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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
WOLFPACK PLAY
FAIRM0NT TODAY
Whiteville's Indicated
Baseball Team Will Be
Seeking 9th Win
BR LIGGS POWERS

WHITEVILLE, April 8 - Coach
Earl Brinkley takes his unbeaten
Wolfpack of Whiteville High school
to Fairmont Tuesday afternoon to
meet the Golden Tornadoes and
attempt 10 annex their sixth
straight baseball victory of the
season.
When the baseball campaign
opened the willy Brinkley was
given little chance of winning over
half of his scheduled contests with
few lettermen back from last
years squad. About the only out
standing vet was the ace right :
handler, Dan "Double-No-Hit' Will
liams, who was expected to bear
most of the burden of mound duty.
Another bit of luck that helpd
Brinkly's stock to climb was
when, during the fall Of 1916, Rome
Anderson, little catcher who hand
les the stick very well, transferred
to WIS from Williams High. Now,
the red-hot 'ack, composed
mainly of green rockies, r sit
ting on top of the race in Column
bus County, having defeated both
of the leading contenders, Halls =
boro Tigers and Fair Bluffs Red
Caps during the past week. The
wins came by identical scores OF
4 to 2.
In the game at Hallsboro every
one was expecting a pitchers duel
between Williams and Bob Stan :
ley, Hallsboro's ace. They got just
that, except that the smart Brink
ley pitched the wrong Williams.
Instead of Dan he started a gang
ly IS year old freshman, Rudolph,
who came through in fine style by
stunning the Tigs, unbeaten since
1915 in the county with a six-hit
performance. Not ono was the
kid in danger of losing, pitching
a cool, cautious game all the way.
He was aided considerably by
Andy Anderson and Billy Ellis,
who hit triples and Don Taylor
with two for three. Stanley allow
ed only five hits, but the Pack
managed to bunch h e m. Sealey
hit two for three for the Tigers.
Dan Williams did pitch the win
over Fair Bluff, allowing only two
hits, both by Floyd, a single and
triple. He famed 10 in winning
his third game of the year. Cal
vert Davis, Cap finger, also gave
up. only two bingles, and famed
10 but was exceedingly wild. This
proved his undoing as he walked
six followed by the Pack hits,
singles by Williams and Anderson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
WINTER PARK WHIPS
SPOFFORD, 8 TO 6

The Winter Park baseball team
of the City Junior League eked
out a 8 to 6 victory over Spoffcrd
Mills yesterday afternoon at
Robert Strange park in an exhi-
bition game.
MILFORD Ellison handled the
hurting duties throughout the
game and held the Spofford club
well at bay. Errors by his team
mates and occasional wildness
permitted most of the Spofford
runs.
Leading hitters OF h e contest
were Claude King with a home
run and single for three trips and
Ronald Hobbs with two for three
fer Spofford Mills and Jere Hill
burn of Winter Park with two
triples in three times at bat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
D0SHER IS YMCA
HANDBALL CHAMP
Defeats Reverend McOuere
For Wilmington Hand
ball Championship =.

Harry Dosher's triumph in the
last two games of a three game
series over Reverend James Nc
Quere gave him the championship
of the YMCA Senior Glass A Single
Handball tournament before a
packed crowd in the YMCA hand
ball building last night.
Championship of Glass B was
undetermined as the PLAYERS,
Homer Council and Harold May,
were unable to meet for the cham
pionship of Glass B playoff series.
Stan Safer became victorious in
the last two games of the three
game series and handed a defeat
to Robert Miller to win champion
ship of Glass C in the YMCA
Senior Single Handball Tourna-
ment.
Dosher fell to the hands of Nc.
Quere in the first engagement by
a 1921 score, but came back in
the next two games and pulled two
consecutive victories of 21-5 and
21-19 to win the championship.
This championship marked the
first for Dosher but through the
years he has paced closely behind
the winners and has defeated some
of the champions of former years.
McQuere ranks as the second
best player of the YMCA and Viii
mington in the handball sport and
at ONE tiHe was the champion
handball player in Wilmington.
Stan Safer, a newcomer to the
YMCA handball court, found tough
going in the first encounter with
Miller and fell behind in the first
defeat by a 21-10 margin.
The second game was speeded
up and the newcomer handed
Miller the same as Dosher handed
McQuere to win championship by
markers of 21-16 and 21-19.
Dosher, Safer, and the winner
of class B will be awrded whit
YMCA 1T" shirts with Whining
ton "Y" inscribed on the front.
PartlclpantS In the class +
tournament were Moe Kotler, Dr.
E. P. Walker, Bunny Hines, Sam
my Williams and Ray Sibiger.
Participants in class B tourna
ment Richard Cromwell,
carol Wallace, M. Neworth,
Echols, Harold May, w. M
Echols, A. May, M. Stein, Show
ger and Dan Cameron.
Participants in class c were
Tommy Willis, Deck Jordon, Bert
Moore, D. M. Johnson, D'Lugin
J. Schulken, Linwood Grissom
and Stewart Franklin.
Buddy Davis, former champion
of Wilmington, is undecided of
whether he will play Dosher or
not. If he plays Dosher, it will
be announced at a later date.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
Louis 0rrell Sele cted
Tournament Chairman
Working Committee Named In Star-News
Golf Tournament; Date For Meet
To Be Announced This Week

He will be assisted by Gil
Smith, sports editor of the
News and Roy Cook, sports
editor of the Morning Star. This
committee is expected to work
In coordination with the tourna-
ment committee.
The Star-News has invited
all advertisers, national, local,
classified and legal to partici-
pate In the tournament for
prizes and the papers will be
hosts to all entrants. The con-
testants will be given a week
to qualify, and the opening
rounds will be played on a
Sunday, to be announced later.
After Is holes Of qualification
rounds, the finals will be held
the following Sunday. The start
ing date will be announced
this week.
Included in the list of entrants
are expected to be many of
the city's top golfers and bust
nessmen. The tournament COM
mittee will be chosen from this
group.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
BABE RUTH NAMED.
FORD C0NSULTANT.
Home Run King To Aid In
Carrying Out American
Legion Baseball Bill

NEW YORK, April 7-UR-
Home run king Babe Ruth, weak
and wan from a recent operation,
was named today as a consultant
to the Ford Motor company in
connection with it's participation in
the nationwide American Legion
Junior baseball program.
On the eve of his departure for
a Florida vacation, the Babe at
tended a press conference at which
his new post in baseball was an
nounced.
And as he returned to baseball
for the first time since 1888, the
Babe picked the St. Louis Cardi
nails to retain the national league
pennant and asserted there would
be four tough clubs" in the Amer
lean League race-Boston, Detroit,
New York and Cleveland.
But I am really happy to be
back in the game, no matter what
the capacity" the shaky Bambino
said. "You know how I've always
felt about kids playing baseball.
For the first ne in my life ]
feel that l have a chance to put a
lot of my ideas into action through
an organized junior baseball pro
gram sponsored by the American
Legion.
Ruth, who spent two and a hall
months in the hospital, continued:
They call me a %consultant but
Fl want to tell you that 1 plan te
work hard at this job-just as hare
as my health permits. The pos
sibilities of this job are unlimited
and l won't be happy until we have
every boy in America between the
age of six and 16 wearing q glove
ana swinging a bat"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
Whites Dairy Defeats
Sears Club, Is To Is

Whites Dairy handed Sears
Store a 1913 defeat in last nights
YMCA Older Boys Softball World
Series.
Sears led 1911 going into the
final inning, but the Whites club
smashed in seven tallies to walk
off with the contest.
The lineups were as follows:
Whites Dairy - Harry Barnhill,
first base; Robert Wells, third
base; Frank Kicks, catcher; Won
der Leith, pitcher; Within Han
sley, second base. For Sears Roe
buck = Charles Kennedy, first
base; Lyn Batson, pitcher; Vic
Batson, catcher; By Rackley, left
field; Roy Mcclellan, second base.
This Softball league, an indoor
affair, operates every Monday
night for the next seven Mondays.
The winners receive champion
"Y" shirts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
RAILROAD CLERKS
WALL0P RESERVES
Features Softball
Contest Between Class
A Ball Clubs

The Brotherhood of Railroad
Clerks handed the Naval Reserve
a narrow 8 to 7 defeat last night
at the Robert Strange ball parA
in a hitting contest that had the
pitchers of both sides walking
around in dizzy spells.
Ploogie Waters of the Naval Re-
serve slashed out two hits includ-
ing a tremendous home run to pace
his outfit against the Railroad
hurlers, while E. T. Aud did the
same for the winners, hammer
ing out two bingles also.
Pitchers last night were Sam
Rowan, Tommy Smith, and A. K.
Holloman for the Railroad Clerks
and Billy Mason and Gray for the
Reserves.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08

WV AAAIos
The Coastal Plains team started
the scoring in the first inning
when they pushed across a single
tally on two hits. Maloney, first
up, singled and advanced to second
on a fielders choice. Jake Daniels
singled to right and Maloney
scored.
The Pirates came back in their
end of the first stanza to add five
markers. Four hits, including a
double by Harry Bridges, a hit
batter and a base on ball all added
to five tallies.
The BUGS came back in the third
to add three more on three hits
and a couple of. hit batsmen.
Again in the fourth the Buccan-
neers crossed pay dirt five times.
This time they combined two hits,
two walks, two hit batters and a
fielders choice to account for the
markers.
The Coastal Plains aggregation
added one in the fifth and sixth
and came back strong in the
eighth to tally three uns In the
ninth the New Bernians jumped on
the bandwagon for four runs.
The leading hitters for Whining
ton were Bill Benton with 2 for q;
Muscemeci, speedy shortstop also
collected two for four and Joe
Muscovitch, center fielder, clout-
ed out a pair in three trips at
bat. Bob Steckel, who started
the game at third Ease scored
three runs with out an official
time at bat. He was walked
twice and it by a pitched ball
in his three appearances.
Maloney with two for foul set
the pace for the visitors.
1t was announced that the
Pirates will play the Bears again
Thursday night at Legion Stadium.
A large crowd was on hand last
night to see the Buccaneers open
their exhibition slate at home.
NEW BERN Alb R H o A E
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08

Louis Orrell was yesterday
named as chairman of the
tournament committee for the
forthcoming Star-News Adver-
Users golf tournament, which
is scheduled to get underway
soon at the Municipal golf
course. The date for the tour
ney has not been set.
Orrell, a former Wilmington
city golf champion, was runner
up in the NUM- Spring tourna-
ment last year and president of
the Southeastern North Caro-
lima Beach Association, was
chosen by the Star-News and
will assist the sponsor in Sc
lecting a committee to take
charge of the arrangements for
the tournament.
A working committee, to as
sist the tournament committee.
to be appointed by Orrell, has
been selected. Jack Newman of
the Star-News Advertising de-
partment will serve as chair
man Of this working committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
DEAC0NS TRAMPLE
STATE, Is TO 3
Art Hoch Blasts Three.
Run Roundtripper In
Wake Forest Triumph

RALEIGH, April 7 R -
Wake Forest combed three pitch
ers for IA hits in chalking up a
1873 victory over N. c.. State Col
lege here today in the annual
Easter Monday baseball game be-
tween the old rivals.
Coach Murray Greason's boys
pushed over a brace runs in the
first inning, and put the game
on ice with a two-run outburst
in the fourth.
Meanwhile Raymond Moe)
Bauer handcuffed State with
even hits. Bauer famed four
and gave only two walks.
Leaders in the victor's attack
we're Art Hoch and Gene Hooks,
each with three for five. One OF
Hoch's blows was a three--un
homer in the eighth.
Wake Forest 200 23o O51-l3 ia 3
N. c. State - 010 DOL 010-3 7 3
Bauer and Batchelor; Ramsey,
Johnson, B. Edwards, and J. Ed
wards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
Carolina Tennis Club
Rolls Over Michigan

CHAPEL HILL, April 7.-lP-
North Cardinals undefeate tennis
team continued its wide open, free
scoring ways against Michigan
University this afternoon by out
steadying the Wolverines, 1912. 1t
was the Tar Heels fifth consecu-
tive win.
Carolina dropped but n single
and one double match.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
THIRD ROUND SET
IN CFCC TOURNEY
Play Must Be Completed
By April -; Finals
On April 20

The results of the second round
OF play in the Cape Fear Country
Club spring golf tournament have
been announced. The third round
must be completed not later than
April -. The finals have been set
for April 20.
The results of the second round:
j. H. Davis Jr. scored a one-up
victory over Charles Blake in one
of the feature matches in the
championship flight. L. B. Orrell
took Harold Alexius, ga. B. M.
Washburn defeated Ike Granger,
80.
j. P. Herring scored a 81 upset
over Robert Strange Jr. to feature
play in the first flight. Strange
was medalist in the tourney. but
couldn't take Herring in the
match today.
L. E. Woodbury. beat F. H. Bal
ley, 80 in the second flight. w.
T. Benton was forced to 10 holes
before downing L. M. Snow. one
up. D. H. carp edged Raeford
Trask, one-up. S. B. Broadfoot al
so was forced into overtime, beat
ing Herbert Bluethenthal one up
in 20.
N. E. Davis trimmed Tom
James, SO, in the third flight. W.
L. Bozeman was a 81 victor over
N. W. Humphry. W. B. Long NOV
ed up with a 4-3 conquest of J. B.
Hughes Jr. Norwood Orrell took
w. R. Chisholm, AZ.
The pairings-First Flight.
H. Davis Jr. VS.. J. P. Herring;
L. B. Orrell VS.. B. M. Washburn
Second Flight. E. Woodberry
VS.. W. T. Benton; D. H. carp VS.
S. B. Broadfoot.
Third Flight N. E. Davis VS..
w. L. Bozeman; w. B. Long VS..
Norwood Orrell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
DEMARET WILL ENTER
EXHIBITION TOURNEY

SOUTHERN PINES, April 7-(P)
Jimmy Demaret who won the
Masters Tournament at Augusta
yesterday will team Up with Lloyd
Mangrum in an exhibition match
to be played Friday over the Mid
Pines golf course. Demaret and
Mangrum will play Bobby Locke.
the South African champion, and
Sammy Snead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
HANOVER LOOP GAMES
SLATED FOR TONIGHT

The New Hanover softball lea
que exhibition schedule opens
play tonight at Robert Strange
park with the Post Office playing
the Loyal Order of Moose at Z
o'clock, Bert Hawley, director of
the league stated yesterday
On slate for Thursday night is
an encounter between the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars and Black
woods Sport Shops Braves. This
tilt will take place from Z to $3.50
O'Clock, and the game will be fol-
lowed with a game involving the
Fire Department and Senior Fra
ternity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
DURHAM BULLS TAKE
WIN OVER CORNELL

DURHAM, April = R) - Al
though outhit, the Durham Bulls
of the Class c Carolina League
took advantage of 10 bases on balls
off three hurlers to defeat a tour
ing Cornell University nine, 10 to
8, here this afternoon.
The collegians led the pro clue
until the fourth when the Bulls
put together five passes, two hit
batsmen and an outfisld fly to
score five runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
Wildlife Members
Will See Outdoor
Movies AT Meeting

The New Hanover chapter
of the North Carolina Wild
life Federation will meet to-
night at 8 o'clock in the Com
munity Center building at
Second and Orange streets,
1t was announced last night.
Movies Of field and stream
will be shown at the parley.
Films entitled Quail Hunt
ing and Tuna Fishing"
will be featured.
All sportsmen in this section
are invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
Devils Lose, Tar Heels
Win In Baseball 7ussles
Virginia Drops Duke, 81;
North Carolina Buries
Michigan, 6 l

DURHAM, April 7. -(Pe Vir-
ginia staged a two-run rally in the
seventh inning to come from be-
hind and defeat Dukes Blue Devils
80 in a fast game here this after
noon.
Neil Wade, ace of the Virginia
hurting staff, hurled fine ball for
the Cavaliers, limiting the Blue
Devils to six blows, two of which
we're scratches. The only Blue Devil
he had trouble with was Al D'Alon-
20 who got three of the bingles
off him.
Duke tailed in the third on a
walk, a hit batsman, a stolen base
and an outfield fly and after Vir-
GINA had tied it up in the fourth on
Joe Rowell's lone triple to left and
an outfield fly, the Blue Devils
pushed another singleton across in
the fifth on a single, an error and
a wild pitch.
Virginia hit freshman hurler Paul
Karkukstis sharply in their lucky
seventh. Darien and Carr both
singled and then Wade was safe on
a sacrifice when Kelly fielded the
ball and threw wild to first, Darien
tallying. Carr scored on Bears
single but Karkukstis took Noes
fly and doubled Wade off second
to end the scoring.
Virginia 900 100 200 - 3 10 3
Duke DOL 010 600 - 2 6 l
Batteries: Wade and Carl; Kar-
ukstis and Mccarthy.
CHAPEL HILL, April 7. -(P)-
Packing a big fourth inning in
which they scored four runs. North
Cardinals Tar Heels handed The
Michigan Wolverines their first
baseball defeat of the season here
today, s to l.
Winnie Qefty) Dilorenzo, working
a smooth game, had a shutout I'M
til the ninth when the invaders
reached him for two of the five
singles they managed and pick
ed up their only score. Howard
Wikel and Dom Tomasi belted the
safeties with Wikel scoring on Bob
Weise's long outfield fly.
The Tar Heels moved into a one
run lead in the first inning Cook
lie Dichiara walked, stole second,
moved to third on Harry Beason's
infield out and scored on Dub john
sons infield out.
Emmett Cheek opened the four
tn with a triple to left OFT Bud
Rankin. Michigan southpaw. who
STAYED around until the eighth.
Rankin dished out a couple of bases
on balls before with Jim HayWorth
forcing Cheek at the plate before
Dilorenzo lifted a Texas Lacquer
to left to account for two runs. Al
ter Dichiara walked Harry Bea-
son singled to center to send two
more across.
The Tar Heels scored their last
run in the eighth off Hicks, Rank
ms successor, without benefit OF
a hit. A base on balls, two sacri-
fees and John Gregory's 1nfleld
out did the job. Gregory's classy
fielding at first base was one OF
the games features.
The Tar Heels, idle tomorrow,
meet Michigan here again Wedres-
day.
MICHIGAN 900 900 OO1-1 5 l
North Carolina 100 040 01x-6 5 Z
Batteries: Rankin, Hicks, and
Kulpinski, Raymond; Dilorenzo and
Hayworth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
VOTED BEST

NEW YORK, April 7.@P-Par-
son Gil Dodds, who didn't lose a
mile race during the indoor track
season and who wound up the in
door campaign with a 4:O6.8 per-
Torrance in the bankers mile at
Chicago, today was voted the out
standing performer of the winter
campaign by the New York Track
Writer'S association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
PRESBYTERIAN WINS

CLINTON, S. c., April 7.-(P1-
Presbyterian's Blue Stock i n g S
measured the Davidson Wildcats
81 here today in a baseball game
featured by the three-hit pitching
of Whitley Morrow of the stock
ings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08

The Wildcats, already setting
the won-lost pace in the conference
with two victories against no loss
es, will be making their first ap-
pearance before a local crowd
since defeating the Wilson Cyclones
last May to annex the loop champ
ionship.
Eight of the nine Wilmington
regulars of last year will file out
onto the Stadium turf tonight. They
are Herman Wick, J. c. Price, Paul
Horton, Billy Hardison, Marion
Rogers, Louis Collie, Teddy Fen
nell, and Bubba Sykes. Six Of
these will probably have starting
roles. Herman Wick, VINO last
pitched a week ago against Will
son and won a seventh 4-3 VIC
tory, is slated to take the mound.
Paul Horton will be on second
base TO team up with j. c. Price
as mi of the best keystone COM
binations in the conference. Col
lie will patrol left field, Fennell
is set to handle center, and Rog-
ers, the first string receiver in
1916, will take care of the right
field duties.
Three neWcomes who have brok-
en- into the first team lineup, since
the 1916 wars were Levy Heath,
Duncan Futrelle, and Rudy Jonn-
son. Heath, reserve maskman Of
last year, has been switched to
third base, Futrelle has taken over
Kenneth Rogers first base job,
and Johnson's brilliant work be-
hind the plate advanced him ver
all others in the catching depart
ment.
For Goldsboro Coach Norris JET
frey will probably present a line
up that looks like this: Curtis Lam
caster at first base, Carlton Fred
erick at second base, Hugh Pope
at third base, "Skippy" Culloty
at shortstop, Gerald Massengill in
right field, Oscar Bagley in cen
ter field, Beaman in left field,
either Donald Malpes, Bernard
Charles Westbrook as catcher and
Davis, or William Smith pitching.
This team has won one game and
lost one. 1t was trampled II to
2 by Wilson last week, but romp-
ed over Durham, 10-7, Friday.
The probable batting lineups and
eoch players batting average are
as follows:
GOLDSBORO WILMINGTON
CF-Bagley 600 -------- SS-Price 300
2B-Frederick .250 - 2B-Horton 1888
LF-Beaman 400 ------ C-Johnson 800
C-Westbrook .222 P-Vick 500
RF-Massengill 900 CF-Fennell Ill
3B-Pope .125 ---- LF-Collie $50
SS-Culloy 200 --- RF-Rogers ESQ
1B-Lancaster 900 - 1B-Futrelle 900
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
Corbett's Capture
Mixed-Foursome AT
Cape Fear Course

william 1. Corbett and his
sister Kitty Corbett won the an
nuaI Monday after Easter Two
Ball mixed-foursome match at
the Cape Fear Country Club
golf course yesterday afternoon
with a low score of 81.
DR.. and Mrs. Donald KOOnce
were the runnerups with a score
of So. The low score was posted
by Mrs. George Clark and Rob
ert Strange, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
Buccaneers Win 1910 VICTORY
Over Coastal Plains Loon Team
Emory Hewlett Hurls Four Hit Ball For
Five Innings; Bob Weatherly, Fred
Gainey In Relief Roles
BY ROY COOK
Star Shorts Edifnr

The Wilmington Pirates, playing their first exhibition
game at home, defeated the New Bern Bears, 10 to 10 in a
somewhat ragged baseball game at Legion Stadium last
night. ~"
Emory Lefty Hewlett, a local lad, making his debut
with the Corsairs hurled the first five innings and allowed
Tour nlts. He was relieved by Bob Weatherly, who just ar.
rived in camp Monday morning. Weatherly COMPLETED threa
innings and was touched for three bingles. Fred Gainey
took over in the ninth stanza for the locals and gave m
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
REESE HURT

MIAMI, April 7-(P-Peewee
Reese, regular shortstop for the
Brooklyn Dodgers, suffered a
sprained right ankle at Havana
Saturday and will be out for at
least five days, Manager Leo
Durocher said today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08
Wildcats Play First Home Game TONIGHT
Loop Leaders To Meet
Goldsb0r0 At Stadium
Eastern Conference Conflict Will Begin At 8
O'Clock; New Hanover High School Club
Seeking Third Straight Loop Win

Coach Leon Brogden's 1897 edition of the New Hanover
High School Wildcats launch their home baseball schedule
tonight at 8 O'Clock at the American Legion Stadium by
tearing into the Goldsboro Earthquakes in an important
Eastern Class IA Conference affair.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08

Runs Batted In: Daniels 2, Musceme-
CT 2, Davis 2, Alsnaver 2, Muscovitch 3,
Hardesky, Hewlett, Soufas, S~cnoreheart,
Maloney. Primer, Lowery, ellis. Two
base hits. Bridges; Stolen bases: Ben
ton 2, Steckel, Muscovitch 2. Double
plays: (Steckel : Hardisky = Bridges :
A%lsnaver. Left ON bases: New Bern
~, Wilmington 7. Bases on balls-off:
Hewlett 4, Jones l, Williams 2, ellis
2, Weatherly 6, Gainey 1. Struck out,
by Hewlett 2, Jones l, Williams 2. ellis
4, Weatherly l., Gainey l. Hits off:
Hewlett 4 in 5 innings; off Tones Z in
3 innings; Weatherly 3 in 3 innings;
Williams 2 N 2 innings; Gainey 2 in l
inning; ellis l in 3 innings. Hit by
pitcher, by Hewlett, Jones (Hardisky,
Muscovitch), Williams (Bentonl. Balk:
Hewlett. Passed balls: S~choreheart.
Winning pitcher: Hewlett; Losing pitcher
Jones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-08

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