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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
CUBS WIN TWO
OVER PHILLIES

CHICAGO, Sept. II -E-The
Chicago Cubs slammed out sew
en- extra base hits in sweeping
a doubleheader from the Phil
adelphia Phillies today, winning
the first 4 to 3 and the second,
in which the Phils made five
errors, 7 to 5.
Homers by Cliff Aberson and
Ray Mack and a triple by Bob
Sturgeon drove across all OF
Chicago's runs in the opener,
with the score tied Sail in the
ninth, Mack was safe on Ralph
La Pointe's error and scored on
Surgeons triple along the left
field line. Ralph Hammer, max
ing his National League debut,
allowed the Phillies II hits, all
of them singles.
In the second game. played
under the protest of the Phil
lies Manager Ben Chapman,
the Cubs broke a SIS tie in the
seventh, on a double by Ed
Watkins, a single by Aberson,
a walk to Bill Nicholson and a
triple by Clyde Mccullough.
Chapman's protest was made
on whether an overthrow went
into the visitors dugout.
L-.- ~--
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
PENNANT HEIRS
LOSE TO TIGERS

NEW YORK, Sept. IL. -R-
The New York Yankees, heirs
apparent to the 1947 American
League pennant, lost today's
game to the Detroit Tigers by a
z to 2 score> Detroit moved into
second place as Cleveland trounc-
ed the Red Sox.
It was the eighth loss for the
Yankees in 10 starts this month
but despite that record any COM
bination Of three New York vic
tories or Detroit defeats will
clinch the pennant for the Bronx
Bombers. The same goes for the
Red Sox.
Big Art Houtteman, a 20-year-
old right-handed rookie, dished
out only six singles and the
Yankees combined three of them
for their only counters in the
seventh frame.
The Tigers scored three times
in that frame but the game was
virtually sailed away in the Sec
ond inning when Roy Cullenbine
homered with a man on base.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
MULLINS DEFEATS
WHlTEVlLLE, 14-6

MULLINS, S. c. Sept. r.
Coach Edgar Cox's Mullins
Auctioneers, last years Class A
champs opened this season here
tonight by squeezing out a 1T
win over a fighting Whltevllle
Wolfpack.
The big red and blue team
counted their first marker MID
way the first period when 9
poor Wolfpack kick was down,
ed on the Whiteville 3o-yard
line. 49,.
Jack Afghan swept off left
tackle for Is yards, and Harvey
(Jeep) Rogers plunged through
center for the score and follow
ed with the same play for the
point. The S. c. team was NOV
ing toward another score when
the half ended at 10.
The Wolfpack outplayed the
heavier eleven in the second
half and aided by the brilliant
line play of Co-captain CALVIN
Smith, John Hasty and Sunny
Callahan, held the locals tor nc
gain on their own rs.
Eldred Williamson moved the
ball to the Mullins 10 and Robert
West and Joe Inman carried II
to the IA.
Bill Ellis spurted left emo
for four yards and Williamson
swept the same end to the Mul'
Inns four where Co-captain In
man went over on a quarter
back sneak.
The try for the extra point was
no good. Mullins clinched the
win in the third period when
Lonnie Rogers, their star pivot
man intercepted Bill Ellis's pass
on the White 80 and scampereo
over.
Outstanding for Whiteville was
James FARRELL. In the backtleld
was Bill Ellis and Co-captalr
Inman.
Leading Coach Coxes Auction:
GERS were Jeep Rogers and
Altman and Lonnie Rogers and
Co-captain Albert Norton IN line
play.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
INDIANS MOVE S0X
INTO THIRD PLACE

BOSTON, Sept II -tR- The
Cleveland Indians dumped the
Boston Red Sox into third place
by. teeing off against Denny
Galehouse and Tommy Fine for
II hits and an 11-6 victory today
before a slim 1855 crowd that
included Babe Ruth.
The win moved the Indians to
a game behind the third-place
Seekers and Lou Boudreau has
called upon Bob Feller to wipe
out that margin tomorrow.
Bob Lemon had an Ito lead
going into the last of the eighth
inning when Merrill Combs,
third basernan called up from
the Columbus American Assoc1a-
ton club, belted a two-on homer.
The Seekers scored their last
two runs in the ninth and, with
two on and two out, Lemon was
relieved by Ed Klieman. who
ended the one-sided game by
forcing Sam Mele to line. out.
tOtSS IN AR r Fl O A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

A44CAA COAAAAAV VAA$11 IAN HOFSN
Though the mentor has laid
his boys up for the past few
days due to Weather, he said
that the team only has minor in
juries which will not keep them
from playing. The Tigers were
reported to have held practice
sessions for the past two days.
With a smaller backfield than
the Tigers, Brogden will also be
counting on his forward wall to
make way. The front wall is
heavier than Shelton's.
The Cats backfield averages
1853 pounds while the Tigers
boast a backfield average weight
Of 172 pounds. =,
Holding positions in the back
field. at kickoff time will be r.
vim "Piggy" Gore at quarterback,
Fleet-footed Charlie Smith al
right half-back, Line-Plunge1
Jimmy Piner at left half-back
and Big Jim Gibson in the full
back slot.
Linwood Taylor and Lloye
Honeycutt will be on the receiv'
ing ends while Bill Kuhn ano
Deck Jordon anchor in at tackl,
es.
Co-Captain Doc Venters anc
Little Craig Hampton will settle
around Bobby Haas in the center
hole to complete the forward
walls first string lineup.
Coach Ray Shelton's Tigers will
be conferred around three letter
men who have showed up well
through practices and are ex'
pected to give the Wildcats a bat
tie. Winning the .Coach's eye as
the three men to depend upon
are Fullback Tucker, who wor
all state honorable mention In
1916, and his two tackles, Scott
and Hevener.
Following is the lineup, weight
and Jersey number Of the Wild.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Cubs Defeat Spinners
ITO In Second Game

,rMBERTON, Sept. 12-The
1nn1berton Cubs, playing top
Lat, ball tonight, made it two in
siD row by downing the Sanford
SINNERS 9 to 7, in their four-out-
oF.seyen contest for the Tobacco
league play-of1s.
Ds TSe Cubs put the game on ice
8, the eighth inning when Wat
snn dropped Dixon's fly in short
~ center. Kivett then singled
center and Dixon went to
third. Ill.,,
first. Wood then drove a long
Nv to deep center. The winning
l,Yn was scored from third, and
T;rett went from second to third
after the catch.
Stanley then doubled down left
field line to score Kivett.
The game was tied twice dur
nd the evening, once at five -
III in the sixth inning, and at
saven-all in the seventh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Catawba Meets Soldiers;
Duke Jrs. Meet High Point

tinued his first string backfield
unit of Wingback Bill Speacht,
Blocking Back Bill Greene, Full
back Lee Spears and Tailback
Harold Bowen.
It will be another fortnight be-
fore any Of the states big five
southern conferences teams, ex-
cept Davidson, roll into action
but next weeks slate finds eight
North State conference teams
playing. WCTC meets High
Point at Asheville, Appalachian
plays Guilford at Winston-Salem
Wofford tackles Catawba at
Salisbury; Atlantic Christian
meets Erskine at Anderson, S.
c., Lenoir Rhyme entertains the
82nd Airborne Division, and Elon
plays at Davidson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
u. S. Amateur Aired
On ". NJ. F. D. Today

On the Pebble Beach Course at
pel Monte, Cal, the U. S. ANA
!eur Golf Tournament goes into
us final round this afternoon.
ENJOY the climax of this cham
plohship when Harry Wismer
ana Harry Nash broadcast stroke
ny stroke on Gillette's CavaIcade
=. sports over ABC network and
station WMFD dial 1900 at $3.50
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
BY The Associated Press

A pair of North State confer
ence teams kick the lid off the
college football season in North
Carolina tonight.
Catawba, victors in F1orida's
Tangerine Bowl game last New
Years Day, opens against the
82nd Airborne Division team
from Fort Bragg at Salisbury.
High Point College entertains
Duke University's Junior Varsity.
Coach Ralph James of the Purple
Panthers got a bad break when
the High Point Co-Captain, Don
McCurry, suffered a back in
jury.
Coach Gordon Kirkland Jug
gled his Catawba line in prepa-
ration for the Soldiers but con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

DURHAM, Sept. IL. - up -
Charlotte's Clayton Heather and
Greensboro's Joe Zarhardt, low
qualifiers and pre-tournament IA
vorites to fight it out in the
championship finals, today strok-
ed their way through two OPP
ponents. to march into the quar-
terminals of the $1,000 Tri-State
open match play event under way
at Hillandale Golf course.
Heather, who won the low
qualifying medal with a seven
under-par IS, and Zarhardt, who
qualified with a brilliant 81,
breezed through first and Sec
ond round matches with ease
today.
The quarterfina1s and semi
finals are scheduled tomorrow,
setting the stage for Sundays &c.
hole finals between the two play
ers surviving the program of four
matches in two days.
Heather, given a slight edge
over Zarhardt in some quarters,
disposed of a couple of Winston
Salem sharpshooters, Bailey
Glenn and Thurman Edwards,
by identical margins of 3 and
2.
Zarhardt had an easier time
eliminating Purvis Ferree, Win
ston-Salem pro, and southpaw
Jimmy Dezern, Durham amateur,
by the scores of 5 and 4.
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept.
u. -(R- Strictly according to
the script, two Americans and a
pair of sharp-shooting foreign
stars came safely through today's
strife in the sun-baked stadium
and will square off in tomor-
rows semi-finals of the Nation
al Tennis championships.
Leading the blister brigade In
to the round before the big pay
off was Jack Kramer of Los An
geles, the defending champion
and acknowledged king OF the
amateurs. With him were Frank
lie Parker of Los Angeles, a two
time former champion; Jaroslav
Drobny, a left handed slicker
from Czechoslovakia; and Jack
Bromwich, veteran Australian
Davis Cupper.
Tomorrow's lineup pits Kram-
er against Drobny in what might
turn out to be a terrific match,
and Parker against Bromwich IN
a baseline spree that could 60 on
forever. The thing has come out
exactly as the officials figured
it. Kramer and Parker were
seeded one-two on the Ameri-
can list; Bromwich and Drob-
ny one-two among the foreign
contenders.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Sept.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
BROWNS MAUI
SENATOR'S, SO

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL. -
APP Jack Kramer limited
Washington to nine singles here
tonight as the st. Louis Browns
ma1lled three pitchers for Is hits
n capture their fifth straight
victory, 9-3.
Les Moss homer after Walt
.1udnich had singled in the second
inning shot the Browns into a
90 lead off Early Wynn, who
was battered for two more runs
in the third and another in the
fourth before he left the mound
in the midst of a four-run up
rising in the fifth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Kickoff Slated For s
At Legion Stadium
Irwin "Piggy" Gore Gets Duties At Signal
Slot AS 'T'' Is Pitted Against
"Single Wing" =.
BY ROBERT MILLER
Star Sports Writer

A non-conference tilt at 8 o'clock tonight will start tho
New Hanover High school Wildcats on their 1947 gridlror
career when they battle eastern conference class a.
Champs, the Wadesboro Tigers, at the American Legion
stadium.
The initial curtain raiser scheduled for last night was
postponed due to a soggy field which Coach Brodgen SAID
contained an average of three inches of water. In order to
give the fans a more enjoyable game, he called the game
until TONIGHT when he hoped for q good field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

In the sixth inning a three-run
homer by Quinn tied up the
game, and a two-run homer in
the seventh by Marx tied it in
the seventh.
Keane, Pearsall and Stanley,
were each credited with doubles,
while Quinn and Marx each got
triples.
Batteries for Sanford were Bill
rick, catcher; for Lumberton, Ed
Van Nordheim, pitching, and Bill
Stone, pitcher ard Bruce He'd
Kivett catcher. SANFORD was
credited with Il nits and five
errors, while Lumberton was
charged with IL hits and five
errors.
The line score:
SANFORD DOL 1O3 20O-7
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
KINER H0MERS TWO
PIRATES WIN TO 3

P1TTsBURG, Sept. II. -@-
Ralph Kiner, husky Pittsburgh
Pirate outfie1der, carried his
team to a 4-3 victory over the
Boston Braves tonight at Forbes
Field by lashing out two home
runs - his 48th and 49th OF the
season. In addition to taking over
the major league home run
leadership, be set a major league
record Of eight home runs IN
four consecutive games
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Durham Is; Sanford 6.
Rockingham 6; McColl, S. C. Q
p--.- OF, hh~Io~@ n

Durham 10, SanIOfd o.
Rockingham 6; McColl, S. C. 0
Roxboro Is; Mebane 0.
Lincolnton Is; H e d e r S on
vile 0.
Rocky Mount 6: E. c. T. C.
Freshmen 6.
Harding (Charlotte) 6; Ashe-
vile 0.
High Point 7; Reidsville 0.
Spencer "a; Asheboro O..
Greensboro 20 Raleigh g..
Fayetteville Al, Hamlet 2.
Reynolds 8, Gary (W-S).6 6.
Mineral Springs 80, Leaks
vile 0.
Children's Home (WS) q,
Monroe o.
North Wilkesboro 26, Sparta
IS.
Mt. Airy Reserves 0, Greens
boro Reserves 0.
Durham 9, Winston-Salem 9.
(Game tied 1-1).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

REPRESENTATIONS, Barrett, ElHott.
Pun. hated in-Rowell, Mast, Cuisine,
Kiner 3. Two base ~hit.-Eliott. Home
rims Kiner 2. Litwhiler. Sacrifice-Hopp.
Double rS,S plays - castiglione and Blood.
worth; Castiglione and Gresnbers. Lett
on bases-Boston Z. Pittsburgh 3. Bases
on balls-Sewel1 4. Strike outs-baTrets
l, sewell /. umpires-noDo. c - o,a an"
Pinelli. Time 1887. Attendance 41,VA<.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Errors-Stanky, Northey. Runs batted
in-Jones 2, Vaughan 2. Musial 3, Her
manski, Lund 2, Walker 2, Slaughter =
Two base hits-Munger, Slaughter. Three
| base h~its-Vaughan, Musial. Home runs
|-Lund. Sacrifices - Garagiola, Moore.
Reiser, Jones. Stolen bases-Robinson4
Left on base-St. Louis Z; Brooklyn D.
Double p~lays-Reese and Robinson. Bass
On balls-Behrman /, Gregg 3. Munger
8, Casey 3, Pollet l, Bankhead 2. Strike
outs-Gregg 5, Munger g.. Casey l. Hits
off-Gregg 8 in 8 innings; Casey I in
2-3; Bankhead o in 2-3; Munger . in
7 10; Pollet 2 in 20; Haugstad l in 2-3.
Brazle 2 in '1-3; Wilks o in 2-3; Behrman
0 in 1-3; Branca l in o. Balk-HauR-
stad. Wild pitch-Bankhead. Umpires-
Goetz, Barlick, J6rda and Reardon.
Winning pitcher-Wilks. Losing pitcher*
Behrman. Time 1883. Attendance a1,s57s
niaI 2-2211 For NAwHna0eY 9ervNeo
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Errors-Rizzuto, W. johnson 2. Mayo.
Runs batted in - Cullenbine 2, Ken,
Evers 2, swift, Robinson, Rizzuto,
Wertz. Two base hit-Wertz. Home run
Cullenbine. Double plays stirnweiss'
Rizzuto and McQuinn. Left on bases
Detroit 13, New York 3. Bases on
balIs-Reynolds 5, Drews 3, Houtteman
4, observation-disclosures 2, Reynolds L.
Hits~off reynolds 8 in 8 10 innings;
Starr o in l-s: Drews ? in 2. Hit by
pitcher-by Reynolds. (Mullin). Losing
pitcher-Reynolds. Umpires Rommel'
Passarella, Hurley and Boyer. Time -
1887. Attendance 8,501 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Error-Gordon. Runs batted inoG9roon'
Hogan 2, Mitchell 2, Keltner =, S mus,
rea,. Fleming 8, Combs 4. Pesky' Deai;
TWO base hits-Lemon, Gordon Hegan
2. Fleming 2. DiMaggio, Doerr. ~
o oase Double plays-Boudreau, Gordon
Cah0 T1e1oine: Gordon, Boudreau and
ana n Left on bases.cleveland 9;
G GaieIn 90 2, Fine /. strikeouts.Ls IN on
i G~alehouse 2, Fine !: Hits-oif !. m y.
i in 8 20 i in n! T,n m'1 10 in !; zubcr
= 's in !. Winning pitcher-Lemon. Losing
nu;tlcaher-Galehouse. Umpires-McGoTw an
eG;riie Weafer and Mckinley Time
2.47. Attendance 1861 -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Errors-York. Guerra. Runs batted in
Baker. York !, fucker. TWO base hts
Tucker. York, Fain. Three base hits
Joost, Knickerbocker. Sacrifice-Chap-
man. Double plays-Rutner. Suder and
Fain; Joost and Fain. Left on bases -
Chicago 8: Philadelphia II. Base on balls
off Papish S, McCahan 3. Harris 2,
Savage 2. Strikeouts-Papish I, McCahan
/, Harris 1, Flores l, Savage l.. Hits
off Papish- 10 in 8 innings; Harris 4 in
(; McCahan II in Z; Flores o in q;
Savage l in /. Winning pitcher-Harris
Losing pitcher-Savage. Time 2:42. Um-
pires-Hubbard. Berry and Jones. At
tendance 1852.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
WHITE S0X DOWNS
ATHLETICS, So
= Sept. II.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II. -
up 49, Catcher Mike Guerra's
wild throw hit pinch hitter Ralph
Hodgin in the back tonight and
allowed Luke Appling to score
from third with a tenth inning
run that broke a ~ tie and gave
the Chicago White Sox a o.
triumph over the Philadelphia
A+h1o+;cs before 1852.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Burlington z; Raleigh o.

Wilmington Council No. 1914
of the knights of Columbus will
hold their monthly communion
breakfast on Sunday, Septem-
Der IA, Immediately following
the z o'clock mass. Captain Arch
lie Johnson of the organized army
reserve will be the guest speak
er. The breakfast will be held in
the St. Mary's clubhouse on Fifth
and Ann. All Knights are well
coined to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
LOUIS DOWNS
BROOKLYN BY 81

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IL. -tRA
Enos Slaughter's two-run double
to the wall in left center in the
ninth inning climaxed a dog-eat-
dog ball game tonight with an 81
St. Louis decision over Brooklyn
that cut the Dodgers National
League lead to 4 IL games and
kept alive the Red Birds flag
hopes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Errors-LaPointe, Sturgeon. Runs bat
ted in-LaPointe, Schultz, Ennis, Mack,
Aberson 2, Sturgeon. Two base hits -
Mack, Pafko. Three base hi~ts-Sturgeon.
Home runs-Mack, Aberson. Sacrifices
Walker, Heintzelman. Double plays -
Jones, Verban and Schultz; Lo~rey
and Watkins. Left on bases-Philadelphia
9; Chicago 6. Bases on balls-Heintzel-
man 3, Hammer 2. Strikeouts-Heintzel-
man 2, Hammer 8. Passed balls-Scheff-
ing. Umpires - Henline, Stewart and
Magerkurth. Time 1852. Attendance -
CEstimated) 5000.
(Second Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. u. -WJD-
Defending champion Jack Kram-
err of Los Angeles and Queen
apparent Margaret Osborne OF
San Francisco led the four top
seeded players into the semi-fi-
nails of the mems and women's
singles in the U. S. Tennis cham
~pionships at Forest Hills today.
Form held to the last ditch as
Kramer and two-time Champion
frankie Parker Of Los Angeles,
second seeded American, moved
into the penultimate round along
with the two top ranking foreign
challengers, husky Jaroslav Drob-
nv of Czechoslovakia and Big
John Bromwich Of Australia.
And in the women's singles,
too, the seeding held faultlessly
as Miss Osborne was ACCOMPANY
ed into the semi-finals by second
ranking Louise Brough of Bever-
ly Hills, Calf, third seeded Doris
Hart of Miami, and Mrs. Nancy
Bolton, top-seeded foreigner from
Australia. Now it will be Miss
Brough against Mrs. Bolton and
Miss Osborne VS.. Miss Hart for
the right to battle for the crown
vacated by Pauline Betz when
she turned professional.
PEBBLE BEACH,, Calf, Sept.
u. - up - A pair Of Californ-
ian, Johnny Dawson of Holly
wood and Skee Riegel of Mont
rey Park, today won their way to
the finals of the l At U. S.
Amateur Golf championship.
Dawson beat John Selby, Rye,
N. Y, S and 4 and Riegel shaded
Felice Torza, Wethersfield, Conn.,,
2 and l, in the semi-finals.
The winners will clash over
Pebble beach in 36 holes begin
ming at 9 a. M, psf tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
ST. Louis 8; Brooklyn Z.
Chicago At; Philadelphia 3-5.
Pittsburgh 4; Boston g..
New York at Cincinnati (ppd., RAIN.
Today's Games
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

DURHAM, Sept. IL. - @ -
Dukes football squad passed,
ran, and kicked before the flash
bulbs this morning as the Blue
Devils observed Photographers
Day" but they were back at
work in the afternoon with light
drills.
The only heavy workout of the
day saw the Junior Varsity
laboring overtime as they COM
pleted preparations for their
opening game in High Point to-
morrow night against High Point
College.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland IL. Boston 6.
Chicago S; Philadelphia A.
St. Louis 8; Washington 3.
Today's Games
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.