Open all year. Tucker Real
Estate Co. Phone 2491, Carolina Deaeh'
GIenn N. Tucker. RealtoY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04

NO. 2 AND 4 so. TYLER 81. SUNSET
Park. Duplex, containing two, six room
apartments with separate Furnaces:
large lot; terms: early possession. H.
F. Wilder. Phone 1882.
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FOR SALE

112 S. HARRISON Street, Sun
set Park. This is a nice
clean home with hardwood
floors.
31s S. SECOND Street. 8
apartment house.
119 N. FIFTH STREET, 2
apartment house.
AL N. FIFTH Street, .
apartment house.
416' N. FIFTH Street, 2. ap-
artment house.
WINTER PARK, 7. room home.
ITO S. 18th Street, 6 rooms.
~ S. 18th Street, 5 rooms.
2C4 WRIGHT Street, 5 rooms.
IA S. NINTH Street, 2 apart
ment house.
WRIGHTSVILLE B EACH
ROAD, 10 acres and 4 room
house.
1911 wooLcoTT Avenue, u
rooms, furnished. Furnace
414 S. SIXTH Street. s rooms.
III MARSTELLA Street. 2
room house and grocery
store.
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH
546 S. Lumina Avenue, 9
rooms.
2614 WASHINGTON Street.
Sunset Park, 4 rooms.
u ACRES on Castle Havne
Road.
113 N. EIGHTH Street, 7
rooms.
MYRTLE GROVE SOUND. 2
acres and 3 room house.
MYRTLE GROVE SOUND.
Inland Waterway. 4 rooms,
furnished.
RESTAURANTS, Cabins and
equipment near Carolina
Beach at Inland Waterway.
SEVERAL NICE LOTS on
Greensboro Street, Wriehts-
vile Beach.
EVILS cal co
(Cape Fear Hote' c'a~
203 N. Second Dial 2-s545
j.. N. Simpkins S. f. Collins
Salesmen
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Homes For Sale

FOREST HILLS: Beautiful tile
stucco home on Colonial
Drive. Excellent condition,
large desirable lot, automa-
tic heat, a very attractive
home.
1919 MARKET STREET: Very
attractive home in one of the
best residential sections of
the city. Recently painted
inside and out. Automatic
heat. Very desirable.
WINTER PARK: Ill No. 4th.
Nice six room bungalow on a
large lot. Immediate pos
session.
FLORAL AVENUE; GARDEN
CITY: Five room brick We
neer bungalow in good shape.
Priced at S., 800 90.
SUNSET PARK; 113 so. HAIR
RISON ST: Very desirable
five room frame bungalow.
Price reduced to 5 ,250.0 90.
This is a good buy.
SIS ORANGE ST.: Nine room
home reduced to S., 800. 90.
1914 DOCK ST: Five room
bungalow in good condition.
Price 81, 75O.0 90.
1912 ANN STREET.: Six room
bungalow, breakfast nook,
attic space, excellent neigh
borhood.
At so. FRONT ST: Eight
rooms and two baths. Elk
cellent location.
LOTS: Beautiful building sites
in Oleander, Forest Hills,
Country Club Pines, Chest
nut Heights, Greenbrook,
Winter Park, Piney Woods,
Sunset Park, and all the
beaches.
FOR ANY INFORMATION
WAITER
Realty Company, Inc
212-214 Princess st. Dial 2-11e:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04
85-Help Wanted, Male

EXPERIENCED KITCHEN MAN WANT
ed, white or colored. Must be sober,
Apply Luna Restaurant, Wrightsville
Reach.
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EVILS REALTY co

(Cape Fear Hotel r,a~
Zo3 N. Second Dial 2-S545
j.. N. Simpkins S. F. Collins
0Alesmen
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Peek-A-Boo Bob Dropped
For Veronica; Rumble

Lakes over-the-eye hair bob have
a chance now to finish up the job
and cover the other half. .
Veronica has a new hair-do and,
ladies', whereas you could see halls
of the world before, this time you,
won't see nothin'. Miss Lakes
latest contribution to the worlds
GROWING glories is mostly hair
and little face.
She calls it a rumple bob. We,
think it looks like Lady Godiva n
a sheep dog. Fluffy bangs from
ear to ear, a nest of braids on
top and yards of hair flouncing
down the back.
If the wave of half blindedness
that Miss Lake caused before is
any Indication, the rumple bob
will mean a nation of hidden
faces. And what will happen?
Traffic accidents will boom. hus-
bands won't know their wives,
children won't know their mo-
theirs.
Rut don't blame Miss Lake.
She hopes to gosh, she said,
that nobody tries to copy her
rumple bob. But she warned the
women of the country about her
one-eyed couture and they didn't
listen. Women were seeing out of
let eyes, sometimes out of right
eyes, but seldom out of both.
THE rumple hair-do is really
most impractical" she insisted.
ANY girl who copies that will
need a white horse, too"
Miss Lake thought a minute and
then allowed as how there's n
place after all for the'rumple bob.
The bedroom. q
That's what it was designed for.
Miss Lake wears her hair that
way in bedroom scenes with Joel
McCrea in Enterprise Studios
"Ramrod."
cts quite a sexy couture. !
think" Veronica said. "In the
movie it helps get across, err, an .
idea"
'Smatter of fact, said Miss Lake,
nobody in the picture had the
foggiest notion that she was theat-
ening to drive wild-eyed women
to their hairbrush and mirrors
agin. Until the hairdressers got
wind of it. =
A beauty magazine, Salon, spied
some pictures Of Miss Lakes rum
pie bob and darned near threw a
fiji.
This will set hairdressing back
a whole decade" the magazine
screamed to- "Ramrod" producer
Harry Sherman.
Besides, the magazine added, ,
the hair-do is so natural the .
beauty shops won't get any bust
ness out of it.
This is the second time the hair
people have chided Veronica
Lake. The over the eye business
was the first.
Veronica was testing for a part
VI d ulIh IN l Wd1lGu WHY'S
when her elbow slipped off a table. :
Her hair slipped with it. Leave 1T "
that way, said the delighted pro- e
Queer. Z
So Miss Lake stumbled through Z
lie with that blinker over the left
pepper.
Il was always falling over
things" she said. people wrote
wanting to know what was the
matter. They thought I was blind
or cross-eyed." -
She was beginning to get tired
of looking at half the world when
the government leaped to the res- E
cue. The war manpoWer commits
sion asked Miss Lake to keep her
topknot on top because hair-blind-
ed war workers were scalping
themselves in the machinery.
So during the war, the peek-a-
boo bob was no more and both
Miss Lakes eyes were open. But
when the gals moved out of the
war plants, zingo-her hair moved
over the side of her face again.
at falls naturally that way
now" she signed, "even just after
.--L N
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155-Seeds, Plants. Bulbs

NEW EvERBEARING 2 TO 3 Fl
Bearing-size Fig Trees for S4.45 Post
paid. 2 Surecrop 3 to 4 #. Early-bear-
ing Nectarine Trees for 1885 Post
paid. IL Clumps 2 VI. Giant Rhubarb
Roots, S3.15 Postpaid. Write FIR Free
copy New A-Page Planting Guide list
ing extensive line of Fruits, Nuts,
berries, n Ornamental Plant Mater
ial. Waynesboro Nurseries = Wavnes-
boro, Virginia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
l56-Sit., Work, Wanted

EXPERIENCED SALES ENGINEFR
now employed, wants job in Whining.
ton that does not require travelling.
Graduate engineer, home owner, vet
cram, Write Box "GBC", care Star
News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
7O-For Sale. Misc.

HEAVY DUTY PLATFORM SCALES
restaurant dishes and equipment. c.
B. Sternberger. 1909 Princess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

NOTICE FOR SALE
Sale of Property For Labor
And Material
Under the power vested in me by the
Laws of the State of North Carolina,
Will offer for sale at the Court house
door of New Hanover county on Sat
urday, March 9th, 1e47 for cash to the
highest bidder, the following articles of
personal property: One 1910 Harley
Davidson Motorcycle. Motor No. 4oEL-
3703, Title No. Z344047. This sale is for
labor, material and storage on the above
property. Sale to be at 1900 Noon.
This 18th day of February 1947.
V. A. Hickman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

WOODS TESTED TOBACCO SEED.
erma for blue mold. Garden Peas.
Lettuce. Pepper, Tomato. etc. r. W.
Wood & Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

SEEDS. SPRAYS. SPRAY MATERIALS.
dusts. busters. for farm, garden, lawn.
Cross Seed Co. Dial 1858.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

FOR SALE-ONE 5.4 HORSEPOWER
Evinrude motor and shad net, Bargain
Dial 8. ask for 9483.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

ONE SCREEN KIDDLE KOOP, SIS.
n 20 single shot Stevens rifle, $40
Alb N. Fifth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
9-BOats

BOATS NOW IN STOCK
16' Old Town Canoe.
l8' Old Town Canoe.
10 Old Town square stern with snon.
1-2' Old Town Dinghy.
IL 1-2' Old Town Dinghy.
II 1-2' Old Town Dinghy.
10 l-2' Ole Town Sailboat.
II Old Town Sportboat tCartop).
~ Higgins Deluxe Utility.
IA Higgins Deluxe Utility.
~ Alumna Craft Metal Boat.
Is Penn Van Deluxe Runabout.
P1CKARDS SPORTING GOODS,
209 Market street. Dial 2-3224
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ABEL FURNITURE CO., FOR
MERLY JONES FURNITURE
CO., UNDER THE SAME MAN
AGEMENT FOR II YEARS. 10
S. FRONT. PHONE 575l.
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l6O-Transportation. Storage

GENERAL HAULING. SEE OR WRITE
Herbert ]. Bryant, Bolivia, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

SPENCER SUPPORTS AND BRAS
'sieres designed. Mrs. Ramseur. Call
for appointment. Dial 6214.
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Collins Transfer
To Buy. Rent

LOAD OR PART LOAD GOING ANY
where. Dial 1928.
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SCISSORS OF ALL KINDS. SMALL
and large. Anchor Hardware Co.. Front
and Dock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17

AIR COMPRESSORS. PORTABLE AND
stationary for industry. Ben Dixon.
Rocky Mount. N. c
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FOR SALE-TENNIS RACKETS, GOLF
clubs, baseballs and softballs. Pokeno
games, at the Sport Center. ia Mar
ket street. Dial 5022.
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WANTED MODEL H sERVI-CYCLE.
Call 5642 after 6 O'Clock.
WANTED TO Rents OR 4 ROOM
furnished apartment with heat. Close
In. Write Box CA. care Star-News.
WANTED HOOD MOLDING LOCK
complete for 1910 Deluxe Ford. Must
be disable without repair work neces-
sary. Write ]. C. Robson, Route 8.
Jacksonville, N. C.
WANTED TO RENT 4 OR 5 ROOMS
and path house with garden space.
Write Box TIT, care Star-News.
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN ROOM
March 18th or earlier, with bath or
seml-private bath. Must be well fur
nlshed and comfortable and in a quiet
section and reasonable. No drinker.
Want parking space. Address Box 8O1.
Southport, N. c. State location and
price.
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.Poats

ets srof1 RUNABoUTs AND cRuIs-
cry. yoo99ple now for immediate deliv-
beautifln93luf selection of brand new
Ing sj1es.S finished boats in the follow
q #, - 1t it., II #, 10 it., % it.,
Riey' II. and 40 #. Write or phone
OistrhNntto Van Fossan, Inc, Cris-Craft
tfal Natitors and Yacht Brokers, Cen
Va. pboonna Bank Building, Richmond,
I1anone 3-5424, or Evenings s-os1s'
Smyrna times., 1947-08-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren Street: morning service
IL a. M, Sunday School, IL a. m.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL a. M; Sunday School IL
a. m, also meets first Wednesday
evening Of each month at 8 p. m.
Subject for Sunday, August 10,
1947 is: Spirit" Golden Text:
Psalms 143:10. Teach me to do
thy will; for thou art my God: thy
spirit is good; lead me into the
land of uprightness. A Bible cita-
tion from the Lesson-Sermon is:
IICorinthians 3:4-6, II, Is. And
such trust have we through Christ
to God-ward: Not that We are
sufficient of ourselves to think any
thing as of ourselves; but our suf-
ficiency is of God; Who also hath
made us able ministers of the new
testament; not of the letter, but of
the spirit: for the letter killeth,
but the spirit giveth life. ;. Now
the Lord is that Spirit: and where
Smyrna times., 1947-08-07
LEAGUE NEARS
PLAYOFFS
Hudson Pitches Winning q
Game Against KentOn;
Smyrna Team Errorless
SECOND SHUTOUT

Supporting Hudson's four-hit
pitching by errorless playing, tn,
Smyrna Baseball Team defeated
Kenton on August 8 by a score o.
8 to 0, for their second successive
shutout. Hudson struck out five
walked two, and contributed {
double that developed into a rur
for Smyrna. Up until the sixth
inning, he allowed no hits. Ther
in the sixth, Dickerson and Boggs
both got singles, and both got
trapped off base. Kenton got
another single in the eighth anc
one in the ninth.
Smyrna got twelve hits, includ
ing three doubles, and had one OF
two men left on base in every one
of the nine innings. r. Handsber.
ry and Lovegrove, who have beer
driving in the bulk of Smyrna's
runs, had an off-day at the plate
AS result, Smyrna had thirteen
runners left on base. However
both R. Handsberry's and Love.
groves defensive play was excel.
lent and made up for their temper
ary slump in hitting.
Grier at shortstop handled ter
chances without an error. R. Jac-
obs got two hits in three times at
bat. G. Handsberry got three fol
five, and Seward got two for four
r. Jacobs almost stole home in the
second inning, but was called out
on very close play.
Smyrna started its scoring in the
first inning. Hopkins was hit by q
pitched ball and stole second. He
moved to third as Seward ground
ed out to the Kenton second base
man, and he scored when Grier hit
a ground ball to Boggs, which the
Kenton pitcher muffed. Grier
moved to third on G. Handsberry's
ground-rule double over the right
field fence, and scored as Love-
grove grounded out to the short
stop. Although Smyrna hit safely
in every inning, they only managed
to score once more in the fifth,
when Hudson led off with double,
moved to third on Hopkins single,
and scored when Dickerson drop
ped Grier's fly. This win gives
Smyrna a 800 average, but still
leaves them in fifth place. How