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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

open the first inning at Clinton.
scoring two run on a homer by
Dick Woodland with one aboard,
but Wright held them to a total Of
five hits for the entire game while
the Blues Clipped away at Brady,
the loser, and Rose.
Fred Marsh highlighted some
late Sampson scoring with a tre-
mendous 400-foot home u in the
seventh inning with the bases
empty.
In other Weed Circuit encounters
today, Clinton visits Lumberton,
the Leafs take a crack at the
league-leaders in Sanford, and
Dunn-Erwin hits the road for
Warsaw.
The Pirates were a little on the
gloomy side yesterday, still shak-
ing from the effect of the Ill
blasting handed them by big Elmer
Bohannon and the Warsaw Red
Sox Sunday. Big Bo, after lofting
a roundtripper that cleared the
left field fence by at least 20 feet,
received two intentional bases on
balls from Fred Townsend betHe
given an opportunity to swing again
in the ninth. Townsend threw and
big Bo, who played with the Will
mington Shipyard team during the
war years, drove the horsehido
across the left field barriers again.
Andy Poklemba jumped high up on
the fence in an attempt to nab the
pellet, but the ball fell over inches
above his glove.
Townsend's third straight loss
hurt Fred's chances of being one OF
Wilmington's first line pitchers.
With Nate Andrews active again
and making trips Station can be
expected to put the ex-major
Lacquer in the box regularly. Lefty
Louis Cheshire. Roy Lamb, and
Johnny Edens fill out the remain
der of the big four slots. This pos
sible arrangement all depends on
Nate and his outlook from a pitch
er's standpoint. Last year. after
losing two straight, big Nathan
settled down and won nine in a row
for the BUGS before the season
closed. A regular victim of his
hurting was Sanford. If Andrews
shows the vigor he did a year ago,
then watch the Corsairs climb.
Bob Steckel has been the out
standing man in the Pirate camp
since Jim Station took over the pi-
lot reins. To date since Station got
behind the wheel Steckel has got
II hits in Al trips to the plate for
a 1858 batting average, which is
much higher than his season mark
of 1876. Fred Musumeci, always
a spark in the field, has not been
hitting as consistently as he did
prior to his injury. Records show
that the little shortstop has garner
ed exactly five hits in 80 tries for
a feeble .152 since returning to the
lineup. The skipper duties appear
to have given Station the answer
to his batting problems. The steady
receiver boasts a 1853 average dur
ing his reign as manager.
..S-,1xr an n III n
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
Match Race Proposed
For Assault, Armed

CHICAGO, July 2S.-U.1-Two OF
The turf top three money winners,
KIM Ranch's Assault and Calumet
FARMS Armed, today were invited
~ compete in a special winner
take-al1 500, 900 match race at
Washington park.
The invitation was issued by
BENJAMIN i. Lindheimer, Presl-
dent of Washington and Arlington
race tracks. He said that Warren
wright. owner of Armed, already
had agreed to run his speed star
in the race.
Max Hirsch, trainer for Robert
II. Kleberg's King Ranch, said ne
would recommend acceptance OF
the challenge to owner Kleberg. II
is in condition to race.
The top money winning horse OF
all time, Stymie, also would be ac-
ceptable in the match race, it was
Indicated, but owner Hirsch Jacobs
Isaid last week he was moi interest
led in the projected event.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
Babe Ruth Claims Shift
Used Against Him ByA;s

/ PHILADELPHIA, July %. Up,
. There's nothing new in the
Williams shift, Babe Ruth said
aoday They used it on me years
4 The shift was designed last year
BY Lou Boudreau, Cleveland man.
bger, to stop the Boston Red Sox's
outfielder, who habitually
hits to the right side of the field.
But baseball's most famous slug
Der, here for the American Lee
gion's Eastern Pennsylvania Jun
;or An-Star game, recalled that
in his heyday it was not unusual
Tor a manager to swing his infield
lar 10 the right and deep whenever
he came to bat.
We'll do I recall a game at the
Yankee Stadium with the Phila-
delphia Athletics" he said. Jack
Quinn, pitching for the AS, had
DIS beaten 10 in the ninth with
two out and a man on third.
"As I came to bat Connie Mack
signaled for his infield to swing
10 the right and play deep. The
shortstop was almost on second
base and the third baseman was
in the shortstop's position with the
second baseman deep in right field.
you could have driven trucks
Through the hole down the left
side of the field.
$50 instead Of taking a full cut
IA the ball, I laid a bunt down the
third base line and all but walk
led to first as the tying run cross
fed the plate. We then went on to
win in the tenth.
q The Babe looking surprisingly
well after his long illness and ex-
Elended tour through the South in
Inc interest of the Legion's Junior
baseball program, couldn't recall
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
JAYCEE GOLF TOURNEY
TO BEGIN AT PEORIA

PEORIA, T., July % - up "A
state high school titlist is just an
other name on the entry list and
the favorite could be any Of a
couple dozen as more than ninety
of the country's finest teen-age
golfers tee off in the Second An
nual National Junior Chamber OF
Commerce Golf meet tomorrow
at Mt. Hawley Country club.
Youngsters from rs states will
battle oyer the 6,426 yard layout
in SO holes of medal qualifying
play tomorrow with the "a low
shooters advancing into match
play Wednesday,.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
LAKE FOREST WINS

Lake Forest defeated 18th Street
in a Cadet Junior League game
yesterday afternoon at Robert
Strange by a 22-c score. Walter
Murphee gave up three hits to the
losers while his teammates were
knocking out 10 bingles in their
fourth straight win.
Murphee also got three for five
to lead the batting attack.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

Errors-McCullough, Cavarretta. Runs
batted in-Walker, Edwards 2, Reese
Two base hit-Pafko. Stolen base -
Furillo Sacrifices - Hatten, Schmitz.
Double plays-ScSlmitz, Merullo and
Cavarretta; johnson and Merullo. Left
on bases-Brooklyn S; Chicago S. Bases
on balls-Hatten 2, Schmitz 4. Strike
outs-Hatten 3, Schmitz 5. Hits-off
Schmitz 4 in 8 pitcher to four batters
in 9Th, none OUT; Kush 2 in l. Wild
pitch-Schmitz. Losing pitcher-schmitz.
Umpires-Jorda, Boggess and Barr. Time
200. Attendance q ,052.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
CAUGHT

NEWTON. Iowa, July 28-(P)-
Firemen Dave Jones and Robert
Huber were practicing softball
pitching when a toss got away
from them and crashed through a
window.
Huber, a former glass worker,
and Jones speedily repaired the
window.
The window was above q door
way of the Newton police depart
ment
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
MAJOR LOOPS TO OPEN
ON APRIL 20 IN 1913

NEW YORK, July % - W.D -
Director Charles Segar of the Ma
tional League service bureau an
nounced today that the 1948 major
league baseball season will get
underway on April 20, six days
later than it did this year.
The date was agreed upon at
a Joint conference of National and
American League heads. Segar
said that complete schedules and
closing date will be established at
A later meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
THERE'S MANY A SLIP

FREEPORT, N. Y, July Is =
W.D - The International Gold Cup
Challenge trophy, symbol OF the
worlds championship in speed
boat racing, was stolen today from
a tavern window less than two
weeks before this years renewal
Of the race ON Jamaica Bay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Haas 2,
Young. Hatton, Miller. Two base hits
M Cooper, Galan 2, Hatton. Miller.
Double plays Zientara, Miller and
Young; Blattner, Rigney and Mize;
and Young; Hatton, Zientara
and Young; Kerr, Rigney and Mize. Left
on bases-New York 4: Cincinnati g..
Bases on balls-Cooper 3. Wander Nicer
/. Strikeouts-Cooper 4, Wander Nicer 3.
Hits-off M. Cooper 6 in 5 innings;
Beggs 5 in 1 1-3. Kennedy 0 in %;
Hanson l in l. Losing pitcher-M. Coop
er. Umpires Stewart, Henline and
Magerkurth. Time las. Attendance g.
496.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
RAINED OUT

Last nights Class A Softban
league doubleheader At Robert
Strange park was rained out
Tonight in the Hanover League
the Senior Fraternity club will
play the Loyal Order Of Moose,
and the league leading Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars tangle
with the Post Office. The first
eame of the twinbill gets I'M
derway at 7 o'clock. Both con-
tests will be played ut ~
Robert Strange diamond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

VICTORY OF the season.
Jim Stations Pirates, whose game
with Warsaw was suddenly wash
ed out by thunderstorms shortly
before commencing time, will try
to conquer the Red Springs jinx
in Robins field tonight. Johnny
Edens is a probable starting choice
for the BUGS.
The Leafs came out swinging to
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

Errors-Kolloway, York, Majeski. Runs
batted in-McCosky Walo scored on
York's error, Rosar, Majeski 2, York 2,
Philley. Two base hits-Majeski, Nc
Cosky, Valo. Home run-Majeski. sacri-
fice-Chapman. Double plays-Baker and
York; Joost, Suder and Fain. Left on
bases-Chicsgo 3, Philadelphia 5. Bases
on bclls-McCahan 4, Haynes 2. Strike
outs-Haynes 4, McCahan /. Hits-off
McCahan 2 in 8 innings none out in
9Th; Christopher 2 in 1; Haynes 5 in 8;
Maltzberger 2 in Is. Winning pitcher
Christopher. Losing Observation-Disclosures.
Umpires-Grieve, Jones and MCGOWAN.
Time las. Attendance 1886.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

Runs batted in-Woodard 2. Ward,
Evans 8, Marsh 3, Wright. Two base
hits-Ward, Wright. Three base hits
Cieslinski. Home runs-Woodard, March.
Stolen bases-Evans, Carroll, Vorrell.
Sacrifices-Cieslinski. Double plays -
Cieslinski. Evans to O'Shields. Left on
bases-Smithfield 8, Clinton 5. Bases on
ballsxoff: Wright d, Brady 1, Rose 3.
Struck out by-Wright 10, Brady 3, Rose
1. Hits off Brady 10 in Z innings; Rose
3 in /. Hit by pitcher, by - Wright
bernstein, CARROLL. Wild pitches -
Rose, Brady. Passed balls-Popelsky.
Losing pitcher - Brady. Umpires -
Reveille, Mitchell. Time of game 2:l0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

Errors-Ryan, Elliott, Rice. Runs bat
ted in-Kurowski, Marion 2, Torgeson
Holmes 2, Rowell, F. Mccormick,
Rice 3, Garagiola, Medwick. Two base
hits - Schoendienst, Kurowski, Mast,
Ryan, Hopp, Dusak, Cutler, Elliott,
Home runs-Torgeson, Holmes,
Sacrifices-Masi 2. Double plays
Elliott n Torgeson; S~choendienst,
Marion and Musial. Left On bases -
IL; st. Louis IL. Bases on tails
SPAIN 2, Munger l, Pollet 2, Brazle
!, Johnson 2. Strikeouts SPAIN q;
Munger 2; Pollet l; Wilks /. Hits-off
SPAIN ID in 8 innings; off Johnson 2 in
2-3 innings; off Munger 6 in 3 innings
none out in 4th); off Burkhardt 8 in
l inning; off Pollet 4 in 3 innings; off
Brazle 2 in l inning; off Wilks l in l
inning. Wild pitch-Burkhardt. VIM
ming pitcher-Wilks. Losing pitcher -
Johnson Umpires Gore, PineIi and
Time 2:33.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

for the eastern championship OF
North Carolina here this afternoon.
The opener, which was played
in Memorial stadium here, saw
Cole (Goof) Jacobs, Whiteville's
ace lefty, give Durham only seven
safeties. The game was called
after the eighth because Of rain.
Scoring twice in the first, the
visitors took a brief lead, but Earl
Brinkley's team came back to
tally eight times in their half of
the same stanZa.
Durham racked up two more in
the sixth and one in the eighth.
The winners added two in the
seventh and one in the eighth.
Three hurlers, Thomas, Hardwell,
and Avery, couldn't stop the H.
hit Whiteville onslaught. The To-
calls were led by Joe Honey)
Russ, who had a single, double and
triple in five at bats. Eric Clark
had a single and double in three
trips, batting in five runs. Right
fielder Harris led Durham with
two for four. The two teams play
the second game of the series to-
in Durham.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

DEPARTMENT LEADERS
Runs batted in-Farmer (Postmen) %.
Runs-Campbell Postmen) "a.
Hits-Four tied with ID each.
Doubles-Three tied with four each.
Triples-Taylor fraternity 3.
Home runs-Farmer (Postmen,, Rob-
(Moose), and Thidibeau Moose) 3.
Stolen bases-Blinn (Moose) II.
Pitching-Davis (Postmen) IL.
Strikeouts-Davis (Postmen) 43.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
AS USUAL

SOUTHHAMPTC =, N. Y, July
28-P)-Favorites advanced with
out difficulty through the opening
round of the 57th Annual Mems
Invitation Tennis tournament TO-
day at the Meadow club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

sErrors-Kell. Mayo. Runs batted in
DiMaggio 2. Berra, Lindell, Mayo. Two
base hit-Henrich. Home runs-Lirdell.
Sacrifice-McQuinn. Double play-Kell
and Cullenbine. Left on bases-De-
troit 10, New York 4. Bases on balls
Raschi S, Newhouser 3. Strike outs -
Raschi 5, Newhouser 8 Wild pitches -
Newhouser, Raschi. Umpires - Berry,
Weafer. Hubbard and Mckinley. Time
1:59. Attendance 64,887 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
AMERICANS WIN AGAIN

BERGEN, Norway, July % =
U.H - American track and field
stars, led by Harrison billiard OF
Baldwin Wallace College, continu-
ed their north European tour to-
night by winning every event and
breaking most local records in an
international athletic meet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
Pirates Play In Red Springs Tonight With
Johnny Edens On Mound
Against Jinxters

While all other Tobacco State League games were bow
ing to the weather, the Clinton Blues took a firmer hold on
fourth place in the loop last night by trouncing Selma
Smlthfleld liz, giving manager Severn Wright his 18th
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results
Clinton II; Selma-Smithfield 2.
All other games ppd., rain.
Today's Games
WILMINGTON at Red Springs.
Selma -Smithfield at Sanford.
Dunn-Erwln at Warsaw.
Clinton at Lumberton.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 5; Chicago 3.
New York 5; Detroit /.
lOnly games scheduled.
Today's Games
Cleveland at Boston-FeIler u7.a,
Galehouse t6-4).
Chicago at Philadelphia (night) -
Gillespie (5-5) VS. Marchildon.
st. Louis at Washington (night) -
Muncrief Sid VS. Scarborough (3-3,.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29
WHITEVILLE WINS
SERIES OPENER
BY JIGGS POWERS

WHITEVILLE, July 28-White-
ville's American Legion Juniors
Won a decisive lis victory over
Durham's Legion nine in the first
Of their three-of-five game series
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

IeSteTuay ReSuItS
Boston 7: St. Louis 8.
New York o; Cincinnati 5.
Brooklyn AZ Chicago O.
(Only games s%cheduled).
Today's Games
Brooklyn at St. Louis might - Tay-
lor 8-3) VS. Dickson (6-10).
New York at Cincinnati (night)
Jansen (9-4) VS. Raffensberger (3-7.
Boston at Pittsburgh (night)-Barrett
60 or Voiselle (3-9) VS. Bonham (8-3).
Philadelphia at Chicago-Heintzelman
(4-5> VS. Lade (8-7).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

KANNAPOLIs, July 2S-(P)
First game of a scheduled
best three of five series be-
tween Kannspohs and Gas
tonia for the Western American
Legion baseball championship
was rained out here tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-29

TOTALS Observation-Disclosures al 8 IS 81 u
doubled for Burkhardt in 4th.
zz-Lined out for Medwick in 9Th
zzz-Walked for Rice in 9Th.
zzzz-SingIed for Wilks in 9th.
BOSTON COO 900 1907
ST. LOUIS O13 900 O3l-8
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Durham 200 002 OIL 7 O
Whiteville 800 600 21-11 II l
Thomas, Hardwell %, Avery
I'd and Canada; Jacobs and
Russ. Losing pitcher-Thomas.
Evening star., 1947-12-08
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CoLoRED-s115 wARDER ST. NV
rooms, single and double; privileges; quiet
asI1i CoIoREDELARGE hnsaGE FRONT room for
young man to share with young men, Gov
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nice settled couple or 2 ladies; some priv.
refs. reeuired. NO LAP: s
COLORED-ROOM FOR RENT; lge. dble.
rm. for couple; $40. AID. 5494.