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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11

HERE'S A NICE
HOME IN
PRINCESS PLACE
2107 PLAZA DRIVE In a
most desirable location.
consists of five large
rooms. Hardwood floors.
Insulated and weather
stripped. Built-in cabi-
nets. Garage. Beautiful
shrubbery and flowers.
All fenced in. This is
real buy and ie already
financed. See us at once.
113 N. EIGHTH St. Seven
rooms and bath. Hard
wood floors Newly deco
rated. Garage $500.
"A SOUTH NINTH Street.
Two apartment house. 4
rooms and bath upstairs
and 4 rooms and bath
downstairs. Large front
porch and screened in
back porch. Thi~ is good
income property and can
be bought at a sacrifice
price of only $5,50O.
SOB SUNSET AVE. This is
a beautiful six room home
and the price is RIGHT!
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH
GLIB South Lumina Avenue
Practically new year-round
home; opposite Lumina
Pavilion. Ideal location
consisting of 6 rooms, two
showers, and toilet on first
floor. Second floor consists
of large living room, din
ing room, and kitchen, two
bedooms and bath. Third
floor consists of two large
bedrooms. Completely fur
nished. Annual income S.
500 per year.
$50 ACRE FARM 20 miles
from town on the Char
lotte highway. Is acres
cleared and under cult
walton. Eight room house,
tobacco barn, several other
outbuildings. Also a 3-acre
tobacco allotment.
FARMS, LARGE AND SMALL
WE HAVE JUST WHAT
YOU WANT
LET OUR SALESMAN help
you select a lot for your
future home.
FOR BETTER VALUES AND
QUICK SALES DEAL WITH
LEWIS REALTY co,
(Cape Fear Hotel Bldg.)
203 N. Second St. Dial 2-854s
J. M. SIMPKINS and DOrTALr
E. GORE, Statesmen
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11

SET OF Golf Clubs. three woods
and eight irons, plus bab and
balls, price reasonable. 500
South 5th street. Dial 1896.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
su-Help Wanted remals

YOUNG LADY as waitress -;
hours and salary, apply l. goot 10
crawford, aG Saunders Dr1g % MI.
1O8 North Front. 'S S'ore.
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70-ror Sale Miscellaneous

FOR INLAID Linoleum and Tile,
Dial 4173. Flynn's Linoleum and
Tile Shop. Carolina Beach Road,
opposite Maffitt Village.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
INTERNATIONAL FIVE
ROOM OIL CIRCULATOR
WITH FAN
STAR FURNITURE co.

(formerly Lewis Furniture Coy
COL North 4th st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
75-Household Goods

MAGIC CHEF Gas range, good
condition. Reasonable. 1877 Lake
Forest Parkway,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
ss-Help Wanted Nal.

RAWLElGH anad DEALER w50,o5
once: on e. Good opportunity t ftSn'ed I'd a,
a5 idOe once; &c; RsswIeigh's, 5,s: DeDt WIT, M5s,.
statesmen, SUB-Saio-n-
Tou volleeroGs, Tors Do not apply =" unislt iaat
oross' = between 10 a. M nv n Rel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
80-houses For Sale

ITO SOUTH Fifth St.-11 rooms,
2 baths. Large lot. Wade Realty
Co., 205 Princess street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11

COAL HEATROLA For sale, in
good condition. Dial 2-0308 day.
1869 night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11

FOR SALE-Superex Heater. Al
condition. Call 2-2936.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11

BEAUTIFUL LIGHT Fixtures, for
home or office. on display.
Colonial Appliance Co. Dial 5000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11

318 QUEEN Street, 8 rooms 2
baths. Large lot. w. A. Brown.
Dial 2-3227. 1905 Market.
WE HANDLE all kinds of beach
property. Business. residential,
sales, rentals. Open all year.
Tucker Real Estate Co. Phone
1886. Carolina Beach. Glenn M.
Tucker, Realtor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11

FOR SALE: One foot Sparton
REFRIGERATOR. Call 2-3729.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
5l-Florisis

CUT FLOWERS. pot plants. cor
sages, funeral designs. Quick de-
iveries. Blossom Shop. 81 S.
Front street. Dial 2-0381.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
2-Autos. Trucks, Trailers

IF YOU want to buy a car. sell
car, trade a car. Call 2-2337
City Motor Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
l05-Losi And Found

LOST-BLACK Great Dane, yicin.
lty South 18th street. Reward
Il. A. Sneeden. Phone 2.l624
LOST: STERLING Silver lapd
pin, Saturday. Reward. Dial 45O9
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11
T-Xanied Male Or ren,,,

WANTED: ANT SODA clerks fo- =
ptn tune .oo work o. Apply Carolipas a1s |yrt Pan
Bar goo No. Front St. ''' MIX
MEN AND Women for .d-,.--
anto,l auto helpful, good bay, 'c5n'in' c5I ny
er II a. m. '1o.el AT,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-11

1910 CHRYSLER in excellent con-
dition. 213 Virginia Ave-, River
side Apt.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27

WILL do washing and ironing in NV
home, located on the corner OF Lewis
Ave. and Second St. Mrs. Victor Bel
lon. 47.2.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27
New Closing Ddte
On Applications
For Officer Exdrns

It was announced by Major
Harold E. Dalness Of the U. s.
Army and U. S. Air Force re-
cruiting station that the exist
ing closing date on which ap-
pllcations for the Jan. 194S
competitive tour of duty for
officers, on active or inactive
status, desiring to compete for
a regular Army appointment,
has been extended to Nov. 80,
1947.
Until Jan. /, 1850, the re-
quirement that each applicant
Tor a competitive tour Of active
duty must have successfully
completed two years of college
at an accredited institution is
hereby broadened to provide
that in cases where the appli-
cant does not possess the two
years formal college require
ment, but is a graduate Of an
approved high school, he will
be considered as eligible pro-
vlded he attainS a passing
score on the U. S. Armed Fore
es institute test of general edu-
cation development, college level,
An applicant must not be
less than 20 years old and the
period of time between the date
Of birth of any applicant for
the competitive tour and the
date of the beginning of the
particular tour for which he
applies shall not exceed the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27
@N&h'
M%&Bw

As a service to veterans IN the
community, this newspaper will pub
from the Veterans Administration.
For further information, veterans
should contact or write their near
est VA contact office at RIM. 327,
P. o. Bldg, Billings.
SPECIAL TEAMS CHECKING
SUBSISTENCE PAYMENTS
Veterans Administrati ion
trouble shooters will continue
their visits to colleges and uni
versities during the second
week of each month, starting
at once, to interview personal
ly any veterans who failed to
receive their subsistence checks.
Priority handling of the in
dividual cases will be instituted
or the basis of the informa-
ton received by the special
representatives, until the veter-
ans receive their checks.
Student-veterans will be ad-
vised in advance of the time
and place the VA representa-
tive can be seen. Because of
the heavy enrollments, the VA
expects continuance of this
program will be a major factor
in eliminating overdue subsist-
ence payments this Fall.
Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27

following: Army ~ years; Air
Force, ~ years; Medical corps,
80 years, Dental corps, 50 years,
Veterinary corps, 80 years;
Medical Service corps, 80 years:
Corps of C~haplains, "a years
and Judge Advocate Generals
department, 80 years.
For officers now on inactive
status who require the GED
test and a final type physical
examination, the adjutant gen.
eral, after preliminary screen
ing of applications, will invite
them to proceed at their own
expense for this purpose to an
Army or Air Force installation
in their Army area Gin Mon
tana tests will be given at the
air base in Great FallS) where
the test and physical examina-
ton will be accomplished. Upon
completion the applicant will
return home pending determin-
alton of his educational and
physical qualifications.
More than 400 vacancies in
the regular establishment can
be filled from those entering
the tour commencing in Jan
uary. Officers not on active
duty should apply direct to the
adjutant general. WD AGO
form 16O, application for ex-
tended active duty, is to be
submitted in triplicate. Neces-
sary forms can be secured at
the U. S. Army and U. S. Air
Force recruiting station located
at 1921 1st Ave. NJ, Billings,
according to Major Dalness.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27
COURT CASE

COURT CASE
Only case to appear. on the
docket Of Justice Of the Peace
Charles A !Corkins this week
was a traffic violation, with the
highway patrol as complaining
witness.
On Nov. "a, Claude Thomp-
son raid a fine for careless
driving.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27

We know that Hardin has one
real wrestling fan, at any rate,
in the person of Jake koebbe.
Rumor has it that Jake has
followed the matmen practical
ly since infancy, and according
to one tale he got his start
with a bet on a wrestling
match. The odds were pretty
nice, too!
We didn't start it-but we
certainly helped it along. Mrs.
D. and Mrs. K. have decided
that the Boosters need a couple
of cheer leaders-and who do
you suppose they will be? The
gals hadn't fully made up their
minds to take on the job though
until we brought them a couple
of orange and black beanies on
our recent trip. That clinched
it. Just the thing for a pair of
cheer leaders, they decided
We're all for it. We figure
they'll do the good old HTH
proud, and will give the Boost
ers just that extra something
or other to keep up the old
postgraduate spirit. We have
not yet heard the opinions of
MeSsers Davis and Koebbe, but
We are certain they will en-
courage their wives in such a
public spirited undertaking.
We understand Carl Carter
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27

he won the other night at
Lions club. Another score for
Mike, incidentally.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27

Montana's highest mountain
is Granite peak, altitude 1880
feet, along the southern bound
ary.
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Up and Down
The Street

Continued from page -
fray. Otherwise, said he, there
wasn't any profit in it.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27

FORD tractor complete with pillow and
clutivator. Six months old. Used very
substantial saving. Valley Implement
Co. 4S-l
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27

We understand Carl Carter
was "well-Suited" by the prize
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-27

1888 CHEVROLET 6:OOxl6 tires. Radio,
sealed beam headlights. $500. Will
trade for motorcycle. Can be seen at
gen. ASH
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FOR RENT

SLEEPING rooms for men. Phone Ola
RI any time and 55l after 5 pm. 4S-l
Evening star., 1947-09-25

CONTINUED On Next Psss.l
Evening star., 1947-09-25

sSdl.a T PAY CASH fS5 h houses white
HAVE HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS who will
81 sash eR s0Gss ss
1ssn' Ta 7sS1 sHAnlS9 Of g. 1854 !ass4 ME- l7l7 Eyes
sS s05 Ts uss Sss sHs
tion west Of 18th st.: can pay $1,000 cash;
hS f%IEbfsTr SFS5s,s 1Ss 4f1,E Star m ,nv
III f;
house in nice location; win pay all cash
es f66fhsf 0T VIII. faf kENT ssf. BUY or sell
JOHN w. KoUsE t. 81 S9n 7oss sks me long
4 CLIENT OF OURS needs a house for
cash. Can we sell him your houses, Please
sal US now as you read this sd Cal aa
Sun; 5. dgx & wHITEFoRD' SaIT INC" 1925 x
n h2as' Sh Up to
District. Write full details. price. Box
atS5si aoDsEs wv WANTED for clients = $500
Ask s4sis, or IN Ar also need seod ssss prop
s2eo9o Tanss; row .os6 ssmidst ; Or detachea
Vi A1kGfNfA 4 RA HOMES rs 4SHS WaSTEDasve Ri sfR CASH
buyers in urgent need Of immediate hous-
Ing; can pay up to $4,000 and win guar
antee immediate action. Please phone
Mr.. Mccauley, CH. 3547, with SHANNON
WE WANT d. C. or Arlington homes to
sell and might be able to assist you in
getting an apartment in exchange for an
Of adults or Older children and no pets,
Please. write giving address and phone and
we will contact you. Box 211 D, Star. 2s'
WE CAN. SELL at top market price your
house, apt or unimproved land. For quick
action. call the live-wire broker. w. H.
SIMONS. 1923 NJ st. NV. Elk. 61s1. i
house with a minimum Of 8 ige. bedrms.
and l "a baths: preferably in a good resi-
dental section Of Arlington: Price must
erty o. this kind for immediate sale, call
Mr.. Sylvester, with ROBERT L, McKEEVER
co. Realtors, Shoreham Bldg, MA. 1850:
Evening star., 1947-09-25
HOUSES WAITED TO BUY.

MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
at today's value: ong estimate without
o5lisasien. I nlsa. 211s Wilson blvd GL. or
6o' So YoS H6e' WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
yGHr I nsuse p with s u.s. haEs Ssh SuysEs EeS
MMEDfATE 'e CASH Tor tor your a1 Sro pToperty.
or Sc, white or eolored; Marylapd or Viz Viz
sRs CAN sflf ro1n aodsE and a
Plenty Of clients " waiting s for Quick i results.
gan rTn1 RsFksE 5o aSfs sis 1a sess
NV. -25
80 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owner own . gparapteeS ant results L!ss yoSr Prop
i AM PRESAkE6 to pay cash for q q
small or 2 bedrm; house. within a short
drive ad sfo e ayastsy,le; atast owner only Gail
sGiLpfR s1 hIa 6EssnnEs ss p Old HOUSE on MAJ ia1se
er MontgemeTy Co. Box 5597. Friendship
sSE'sai NE Have cAsH BUYERS for homes and
invest Investment T properties What have you to
Ssstab: 1915. ri 10th S. NV. Ma. oSs5:
70 purchase homes in any section Of wash.
iPa asasSE asR41oN 70 lzSs ;s sal. o,
sIsZ Is what Kor desire sns & cal r n;o A HgM'
Sc. AND Nd N.e PRofEsfYmws fs snss Win lgas; Day
s..us az sash QUICK Sc w satos ss s1s ySa " sss
HAVE CLIENT who must locate near syna-
wood. viii charge 81 commission. Box
Will PAY UP TO $4,000 for detached
house, to s rooms. In NV. section; must
hsve hrst-noor lavatory, den, porch. OR.
WANTED FOR CLENT-stons or brick
st.. or west Of 18th g., IN NV. residential
area: must have roominess, desiRned and
nice Erounds: can Nj; Chichester, AT;
WE HAVE MANY Tor CLIENTS for 2-3
and bedrm. homes that are attractive
When selling please call 81. 37O0. WORTH
INGTON REALTY, ONCE, s427 Georsia ave.
Evening star., 1947-09-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-southsest.

CONGRESS- HEIGHTs-cor. .stucco house.
rms. and bath automatic gas heat;
Shown by appointment only between
NV ins BRICK pTN pBGNaAIoWs 5aSs ready to move
in, 4 bedrms.. Law. and shower in bsmt;;
Bend and s sts. Sc. Q blks. from Brad
bury Heights School. Ont Pa. ave-, left
pI Aa9af 9a onse svs past HARAN r G line aAiTY 1FsY
NC. 1916 Good Hope rd. Sc, TR. 400,
HTLIcREsT. 2aoo sand pl. seize.
cor det bts bs5isk 20 Enss s05 yr5 sld oo6
ensh ems anf ps1 e6fh fash nSbb b.
ia9S IL N6FFH niRFsiVsa eak AVE. sE aEss ooo
down-3-story brick containing large
ana near House oee sudns
gs@sSsafss AsfR'' Sg BAY s'9d Et HfS4
Si3, 500 NEW sEMIDET. BRICKS extra
rms, dinette; front and rear porchcs. large
wooded lot; ADJACENT stores and transp.:
located "a blk. OF Ala. ave. on Stanley
st.; ready for occupancy, 8 weeks. JOHN
l. SHELTON, VI 1851. -25
sI.1sb oPsa se des T. ome aans sSl sSle
iarae S'f family: @ bedrms.. 81 baths, Gear
garage; lot. 75xl50. PAUL MUDD. FR.
NEAR Sf2H MINNESOTA and Mass aves. Sc
Brick bungalow, prewar built. 8 rooms. z
deed. Price, $4,000. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 400,
Farss4%N, "a ss4Si VILLAGE Vacant; 8 rms.
Mason. Gs Ii. sose, With ADELpERT ".
LEE. 3211 Pa. ave. &c., VI 1000. 20
Evening star., 1947-09-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-seushws.t.

SPECIAL s.w. BARGAIN real nice
Just around the corner from wholesale
row. within easy walk to business; imme-
diate possession. Price, S6,950. HOWEN-
STEIN REALTY CORP. 141s H st. NV,
NJ. 'S eth AND M sTs.-well-construcated
2-story row brick. 9 lge. rms. h.-w.h..
brick garage. Priced right for quick sale;
conv terms. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., MA.
O352
HOME OR INvEsTMENT-Nr. 18th and 6
sts. s.w.-3-story. g lge. rms, bath; wide,
DAVIS CO.. MA. 0352.
1920 1st ST. S.W., in Congress Hts
Semidet brick, like new. 5 rms. and tiled
bath. gas &C: heat. full bsmt. with, rec:
rm. and bar; level fenced lot; cedar-lined
closets; nr. all cony;; quick poss.; 1000;
sse se seFTi " $50 tin BURGESS = 1924 "a
SOUTHWEST, 100 block 9th st.--2-story
electricity vacant; Price; s7,95o;, T0 i, in
THOS. j. FISHER & co, Realtors, D1
cceoEoRED-s7so DOWN buys this 7-rm.
house, bath. gas, cleo: and h.-w:h. 800
day, EX 1914, till g. -27
Evening star., 1947-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest.

CoLoRED-l40O BLOCK OF s ST: NV
3 units; each complete with kitchen and
Ped for eack sane see RsT moR Mr.
coLokED si,ase DOWN = Convenient
rms rms and bath, SssoPy brief fe front asne eae
trance to basement; h.-w.h, coal; each
E is spacious s and privately asranged
gzEo4iRs Y svssEseEG zHH IL c t si5 %H
eoLoFEP-BUY THU scorr-1los N
rooms and living quarters above; Oil h.
VIII, 4 rooms on End and Bird floors in
clude kitchen; neighborhood offers won
Ideal office loca ton for employment bureau,
dentist or real estate office. In thickly
populated colored business and residential
Ssaisat terms. esH' csi MPi aGf soons. Be- Ssio
CoLoRED THROUGH scoTT-
Your ma. name on my list Of clients
in obtaining the best buys. Call Mr.. Boone.
DE; 201O, DE. 2011. After hours call VI.
CoLoRED-s ST. NEAR 1st 1mmed.
poss.; 9 rms, full basement. tile bath, oil
h.-w.h.. porches; front. rear yard; terms.
GoIoRESHS%E Ga 3MSEE SSEh al2S aNS pE One
brick house. in convenient downtown sec
FEsF + gsFms9tf saoSan Gs II RAlY Rm c6R a s5s1 s9
cohoREb&so6 ee5h Ri W.; SEi BLk g2Sl lMoRR1s ST. NV
E76-rm; brick, full basement; move right
in. Call Claire Lee. RE. 1888; eyes,. EN-.
CoLoRED41oth sT. NV. ABOVE L.
stories and basement, arranged for 3 apts
Producing an income of over S1Oo per
ssslaspee ssS6 rs naFkns Fse lS B. in zE Ant RFiss
CO, Ma. 537I. 945 K st. N.Y..
brick house, in convenient downtown sec
ly payments. Call till 8 pm, RE. 3531
FIRST. NATIONAL REALfY CORP. eo5
cohoREbMLE aS5h ri pw Re bRSlT ST. PARKS .pts 8
rooms :e,an K. and b. each, oil heat. Oyer
$1,000 cash required. MRS. ELLIOTT.
RG pGtdREEu d25a; De 1o6sio SoMr vou bav. Is Been
yysiting for; attractive tapestry brick, near
and bath. modern Kitchen. oil INV: h,
recreation room, 2 rear porches, Venetian
blinds, storm windows; insulated and
weather-stripped; owner must vacate;
priced to sell. FRED A. SMITH, Realtor,
11l3 18th st. NV RE, 6661. -26
Evening star., 1947-09-25

= Lge. det. Colonial
22 rooms. 6l2 baths,
or guesthouse Is avail
.eed a home and income
or appointment to see
Can be financed. Priced
r. A. TWEED CO., EN-.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
Sink Cards;
Dodgers Hike Lead

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. is -(F-
The league-leading Brooklyn Dod-
gers three times came from he
hind today to tie the score and
then scored a run in the ninth
inning to defeat the Philadelphia
Phillies 81 for their fourth
straight victory. The win coupled
with Pittsburgh's triumph over st.
Louis increased the Dodgers mar.
gin over the runner-up Cardinals
to five and a half games.
Pee Wee Reese, whose triple in
the seventh helped produce two
Dodger runs in the seventh, open
ed the ninth with a walk. Stan
Rojek sacrificed and Bobby Brag-
an, serv catcher, came out OF
the bullpen to pinch hit Cor pitch
er Hugh Casey. Bragan, a former
Phil, doubled to score Reese with
the payoff run.
Ralph Branca worked the first
six innings for the Dodgers.
Casey, who pitched the next two
innings and allowed a run, was
credited with the victory, his ninth
against three losses. Hank Behr-
man mopped up in the ninth, set
ting down three straight batters.
Oscar Judd, knocked out in the
ninth, was the losing pitcher, his
18th setback against only n vic
tory. Judd pitched five %scoreless
frames but allowed one run in
each inning thereafter, except the
seventh when the Dodgers tailed
twice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
Teller Offers $4,000
For Cuban League Okeh
CLEVELAND ACE
WANTS TO KEEP
FAITH WITH LOOP

CLEVELAND, Aug. is - W.H-
Bobe Teller Of Cleveland, still
ranking over Commissioner A. B.
Chandler's latest edict, declared
today he was ready to turn over
all his Cuban winter league earn
ings OF $40, 900 to the major
leagues player pension plan in
order to keep faith with Cuban
baseball officials.
In a telephone conversation
from St. Louis, the Indians ace
pitcher said:
II have a contract with the
Cubans which could be worth as
much as $40, 900. I won't take a
cent Of it it I am allowed to full
fill the contract with people who
acted in good faith with me-"
Last Thursday, Chandler issued
an official statement barring any
major .leaguers from playing in
the Cuban winter league after
Teller and Caterer Fermin of the
Athletics had announced their in
tentlon OF playing in the circuit
at the conclusion of the American
League season.
The money he could make in
the Cuban league, Teller explained
would be turned over to the pen
sion fund for big leaguers "or used
for helping old time ball players
who need help"
Teller revealed that he had
spoken with Cuban baseball rep
r~esentatives by telephone last
night and said they were resentful
and bitter over what they con-
slider a reversal of Chambers an
nounced policy in relation to the
sanctioned Cuban league. The cir
cult recently was accepted into
organized baseball and given an
undesignated minor league CLASH
fication.
Chandler at that time agreed
that some big leaguers would be
allowed to play in the loop and
all minor league players, but he
rescinded the ruling Thursday.
This thing isn't being decided
on principle" Teller said. "Those
players who don't earn top salaries
are being hurt a lot more than l
Feller repeated his assertion
that he didn't believe exhibition
baseball was hurting his valuable
right arm.
He admitted he wasn't enjoying
his best season but added:
Il still think III win 20 games
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
BELT MATS
FOR 5TH LOSS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16- Up -
The Washington Senators lost
their fifth straight game today,
bowling to Philadelphia So.
Only 3,428 fans watched the con-
test, in which Bill McCahan cap
tured his sixth game of the sea-
son. Ray Scarborough and Tom
Ferrick we're batted FOR IL hits.
Washington spurted into a 10
lead in the first inning when Mark
Christman beat out an infield hit
with the bases loaded, but the
Athletics bounced back with a run
in the second on singles by Sam
Chapman and Buddy Rosar, plus
Pete Suder's long fly.
Mickey Vernon's double and
Christman's single sent the Sena-
tors ahead, 81 in the third, but
the AS clipped SCARBOROUGH Tor
three more runs in the fourth
when Ferris Fain tripled, Chap
man doubled and Rosar and Hank
Majeski singled.
Philadelphia added its final run
in the eight off Ferrick when Fair
singled, shifted to second on Ro-
sar's infield tap and scored or
Sudar's double. %