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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Legion, WhiteuiHe Collide
In Stadium This Afternoon
Play Off Washout Tilt;
c. Smith, Williams
May Start

Tom Davis American Legion ag-
gregation will finally get to have
their scheduled local game with
the Whiteville entry in the South
ern loop this afternoon at 300
o'clock at Legion stadium.
The contest was originally slat-
ed for Thursday night at the stad-
ium, but it was postponed because
of wet grounds. Bunny Hines, bust
ness manager of the team, said
last night that although the con-
test was re-scheduled for the 18th
and Ann streets field for today, an
agreement was finally reached
whereby it could take place in the
stadium.
Following the Legion game, the
stadium will again be filled with
uniforms, the Wilmington Pirates
playing Warsaw in a doublehead-
err at 700 p. m.
Earlier in the week, the local
Legion outfit suffered their second
defeat of the season from White
vile, Jim Gibson hurting a heart
breaking 80 loss that went 10 inn
ings. In other Wilmington-Wh White
vile tits this year, the Davismen
have COPIED a 1877 decision from
Earl Brinkley's team, while White
vile dropped Wilmington 1915 in
another game. Gibson was the win
ner in the 1877 contest.
Davis has several hurlers at his
disposal to throw at the league
leaders today. Charley Smith,
Tracy Duval, or perhaps Jere Hill
burn, could go against Whiteville.
Hilburn usually takes a berth in
right field, while Duval splits third
base duties with Jimmy Stouden-
mire when he isn't pitching.
Either Rudy Williams or Cole
Jacobs should assume mound re-
sponsibility this afternoon TO r
Williams has lost to Will
while Jacobs hasn't en-
countered them this year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Coe, Limo Tangle
In NCCAA Tourney

ANN ARBOR, Mich, June 81
two hottest choices OF the
greensid de experts, tall, skinny
Charley Coe of Oklahoma and cur
ly-haired Charles (Babe) Lind Of
Denver university, fought their
way into the quarter-final round
of the National Collegiate golf
championships today with lopsided
third round triu1nphs as the slop-
ing, 6,600-yard University Of Michi-
gan course started taking its toll
in upsets.
Coe, 23-year-old Ardmore, Okla,
product who won the trans-Miss-
issippi amateur title lastweekii and
the e~asy-going Lind, who was run
ner-up in the 1946 NCAA cham
pionship at Princeton university,
tangle tomorrow in a qu~arter-final
match most Of the insiders consid-
er the tournaments "pay-oh' bat
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

IVA
Erwin Twins.
Cyclone johnson, crafty Warsaw
tefthander, turned back the San
ford Spinners for their second
straight loss to the Sox, 8-3. Sam
Gibson allowed four bingles as the
Salem Smithfleld Leafs thund-
pred over Wilmington, 81, and
Doug Lorman earned a 1873 win
sor the Lumberton Cubs, even il
h. had to scatter IL Red Springs
hits.
Wright let the Twins down WIN
pnree hits in the opener, Wnlle
two home runs by Eddie Kukulka
and Van Mungo were the heavy
clinton blows. Kukulka's circuit
clout came in the second with one
aboard. while Mungo hit his in the
eighth when the sacks were aW-
fully lonely out there all by them
selves. In al, the Blues raped oul
y hits off Dutch Schultz and loser
Melvin.
The second tilt found the Blues
coming through in the last OF the
sixth with the tying and winning
markers to edge out the TWINS, 90
Chip P%ontbriand started for Dunn
in the seven-inning affair, but he
was replaced in the fifth by john
V%inajereas, who was charged with
the loss. Bill Shubeck initiated the
game, giving way to Wright in the
fifth.
George Bortz couldn't quite
match the hurting skill of War
saws Cyclone Johnson last night.
The Whirlwind famed II Spinners
and gave up eight hits. During this
time, the Sox were mauling the
luckless Bortz for IL bingles. Andy
scrobola paced the Sox afield and
at bat making several sharp
catches and batting in three runs.
Elzer Marks home run in the
sixth with one on highlighted the
Cubs 1878 pasting of the Robins.
He also hit a triple in the game.
Sammy Sellers was the losing hurl-
er, Lorman going all the way for
Lumberton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
|SPINNERS MEET
MAS0NB0R0 NINE
BY JIGGs POWERS

~ full schedule is on tap in the
Eastern State League tomorrow
with Whiteville's Comets journey
ing to Wallace to take on the In
dependents there, Masonboro' S
league-leading Ramblers in Blad-
enboro to battle the Spinners, and
the Elizabethtown Red Sox clash
ing with Southport's Yellow Jac-
kets in the lower Cape Fear city.
Interest will be conferred in Blad-
enboro, where Frank Maner's club
will be trying to make it two
straight over the up and coming
Spinners. Although the Baden
boro nine rested in the ESL eel
lar for more than a month of the
campaign, they are now out and
are expecting to make plenty OF
trouble for the other loop mem
bers.
Maner wAl probably send Hunk
err Benson, his ace southpaw, to
the mound against the Spinners.
Levy Bridger, stylish Highlander,
is expected to be manager Bob
Handles choice. In the last meet
ing between the two teams,
Masonboro gained a 80 decision.
In Wallace, the second-place
Comets from Whiteville will be
favored to take their second
straight game from the %1ndepen-
dents. They won the first in White
vile, 1913. Norwood (Chesty)
Chestnut, Dave Nelson, and H.
D. Stanley are all ready to 60 tor
Whiteville and Orvis Thigpen is
a probable for Wallace.
Rudy Britt Or Buddy Bynum
will take the mound for the Red
Sox at Southport, with Jack
Hughes flinging for the Jackets.
Masonboro's Ramblers regained
the top spot in the loop with an
8-4 win over Whiteville in the Will
mington American Legion stadium
last Tuesday night, with Oliver
(Snag) Allen the winning pitcher,
and H. D. Stanley the loser. Last
Sundays contests saw the Comets
downing the Elizabethtowners to
effect their temporary tie for
first. while Bladenboro won its
third straight by licking W. A.
(Weenie) Brown and Wallace's
Independents, SO. Masonboro and
Southport were idle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
BUCS lombard
BRUISED BRUINS

CHICAGO, June u -(P- The
Pittsburgh Pirates managed to
turn back a hard finishing drive
by the Chicago Cubs today for a
1873 decision that gave them their
second straight victory in the
series and extended the losing
streak of the fading Chicagoans to
four in a row.
The Pirates pounced on Bill Lee
for four runs in the first inning
and in the fifth broke loose for a
cluster of five to rout Hank Wyse
and take an i'll lead. And they
needed every bit Of it as the Cubs
finally came on to drive Jim
Bagby off the mound and outslug
tha R1Ics II hits IN II
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Runs batted in-Marx 3, Jamin, Pear
sail, Dixon, Knicely 4. Armbruster,
Carter. Two base hits-Knisely, Stanley,
Armbruster. Three base hits - Marx.
Home runs-Marx. Double plays-Ehr-
hardt to Cabaniss to Marx, Erhhardt to
Marx. Left on Discrimination 8.
Red Springs q. Bases on balls-off:
Sellers l, Lorrnan l, Burch 2. Struck
out. by-Sellers l, Lorman 4, Burch l.
Hits off: Sellers 9 in 4 % innings;
Burch 5 in 4 2-3. Wild pitches-Lorman.
Passed balls - Hockenbury. Winning
pitcher Lorman. Losing pitcher-Sel-
lers. Umpires-Ruch, Davidzuk. Time of
game 2:1o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

A.I.L. 4Ndl1A
The victory for spofford placed
them two games in the league
standings ahead of the Opticians
for the chance Of becoming first
half champions and representing
Wilmington in the state softball
tournament to be played at
Greensboro.
Little David James rocked out a
single. stole second, went to third
on a passed ball, and made the
initial u on Aliens fly. After
Dave commenced retallying, Cook,
James, and Brown followed in
later innings to hang 4 tour-run
victory.
The Eyemakers scored In the
fourth as Hugh Griffith and Bubba
Nesbitt pulled in the losers only
two TALES.
Alpha Omega advanced in the
standings as Clyde Jordon's hurl-
ing gave the underscorers only six
hits. Bob Poovey, ACL hurler, al
lowed nine hits to curtail the
standings for the four game losers
in five tits and mark the A. O.'s
with one and one-haf games trail
ing the c. O.'s.
Bob Boyd led the Frat batting
as he connected with a home run
In the third. Linwood Rowan, C. F.
Bell and Thad Walker sent out two
three for the Railmon to lead
the batting lineup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Errors Joost. Runs batted in -
Robinson, Rizzuto. Heinrich 3, McQuinn,
McCosky, Stirnweiss. Two base hits
Rizzuto, Stirnweiss 2, Heinrich 2, Ma
jeski. Three base hits-DiMaggio. Home
runs-Henrich. Stolen base-DiMaggio.
Sacrifices-McCosky, Chandler. Double
plays Stirnweiss, Rizzuto and Nc
Quinn 2, Rizzuto, Stirnweiss and Nc
Quinn, Suder, Joost and Fain. Left on
bases-New York 7, Philadelphia 6. Base
on balls-off Scheib 2, Chandler 2, Nc
Cahan l. Struck out by Scheib l.
Chandler S. Hits-off Scheib 9 in 8;
McCahan 3 in l. ~Balk-Scheib. Losing
pitc~her-ScLeib: Umpires Rommell.
Grieve and Jones. Time 2:05. At
enhance 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Gibson Shackles BUGS
As Leafs Take 81 Wiz
Smithfield Collects II Bingles; pir,+o.
Gather Four Hits Off Sam
Gibson

The two in the frs.
Leafs really put the con+ss The
ice to begin with. Pets Eo0a
first up, walked, and he wos'o'
second on a passed bali hv 70
Station. Carroll Singled to I'm
Howard, going to second s'of'
throw to the plate. He stole tbi nv
After two had gone down p.
walked: When he was on his w,r
to stealing second, Stations t"a'
nit umpire Baker square Nv . y
stern. Carroll scored. and ~s
went to third. He died tban
however, when Bernstein flew nr.
to Hargrove Davis. W.
In the third, the Leafs djsnon.,
all doubts as to who was aas
to win. They scored again S Dh
Howard singled and stole saonaa
the third of four swiped sacks IN.
Leafs engineered last night. W.
came home on two infield outs
Not content with that. seIn.
Smithfield added two in the tourt.
with Bernstein's single and Micysu
Balla's double preceding a t,ro
run single by Oehler. In the sivtb
Bernstein hit his first double snd
Balla his second in a two-run roII,,
and that was all for HewIat.
Bernstein got his other two.bagoe,
in the ninth off Al Lento We.
the Leafs pushed over their iast
pair of markers.
Wilmington's sixth : innjng ~,
came when LaBlanc walked and
stole second. Harry Bridges
singled him home. Davis doubled
but there were already two on.s
and Andy Poklemba made IN,
third one on a fly to center.
SELMA-SMITHFIELD AR
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Rangers, Jackets
Tangle Up Today

The Winter Park Rangers of
Cape Fear semi-pr0 league will
tangle with the Southport club
of the Eastern State loop this
afternoon at the Winter Park
field at $3.50 o'clock.
Manager Frank Hines of the
Rangers said last night that he
would call upon Norwood Skip
per for mound duty. The
Brunswick county aggregation
is expected to send their ace
hurler, Jack Hughes to the hill.
The two teams have met
three times this season, the
Rangers taking the last two
and the Southport team cap
turing the first game. Com
plete lineups of the clubs were
not available last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
OBTAIN GRANT

Charlotte, June " - up - The
Charlotte Hornets of the Tri-State
League today OBTAINED outfielder
Jimmy Grant. a former major
Lacquer, on option from the Gads-
den club of the Southeastern
League. Grant will report to the
Hornets in a few days on 30-day
approval.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
BUNS EXTEND
HOLD ON FIRST

BOSTON, June 2!.-P-Cutting
loose W tn a 15-hit attack, the
Brooklyn Dodgers widened their
first-plaee lead over the Boston
Braves with an 8-5 triumph tonight
before a 35,801 crowd, the largest
of the Tribesmen's home season,
starter Rex Barney held the Braves
to one hit until they drove him out
with a four-run rally in the sixth
inning
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Walker,
Newsome 4. w. Cooper 3, Lohrke 2.
base hits-Gearhart, Walker, Yer
ban, Kerr, Lakeman. Three base hits -
Marshall. Home runs-Newsome, w.
Cooper. Lohrke. Double plays -
Lohrke, Rigney, W. Cooper and Lohrke;
Kerr, Rigney and Mize 2; Jansen and
Kerr; Lohrke, Rigney and Mize. Left
on bases-Philadelphia 5, New York S.
Bases on balls-Hartung 3. Jansen 2,
Leonard l, Schmidt l. Strike outs -
Hartung l, Leonard l, Jansen l, Schmidt
2, Trinkle 2. Hits-off Hartunz in l
1-3 innings; Jansen S in S %; Trinkle
z in 2; Leonard 6 in 3 %; Schmidt 5 in
5 1-3. Winning pitcher-Schmidt. Losing
pitcher-Hartung. Umpires-Gore, Pin
ELI and Barlick. Time 2:14. Attend
ance 1888 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Errors Philley Conway, Appling.
Runs batted in - Hogan 2, Conway,
Feller 3, Kennedy, Gordon, Appling,
Fleming, Baker. Two base hits-Ken-
nedy, Teller, York. Hogan, Dickey.
Sacrifices-Conway and Fleming. Left
on b~ases-Chicago 4, Cleveland 8, Bases
on balls-Gillespie 1, Harrist 8, Ma1tz-
berger 1, Teller 2. Strikeouts-Harrist
9. Maltzberger 2, Teller 3. Hits-off
Gillespie 5 in 1 inning none out in
2nd): Harrist 4 in 6, Maltzberger 2 in
l. Wild p~itch-Harrist. Losing pitcher
Gillespie. Umpires-Passarella, Boyer and
Hubbard. Time 2:os. Attendance 81, 1884.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
HAEFNER CHAINS
B0S0X, 3 TO 0

WASHINGTON, June 81 -(P)-
Mickey Haefner registered his first
shutout of the season today as
Washington defeated the Boston
Red Sox, 3 to 0.
The stubby southpaw scattered
seven hits to lead the Senators to
their fifth victory in seven games
with last years American league
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Snead Ups Lead
With H. Under

CHICAGO, June 81. -(P- Sam
my Snead of Hot Springs, Va, who
Bkippered defense of his British
Open title to concentrate on do
mestic cash-collecting. zoomed
along at 12-under-par with 1870 for
a three-stroke halfway mark lead
IN the SIS, 900 Chicago Victory Ma
tional Golf tourney today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
PHILLIES SUBDUE
new YORK, 6 TO 5

NEW CORK, June 27.- up -
Skeeter NeWsome's first grand
slam homer of his 12-year major
league career enabled the Phila-
delphia Phillies to down the New
York Giants tonight, 6-5 although
catcher Walker Cooper of the
Giants hit his sixth home run in
five consecutive games. New
some's wallop came off Clint Har-
tung in the second inning.
DIIrT anCr DIVA A III n
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Errors-Wyse, Mauch, Basinski. Runs
batted in-Greenberg 3, Russell 2. Ba-
sinski, Cuisine 3, Kiner, Bagby, Nichol-
son 2, Dallesandro, Johnson, Lowery,
Watkins, Rickert. Hack. Two base hits
Sturgeon, Schefeing, Nicholson. Three
base hits-Gustine, Dallesandre. HON
runs-Greenberg, Dauesandro, Nichol-
son, johnson. Sacrifices - Cuisine.
Cox and Fletcher; Bagby, Cox and
Fletcher. Left on bases-Pittsburgh 10,
Double plays-sturgeon and Watkins :;
Chicago 9. Bases on balls-Lee 2. Wyse
5, Erickson 3, Bagby l. Strikeouts -
Wyse l, Erickson l, Meers l, Bsgby 2.
Hits-off Lee 3 in Ia inning; Wyse 8
in 4; Erickson / in 3 2-3; Meers 2 in /.
Bagby IA IN 7 (none out in sth); Strince-
vich 3 in 1-3; Higbe 0 in l 2-3. Hit by
pitcher-by Wyse (Gustine. Wild pitches
-Wyse, Meerx. Winning pitcher-Bag-
by; Losing p~itcher-L<e. Umpires -
Reardon, Goetz and Conlan. Time Alt.
Attendance 9,725.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Yesterdays Results
Washington 8; Boston 0.
Detroit IL; st. Louis 2 called Sth'
darkness.
New York 7; Philadelphia /.
Cleveland g; Chicago 5.
Today's Games
st. Louis at Detroit-kramer go VS.
Overmire (2-3) or Benton (4-3).
Chicago at Cleveland-Grove so VS.
Black (4-4).
Boston at Washin gton-Galehouse t2-S)
VS. Hudson (4-4.
New York at Philadelphia-Gulnpert
(2-O) VS. Flores (2-6).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
TIGERS RECOVER.
CLIP BROWNS liz

DETROIT, June 27. -P)- The
Detroit Tigers, returning home af-
ter a disastrous Eastern road trip
on which they dropped 10 of II
games, smashed out 10 hits today
to wallop the st. Louis Browns 11-2
in a twilight game called in the
last OF the eighth because of dark
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
THORNE

ATLANTA, Ca, June 27-Mil-
lionaire race driver and car own
er. Joel Thorne, has entered his
Thorne Engineering Special in the
1oO-Mile National Championship
speed classic at Lakewood speed
way next Friday, July 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Runs batted in-Kukulka 3, Wright 2,
Evans, Marsh, Vorrell, Mungo. Two base
hits-Evans, Kukulka, Wright. Home
runs-Kukulka. Mungo. Stolen bases
Vorrell. Double plays-Bell, Miller to
Leach; Miller, Bell to Leach. Left on
bases-Dunn-Erwin 5; Clinton 4. Bases
on balls-off Wright 2, Shultz l, Mel
vim 2. Struck out. by-Wright 9, Shultz
4. Hits off-Shultz 8 in 4 % innings;
Melvin 4 in 3 1-3. Wild pitches-Shultz.
Losing pitcher-Shultz. = mpires-Reve-
lille, Mitchell. Time of game 200.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Runs batted in - Carroll ?, Uhls,
Oehler 2, Balla, Gibson, Bridges, Mar.
ron. Two base hits-Balla 2. Bernstein,
Davis. Stolen bases-Bernstein, Howard,
Carroll, Bare. Sacrifices-Oehler, Uhl,,
Hewlett. Double plays-Gibson to How
ard; Balla to Oehler; Muscumeci, La
Blanc to Bridges, Station to Steckel
Left on bases - Selma-Smithfield Z;
Wilmington Z. Bases on ball-off: Glib
son 4, Hewlett 3. Lento 2. Struck out,
by-Gibson 7, Lento l. Hits-off: Hew-
lett Z in 6 innings; Lento S in ;. Pass.
ed balls-Staton 2. Losing p~itcher-Hew-
lett. Umpires-Baker, Wilson, Time Of
game 2:13. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Runs Dated IN = Judnich, Lehner,
Cullenbine 3, Mayo, Wagner 3, Kell.
Evers, Lake. Two base hits-Dlllinger,
Judnich, Lake, Evers. Three base hits
Mayo. Home runs-Cullenbine, Evers.
Stolen bases-Kel, Evers. Sacrifices -
Kell. Double plays - Judnich and
Stephens; Coleman and Judnich: Hitch
cock, Stephens and Judnich; Cullen
bine and Lake. Left on bases ST.
Louis 8, Detroit 7. Bases on balls
Potter 2, Zoldak 1. Trucks 4. Strike
outs-Potte l, Zoldak l., Trucks s.
Hlts-off Potter - in 5 innings; Zoldak
. IN l 2-3; Brown l in 1-3. Wild pitches
Trucks. Losing pitcher-Potter. I'm
pres Paparella, Summers and Rue.
lime z:ol. Attendance 1880. Game call
ed in last of eighth because of dark
ness. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Error-Williams /. Runs batted in -
Spence, Lewis. Two base hits-Vernon,
Spence. SacIifices-Dorish, Christman,
Haefner Double plays-Vernon; Christ
man and Vernon; Pesky, Doerr and
Jones. Left on bases-Boston 5; Wash
ington 10. Bases on balls-Dorish 3;
Murphy /; Strikeouts-Dorish 2, Haef-
ner l. Hits-off Dorish 8 in 7 innings;
Murphy 2 in /. Losing pitcher-Dorish.
Time 1:46. Umpires-Berry, Weafer and
MCGOWAN. Attendance 5,179.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
N0TCHES
TENTH DECISION

CLEVELAND, June d. P) -
Bob Teller tonight achieved his
tenth victory Of the season, against
six losses, by limiting the White
Sox to six hits as Cleveland wal
Hoped Chicago 9 to 8. Teller drove
in three runs with a double in the
Tribes big second inning, when
thew tailed five times on five hits.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh IL; Chicago 8.
St. Louis 6; Cincinnati 5 III innings.
Philadelphia 6; New York 5.
Brooklyn 8; Boston 5.
Today's Games
Brooklyn at New York - Lombard
(2-6) VS. SPAIN ll-2).
Philadelphia at New York-Jurisich
DID VS. Cooper 90.
Pittsburgh at Chicago (2l-Roe GA
and Bahr go VS. Meyer (2-0 and
Borowy (7-3).
Cincinnati at St. Louis (night)-Peter-
son (3-5) VS. Munger CD.
A knot is q measure OF speed,
being q speed of one nautical mile
per hour.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
CHANDLER TAMES
MACK MEN,, II

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June q.
-P- Spud Chandler tanned the
trouble some Philadelphia Athletics
II tonight with $3.50 on hand to
watch the New York Yankees in
flict rookie Carl Scheib's first ma
inr lea Gle defeat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Errors-Hodges. Gionfri6 10, F. Nc
T Gam Rowell. Runs lated in =
Me ain carney, stanky, Gionfriddo,
E1r1oases' robinson, Jorgenson, Cutler,
Elliott 2, F.. Mccormick, Ryan. Two
psse hIt~s-Gionfriddo 2, Behrman. F.
McCorrnick. Three base hit Mast.
1s0 fil1eesIJorgenson, Gionfriddo, Cul-
leI. Double ~plays-Barney to Jorgen-
son to stanky. stanky to Reese, to
poDlnson z. Left on bases-Brooklyn II.
BOSTON g. Bases on balls-Barney 8,
earnan T. voiselle l, Wright 2, Lam
francon1 l. Strikeouts Barney 3.
volselle 5, Wright l, Lanfranconi l.
nits-otf Barney 3 in 5 1-3 innings:
OF Behrman l in 3 2-3 innings; off
H~anlranconl 0 in l 2-3 innings; off
"rlgnt . In l 2-3 innings; off Karl l
m z innings. Hit by pitcher-by Wright
furlllo). Wild pitch-Barney. Winning
pltcher-Barney. Losing pitcher-Voizelle.
omplres-Stewart, Bananfant. Henline
and Magerkurth. Time 2:31. Attendance
3 ,o01.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Defeats Eyemen
In Crucial Softbau Tilt

Burney Covington's Spofford Millers racked up another
win last night as they defeated the second place City Op-
ball League at Robert Strange Park. In the second en-
counter Alpha Amega knocked out q SO triumph over the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Runs batted in-Shoffner, Hedrick.
DiChiara, Jordan, Scrobola 3, Bohan-
non, Stephens 2. Two base hits =
Hedrick, Scrobola. Sacrifices-Rowland,
Posevac. Left on b~ases-Sanford 8, War
saw 8. Bases on balls-off: Bortz 3,
johnson l. Struck out, by-Bortz 7.
Johnson II. Wild pitches-Bortz. UNI
~pires-Ouzts, Mitchell Time Of game
2:1O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Pitchers Have Hey Day.
WarsawC Clips SPINS gum

Pitchers, four of them, had a field day in the Iooaceo
State league last night, and their teams usual usually . mace
plenty of runs to back them up. severn "llsn', H. $500 aaa-
III. vi + hol sama Tine in q doubleheader against the Dunn
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Page Fires 70 To Tie
Riley In National Open

GREENSBORO, June 27-AP)-Mrs. EsteIle Lawson
Page of Chapel Hill, the Women's National Amateur champ
ion a decade ago., fired a sparkling three under par 70 to-
day to go into a tie with Polly Riley of Fort Worth, Texas,
for the lead at the halfway mark in the S 300 National
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

Population Of the British En-
pire, including India, totals 49,
900, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

q STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results
Selma-Smithfield 9. WILMINGTON l
Warsaw 8; Sanford 8. ,
Clinton 9-6; Dunn-Erwin ,O-5.
Lumberton IL; Red Springs J.
Today's Games
Warsaw at WILMINGTON ".
Sanford at Lumberton ~.
Red Springs at Dunn-ErWin %
Selma-Smithfield at Clinton ~.
cxnaN IEAHI1E
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned was, on the 24th day of March, 1947, duly ap- pointed administrator VIVA. of the estate of ARTHUR NICHOL- SON, deceased, and hat Letters Testamentary, VIVA. therefor on said day were duly issued to the undersigned
 All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present said claims, with proper vouchers, and duly verified, within six co months from the date of this Notice, to the undersigned Admins trator in Juneau, Alaska, pr at the office of his attorney, M. E. Monagle, at zoo Seward Building in Juneau, Alaska.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 24th day of March, 1947.
 GARLAND BOGGAN,
 Administrator, VIVA. First publication, March 25 l947. Last publication, April 15, 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
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Territorial department of Health, Juneau, Alaska, announces the in vitation of bids for furnishing Workmen's Compensation Insurance for departmental employees, for the year May l, 1947, to April 30, 1948. Bid forms and specifications may be obtained by calling at the main office, Territorial Building, Juneau, Alaska
 April 8, 15, g.