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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
KECLERS BEGIN
CHAMP EVENTS

Local keglers will match their
skill at the Ingram allies this week
to determine the city champion
ship. The event will get underway
tonight at $3.50.
Eighteen teams have signed up,
according to w. E. Kenn, city as
ISOLATION secretary. Also Is teams
have entered the duck pin COM
petition. Along with the team
events, individuals will bowl sim
giles, doubles and also mixed dou-
bles.
The aI-events includes the total
pin fall for the team, doubles and
singles. All bowling will be run on
a handicap basis.
Approximately $1,000 worth of
trophies have been purchased to
be presented to winners. The
schedule:
Duck Pin Schedule
Monday, $3.50 - Jiffy Grill, Har-
tbs Pure Oil, Anchor Hardware,
Hornes Service Station. (Singles,
doubles, mixed doubles, alleys
9-10-11-12).
Tuesday, $50 Smart and
Thrifty, Diana Dress Shop, In
grams LADIES' Y. W. C. A.
(singles, doubles, mixed doubles,
alleys 9-10-11-12.
Wednesday, $50 - Saunders
Drug, Dark Horses, Wulff's News
Service, Migrants Men (singles,
doubles, mixed doubles alleys g.
1O-11-12).
Thursday, $50 swinsons
Food, Whites, A. c. L., National
Sign. (singles, doubles, mixed
doubles, alleys 9-10-11-12).
Friday, $50 - Mied doubles,
singles, and doubles. All alleys to
be used.
Ten Pin Schedule
Monday, $3.50 - Fire Dept, Spot
ford, Red Rock, DR.. Pepper,
doubles and singles on alley 5 and
g..
Tuesday. $50 Sport Center,
Tiffany Studio, Spare Boys. Amer
lean Legion, Trinity Methodist.
Shoemakers.
Wednesday, $3.50 - Springers
Coal, Loyal Order Moose, (singles
and doubles alley 3, 4, 5, and 6.
Thursday, $3.50 Sen Frat,
Orrell Realty, Royal Crown. Jay
Gees. (singles and doubles alleys
5 and g.
Friday - Post Office, Cape Fear
Terminal. (singles and doubles
alleys 3. 4, 5, and g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
PILLS THUMP
CARDS TWICE
Steady Hurting Battles
Basement Dwellers.
6-3 And | o

ST. LOUIS, May 1S-P)-Two
southpaW pitchers named Kenneth
-Heintzelman and Raffensberger
were too much for the st. Louis
Cardinals today as the Philadel-
phia Phillies downed them twice,
6 to 8, and / to 0. The second
contest went IL innings and was
decided when Emil Verban, form
er Cardinal, singled to score
HOWE Schultz who had singled to
and advanced to second on a wild
pitch.
1t was the eleventh time this
year the world champions had
succumbed to southpaw pitching.
Both Heintzelman and Raffens-
berger scattered nine hits, but the
latter's performance was the more
impressive. He did not walk a bat
ter and famed five. The Cards
filled the bases with Tor out in
the seventh inning, but Raffens-
berger frightened and retired the
side. A safe bunt by Stan Musial
in that inning was his first hit in
Is times at bat. Whitley Kurowski
was elected from the game in the
ninth for disputing a called third
strike.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
BRAVES RETAIN
HOLD ON LEAD
Boston, Cincinnati Split
Twin Bill, 8 l, z |;
Barrett Cops One

CINCINNATI, May 10 (F -
Red Barrett pitched five-hit ball
today to give the Boston Braves a
81 victory in the nightcap Of a
doubleheader today after they had
lost the opener to the Cincinnati
Reds FL. The victory. Barrett's
first of the season, enabled the
Braves to retain top position in
the National league.
A crowd of "a, 1872 saw Andy
Karl come to Barrett's aiG after
two had walked in the ninth and
two quick outs retired the side.
Johnny Wander Nicer, the loser,
parceled out eight hits in the night
cap but two of them, Hank Camel
lis second double and a triple by
Bob Elliott, were telling blows.
.Camelli's two-bagger came in
the seventh, chasing across the
second run of the inning, and Ell
liott's triple drove in the third
Boston marker in the eighth.
The Reds had counted one in
the opening round.
Ewell Blackwell notched his
fifth win against two losses in scat
tering nine Boston hits in the open
er.
Successive doubles by Benny
Zientara and Eddie Miller broke a
IL nine inning tie and provided
the margin of victory in the first
game. The decision sent Mort
Cooper to his fourth loss of the
year against one win.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19

Lefty got off to a nice start by
holding the Warsaw big guns to no
runs in the first inning. How
ever, in the second the Crimson
Hose got to work, racking up two
runs. In the third fans started
leaving as four more Warsaw tai
lies poured across the plate, max
ing the score, 60.
Wilmer started the decisive inn
ing off with a single. Miner fol-
lowed with a double. Bohannon
walked. Stephens then slugged a
double that brought in both Wilmer
and Miner. Scrobola received a
free ticket to first, loading the
sacks. Conn, the Warsaw pitcher,
blasted a one-bagger that drove in
two more markers. The next three
Warsaw batters went down in or
der, but the damage was done. In
the last five innings Wilmington
gathered five runs, but fell short.
Roy Lamb, who won the game
for Wilmington on Saturday with
a fluke hit, took the visitors bat
ting laurels today, slamming three
singles in three trips to bat. Elmer
Bohannon topped the winners with
one for two. He was walked three
times.
Tonight, the second place Pirates
engage the Red Springs Robins in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
.S0X WIN TWO
FROM SENATORS

WASHINGTON, May 10 N.
- Two-run rallies in the ninth
innings of both games enabled the
Chicago White Sox to sweep a
double-header from Washington,
4 : 2 and 3 : 2, here today before
a crowd of % ,036.
Oral Grove received credit for
the victory in the nightcap when
the Sox mustered two runs of
Chick Pieretti and Tom Ferrick,
who was charged with the defeat.
Ed Lopat batted for Grove and
was walked by Pieretti. Ferrick
replaced Pierretti on the mound
and was greeted with successive
singles by Thurman Tucker and
Luke Appling. Appling's hit scor-
de Floyd Baker, running for
Lopat. Murrell Jones' long fly
to center scored Tucker from
third.
fuckers double with two out in
the ninth inning of the first game
scored Earl Harrist and Joe Step
henson to break a 2 : 2 tie as
Frank Fapish and Harrist limit
ed Washington to eight hits.
The second game marked the
tenth straight time the Senators
have been restricted to two runs
or less.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
FAIR BLUFF BEATS
GEORGETOWN, 4-3

FAIR. BLUFF, May 19-Fair Bluff
defeated the Georgetown, South
Carolina. baseball team here to-
day, 4-3, as Irwin Enzor singled
Fred Edwards in from second in
the last of the ninth after he had
reached first base On a single
to center.
T. S. Enzor held Georgetown to
seven scattered hits, n more
than Burns. the losing hurler, gave
up. Fred Edwards led Fair Bluff
with two for five, while Rogers
had three for four for Georgetown.
Georgetown led from the second
inning until the eighth, when Fair
Bluff tied the game up 3-3 on
singles by Charlie Enzor, Ralph
Rogers, and Roger Minton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
RAMBLERS TAKE
FIFTH STRAIGHT

The rampaging M a S b o
Ramblers took their fifth straight
victory when they slapped the Red
Soxs of Elizabethtown II to 6.
Trace Duval went the route for the
Ramblers and scattered nine SAT-
ties on the way.
The Masonboro crew jumped to
an early lead in the first inning
when little Hugh Griffith walked,
but was out when Covington hit in
to a force play. Linwood Rowan
smashed a triple into deep left
field scoring Covington. He scored
a few seconds later when Horton
lined to center field. Collie kept
the rally going with a single, and
scored on Levy Kings three-bag-
ger. Farrow ground to second to
end the inning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19

Winter Park retained their I'm
beaten record in the Cape Fear
loop this week, turning back the
challenging Pepsi-Cola nine by a
score of 8-4.
In other games, Hampstead de-
feated Seagate 8-3, and the Acme
Delco boys slapped down the Ma
sonboro Clamdiggers. "a.
The victory for Winter Park gave
them a won-lost record of 40, and
made for a three-way tie for Sec
ond place between Pepsi-Cola,
Acme-Delco and Hampstead. Vet
eran Norwood Skipper scattered
seven Pepsi-Cola hits while strik-
ing out five and issuing three free
passes. Big Murphy Scroggins al
lowed 10 safe hits, but he deserved
a better fate, errors by his team
mates letting in at least four runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
Enbs Blast Spins, 1916;
( Twins, Smithfeld Win

Phlklndton singled, Becker bring
ing him home with a triple. Ku-
kulka hit to the infield and was
safe at first when Ridden, the
Blues shortstop, made a futile at
tempt to cut Becker off at the
plate. Balla was safe on an err
ror, Kulufka going all the way to
third. Eames flied out to right
field, Kukulka scoring. But Balla,
attempting to get to second, met
the ball and his demise face to
lface as Ridden stopped the throw
and tagged him for the third out,
Astounding the Red Springs Rob-
ms with Al runs in a two-game
series, the Dunn-Erwin Twins had
their hitting clothes cleaned and
pressed for yesterdays game. They
put on their best jinxes, too, as
the Robins committed IA errors
during the 14-7 win by Dunn.
Although the score was decidedly
lop-sided after the sixth. up until
that time, it was as good a ball
game as anyone would want. Going
into the first half Of the fourth,
the Robins boosted a AZ lead. The
Twins tied it up in their half. The
Robins countered with n run
going ahead 5-4. Dunn tied, that
with a single marker in the fifth.
Red Springs pushed another tally
in and led one more at the end
of the fifth, 6-5. Disguised with
all the shilly-shally, the Twins let
loose and batted around in the
sixth, scoring a half-dozen times.
That put them in the lead 11-6,
and from that point on the Robins
were no more than interested
spectators, except that they did
| commit those IA errors. <
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
GOLFERS TEE OFF
FOR MEDAL PLACES

WINSTON-SALEM, May 1S-(P,
-Twenty-one professional golfers
will tee off in SO holes Of medal
play for four places allotted to
the Carolinas Golf association for
the national P.G.A., at Old Town
club tomorrow.
Top professionals from North
and South Carolina and Virginia
are here for the event, headed by
Clayton Heafner of Charlotte and
Al Smith of Danville, Va, two Of
the touring troupe of stars.
Al Smith teamed with three
amateur partners to tie with Wal
ter Reynolds, pro, Columbia, 5. C.,
and Harold Hall, Columbia anna
teur. and Boyd Jaeger, pro, and
Tom Cash, amateur, of High Point,
in a pro-amateur event as a pre-
liminary to the PEA. qualifying
tournament. Smith teamed with
P. H. Hanes, Jr., Jim Willis, and
Tom Ruffin, all amateurs, OF VIM
ston-Salem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
MUNICIPAL TOPS
CLUB IN MATCHES

MUM defeated the Country
club in a match held at NUM-
yesterday, 10 II to 8 1-2, with
nine foursomes competing.
Scores were, Country club
and Mum respectively:
l.. B. Orrell and Charlie
Wade 2 IL, L. C. Walsh, ST.,
and l.. C. Walsh, Jr., IL; J.
p. Herring and Rowland Jobb
8, Jesse Ellison and Grady
Tyson 0; Ben Washburn and
H. V. Hines O., Bill Dyke and
Henry Clark 3; Jimmy Nets
and Lieut.. r. S. Smith IL;
Glenn Herring and Miles
Clemmes 2 IL; Harold Alexius
and Lou Davis IL; Raleigh
Powell and Harry Hufhan 2 IL;
Walter Curtis and w. B. Long
IL; Bowden Clewis and
Charles Redmond 2 IL; o. f..
Durant and Norwood Orrell
1 IL; Adam Shelter and Ralph
Powell 1 IL; Frank Bailey and
Tom James 0; Walter Eagle
and Tom WOmbIe 3; Norman
Davis and N. Humphrey 0,
Gus Derner and George Step
toe 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
Sox Yank BUGS Back Into Tie, IL To 5
Rangers Keep String
Unbroken, Win 8 To 4

At Delco, the Masonboro Clam
diggers went down before the
combined pitching Of Workman
and Jim Bullock, who gave up
but seven hits between them. They
struck out sly. However. Howard
Pepper was stingy with the base
knocks also, letting the opposition
down with eight safeties. But
that was plenty. Jimmy Pepper
led at bat for the losers, with two
for four. Jim Bullock got the
same for Delco.
Jimmy Whedbee allowed only
five hits to Seagate as Hamp.
stead won the contest by an o-a
score. He famed -. Allen gave
up IA hits for S~eagate, whiting
five. Hampstead sewed up the
game with a three run rally in
the third,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
CZECHS BEAT SWISS
IN DAVIS CUP TILT

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. May
Observation-Disclosures power
1ul tennis team, which is expected
70 win tax European zone Davis
Cup eliminations, cleared one of
the biggest hurdles today when it
eliminated a game and hard-fight-
Inc SWISS team, four matches to
one.
The Czechs clinched the issue
when Vladimir Cernik Won the first
OF two singles matches from Hans
Huonder, 6-3, 6-3, Ga. Then the
ai-around Czech athlete, Jaroslav
Drobny, who also is all accom-
pllsAed international hockey star,
scored an easy straight sets victory
over Jost Splitter of Switzerland,
81, 81, 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
Notches Fifth
AS Yankees Fall, 5-3

NEW YORK, May 10 () -
H. cleveland Indians belted their
0rmer teammate. Allie Reynolds.
vt If the box in a three-run eighth
rning rally today to whip the
Esw York Yankees, 5-3 before a
,roud Of %, 7O2 in Yankee Stadium.
pobbv Teller scored his fifth vic
Eorv Of the year although he need
assistance from Steve Gromek
the ninth when the Yanks
threatened.
REYNOLDS. VINO came to the
Yankees last fall in a trade for
|,scond baseman Joe Gordon, kept
haze with Teller for seven innings
#pith the score tied at IL in the
<trst meeting between the two
Etpams this season. The Indians
Rookie first baseman. Ed Robin
Ian. broke the deadlock in the
1,jahth with his first home run OF
1.-The season. A single by Gordon,
4 double by Ken Keltner and Al
|L.opez' one-bagger added two more
In the frame to give the Tribe a
hi edge. and send Reynolds to
the showers.
Gordon, who had a perfect day
at bat with three hits and two
walks in five trips to the plate,
.homered off Joe Page in the ninth.
II was his seventh four-bagger.
Teller. who famed six and walk
ed six. gave up the Yankees first
run in the sixth when Charlie
Keller and Joe DiMaggio hit sue
cessive singles and Keltnef's high
throw of George McQuinn's sacrl-
flee bunt loaded the bases. Teller
then walked Aaron Robinson to
in a run but with no out, he
bore down to fan pinch hitter
Johnny Lucadello and Reynolds
and held Phil Rizzuto to a pop
Ioul fly,
Teller weakened in the ninth
after Larry Berra had reach
I'd first on an error and raced to
on a single by Bobby Brown.
he walked Tommy Heinrich and
Charlie Keller in succession TO
in a run. Steve Cromek
hen replaced Teller with one out
md retired DiMaggio and Nc
Quinn Win another run scoring on
)iMaggio's fly out.
CLEVELAND Alb r H U A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
NAY. MAY 10, RN

an apprehensive eye at
Es''lnss eIlious tendencies dis.
reD' tbe other members OF
PED ,s ;, State League the
TOYS spinners were caught
'0l .uoir pitchers down yestef,
ale. 5 Iumberton's Cubs rub
t'h so,s' noses in the dust, Is.
%, GgJ had less mercy on
s milton ! Blues. trounclng them
c Dails the Dunn-Erwin Twins
/, NnI ne the Red Spring Robins
Fnpeu warsaw showed under
ll-5. on,s now short.
|brl1 lid the l6-hit barrage on
b. .6 ~ collecting four hits in a
| !, 9o1en times at bat, one OF
|l.d'1'F home run. He drove in
len lilies. 1t was the second
rss . row over Sanford for
% r " They defeated the Spln'
= Cu s9 saturday night. Yarlton,
'ts ly ymberton pitcher, allowed
e L .;aat hits and got three OF
Ny ,insles gathered by his own
T., He He also brought across 'hree
y. smitbfield, the Leafs regain,
- .,sir old form and lamoas1eo
'ps a+,ngo Clinton Blues, III.
an osossky. turning in a mag
,IGe mound performance, grew
tIc-' with base hits, allowing on,
insy WIZ furthermore, he walked
~ '[ me and famed four.
~ p.ri Eames. the Leafs rookie
te he drove in five runs with
.inele and a double.
holding a 10 lead,
olsd away the game in the last
INV tf+b scoring three times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
GIANTS DIVIDE
WITH PIRATES
Buc Rally Wins First;
Ottmen Take Cap;
Homers Numerous

PITTSBURGH, May IS -(P-
Ancient Ernie Lombard got his
first two home runs of the season
today to drive in six runs and help
the New York Giants to an II to
6 victory over the Pittsburgh Pr
rates in the abbreviated 7 inning
nightcap. A ninth inning Pirate
rally routed the New Workers., 7
to 6. in the opener Of the twin bill
watched by 80, 1896 fans.
Lombard: who hadn't started a
game behind the plate this season
prior to today, notched his round
trlppers in the fourth and fifth
lnnings-both with two on base.
Big Hank Greenberg chased Bill
Voiselle off the mound when he
lashed a three-run homer yer the
left field wall in the Pirate half
Of the fourth. 1t was his sixth of
the year.
But the New Workers made short
work of four Pittsburgh hurlers
as they banged out 10 hits and II
runs to win. Junior Thompson got
credit for the Giant victory.
frankie Cuisine was the big gun
in the opener, hitting a home run
with one aboard in the eighth, and
then coming through with a game
winning double in the ninth that
scored two runs for the Pirates.
Willard Marshall hit a two-run
roundtripper in the first inning
OF the opener for the Giants and
Walker Cooper's three-run homer
IN the third knocked Rip Sewell
from the mound. Elmer Singleton.
making his third appearance of
he year, was credited with the
win.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
WILDCATS TO PLAY
RANGERS IN STADIUM

The MINIS Wildcats will play
an exhibition game tonight at
Legion stadium with the Winter
Park Rangers, stadium au-
thorities announced yesterday.
The game begins at 1880.
A playing date for the Wild
cat-Gastonia game has not yet
been assured, because of sever
al attractions being offered at
the stadium this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
COMETS DEFEAT
WACRAM BY lis
BY JIGGS POWERS

WHITEVILLE, May 18-White-
ville's Comets stopped the Wa
grams All-Stars winning streak
1T five games here today in an
exhibition game, downing them
lis.
H. D. Stanley, Whiteville right
handler, was credited with his
fourth victory of the season, al
though he had to have help from
Clyde Williams in the seventh
inning. He gave up seven OF the
eight Wagram hits.
Whiteviile reached Combull and
Piden for u blows, including a
double by Williams, and a two-run
homer by Ray Cook, the Comets
shortstop, in the fourth. Ned Coun-
Gil Comet h%ot-corner man, had a
perfect day at the plate as ne
batted out four hits in four trips.
Mccoy, Wagram, got a double
and two singles in five.
The Comets play Pepsl-Cola OF
the Cape Fear League in Whining
ton this week, the date not having
been definitely set.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19

Errors - Miller, Rateree, Closer 2,
Rogers 4, Wolfe l, Bullock 2, Suther-
land 3, Sellers 2. Runs batted in-Mill-
er, Jackson 2, McQui1len, Young, Dem
ming, Wilbourne, Rogers, Bullock, Choir
bora 2, Parnell. Two base hits-Scott,
Bullock, McQuillen, Chorbora. Three base
hit-Parnell. Stolen bases - Denning.
Shaw, Jones, Miller, Wolfe, Parnell,
Young, Scott. Sacrifices - Wilbourne.
Sellers, Rateree. Left on ~bases-Dunn-
Erwin IA, Red Springs IS. Bases On balls
off Sellers 2, Wilbourne 6, Turner.
Struck out, by Sellers 4, Wilbourne 2.
Hits off-sellers IA in s innings; Turner
3 in 3. Hit by pitcher, by Turner
Young. Passed balls-Denning 2. Los
ing pitcher-Sellers. Umpires- Wilson.
Baker. Time OF game-2:30.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
BROTHERHOOD MEETS
SPOFFORD TONIGHT

Class A Softball League play
resumes tonight, with Spofford
Mills and the Brotherhood
clashing in the first game. Be-
cause of games rained out in
the first quarter Of Glass A
competition, opponents for the
second tilt have not vet been
definitely settled upon. How
ever, a second game will be
played. On the mound for the
S%pofford nine tonight will be.
Lawrence Cook, with Sam Ro-
wan taking the hill for the
Brotherhood. The first game
starts at 1880 p. m. at Robert
= Strange Park.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Thom-
son, Marshall 2, Cooper ,, Greenberg,
Basinski, Cuisine 4, Kluttz. Two base
hits-Blattner, Marshall, K!ner, Kluttz,
Westlake. Cuisine. Three base hit
Kerr. Home runs-Marshall. Cooper,
Cuisine. Double ~plays-Sewell, Cuisine
and Greenberg. Kerr, Blattner and Mize
2; Cox n Basinski. Left on bases
New York s, Pittsburgh 8. Bases on
balls-Sewen 2, Jansen 3, Roe l, Single
ton 2, Trinkle 2. Strikeouts-Sewell l,
Jansen 2, Roe 1, Bagby 1. Hits-off Sew
ell 8 In 2 % innings; Bagby 8 in 2;
Jansen 8 in 7 lbs Roe 2 in 2 1-3; Single
ton 0 in 2; Trinkle 5 in l Is. Winning
pitcher-Singleton. Losing pitcher =
Trinkle. Umpires-Reardon, Goetz and
Conlan. Time-2:14. Attendance (esti-
mated( $4,000.
| SECOND GAM
Game called at the end of seven inn
ings, Sunday curfeW:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19

Errors-Reese, Furillo, Robinson, Me-
rullo. Runs batted in-Merullo, Schmitz,
Reiser 2, Walker, Edwards. Two base
hits-Walker, Reiser. Stolen base-Fu-
rillo. Double plays-Scheffing and Me-
rullo; Stanky, Reese and Robinson. Left
on bases-Brooklyn 10; Chicago 10.
Bases on balls-Schmitz 8, Hatten 4,
Casey /. Struck out-Schmitz 9. Chip
man 2, Hatten 2, Casey l. Hits off
Schmitz 6 in 6 2-3 innings: Wyse none
in / 1-2; ChipmSn none in /; Hatten
6 in 6; Casey 2 in 3. Passed ball
Scheffing. Winning pitcher-Hatten. LOS
ing pitcher-Schmitz. Umpires-Pinelli,
Barlick and Gore. Time: ST. Atten-
dance-46,572.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
WARSAW Gets II Hits
off Battered Cheshire
Lamb Leads Pirates With Three Singles;
Late Corsair Rallies Fall Short; Play
Robins There Tonight
SPECIAL, TO THE STAR

WARSAW, May 18-Lefty Louis Cheshire, Whining
toms off-and-on %southpaw, was a bit off here today as the
Warsaw Red Sox battered away at his offerings for IA hits
and II runs in their 11-5 victory over the Buccaneers. The
loss dropped the Pirates into a tie for second place with the
Sox.
Tonight, as the Pirates engage the Robins in Red
Springs, they will be attempting to at once climb away from
the Sox and toward the Sanford Spinners, who have drop
ped two straight contests to Lumberton, ISL and 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19

Errors-Muscemeci, Bridges, Jordan.
Runs batted in-Cheshire, Muscemeci 2,
Lamb, Conn 3, Stephens 3, Bohannon,
Miner, Andrews 2. Two base hits
Stephens, Wilmer, Jordan, Davis. Stol-
en- bases-Bohannon 2. Sacrifices-An-
drews, Wilmer. Double plays-Wilmer
and Miner. Left on DISCRIMINATION
9, Warsaw 10. Bases on balls-off Ches-
hire 4, Conn 4. Struck out, by Cheshiae
7, Conn 4, Johnson /. Hits off: Conn
II in 7 % innings; Johnson 0 in l 1-3.
Winning ~pitcher-Conn. Time of game
1:55.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19
Errors-Dillinger. Runs batted in

Errors-Dillinger. Runs batted in -
Berardino, Potter, Witte, Fain 2, Chap
man. Joost. Two base hits-Berardino
Joost, Fain. Three base hits-Binks
Early. Home run-Chapman. Stoler
bases-Coleman, Fain. Sacrifices-Mar-
childon, Majeski. Double plays-Witte
and Stephens; Joost, Handley and Faln
Potter, Stephens and White. Left on
bases-St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 7. Bases
on balls-off Potter 2, Marchildon 3,
G~alehouse 3. Strikeouts-by Potter 2.
Hits off-Msrchildon 6 in 7 innings;
Potter 7 in 8; Flores 2 in 2; Galehouse,
none in %: Passed ball-Guerra. Win
ning pitcher-Flores. Losing pitcher -
Potter. Umpires-McGowan Mckinley,
Grieve and Jones. Time-2:1s. Atten-
dance-10,000 ESTIMATED.
SECOND GAME
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Errors-Bohonko. Runs batted in -
Uhls, Becker 3, Kukulka, Eonta, Eames
5, Ellington. Two base ~hits-Evans, Gle
linski, Becker 2, P%ilkindton, Eames.
Uhls. Three base hit-Becker. Stolen
bases-Howard, Ellington. Double play
-Rudden (unassisted). Left on bases
Clinton 5. Smithfield 9. Bases on balls
off Karies 6, Osossky l. Struck out
by Karies 4, Osossky 4. Wild pitch
Karies. Passed pathfinder. Umpires-
Ruch, Davidzuk. Time of game-2:i4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-19

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Warsaw IL, WILMINGTON 5.
Dunn-Erwin IA, Red Springs Z.
Lumberton Is, Sanford s..
Smithfield Selma IL, Clinton l.
TODAY'S GAMES
WILMINGTON at Red Springs
Dunn-ErWin at Warsaw
Smithfield at Sanford
Lumberton at Clinton