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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
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Crowd Attends Show
AT 18th And Ann Streets
Field Sunday

Gusts Ct wind played the role
of Simon LeGree at the Wilmington
Aero clubs plane show yes
afternoon at the 18th and
Ann st. field, forcing most con-
testants to tuck their models under
their arms and watch the harder
planes fight their ways around in
the remoseless gales.
There were no entries in the
Glass 1 (small engine) contest,
but wins were registered in the
other three divisions.
John Edward, Raleigh, guided
his U-controlled model to "a mph
to win the Class II contest. There
were no other entries. Edwards
got a Tiger Shank model kit.
In the Glass III races, lone en-
trant Bill Peck, Of Wilmington,
COPIED his first plac> prize of a
PDQ plane kit with his Avon
The exact speed figure
was not available, but he a p
preached 80 mph.
D. V. Paafee, of New Bern; I'M
leashed his racer to a speed Of
1908 mph to win first place in
the Glass " contest, while Ed
wards plane zoomed across the
skies at 81 mph to come in sec
ond. D. c. May of this city took
third place with 92.5 mph. Paaf-
fee won an Atomic kit, Edwards
received a coil and a condenser.
while May was awarded a X
Acto tooling knife.
May came back, however, in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
COMETS DEFEAT
SPlNNERS, 1903
Whiteville Baseball Nine
Takes Opening Game In
Eastern League
BY .HGGS POWERS

WH1TEVlLLE, April 2O.-White-
ville's Comets opened their Eastern
league season by upsetting Baden
boro's favored Spinners, 4-3, in a
10 inning contest at Bladenboro
Saturday afternoon. They also won
a "a decision over the same team
Sunday afternoon here.
The heavy-hitting Spins were ex-
pected to down the locals easily,
but were held to four hits by H. D.
Stanley, Comet f~ast-baller, who had
them at his mercy throughout the
loop contest on Saturday. He fan
ned 10.
The losers countered first in the
third as Hughes singled, went to
third when Harwoed errored Brig
gers fly and scored on a passed
ball. The Comets bounced in front
in the seventh when Bridger, the
Bladenboro ace, filled the bases
when Herbert Russ doubled and
he hit Clyde Williams and walked
Brinley. Russ scored on Ham,
monds' bobble at third and Will
liams scored on a argument involv-
ing the play at first base. They
countered again in the eighth on
Nelson's double and SANKEY'S
single to center. The Spins tied it
up in the ninth on errors by Creeth
and Stanley and a double by
Hughes. The winning run for the
Comets came when Dave Hooks
tripled and scored on Jim Thomp-
sons single. Clyde Williamson with
two for four led the Comet attack.
Hughes had two for four for Bla-
denboro.
In the game Sunday Dave Neil
son pitched the win for Whiteville.
~Bladenboro used Harden, Jackson,
and Hughes. Council and Williams
led Whiteville with two for four
each. Frank had two for two for
Bladenboro. Jim Thompson homer
ed in the seventh for the Comets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
DEFEATS
HERRING AT MUM
Spring Tournament Finals
AT Municipal Course
Slated Next Sunday

Jesse Ellison, defending Munich
pal course champion, defeated
Glenn Herring, 1-up in the cham
pionship flight Of the annual spring
tournament at the Mum course
yesterday afternoon.
Ellison is slated to meet l.. C..
Walsh, Jr., in a 36-hole match next
Sunday afternoon for the cham
pionship.
In the first flight, Henry Clark
defeated H. c. Batten, 4-3; Jimmy
Todd won over Thorn Wood, / up
and c. w. McClelland defeated
Charles Redmond, l up.
Clark will meet Todd and Nc
Clelland will play Ralph Powell
in the semi-finals of the first flight.
c. r. Williams won over Billy
Decover, l up for the champion
ship Of the second flight.
In the third flight, Lin Boswell
defeated Jack Loughlin, l up and
l.. B. Harrell defeated P. B. Plat.
L. j. Gornto will play L. B. Har-
rell in the semi-finals. Lin Bos-
well will play P. A. Jones and the
winner of these matches will meet
Billy Horton for the third flight
championship.
In the fourth flight, Joe D. Ed
wards will play H. w. Collins in
championship match.
The finals of the annual spring
tournament will be played next
Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
Tobacco Loop Scorers
Meet In Fayetteville
Special To The Star

FAYETTEVILLE, April 2O-The
official scorers of the Tobacco
State league met here in the Of
flee of A.. T. Moore, president of
the loop this afternoon to receive
last minute instructions before the
season opens on April %.
Dick Herbert, sports editor Of
the Raleigh News and Observer
and Roy Cook, sports editor Of the
Wilmington Morning Star spoke
briefly to the scorers during the
meeting. The sports editors re-
quested the scorers to file COM
plete results of the games as
quickly as possible. They also
pointed out the ecsiet-- odee,
pointed out many technicalities Of
scoring a baseball game.
Scorers attending the parley in
Guided James H. Register, Clinton;
John Ingram, Dunn-Erwin; George
Knudson. Lumberton; James Dav-
is, Red Springs; Roby Hillard,
Sanford; Joe Padgett, Selma
Smithfield; Paul Potter. Warsaw;
and Rufus Powell, Wilmington.
J. L. Wade, league st~atistician,
was also present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
.PHILLIEST 0PPLE
GIANTS, 10 TO !

NEW YORK, April 20. - up -
Pounding four pitchers for 16 safe
ties, including home runs by Jim
Tabor and Andy Seminick, the
Philadelphia Phillies trounced the
New York Giants, 10-1, before 49,
655 fans today. Schoolboy Rowe
hurled his second straight triumph
over the Giants, losing his shutout
in the second inning when Willard
Marshall raped him for a homer.
Two big innings sewed up the
game for the Pills who made it
three in a row over the Giants.
Tabor's and Seminick's homers
highlighted a five run fourth inning
while Rowe's double with the bases
full climaxed a four run spree In
the eighth.
Every Philly player with the ex-
ception Of Frank Mccormick made
at least one hit with Ron Northey
leading the attack with three safe
ties. Rookie Highlander Bill Ayres
who lost to the Phils in Philadel-
phia last Thursday, again was the
losing pitcher.
For the third straight day, Clint
Hartung, the highly publicizeo
rookie outfielder, went hitless, but
twice backed centerfielder Johnny
Wyrostek clear to the bleacher wall
$50 feet away, to haul in his long
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
Gusts OF Wind layHauoc
With Model Plane Contest

stunning contest to take first place
and q PDQ model kit. 1t. r. c.
Hubbard, Camp Lejeune, watched
his plane loop and roll to a sec
ond place prize of a coil and con-
denser.
The large crowd, numbering be-
tween 100000 people, was disap-
pointed when the big event of the
day-Dwight McEwen's flying of
his new, high-speed jet propelled
model-did not come off. McEwen
spent a fruitless half-hour In try
ing to repair a broken gasket, and
i. was impossible for the jet-model
to take to the air.
McEwen, whose work put the
show toy either only to have it blown
apart by the unmanageable winds,
expressed hopes that a large
crowd would be on hand for the
local Examinations for the National
Model Airplane contest, which will
be held here in May. A definite
date will be announced by Nc
Given later. Winners of the local
event will participate in the state
contest in Raleigh in June.
The Wilmington Model Aero club
is sponsored by the Exchange club
of tlis city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
Rambiers Smash M To 4
Victory Over Southport
Snag Allen Slams Home
Run AS Masonboro Opens
Season Successfully

Masonboro's defending Eastern
State league champion Ramblers
successfully launched their 1947
season yesterday afternoon at
Southport by smothering the South
port Yellow Jackets, 24-4.
The score may indicate a bonn
bardment of home runs, but final
totals reveal that only one round
tripper was slapped and that by
a pinch hitter, Snag Allen.
A single three-base hit by Hal
Horton, new Rambler second base
man, and two-base blows by Levy
King, Levy Heath, and Hunker
Benson featured the Masonboro
clubs smuggling exhibition.
Donald Pepper, big right fielder
for the Ramblers who sat out most
of the 1916 season with an injured
knee, started his 1947 campaign
right yesterday by driving out two
singles in two trips to the plate to
lead all Masonboro hitters. Big
man in what feeble offense the
Southport club put up was Jack
Hughes, who banged a single and
three Dagger in three times at bat.
Hunker Benson pitched his first
game in a Masonboro uniform yes
terday and gave up two hits in
the six innings he twirled, striking
out sever and walking six bases
on balls. Tracy Duval relieved Ben
son and tossed one-hit ball for the
remainder Of the lop-sided contest,
whiting three in the process.
Jack Hughes, one of the outstand-
ing pitchers in the Eastern State
league, started for Southport, but
was knocked out in the sixth inn
ing after the Ramblers had boom
ed across Is runs off him. Harde-
mar replaced the big Highlander
and went the rest of the game.
The Ramblers take on the Blad-
enboro Spinners next week in Will
mington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
Tops Southern,
Eurnan Rises To Second

Georgia at Thomson, Ca; Wash
ington and Lee at Virginia Tech;
North Carolina at Davidson; Uni
versity Of Richmond at George
Washington; N. c. State at Wake
Forest.
Wednesday - Hampden-Sydney
at William and Mary; George
Washington at Virginia; Universe
ty of Richmond at Maryland; Duke
at Wake Forest.
Thursday - Newberry at Glenn
son; Emory and Henry at Vir-
ginia Tech; North Carolina State
at Duke; Roanoke College at
Virginia Military Institute.
Friday - South Carolina at Fur
man; Navy at North Carolina;
Wofford at Davidson.
Saturday - Virginia Military
Institute at Virginia Tech; South
Carolina at Furman; Virginia at
Washington and Lee; Clemson at
Newberry; william and Mary at
Richmond; Wofford at Davidson:
Navy at Duke; Wake Forest at
North Carolina State; Maryland at
George Washington.
~ A-..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
Nv The Associated Press


The University of Richmond
continued on top of the Southern
Conference baseball standings TO-
dav with Furman supplantng
North Carolina as the immediate
challenger.
Richmond had no conference en-
gagements last week and its record
of three earlier wins against no
defeats was good enough to main
tain first place. Furman beat
Davidson to raise its victories to
two against no defeats, while North
Carolina slipped to fourth place
by reason of a loss to Duke.
Clemson moved up a. notch TO
third with a IA win over the
Citadel last week.
Thirteen games between CONFER
once members are on this weeks
calendar with one of the top en-
o.oements set for Washington
tuesday when the University OF
Richmond meets George Washing
ton in the latte-'s opening loop
tilt. A win for the Colonlals mlgh'
tonple the Spiders from the top
SPOT, depending upon the outcome
of other games meanwhile.
Richmond also remains the only
conference team with a per1ec'
record against all opponents. Inc
Sniders have won eight games, the
last a 20 victory over Virginia.
This weeks conference scheo'
ule:
Monday - Clemson at Georgia;
McCrary Eagles at Wake Forest
North Carolina at Furman; VIZ
einia at Virginute: Langley tlelo
at William and Mary.
Tuesday - South Carolina vs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
VET CAPTURES
CAROLINA GOLF MEET

FLORENCE, S. c., April 2O.-R
Billy Joe Patton, 25-year-old Nor
canton, N. c., Navy veteran, won
the Carolinas amateur golf tourna-
ment here today with a Cup, Sc
hole victory yer E. L. Laxton Of
Charlotte.
Patton, who celebrated his birth
day yesterday, was the runner-up
in the tournament last year. Laxton
won the event in 1882.
Patton made a remarkable come
back today after being three down
at the end of the morning 10 holes
and four down after 10 holes.
He pulled even with Laxton on
the 18th hole of the afternoon round
and. then won the final two holes
as he bagged two par IS while Lax
ton was going one over on each
hole.
The Charlotte veteran shot a SO
over the first IS, M under par. He
scared to a rs on the afternoon
round while Patton took a 70 and a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

Cheatham, Col. George W. Gillette.
Robert Dannenbaum, j. M. Autrv
and Warren S. Johnson.
The committee has been invited
to be the guest of Page and the
Star-News advertising staff in or
der to discuss last minute details
OF the tournament. Sports editors
OF the Morning Star and the News
will also attend.
FolloWlng are the players that
posted qualifying scores yesterday:
=. E. Williams, IS; william De-
Cover, 50; c. R. William, 90; Rich
ard S. Rogers; 1903; Harold S. Cher.
lls; c. W. Houston, SO; John A.
Jordan, 80; B. R. Harrell, 1O3.
ken Alpern, ia; R, P. Andrews
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
7wenty7Sepen Businessmen Golfers Post
Qualifying Scores In Star-News Tourney

Twenty-seven businessmen golf.
ers turned in scores yesterday in
the second day of qualifying rounds
NJ the First Annual Star-News Adj
vertisers golf tournament at the
Municipal golf course.
r. B. Page, publisher of the Star
News, sponsor and host of the
tournament has announced a ban
met for the Tournament commit
tee members to be held at the Cape
Fear club tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Tournament committee workers
who will attend the banquet in
cI,Ide: Louis Orrell, chairman;
Claude Efird. Fred Willets, ST., W.
Alex Fonvielle, James E. L. Wade,
r p. Wilson, Ken Eaton, A. B.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

left. Smooth-fielding Bob Musko-
witch is handling center with the
skill of an expert. And Bill Ben
toms protection of the right field
territory has been superb. Catcher
Bill Alsnaver is already a big
Wilmington favorite behind the
plate, while Seagate's Emory Hew-
lett, Johnny Edens, Larry DiOrio,
and Skipper Nathan himself form
a capable hurlir- staff even though
help is needed.
Pirates officials have not re-
leased the likely .itcher for to-
nights tussle, but he is expected
to be Larry DiOrio, a converted
outfielder of last season. Worrell
may also see duty, but Johnny
Edens is believed to be taking a
long rest for the Tobacco Loop
lopener.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

1946. Fred Muscemeci, a nimble-
footed, hard-hitting shortstop, has
more than filled the shoes of ANDY
Cullen, all-star shortstop of 1916,
and most observers agree that Mus
cemeci will be the class of the To-
|bacco State league this season just
as little Cullen was last campaign.
Rifle-armed Bill Steckel is brilliant
ly handling third base, a position
that created headaches all last sea-
son for Manager Shuny Britain.
Ed Hardisky is playing a snappy
game at second base and his hit
ting measures up f%avorably with
the other keystoners, who have
handled the keystone for the Buc-
cancers in the past. Harry
Bridges hitting has been a bright
spot in Pirate tits thus far, and
local fans are wondering just what
would happen to the opposition
if the big left-handed hitter finds
the range of the right field fence
at Legion Stadium. The outfield
is just dandy. A potential home
run king, Hargrove Davis, patrols
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
BLACKWOOD SQUEEZES
OUT WRECKERS, 4 TO 3

Blackwood's Braves successfully
opened their Junior Baseball sea-
son yesterday afternoon at Legion
Stadium by downing the Sunset
Park Wreckers, 4-3.
The contest was a thriller all
the way. Going into the last inn
ing Sunset was leading, 80, but
a two-run rally by the Braves
notched the tilt and put them in
8 tie with Anderson's Tigers Tor
first place in the league.
In the final frame Robert Brown
got on first on an error. A bad
foot forced Billy Smith to run for
Brown and the s~wift-footed Black
wood catcher promptly stole sec
ond base. Lloyd Smith singled,
placing Billy on third. Tommy
burlington struck out, but big
Hawk Kennedy came through with
q double that knocked in the Win
ming runs for Blackwood.
Leading hitters were Charles
Smith of Sunset with two hits Tor
four times at bat and Eugene
Smith of Blackwood with two for
four also.
The lineup for. Blackwood was:
Mike Michaels, third base; Billy
Smith, catcher; Eugene Smith,
shortstop; Bobby Hinson, SECOND
base; Robert Brown, first base;
Lloyd Smith, right field; Tommy
burlington, pitcher, Hawk Kennedy
left field; and Mustard Mathis
center field.
The Braves will play the NAL
nth Village Cyclones this a11er,
noon at Robert Strange park at
4 o'clock in their second loop
game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
DAVIS WINS

]. Holmes Davis, Jr., defeat
ed Louis B. Orrell, RI, yes
terday afternoon to capture the
annual spring golf tournament
at the Cape Fear Country Club.
In the second flight Byran
Bradford defeated w. T. Ben
ton, FL.
w. B. Long won over N. E.
Davis, "a in the third flight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

Ill; c. L. Matthes, Ill; George D.
Conant, 102; R. A. Brindell, Jr.,
80; j. F. Potter, SO; Robert Dan
nebaum, 90; W. P. Erwin, 90; C..
L. Billiard, 1O4; E. P. Crawford,
Sc; Gene Marlowe, 100; R. L..
Brambleed, 80; Marcus Goldstein,
100.
Carl Babson, 11S; Lester B. Cud-
dington, SO; H.. C. Batson, 81;
Robert B. Tilden, Ill; j. Bernard
Abrams. 1913 and T. A.. Nesbitt, 112.
w. c. Stoval and V. L. Spence play
ed their round but failed to turn in
the score cards.
The finals are slated for next
Sunday at the Municipal course.
Entries will be received until Sat-
'urday it was announced last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

inESpence, Vernon, York. Two base hits
Evans. Stolen bases-Case, Lewis. Sacri-
fices-Masterson. Double play-Vernon,
Christman and Masterson. Left on bases
Boston 4, Washington 5. Bases on balls
Parnell l, Masterson 2. Strikeouts-Mas-
terson 3, Parnell 2, johnson 1. Hits off
Parne1l 6 in Z; johnson o in l. Losing
p~itcher-Parnell. Umpires-Weafer, Hub
bard and Berry. Time of game-1:42
Attendance-28,43 3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
DiOnio May Take Mound
For Wilmington Outfit
Contest Will Begin at 7:45 O'clock at Legion
Stadium; Fleet-footed Pirates After Sec
Ond Straight Home Victory

Lets get around those bases appears to be the gen.
eral theme in Manager Nate Andrews reconversion plans
for the Wilmington Pirates and fans agree they have been
doing just that in their spring training games this season.
Tonight they get another chance when Greenville's repre-
sentative in the Coastal Plains league comes to town for an
tilt with the w%in-happy BUGS at Legion Stadium
at 7:45 o'clock.
A summary of the Pirates reveal the striking improve
ment the BUGS Of 1947 have over the fifth place club of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
PAXTON WINS

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, April
S-tR-George Payton, a eah
~sun-tanned 23-year-old professional
from Hampton, Va. fired ms
fourth consecutive sub-par round
to win the Goth annual Virginia
State Open Golf Championship TO-
Gay with a new 72-hole tournament
record of 266.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

Errors-Cavarretta, Kurowski. Runs
batted in-Nicholson 6, Cavarretta, kur-
owski, Diering, Schoendienst, Dusak.
Home runs-Nicholson 2. Double play
Merullo, Johnson and Cavarretta. Left on
bases-Cheago 8, st. Louis 6. Bases on
balls-off Pollet 5, Borowy 5, Schmitz l..
Strikeouts--Pollet l, Borowy l, Schmidt
2, Staley l Schmitz l. Hits-off Pollet
5 in 4 is innings; Hearn 0 in 2-3;
Schmidt 4 in 2; Staley 0 in 2; Borowy
4 in 6 Is; Schmitz / in 2 %. Hit by
pitcher, by Pollet l (Nicholson). Winning
pitcher-Borowy. Losing pitcher-Pollet.
Umpires-Goetz, Conlan m Reardon.
Time-2:14 4. Attendance 6,188.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

KINSTON, April 20. - The
Kinston Eagles defeated the
Wilmington Pirates, 5 to 0 here
this afternoon to even the
series. Pirate manager Nate
Andrews sent three of his
rockies to the mound. Joe
Lipka, Charles Corbett and Bud
Weatherly, each working three
innings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

Called, darknessJ.
Errors-Gustine. Galan. Runs batted
in-Hatton, westlake, Basinski, Sewell,
Greenberg, Rikard, Galan 2, Jarvis, Rus
sell. Two base hits-Rikard, Westlake,
Basinski. Hatton, Cuisine, Russell. Dou-
BILE plays-Erautt, Miller and Kress. Left
on bases-Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 5.
Bases on balls-Sewel 2, Erautt l,
Schultz 2. Strikeouts-Erautt 2, Sewell
8. EIits-off Erautt 7 in 2 innings:
Schultz 4 in 2; Wehmeier 0 in L. Wild
pitch-Erautt. Losing pitcher-Erautt.
Umpires-Barr, Ballanfant and Borgess..
Time-1:24. Attendance (officiai) 1924.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
Louis Walcott Boxing
Match Approved By B.
Duel Between Teller,
Newhouser Postponed

DETROIT, April 90 P) -
Snow and sleet combined to-
day to t rec postponement of
the years first Bob Feller-Hal
Newhouser pitching duel by
freezing out the third and last
game of the Cleveland Indians
series with the Detroit Tigers.
Detroit is at Cleveland next
Saturday, Sunday nd Monday,
when the Teller Newhouser
match may come up.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
CARDINALS DROP
INTO LAST PLACE
Chicago Cubs Down St.
Louis, "a; Nicolson Hits
Two Homers

ST. LOUIS, April 2o-P-Two
home runs by big Bill Nicholson
who batted in six runs enabled
the Chicago Cubs to make it two
out of three from the st. Louis
Cardinals, 7 to 4, today before
5000 chilled spectators.
The defeat dropped the world
champions to last place in the
National League. They have lost
two of three games in both series
they have played.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
MATCH

LEXINGTON, April 20. Up -
Skip Alexander and Dugan Ay-
cock, Lexington pros, turned back
Bobby Locke, South African
champion, and Johnny Palmer of
Badin, N. c., in exhibition match
here today 3 and 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
r LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 6-3, Philadelphia "a.
Washington 3, Boston l.
St. Louis at Chicago (postponed).
Cleveland at Detroit postponed.
Today's Games
Boston at Washington Harris
(0-O) VS. Wynn (0-1).
Chicago at Detroit-Grove COY
VS. Newhouser G-0).
(Only games scheduled).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

Errors-Verban, Hartung, Thomson =
L,ohrke. Runs batted in-Ennls, Mafsila u
2 Seminick, Wyrostek 2, Rowe 3
TWO base hits-Newsome, Northey, Rowe
Home runs-Marshall, Tabor, Seninick.
Stolen bases-Tabor, Northey: Double
piays-rhomson, Mize and Lohrke; New.
some, Verban and Mccormick. Left on
bases-Philadelphia 5, New York 5. Bases
On balls-off Ayers 1. strikeouts-An-
drews /, Rowe 2. Hits-off Ayers . IN
3 1-3 innings; Andrews 4 In 2 -; Gar
penter 4 in 2; Hansen 0 in l. Losing
pitcher-Ayers. Umpires-Barlick, Gore
and Pinelli. Time-2:04. Attendance
I q 7S5 Maid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21
STANDINGS
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn at Boston (postponed).
Cincinnati 1873. Pittsburgh ST.
Philadelphia 10, New York 1.
Chicago 7, St. Louis 4.
Today's Games
Brooklyn at Boston-Gregg (1-0)
VS. SPAIN (0-0).
Philadelphia at New York-Leon-
ard (1-0) VS. Jansen (0-0).
Cincinnati at Chicago-Peterson
(1-0) VS. Wyse (0-1).
(Only games scheduled).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-21

Runs batted in-Galan, Adams a, Mil
Ter 4, Vollmer, Hatton, Greenberg 3,
Lamanno. Two base hits-Vollmer, Baum
holtz, Lamanno 8, Galan, Blackwell. Ri
kard. Three base hits-Hatton. Home
runs-Galan, Adams. Miller 2, Greenberg.
Sacrifices-Kress. Double pIays-Miller,
Adams and Kress. Left on. bases-Cin-
cinnati 7, Pittsburgh 5. Bases on balls
off Bahr 1, Macy 1, Blackwell 3, Bon
Gables 3 in 1-3; Macy l in l %; Bon
Macy 1. Hits-off Bahr 5 in 3 innings;
ham 3. Strikeouts-B1ackwel 7, Bahr 1,
7 in 4. Losing pitcher-Bahr. UNI
pires-Boggess, Barr. and Ballanfant-
Time 2:20. Acknowledgement 10000.