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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1912 Champion; pvt. owner:
excel. motor and condition, $4,000 miles; nile,
hsater hsae psa Seat a eovers. etc Cali MR. LEE: DI
sI4n .nrs.kEs Pa en- as snd Gommander sn am door
radio. heater and overdriye Priced for
quick sale 81 900 or best offer nnGer can
Phone Falls Church 9Os-J,4 -16
sTGDEBAKER 1910 Champion 2-door; ra-
dio and heater; $4,000 miles; $500 cash.
sffuDEBRAkER 1910 Champion in good
mechanical condition, tires and PANT
interior eea4 extras heasef sad
ssno NO. ask fai for L DAWES aRs HOUSE ae5Usf :.
sfn b 4 sd g 4aa anxous ah to St se af
inspscsion !s sF '0ss Cam see car
VIII Willis ia4o 4door H s" Special de luxe sedan
s5a5. s5sa ncalfli cali Gil s Ssss. 'ona' a n,@I4
sAHoAss s75o! 1sss fI1rea Psmouths $500 exeeiient
weekly; MR.: HARLAN NO. 1856, q. rear
p,Sss9S ss sas ps Psod sosS ssadisa
TAxi. 1916 chev; 1000 miles; sl,ssoo
H,shs cs 81 I5Ei pRiysks Ps aa and own limited
number of memberships are open N
responsible taxicab organization. New,
preferred 1916 taxs available to members
for prompt delivery. Reply to Box 29-E'
Star. ~ 10
TAXICAB. Diamond. Plymouth AZ recent
owe rhaul new tires and battery with
PUC MI 1851 after 6 pm. Iii
AMERICAN TAXICAB, Plymouth 1871,
with PUG: paint and upholstery, like new.
1916 motor; has been a cab a short time;
win make a good pvt. car. TR. S3s2,
1905 Minnesota ave, Sc; ,,.,,;,,
toms largest auction dealing exclusively IN
cars and trucks. Retail and wholesale
We can sell that car or cars and truck OF
yours at the best possible price on COM
mission only Every sale will be attended
by dealers from all over United STATES; @
Communicate with WASHlNGION AUIS
AUCTION, SSH Colesville rd., S. S., Md.
OFFICER WILL SELL / 942 Packard 4-door
Clipper S. good, clean car; 81 ,565. Call
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving. gen
rates. M FIR. $500, Ext. ~.
1916 CHEVROLET VAN STAKES panels
and pick-ups; rent by day. week or month
PUBLIC SERVICE DRlVE-YooR-SIE -SEir' II
ia fs4s FORD STAKE BODY TRUCK. by day
or contract; veteran, white. w. 226o
TRUCK FOR HIRE by veteran--by the
hour or load-10 wheels, loft. bed. Tow
er 54SS. If
enced help prompt service, reas rates
ic.aI and long distance. ia 2937. IA
A. d. ]. for hauling and moving OIL any
kind; new truck, white vets. RE. 4O79.
VETERAN, white, has ! 1941 112-ton panel;
wishes evening, Saturday or weekend
work Call AT l145 IL
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 194l panel 1a-ton; in ex-
cellent condition; GOOD tires. EQUIPPED WIN WIZ
CHEVROLET 1s4e panel delivery truck:
IA ton. dual wheels, excellent M eonditioaa. Ia1
DUMP DUMP, z oc1ARGo TRACTORS. trsilers, van,
panel pickup. workshop trucks. An selling
to- 10 pick dekN from = RICE MOTOR, 1881 Bla-
densburg I'd. ne. It
FORD model 1a-ton panel; GOOD condi-
tion throughout; $500 or trade for car.
GMc % 1889 1-ton panel delivery truck:
excellent condition throughout: $500.
eafes e%e Mt MAO 1s, A. body
tandem rear axle, 2SSpeea ainefehtlaII;; Ils !; !;
BP RqTtf pslos S1s5ss at s0qS 81 s921o Saso e S'
1871 A-ToN TRUCK. panel body; has re-,
Gently passed D. c. inspection; S525. LEE
d. BUTLER, INC, l12l 2lst st. Dl el H.
INTERNATIONAL 80 is-ton panel; excel
tond.. S6s5. LIVINGSTON MOTORS, 11"3
CHEvRoLET 1910 pickup: new motor, has
never been driven; reasonable. uh 41s4-
CHEVROLET 1s41 11s-ton panel; dual
81 Shfs nx A kM9co R5sf fsf s0
fFoRD IS" 1a-ton pickup; canvas canopy,
1900 miles, niles. xtoo WV consider pNf light car
dition, 500. MARTIN & POWERS, 3s5
INGTEkNATroNAL iiSG * 1889 panel delivery: in
psrye'i very low @ssha down paymsnt: aREhNWAY
PSER PoRD cAas aas sGS Mna staEe aSe BODY
price. Si,S5o. 1f02 18th st. NV. So
FORD 1899 2-ton: 2,;speed rear; Mercury
motor. fish-plated chassis; s394 Alse
Ford wheels and heater TR. 12l0. -l6
pesss sts pekaD es fesk ssse
LUzrs SERVICE. 1924 Lee hwy. Ar
1886 CHEVROLET. IA tons, panel, GOOD
cond.: S545 3121 l4th st. NV.
sALE-clearance sale of so trucks. must
sssyEsIst isss Tssssss !t 1Hson esEs9 aasm s5S5 5S5
GMc 1914 21a-ton cargo. 6x6 with oo=
Dodge less s-ton panel - ss5
Diamond 1910 1ton wrecker 395
GSessoet GSsgs es4H s4s t0p dsmp bus
DOc CENTRAL MOTOR CO. eIc TrusS
SH s cross Ks, T. Srse oq arn hrnsh fs
%iles 9nfe Lee Day aEy Fsa's e sunday 1 vi ote
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo
Sr soe CO. ex s
Piekups-1s4i Dodge, u ion; 1912
D0Par; anels-iSss i?t DOdse II ton; 1871
stsses-ig4o chevrolets. III tons; 1912
GMcs. .al3 tons: 1914" Chevrolet l II tons,
Station wagons tcsrryalls with metal
sides )-I942 Dodges.
Dnmps-la4a Chey5olet. ~ tons; lla4s
Federal 21a tons: 1914. GMC. 3 tons, COOK
20 tires, 5-cu.-yd. body.
Mack tractor 6-ton prime mover,
IL a0x20 tires, ls41 c.o.e.. air brakes.
Vans-lo42 Chevrolet, Ia tons; 1914
GNiC. ga tons; 1910 Dodge. L u tons.
Chassis and cabs-1942 Chevrolet, ] u
tons; 1912 GMCs, ga tons.
Buses--1942 Chevrolet 15-passenger:
t1942 GMC 29-passenger.
Amphibious ducks-I943 GMcs. A boat
on water a truck on land.
Bridge construction crane truck-1943
Brockwsy. tons. 6x6. air brakes, l2.00x
Traiiers-1- ton truck STAKE trailers.
| Bodies-ysns: 13-ft, stakes.
Diesels, Mack, 1945, lotion 6x4. air
brakes, ch. cab.
20 tires; air bTskeoSp bTdNop ~ cuc rr,cs
Dealer 3l43 Lee hwy. Arlington. CHI
1000. To reach: Out through Georgetown
cross Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy
| (Routes 211 or 29l, drive ! n miles. Daily
l & TO q. SUNDAY 10 to 3.
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GAS STATIONS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT who viii lease 81, or buy .a NJ a
going gasoline station nsd or ste .nd n1r ,ocated
In washington or nearby Md. CRANE S d
HF1,AN. Realtors, S24S Georgia ave-, Sh-
mar Snrinr Md 81 1000. --lS
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TIRES FOR SALE.

PREOPENING SPECIAL-We can now
EQUIP your car with new tires and tubes OF
a better grade at no increase in prices.
As set-scauainted. offer, an allowance
of 1Ooc or better will be made for your
old tires GMAC financing available.
SIND ST. ESQ CENTER, division Of Cap
ital Cadillac Co. ;..2nd AT N ST. Phone
IA
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

c. G. SLOAN & CO.. NC, auctioneers-l
Large sale of household goods and per
sonal effects of every description at public
auction at Sloan's. 715 18th st. NV,
am Now on view. Terms: Cash. C. 6.
SLOAN INC. auctS.. eSta ahliShed S41. IL
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Press Club Meets Friday

The annual meeting OF active
members of the National Press Club
will be held at pm. Friday in the
clubrooms, the National Press Build
ing.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont.
FORD Ig43 long wheel base, stake body:
actual mileage less than 10000 miles;
guaranteed perfect condition. Hillside
DODGE j. a36 truck: neavy panel body, ,ex-
celleat condition, new tires: reasonable.
333S M ST. NV, 1T
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Word Come
Find 27 or more common English
I'D e L / I Y,

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meaning allegiance. faithfulness.
Average mark is Is words. Time
limit, 20 minutes.
puIes or the gane-f. Words must be OF
four or more letters. =. WORDS % which 4. sc: !.
auire four Letters ey th asqe'I aqe not used.
= only one form of word is used, 4.
prooer names are not used. A list viii bs
published tomorrow.
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PARKING LOT FOR RENT.

WELL PAVED, FENCED IN, capacity SO
cars, suitable for organization with with ne neet
of cars; across the street I rom y new S M Csil
sfter 10 am, DI. 4sS2.-- -2M
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GARAGES WANTED

SPACE FOR ONE AUTO. vicinity Wiscon-
Sin and NJ NV. Monday through Friday, di
Sis am. to $40 pm. Phone MR.. SHA.
PRO, MI. 1868 during office hours -d nj.
Contact p. o. Box 5066, Maryland unl-
versitv or CO 1854 Is
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MOTOBECANE-1947 French motorcycle;
lightweight, economical. with al features
delivery. MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
CO. Saies-Serviee. 1905 5th st NV ,,aav
INDIAN 1899 Scout; oyerhauled; fudaS
saat. Saddlebaes: going overseas, sell S345
i rs Que ST. n W. SULLIVAN
AUTO PAINTING.
Afro PAINTING-Complete JOB, $35 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4102 "a. ave
eyt Sc Ii 1888.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
MOTORCYCLES.

DOUBLE GARAGE, storage only. RI. 30
M st. NV; S12 mo. DI. 1926
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sedan; family car in
tires and battery, +.
invited; StIo0 cash.
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,upe with rumble seat; re-
clutch with 5000 miles:
nd starter: looks good and
500. V. L. WERTZ, Phone
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INTERNATIONAL 80 'a-ton panel; excel
tond., $685. LIVINGSTON MOTORS, 1"3
o 81. ne, Elk. $500. -!5
CHEVROLET 1910 pickup: new motor. has
never been driven; reasonable. UN. 40S4.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

Wisconsin AVE. OL' '--'. oe'AeSu"
CHEVROLET 1e41 4-dr. Master de luxe;
body and upholstery in excellent condi-
hauled: radio, heater; ST .O75. IA. 1915.
miles; $500 or best offer under. Phone
cHEvRoLET 1a46 Fleetmastsr e.door ma
mileage 81 .995. EN- 5026, ID
and heater. tires nearly new. EXCELLENT
topdition; ser this before buying ST. 90
q bssl under. nc. 455s sos.. ,..tsr "a s,oo
miles on new motor; clean throughout
price. S955. OK. 1920. =.
CHEVROLET 1876. 1892 Packard: both in
battery, radio and heater, spotlight: very
clean; $40. CHI; 1000, Ext =. Ia b.
clean ear car: s6g5. Jack Blank. ARCADE
PONTIAC CO. washinst9ns Larsfst sb s5an s0n
CHEVROLET 1912 conv. cpe; oyerha,uled
motor, new top, very clean body. fine tires.
orig. owner, +. and h Sl.3s5; ss OF b. oest IS
CHE;vRoLET CHEZ n 1889 sedan: radio and
heater: pvt. owner; for immediate ssie'
sciHnEHvRoLhEr sinH iii,:s 1919 e-door sedan excel
cond motor recently overhauled 5000.
calI sa lFS is4s stses all leather
upholstery. no mileage; $3.50. ial5
Yuma ST. Sc. -lo
CHEVRoLET 1899 sdoor de luxe sedan;
good body upholstery, motor rec over
hauled, radio hester, seat covers, tires
prac. new: SS1a. CH. 3214.
CHEVROLET 1895 9-door sedan: praeti-
ealiy new battery and tires; car needs new
clutch: S225. Laurel 1S3-J-11,. -16
CHEVROLET 1s4I 2-door de luxe sedan:
aais between q snd 4 pm. -16
CHEVROLET 1886 4-door sedan; good
tires, motor good, radio. Price. S2s5 cash
or best offer under ST. 3092- -15
CHEVROLET 1941 convertible; new top,
radio, heater; q snappy car and perfect;
only S1,S95 S4S5 gown. ss bal, w;s.ons mos, rs
ave OIL, 1327. ''Bethesda's Biggest -
CHEVROLET 1a41 4-door sedan; heater;
months old: excellent tires: Sa25.
Phone WO. 9341. 10
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
new OFFICERS
TO BE ELECTED
: AT KEC DINNER

Ellis Simpson, president of the
Wilmington Duck-pin association,
and George Canady, head Of the
ten-pinners, will step down from
their exalted chairs tomorrow
night when more than $50 local
keglers and team sponsors vote
for new officers at the first an
nual bowlers' banquet in the Club
Cabana.
Red Eckels, who crashed the
larger logs for the Jaycees and
Dr.. Robert Pigford, Exchange
club key star, are the names men,
toned most prominently for the
job of succeeding Canady..
Champion bowler, Simpson,
retiring as head OF the duck-pin
leagues in Wilmington, may hand
the torch to BIN Stanley, figured
to have the inside track as the
next prexy.
Miss Lucille Gornto, who keyed
it with the Ingram's ladies this
season is the favored candidate to
take over the secretary-treas-
urer's job, now held by Mrs. L.
Martin.
In addition to naming new off
GERS, the bowling diners and their
sponsors, will also dance from II
until 2 after the banquet. Bowlers
winning top honors in various
events this year will be giver
trophies by the new officers.
The banquet gets underway al
8 o'clock and tickets are avail
able at the Ingram alleys, Jify
Grill, and Sport Center.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
Yanks Win Pair;
Sox Pound Feller

BOSTON, June 81 -P)H-Witt
Bobby Doerr betting a grand.
slaInmer and Sam Mele a two-or
homer, the Boston Red Sox chas'
ed Bob Teller after the fifth in
ming today while romping to =
81 win over the Cleveland In
dians.
Going after his eighth triumph.
highlander Joe Dobson. the
Bosox ace, had a no-hitter until
Manager Lou Boudreau opened
the seventh with a slasher through
the box to hit safely in II con
secutive games.
Doerr's four-run wallop came in
the first after Don Gutteridge
opened with a single to left ano
Keller jammed the sacks by pass
ing Johnny Pesky and Ted Will
liams, who drew three walks du,
ring the game to run UP his sea
sons total to II.
Gutteridge started off the fourth
with another safe drive into left
and scored on a .Pesky tWo-bag-
ger. The latter and Williams were
aboard when Mele dashed into the
left field screen for the ninth
four-bagger made against Rapid
Robert in his II starts this year.
The Indians lone tally came in
the eighth on singles by Catfish
Metkovich, pinch-hitter Hank Ed
wards and Hal Peck.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
HURLS 9Th
WIN FOR BRAVES

CHICAGO, June 81 -(P-Bos-
tons Johnny Sain hurled a seven
hit, S to l victory over the Chi
cago Cubs today, enabling the
Boston Braves to cling to their
slender lead in the snarled Ma
tiona1 League pennant ace.
The win was SANS eighth of the
season.
The Braves counted once on
Tommy Holmes double and Bob
Elliott's single IN the first inning
and then routed Doyle Lade for
his fourth defeat with a three run
furry in the fifth. An error by
Stan Hack. a walk and singles by
"Bama" Rowell and Elliott were
mixed into the rally. Elliott's sim
gle drove in two of the runs to
give him three for the day.
Rowell's third hit Of the afternoon
was the vital blow in the ninth
when the Braves got their final
marker off Bill Lee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
LEONARD BATTLES
PITTSBURGH, 81

PITTSBURGH, June 81 - P)-
Emil Dutch) Leonard, the Amer
lean League castoff, today stopped
the Pittsburgh Pirates with eight
hits as he won his eighth game
of the season for Philadelphia, 5
to l.
Leonard's knuckle-ball hurting
kept the Pirates in, and the
Phillies out of the National
League cellar. The win broke a
four-game Philadelphia losing
streak.
A crowd of II, LA, in addition
to more than 5000 children, saw
the Pills sew UP the game in the
fourth when Harry Walker
doubled, Hank Greenberg fumbled
Jim Tabor's sacrifice, and Andy
Seminick and Emil Verban each
singled to drive in two runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
Cape Fear League Tie
To Be Shattered TODAY
Rangers Defeat
Southport; Face
Pepsi-Col Today

A three team tie for the top
pinnacle IN the Cape Fear league
will be broken today. barring rain,
when Pepsi-Cola and Winter Park
tangle at the Rangers home
ground, and Hampstead plays
host to Seagate. In the third tilt,
Acme-Delco travels to Masonboro
to battle the Clamdiggers.
Frank Hines Winter Park
squad warmed up for today's
clash with the Drinkboys, who are
tied for the league lead, by betting
Southport in an exhibition game
yesterday when Ed. Lamb check
ed the seashore lads and came
up with a 14-5 victory. Hines will
send Norwood Skipper out to face
Skeet James Colamen today.
James will counter with Lappy
Williams.
Hampstead, third team in the
top deadlock, will use Horace
Whedbee against the %Seagaters,
and Whedbee will be opposed by
Jack Allen.
At Masonboro, young Tod Fem
nell, ex-NHHS star, will twirl for
the Clamdiggers, and will be op-
posed by Acme-Delco's Jim Bull
loch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
DODGERS MOVE
into End PLACE

CINCINNATI, June 81 III
With veteran relief pitcher Hugh
Casey turning in another fine per-
Torrance, tn e Brooklyn Dodgers
defeated the Concinnati Reds 6-5
today for their fourth straight win
and moved into second place in
the National League standings.
1t was a see-saw battle which
saw the Dodgers take a Al lead
behind rookie Highlander Harry
Taylor, blow it in the sixth when
the Reds scored four times, and
then come from behind with two
more in the seventh against relief
pitcher Harry Gumbert.
The winning runs resulted when
Ed stanky, Al Grionfriddo and
Johnny Jorgensen singled and
Dixie Walker was given a base
on balls. ~Jorgensen's single off
Babe YoUag's glove drove in what
proved to be the winning margin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

NEW YORK, June 81 @R-The
New York Yankees swept a dou-
BILE header with the Detroit Tigers
today Sd and IA before 58,327
paid fans and increased their first
place margin over Boston Red Sox
to a game and a halt. 1t was
the seventh and eighth consecu-
tive defeats fo- the slumping Ii
gers.
Spud Chandler nosed out Dizzy
Trout in the opener, tanning II
men in a hotly contested game
which was decided by a wild
throw by Trout himself and a run
scoring single by Tommy Heinrich
in the eighth inning.
Allie Reynolds outpitched left
handler Stubby Overmire in the
n%ightcap. Bill Johnson led the TO-
hit Yankee attack with four safe
ties in four times at bat including
a double. He drove in two runs
and scored another.
Roger Cramer, who replaced
Walter Evers in centerfield for the
Tigers in a lineup shakeup by
Manager Steve O'Nein, hammer
ed his first home run of the year
in the eighth with one aboard.
(FIRST GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
RALLY
TO DEFEAT AS

PHILADELPHIA, June 21- (P)
"A %four-run explosion in the elev-
enth inning broke up a defensive
battle and gave the Chicago White
Sox a 6-2 decision over the Phila-
delphia Athletics today.
Relief pitcher Russ Christopher,
fourth of the hurlers sent to the
mound by Connie Mack, was
charged with his fourth defeat of
the season when Rudy York, Cass
Michaels, George Dickey and
Floyd Baker raped out singles
and pinch-hitter Taft Wright came
through with a double. An error
by Elmer Valo also helped the
Sox's cause.
Left-hanGed Frank Papish, who
limited the Macks to six hits in
10 innings. received credit for the
victoy - his third of the cam
paign.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
Worsham Favorite In PEA
After Quarter Final Victory
Plays Ghezzi In .
Semi-Finals; Ferrier
Battles Lloyd Mangrum
By FRITZ HOWELL

DETROIT. June 81 -(R-Lev
Worsham of Pittsburgh, Pa, to-
day was a definite threat to be-
come the first man in a quarter
century to capture both the Ma.
tional Open and PEA. golf cham
pionships the same year.
The 28-year-old newcomer to the
big-time ranks, who last week wor
the open at St. Louis, led sever
other survivors of a starting fielc
of 81 into the quarter-finals Of the
professional classic today-and i
was just about ali even bet thai
he'd still be in there firing Tues
cay when the title goes on the
line.
Back in 1922 as a 2~0-year-old.
Gene Sarazen won both the opne
and the PEA, but he's the only
enc who ever turned the trick
That same Sarazen, his putter re.
fusing to work, bowed out Of the
running today, ending his quest
eor a fourth PEA championship.
Worsham moved into the favor
ties role as a result of the wide
margins by which he has erased
three match-play opponents. Yes.
terday he ousted John Morris Of
Montgomery, Ala, by 4 and 3, and
Clarence Doser Of H%artsdale, IN.
Y. by 5 and 4, in 18-hole events.
Today he piled up a nine-hole
edge at one spot before elimi-
mating Reggie Myles of East Ian.
sing, Mich, by Z and 6, in a SO.
holer.
Out Of a round of surprises to-
day emerged such luminaries as
Vic Ghezzi, the bronzed, curly
haired PEA champion of 1871
rom Kansas City, Kan, and
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago, the
1916 National Open king, as the
chief threats to Wcrsham's bid fol-
the double crown.
While Worsham was finishing
three under par for his 3O-ho.e
one-sided win over Myles, Man
grum and Ghezzi were forced tc
snuff out al pair of fine losing
fights by the brothers Turnesa,
Mike and Jim, from White Plains,
NY.
Mangrum, at the end of Is
holes, had a seven-up edge over
Mike, but the White Plains vet,
eran refused to quit and didn't
allow the ex-Open champ to win
another hole. Turnesa, whiting
away at the huge lead, cut it tc
a single hole with n to go, and
then shot a birdie on the 36th
only to have Mangrum match ii
for a one-up win.
Ghezzi and Worsham battle to-
morrow over the 36-hole route,
while Mangrum tangles with Jim
Terrier, the former Australian
from San Francisco. Terrier, new
er worse than even after the first
hole which he lost to a birdie, was
forced to 60 81 holes by Claude
Harmon of Mamaroneck, N. Y,
where Terrier snagged a birdie tc
take the quarter-finals berth. Fer.
rier vas PEA meaalist last year,
setting the 1874 record for SO holes.
KY Laffoon, the Cherokee In
dian from St. Andrews, ILL.,, put
an end to Sarazen's bid. Sarazen
had a three-hole edge at the end
o. nine, but faded over the res,s
Of the. long route as he missed
five club-length puts which would
have won holes. Laffoon won it,
4 and 3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
Navy, Cornell
End Western Reign
In Rowing Events

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June
21.-P-Navy's big crew barely
beat off a desperate challenge by
Cornell today to win the 45th
Poughkeepsie regatta, revived in
all its glory after a wartime lapse
of six years.
Together with two Eastern eights
ended Western domination of the
race. Washington, winner the las
time the regatta was held in 1871
was third, a good length behinc
Cornell. California was fourth
three-quarters of a length behine
the Huskies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Runs batted in: Peck, Doerr 4, Pesky.
Mele 3. Tebbetts. Two base hits: Doerr
Pesky, Jones. Home runs: Mele, Doerr.
Sacrifice: Dobson, Moses. Double
plays: Dobson Doerr and Jones, Cutie
ridge, Doerr and Jones, Pesky, Doer1
and Jones. Left on bases: Cleveland 4;
Boston 7. Bases on balls: Teller 5, Willis
1, Dobson 4. Strike outs: Teller 2.
Gromek 3, Dobson 5. Hits: off Teller Z
in 4 innings; off Gromek 3 in 8; of
Willis 0 in one inning. Passed balls:
Hogan. Winning pitcher: Dobson. Los
ing pitcher: Teller. Empires: Passarella,
Boyer, Rommel. Time: 2:25. Attendance:
Al. 244.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
West Coast Pair
Win Net Clashes

LONDON, June 21.- up Tive
Californians today won the singles
titles in the London tennis cham
pionships at Queens club.
Bob Falkenburg of Los Angeles,
seeded No. 8 for the Wimbledon
championships beginning Monday,
defeated Australia's Colin Long,
81, rs in the mems final, and
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills,
seeded two for Wimbledon, upset
Margaret Osborne of San Fran
cisco, Ga, 60 in the women's final.
Miss Osborne is seeded first at
Wimbledon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Errors: Anpling, Valo. Runs batted in
Wallaesa, Philley Adams, Dickey,
Wright, 2. Two base hits: Philley, Joost
Wright. Sacrifice hits: Savage, Valo.
Double play: Majeski, Suder and Adams
Stolen base: York. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 9; Philadelphia, S. Base or balls
off Fowler, 8; Papish, 2. McCahan, 2;
Christopher, l. Struck out: by Papish 4;
Savage 8; Christopher l; Caldwell 2.
Hits: off Fowler, l in Is; Savage,
in 6 2-3; McCahan, 0 in 0 innings. none
out in 8th); off Christopher, 6 in 4;
Papish, 6 in 10; Caldwell 0 in 1. Wild
pitches: Papish, 3. Winning pitcher:
Papish; Losing pitcher: Christopher.
Umpires: Hurley. Hubbard, Berry and
weafer. Time: 2:2s. Attendance: TO-
957.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Error: Greenberg. Runs batted in:
Seminick Verban, Howell, Adams 2,
Leonard. Two base hits: Howell Adams,
Verban. Stolen base: Newsome: Sacri-
fees: Bagby, Tabor. Double plays
NeWsome. Verban and Schultz 2. Left
on bases: Philadelphia 6; Pittsburgh 4.
Strike outs: Bagby 3, Leonard 1, Strince-
vich 1. Hits: off Bagby 9 in 8 innings;
Strincevich 2 in l. Hit by pitcher: by
Bagby Schultz. Passed ball: Seminick.
Losing pitcher: Bagby. Umpires: Barbo,
Barlick n Gore. Time: 1:53. Attend
ance: II 144.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Errors: Mierkowicz, Heinrich. Runs bat
ted in: DiMaggio 2, johnson 2. Kell
Rizzuto 2, Houk, Lake, Cramer 2. Two
base hits: johnson. Mayo, Mu1lin. Home
u n Cramer. Sacrifices: McQuinn, Hen
rich. Double play. Kell, Mayo and Gull
lenbine. Left on bases: Detroit z. New
York 9. Bases on balls: Reynolds 4,
Overmire ); White 2. Strikeouts: Rey-
nolds 7, Overmire 4, White 1. Hits: off
Overmire 6 in 6 innings; White 4 in 2.
Losing pitcher: Overmire. Umpires:
Jones, MCGOWAN, Grieve and Mckinley.
Time: 2:22. Attendance: So. 1927 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
WINS CROWN

ATLANTA, June 21.-P-Louise
Suggs of Lithia Springs, Ga, won
the Women's Western Open golf
championship otday by winning
the 18th annual event AZ over her
fellow club member, Dorothy Kirby
of Atlanta.