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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
|PEPSI-C0LA DOWNS
WINTER PARK, ia

Skeet James Pepsi-Cola nine
won the first of the two out of
three games series yesterday
when they trampled the Winter
Park club 11-4 in the Cape Fear
League.
Probably history was made IN
North Carolina baseball clubs
and surely in the GIL as every
batter on the Winter Park team
collected one hit.
Lefty Williams started the
hurting duties for the PepsIs
as the allowed nine hits, struck
out three, and walked none.
Skipper held the mound duties
for the Parkers, he was touch
ed for IL hits and struck out three
for eight and nine-half innings
Hugh Barlowe was heavy hit
ter for the Colas with a single
and two doubles for four trips
to the bat, along with Norman
Farmer who collided with three
for four, and Red Cobis W h o
knocked a single and double for
three journeys to the home plate.
The second game of the series
will be played on the Winter
Park diamond next Sunday with
the James Boys acting as the
host team.
If the third game is necessary
it will be played on the Parkers
field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
WIN 49,;
md POSTPONED

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA. -
a The Philadelphia Athle-
tics battled the Cleveland Indians
TO a 4 to 4 stalemate in the
second game of 8 daubleheader
halted at the end Of nine innings
by the Pennsylvania Sunday cur
few law today after winning the
first game II to 9 with a nine
run rally in the eigth inning
to cut the Tribes fourth place
margin to two and a half games.
A grand slam home run by
Sam Chapman featured the
first games uprising which saw
the Mackmen combining six
walks and four hits for their
Winning runs.
The Indians had a 6 to 2 adj
mage going into the eighth in
ing of the first game. During
the rally, the Macks sent ID men
to bat, In the ninth, Cleveland
made a bid to pull out a victory
with a three-run splurge, Joe
Coleman forced Pinch-hittef Joe
Frazier to rap a grounder to Ed
die Joost with the tying runs
on base, Joost stepped on second
TO retire Hal Peck for the final
out,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
HAMPSTEAD DEFEATS
M%ASONBORO, S TO l.,
IN GIL PLAY-OFFS

Hamstead defeated the Mason
boro Clamdiggers in the first
game of their play-off series Of
the Cape Fear League yesterday
afternoon at Hamstead, S to l.
1t was a pitchers duel for
seven innings as Howard Pep
per, Masonboro pitcher, allowed
only one hit and one run, which
came in the 5th on two errors,
and facing only % men in these
seven innings.
However, in the 9Th inning,
Hamstead combined three hits,
a base on balls, and a fielders'
choice to score four runs ana
win the ball game.
Masonboro scored their only
run in the fifth inning on two
bases on balls, and Hugh Reese's
two-bagger to deep center.
Masonboro had nine men left
on base.
Whedbee, Hamstead pitching
ace, struck out ten batters and
allowed only two hits, Reese's
two-bagger and an infield hit
by OVERLY.
Jim Lea led Hampstead at
bat with two for four.
Howard Pepper, Clam pitcher,
allowed only four hits and struck
out six.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
CHI-CUBS SPLIT
D0UBLEHEADER

CHICAGO, Sept. IA. - up -
Banked 10 by Warren Spahn's
nine-hit pitching in the opener,
the Chicago Cubs came back to
stop the Boston Braves, 6 to l,
and split a double-header before
IS, 022 fans today.
Four double plays aided
SPAIN in scoring his 18th vic
tory in the opener. Paul Erick-
son held the Braves to a mere
six hits, but two of them-a
triple by Johnny Hopp and
single by Bob Elliott-produced
the victory run in the sixth.
The Cubs turned from waste
full to useful motion in the night
cap, using their IA hits for an
easy triumph and the 18th deci-
sion of the year for Johnny
Schmltz. The Chicago southpaw
allowed eight hits, including
Hank Camelli's triple which
drove across Boston's lone run
in the fifth.
Chicago took off on Clyde
Shoun's II hits in the first six
innings to gain its 81 edge
Schmitz aided his own cause
with three singles, two Of which
batted across runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
U. S. EDGED OUT IN
&c. |. 0LYMPICS''

BERLIN, Sept. 14-UD- A
well-balanced French Track ane
Field team today edged out the
United States, defending cham
pions. 80 to "a in the "G1 Olym-
pics" in which eight nations par
ticipated and IL meet records
were established.
More than 100 soldier athlete:
participated and, although no
official scores were kept, unoffl-
cial standings gave the French
the title by four points. Den,
mark was third with 20 followed
by Great Britain with 26, the
Netherlands, Is, Belgium II
Luxembourg eight, and Norway
zero.
The French won the 4o0-metel
hurdles, 1000. meter-relay ano
hammer throw out of Is event:
but placed high up in the remain
der of the program. Frances IN
dividual hero was Jan Kleyn
who won the 100-meterS in TO-
and the 2OO-meter-event in 21.s
seconds.
Americans VINO scored vic
tories were Bill Chynowetch o:
Berkeley, Calf, in the javelir
throw; 1t. George Berger o
! West Point, N. Y, in the 400.
meters; and S. Nicholas OF But
|falo. N. Y. in the high jump.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Down Rcmbs,
81; Allen Receives
First Loss In ESL

WHITEVILLE, Sept. IA. - Left
handler Ed Smith came near max
ing his first start for the White
vile Comets a perfect one as he
downed the Masonboro Ramblers
for two hits here today 81.
The win placed the Comets into
the finals of the Eastern State
League which begins here next
Sunday.
The smooth working Smith had
a no-hitter until the bottom of the
seventh when Burney Covington
opened by pounding a long triple
to the right field wall and scored
later on Louis Kings single
through the middle of the infield.
Smith famed seven and walked
one.
Meanwhile White jumped or
Frank Manor's Snag Allen Civ
ing him his first ESL loss fol
two consecutive years by banging
out five hits and collecting four
walks.
White counted one in the fourth
when Howard Atkins walked
went to second on Hugh Bridges
error, and scored on Joe Proc
tors single to left field.
The other two came on doubles
by Royce Ray and Clyde Will
liams combined with Harold
Horizons error and Herb Rutts
single.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
KRAMER new
TENNIS CHAMPION

FOREST HILL, Sept. IA. - P)
- Jack Kramer rallied after
being two sets down to defeat
frankie Parker, 4-6, 2-6, 81,
60, 6-3 for the National Amateur
Tennis championship today be-
fore a crowd of $4,000.
For two sets the big defending
champion looked like a beaten
man. He couldn't play any tennis
at all, whereas Parker was razor
sharp. But starting with the third
set the picture changed COM
pletely, and from there on it
wa sa rout.
Through the third and fourth
sets Kramer ran off II straight
games, breaking Parker's serv-
ice five times in his victorious
surge. After he broke Frankie's
delivery again in the third game
of the final set the result was
no longer in doubt.
Louis Brough of Beverly Hills,
Calf, won the women's crown
by beating Margaret Osborne OF
San Francisco, 8-6, 4-6, g..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Yanks Mathematicallv
In One Step Of Crown

NEW YORK, Sept. Il H.
The New York YANKEES moved
within a step of mathematically
clinching the American League
Pennant today when they beat
the St. Louis browns Ga.
One more Yankee triumph or
a Boston defeat will assure the
New Workers of the flag.
Tommy Heinrich hit a three
run homer and Johnny -Lindell
clouted a four-bagger to pace
the winners attack. Johnny Ber-
ardino homered for St. Louis.
AS it stands now the Yankees
are assured of at least a tie.
They might have done the elm
ching today but for a heavy
downpour in Boston which fore
ed the hating of the first game
of a double header between the
Red Sox and Chicago White Sox
and washed out the second
game.
The teams were tied at the
end of seven innings when the
rains came. Had they played and
the Red Sox lost one Of the
games, the Yankees would have
been in.
ST. LOUIS AB o A
D%illinger. 3b 4 l 3 l 0
Zarilla IF o 6 O
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DEFEATS KERRY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF
IRELAND FOOTBALL

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-UD-
Cavan won the All-Ireland Sen
ior Football championship, II to
10, beating the defending cham.
pion, Kerry team before so, 00(
people at the Polo grounds to.
day, in the first All-Ireland final
played outside Dublin's Croke
Park.
It was a close and exciting
game all the way, and ate,
Cavan allowed Kerry to get of
to a 8 to l lead on goals by B.
Garvey, and ]. Dowling, plus
two points by j. O'Connor, Cavan
came back strong, picking ur
four points and two field goals
within the next three minutes.
The goals in this Cavan rally
were by T. D. O'Reilly and M.
Higgins.
In the second half, Cavan
dominated the play entirely. be.
ing on the offensive entirely and
keeping for the most part down
in Kerry territory.
p. Donahue was the leading
scorer for Cavan with eight
points, while T. O'Connor had
four points for Kerry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
SPLIT
D~OURLEHEADER In
SERIES PLAYOFFS

Acme-Delco split two games
yesterday afternoon in a best two
out-of-three playoff series, TAX
ing the first game from the
Shackletown nine by a 9 to 8
score, but dropping the night
cap to a fast Daleville club, 9 TOT.
With T. Burdeaux getting
three fer Shackletown and Bill
Clayton banging out three safe
ties out of four trips to the plate
for Delco, the initial contest
proved a free-hitting affair
throughout.
Billy Wehehahn led Delco hit
tiers with two for four in the
twilight game, while Burgens
Malpass got two for two for
Daleville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
PIRATES LOSE 2; II
BACK IN CELLAR

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 14-th~
A battle for last place ended
with Pittsburgh back in the Ma
tional League cellar today as the
Philadelphia Pills dumped the
Pirates in both ends of a double
header, z to 3, and 9 to z.
Emil (Dutch) Leonard limited
the Pirates to six hits in the
opener and Schoolboy Rowe was
credited with winning the night
cap.
Rowe had a little more trouble
in the second game, giving up II
hits, but managed to last out
the contest while his Teammates
pounded five Pirate hurlers for
the same number of blows.
Ralph Kiner, now leading the
major leagues in homers with
40, went hitless in the first game
and managed only one safety off
Rowe. He walked three times.
during the afternoon.
fESpSf EownA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
zARHARDT COPS
GOLF TOURNEY

DURHAM, Sept. IA. - @ -
Grabbing the lead on the very
first hole and building it into
a four up advantage at the end
of the morning round OF
play, Zarhardt, veteran shot
maker from Greensboro, defeat
ed medalist Clayton Heather in
in the finals of the $1,000 Tri-
State Golf tournament here to-
day, S and 4.
Zarhardt lost only two holes
during the match to the veteran
Charlotte golfer, who turned in
a blazing IS to cop the qualify
the runnerup in qualifying play
ing medal honors. Zarhardt wa
with a 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Jacobs Pitches Spins
To S To 0 Victory
And Finals In ESL
BY JIGGS POWERS

BLADENBORC, Sept. IA. -
Cole Jacobs, Bladenboro Spin
ners stylish left handler, pitched
his mates into the Eastern State
League finals here today blu shut
ting out the Elizabethtown Red
.Sox, so.
Jacobs almost had his first
semi-pro no-hit game as the only
hit against him was Bill Chas-
sons line single to left field in
the opening stanza.
Jacobs famed IA Red Sox,
walked one, and hit one better
with the battsmen and the walk
ed man combined with a Spin
ner error loading the bases in
the ninth frame for the only Sos
threat.
The 17-year-old portsider far
ned Charlie Ragen and forced
Gibson to ground out to end the
Wall game.
The Spinners scored twice in
the third inning on singles by
Fowler and Woodrow Jacobs, fol
lowed by doubles by Johnny
Hammonds and James Cain.
Two more were batted in in the
fifth frame and one more In the
eighth.
The Bladenboro nine collected
10 hits on Britt and Fowler.
Leading hitters were Johnny
Hammonds with two doubles ano
a single for four trips to the
plate, and Cain with a double
and a single in his four journeys
to the home plate.
This was Jacobs second game
win of the series as he also beat
the Elizabethtown lads 90 in the
first series game.
The finals of the ESL will be-
gin Sunday afternoon at White
vile with the Spinners battling
the Whiteville Comets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Win Doubleheader Ouer Reds
While Cards Bow To Giants
Trample Cincinnati, 1872, And Go, To Take
Seven Game Lead With Only II Re- q
manning Games To Be Played 5 !
CINCINNATI, Sept. 14.-(AP)

CINCINNATI, Sept. 14.-(AP)
The rampaging Brooklyn
Dodgers extended their nation
al league lead to seven full
games today with a double
header victory over Cincinnati
1872, and 6-3, while runner-up
st. Louis was losing to the New
York Giants.
An overflow crowd Of "a, 622
saw Lefty Joe Hatten gain both
victories for his 18th and 18th
triumphs of the season.
The Dodgers Immediately an
nounced they would accept ap-
plications for world series
tickets starting tomorrow.
Applications should be adj
dressed to World Series Res
ervations, Brooklyn National
League Baseball Club, Inc,
215 Montague ST., Brooklyn 2,
New York.
The Brooklyn hurler, after
scattering seven Redleg hits in
the opener came to the mound
in the nightcap fourth, snuffed
out a Cincinnati rally and linn
tied the Rhinelanders to one hit
the rest of the way.
The Reds, buried under a 16-
hit Dodger attack in tina first
game, came to life in the second
and led 80 for three rounds.
The Brooks then let go on
starter Ken Raffensberger in
the next frame, driving him
from the mound and deadlock
ing the game. Harry Gumbert
took over and held the Dodgers
until the seventh when, with
Pee Wee Reese on second by
virtue of a walk, a forceout
and Jackie Robinson's single:
pinch batter Arky Vaughn sin.
gled in what proved to be the
winning run.
Team W L Pct GB TT
brooklyn SO 81 .629 - II
list. Louis 80 SO .576 Z Il
REMAINING M
Brooklyn-11.
st. Louis-15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
DETROIT MAULS
SENS 1856, 81

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-R-
Detroit mauled Washington's
pitchers for 81 hits today, sweep
ing a double 1876 and 81.
The Tigers compiled 20 hits in
the opener as Vic Wertz con-
tributed a home run, triple,
double and single, scored five
times and batted across four
runs.
Detroit blasted Walter Master
son for seven runs in the first
two innings and Freddie Hutch
inson notched his 18th victory in
the first game, with Hoot Evers
hitting a home run, double and
two singles and George Kell
adding a double and three sing
les.
Dizzy Trout annexed his 10Th
win in the nightcap as the Tigers
pried six runs from Milo Can
DIM in the first two innings.
fEirxt Eamel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Reyt Clegg's Double Gives
Spins First ISL Series Win

caNFORD, Sept. IA double
Hovt Clegg in the fourth in
by o!ua brought three runs over
1naS home plate and ran up the
tic that defeated the Lumber
s'o' Cubs for the first time in
va Tobacco State League series
playoffs.
The Cubs have trampled the
,.;rners for the past three con-
seso,,tiye games, but were hand
u their first series defeat with
s H. snins and the second defeat
gv the entire ISL series
Another victory for the Lum-
,or+on diamondneers will give
4ts,n their fourth win and the
championship of the Tobacco
c+ste League with the right to
ssnresent the league in any game
- which they wish to partici-
The four run inning came in
l.. fourth after the two teams
ssId a one to one tie score. Phil
choffner doubled as Bruce He'd
-;ck drove out to center field.
pobbv Pugh was then walked
Nv Zmizewski, Pugh hunted to fill
NJ bases, and heavy-hitter
rIeeg doubled to bring in Shoff-
ner, Pugh and Keane, and hold
margin of 81 over the Spinners
st the end Of the frame as Quinn
single to bring in Clegg.
The other two runs for the
SINNERS came in the seventh
frame as Holiday doubled, Mes
selrode singled to drive in Holli-
dav, and Hedrick came in on a
telder's croice.
The Cubs two tallies were
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Thom-
son q, Mize 2, Musial, Cooper 3, jan
sen, Gordon. Two base hit Jones.
Three base hits-Mize, Marshall, Cooper.
Home ~runs-Cooper. Thomson. Double
plays-Mize, Kerr and Mize; Mize Jun
assisted. Left on bases-New York 7,
st. Louis 1. Bases on balls-Hearn 3,
Staley l. Hits-off Hearn 7 in 5 2-3 in
Pollet l, Strikeouts-Hearn l.. Jansen 4,
nings; off Staley l in 1-3; off Pollet S
in 8. Losing pitcher-Hearn. Umpires-
Magerkurth, Stewart and Henline. Time
2:03. Attendance 2s, $50 (paid).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

The Dodgers got another IN
the eighth on Don Lund's sec
ond double of the game and
clouted a homer in the ninth.
The league-leaders pounded
Redleg hurlers Kent Peterson
and Bub Lively for nine runs
in the first two innings in the
opener and then coasted to
victory. Johnny Hetki, the Reds
third hurler, kept them in check
until the ninth when five hits
and a walk were good for four
Brooklyn runs.
Reese with two doubles in
three trips to the plate drove
in four runs in the first game,
and Hatten helped his own
cause, batting in three for the
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
BOSTON,, CHICAGO
! GAME WASHED OUT

BOSTON, Sept. 14-F- Rain
washed out the Boston Red Sox-
Chicago White Sox double-head-
er today while the teams were in
a IL tie after seven and a half
innings of the opener. As a re-
suit, the rival Seekers will play
twin bills tomorrow and Tues
day.
Most of the q, $50 crowd sat
through the heavy downpour for
more than an hour before the
all-off signal was announced.
Joe dobson hurled for the Red
Sox and gave up six hits while
his mates were collecting seven
off Lefty Ed Lopat.
The Red Sox filled the bases
in the second inning on singles
by Bobby Doerr, Sam Mele, and
a Jake Jones grounder that
Luke Appling juggled.
Doerr scored as Birdie Teb-
belts hit Into a double play and
Dobson Kept Mele stranded on
third by grounding out to Lloyd
Baker.
Dobson kept the Chisox
BANKED until the fifth, which
Baker opened with a single to
center and then stole second. He
advanced as Lopat grounded out
and scooted on Don Kolloway's
hard drive to deep center.
Ted Williams went down
swinging twice before drawing
his 15Oth pass of the season and
Johnny Pesky poked a single
over second base to stretch his
hitting streak to Is consecutive
games.
fTiPat aAwel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

Errors-Tresh, Applins. Runs batted
in-Kolloway. Sacrifices-Doerr. Three
base hit-Tucker. Stolen base-Baker:
Double play Baker, Holloway and
York; Doerr, Pesky and Jones. Left on
bases-Chicago 6; Boston 8. Bases on
bals-off Lopat 2, off Dobson 2. Strike
outs-by Lopat Z, by Dobson s.. I'm
pires-Hurley, Boyer, Rommel, Passa-
rella. Time 1:48. Attendance $1,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

The Three Kings o. Cologne
were the three wise men OF
magi, Melchoir, Kaspar ano
Balthazar who followed the stal
from the East to where it rested
above the newborn Jesus. Theil
bones are said to have been
placed in Cologne cathedral, Ger
many, and their skulls were ex
hibited there as late as the 18th
century. Those who touched
them were supposed to be healed
of their diseases. The names Of
the three kings were also used
as q charm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

E1rors-Dillinger, Moss. Runs batted in
- D%illinger, Zarilla, Heinrich 3, Raschi,
Lindell, Berardino, Stephens. Two base
h~it-Stephens. Three base hits-Dillinser.
DiMaggio. Home runs-Henrich, Lindell,
Berardino. Stolen bases-Stephens, d.
Maggie. Left on bases-St. Louis S. New
York Z. Bases on balls-off Kinder 3,
Potter 3, Raschi l, Page /. Strike outs
Kinder 3, Potter /, Raschi !, Page 4.
Hits-off Kinder 2 in 3 1-3 innings;
Potter 4 in %; Raschi 6 in 5 1-3; Page
l in 3 20. Passed balls-Moss. Winning
pitcher-Raschi. Losing pitcher-Kinder.
Umpires-Weafer, Mckinley, MCGOWAN
and Grieve. Time 2:1o. Attendance -
.3, O9O paid.
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made in the first frame and
the fourth.
The initial run began in the
fourth as Stanley walked, Marx
walked, Jamin doubled, bring
ing Stanley into home.
The final marker was made
IN the fourth as Cabiness doubled
and Dixon singled to score Cabi-
ness.
The fifth of the four out OF
at Sanford tomorrow night. If
the Spins leave the field victor
ious they will play host to the
Cubs again Tuesday night with
the seventh and final game TEX
ing place on the Lumberton dia-
mond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, au-
thor Of detective stories, was
knighted because Of his defense
Of the English government in
his book, "The Great Boer War"
Benjamin Twiss and his broth
ers, Hiram and Ira, made clocks
in Meriden county, Connecticut, in
the 1905 and 30s. Most Of their
clocks were sold by peddlers. One
brother stayed in Meriden while
another was in Nashville, Tenn,
and a third in Montreal. This was
one of the first chain marketings
Of American clocks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Brooklyn Cinching 1917 National League Pennant
GIANTS TAP LOUIS
FOR 81 TRIUMPH

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14-R-The
New York Giants pounced on a
tired st. Louis Cardinal pitching
staff for 13 hits to drop the St.
Louis Cardinals with a 9 to l
triumph today.
Walker Cooper and Bob Thorn
son hit home runs each and
Cooper, Johnny Mize and Will
lard Marshall each socked' a
three-bagger in the attack.
Larry Jansen hurled the vic
tory for New York holding the
birds to five hits, one of them a
double by Rookie Nippy Jones in
the fourth which led to a run
when Stan Musial singled him
home.
The giants took their first
three runs in the third when
starter Jim Hearn gave up two
walks and Thomson singled one
man across with the first tally.
Mize clouted the ball for his
three-sacker for two more.
New York got to Hearn again
in the sixth frame with Marshall
pounding out a single: Cooper
lining the ball into the left field
bleachers and Six Gordon, Jack
Lohrke and Jansen knocking out
singles-the last blow coming
against reliefer Jess Staley.
HOWE Pollet was the victim
of the Giants eighth inning
drive-giving up two triples in a
row to Marshall and Cooper.
Gordon hit safely to score
Cooper with the eighth run.
Thomson homered to open the
ninth for the visitors last score.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
CONTENDER

KY, Sept IA.
-R- Hambletonian Winner
Hoot Mon can become the 18th
double crown winner of Har-
ness racing by capturing the
$4,000 Kentucky futurity at
the Lexington Trots Sept. n.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Kell 3,
Evers 3, Cullenbine, Wagner 2, Wertz
4, Mullin 3, Robertson 2. Priddy. sulli-
van, Vernon 2. Two base hits-Travis,
Robertson, Wertz, Evers, KeIL. Three base
hittWertz, Mullin. Home runs-Wertz,
Evers. Sacrifice-Mullin. Left on bases
Detroit 9; Washington 10. Bases on
balls-Masterson 2, Hutchinson 4, Cary
2, Dozier l. Strikeouts-Masterson 2,
Hutchinson 4, Cary /. Hits-off Master
son 8 in q off Cary II in 4 1-3; Oft
Dozier 1 in 2 2-3. Winning pitcher -
Hutchinson. = Losing pitcher-Masterson.
Umpires Jones, Hubbard and Berry.
Time 2:21.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

A century ago the Japanese
government permitted only physi-
clans to learn the Dutch 1angu.
age. AS a result, everyone who
wished to learn Dutch protested
to be a medical student and 5000
pupils are said to have passed
through the Osaka medical school
in "a years.