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Evening star., 1947-01-05

FIvE-ROoM BUNGALOW with bath; hot
air heat with vents to each rm.; fireplace
Chicken house; located is mi. DC; pos
session with settlement: price $500, with
Near Vienna, Va: close to busline; 4
rms. with dinette, bath, GE electric stove
reig. hot-water heater, storm windows
nd doSrS Snvn sSstea sSa 80 on Der mo acre OF land
In Vienna, Va; near. school and bus
line; immediate possession; on "a acrei
eireniati ] heater a screensdin @ 'front.' porch;
nice shade trees: price $4,000.
Near Vienna. Va; on 1.6 acres . 4.
bsmt,, hot-air heat; gas stove; plenty OF
lawn; price. siS,5oo. with terms.
busiine sOTn near r schools: over u S ser. ' q
porch; hardwood noors; fireplace. gas
oorsd ana attic sh SOrmsr prss
shgsss gnI a.t .ng4, 5%. ,,s. sas bath sa,
water heat; hardwood noOrs on lst ar.
.,.sii,i,t; ,ss q s,s.s ssss Su..
Fairfax eSasfy county. HSa's w. Price. S ~ 75o RAP
BARNEY. Vienna. Va. Vienna 21s. II
THE MOST FOR THE MONEY in Arlinston
only $3.50 for for lovely spacious mod
ira large bedrooms, fireplace, basement,
den: corner lot. in beautiful subdivision;
near 10c bus and stores; reasonable cash
.Vacant-BrfcK, bedrooms, 2. stories.
oil heated; like new: tile bath. fireplace.
English basement apt. viii carry payments;
VsssntSThe lovely formal 4-bedroom.
dreamed Of. You'll have everything your
heart could , desire in !. : grand. liyabls home
On WOODED iGs stnrs By
Only So, 900 down and balance easy month.
Tisse three excellent properties are very
there, II am. to 6 pm. Sunday. Once,
srof.r 5s assr asa sSdef ox
81 vARIELIEs-.congressmen. .ofncers, are
homes. Many only couple Of thousand
Is g 20 MIN Is ~ an eal. Of as1s 10
min. more by bus, Call usi
,.i:,s !, rms, bath: on sSous q 2; On
Ssssns s.Ssss: $s.ss, l,sias 1m'; tsss I9aa; IS;
2: rms; fun bath on each noor; pre-
oil hs sTlIs iii psts 1' ..es seel All
ssrss. ns ,;; sse.ns ls . sns75S 5S5sDl'e. attached
s-rg; s;ssory ssoy brick; bath fireplace.
S. rms, bath, brick: corner lot; fire.
on % End door. $3.50. ''' . '''s i'0n'
g. 5 rm. masonry bungalow: .13x19 II.
Liy. rm, rec. rm.; space in basement.
DENcE REALTY CO.. Ak. 3343
cox q co. OFFERS: Near Airport at
Groyeton, Va, on Highway. /, most beau-
tifuI 4-rm brick bungalow, bath, full base
ment. finished attic, s:car saraEs; on :
Ice. splendid handicapped lots; owner leay.
ing town; immediate possession. Attention,
Fort Belvoir personnel
West Glendale ave, home or investment--
10 rms. 3 apts., 2h bsths; oil h.-w.h.. gas
h.w. fireplace, storm windows, screens.
fully insulated; furniture in apt. included;
garage; near schools, churches and stores:
excel. bus transp.: immediate possession.
Call Mr.. Bsyer, COX n CO., DI. 1854;
1coafinnS1 q Ns1s PassJ
Evening star., 1947-01-05
sUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

QUIET Refined COUPLE wanted to share
2h-year-old modern home with single
gentleman: all modern improvements: $40
per week plus half of utilities. 715 Upland
place. AleXs ndria. Va. ali day Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

2204 Wilson blvd, GIL. 1900. OK. 4l23.
SPANKING NEw-we hearth, indorse ths
we'll arranged fiye-room and tile bath
Siisk Sls By Svn:0 :sooneadroomS sttie fuli base;
in M q weii-estab abiished community: posses
soS sSn N nAPN4oN sPPsSsnssfKax X afy Co. I
agents. 2204 Wilson blvd. GL. 1900, OK.
oNSsEl AGAIN We have home in bsautitu, "
oyerlooking the Pctomac. Just south 81 Ct
loes 81 bath: s: aGss sss
trance, spacious living room with nre-
place. maids seom snd bath: anI:,oadss lot = an- Y.
. Sc.:s aSSssass ssnss Ta e house &
prsras psr apsossiSisiss: prse o
Hi FhE lsls lsEsf e rails Hs 81 81 iouE LIFE can be
enjoyed in this beautiful csnter,hnn Dutch
with Colonial fireplace. dining room 1878.
kitchen 13x12,- plus den or study: three
comfortable bedrooms and the bath; en- en-
lures: oil hot water heat, detached garage,
deep level lot approximately i50 IT.; I'M
sass ny ,sssa s5sssns AXE xess
REALTY Co., 2.o4 Wilson blvd. GL.
nsssIa IKE ss 'sRssi s sit.oas sast
on large lot inclosed with picket fence;
convenient to stores and bus: Is min.
downtown. min: Pentagon BLDG; posses
sion with title. n: =; Weaver; Wo; 1914.
MT. kansNi VknNoN MfMOsiAE aiGnWAY. 4
miles south Of Alexandria. va.-Ihis At
tractiye brick home on very large lot; has
dining room and modern Kitchen on nrst
door; on End door are nice bedrooms
and 2 tiled baths. and one bedroom and
b6sement is an unusually hne gamer0ou1
with wocd-burntng fireplace; also bath; oil
heat; 2.car detached brick garage; posses-
dition. Gall My. Addison. IA. $500; ewes
and Sun, EstTfax 1e1.W-3. boss B
PIk1N exclusive, 1z17 = st. NV. -
Evening star., 1947-01-05

INVESTORS. ATTENTIoN-Falls. Church
Price slashed 5-bedroom redecorated
bedroom mansion on s5-acre estate Just
oG Cedar lane. VICTOR WIGKEEssHAM's Is;E s!sA
As Hillcrest and 81 Massey court: in
Fairhaven- bedrooms frame, with asbes-
tos shingle siding: best heating systems;
drive by and call us for appointment.
Possession 80 days-Price cut. Lovely.
large 5-room frame California bungalow,
try home, 1-6 acres, overlooking beauti-
full countryside: coal radiation heat; 81, 900
down. Price reduced to $3.50. Cal for
SHAMs ABC REALTY & DEVELOPMENT
CO., EN-. 4709. 0733. Weekdays until
Evening star., 1947-01-05

e iiv. lm; ,Gysly NJ ox full lasss. BASE oil
brick. semidet.. s rms; and bath; rsfrigsr,
Is fsor spa - AAasIad. issIs f aaoI Vernon
sSs cE6 4led 4coEosixL asnf has the iaalos,ns s.a
lures: 4 bedrooms, living room with nre-
place. large dining room; LARS large kitcnen. a,eE.
NM snssSpc 5fias sRieE 81
Is Gss FL TRUST s1o,eoo-Briek Colonial; liy-
rooms upstairs. with tiled bath; fun base
1s..x IsSns1y sIsys ss
sEEcFi sEI FMS g. To-Day. ia or i. an
ronssn S 0ssk an
4 windows for 2 additional bedrms:: liy.
Sa .sh ansDssisss as sissh.n din with Il
cove; full basement with beautiful rec. Im:
with fireplace and corner cypboards. p,a pius
snd s;Issnsa sns sStRSaf aas o'
jan ia, III sq5stanssasss.4 ax 'sas4 eash. LEE foriAH'
SrS 9opaas asas isth e S. nSss sas;
iesser essen priSs a range. see this one be,nE ci-
.na aSr ocss.a osss i ons aas q
popular communities, conyenientH near
three lOE buSl1neS, SnoppIu8 ccutets ELeuS
and high schools. It has living ana dining
rooms. Kitchen. bedroom, den and bath on
drst noor, and bedrooms on second moor.
There Is q wood-burninE fireplace IN lying
ROOM large screened living porcn, pase.
ment with semiautomatic hot-watef neat
and laundry facilities, lear garage and z
dandy level lot with lovely older trees, also
border hedge Of evergreens and fencedsm
rear. Priced below present market, as
owner desires immediate sale with substan-
tiai cash. and ifinterested we suggest an
early inspection, SO better plan on driving
out today. 10 reaeh-.oysr KEY or Me-
mortal Bridge. out Lee highway. Washing.
ton, Wilson or Lee blvds,, to Glebe rd. and
kM Sh D. ' Ssf sei 'sa aas
sid sRIC8 X BUNGAIow. completely furn.; 2
S1S,950. TALMADGE WMCHER, 1873
Wilson blvd, GIA S017, 5000. -S
ARLINGTON, vA.-2-story brick home Of
lpreWar construction, located in one Of
Ariington's finer. nei4hborhoods: features
include full baths, sarage, gas heat, nre.
place, large 1st-Eaocr bedroom, splendid
| kitchen equipment and many other 10
tinements; owner has already been trans
IferTed and desires tnmediate sale; posses-
sion with settlsment; price $1es9kQ: ct.
trsstiyeiy nnsnesd. JuDsoM K1AAMY,;
| 8 Ems, sElnDET. BRlCK In 9. Arlington
cenv. 70 stores. bus, etc. $4,000. OWNfH
"A. al0o-M
Evening star., 1947-01-05


and and private schools; situated on an At
5, sSt lot X. nth 'front.' a1aR VAIN
cious entrance hall, living room !13z22l
set on BY charming Colonial nreplace
ing the living room is . slassed-in sunroon
q0x12); the dining room u3x15) has q
abundance Of wall space and viii interes %
ture. In addition to the large noder,
| kitchen, there is breakfast room, viii
steps leading down to . nasssons tssraes ERA q
with ? large closets. and tiled bath, ::
other bedrooms and bath. The full base
inent contains paneled recreation room
and % buiisln fa's sarane. % Features @ inelud. sist
roof, hot-water heating system with .oi
burner, eopper plumbing and venstis,
MASON GREEN Co.. Exclusive Agents
1888; evenings and Sun, GIL. e615.
BARGAIN. s13.65a-see this love nest
eSareh. tss Nestled n ials. Osts, NAPLES sn'
:SInsisd : esss CO has & H. I'M VA As:
On second noor; dandy lot in : real aaiet
sssuded lCsasion sst close so bus re-
sssiss'iSa sssi. oa ?sa asa4. To- LEE POTTER ca
OPEN TODAY, TO 1Army omcers
lookl Arlington, Ss,250: vacant; 110a
So. Columbus street. II you can't ren
| satisfactory quarters and 2 bedrooms vi!
take care Of your re1uirements-it WI
pay you to see this cozy 5-room and batl
home, as it offers way out OF your nous
| Ing problem at minimum inyestmen
and soodly number Of. thrifty. y.mindei
Army and naval ofacers have taken ad
vantage OF the opportunity to purchas
similar homes in this community; located
only . sus- from bus on Columbia pix
and shout 10 minutes from the PentagoI
or 15 downtown. 1t Is in splendid condi
fion. complete with refrigerator and range
also Venetian blinds throuxhout and ha
dandy lot with large, level, rear yard ant
| some lovely shade trees. II in a position
! to make q fairly substantial cash pay
lment. II will be worth your while to visi
this home, so better plan on driving. on
today and remember-you can put dow
10 reach-over Memorial Bridge. right O
lett few SOS. 70 Columbia pike, riEht abcu
sHsHHs RafHH eip'inqsa saJAck az TO slhsIssi;
GGSSHNsHti GSsSsHHHts ssaIui sIus ArEA-sriek sunrale~
4 fne home with stairway TO- large in
sulated attic, nice log-burning dreplace u
! emerald tiled bath: fun basement, otl hest
panoramic view Of rolling countryside. ~
! auiry Invited. THE pEANT Co. 81
Evening star., 1947-01-05

HHRitniiiSNSGSiTi;oN-1nmediste HitiiSSSii; possession; 80.
900; very ATTRACTIVE corner property, spot
less condition; y m dpst5s SstS and stsh
doors throushout; as neat and clean :
home as you've ever seen. W. MULLEN
OK bssS fVfnPHci sRHck o ossmsssehed see newly
decorated throughout; living room, dinine
snd tile bath e end GSy fun sry s.s Sas
tiles; close TO schools. shopping and l0e
s STd As.t1n VI ossS. ven ssi at15 or WssE siss
II. Fl MYEK aEIGHrsWMasonry. 8 large
rooms, i bath on 1st door; .2nd door
ssas aaa sate roo
property De -; acned for spts s. and can Ss een:
sissss 5 sni h..ss w.sa bsd
eAfEs a'i1f sseff eaJRcaa RasaEe cash Iovsl,
Res io.. Dfas Mss ii9ins room VIII isDlsee.
sna b.tS. ai TIN % %p.ssmsnt. oiI hest, SaiIs;In
sas saii aSE 'i ssAIr9 s'S 81. sssIusIs;.
Grated throushout; close to GRADED schools
and buses; move in with down payment;
WILLIAMS aHidilH ) Realty st fS1 CO, 44i5 wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. Owens 6161 or 6162.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS-5-year old g.
room brick Colonial center-hali entrance,
large living room. fireplace, large guest
closet. dining room. beautiful equipped
kitchen: End hoor,. bedrooms. 2 double.
bed size; beautiful tile bath; plenty Of
closets. The yard-leyel basement has high
ceilings and . finished recreation room:
new-house condition: Possession with
title. L. MCGEE KING: 1851 wilson
blvd, GL 5273, OK 030O. -
LYON vILLAGE-6-room bungalow: Ind
floor. studio room: 1st hoor, living room.
fireplace. dining room, equipped kitchen,
breakfast nook. larse pantry; 2 very large
bedrooms and bath: basement: hot-water
heat, OIL. laundry trays: beautiful yard.
i MCGEE KGg; Hsgso 1851 Wilson blxd..
FALLS cHUnCH-o-rm. brick. completely
iurn lse; livinf s., I'M nrsplsss. aa,. dini5s rsS
immense In size; bedrms. and bath. cup-
boards; End noor. I i.s; hedrm; ar air.
imnedi.teiy .y,ilabls; price and term,
sfsSnselis is ass, fs WiI.ocoH "a sl1s M Us &
or. O30O. -8
Evening star., 1947-01-05

SILVER sPRING-e:yr -oId brick bunFa. ',,,
low in lovely Woodside Forest; rest ;rn, iss; nv
m With svnsa. 1snssf S.drms d r and fus s sa.PDsf III
one one moor; noored attic: full base; with
knotty pine rec. rm.: oil h.-w.hs; close @L ~ g
d.s' itse oeorsian sRin brick on Level Landscape
q ssappea TX kK SsdTm sne
nun t1sasp. 4sssi sia and schools named
~hss sys5 brick n t,s
din. rm, equipped kit With table pa,s space
sun sun par paflor ,,A and bath up; iuli base: viii
lot. constr. Of best Of materials from .rooi
Silver sprins-Last but not least ".
have very sttro 6ung 6ang ,a.a with attie ctinn nm
WosTHiN%ok sGfaS sfsr s eacasise agent
s4s7 dso5si. se answer, ave 81 sa sls9 is9s an to
SEAT PLEASANT district, 5000 block Add.
sGn sna g .sfss. sSs SsaSsfa &c location iSr ho%
or subdivision, $1,000 per acre. SHOWN o!
a'psnsmsne asrss on Rollins ave- faces two roads
good location for any purpose, $1,000 Pc
s4th and Central ave.-Larse lot. com
m.rcis On main hiEhwsy ~
room bungalow, furnished; oil heat, garase
chicken house, 30 chickens, a4-acre o
land: price Ss.250; substantial paymen
required; small investor you'd not pc IN
terested HEIGHTS REALTY CO., Capito
Heishts, Md. Closed Sunday:
TWO HOUSES in brentwood, Md: frame
5 rooms, bath, elec.: l frame, s rooms
MT RAINIER. MD. = Detached a-stor
frame house containing rms arrange,
for 2 families; 1 square to cars and stores
possession with title. Price, .$s,400.
Brentwood, vacant, immediate posses
sion; asbestos-shingle bungalow; lgt
rms, noored attic; hot-water heat, o.
burner; Large lot Esrags; cqnysnient e5i pt,. 10
ave, Mt Rainier. Nd. HY. 004s. .
SHyER SPRiNG-5-rm. brick-and- -fram
6unsalov; with finished attic in knott
pine, fully insulated; rec, rn. in bsmt. VII
shower and bar; oil air cono.; countr
club section: S19,e5o.
Takoms .Park-semidet. brick 2.ssor'
ear. larre lot: S14.a50; McCAULE
EEkLTY CO. sH. 6<12. 81. szSs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
PEA PATHWAYS
FOR SLAMMERS
Byrd Says Plum Hollow
For Hitters Like
Snead, Hogan
BY A KENESSON

Detroit, June 16 - Up - Sam
Byrd, the former New York YAH
kee outfielder who is host pro at
the National PEA Golf champion
ship opening here Wednesday at
Plum Hollow Golf club, is con-
WINGED the long hitters will bear
the closest watching in the seven
day match play scramble ove-
Plnum HolloW's rolling stretching
fairways.
Heightened by III yards for the
championship the tourney layout
measures 6,907 yards with five
pa SIS and as many one-shooters
in its par of Y, but there's moth
ing short about the one-shot holes.
four Of which are 1877 yards or
longer with n of them, the pic
turesque 18th, measuring 235.
Its definitely a layout for the
long hitters," Byrd declared,
mentioning specifically slamming
Sam Snead, runner-up to Lew
Worsham in the National Open;
Ben Hogan, the little 135-pound
better who is the defending PEA
champion, and Jimmy Demaret,
the grooming Texan who current
ly is at the top of his game.
ION a long championship
course such as this" Byrd ex-
planned, ANY advantage always
is with the good hitters, who
have enough power to reach the
greens where an average hitter
will need another shot.
For that reason, with five par
5 holes to shoot at and he hardest
hitters likely any time to be there
in two shots, those are the dan
gerous players here. OF course,
they'll have to be able to putt, too,
if they get their eagles and
brides, but getting on these greens
will be most of the fight"
Byrd's diagnosis was immed-
lately backed up by Snead, who
was On the course early this norm
ing for a practice tour and ram
med home three straight brides,
two of them on par 5 holes. He
did not turn in a card.
Officials said that more than
half of field of 1873 which plays
the first round of its 36-hole quail
flying test Wednesday already is
on hand, coming here directly from
the Naional Open in St. Louis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
Reserve Leaves Glass A.;
Spofford, Omega Cop Tits

Directly before receiving a final
22-6 'drubbing at the hands of lea
gue-leading Spofford Mills at Rob-
ert Strange park last night, the
Naval Reserve entry in the Glass
A softball loop formally cancelled
all remaining games and dropped
out of the league.
The Reserve nine, which was
bounced for IA runs in the first
frame of last nights ARRAY, has
won only three games this sea-
son. They have dropped IA con-
tests.
Alpha Omega laid the willow
safely 10 times against the offer
ings of the Brotherhood's Whitley
Aud to take the opening game
9-3. But Aud was the star of
the contest, hitting two homers,
each time with none on. His broth
er, centerfielder e. T. Aud, scored
Brotherhood's third run in the
third inning, stealing home.
Brotherhood got only six hits
off Omega's Clyde Jordan, whose
team built up an early lead. After
putting across two in the first,
the winners piled up a winning
quartet of tallies in the second
frame. Leftfielder Jack Worley
led off with a single, and batting
star Cecil Lee tripled him in. Lee
scored seconds later on a wild
pitch by Aud. After first base
man Bob Boyd had walked, back
stop Ace Parker doubled to score
him, but Parker vas out at third
trying to stretch his hit. After
that, r%ightfielder Don Gore singh
ed, Jordan walked, and Gre, who
had moved to third on an infield
out, scored the fourth run on
another wild pitch by Aud.
Lee banged out a single, double
and the triple to lead Omega's
batting attack.
In the other game, the relent-
less Spoffordians scored IA times
in the first inning to sew up a
game for Bill Baker, who was
later relieved by Lawrence Cook.
A total of 10 batters came to the
| plate during the furious first, with
two men still hugging the sacks
when it was all over. Spofford
made 10 of their 10 hits during
the inning.
Tommy Smith pitched for USNR,
which garnered only 4 bingles.
Sherrel Strickland hit two singles
for Navy, and Levy King had an
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
JUNIOR NETMEN
NIP COLDSB0R0

Headed by Captain Dick Hewlett,
members of the Wilmington Ten
mis- clubs junior team will be
looking forward to their third
straight Eastern Carolina Tennis
association victory in a contest
with the Rocky mount entry on the
Robert Strange courts.
The juniors added their second
win last Sunday, coping a SO con-
test from G%oldsboro in that city.
They took four singles matches,
and split the doubles.
Wilmington went tWo-up on
Goldsboro in a hurry. Hewlett
polished off Bill Winslow rs, 6-3,
and Carl jenkins, playing in the
number two slot for the Port City,
whisked off with a 81, 81 win
over BUD Wallace.
Goldsboro's Hugh Patrick won
two tough 8-6 sets from AL War
e in the third singles. But Irving
Maynard ran over Julian Hallow
81, 60, and Billy Pittman defeat
ed Otis Pate 1-6, e-3, 6-3, to give
Wilmington the singles, four
matches to one.
In the doubles, Hewlett and
Maynard beat Winslow and Pate
in 6-3 sets for Wilmington's victory.
Hallow and Patrick took the
other for Goldsboro from jenkins
and Warren, 6-3, 3-6, 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17

The red hot Cubs from Lumber
ton won another last night, creep
ing past the Clinton Blues, 9-8.
While this was going on, Sanford's
Spinners drubbed the helpless,
hapless Leafs from Selma-Smith-
field, 9-3, and the Dunn-Erwin
Twins beat the sagging Red Sox
from Warsaw, Ga.
With a roaring throng of home
town enthusiasts cheering them on
the Lumberton Cubs, currently the
hottest thing in the Tobacco State
league, rolled to another win last
night by sprinkling water on a
ninth inning Clinton rally to edge
the Sampson County gladiators,
9-8.
The decisive marker of the game
came in the fifth inning. After
one runner had been thrown out
in home trying to cor from sec
ond earlier in the stanza, Kivett
tried to turn the trick again and
aided by a slight bobble on the
part of the Clinton left fielder,
countered. Garcia, incidentally,
hit the ball which carried Kivett
across the platter.
Eugene Cabiness led the way
for Lumberton's hitters with three
for four, while Sanders topped the
Clinton effort with two for three.
Marsh of the Blues hit a home
run.
Bill Stone, n of the Weed
leagues better flipper, hurled San
ford to a 9-3 triumph over Selma
Smithfield in a game played at
Sanford. The big highlander whiff-
ed six and delivered only n free
pass in the error-marred ball tus-
sic.
Errors really reached their eli
max as Rotola, making his debut
as shortstop for the Leafs, COM
mitted a grand total of seven err
rors, a record. He made up slight
ly for his bad day in field with two
hits at bat,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
Special to the Star

RED SPRINGS, June 16-Nobody
can deny, least of all the Whining
ton Pirates, that the Red Springs
Robins are a scrappy ball club
who will soon vacate that Tobac-
co State cellar. The Robins roundly
trounced the Pirates here tonight,
80, behind Burch's SEVENTH pitch
ing. Although Wilmington broke
the ice in the first with a single
tally, the Robins sewed up their
18th victory of the season by tee
ing off on Starter Emory Hewlett
for three runs and finisher Nate
Andrews for two in the very first
inning.
Tomorrow night, the two teams
will play a return engagement at
Legion stadium in Wilmington.
Game time is 7:45.
Harry Bridges was the only
Buc to make as many as two
hits, one of them being a double.
Billy Benton also collected a
double. Their pair of extra-base
clouts e two of the three made
in the game. The other was a
two-bagger by Rogers, the Robins
leadoff Shortstop.
Meanwhile, the Robins had a big
hitting spree. Everybody but cen
terfielder Brown and catcher
Hockenbury got atleast one bingle.
Wolfe, the Red Springs third
baseman, drove in two runs with
a single and a fly. Pitcher BurcA.
rightfielder Carter, and Rogers
all got two hits apiece.
After Andrews entered the
game, he steadied things up a bit.
Following the first inning, the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
SpoHord Mills Wins
Junior League Crown

Ronald Hobbs fifth inning
double into the right field trees
at Robert Strange park drove in
two runs yesterday afternoon
and gave Spofford Mills the City
Junior Baseball league champion
ship for 1947-, 4 = 2, over the
Blackwood Sports Shop Braves.
With the score tied 2 : 2 going
into the fifth, SpoEbord's first
stanza, Kenneth Patrick, hit a
grounder to Blackwood second
baseman Cecil Heath, who error.
ed it. Pad-ick took frs. Eddie
Coley worked the Blackwood pitch
err for a walk. And, then Hobbs
plastered the game winning blow.
Hobbs also drove in the first
Spofford run of the game with a
single in the first inning. A long
fly to left field by Robert Ses-
sions accounted for the scond
Miller marker.
Blackwood scored all of their
runs in the fourth frame. E. C.
Britt beat out a bunt. Louie Clark
lined a hit into left field, Britt
going to third. Clark stole sec
ond. Bobert Brown grounded out,
but Britt scored on the play.
Gerald Stone also went down on
an infield roller, bringing in
Clark for the Braves last tally
of the tilt.
Jimmy Brisson unfurled a beau
tiful pitching performance for the
victors, earning his second straight
triumph over the Braves. He has
beaten them earlier, 6 : 4. The
cool-headed Highlander struck out
four and walked two. Walter
Murphree, hurting for the losers,
Whitfield six, but issued seven free
passes.
Leading hitters we're Hobbs
with two for four and Kenneth
Patrick With one for two of Spot
ford Mis-. Five Blackwood players
Id one for three records.
Yesterdays game closed the
City loop season. Spofford Mills
is the third champion of the City
circuit. Last year and year before
last Lake Forest walked away
with the pennant. Bert Hawley,
recreation athlete director. has
announced another league for
boys will be organized for play
throughout the summer.
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