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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Errors - Haas, Walker, verban. Runs
hatted in - Miller 3, Lukon 2, Hatton
Verban, Wyrostek. Two base hits -
Hatton 2, Judd. Mueller. Three base hit
Verban. Double plays Newsome, Yer
bases Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 8
Haas; Seminick ard Verben. Left on
ban and Schultz; Hatton, Zientara and
Base on balls - off Judd S, Riddle 3,
Gumbert 2. Strikeouts - Judd 7. Hits
off Riddle 5 in 4 innings: Gumbert l In
S. Hit by pitcher-by Judd MILLER.
Winning pitcher-Gumbert. Umpires -
Reardon and Goetz. Time 2:0s. Attend
nee 10, 198.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
T hree Fire SIS
In Capital Open

WASHINGTON, June s P -
Par was just something nobody
paid any attention to today in
the $10,0 900 National Capital Open
Golf tournament.
Three golfers came in with 68's,
six under par.
Jimmy Thomson of Chicopee
Falls, Mass, had 31-35; E. j. Har-
rison of York, Pa, had 1892 and
Sam Snead Of Hot Springs, Va,
got a 1924.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
GIANTS, CUBS
SPLIT, SLIDE

NEW YORK, June 5 Up -
The New York Giants and the
Chicago Cubs fought to a stand
still today and as a result they
relinquished their grip on the Ma
tional League lead to the Brooklyn
Dodgers by ten percentage points.
After the Cubs took the opener,
81, behind the three hit pitching
of Paul Erickson, the Giants came
back and squashed the Cubs in
the nightcap, 9-3 on the strength
of an eight run third inning rally
that saw 10 Giants parade to the
Mate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
WINS
TWO FROM PILLS

PHILADELPHIA, June s - up
Sweeping a twin bill from the
Phillies, so and 6-3, the Gin
cinnati Reds jumped into fifth
place today.
In the first game Ewell Black
well scattered six hits to hang
up ais fifth successive victory and
his seventh of the year against
two defeats. The Reds scored all
their runs in the first inning when
they combined four hits with three
Philadelphia errors and a base
on balls to cross the. plate five
times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
Buns Take First Place.;
Yanks Trim Tiger Margin

BROOKLYN, June S. -N)- The
Brooklyn Dodgers took over first
place in the tight National League
pennant race today as rookie
Highlander Harry Taylor olanked
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 80, on two
hits.
The victory moved the Brooks
10 percentage points ahead of the
New York Giants and Chicago
Cubs who split a twin bill and
dropped into a tie for second
place.
WalIy Westlake collected both
Pirate hits, a triple in the second
inning and a single in the fourth
Taylor walked six batters end fan
ned five in garnering his h j r d
straight victory.
Jackie Robinson and 8 C e
Edwards accounted for six Of the
10 hits yielded by Fritz Ostelmuel-
Ter and Hank Behrman. Robinson
belted a homer and two singles
and Edwards a triple, double and
single.
Pee Wee Reese drove home the
first Brooklyn run in the fourth
with a single. Robinson smashed
his f~our-bagger in the fifth for the
second and Edwards triple a n d
Spider Jorgensen's single account
ed fer the final run in the sixth.
Manager Billy Herman of III e
Pirates was chased by umpire
Butch Henline in the eighth inning
for protesting a called strike on
Gully Rikard. Pitcher Edscn Bahr
and coach Zach Taylor also were
bounced in the same frame for
heckling Henline from the bench.
ABB r H o A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Errors W. Johnson. Lake. Evers.
nuns DATED in Keller, Rizzuto 2,
Llndell stirnweiss Heinrich 2. Two
Ease MT Rizzuto. Home runs Hen
,nh z Double play Cullenbine and
mayo, Left or bases - New York 6,
Desolt S, Bases on balls off Chandler
!, over1nire /, Benton 2. Strikeouts
Wy ~ handler 6, Overmire /, Benton 2.
.N Overmire 7 in 4 innings; Ben
Wi, . IN 4; White l in /. Losing pitcher
rUoverTnire. Umpires-McKinley, Berry
"eeief and Hurley. Time 1:57. At.
tendance 1882.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
AS GAIN TIE
FOR THIRD SLOT

CHICAGO, June 5 - Up - The
Philadelphia Athletics gained their
third victory in five games since
beginning their second western in
vasion by beating the Chicago
White Sox, SO. today.
Jesse Flores paced the AS to
their second straight Chicago vic
tory, pitching a three-hitter for
his third triumph. The decision
lifted the AS into a tnree-way tie
for third place with Cleveland
and Boston.
PHILADELPHIA AB r H o A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Runs batted in Font 2, Earhardt,
Stanley, Jamin 3, Pearsall 5, Csbaniss,
Dixon. Two base hits-Narron, Jamin.
Marx. Three base hits - Maroon. Home
runs - Stanley, Pearsall. Bases on balls
- off: Garcia 3, Benton 2. Struck out,
by - Garcia 7. Benton /, Mason 2. Hits
off: Benton 3 in / 1-3 innings: Mason 6
in 4 2-3. Losing pitcher-Benton. UNI
pires-Mitchell n Revellle. Time Of
game 1850.
(Second Game)
r III E
Selma DOL 600 OIL 7 6
Lumberton 030 1872 O9x-l8 ~ s
Batteries: Hicks, Bird, and Games;
Spicer and Einsley.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
St. LOUIS CLIPS
BRAVES, 5 TO 3

BOSTON, June s. R Marty
Marion's fourth home run OF the
season with two mates aboard
and one out in the ninth inning
TODAY gave the st. Louis Card
mails a 5-3 victory over the Bos-
ton Braves.
The triumph was the sixth OF
the season for Harry CThe Cat)
Brecheen who was aided by two
unearned runs earlier in the game,
and the fourth loss of the yea.
for Johnny Sain who had a slight
edge on Brecheen until the ninth:
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Errors - None. Runs batted in -
Robertson 2, Evans. Two base hits -
Christman, Spence. Boudreau. Home
runs - Robertson, Evans. Sacrifices
Priddy. Double play - Christman and
Vernon. Left on bases - Washington 5
Cleveland 6. Bases on balls - Black
2. Strikeouts - Wynn 4, Black 2. Hits -
off Black 7 in 8 innings; Klieman none
in 1. Hit by pitcher - by Wynn (Boud-
reau). Losing pitcher Black. Umpires
Grieve, Jones, Hubbard and MCGOWAN.
Time 1854. Attendance 4,677.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
MATS BLANK TRIBE
WITH HOMERS, 3 0

CLEVELAND, June 5 -R-Six-
hit shutout pitching by Early
Wynn and home runs by Sherry
Robertson and Al Evans gave the
Washington Senators a 3 to 0 vic
tory over the Cleveland Indians in
the final of a three-game series
today.
Robertson accounted for two of
the Senator's runs, one with a cir
cult clout in the second inning and
another with a single following
Stan Spence's double in tn
fourth. Evans homer came in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

errors - Kurowski, Sain, Litwh1ler,
RYAN. Mccormick. Runs batted in -
Schoendienst, Marion 8, Ryan, Fernan-
dez, Sain. Two base hits - Muslal, SIS
ii. Ryan. Home run Marion. Sacrl1lce
Mccormick. Double plays 9
err and Kurowski; Ryan Slstl ana log.
geson. Left on bases 81. LOUIS -
Roston d. Bases on balls - Sain l.
.S+riLao,,ts Brecheen 5, Sain 9. Wild
bitches sain, Brecheen. Umpirss -
Jorda, Barr, Boggess. Time 1:5o. At
tendance 1879.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
St. Louis S. Boston 3.
Brooklyn 3; Pittsburgh 0.
Chicago SO; New York 1-9.
Cincinnati SIS; Philadelphia 0-3.
NToday's Games
Cincinnati at Observation-Disclosures
son Q-3) VS. johnson (2-2) or Wright
1-1).
Chicago at Brooklyn-(night)-Wy
(2-4) VS. Hatten (5-2).
st. Louis at New York-Burkhardt
(0-3) VS. Hartung (4-1).
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia night)-
Bahr (3-3) VS. Schanz 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Errors - Padgett 2, Schultz, Raffens-
berger. Runs batted in Zientara, Haas
2, Lamanno, Tatum. Two base hit -
Tatum. Three base hit - Baunholtz.
Double play Zientara, Miller and
Haas. Sacrifice Hatton. Left on bases
- Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati 5. Base
on balls - off Raffensberger l, Hughes
l, Blackwell S Observation-Disclosures
er 1, Hughes 5, Blackwell 5. Hits - off:
Raffensberger 3 in 1-3 innings; Hughes
5 in 7 2-3; Mauney 0 in /. Passed ball
Losing Observation-Disclosures.
Umpires-Conlan, Reardon and Goetz.
Time 2:09. Attendance $4,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
ALLeSTAR

BALTIMORE, June 5-P-With
many of the players who took
part in last years ALA tie again
on hand, college luminaries will
meet in the seventh annual North
South all-star lacrosse classic at
johns Hopkins University tomor-
row night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Runs batted in Benton 2, Taylor,
Bare 3, Evans 2, Marsh, Poklemba 2,
Vorrell, Station. Two base hits - Bare
2, Evans. Vorrell. Home runs - Benton.
Stolen bases - Ward. Double plays -
Hardisky. Musemeci to Bridges: La
Blanc, Station to Bridges. Left on bases
- Wilmington a; Clinton Z. Bases on
balls off: Hewlett 5, Taylor o, Kaires
0. Struck out, by - Taylor 10, Kaires
2, Hewlett 3. Hits off: Taylor 3 in 3
1-3 innings; Kaires 0 in 20. Umpires -
Mitchell and QUITS. Time of game 100.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

the first of the ninth but fell one
tally short. Singles by LaBlanc,
Steckel, Station, and Billy Benton,
combined with an infield out, gave
Wilmington the trio of runs. Pitch
er Furman Taylor was then jerk
ed, and Kaires came in to strike
out both Hardisky and Bridges.
Freshman catcher Bill Ward
smashed out one of his four singles
of the evening to open the winning
eighth for Clinton. Uhls walked
and Bare doubled them both home.
First Game) q -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Error Basinski. Runs batted in -
Reese, Robinson, Jorgensen. Two base
hit Edwards. Three base hits West
lake, Edwards. Home runs Robinson.
Stolen base Robinson. Double plays
stanky, Reese and Robinson 2. Left on
bases - Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 9. Bases
on balls - Taylor s, Ostermueller l
8ehrman /. Strikeouts Taylor 5, Os-
termueller 5, Behrman 1. Hits - off
Ostermueller 8 in 7 innings; Behrman z
in /. Losing pitcher -
Umpires - Henline and Stewart Time
2:35. Attendance Is, $50 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
Townsend HurLs FL Win;
Blues Take 81 Mghtcap
Youthful Hurler Allows Two Hits In Third
Straight Victory; At Sanford 3
Tonight =
Special To The Star

CLINTON, June 5-Holding on to their one-game mar
gin in SECOND place, Wilmington achieved a twin bill split
with the Sampson Blues here tonight, taking the first game
Fl behind the two-hit pitching of Fred Townsend, and
failing with a late rally in the nightcap, 81.
With the first game victory, the Pirates broke the
Clinton Jlnx. In winning the series, two games to one,
the Corsalrs Won their first victories of the season over
the Blues.
Tonight, the Pirates tangle with Sanford in the Spin
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Classy Tony Janiro of Youngstown
makes his middleweight debut when
he clashes with Jacob LaMotA
(above), high-ranking Bronx battler
in a ten-rounder at Madison Square
Garden tonight.
Janiro was a lightweight when he
started his pro career three years ago.
He later established himself as 4
top-fight welterweight. Now he is
moving into the l60-lb. division.
Tony has won 50 out of &c fights but
in tackling his first middleweight, be
has picked a tough nut to crack.
LaMotta is one of bookings most
unusual physical specimens. Jawbone
Jake is a human block of granite.
He belongs to the mauler class and
is a smashing body puncher. The
Bronxite has agreed to make 1855
pounds for his meeting with Janiro.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow, on Gillette's Cavalcade ofSports
over American Broadcasting Co. aud
w diai It 10 I'M.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Error - Kerr. Runs batted in -
Rickert 2. Watkins 2, Thomson, Lowery.
Two base hit - Watkins. Home runs -
Thomson. Stolen base - Lowery. Double
play Kerr, Wick and Mize. Left on
bases Chicago 9; New York 7. Bases
on balls - Erickson 5, Jansen 3, Trinkle
l. Strikeouts Erickson 8, Jansen 3.
Hits - off Jansen 8 in 7 innings; Trinkle
3 in 2. Losing pitcher - Jansen. UNI
pires - Gore Pineui and Barlick. Time
2:13.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Error = Nicholson, Runs batted in =
Watkins, Kennedy 80 Witek, Thomson,
Mize, Cooper 2, Marshall, Rigney. Two
base hits Nicholson, Watkins Mar
shall, D. johnson. Home run Rigney,
Double play - Rigney, witek and Mize.
Left on bases - Chicago 8; New York
4. Bases on balls - off Kennedy 3.
Strikeouts Kennedy 3, Schmitz l,
Meyer 4. Hits - Schmitz 4 in 2 innings
(none out in 3rd); Lee 3 in 1-3, Meyer
5 in S 2-3. Wild pitch - Kennedy. Los
ing pitcher - Schmitz. Umpires -
Pinelli, Barlick n Gore. Time 2:12.
Attendance &c, 1887 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 5; Chicago 2.
New York 7: Detroit 0.
Washington 8; Cleveland 0.
(Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Washington at Chicago -(night)-
Hudson (4-1) VS. Lopat $3.50.
New York at St. Louis--(night)-
Reynolds (4-4 VS. Sanford (0-1.
Boston at Detroit-Ferris A-4l VI
Trucks (4-4).
Philadelphia at Cleveland-(night)-
Marchildon (4-3) VS. Harder Q-o).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

CLEMSON, S. c., June 5-(R)-
Jack Mooge, regular shortstop on
Clemson colleges southern confer.
ence baseball champions, was
knocked out today when hit in the
head by a pitch by fastballer Joe
Hazel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results
WILMINGTON 81; Clinton 1-8.
Warsaw 3-4; Red Springs 0-8.
Sanford rs; Dunn-Erwin S.
Lumberton 1918; Smithfield "a.
Today's Games
Warsaw at Smithfield-Selma.
Red Springs at Clinton.
WILMINGTON at Sanford.
Dunn-Erwin at Lumberton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Error - Appling. Runs batted in -
Valo 2. Two base hit McCosky. Three
base hit Tucker. Stolen base -
McCosky Fain, Chapman, Tucker 2,
Flores. Double play - Msjeski, Suder
Philley. Sacrifices - Valo 2, Rosar,
Flores 5, Caldwell 1. Hits-off Smith
5, Smith 3, Gebrian 2. Strikeouts -
and Fain. Left on bases Philadelphia
9, Chicago S. Bases on balls Flores
S in innings. Gebrian 2 in 2; Caldwell
0 in 1. Hit by pitcher-by Gebrian
(Majeski). Wild pitch Gebrian. Los
ing pitcher - Smith. Umpires-Sum-
mers, Rue n Paparella. Time 2:01. At
tendance 1924.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

Mungo. Two base hits - LaBlanc,
Bridges. Stolen bases Hardisky.
Sacrifices-Uhls and Mungo; LaBlanc,
Hardisky and Bridges. Left on bases
Wilmington 3, Clinton 4. Bases on balls
off Kaires l, Townsend 4. Struck out,
by Ksires 7. Townsend 3. Umpires-
QUITS and Mitchell. Time of game 1880.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06

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IoRgen arttfeI III Der 3eiti6rifi
,geue 8eit" ben anglo 2 nmerifa.
uiiden Milit1rbeborOen bic SbuIc
an der &erS6serung" Der abliefe-
ritng BON 3ep1rotionen ous Den
fpeItIider acknowledgement. Nus
Der amerifomiden ieien MIR 20
Bro5ent. uls Ser britiiden AS 9ro.
sent uto aus ser fran5oiiIhen itber.
balipt nidts ubgeIiefert Dor0en.
Die 8riten ur0 @ateriforer 9rei-
len su periHieotnen Wtitteln, nm Ole
Observation-Disclosures olis ihren
3cnen all persDgprh" idreibt Sc
MIN. Sum 8etIpiel mar niles 0to-
teri1I in 10 Glug5euefpbrifen 6tc
alf ser @eporationsItfte Der drnerifa-
nilHen Gone TANDEM, einfo6 per-
ihDunOen, aIs Die Huiien erinienen,
inn es n~b5uboIer.
0enjm be5eifrete 3ilBlnilos Gin.
itellird All Sen Repnrotionelt nls
,tlnr ltfo far. @iiBIdfto min
$40 600 &eparntionen bn-
ben, nur 10 Brp5em Des SotuIidu-
0ens, ser non Oeutiden Ginoringlin-
gen ongeridtat muroe." uSnOeal
sic Soipiet-llninn ibre Mulpride aui
6ieIes Mininlu1n ~reoit5ierte, botte lie
0entidlono8 6rieoensmirtihnft unO
sic Grboltllng 0e3 2ebensltou0arOs
ser 0eutifen geboIferiing i'm auge. "
9bDobI England un0 Die 8erei-
nigten Gtonten porgeber. iih iibet
Sic Qot 4eutihIan0s Gorge 81 ma
den. lint i9ren Stnrpopainft biniidt-
lid Ser &eparntionen 5il rehtferti.
gen, ,3eieen tie nidt Ole geriteite
Nblidt, ibren Hepnrationsarteil ST.
guuitpn 1eutidIonDs an reou5ieren."
Sic @eit3onen Dregeln Be fato
tire Meparotione1 nod etgenem Be.
Iieben", 9eiBt eg in Der ggselien
Belt" Deiter. Sn anglo ! nmerifa.
nif6en S1noen befinoen iid 0eutide
Observation-Disclosures i'm Merte bon
$8,OOO,00O0OO bis $tO,OOO,O00,-
600, 9eutidlanos @oIOreierbe, Elm
aroBer EeiI Der oeuti1er @onOels.
flotte uno ,,ein u~nge6enres @infonl-
uten" aus oeutlden pilienidnftEiher
uno tednoIogiIAen 8otentep. y8iG-
tige gntideiOutlgen, Die biniihfIif
Ser Meporotionen ourH Die HotSi
banner geidIiiHe getroffen nlirOen.
bIeiben uferFiGt~, beihNnert iih Der
Mrfifar
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11taebt iibcr 1lJGnnct

Bolton - Gin Mann, Der es mil
len IoIlte, logte Dieler Gage, Dab Die
Nralten tire Mod)t iiber Die M6nner
nerIieren, mas grOBtenteils ibre eige-
ne 5drlIo lei. Or. Qpnn q. @bite,
8rdiioent oes Drills College in Dat
LAMB, Galif., erfl6rte, unter we1n-
nern berbreite iid immer mebr Die
slnfift, oaB Grallen iebr teiser imp
unO bel berIonam fir 0as, 1puS ne
geben.
Gas Grge6rtig tit, Dob Der @ert
Der Jrnltelt. Ser Ietten gnoes ibr
SelbitgefitbI uno gefeIlihoftIiGer
5tatus 1T berte eeringer lit uls bies
frirber Der Sail mar 10 fngte Or.
NSbite. Berontportli1 fir 1ieie Gage
lit Die 0Auffoliurg bon Der romantic
Ifen 2iebe. gieIe 5rrIlen iin0 0ur1
ben rotnontiiden nnfinr in grii1o.
i1slid IdbtIe Chen getrieben poroerl.
Gin tpeiterer @rltt0, tpesbaIb lid
Ser GiniluB Ser 6rouen cltf Sic
Mtdniter oerireert. lit bic Cathode,
Dab lie otter lperoen. ,.5rnuen iir0
qpeid uro nlisoauerio, un0 fs iter-
ben per11Itnisn1Big mebr Mf1nner
ais Jrouen. @ir boben iekt in Ame-
rifa einen GroleniiberidnB. Mas
crit in 3ufunft iein fpenn meb.
rere Wiuioteh nnlerifonifIer Groli.
en- nift fnitnnbe iein sper0en, Mf6n-
ner ltr0 8cttli[ien 5n ba6en ieTbit
lDenn lie 0ies tDpHen2~
Aie gIiifIidite 3eit pir 0nS omari.
taittiGe No0deit mar Die Vionier5eit
Iln rpiloen @eften, ais Die Grnnen in.
Iolge t1rer Seltenbeit Sen gr0Bteu
Bert bntten.