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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

the first game Of the doubleheader
gave Manuel Garcia his 18th VIC
tory of the year against eight
losses.
Garcia, who limited the Sox to
four hits, famed eight batsmen
and walked four in the abbreviated
seven-inning opener. Bill Wood,
who started the decisive rally in
the fifth with a single, and Cor
don Knisely both reached loser
Cy Falrcloth for two Of Lumber
toms 10 hits. Charley Jamin drove
in both Wood and Stats Marx, who
had beaten out an infield hit, with
a crashing double to left center
field. Wauy Pearsall hit another
two-bagger, this one to left field,
to score Marx, and he came home
with the fourth run of the inning on
Jerry Cabaniss' single.
Bill Stone wrapped up his 18th
win against three defeats against
a stubborn and almost effective
hurting rival, Charley Shubeck, at
Clinton. 4-3. Stone famed 10.
Sanford had to work for the vic
tory. Behind 80 going into the top
of the ninth Stone and his COM
rades appeared to have a beating
at hand, but Phil Shoffner tied
the o up at 3-3 with a home
run. Then in the 10th the Spinners
put the tilt in the ice box when
NesseIrode singled in Quinn, who
had one-bagged to open the de-
cisive frame.
Red Springs closed in ON the
s~mithfield : Selma Leafs with an
90 success in Red Springs, but the
win still left the cellar jewellers
very far behind Sanford and even
fourth place.
Four runs in the fourth were all
the Robins needed for the triumph.
Bobby Wolfe with three for five
and A. w. Rogers with two for
five paced the batters i'm this en-
| eee1ntef.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Beantown crowd of %, 192. The
BUGS had forged ahead in their
side of the last stanza when Billy
Cox spanked a two-run rally with
a slasAing triple down the right
field foul line.
Ken Keltner also did q bit of
home run hitting last night for
the Cleveland Indians as they
swamped the Washington Senators
by 81 and 1872 scores to take both
ends of a doubleheader. The Mats
have now lost nine in a row.. A
total of 81 hits bounded off Tribe
bats during the two contests.
The Philadelphia Athletics, fresh
from a four-game win streak over
the Sens, were rudely Shut out by
Joe Haynes and the Chicago White
Sox 40 in Chicago. Haynes allow
ed nine hits to gain his eighth
win of the year while the Pale
Hose we're kayoing Jesse Flores
with two runs in the sixth for his
18th loss for 1947.
Those Browns got it good from
the Boston Red Sox, being blasted
9-5 as their hurlers gave up II hits
and nine walks before $500 fans
in Sjortsman's park. The Bosox
attack included a circuit blow by
Dom DiMaggio.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

mlnston fielding, i%nciuding w." ~,
double plays. 'o
The win gave the pjrs..
Twins one victory zach ~ an
present four-game Series. ~, '
contest being scheduled f., r,ll'
mlngton's Legion stadium w.s ''
day night, Roy Lamo is evnoa.@
to start for the Pirates. Cd
Some fleet base-rpnning BY r...
dy Musumeci plus a amsl. s''
by Manager jim Station y 'ss
fifth inning, plus three N'
errors. on the part of .5e Tnt
in the seventh, accounted fo l"1'
two Pirate runs, Musumeci H., as
with a single in the fifth s.s ".
second, and came homo ''Ve
Stations sharp single to Genie N
the seventh Andy Poklembs si III
gled, Mickey Balla made tvo Nh
cues at second and Fleet Co it,S'
threw wild to the plate to enab,,
the BUGS to score again. |O''
John Komar gave up but civ l..
to Wilmington, and but NV 4 l'
momentary weakening IN tbe fir.
might have won the GAM WIKI .
little help at the plate. But the..
was none, and he was handed u,
seventh loss of the wear agains.
eight wins. He needed a little hsI,
from Polink in the ninth when II,
BUGS threatened again slightly vi
One man On each team coll.,,
ed more than one hit during u,
nights contest. Billy Benton sOcE.
ed a double and q single in fon,
trips for Wilmington, and RiIsr
Leach did the same thing for II,
Twins. It was a tight infield ysm,
most of the way. Dunn Erwin,
base-path combination was as sn,,
and slick as Wilmington's uni.
the seventh. After that, they
Strengthened up, but S~tephensm
was not to be denied his shutout
His tricky curve and knuckle ball
kept Twin batters seeking them
down in the dirt or almost strajssf
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Errors-Greenberg 2, Howell, Bonham.
Fernandez 2; Runs batted in-Rikard
2, Bonhaln, Cox, Torgeson
2, Mast, Barrett, Elliott 3. Two base hits
-Greenberg Three base hit-Cox. Home
run-Elliott. Sacrifices-Howell. Holmes,
Barrett. Double plays-Greenberg to-
Lyons to Bloodworth. Left
on 6ases-Pittsburgh 5; Boston 7. Base
on balls-off Bonham 1; off Lyons /.
S~tr1keouts-by Bonham 3, by Roe l, by
Lyons l, by Barrett /, by Lanfranconi
2. Hits-off Bonham 8 in s innings. nome
out in It'll; off Roe 0 in Is innings: Of
Lyons 4 in 2 1-3 innings; off Barrett ?
in 3 innings. o out In 9Th. off Lam
franconi | in 1 inning. Wild pitch -
Barrett. Winning pitcher - L~anfranconi
Losing p~itcher-Lyons. Umpires-Jorda.
23,192.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20
SOUTHPAW GOLF

CHICAGO, Aug. 195P-Three
players shot par-equalling IT'S to-
day to pace qualifiers in the eighth
annual National Left-handed Golf
ers tournament.
The medal was won by an Okla
homa A and M football star, LODI
die Kempa of Saltwater, Okla. in
a sudden death playoff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Errors%orgensen, Reese. Runs batted
in-Musial, Edwards, Rice 4, Kurowski 2,
Schoendienst, Fermanski, Robinson. Two
base hits-Walker, Rice, 2, Schoendienst.
Three base hits-Marion. Home runs
Rice. KuroWski. Sacrifice Diering.
Double plays-Musial and Rice; Reese
and Robinson; Marion, Schoendienst and
Musial. Left on bases-St. Louis 10;
Brooklyn 9. Bases on balls-Brazle l,
Hearn /, Hatten 4. Behrman /, Dockins
2, Barney 2. Strikeouts - Brazle S,
Behrman s, Dockins /. Hits-off Brazle
10 in s innings; (none out in 9TH; Hearn
z in /; Dockins 4 in 8; Barney 0 in 2. Hit
by pitcher-by Barney (Kurowskil. Wild
pitch-Behrman. Balk-Barney. Winning
pitcher-Brazle. Losing p~itcher-Behr-
man. Umpires-Gore, Pinelli and Bar
lick. Time 1904. Attendance 81. 465 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20
ROBINS s, LEAFS 3

Runs batted in-Oehler, Eonta. Rogers
3, Wolfe 2, Parnell, Miller. Two base
hits-Wolfe, Brown, Rogers. Stolen bases
Howard, Mangini. Sacrifices-Brown.
Double p~lays-Rogers, Jackson and Man.
gini; Howard and Oehler. Left - bases
-Smithfield 6, Red Springs 9. Bases on
balls-off: Miller 4. Brady 3. Struck out
by-Miller 7, Brady 3. Wild pitches -
Miller, Brady 2. Umpires-Ouzts, Rev.
ellie. Time of game / IS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20
LOCALS REVEAL
POWER IN ECTA

ROCKY MOUNT, Aug. 10. -
Here are the scores of Will
mington entries in the Eastern
Carolina Tennis Association
tournament in today's play
first named from Whining
toni:
Tom Smell defeated A. r.
Weathers, Rocky Mount, 81,
81 in mems singles. Gerald
Robinson defeated Moe Ana
mosa, Rocky Mount, 81, 60
in mems singles.
In mems doubles, WHIT Cobb
and Robinson won a forfeit
match from Bland and Blew
ms or Enfield.
Women's singles saw Nancy
Brown lose to Mae Knowles OF
Rocky Mount, 6-S, 6-2, rs. The
outcome of the match between
Colleen Gam and Eloise Lam
caster, Rocky Mount, was not
reported by 10 o'clock tonight.
Wednesdays matches in
clude:
Quarter-final mems singles:
Robinson VS.. Hugh Kiger, Ra-
leigh; Tom Smell VS.. Bill Wealth
ers, Raleigh.
Quarter-final mems doubles:
Robinson and Whit Cobb VS..
Tom and Paul Smell.
w omen's singles: Mary
Bland VS.. Eleanor Cummings,
Raleigh; Mary Johnson VS..
Gloria Roycroft, Coates.
Finals junior mems singles:
Dick Hewlett VS.. Bud Wallace,
G0ldsboro.
Semi-finals Junior mems
doubles: Hewlett and Marvin
MAYNARD VS.. Tommy Souther-
land and Hal Wheeler, Dur
ham.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Cooper,
Young 2, Miller 6. Two base hits -
Rigney, Gearhart, Tatum, Lohrke. Home
run-Miller. Sacrifice-Baumholtz. Double
plays-Rigney, Kerr and Mize, Zientara,
Miller and Young; Marshall and Mize.
Left on bases-Cincinnati 3, New York
8. Bases on balls-Vandermeer 2, Koslo
4. Strike outs-Vandermeer S, Koslo 3,
lott 2. Hits-off Koslo S in 5 % in
nings; Beggs 0 in 1-3; lott 4 in 3. Wild
pitch-Iott. Losing pitcher-Koslo. Um-
pires-Stewart, Hen1ine and Magerkurth.
Time 2:26. Attendance %, 224 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Errors-oost, Binks. Michaels. Runs
batted in-Appling, Wright (2). Two
base hits-York, Hodgin, Philley. Joost.
Home run-Wright. Double plays -
Michaels, Holloway and York ~: Flores,
Joost and Fain; Holloway and York;
Haynes, Appline and York. Left on
Observation-Disclosures 6; Chicago 4. Struck
out-Flores 2, Savage l, Christopher l..
Hits off-FIorcs s in 5 1-3 innings. Saw
age / in / 2-3; Christopher 0 in l. Losing
pitcher-Flores. Umpires-Rommel, Pas
sarella and Boyer, Time 1:45. Paid at
tendance 1873.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Runs batted in-Staton. Two base hit,
- Benton, Leach. Stolen bases - Must
meci. Double plays-Stephenson, Must
meci and Poklemba; Musumeci, HaH
disky and Poklenba. Left on bases -
Wilmington S; Dunn-Erwin 4 Bases OF
balls-off: Stephenson 3. Struck out, by
-Komar 2, Polink l, Stephenson l.
Hits off-Komar 6 in 8 innings. Loti
pitcher Komar. Umpires - Wilson
Chandler, Ruch. Time of game lA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20
Cards Clip Buns, 11-3;
Ouernire Halls Yankees

Lefty AL Brazle, whose mound efforts so far this sea-
son have been off-and-on, unveiled a tantalizing curve ball
yesterday in his first start for the St. Louis Cardinals since
July l to halt the Brooklyn Dodgers in an easy 11-3 victory.
The Red Bird win put them back in the National league
pennant race, temporarily at least. They are now 5 IL
Games behind the Flatbushers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20
HILLCREST IN FINALS

NIGH POINT, Aug. 19-P3-
Hillcrest Of High Point moved into
the finals Of the North Carolina
State Women's softball tournament
here this afternoon by edging Rox-
boro 3 to 2 in 10 innings.
Hillcrest meets Major Cola OF
Winston-Salem at the high school
field tomorrow afternoon at $50
for the state championship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Runs batted IN Kukulka 2, Keane
2, Sanders. Shoffner, Nesselrode. Two
base hits-Cieslinski, Shoffner, Messing.
Home runs - Shoffner. Sacrifices =
Cieslinski, Latta. Double plays-Kukul-
ka, Cieslinski to O'Shields. Left on bases
Clinton Is; Sanford 8. Bases on balls -
off: Shubeck 2, Stone 4. Struck out, by
Shubeck S, Stone 10. Hits off: Shubeck
10 in 9 1-3 innings; Carvin / in o. Hit
by pitcher. by-Stone, Cieslinski. Losing
pitcher-Shubeck. Umpires - Davidzuk,,
Ruch. Time of game 2:1o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Errors-Kell. Runs batted in-Houk,
Kell. Evers. Home runs-Evers. Sacri-
fices-Reynolds. Double plays Stirn-
weiss and McQuinn. Left on bases -
New York 8, Detroit 10. Bases on balls
off Reynolds 4; Overmire /. Strike
outs-by Reynolds 3, Overmire 2. Hit
by pitcher, by-Reynolds, Lake. Wild
pitches-Reynolds. Umpires - Weafer,
Hubbard, Mckinley and Berry. Time
1:S5. Attendance l0, 1884.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20
NATIONAL

Yesterday's Results a
st. Louis II; Brooklyn 3.
Chicago 1-2; Philadelphia SO.
Pittsburgh S; Boston 7.
Cincinnati 8; New York l.
Today's Games
Cincinnati at New York-0)-Walters
(e-5) and Lively 4-5) VS. Kennedy tS-B)
and Jansen $50.
St. Louis at Brooklyn-Dickson Gid
VS. Branca Q7-9).
Pittsburgh at Boston - Ostermueller
CO-7 or Bonham l9-6) VS. Sain 1853.
Chicago at Philadelphia-Wyse l4-6l
VS. Judd Q-12).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

~Errors-Early, Dente. Runs batten in
Partee, Judnich, EARLY 2. DiMaggio A..
Deer, Jones 2, Dobson, Lehner 2. Two
base hits-Judnich, Early, Jones, Dillin.
ger. Three base hit-Doerr. Home run
DiMaggio. Double plays - Judnich,
Stephens and Judnich; Pesky, Doerr. and
Jones. Left on bases-Boston 8; St. Louis
7. Bases on balls-Moulder 4, Dobson /,
Kinder 5. Strikeouts-Moulder /, Dob
son 4, Kinder l, Potter /. Hits off
Moulder s in 4 innings (none out in
5th); Kinder 4 in 3 innings; Potter 1 in
2. Wild pitches-Dobson. Losing pitcher
= Moulder Umpires-McGow Grieve
and Jones. Time 1928. Attendance $500
(paid).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Errors-Lowrey, Heintzelman. Runs
batted in-Borowy l: Wyrostek 2; Pad
gett 2. Handley 2; Schultz l; Ennis l
Two base hits Wyrostek, Padgett,
Schultz. Three base hi~ts-Handley, F.
Walker. Sacrifice-Heintzelman. Stolen
base-LaPointe. Double plays-LaPointe,
Verban and Schultz. Left on bases -
Chicago 7; Philadelphia 10. Bases on
balls-off Borowy Z, Heintzelman 3.
Strikeouts-by Heintzelaan 2; Borowy
/. Umpires-Reardon, Goetz and Con-
Ian. Time Of game 200.
(SeconS Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20
STANDINGS

Yesterday's Results
WILMINGTON 2; Dunn-Erwin 0.
Selma-Smithfield 2; Red Springs 3.
Sanford 4; Clinton ..
Warsaw 3-6; Lumberton rs.
Today's Games
Dunn Erwin at WILMINGTON.
Sanford at Clinton.
Red Springs at Smithfield.
Warsaw at Lumberton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Oyster shells were used by The
Pilgrim fathers as a source 81
limestone for the flux in New Eng.
lands earliest blast furnaces.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20
Stephenson Blanks 7wins, 2 4
Gains First Victory In Buc Un;fo.
With Six-Hitter Over D
Teams Here Tonight

DUNN, August 19-Jim Stephenson turned
hit, 20 triumph over the Dunn-Erwin Twins 70 al a Six
fi1S6 dl' oo1y On one a b plfass 9 stephens sn's b season. on: Although h 4
control all the way, and he wa backed un hr s W. udf
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Runs batted in Scrobola, Woods,
Stanley, Jamin 2, Pearsall, Cabaniss,
Knisely. Two base h~its-Knisely, Nc
Carly. Jamin, Pearsall. Stolen bases -
Scrobola, Salyer, Miner. Sacrifices -
Salyer. Cabaniss. Double plays-Stanley
| (unassisted): Bohannon to Jones. Left
on bases-Warsaw G.. Lumberton 5.
Bases on balls-off: Faircloth 3, Garcia
4. Struck out, by-Faircloth 3, Garcia
I. Hit by pitcher. by-Garcia (Stephens).
Wild pitches-Faircloth. Passed balls -
Jones, Knisely. Umpires Woodland,
Mitchell. Time of game 1870,
Second Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Yesferday's ResuHs
New York l; Detroit 2.
Washington 1-2; Cleveland S-l5.
Philadelphia 0; Chicago 4.
Boston 9; st. Louis 5.
Today's Games
New York at Detroit-Newsom t9-S>
VS. Trucks t9-6l.
Philadelphia at Chicago - Coleman
(5-6) VS. Gebrian (2-2) or Gillespie (5-5l.
Washington at Cleveland q twilight
night)-Haefner N-1o) and Scarborough
(4-7) VS. Black (s-8) mt Lemon t5-2).
Boston at st. Observation-Disclosures
son 900 VS. Zoldak (6-7l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

The thread-finned fish, found in
inc waters of the Amazon, leaps
from the water and lays its eggs on
! overhanging plants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Air conditioned gas refugees,
where people can gather during a
gas raid, were invented in Ger
many. ,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Errors-LeWis 2. Runs batted in -
Keltner 3, Mitchell 4, Masterson, Lewis,
Boudreau, Gordon 2. Hogan, Edwards.
Two base hits - Ferrell, Masterson.
Hogan, Gordon. Three base hits-Mitchell,
Hogan. Home run-Keltner. Sacrifices
Stephens, KEieman. Double plays -
and Robinson. Left on bases-Washing-
ton 10. Cleveland 8. Bases OH balls -
Masterson 3, Stephens 4, Klieman I.
Strikeouts - Masterson 2, Stephens l,
Candini l. Hits-off Masterson Z in 6 in
nings; Candini 10 in 2; Harder 4 in 2
1-3; Stephens 8 in 4; Klieman 2 in 2
2-3. Wild pitches Stephens. Winning
pitcher - Stephens. Losing pitcher -
Masterson. Umpires-Hurley, Summers,
Paparella, Rue. Time 2:35. Attendance
q, 900 (estimatedl.
(Second Game)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Scarborough and Evans; Embree
Lopez. Home run-Keltner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Lade, Meers 49,, and Mccullough;
Lade.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-20

Batteries: Price, johnson (9>. and
Lail: Brown and Knisely. Winning
pitcher-Price.
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ca tions on request. Box 435-B, Star. gSs
Evening star., 1947-04-28
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fe q oi noa mofSs; Es,sd 5eaf any problem sw.its
DRESsMAKiNG. tailoring, alterations dons
y ., your g home BY expert seanstress. Can
KDDIEIaND NURSERY kinderssst.n,
lunches, transp.; to IL. to 5. sH. 5e73.
CAN'T MoNTRosE, goth season-oirls 3
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prices; studio centrally located sbovs
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ttERaSs tEsaNESF c wsSes 7se4 ossrsia ave ,a
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q. v. JOHNSON, pent,st-Yalss teeth re-
psired While you wait. Room 6o2. WestorS
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arranged. For quick. etlcient service st
lgMGSk pilCcS. Chl WASdlNSfTON UPHOLD
STERY CO.. 1909 H st. NV. Elk. 5096.
pottery your hobby;
afternoon and evening classes: complete
pottery supplies and kilns WINTHROP
SsEY CERAMICS STUDIO, 1454 PARK rd. NV,
PERMANENT. 81. snampoo and fins.r
HONOUR SCHOOL. is40 n Y. SHh ave
GRAD. NURSE tcolored), care invalid or
chronic case: p,m.-7 am; no Sundays,
COUNTRYSIDE CAMP, 5.14 yrs.
daily swimming, pony riding, archery.
boxing camp activ.; train. nurse; Reautifai
grounds; daily transp. and hot lunch; $50
per mo. Resident camp, S95 per mo- In
spection invited. 940l Georgia ave-, SH,
Rest HOME-vacancies for '.up'' patient,
Tray service Graduate nurse on duty "a
hrs: employed to care for All types Of
cases; Moderate prices. AD 3625. MRS
BITTNER, manager "a
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite MaynoWeY:
reducing for gentlemen only Hrs, 6 to d
PiNEvIEW REST HOME vacancies; besuti.
full 5-acre location on River rd.: graduate
nurses on duty. excellent means. Rockville
2446 or DI. 2S01. a.
ARTIST WANTED to draw sure-hit gag
fIANO TUNER, all repairs and rebuild
ing: reasonable, free estimate. city or sub
urbs. VICTOR GEORGE, AT. 1885. "A