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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

TO the Ph1ladelph1a Pmll1eS W,
but they roared back in the second
tilt to paste the Chapmen by a
1873 score.
Four Dodgers crossed the plate
during the wild frame on three
hits, three stolen bases, two mis-
cues by the Reds, a base on balls,
a balk, a wild pitch by Blackwell,
and a passed ball. In addition,
three Cincinnati players-Catcher
Ray Lamanno, and Dugouters
Johnny Wander Nicer and Bucky
Walters-were thumbed from the
park by imp Lou Jorda when they
squawked too loud and long over
the balk decision.
Up to the fifth, Blackwell had
allowed only one single and a
walk, and the Reds had nicked
Clyde King for a run in the Sec
end. After the hilarious fra ne, the
Dodgers knocked Blackwell and
Eddie Erautt. all over Flatbush,
tallying once again in the sixth off
the starter and three times in the
eighth of Erautt.
The Cards, pounded nightly by
12 hits by the Phils off George
Munger, Ted Wilks and Johnny
Grodzicki to lose the 90 opener
to Oscar Judd, took a look at the
Dodgers-Reds score and went to
work in the second game. They
belted Tommy Hughes and Char
lie SchanZ all over the lot, with
two homers by Stan Musial and
one by Ron Northey leading the
assault. The Phils had gotten away
to a three-run lead at the expense
of Jim Hearn in the first two in
nings, but they couldn't solve AL
Brazle's slants during the rest of
the game.
Whitley Kurowski socked his 23rd
homer of the current campaign
in the opener and also lifted a
double. The Cards lost at least
temporarily the services of hard
hitting Enos Slaughter in the night
cap when he slid into sub short
stop Bernie Greger in the eighth
inning to suffer a cerebral con-
cussion. He was to be detained
at least overnight for observation
in a Philadelphia hospital.
Meanwhile the Boston Braves
crept to within a game and a
half of the Cards and six and one
half of the Dodgers by humping
the Chicago Cubs in both games
of a doubleheader, 80 and Ga.
Warren SPAIN had little trouble in
notching his 10th victory, a even
hitter, in the first game as Bob
Elliott pumped his 18th homer of
the year in the eighth to score
Bama Rowell. The latter had just
doubled home Johnny Hopp. In
all, the Braves smashed Is blows
off Paul Erickson, Russ . Meers
and ClauGe Passeau.
Johnny Sain, one of the hardest
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
BOUT SEEN
FOR PEP TONIGHT

FLINT, Mich, Aug. 81 ~
Willie Pep, curly-haired Connect
cut Comet, hits a major milestone
in his ring career here tomorrow
night in a 15-round outdoor de-
tense of his World FeatherWelght
championship against blond Jock
Leslie, home-bred challenger who
hit the fistic spotlight via a New
Orleans-built reputation.
For Pep, who has a $25, 900 guar
antee from youthful promoter
Tommy Cussans, the scrap will be
his fifth title defense since the
clever Hartford boxer lifted the
New York version of the crown
from Chalky Wright nearly five
years ago.
But the 1.-THE little New England
er finds this newest tussel bear
ing more poignantly than any 9TH
err on his ring future.
It's the first time Pep has laid
the title on the line since ne came
out of a Jersey plane crack-up
last January with a fractured
ankle and back injuries.
Certainly his manager, Lou Wis
cusi, declares that Willie, who has
won ia of his 116 fights as a pro-
fe~ssional, is as stout as ever, and
the betting colony backs up the
contention by establishing the
champ as favorite at odds rang
ing from 81 to 81, but Pep still
will have to prove he's as solid
as when he added the MIA title
to his New York version by step
ing past Sal Bartold a year ago.
Since the plane crash, which
took two lives and sent Willie to
the hospital wondering if ne ever
would Eight again, Pep has beaten
six opponents of questionable
strength, all in non-title efforts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

SUMTER, S. c., Aug. 21-(P-
death by beating
Greenwood STAYED off sudden
death by beating Kannapolis so
here tonight to tie the American
Legion Junior baseball sectional
series into a three-way gordian
knot.
Tonight's game left all three
series contenders - Greenwood,
Kannapolis and Little Rock - with
records of one win and one loss
1%;oiece.
Kannapolis will play Little Rock
tomorrow afternoon, the winner
meeting Greenwood in a night
game for the series crown and
the right to participate in ma
tional finals at Los Angeles, Calf.
Ben johnson, a converted pitch
er playing centerfield, was Green
woods big gun, getting a triple
and two singles in five times al
bat. He drove in two runs.
Gilbert Mcdowell, on the mound
for Greenwood, scattered four
Annapolis hits, allowing no more
than one safety in any inning. He
received beautiful support afield.
A double play broke up a poten-
tia1 Kanaps rally in the sixth
frame.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
COMET TILT
LONE ESL GAME
BY UGGS

With the league-leading Mason
boro Ramblers idle this weekend,
interest in the Eastern State
league Sunday will be centered in
Elizabethtown, where the Red Sox
will entertain the second place
Whiteville Comets.
Many members of the Ramblers
team are playing with the Spot
ford Mills, Wilmington entry in
the state softball tournament at
Greensboro. Even if the Comets
win, however, Frank Maner's team
still will have a half-game lead as
the season draws near it's close.
Sundays tilt will be the last be-
tween the Comets and Sox in 1947.
The game in Elizabethtown, the
only ESL contest scheduled this
weekend, will see the Sox trying
to break the Comets year-long
jinx over them. Rudy Britt, who
held the Ramblers to five hits
last Sunday in a 6-3 win, will prob
ably toe the slab for the improved
Red Sox. Comet Manager Earl
Rrinkley has his choice of two
aces, either H. D. Stanley (6-1) or
Dave Nelson (7-1).
Last weeks play saw Lefty Cole
Jacobs, who signed recently with
Bladenboro, win his first start for
the Spinners by twisting the lowly
Southpaw Yellow Jackets around
his finger by twirling a three-hit
So win. In the Rambler-Red Sox
game, Starter W. A.. (Weenie)
Brown and Oliver (Snag) Allen
gave up only five hits to Britt's
teammates, but the Red Sox
punched four of them in the sixth
inning for five TALES and the 6-3
victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

Hewlett was pounded from
mound after giving up eight hits
and nine runs as Wilmington lost,
90.
For Hewlett it wa his 18TH de-
feat Of the season against four
wins.
A home run by big Ken Jackson
ignited Dunn's ~Scorching array OF
base hits in the fourth inning after
the Twins had taken a 81 lead in
the third.
Balla opened the big stanza by
working Emory for a walk. Miller
doubled, and Balla pulled up at
third. A wild pitch nit Hayes and
the bases were loaded. Polink
watched four balls flash by and
trotted down to first, forcing in
Balla for Dunn's third run. Col
Inns flew out, Miller hit into n
fielder's choice, and then Jackson
poked his three-run clout.
Wilmington, after seeing Dunn
take a 10 lead in the first inning,
came back in the second to tie tho
score. A walk by'JoAnny Musco-
witch, a stolen base, and a sharp
single by Fred Musumeci produ-
ced the lone tally.
Then in the seventh, behind 81.
Wilmington crossed home plate
again on a single by Stephenson,
two walks, and an error by the
Dunn third baseman on a ground
ball hit by Hargrove Davis.
Billy Benton and MuscovitcA
with two for three were the lead
ing Pirate hitters. Carl McQuillen
also flashed a two for thsee mark
at bat to walk off with lle Dunn
Erwin batting laurels.
Wilmington had only one thing
to beam about tonight, their max
ing two double plays. One came
on a fly to Benton and a fast
throw to Second Baseman Ed Har-
disky. The other was a Musumeci
to Hardisky to Poklemha twin kill
ing.
Friday the BUGS journey to
Smithfield for a contest with the
Smithfield-Selma Leafs, who are
currently drawing closer and clos
er to the Tobacco State league
cellar by the surging Red Springs
Robins. The Robins are one-half
a game in the basement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
TWO SHARE RENO
GOLF LEADERSHIP

RENO. New. Aug. 81. -(R)-
Par-breakers E. j. Dutch Har.
rison, of York, Pa, and John
Geertsen of Salt Lake City post
ed 66's today to share the lead in
the first round of the SIS, 900 r.
hole Reno Open Golf tournament.
They shaved six strokes off the
Washoe County courts par, a 49,
36-72 golfing test.
Harrison carded a 1924. and
Geertsen a 1888.
The two low scores were among
only a few that bettered par over
the flat, 6.611-yard course. Strong
winds made scores oar during the
round.
Trailing the co-leaders was Ellis
worth Vines, of Los Angeles, with
a 33-34-67. National PEA champ
ion Jim Terrier, San Francisco,
was close up with a $685.,
while right behind were Skip Alex
ander of Lexington, N. c., with 81
37-69. and Jimmy Clark, Hunt
ington Beach, Calf, with 37-32-
SO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
City Optical To Play
Myrtle Beach Outfit

City Optical of the Class A
Softball League will play host
to the Myrtle Beach, S. c., Air
base team tonight in a double
header at Robert Strange park,
according to Frank Mccall, the
Eyemen's manager. The first
tilt will start at 700 p. m.
Leon Thomas will start for
City Optical in the first game,
while J.. r. Davis takes to the
mound in the nightcap. The
two teams have tangled before
this season, the Opticians TAX
ing a 81, 4-3 twin bill in Myrtle
Beach two weeks ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

Runs batted in-McLain 6, Holland 3,
Sanders 3, Nesselrode :, Shoffner. Marsh,
kukulSa 2, Quinn, Wilson 4, Haynes,
Keane, Watson, Messing. Two base hts
Sanders, Nesselrode, Haynes, Wilson 2,
Hedrick. Stolen bases-Guinn. Sacrifices
O'Shields. Double plays-Guinn and
S%aoffner. Left on bases-Clinton 1e;
Sanford II. Bases on bails-off: Coope.
4, Pugh l, Watson l. Struck out, by
Cooper ), Kai.es 2, Pugh, Wstso4 1.
Hits off: Cooper 10 in 8 innings; Ksires
$ IN l; House Z in a.; Pugh 10 in 7
-; Watson 4 in l. Hit by pitcher, by
Fugh ~tSaAde-s, Cieslinski). Wild pitches
-Fugh, kalres. Winning pitcher-Cooper.
Losing pitcher-House. Umpires-Cuz1s,
Reveille. Time of game 2:28.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
NET STARS
WIN ALABAMA MEET

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Aug. al
(P -Favor:tes George Hamer OF
Columbus. Ca. and Tommy
Barnes of Atlanta. captured the
Southern Four-Ball golf champion
ship by defeating Tommy Card
and Avery Beck of North Carolina,
2 and /. in the final round today.
The match was closed out on the
335th hole when it was halved IN
par fours
Shooting the best golf of the
day. Hamer carded a II on the
morning round. che over par. he
was threa under par for the II
holes in the afternoon play. Hamer
ard Barnes west Two up after the
first 10 hoes and three UP after
II. q,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
GRIDDER IN FINALS

CHICAGO, Aug. 21-P9-Loddie
25-year-old Oklahoma A.
and M. football quarterback and
a veteran of 81 months overseas
with the Army, today entered the
finals of the National Lefthanded
Golfers tournament by eliminating
Al Everett of Rome, Ga, 5 and 3,
at suburban Cog Hill Country club.
Kempa's opponent tomorrow in
the 36-hole finals will be Roberto
Buchanan, 18%-years-old Indianapo-
lis high school graduate who drop
ped Dan SciNm, Evansville, Ind,
sports editor, / up.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

/. Runs batted in-McQuillen, Musumeci,
Polink, Leach. Jackson 3, Denning. Two
base hits-Miller 2, Hayward, Collins.
Denning. Home runs-Jackson. Stolen
bases Leach 2, M%uscovitch, Jackson.
Double plays-Benton and Hardisky,
Musumeci, Hardisky. and Poklemba.
Left on Decentralization 9; Dunn
Erwin 8. Bases on balls-off: Polink
5, Hewlett 8. Struck out, by-Polink
8, Hewlett 4. Hits off: Hewlett 8 in 5
Is innings; Stephenson l in 2 2-3.
Hit by pitcher, by-Hewlett, Hardisky.
Balla. Jackson. Wild p1tches-Hewlett.
Losing pltcher-Hkwlett. Umpires
Mitchell, Chandler and Woodland. Time
of game 2:30.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

Errors-Kurowski 2, Marion. Creger,
Handley. Runs batted in-Handley 2;
Padgett 2; LaPointe 2; Kurowski Moore
base hits-Padgett, LaPointe, Walker
Kurowski, Schultz. Home u Kurowski.
Sacrifice-Judd. Stolen base-Wyrostek.
Double plays-Marion, Schoendienst and
Musial; LaPointe, Verban and Schultz;
Verban, LaPointe and Schultz. Left on
bases-St. Louis 4; Philadelphia 7. Base
on balls-off Munger 2; judi 2. Strike
outs-Munger 4; Wilks 2; Judd 3. Hits
off Munger 6 in 5 innings; WiIks 6 in
2; GrodZicki 0 in l. Hit by pitcher-by
Munger, (Wyrostek). Losing pitcher -
Munger. Ulnpires - Stewart. Henline,
Magerkurth. Time LIST.
(Second Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
SLOSHED

AS it must eventually to all
outdoor places, rains came to
Robert Strange park yester-
day. They stayed, too. The visi-
tation caused city recreational
director Bert Hawley to call
off a regularly scheduled Han
over League softball double
header.
With members of the Spot
ford Mills team of the Class
A League in Greensboro. no
Glass A twin bill is set for to-
right. Instead there will be a
twosome between City Optical
and a Myrtle Beach Aggrega-
ton. First game at I o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

E-rors-Gustine. Runs batted in -
Gearhart, Kerr, Thomson, Hartung, Gus
tine. Two base hits-Kerr.
Three base hit-Thomson. Hons runs
Hartung, Cuisine. Stolen base-Witek.
Double play-Witek, Kerr and Mize.
Left on bases-Pittsburgh 4; New York
Z. Base on balls off Hartung 4; Higbe
4; Bagby 1. Strike outs-by Hartung
); Higbe S. Hits off-Hughes 6 in Z
innings; Bagby 0 in /. Passed ball
Howell. Losing pitcher-Higbe. JIM
pires-Reardon INK Goetz. Time 2:18.
Attendance 10000 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

EIiors-Doerr 2, fresh, Appling 2,
Mlehaels. Runs batted in-Philley 2;
DLMaggio, Tebbetts. Two base hits -
Mele, Tebbetts, York, Pesky. Three base
.ht-Philley. Sacrifice-Papish. Double
pIays-Kolloway, Appling, fresh and
Appling; Holloway, Appling and York
"; Doerr, Pesky and Jones. Michaels
and York. Left on 5ases-Boston 10;
|Shlcago Z. Bases IN balls-Hughson 4;
.Fapls1 ?, Maltzberger /. Struck out
Iaughson 4, Papish l. Hits off-Papish
y IN l-3 innings; Maltzberger 0 in 1
r. Winning pitcher-Papish, Umpires-
hoyer, Rommel and Berry. Time 2:04.
Attendance 3O.0Os paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Washington 3-5; Detroit %.
Philadelphia 8; st. Louis 5.
Chicago 8; Boston 2.
New York 9; Cleveland 3.
Today's Games
New York a. acknowledgement
night)-Raschi GID and DreWs (6-2) VS.
Teller Q4-s) and Gettel (8-6) or Lemon
(5-2).
Washington at Detroit -(0-Master-
son GID and Scarborough (4-o) VS.
Trout GID and Houtteman Q-0l.
Boston at Chicago -(2-Ferriss Q0-10l
and Galehouse f8-6) VS. Lopat Nl-lo)
and Gillespie $50.
Philadelphia at St. Louls-'nleht'-
Fowler (8-8) VS. Muncrief (s-13>.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

Er~rors-Henrich, Stirnweiss. Runs
batted in-Henrich, DiMaggio, Johnson
?, Lindell 2, Bevens, Stirnweiss, A. Robin
son, Peck, Boudreau, E. Robinson. Two
base hits-Doby. Metkovich. Three base
hits-Henrich, Johnson. Home runs -
Johnson. Double plays-Stirnweiss, Riz-
zuto and McQuinn. Left on bases -
New York 9. Cleveland 9. Bases on balls
-Bevens 3, Black 3, Stephens /, Willis
/. Strikeouts-Black 2, Bevens 8. Hits
off Black 7 in S 2-3; Stephens 2 in l
10: Willis 8 in 2. Hit by pitcher by
Black Rizzuto), by Stephens (Rizzuto).
Losing pitcner-Black. Umpires-Hurley,
Summers, Papa2ella and Rue. Time 2:11.
Attendance 81 800.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn 8; Cincinnati l.
Philadelphia 9-3; st. Louis 2-13.
Boston 8-6; Chicago "a.
New York 4; Pittsburgh l.
Today's Games
Pittsburgh at New York-Queen (3-2)
VS. Jones OLD.
Cincinnati at Observation-Disclosures
(6-9) VS. Hatten 12-D.
Chicago at Boston -(night)-Kush
GID VS. Lanfranconi (4-2).
St. Louis at Observation-Disclosures
Brecheen DAD VS. Leonard Q4-7.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
ROBINSON KOS Secret

AKRON. O., Aug. 20-(P)-
Sugar Ray Robinson, weller
weight champion, knocked out
sailcr Sammy Secret ofPitts-
burgh with a right cross to the
jaw in the first round of a
scheduled i--rOund non-title
heaGliner tonight as rain
threatened to wash out the
Rubber Bowl bout.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

Error - Lowrey. Runs batted in -
Nicholson 2, Ryan, Rowell 2, Cutler 2,
Mast, Elliott 2. Two base hits-Rowel.
Cutler. Three base hits-Scheffing, Mast.
Home runs-Nicholson, Elliott. Double
plays-Erickson, Sturgeon and Watkins;
Ryan, Cutler and Torgeson; Elliott,
Ryan and Torgeson. Left on bases -
Chicago A. Boston IL. Bases on balls
Erickson a; SPAIN l., S%trikeouts -
Erickson 2, Meers l, SPAIN 3. Hits-off
Erickson 10 in 6 2-3 innings; Meers none
in 1-3; Passeau S in l. Wild pitch
Erickson. Losing pitcher-Erickson. UNI
pires-Barlick, Gore and Pinelli. Time
2:04.
(CacnnH Canoa1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
ROBINS 5, LEAFS 3

Runs batted in-Eonta. 6, Wolfe 2
Mangini, Clayton. BIRCH. Two base
hits-Parnell. Eonte. Stolen bsses-Nrr-
eini, Brown. Sacrifices-Rogers, Bu~ch.
Double plays-Wolfe. Rogers ard NJ n
gini. Lat on bases-Selma-Smithf;eid IL;
Red Srrircs 9. Bases On E21e-oef:
Burch 5, Oscssky 8 Ssruck cut hv -
Ouch 2, Csc-=- : H. by pitche~. by
Ru-ch (Barnsteinl: Osossky Burchl
Wild pitches-Osossfy. P ssed bale
Papa. Unoires - Bake, Hocke1bury
md Zaykowski. Time Of game 2:l5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

legiates by local bet-makers, are
determined to Win if fer no other
reason than to avenge the bruis-
ing dent in National Football
League prestige caused by last
years Au-Star trimming of the
Rams:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
Blues, Spins Set Run Mark;
Robins Evacuatin& Cellar

The two teams setting a new Tobacco State league
scoring record for a brace of games at So runs, Clinton out
lasted the Sanford Spinners at Sanford last night, their
four runs in the ninth inning being good insurance for a
4 e 4 9 ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
Pirates Drop Second Straight
To Dunn Erwin Twins, 9 To 2
Hewlett Smashed For 18th Loss Of Season;
Jackson Slams Three-Run Homer
For Twins

DUNN, Aug. 21-Wiimingtons two portsiders, Emory
Hewlett and Louis Cheshire, weep these days whenever
Jim Station gives them the mound sign to face Dunn-Er-
wins blazing Twins. Cheshire was given a thorough going
over Wednesday night at Legion stadium and last night
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
STANDINGS

YeSterday'S Results
Clinton Is; Sanford 10.
Lumberton at Warsaw (ppd., RAIN.
Selma-Smithfield 8; Red Springs 5.
WILMINGTON 2; Dunn-Erwin 9.
Today's Games
WILMINGTON at Selma-Smithfield.
Warsaw at Sanford.
Red Springs at Lumberton.
Dunn-ErWin at Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
Brooks Batter EweN
Redbirds, Pills Split

Lanky Ewell Blackwell and the Cincinnati Reds fell
apart in a wild fifth inning at Ebbets field yesterday, en-
aiding the Brooklyn Dodgers to come up with an 81 victory
that extended their lead over the st. Louis Cardinals to five
full games. The Cards dropped the first game of a twin bill
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

Wntia the n shsde plant IS
G deadly p3:s... all its relatives
are pocd. o. y eating: pc
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

Chapman, Lade ca, and Scheffing;
Voisele, Sain 8), and Mast. Winning
pitcher Voiselle. Losing pitcher -
Lade Home Run-Pafko.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

ST. LOUIS DOL 1874 4OO-13 IA o
PHILADELPHIA 12O 600 0OO- 3 10 0
Hearn, Brazle (2) and Garagiola, Rice
~; Hughes, Schanz (5) Schmidt g. and
Padgett, Seminick (6). Winning pitcher
Brazle. Losing pitcher Hughes. Home
runs-Musial 2, Northey.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

G.. Mcdowell and Smith; Tinker
and Cross.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

GU tOr POtter IN otn.
ST G4AptLPHIA 030 2O1 020-8
-LoUlS 900 2O2 O1O-5
, W! wv Runs batted in-Majeski
~rSosky 2, Joost 2, Heath a, Binks 2,
Gl9r+apson. Two base hits-McC ahan,
IsitosakIY' Joost, Coleman. Home uns-
B' TtssAl' Heath 2. Stolen bases -Fain,
DmIhI. Sacrltlces-Suder, McCahan 2.
1t0le plays-Coleman and Judnich.
la; On oases Philadelphia 9; St.
3} ,,s, .. Bases on balls-Kramer 1,
1slsa $. strikeouts-Kramer l, Nc
: . o. POTTER 2. Hits off-Kramer 8
n 20; Potter 7 in 4 1-3; Sanford 0
z losing pitcher-Kramer. Umpires
IA 'teve' Jones and MCGOWAN. Time
t,, sia stretches about 5000 miles
53 olll east to west and more than
miles from north to south.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22

Errors-Robinson, Adams 2, Poland 2.
runs batted in Adams. Stanky 2,
Reiser, Vaughan, Edwards 2. Two base
hits-Stanky, Poland. Three base hits -
Robinson. Home run-EdwaIds. Stolen
bases-Reiser 2, Reese, Robinson. Sacri-
fices-King, Hermanski 2. Double plays
-Stanky, Reese and Robinson; Reese
and Robinson. Left on bases-Cincinnati
I; Brooklyn 5. Bases on b-lls-Blackwen
3, King /. Strikeou.s-Blackwel 5, King
5. Hits-off Blackwell 5 in 6 innings;
Erautt 4 in 2. Wild pitch-Blackwsll.
Balks-King, Blackwell. Passed ball-Po-
land. Losing pitcher-Blackwell. UNI
pires-Jorda. Barr and Conlan. Time
2:G3. Attendance 14,577 paid.
Most American garden flowers
are importations. Among the few
native are phlox, clarkla, YER
Denas, g~aillardias and California
peoples.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-22
(First Game)

art 23 2 6 II 10
walked for Swift in 9Th.
struck out for Newhouser in 9Th.
@ Fled out for Lake In 9th.
-.cJTNGTON 100 900 OILS
MhrnOrT 600 600 002-2
v--ors-None. Runs batted in-Vernon,
- Lewis, McHale 2. Two base hits
f1 r,ars Home runs-McHale. Sacrifices
Drfddv. Lewis, Evans. Double plays -
Washington WA 8; Detroit. Bases on balls
off Wynn a, Newhouser l. Strlkeouts-
o95oxinlev. Weafer, Passarella, Hubbard.
Time 1855 -
0TAsHINGTON 1902 100 010-5 Is 2
DETROIT olo wv ooo-o y
undson and Mancuso; Hutchinson n
wagner. Home runs-Wagner, Travis,
Vernon.
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By Greenwood Legion

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