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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Bonev. Andrews Lead Net
Team In Wilson Matches
Play Today In First
ECTA Battle; Raleigh
Plays Here Saturday

Led by Les Boney and Captain
Bob Andrews, the newly formed
Wilmington Tennis team invades
wilson today in the opening bat
2 for Eastern Carolina Tennis as
citation laurels.
Thad> Watts, president of the
ilmington club, disclosed Boney
I'D be number one on the squad,
! Andrews, acting as captain in
absence Of Gene Fonvielle, is
Led as number two.
Boney will clash with B. B. Ply
Ter, Jr., ex-Davidson net ace, and
Andrews will meet Jim Dempsey,
who paced a Darlington squad in
past seasons.
Andrews and Boney will also
team in doubles play, but the Will
son doubles teams are not yet Sc
lected. Wilson last year finished
in the ECTA cellar, and their team
is about the same as last season.
After the two top stars for the
Wilmingtonians come in order, Bob
Getty 90, Jimmy Sloan o., Ar
chic Fountain 60, and Dick Hew-
lett, present top player at MINIS,
60. Hewlett and Getty will make
the second doubles team for Will
mington, and Fountain and Sloan
will team up in the third pair.
Four singles in the womens d.
vision will be played. Mary john
son, Mary Bland. Jean Tillett, and
Joan Nets play in that order.
The first two named will pair up
in doubles, and Colleen Gam and
Nancy Brown, from MINIS, will
make up the other doubles team
for the girls. Wilson'S women's
team hasn't been named, but Linda
Thomas captains the ladies, and is
number n player. She reached
the semi-finals in the Eastern Caro-
lima state tourney last year.
Other men on the Wilson team
are Aaron Russell 60, Dick Brooks
"a, George Flowers 80. and Ne.
bane Lea CO..
Wednesday Wilmington travels
to Goldsboro, and Raleigh comes
to the Port City Saturday for the
first local net clash Robert
Strange playground will be the
site, and Jesse Reynolds, city rec.
reational director has high hopes
Of greeting all six courts in shape
for the matches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
PIRATES AT DUNN TODAY

handler held the highly touted Spin
batting lineup to two scattered
hits, and came out on top of the
final 81.
Cheshire famed II, including the
ball-belting Nesselrode twice, as
his fast ball and curve worked
perfectly. He faced % men, walk
ing four.
Sanford reached Cheshire for a
run in the second frame when
Messing strolled, and a for, d
at second by Pugh. Hedrick caught
one of Cheshire's fast balls for a
two base wallop against the left
field wall, scoring Pugh, and for
ever after the Spinners were hand
cuffed.
Tae BUGS grabbed the lead in
the fourth inning. With one OF,
Hoggy Davis tripled to deep right.
Andy Poklemba singled Davis
home, and moved to second on an
infield out. Steckel's safety to
center tailed Poklemba.
In the eighth, Bill Benton drill
ed a double to right, and scored
when Roy Lamb, in at second
for the injured Hardisky, singled.
Fielding gem of the night was
turned in by Harry Bridges, when
he ran deep into foul territory for
a fly off the bat of Hedrick.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
|UNC PINS HOPES
IN TRACK MEET
ON SELICMAN

CHAPEL HILL, May 10 A big
fellow who never participated in
high school athletics but who as
a collegian has established himself
as an outstanding weight man is
likely to be one of the high scorers
in the 23rd annual Southern Con-
ference outdoor track meet here
next Friday and Saturday.
Bob Seligman of Brooklyn and
the University of North Carolina
has had a big hand in the point
making in every meet the unde-
feated Tar Heels have had this
season. In fact, he has won both
the discus and shot events in al
of them except the Carolina re-
lays when he was beaten in the
former by Byerly of N. c. State
Seligman first entered Carolina
in 1914. He was interested IN
chemistry, not track. Back at his
home borough's Erasmus high he
never had on an athletic uniform
of any kind. But he was big and
strong looking and n day, Dale
Ransom, Cardinals assistant track
coach, saw him watching practice,
Dale invited him to don a track
suit and become one of the boys
Seligman agreed.
From the outset Bob was ar
earnest student of the sport anc
showed high promise. When ne
was transferred to Georgia TecF
in the Viz he was on his way anc
that winter he came down tt
Chapel Hill on the Tech track team
and won the Southern Invitation
Indoor games shot put with a 40
feet six-inch heave. Then. tina
spring, he captured first honors
in the Southeastern AAU discus
throw and was runner-up in the
chot mt
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
W L Pct. G RI
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK, May 10. lp
Probable pitchers for tomorrov,s
major league games (won and
lost records in parenthesesJ.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis at Pittsburgh o.
Burkhardt O-2) and Munger r.1
Or Pollet Q-3) vs.. Higbe CD and
Roe Old or Bahr CD.
Boston at New York o.
Sain CD and Johnson Q-W vs..
Ayers O-2) and Kennedy Q.2).
Brooklyn at Philadelphia o,
- Chandler 600 and Taylor D.W
VS.. Rowe do and Leonard (4.1).
Chicago at Cincinnati ~
Lade Go and Wyse 90 vs.
Hetki(1-1) and Peterson Old.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Chicago-0)-Trucks
(2-1) and trout CID VS.. Lee (2-O
and Lopat CD.
Cleveland at st. Louis - Fmbree
(2-2) VS.. Kramer go.
New York at Boston - Bevens
ON VS.. Fine CID.
Philadelphia at Washington - O.
Savage (0-2) and Fowler (2-2)
VS.. Hudson go and Masterson
CID.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charleston Z Jacksonville S.
Savannah 4 Columbia 3, III in.
nings).
Greenville 10 Macon 3.
Augusta 10 Columbus 7.
Syracuse u Buffalo 2.
Rochester Is Baltimore 8.
Newark IL Toronto 2, first,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City 5 Montreal /.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
STORMY WEATHER VISITOR

MUREHEAD CITY, May TO =
The racing sail yacht Stormy
Weather., which in recent years
has chalked up more victories in
ocean races than any other vessel
carrying canvas was in Morehead
City this week for several days.
She was enroute from Cat Cay in
British West Indies to the Great
Lakes and her home port of Toledo.
She will race in the events sched-
uled for vessels Of her class to be
presented on the Lakes this sum-
mer. Owner of STORMY Weather..
is F. M. Temple. and the vessel
flies the colors Of the Toledo Yacht
club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Rubber Fishing Suit
Makes Appearance Here

A new twist has been added tc
fishing by employees Of the Keller
corporation, Camp Davis.
r. B. Lytz, fishing from South
Topsail, landed a seven and one.
half pound puppy drum Friday.
That is not unusual but the fact
that he was wearing a rubber
divers suit, sans helmet, is.
Lytz waded out to shoulder
height and made his casts with
out getting wet.
Accompanying him, and l4ndjea
a few mullets, was D. W. Audrv
chief of the Camp Davis fire de-.
partner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Dodgers Defeat Phi||ies;
Cards Banked By Pirates

PHILADELPHIA, May 10-(Pe
Southpaw Joe Hatten gained his
third straight victory today and
snapped a three game Brooklyn
losing skein by hurting the Dodg-
ers to a AZ win over the Philadel-
phia Phillies.
Hatten allowed the Phils only
six hits, including an inside-the-
park homer by Andy Seminick in
the second frame while his mates
collected eight safeties off Tommy
Hughes and Blk Donnelly.
Veteran Ed Stanky broke up the
game by singing home two runs
| after two were out in the fifth
inning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Anderson Tigers
Lick Sunset Park

Led by Eddie Coley. who wal
Hoped four hits in four trips for a
perfect day at the plate, the An
derson Tigers defeated Sunset
Park yesterday 12-1.
Brian Mullinx and Johnny Crow
ley also powered the Tigers IL hi
assault on Charlie Smith, each
clouting home runs.
ToWles handcuffed the Sunset
Park team with three scattered
hits, with Rod Eason, Billy Stone,
and Homer Ellis the only batters
able to solve ToWles' slants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

PITTSBURGH, May 10 - up -
Lefty Fritz Ostermueller pitched
six-hit ball today as the Pittsburgh
Pirates opened a long home sta,
with a 3 to 0 shutout win over
the St. Louis Cardinals. A crowd
of l2,579 braved the chill sunshine
as the Pirates made the most o.
four hits collected from two Card
inal hurlers.
Murray Dickson started for the
Cards and gave up only two hits
until lifted for a pinch hitter in
the seventh. He was charged with
his fourth straight loss. John
Grodzicki yielded the other two
hitc
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

Runs batted in: Poklemba, Hedrick,
Steckel, Bridges. Two-base hits: He'd
rick, Benton. Three-base hits: Davis.
Stolen bases: Quinn. Left on bases:
Pirates 5; Sanford 5. Bases or balls
off: Cheshire 4. Struck out, by Ches-
hire II; House 2.Hits Off: House in Z
innings 6: McFadden in l innings 2.
Wild pitches: McFadden. Umpire:
Davidzuk and Ruck. Time Of game:
1876.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
CLEMSON WINS

DAVIDSON, May 10 - R) -
The hustling Clemson Tigers rout-
ed Davidson, Is to l, today in the
Wildcats final baseball game OF
the season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Warsaw Lumberton Win;
3-Way Tie For Second

The Clinton Blues were dropped
into the taree-way tie in the To-
Ibacco State league last night bow
ing to Red Springs, 1913, as War
saw and Wilmington each won,
and moved up in the standings.
At Dunn, Lumberton unleashed
a powerful hitting attack to whip
the Twins, 11-6.
Warsaw's victory came at & 18th
field, by a 104 margin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

Runs batted in: Balba, Eonta, Ciana,
Osofeski, Miner, Bohannon. LAX, Ro-
land, Wilmer. Stolen bases: Howard 2,
S%crobola, Andrews, Bohannon. Double
plays: Osofski to Balla to Ellington,
Scrobola to Jordan to Wilmer. Left on
bases: Smithfield II; Warsaw 8. Bases
on bails-off: Osofski 7, Conn S. Struck
out, by Osofski 3, Conn 9. Hit by pitch
er, by Osofski 2. Umpire: House and
Wilson. Time of game: 2:35.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

Run batted in: Chasin 2; Marx 8;
Caviness, Wilbourne 2; Garcia, Leblanc;
Jamin; Miller 2; Jones. Two-base hits:
Chasin, Rearsall. Garcia. Threee-base
hits: Caviness, Miller. Bases on balls
off: Garcia Il; Wilbourne S. Struck
out, by Garcia II, Wilbourne q, Parker
3. Hits off: Wilbourne in 2 innings u;
Parker in 2 innings 0. Losing pitcher:
Wilbourne. Time of game: 2:l0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

Errors: Sisler. Runs batted in: West
lake, Cuisine. Sacrifices: Ostermueller.
Double plays: Cuisine to Cox to
Greensboro; Cox. Basinski, Greenberg.
Left on bases: st. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 6.
Bases Oh balls: off Dickson S, Oster-
mueller l., Grodzicki l. Strikeouts: by
Dickson 3; Ostermue1ler 4. Hits: off
Dickson 2 in 7 innings; Grodzincki 2 in
1. Losing pitcher: Dickson. Umpires:
Barlick, Gore and ~Pinelli. Attendance:
1859. Time: 200.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

RED SPRINGS $1,000 100 610 OOx-10
Runs batted in: Vorrell, Cilinski,
Ward, Colonies, Wolfe 2, Parnell 4,
Weaver. Three-base hits: Vorrell. Home
runs: Parnell. Bases on balls-off: Sell
ers 4, George 8, Karies 3. Struck out,
by Sellers S; George 2; karies S. Hits
off: George 9 in 8 % innings; Karies S
in S 1-2 innings, pitcher:
George. Time of game: 2:15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
Pirates Defeat Spinners 81
AS Cheshire Hur|s Two-Hitter
BUGS Move Into
Second Place Tie

The league leading Sanford Spin
ners bumped into Lefty Cheshire
last night at Legion stadium, and
dropped their second game of the
season, as the star Pirate left
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

TOTALS ---- % 2 6 q IL
z-Rolled out for Hughes in 9th.
zz-Rolled out for H. Walker in 9th.
zzz-Walked for Wyrostek in 9Th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

Errors: Schultz. Runs batted in
Seminick, Ennis. Reiser, Stanky 2, F.
Walker. Two base hit: Ennis. Home
runs: Seminick,r Reiser. Sacrifice: Hat
ten. Double plays: Rojek to Stankey to
Robinson 2; Robinson to Reese. Left on
bases: Philadelphia 2; Brooklyn 6.
Bases on balls: off Hatten 3; Hughes /;
Donnelly l.. %Strikeouts: by Hughes /;
Hatten /. Hits: off Hughes 7 in 8 in
nings; Donnelly 1 in 1. Losing pitcher:
Hughes. Umpires: Jorda and Barr.
Time: 200. Attendance: 1856.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
YMCA BASEBALL
LEAGUE RESULTS

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clsrnen In9aben brahen Die &llll,n
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Die &ubIcnuprtommen ganj Spit
tcrsens neroeu bon Sad NIT
$ Ntiu:uroen 5onnen berchuet.
Sie V nter iino jurjeit aui Spls
bergen 10 milo, oab oie Sfiifabri
iebr lange auirebtcrbalten bleibe1
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uno ainoer. in Sperbrupbpen 215
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uno nlI ser peltuergelienen fleinen
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6unoerte norncaiiter 6angidiiie
uon 5abrpniiern alsaeldlpiien, po
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baB es ourh Die ruiiiihen Toroeruns
gen, MaBnabmen uno Ginhrdnfiln.
gen fortm1brenO geiteigert miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-31

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uno nt2gt nur 1900 Eiunb. gs
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