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GOOD BANK-RUN GRAVEL for streets,
.kpFSs ey sTSeS PhSWrD PhSSs VA AN6 1l hS
fmmediate service; low STANDARD rates: also
fsofa5f RofofLffks Gas vi Now VIZ AVAILABLE
SS ssraea anf sraetor cENTRAI aoroR NJ eo
1900 Lee hwy; Arlington. Va. 80
green, shrubbery Control Of tent canter-
pillar, elm bettle. jap beetle. etc Tele-
phone WA, 1854. or after PM. WA, 32s2.
BANK GRAVEL for roads and drivexsys
and reta AZ 9bd sl1fs t snd & ioor wholesale
mens. Phcne after ' one iH "A. siso
ToPsorL AND BLUEGRASS SOD from gar
dens Of famous Ayrlawn farm in Bethesda;
immediate delivery available. WI. $500,
rH5ex aUe. and d Rsrsnes es A:San
sTRAWBRRRRy SIR AasR PLANTS. All varieties ,0 81
per hundred everbearing strawberry plants,
S. per hundred. Postpaid order now.
paid. New large black Morrison red
,athami S14 per thousand Large eyerbeSr-
ing Indian summer red, also yellow golden
order order now now JOHN BURDoPT, coiesviile.
Md Call Ashton, Md. 3s46. 80
JhEL hEMONAL with n0Qern power tOclSt
spraying. pruning, topping. complete tree
Sei KEYs LILY niHsf TRSE 8a vfeE DS
GARDEN TRAcToRs-see this powerful
tractor working before you buy. We have
big field MI1 fer 20 you 70 sTy It o, out Stop
- mile, from Cour! House on Gathers
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, fireplaces,
rock garden, fishponds. retaining walls.
e. MARCUCCIO, Route 4, Horners lane
Roekyille. Nd; Phone Rockville 35ss,-S
of tent caterpillar. Jap and elm beetle
power spray for large trees. Phone Du.
HERCULES TRACTOR on rubber: Just the
right size for doing all the work on, an
estate or golf course or orchard; excellent
for plowing; rolling, pulling gang mowers.
ATTENTION, home gardeners Flowing
done by garden tractor, "Rototiller";
reasonable. Also strawberry plants for
nn1yIS6 fals GL 2oa4 oR Or SR Sohe nnu
coed tires. good running condition. Con-
verted Hupp. Price. S225. Call OIL. 6l00.
MARTIN FARM BLDGs. as advertised in
spring issue of Farm Quarterly. Silos
haymakers, corn cribs. Call WI. 1888.
wELL-RoTTED STABLE MANURE and
rich black soil. S6 yard - bushel. OK.
GARDEN TRACTORS, with plows. har-
rows, ctiltivatorS and graders; immediate
delivery: prices reduced on farm and lug
trailerS and oaSsr bale oaders
MALONEYS, INC, SI26 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md -6
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Looking For An
Apartment?

Apar m e n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm ent owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm e n is Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
mentS, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
ROOMS FURhisHEp-s.t. end s.w.

II. ST. S.E.-Lge. dble rm. with twin,
beds: newly furnished and decorated: semi
pvt. bath; S45. TR. 1908. 80
22i 1Ith ST. S.E.-Nice double room with
screened-in porch for telephone girls; will
take care OF ! child while mother works;
meals II desired. TR. s009. II
1912 LIVINGSTON RD. SE-Beautiful
room. PRIVILEGES, $50 (women). BERLOW,
EX. AGO. Ext 1870 Il
$40 b ST. S:E.-Large front room, twin
Library: $40 month. Ii 2of4. II
1347 S. CAR. AVE. S.E-2 adjoining we'll
furnished housekeeping rooms: single beds,
couple; new electric refrigerator; near
. DOUBLE OUTSIDE ROOMS. semipvt.
bath; $50 wk. ca, prefer gentlemen;
good bus service TR. $3.50 after 6. Il
nished rooms for gentleman or lady
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA.

AIRING TON-Dble room for young mar
ried couple, employed; breakfast facilities
near busllns: 500 mo. CHI. 1888. =
1901 COLONIAL AVE. Aiexandria-Doubl
room, newly furnished: bus at corner: 10c
sIi SILVER fEIs spRNo-Attrsctive front IJe bed
room, sen11private bath and shower, gen.
tile home, gentleman only; $50. Call SH.
SILVER sPRINe-rurn,sh.d room for roe en-
ployed, ncndrinktng couple, in private
home: breakfast privileges. SH. S57o. IL
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE,

LARGE APARTMENT. very fine; 2 baths,
large rooms. TILDEN GARDENS, Con-
necticut ave. WO 0129. %
SEEKING SOCIAL SECURITY?-Ever con-
slider the advantages OF paidup co-opera-
tive apartment on retirement Hundreds
have achieved that goal through this office
in the past 26 years. For those who would
like to follow suit, here Is splendid op-
portunity in 5-story, elevator building
in an excellent NV. location. A co-opera-
tive apartment in this building with
bedroom. living room, kitchen. dinette and
bath. can be operated for $3.50 per
mtnth, including refrg., elec. and gas. The
price of this apartment is $4,000 $500
less for CASH. 1t can be bought on terms
with a down payment of $4,000 and
monthly payments of S23.34, which. plus
the budget cost of $3.50 would make a
total monthly payment of only S40.46.
Could you ever rent a similar apartment
at sucn a low rate9 Also several resale
listings of different types in other build
ings EDMUND j. FLYNN tAuthority on
Cooperative Plan Since l92O)-responsi-
Bile for most Of Washington's more than
Woodward W Bide. RE. iais RE. ia4a. Hs: ms J;
TILDEN GARDENS bedrooms 3 baths.
INCLUDING, servants room and nd bath: LIVING
Fsshsn bosissgion Al d. iSfS i'm
SoLoRED@foUuR SeooIoEDIssf foUu sN ROOMS, kitchen "a and
bath. located in ideal NV. section: money
MOUNT REALTY CO, DU. 2o42, 0 am. to
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 < st. NV.
ME. .00S9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
CAPITAL HATCHERY-only hatchery in
D. C. 1888 Kenilvorth ave. ne, Ii. 9529.
PHEASANT EGGS. FA. 1886. 30
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pullets. 3l7 mos.
old. 81 so each: 25 or more, $40 each.
Call CHI 9273. 80
1000 BABY CHICKS. pullorum controlled,
Sill per hundred. o. G. MAXWELL, Lam
ham. Md. Defense hwy. Phone HY. O226.
q
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AVIATION.

AERONICA, 1919 Champ. 1I10th club
interest for sale: 81 80: excellent condition;
based at Hyde Field AID. 1851. II
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection: Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave. NV DI 100
DON'T OVERHAUL your engine. New one
costs less on Continental Exchansc Plan.
Call COASTAL AVA. CORP. RE. 1898. .
FLYING CLUB BEING ORGANIZED on
new 1947 Sessna No. 100 For informa-
tion, call FIR. 32S2. i
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

TELEvISION ENGINEER urgently needs
Q to 8 bedrm. unfurn. house. June J. or
July /: pref. in NV. or nearby Md: best
1000. Garden Room. or Extension 707-F.
3-BEDROOM, D. c. or nearby Nd; ref
industry. ME-. $500 Ext 2ss. so.
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE, permanent,
needs Q or bedroom house, unfurn.: best
references. WO. 5011. -
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ApTs. fuRN. AND uNFURN.
ApARTMEhTs EXCHANGED.

COUPLE TO SHARE 2-bedroom house with
another couple. 1925 Key blvd, Arlington
Call Glebe 1884. Il
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Cattle and LIVE STOCK.

VETERAN willing to sacrifice chestnut
saddle mare. 10 yrs. old. l6 hands high
sound, high-spirited, jumps well; requires
good rider. Sale price secondary to good
HORSE AND CATTLE PASTURE-Well-
fenced: plenty of water and shelter,
1911 Temple Hill rd.. Temple Hills, Nd,
Clinton 541-J-3
REGISTERED Kentucky 5 gated saddle
horses Inquire L. E. HOOVER. Warren
ton, Va Phone Warfeuton 1880.
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ROOMS FURN, OR UNEURN.

2 NICE RMS; couple preferred. conv
trarsp. Residence. RIA. 1882: business, UN
1884, Il
I40S as" ST. NW.-One room, furn or
unGurn., $40 mo. AID. 5494 after pm.
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ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

NAVY VET, wife and baby, being evicted
May 1st, desperately need furn. or unfurn
apt apt ns. or NV. of WASH within 20 miles.
GOVT. EMPLOYE. wife, two children de-
sire furnished or unfurnished 3 or 4 room
apt, within is miles driving distance OF
Washington. Box lO2-C, Star. 30s
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ROOMS uNEuRNIsHEp,
ROOMS WANTED.

COLORED-UNFURN. RM in ne section
Tor elderly employed couple, light house :
keeping privileges. Call TR. 1922 after
Is nm a
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

2-STORY DUPLEX APT-Not asconverted
dwelling; in splendid nedghborhood: transp
CRANE & HELAN, Realtors, 81. 1000. ewes
until pm 5
3 years old, excellent condition: income,
$3.50 per month: $4,000 flrst trust: owner
must sell: will sacrifice. MITCHELL
QUICK. DI. 1881 until 2 pm.
i-UNIT APIS, excel location. mr. shopping
and transp.; beautiful corner lot, well
hnarced. See this excel ent income pro-
UN. 067I or .UN, 1910. ~ ~ II
COLORED-VACANT;2 228 18th ST. SEE
story and English basement, brick row
enette. End floor. rooms, kitchenstte
and bath basement. 2 rooms; newly deco
rated, floors rednished; auto h.-w.h. RE.
74Oo, Ext. 5670, MRS. WILKINS, 9 to
4:30: LU. I'LL evenings. i
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FOR COLORED-We have a room rental
service attached to our real estate office.
| Cali Mrs. Height. North 3239 THOMAS
| C r. BRAGG, 511 Florida ave. NV. North
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
FARM and GARDEN.

fre tools. screens and all fire-
710 18th st NV ME- 1874
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ROOM AND BOARD WANrEp.
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE

REFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY desire
room and bfard, NV. section, vicinit
18th st. Ia. .1l13. IL
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BRIGHTwooD, DETACHED - Rarely do
you see. : large, modern detached brick
home Of this type on the market. First
large dining room. modern Sai kitchen. f break,
fast room and den; IND floor has 4 bed
rooms. 2 baths: 3rd floor. bedrooms,
auet hardwood floor, tiled bath, Detached
brick 2-car garage Finest quality con-
Az sommit.ed' MAKE an otrsr. Exclusive
Snawok4a Sisr aEANFT hakSSIss. 4 ST H9 1sss sSs.
s;s1ss as!SssS = co. n.As ssss on
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% rna & sah so Sc s nSoT
siss Co. g.
bRiaReIhp hi shh ave pe3acfasa a SssS; ;vhi.e-p.inted
orick. about g years Old, in exclusive
aaieinins: scrssnsd Doreh. s lap pantry aa'SG snd
sfihs ath on on seeons 5ss SS5 seS room and on
recreation room on garden level; also
bsh % or s'sa fSrRsl s a.tss and and
pa agPoInsnens Iasa sasz e gee iut can Miss corsn
BEDRM., u BATH ON lst; mr.. 18th and
Webster sts.-Beaut. brick home in i'm
maculate cond.; lge. bright living rm. and
bedrms.. sun parlor and baths on 2nd
a.; spacious basement with layatory;
large lot. An exceptional home in excel
location. For full details, ewes and sun
call TR. 1898, exclusively with METzLER,
Realtor, LOG VI. ave. pI. $500.
BUNGALOW, S1o950; All brick, 8 large
outsiee entrance. finished attic, IN excel
lent condition, only years old; near Dis
trict line In Maryland Act quickly on
this. Can Mr.. Northern, 81. 1855, With
BETTZELL. %
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
Brogden S Charges
Through Light Drills AT
Local Field

Rise and fall of the barometer
has greatly hindered. practice
sessions of the New Hanover
High School Wildcats as they
make final preparations today
for the all important football
tilt with a strong Maury High
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock on
the Norfolk gridiron.
The squad brushed through a
light session yesterday because
of rain and sloppy fields with a
As minutes of pass defense for
the backfield and running line
plays.
First three strings of the Cats
will shove off this afternoon al
ter they are dismissed from
school for the 273-mile journey.
Although, the seemingly hur-
ricane weather has been striking
the practice field at 18th and
Ann street through the week.,
Coach Brogden is optimistic in
the outcome Of the game and
said that the Maury eleven will
be one of the toughest teams that
the local gridmen will oppose
during the AZ season. With all
injuries, weather, and other bits
of destruction combined to hurt
the NHHS, the head mentor still
puts the Cats on an even basis
with the Commodore gridders and
does not rate the squad as I'M
derdogs.
If the gridders can overcome
a few minor stoppages that are
tearing down the foreward walls,
the Brodgs may return to the
Port City victorious.
Charlie Smiths open field run
ming in the Wadesboro engage
ment shows good signs if the lad
can open-up and show the Naval
Yarders a few tricks that the
coaches have taught him for
tor the past three years.
Making their debut on the
field when the initial whistle
blows will probably be Llnwooo
Taylor and Lloyd Honeycutt at
the snag positions, Bill Kuhn M
Skinny Jordon at tackle, 90
captain Doc Venters and Buster
Craig Hampton at guards and
Bobby Haas at center.
The backfield position will be
held by Irwin piggy Gore at
quarterback, Charlie 'Choo-
Choo" Smith at left half back
Piner at right half back,
and Co-captain Gin Gibson at
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
BY JIGGs POWERS
Star Sports Correspondent

WH1TEV1LLE, Sept. 1.-THE
schedule of Whiteville's high
school Junior Varsity team will
open Thursday afternoon on the
local high school field against
a strong Loris, S. c., team,
Coach Earl Brinkley has. an
nounced the kickoff time has
been set for 3 o'clock.
Brinkley and Coach Raw
Brame, who will assist in handi-
ing the B squad both stated that
the visitors are said to have a
big, tough outfit and will prob
ably make things plenty hot for
the first game to be played by
the newly organized Pack
Junior Varsity.
Boys who will see action in
the contest include: J. T. Smith.
Jimmy Nance, Jim White. RUDY
Williams, Dink Barbee. John
Jones, Charles White, Billy Har.
dee. Joe Powell, Riley Powell.
J.: c. Hyatt, Elton Hammonds'
Harvey Ludlum, Graham Rocks
Lenard White, and H. c. Brown
Quite a crowd is expected to
see just how the new athletic
program at the local school is
shaping up, as there has been
some question as to the abili.
|ty OF the Pack to field both a
Varsity and B eleven.
meanwhile, the "big" team.
the Wolfpack varsity opened
drills Tor their coming game with
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
MitemNe Junior Varsity
To Meet Loris Club Today

the Fighting Scots of Laurinburg
Friday. The contest will be play
ed in the Scotland county seat,
with the struggle booked to get
underway at $3.50.
The Pack starting lineup has
been intact except for. the alb
sence of Robert West, who play
ed a good plunging game at full
in last Fridays contest against
Mullins Auctioneers; and John
Hasty, who was one of the line
stars in the same game, which
the locals lost, 1916. West has
been i'll with a stomach ailment
and Hasty has a slight leg in
lection. Both are expected to be
ready for the Laurinburg game,
as are Billy Memory and Jack
Vereen, guard and end, both of
whom were "knocked-out" in
the Mullins affray.
The first-stringers scrimmaged
yesterday against the JT's and
looked as if they were ready to
60 after the Scots, who are al
ways a rugged outfit. Eldred
Williamson and Joe Inman we're
the leading runners in the
star of the Mullins game, Som
scrimmage, with Calvin Smith,
ny Callihan, and Bill Davis look
ing good in line play. Another
large crowd of Blue and White
fans r expected to travel to
L%aurinburg Friday, as they did
to Mullins, to watch the fight
ing Pack attempt to capture
their first win of the season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18

hits, Stone batted in two runs as
Sanford iced the game with a
three run. rally in the third
frame. The Spinners, who use
their ace hurler, John McFadden,
every other day when the blue
chips are down, will probably
nominate McFadden to pitch the
decisive seventh game at San
ford Thursday night.
Manager Red Lucas will choose
his pitcher from his rested start
ing hurlers, who are Doug Lor-
man and Ed Van Nordheim, left
handlers, and Don Brown, right
handler.
Favoring right handed pitch
ing against the Spinners, Lucas
may elect to pitch Manuel Gar
cia against McFadden. Garcia
has won one game and lost one
in the Sanford series.
Bob Spicer, ace of the Cubs
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
THREE PIERS

Fishermen seeking Glass G
pier prizes in the Fall Fish
ing Rodeo have their choice
of three piers to angle from,
Southeastern North Carolina
Beach Association officials
'eported last night.
These piers, registered with
SENCBA as official Rodeo
piers, are Atlantic View Pier
at Wrightsville Beach, Kure's
Pier at Kure's Beach and Fort
Fisher Pier at Fort Fisher.
Out-of -towners can easily
recognize them from the Of
ficial SENCBA flag they fly.
Only fish caught from these
piers are eligible for the
Class C pier awards, the Of
ficials stated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
Brooklyn Takes Lead On
Jackie Robinson's Homer
In Fourth

PITTSBURGH, SEPT. 17-R-
league pennant, defeated the
apparently bound for a National
Brooklyn's pace-setting Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates AZ before a
crowd of 80, 916 tonight at Forbes
Field.
The Dodgers took the lead in
the fourth inning as first base
man Jackie Robinson lined a
home-run into Greenberg Gar
dens with no one aboard, a feat
duplicated by team-mate Don
Lund in the sixth. The Dodgers
scored two runs on four hits in
the fifth, one of them a double
by Robinson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
Dodgers Down Pittsburgh, 4 To 2
SOLD OUT
NEW YORK, Sept. II. -

NEW YORK, Sept. II. Ia
- If you haven't ordered your
ticket for the 1947 World
series don't bother. There
aren't any left.
The bad news came late
today from general manager
John Collins of the Brook
lyn Dodgers, who announced
that his overworked staff
would not accept any more
applications after midnight
tonight.
"We already are Oversub-
scribed," he said YEARLY. eve
have so much more than we
can handle right now, 1
can't even hazard a guess as
to the figures"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18

Errors-B. Adams. Runs batted in -
Tatum 3, Baumholtz 3, Hatton, Miller,
Mueller, R. Adams, Haas, Wander Nicer.
Two base hits - Baumholtz, Tatum,
Mueller, Miller, Wander Nicer. Double
plays-Hatton, Adams to Young; Adams
to Young. Jones, Verban to Schultz;
Miller, Adams to Young. Left on bases
Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 5. Bases on
balls-Judd 2, Jurisich l. Wander Nicer
3. Strikeouts-Judd 2, Jurisich e. Van
innings; Jurisich 2 in 3 1-3; Hoerst
der Nicer 2. Hits-off Judd 6 in 3 %
in l. Passed balls-Lakeman. Losing
pitcher-Judd. Umpires-Reardon, Goetz
and Barlick. Time 1854. Attendance -
!. 072.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18

Error-Kennedy. Runs batted in -
Phillips, Clark, Brown, Lollar. Two
base hits-Frey. Three base hit-Kollo-
way. Stolen bases-Michaels, Holloway,
Frey. Double plays-Kolloway, Wallaesa
n York. Michaels, Holloway and York
Left on bases-Chicago 10, New York 7.
Maltzberger 2. Strikeouts-Reynolds 9,
Lee 2, Maltzberger 2, Caldwell /. Hits
off Lee S in 4 innings; Maltzberger
in 2; Caldwell l in 2. Losing pitcher =
Lee. Umpires-Grieve, Weafer, McKin-
ley and MCGOWAN. Time 2:05. Attend
ance 5,804 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
AMERICAN LEAD

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. II. -
W.D - Two United States stars,
Miss Grace Lenczyk of Newing-
ton, Conn, and Mrs. Eddie Bush
of Detroit, led the field today in
to the quarter-final round OF the
Women's Canadian Open Golf
Tournament.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
NOTE

Bert Hawley, city athletic
director, said last night that
the Spofford Mill softbau
team will encounter tn e
Rrotherhood of Railway
clerks, Friday night at Z
o,clock ON the Robert Strange
diamond. Hawley .said
changes we're made in the
schedule due to the weather
which has prohibited league
games in the Class "a" Soft
ball league.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18

Reconsideration, Wooten. Runs
batted in-Edwards 2, Keltner 2. Cor
don, Boudreau~ Two base hits-Robert-
son, M%etkovich. Three base hits-Coan.
Sacrifices Evans, Metkovich. Double
plays-Gettel, Boudreau and Fleming.
Left on bases-Cleveland S; Washington
6. Bases on balls-Scarborough 2, Gettel
3, Candini /, Cary /. Strikeouts -
Gettel 3, Scarborough 2. Hits-off Scar
borough 6 in s; Candini 2 In /; Toene:
0 in 0; Cary 0 in o. Wild pitch-Can-
DIM. Losing pitcher-Scarborough. Time
1:45. Umpires Hubbard, Berry anc
Jones. Attendance 1929.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York S; Chicago 0.
st. Louis 80; Boston "A.
Detroit As; Philadelphia 6-8.
Cleveland Z; Washington O..
Today's Games
Chicago at New York-Lopat u5-l1)
VS. Shea (12-5).
Cleveland at Washington might -
Embree (8-s) VS. Kennedy (0-O).
st. Louis at Boston-Fannin (6-D VS.
Fine l1-2).
(Only games).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
CLEVELAND BLASTS
7T00

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17-(RN
Limited to one hit by Ray Scar
borough in the first five innings,
Cleveland blasted him for five
runs in the sixth and added two
more runs off Milo Candini in
the seventh to defeat Washing
ton 7 to 0, here tonight behind
the Shit pitching of Al Gettel.
~ EvrCV NJ An % II n A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
Cats Leave For Norfolk Today
MOVE OUT

A HILL, Sept. II. -
up Without advance
warning, Cardinals football
SQUAD was loaded into two
buses early this morning and
sent to some undisclOsed
place for practice today. Tar
Heel coaches declined to say
where the squad was headed.
No work was held here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
SIGN DIZZY DEAN

ST. LOUIS, Sept. II -R-
Trying to brighten the waning
days of the American League
season for their cash customers,
the St. Louis Browns today sign
ed Jerome Herman Dizzy Dean
to a player contract, the duration
of which the former pitching
great of the St. Louis Cardinals
wise-cracked depends on the
other team"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Robin-
son 2, Stanky, Lund, Kiner, Cuisine.
Two base hits-Edwards, Robinson. Three
base hits-Russell. Home runs-Robinson,
Lund. Sacrifices-Stanky. Double plays
Cuisine and Greenberg; Ostermueller,
Kluttz and Greenberg; Stanky, Reese
and Robinson; Robinron, Peese and
Gregg. Left on bases-Brooklyn s. Pitts
burgh 6. Bases on balls-off Gregg 3,
Ostermueller 4. Strikeouts-Ostermueller
2, Gregg 2, Behrman 2, Higbe l. Hits
off Gregg 6 in 7 1-3 innings; Behr1man
0 in / 2-3 innings; Ostermueller 8 in
7 innings; Higbe 0 in 2 innings. Hit by
pitcher-by Gregg (Greenberg). Wild
pitches - Gregg. Winning pitcher -
Gregg. Losing pitcher ostermueller.
Umpires-Magerkurth, Stewart and Hen
line. Time PIP. Attendance 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-18
DETROIT DOL 020 DOL
PHILADELPHIA 100 600 05x-

Errors-Lake, Wakefield, Kell, Guerra,
Dietrich 2. Runs batted in-Fain, Chap
man, Joost, McCosky 2, C%ullenbine 2.
Two base hits-Mayo. Three base hit
Valo: Sacrifice-Rutner. Double play
Swift to Mayo, Joost to Suder to Fain,
Fain unassisted. Left on bases-Detroit
10; Philadelphia 9. Base on balls -
Dietrich 9, Houtteman 4, Benton 1,
Christopher !. Strikeouts-Dietrich /,
Houtteman 4. Hits-off Houtteman 9 In
Observation-Disclosures. Losing pitcher -
7 innings; Benton 0 in 1-3; Dietrich
6 in I; Christopher l in 2. Winning
Houtteman. Time 2:15. Umpires-Rue,
Paparella and Summers. Attendance -
5000 estimated.
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Errors-Tebbetts, Pesky. Runs batted
in-Heath, Stephens. Coleman 3, Mum
Grief 2, Moss, DiMaggio. Williams 3.
Two base hits-Pesky. Williams. Three
base hit-DiMaggio. Home run-Wiliams.
Stolen base Dillinger. Sacrifices -
Berardino, Hitchcock. Double plays
hitchcock, Stephens and Hitchcock;
and Jones; Doerr, Pesky and Jones.
Stephens and Hitchcock; Pesky, Doerr
Left on bases-St. Louis 7; Boston 5.
Bases on balls-Muncrief 2, Johnson 4
Zuber 2. Strikeouts-Muncrief 4. John
son l, Smith 3. Hits-off johnson Q in
4 1-3 innings; Zuber 3 in 2 20; SMITH
0 in 2. Losing pitcher-Johnson. UNI
pires-Boyer, Rommel, Passarella. and
Hurley. Time POP.
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Er-cr-Madrid. Runs batted INV.
Coooer ., Mize 2, Gordon, Thompson 2,
Mack. Cavarretta 2. Two base hits =
Kerr, Msze, Thomson, Nicholson. Home
runs-W. Cooper, Mize. Sacrifices -
lott. Kerr, Lowrey. Double plays -
Kerr and Mize. Left on bases-New
York 8; Chicago 6. Bases on balls -
lott 4, Beggs l, Lade i, Passeau 1. Strike
out5-1ot- 2. Beggs 5, Lade 3, Passeau
L. Wyse 3. Hits-off lott 2 in 3 1-3 in
nings; Beggs 3 in 5 2-3; Lade 6 in 4;
Passeau 5 in l 1-3. Wyse 5 in 3 %.
Ti3hlng pltcner-Beggs. Losing pitcher
Lade. Umpires-Jorda, Conlan and Barr.
Time 2:12.