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Evening star., 1947-08-12
% Degrees Seen for Today,
With Tomorrow the Same

Washington sweltered today in
heat which the Weather Bureau said
might 60 to 90 degrees-one short of
a record for the year-before night
fall.
The mercury scared to 80 at 2:06
pm, the forecaster said, and Yves
expected to go higher. The highest
temperature so far this year was 80,
on July 13.
"A humid, warm night was pre-
dicted, with the temperature likely
to go no lower than 72 tonight.
Tomorrow will be carbon copy of
today.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Gen. Croiqie Assigned Here

DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. II R-Maj.
Geh. Laurence c. Craigie, chief OF
engineering of the Air Materiel
Command here for the last two
years, yesterday was transferred to
Army Air Force Headquarters in
Washington to become chief Of the
research and engineering division.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Crisis Powers
Bill Is Passed
Commons
Attlee Administration
Authorized to RoIly
Brituin's Resources

BRITISH MOVIE OWNERS call on
government to reconsider tax.
Page Az.
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the direction of Station had won
four straight.
Roy Lamb, who came in to pitch
for starter Emory Hewlett, in the
seventh stanza received credit for
the loss, his seventh against nine
victories this season, when he
walked in Riley Leach for the de-
cisive tally in the 10th frame.
Bass had opened the inning with
a single. Leach laid down a sac
rifice bunt, but Bob steckel threw
wild to first, the runners taking
second third, respectively. Lamb
passed Jackson Intentionally. fill
ing the bases. John Komar
grounded to Stecke1. and Bob toss
ed Bass out in home. Lamb then
worked Steve Collins for a three
two count and walked him, al
lowing the Twins to win.
Wilmington jumped ahead 10
in the second inning. Hargrove
Davis singled, Poklmba grounded
out Davis advancing to second,
and Bob Steckel belted Davis
across with a double to right.
In the fourth the Pirates scored
their second run. Harry Bridges
lined out a single which left fielder
Shamrock Denning errored, Bird
ges taking second. Davis flied to
right, Bridges going to third, and
Poylemba lofted to center, Bridges
scoring after the catch.
The BUGS ended their counter
making in the sixth. Fred Mus
cumeci hit to third, but reached
first when the hotcorner man er-
rored. Bridges singled. Davis
flew out, but Poklemba singled.
loading the sacks. Bob Steckel
battered a liner to right, driving
across Muscumeci and Bridges
for the final Wilmington runs.
John Komar hurled his fifth
victory for Warsaw, allowing 10
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
DURHAM METERS
. DEFEAT LOCALS

Wilmington's net team wound
up with a 500 average in Eastern
Carolina Tennis association stand
ings yesterday, losing a close 5-4
match to the powerful Durham out
fit at Kinston. The winners took
two of the three doubles matches
to provide the margin of victroy.
Singles were split 3-3, with Tom
my Smell, Charles Boney. and
Dick Hewlett coming up VITA
wins. The Durhma team remained
unbeaten for ECTA play, but they
entered the league with several
losses from the Withdrawing
Beaufort team, and thus lost out
on f~irst-place nonors te Raleigh,
which has lost one match this sea.
son.
Several of the regular members
of the Port City team were unable
to make the trip to Kinston. thus
weakening their chances. How
ever, the outcome was not assured
unit. the final double match had
been played, Jim Martin and Hal
Wheeler defeating Wilmington's
Bill Peck and Dick Hewlett, 81,
SO.
In the singles, Whit CoDD, North
Carolina state high school tellIls
champion in 1916, defeated the
number one Wilmington player,
Leslie Boney, 81, 80. Smell bea.
Martin 81, As, 81, and Charles
Boney took Durham's Jim Kelly,
81, 81 to give Wilmington a 81
lead. But Bob Perry and Jimmy
Baynes Of Durham won singles
matches over Bill Peck and Archie
Fountain by respective score OF
81, 6-3 and 81, 81. Hewlett then
came through to tie up the singles
at Sail with a hard fought so,
2-6, rs win over Hal Wheeler.
Before the final doubles defeat
for Wilmington, the locals had pre-,
vious,y taken another loss in that
division. Cobb and Perry thrashed
Fountain and Leslie Boney 60, 81.
Smell and Charley Boney took the
only doubles match for Whining,
ton from Baynes and Kelly, 60
and 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
Cub Dominated Stars Clash With Spins
Cheshire, Clegg Take
Opposite Mound Posts
Lumberton, Robins, Spins Winners In To-
bacco State Contests; Classic
In Sanford
In Sanford

Tobacco State Leageu teams did a final windup of pre-
Al-Star game play yesterday, with Lumberton, Red Springs,
Sanford and Dunn-Erwin coming up with wins. A collec-
ton OF top-fhght Weed Circuit players, composed mostly of
members of the second-place Lumberton team, will face
the forever-leading Sanford Spinners in the Mill City to-
night.
The Cubs heightened their lead over their nearest rivals,
the Wilmington Pirates to 2s games, defeating Warsaw
SO while the BUGS had a four-game winning streak snap
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
Hampstead, Rangers Win
To Hold Tie For Top Rung'

AZ, behind the pitching of Jimmy
Whedbee, who establishing him
self as the ace pitcher of the
leaguc. Whedbee hurled five-hit
ball against Skeet James club,
tanned 10, and delivered three in
registering his ninth victory
against two setbacks.
Hampstead scored the clinching
three runs in the seventh inning.
Amos Carter doubled in two with
a double and j. C. Price singled
in the other of the stanza.
Lappy Williams hurled the coli
plete encounter for Pepsi-Cola,
giving up eight safeties. He Whit
fed five and walked four.
Bob Edwards of Masonboro won
out over Jack Allen of Seagate,
10. in the only other game of the
Cape Fear circuit. Johnny Far
row broke up the pitching duel
in the very first inning frame
when he drove in Eugene Smith,
who had walked and stole second.
Edwards was dashed for only
four bingles and whitfield nine in
gaining his second shutout in a
row.. seagate got men on base
in the first, fourth, and sixth inn
ings with NO one out, but on each
occasion Edwards crawled out OF
the hole with some great clutch
Tipping. Allen of Seagate did a
fine job also, being touched for
only six safeties. The Masonboro
win placed them in a tie for third
place with Pepsi-Cola.
Here are Cape Fear standings:
- w. cot DIT n "
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
Ward Comes Back To Clip
Stranahan For Western Title

DIES MONIES, July 40 up -
Staging one of the greatest rallies
in history of the, meet. Marvin
(Bud) Ward defeated Frank Stra'
nahan, the 1e46 champion l up in a
great So hole battle for the west
ern Amateur Golf. championship to-
day.
Ward, the genial executive secre'
tary of the Spokane, Wash, Round
Table, was hanging on the ropes
six down through is holes on the
morning round, when he made
move that was to give him sweet
revenge at the expense of the To
ledo, Ohio, strongboy who beat him
1-up in 38 holes for the Western
title a year ago.
The Pacific Coast lad cut Stra-
nahan's lead to five holes at the
end Of the morning round ano
slowly but surely climbed within
striking distance with a spectacu'
lar 32-including two 30-foot chips
for brides on the first nine Of the
afternoon round that found him on
ly 2 down at the end Of II holes.
Ward holed a 20-foot chip shot
for a birdie three on the 18th to re-
duce his handicap another notch,
and climbed even, for the frs
time Of the day, with a 15-foot putt
for a birdie 4 on the 529-yard 3lst.
Stranahan, who had exhibited
great putting touch on the Wa
konda club course in the morning
round, lost control Of his putte1
and needed a uncover 4 to get If
the 173-yard 32nd hole, while Ward
was in even figures to take bis
first lead of the day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Error-Suder, Joost. Runs batted IN
Philley 2, Holloway, Rosar 3, Ma1eskl'
Wright 8. Suder. Two base hits-Fain.
Maieski, Chapman, Wright. Home run
Wright. Stolen base-Philley. Double
plays-Appling, Holloway and York;
Fain (unassisted). Left on bases-Phila-
delphia 6, Chicago 10. Bases on balls
Ruffing /, Harrist !. Marchildon 6.
Strikeouts-Harrist /. Marchildon 3. Hit
by pitcher-by Marchildon (Tresh). Hits
off Marchildon 6 in 6; McCahan 2 in 2;
Ruffing 7 in 8 pitched to one batter
in 9Th; Grove 2 in none tpitched to two
batters in sth); Harrist l in l. Winning
pitcher-Ruffing. Losing pitcher-Mar-
childon. Umpires-Jones, MCGOWAN and
Grieve. Time-2:19.
(Second Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Winter Park, Masonboro, and
Hampstead won yesterday in the
local Cape Fear league as the
semi-pro circuit entered its Sec
ond half of play after staging a
successful All-Star game. The
Rangers blasted Acme-Delco, $50;
Hampstead squeezed by Pepsi
Cola AZ; and Masonboro blanked
seagate, &c.
Winter Park, spanked by the re-
turn of Paul "Stumphole" Horton
to its lineup, crushed Acme-Delco,
23-O, yesterday afternoon in a Cape
Fear league game. Horton, all
conference second baseman for
New Hanover High school this sea-
son, had just returned from Flor
ida a few hours prior to game
time, but that did not stop him
from collecting four hits in four
trips to the plate to pace all
hitters.
Winter Park slammed out a
total of % hits in the lop-sided
debacle, while Acme-Delco was
smacking out but five off the
slants of Henry Borneman. Nor
wood Skipper, and Ken Raynor,
who split the twirling assignment
for Winter Park. The Frank Hines
trio together whitfield five and
walked four.
Ken Raynor with four for six
and Ed Lamb with four for five
ranked next to plastering Paul IL
the smuggling parade.
The Winter Park club will play
the Wilmington American Legion
team Tuesday night at Legion Sta
dunn, officials of the team an
nounced after yesterdays contest.
Hampstead continued its hot
pace in the Eastern State league
,,esterdav NV wallopinq Peps1-COla
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
Bengals Drop Tanks 7wice
To Cut Lead, Take Series

\ DETROIT. July 2O-(P)-A big
even rn sixth inning outburst ir
tbs nlghtcap wasn't enough to keer
,6e New York Yankees from drop
\ ping both ends of a doubleheade1
70 second place Detroit today as
the Tigers treated Re biggest PAID
/ crowd in Briggs stadium history
1869 fans-to a sweep over the
\ American League leaders, 4 to
i and u to II, the nightcap going
il innings.
Hal N%ewhouser marked up his
1 10th victory Of the Season with a
4 nasterful three-hitter in the open
or, facing only % men as the
Yarks left not a runner on base
and counted their only run in the
fifth when they got two of theil
hits, both triples, by Joe Dimaggic
ana Bill Johnson.
4 The Tigers lost a "a edge when
1.-THE Yanks batted around for thei1
biz seven runs in the sixth inning
OF the second game to go ahead
Ills but Detroit wouldn't quit.
! Pat Mullins pinch homer, nj:
second four-bagger Of the day anc
18th Of the year, cut the Yankee
edge 10 four runs and Detroit tiec
lit in the ninth when Roy Cullen
lbine Dashed q three-run homer anc
George Kell's double scored Dicl
Wakefield, who had walked.
Eddie Mayo's 18th inning double
off Allie Reynolds scored Hoot Ev
sers from first with the winning run
ss the Tigers took the series, three
games to one, and shaved two full
games off New York's lead, which
how stands at 9 10 games.
(First Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
BROWNIE H0MERS
SETTLE B0S0X

ST. LOUIS, July 20 - R)- The
St. Louis Browns scored all but
two Of their II runs on ci-cuis
clouts today as they routeo the
Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader
by scores 70 4 : 3 and Z = 6. Paul
Lehner's inside-the-park homer in
the first with the bases loaded
was matched in the second game
by Jeff Heath's three-run homer
and Walt Judnich's two-run round.
tripper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
TODD E A OSBORNE

PARIS, July 2o-tR-Mrs. Pa
Todd of Hidden Valley, Calf,
came from behind and upset de-
Tending champion Margaret Os'
borne of San Francisco. 2-6, 6-3,
Ga, today to advance into the final
round in the All-American Wom-
ems singles of the French Inter
national Tennis championships.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
GIANTS MANAGE
SPLIT With REDS

NEW YORK, July 20 Up -
Helped by Bobby Thomson's two
home runs, his 18th and 18th of
the year, the New York Giants
fought back to win the second
game 9 . 6, and even break in
their double header with the Gin
clnnati Reds. The Reds won the
opener q l as Ewell Blackwell
registered his 18th consecutive
win and 18th of the season.
(FirSt Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Runs batted in-Carroll, Woodland, Clay
ton 3, ParnelI 2, Brown 2, Wolfe, Man
gini, Carter, Papa. Two base hits-How-
ard, Wood. Clayton, Woodland. Brown.
Three base hits-Carter, Mangini. Stolen
bases-Brown, Mangini. Sacrifices-Jack-
son. Double ~plays-Rogers to jackson;
Jackson, Rogers to Mangini. Left or
bases-Smithfield 6. Red Springs 7. Bases
on balls off Eonta /. Warren 4. Struck
out, by zaykoski 2, Gibson l, Warren 2.
Hits off Eonta 3 in 0; Zaykoski 9 in
4 2-3; Gibson 5 in 3 1-3. Wild pitch
Warren. Losing pitcher-Eonta. Urpires
QUITS, Chandler. Time OF game-2:15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Errors-Walker, Garasiola. Runs patted
in-Kurowski, Marion, walker, hee *
tniL.;s Two base hits-Kurowski, Mu-
s;a1 Reiser. walker. Three base hit
Morthev. stolen base-Reese. Double
nlavMEdward and stanky. Left on bases
PSI. Louis 3, Brooklyn 7. Bases on balls
|-Hearn 2, Dickson l. Taylor 2. Strike
outsNHearn 2, Taylor S, Casey l. Hits
off-Hearn 9 in 8 innings; Brazle 0 IN IN
"a. Dickson 1 in 1-3; Pollet l In o;
Tav1or 4 in 8; Casey l in l. Wild pitch
Hearn. Winning pitcher-Casey' Losing
nitcher-Dickson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
MACKMEN DIVVY
WITH WHITE S0X

CHICAGO, July 20 - Up The
Philadelphia, Athletics earned a
doubleheader split against the
Chicago White Sox today by win
ming the second game IA, after
losing the first. 6-5, before a crowd
of II, 1905. Red Ruffing gained his
271st American League victory in
the opener. Reliefer Bob Savage
got credit for the second game, de-
layed n hour and three minutes
by rain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Runs batted in-Marsh, Wilson, Mes
selrode 2, Hedrick, Keane. Two base
hits-Keane, Wright. Home run-Nes-
selrode. Stolen bases-Cieslinski, Ness
ing 5, Quinn, Holiday, Nesselrode. Dou-
bic plays-opperrnan, Quinn and shoff,
ner. Left on basss-Clinton IL, Sanford
5. Bases on balls off Wright 2, Kaires
2, Keane 4. Struck out by Wright 4,
Kaires l, keane 2. Hits off Wright 6
in 9; Kaires 2 in 3. Hit by pitcher, by
Keane Marsh, VorrefO. Losing pitcher
Wright. Umpires-Davidzuk and Ruch.
Time of game-2:W .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
NEW r RULING

PITTSBURGH, July 2U|[FJ@IIe
National Football League TO-DAY
adopted a rule prohibiting the use
of players in the pro ranks VINO
lave matriculated in a college ano
still have eligibility at that lnsti-
tuition. The action was taken at a
meeting of the leagues club own
ers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Runs batted in-Steckel 3, Poklemba,
Denning, McQuillen. Springfellow 2,
Collins. Two base hit-Steckel. Stolen
bases-Bass, Benton. Double plays -
Muscumeci, Hardisksy and Bridges (2;
Leach (unassisted). Left on bases-Dunn-
Erwin 10, Wilmington 4. Bases on balls
off Hewlett 5, Lamb 2, Komar 1. Struck
out, by Hewlett l, Lamb 2, Komar 6.
Hits off Hewlett 6 in 6; Lamb 2 in 3
1-3. Losing pitcher-Lamb. Umpires -
,Reveille and Mitchell. Time of game
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
LEAGUE

Today's Games
mo games scheduled).
Yesterdays Results
St. Louis At, Boston SO.
Detroit Ala, New York lii.
Chicago Ga, Philadelphia ST.
Washington IL, Cleveland 0-6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Trrors-Gustine, CameIli. Runs batted
irNRusse1l 2, Westlake :, Bloodworth B.
Kl,,ttz. r. Mccormick. Two base hits
Wietelmann, Kiner. Bloodworth. Three
h.se hitLRussell, F. Mccormick. Sacri-
fice-WestJake. Double plays-Gustine'
~Bloodworth and Greenbere; Bloodworth
and Fletcher; Elliott, F. Mccormick n
Camelli. Left on bases-Pittsburgh ..
boston 4. Bases on balls-Ostermueller
1. a 3. Strikeouts-Ostermuelle z
snahn 9. Hits-off SPAIN 8 in 4 Is IN
ninss; Lanfranconi l in 2-3; Shoun . IN
8; Karl / in /. Losing pitcher-Spahn.
Umpires-Stewart. Ballanfant and Hen
line Time-1:5l Attendance-15,675.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Mc-
Quinn, Mullin, Wagner, Lake, Wake
Held Two base hit-Wagner. Three base
nNs-DlMaggio. Johnson. Home run
Mulin. Sacrifice-Newhouser. Double
playS-Johnson and McQuinn: Rizzuto
ana Stlrnweiss: Lake and Wagner; Kell.
Mayo and Cullenbine. Left o.; bases
Ne" YORK 0, Detroit Z. Bases on balls
oil Bevens 4. Strikeouts-by Newhouser
. HitS-off Revens 9 in 6 1-3 innings:
se"som l in l %. Losing pitcher
6evens, Umpires-Boyer. Rommel, Pas
ssFeAa ard Mckinley. Time-1:4o.
Second Camel
II innings
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
1wins Stop Pirates Win Streak
AT -Four Games With 81 Victor,
MATS, CLEVELAND
DIVIDE TW0S0ME

CLEVELAND, July 20 - ~ -
The Cleveland Indians defeated
the Washington Senator'S, 6 to /,
in the second game of a double
header today after the Mats won
the opener, l to 0, behind Mickey
Heafner's five-hit pitching. Mel
Harder went the distance for the
tribe in the nightcap, holding the
Senators to six bingles.
(First Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
CONTINUE
PHILLIE JINX

PHILADELPHIA, July 20 49, P)
- The Chicago Cubs won a twin
bill from the Philadelphia PhiLies
today 4 to 2 and 2 to l, before a
crowd of %, 400 to run their string
of triumphs for the season over the
Phillies- to II in Is games.
(First Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

sar na'fed in-Wood, Jamin 3, Jor-
Nm Nm. %Boosooon. Jones. two base hits
L, =, icCarty. Three base hits-Stan-
am Double plays-Wood. Cabiness
TC3a.a and Miner. Left on bases
Vsg oa . Warsaw 10. Bases on balls
:. Van N%ordheim = t0 Conn A. a. s' Umpire ee.
ana Baker. Tine of ~game-1:52.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Error-Albright. Runs batted IN
Nicholson, Merullo Johnson, Tabor, En-
mis-. Two base hits-Walker. Lowrey, Al
berson. Tire base h~its-Johnson, Walk
or. stolen base-Pafko. Double plays
I.owrev. Johnson and Cavarretta; Al
bright. .verban and Schultz. Left on
bases-Chicago 7, Philadelphia 8: Bases
on balls-off Erickson 4, Heintzelman l.
schanz l.. Struck out by Helntzem1an
4 Erickson 2, Schanz 2, /.
Hits-off Heintzelrnan 7 in 3 - mnlnss'
Schanz 4 in 2 2-3; Jurisich y III .
Donnel,y O in 2; Erickson 4 in 5 rs.
Mexar i in %; wyse 2 in 3. Hit by
,itcher-by Erickson ennis. Winning
p;tcher Erickson. Losing pitcher
Heintzelnan. Pmpires-Barlick, Gore and
Pinelli. Time-2:22
(second Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Errors-W. Cooper, Lamanno. Young.
Runs batted in-Young, Lamanno 2,
Zientara, Marshall. Home ~runs-Young,
Lamanno, Marshall. Double play-La-
manno and Zientara. Left on bases
Cincinnati 8, New York Z. Bases on
balls-Koslo /, Blackwell 2, Beggs 1.
Strikeouts-Blackwell 7, Koslo 2. Hits
off Koslo Z in 8 innings; Beggs 8 in %;
lott 0 in is. Losing pitcher-Koslo.
Umpires-orda, Boggess and Barr. Time
-2:21.
Second Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
BUGS BOUNCE
BRAVES, TO l

BOSTON, July 20 - up Rat.
+,;no ont 16 hits. including nine off
Lefty Warren SPAIN, the Pitts
burgh Pirates today walloped the
Boston Braves 9 = l before 1858
paid fans in the last game OF the
current home stand, which end
ed with the tribe having won six
and lost seven. Southpaw Fritz
Ostermueilerr limited the War
r;ore IN five hits.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
DODGERS EDGE
CARDlNALS,3To

BROOKLYN, July 20 - up -
Scoring all of their runs in the
ninth on two doubles, two singles,
a stolen base and an error, the
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the
St Louis Cardinals, 3 2 today.
IPinch-hitter Ed Miksis climaxed
the rarv with q sinq1e
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

hits, walking one, and striking out
six.
The Pirates do not play again
until Wednesday because of the
Tobacco State league All Star
game Monday at Sanford. On
Wednesday they meet the Lum-
berton Cubs at Lumberton.
Thursday the Statonmen return to
Legion Stadium for a doublehead-
er.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
Lamb Walks In Winning Tally In 18th
Frame; BUGS Lay Off For All-Star Tilt;
In CubtOwn Next

DUNN, July 2O-Jim Stations perfect record as man.
ager Of the Wilmington Pirates was ended here today as the
Dunn-Erwin Twins edged out the Buccaneers, 54, in the
10th inning of q thril-packed game. The Pirates Under
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Errors-Stephens 2, Judnich, Dente
Runs batted in-Lehner 4, Jones, Teb'
belts, DINA ggio. Two base hits-Dente
Stephens. Home r~un-Lehner. Stolen bass
Brown. Sacrifices-Hitchcock. Stephens
Judnich; Hitchcock, Thompson and Jud'
Mich; Jones, Doerr and Jones. Left or
Double plays-Stephens, Thompson ane
bases-Boston 8, st. Louis S. Bases or
balls-Hughson 4; Kramer 2.
Hughson 4, Kramer q. Hits
S in 6 innings. Dorish Q in z; Kramer
~ =. Mo,,lder 1 in 2. Winning pitcher
Kramer. Losing DISQUALIFICATION. I'm
niresLHubbard, Barry and Weafer. Time
200.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
CLASS A sOFTBALL LEAGUE

Tonight's Games
Spofford Mills VS.. Alpha Omega-Cook
(12-3) VS.. Jordan (8-5).
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks VS..
Atlantic Coast Line-Auld Q-3l VS.
Thomas cd.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

The hair Of the Angora goat,
called mohair, actually u . wool
u%ndercoat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Page, Raschi a., Gumpert (6), Reyn-
COS ~ and Berra; Overmire, Trucks
49, Benton 49,, White (6l, Corsica ca,
noutterAan no. and Swift, Wagner (10)
Winning pitcher-Houttemen. Losing
sfeher-Reynolds. Home runs-Henrich,
nerra, Lake. Mullin, Cullenbine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Wander Nicer, Hetki ca and Mueller;
Hartung, Trinkle ~ and Lombard.
Winning pitcher-Hartung. Losing pitch
er-Vander Nicer. Home runs-Galan,
Young, Miller, Thomson ~.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Today's Games
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2)-Walters
0-5) and Peterson (3-7) or Raffensbereer
80 VS.. Jatten (8-6) and King Q-2).
pittsburgh at Philadelphia (night)-
Wolff O-I VS.. Leonard Q0-4.
Only games.
Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn 5. st. Louis 2.
Pittsburgh 8, Boston /.
Cincinnati 4-6, New York 10.
Chicago AZ, Philadelphia 81.
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Popped out for Taylor in 9th
zz-Grounded out for g IN stn
zzz-Popped out for Jorgensen IN YIN
zzzz-Batted for Casey IN YIN
zzzzz-Singled for Gionfrlddo IN YIN
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21

Today's Games
An-Stars at Sanford.
Yesterdays Results
innings. 'o
Red Springs IL, Selma-smithfield ?
Sanford 9, Clinton 2.
Lumberton 5. Warsaw 3.
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Errors-none. Runs batted in-Spence.
Two base hit-Priddy. Three base hit
Spence. Double p~lays-Evans and Christ
man; Yost and Vernon; Spence and
Evsns. Left on bases-Washin gton 8,
Cleveland S. Bases on balls-Haefner
3, Teller 4. Observation-Disclosures 4, Teller
7. Hits-off Teller 6 in 8 innings; Kle-
man 0 in l.. Losing pitcher-Feller.
(Second Game)
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1orish IA and Partee; Muncrief, Brown
"a Zoldak "a, Sanford 90 and Early.
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600 900 O20-2 8 /
PHIA 600 900 DOLL 6 0
I,ade. Borowy (9 and Selecting;
Hughes and Seminick, Lakeman. WIN
ming pitcher-Lade.
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TOTALS -------------- 80 lo -
x-Fled out for Marchildon IN TIN
xx-Ran for Rosar in Sh
xxx-Struck out for McCahan in sth
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Masterson, Scarborough a. and Fer
rell: Harder and Lopez. Losing pitcher
Masterson.
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Scheib, Savage (5) and Guerra; Paplsh'
Gebrian (6) and Dickey. Winning pitch
er-Savaoe. Losing pitcher-Papish.
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MIH3AyW
- STANDINGS

TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE
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Second Game)
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NecOnd Camel
II innings